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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-11
I'M TkL.LY-HO.

MONTEREY. cal. May u.-EafiY
this morning the presidents special
train arrived here. bringing the dis
tiuguishrd party Tor a ewo days
visit. The famous Hotel Del Monte
Is the house - entertainment.
The president remained aboard the
train until after breakfast A. -
o'clock the party vas driven around
the beautiful i5-mlle drive. Ia aix-in-
hand tnily-ho coaches
At Monterey and Pacific Grove. re
eeption committees from the two
towns met the president and escort
ID him through the brightly dccorat-
"A town. while \ thousand school
children stFewed flowers IN thsutrcgta
a. the party passed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-11
QTY WILL
IMPROVE
y Soafd of Public Works
rasses Upon Big List.

- : 5ers d the board Of public
49, sefe present az the regular
meeting today.
49, petitions o. the Automatic
.s 800 %. and the Sunset Tele-
s.,. e. Tor the erection ~ poles
=. ~ Streets, were granted.
y s 100 me Improvement Of West
L =, '.&s We're ordered rsadVeftis-
49,. ellllon ~ the residents along
-. Afsnue for the paving n
- si9n known AZ tho Summit
sslAf district, WIN b. fatorablv re-
H. =. 2 council. The estimated
~ aHha'a petition for further
aiieh ~ complete the inn
- y Eighteenth avenue and
sss avenue north, was re-
-'s'sn u tbs Seattle Electric
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-11
EHWAB
ATTACKS
UNIONISM
,.,ident Of the Giant
Steel Trust Says
ItEeeps Men
Down.

-.msxsroN. n. e.. Nay H.
~ SchwAh the milllea=del-
- pgeslaent u the billion
- sruss. was before The In
commission this morning.
...s.s IN tie arnaigamAtten u
.f snssrprlse. ar. sehwab
- sAat ~ the formation Of
- tus, that combination ac-
e-srol q an the companies
- hnt ne controiiing OF d.
- sasru had hscn appointed.
ret being ~to amalgamate in
- sympathy" each com-
mss.slng its Individuality In
- srseaom q operation Vas
nsd
- sci evaporation" he said.
sei - clearing house q
&c. - 70 the best modes %
e mutnal protection. and to
senaRurcs BY eonhpiuE the
..esesare % certain specials TO
rs rather than have sew
]. pesing IN one line.
81 nat 8 protective tariff was
.ry xhers labor FORMS an ira
- usrs * the cost u protue-
:. sssaAuu on organized labor and
J asransaess WIS expressed in
: Nusss.
wlxsre workman ! would not
q ! hrsnnr to a iabnr orEaniza-
{ hAtswhs Z men's Individual
I Is "a men on the same plane.
Z nsfssts superior ability from
y
~ asked II be saw any pos
- void combination q
\ ~ ken Industries. lie re-
II Ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-11
ANOTHER
SPLENDID
BUILDING
Silas Munro and and Robert A.
Scatter Will Build on Nc
Donald Site.

The Mcdonald block. "A one-story
brick building which has stood on
First avenue near Madison street for
a number Of years, will soon give
way to "a Eix-gtory brick, and it w
said when finished. will be one OF the
abandonment business blocks in Ss-
attic.
allas Munro. formerly OF Frederick,
Nelson a Munroe, and Robert A..
Scatter, Of SeateP s. Co., on First ave-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-11
SUI TAN PROMPTLY REBUKED

eoNsTANTfNopLE. Nay IA
third note. evidently coming FROM
the sultan. was delivered "a the nm-
today. IN plain language
IL demands the immediate aapprsH-
sion u foreign postafirea and reitcr-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-11
Cartons Trial.

r. Il. Cayton. editor 81 n weekly
paper. who ls charged with writing
HhfiauH articles, directed al the head
~ chief 81 Police Meredith. Win be
tried on May "a. That date vas set
this morning hy Judge Griffin.
Prosecuting Attorney Wait. q. Full
ton II expected from Washington be-
fore that date, ana the case wlll be
taken Up soon after his arrival
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-11

Dodwell & Co.'S steamer Victorian
arrived from Skagway and way
ports this afternoon and brought
late advioes from southeastern Alas
ka.
That part OF the district is alive
with smallpox. Tho day the Vie
torian left, Or. Moore OF Skagway,
made a report to the steamship men
az a meeting. during which he said
that the first case OF smallpox de-
voloped at Sitka on January goth.
that there are 3S cases there now,
and go cases I'm all on the island. At
Killisnoo there are cases and Is
on the entire island.
a Great Snowslldo.
Further particulars concerning the
snowRlide at Sunrise city on March
~ were brought down, Previous TO
that date many of the miners did
not like the situation and Dick Lane
decided to change the location OF his
tent. Several of the victims messed
IA a large tent.
Shortly after supper. about 1850,
on March Is. Fred Shackleford had
gone into one tent, ell Devoe, Nj. NJ,
Hogan and Hank Willoughby I'm an
other, and Lane, Grayum and Fla
harty remaining in the large tent,
when n snowalide was heard.
The slide came from the mountain
west of the camp and It's last jump
was a clean BOO feet, and never dis
turbcd the snow on the slope, but
went right over and down on the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-11
WHAT WILL
/ VERDICT BE?

zAAiIsA, May 1.-THE trial Of
Burrows. u the Thirtieth vol
kssx auartermaster Of the de-
lasat q Southern Luzon. wfio is
- q irregularities IN the adj
s,istion q the commlsaarY. end
-. The verdict r. not Jet an
~ 81 Insurgents partly burn
olhige near Lucban. Tayahast
49, Thursday night. but was
= hAek. Without loss on either
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-11
GREEN LAKE
SCHOOL HOUSE

Plans for the new Green Lake pub
o. school are completed aud Hpeelnc.
atiaua wlii b. Immediately drawn
for bidders. The structure viii tc
u frame building containing ~ ronius
and a hffck basement Not ieaH than
5000 vii De- expended an the buila-
taHs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-11
FORBIDDEN
Iun Celebrating High
Mass Today.

MzE Nay 1.-THE Pope's ply
IS have forbidden him from
|t.snazg high mass today IN hon
r. iAA eeatenary Of the Noble
- rs holiness = confined to
b nRs Age and the long borne
- e Dapai cares have placed
p : prscarioas health.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-11

Three carloads o. exhibits we're
started for Buffalo last night. one
each from Seattle. Tacoma and spo-
kane The forestry exhibit - DO
shipped. Wifl follow later. The axs
hlbita consisted Of agricultural. harti-
cultural, fisheries, mineral. thzid-
rrmy and kindred Displays.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-11
e KILLED.

LONDON. May IA Lord Kitchen
er Hsparta from Pretoria thai iu the
operations since the STA instant The
naefH sustained the following caHu-
allies. - kiilrd. 9 wounded. 10 cHu-
fured uue hundred ard eighty
three others have surrendered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-11
METEOR VS..
SHAMROCK II.

GLASGOW, May ti.-At a meet
ing of the exhibition regatta com
nittec today IL WAS stated
that Kaiser Wilhelm's Meteor viii
compete with Sir Thomas Lipton'a
Shamrock H. IN the races on the
clyde on June and ).
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-11

move. with the result that the mob
turned ln fury and gave battle.
DETROIT. May ti.-Mayor May
bury will call "A mass meeting to-
might 10 ask the governor TO remove
the police commissioner whose eff
forts 20 keep single tax speakers OFT
tho streets resulted In "A riot last
night ..,
Iawden, whose street TAX caused
the trouble. announces his INTENTION
III appearing az usual tonight. More
trouble ~ feared.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-11
M'KINLEY TALKS WITH
GRAND ARMY VETERANS

DEL MONTE CAL iirhe presidential party
at d. nj.
This morning the Joined ohio
ohio congressman
prevented by the saying
San FRANCISCO May tAt o'clock this afternoon Nash
and his ohoans reception
hy the California
burning by Mission iodseuf aiasons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-11
LECTION.

EVERETT. May 1.-THE annual
school election II being held here thts
Afternoon. The onlCes 90 be voted
for are one member ~ ths board II
education f9hree-ytars terfni aud
secretary ~ the board fone-yaas
tsrnl. The present incumbents are
the sole candidates at this election
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-11

aztec the charges ~ ruuEEiihH
against foreign officials The am
haaHadufH Immediately returned the
note 81 tbe porte. thus creating
partial cessation ~ relh tiehH De
tween the ambassadors aud The gov
eminent Of Turkey.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-11

nue.. viii furnish the capital for the
now block Tho deal was closed yen-
tcrdaY and the purchase price of the
old property according t1 Mr. Seat
or. was so. 600 Mcdonald the owner
of the property. De- "a resident 81 San
Francisco. A payment has already
been made. and the deeds are eS
peuted from california soon. Then
the work upon the new structure viii
nm. .L....-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-11
RELIEF

JACKsoNVILI.E. Fla. May IL
IL is rumorsd that fo6o regulars are
coming here 90 replace the state
troops now guarding the c!ty.
The first relief train fruua the
North IL expected here tomorrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-11
"MOTHER
Jones Will Unionize
100000 Girls.

WILKES BARRE. Pa, May IL
Mother Jones. VINO has been en-
gagged iu organizing q servant girls
union here. VII soon visit New York
city for the same purpose. she sN-
poets 20 BE- able to enroll 100. 900 girls
there.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-11
Capt. Smith Is Dead.

HALIFAX. May it.@capt. ". W.
Smith died here suddenly tie was
nautical adviser to the Dominion
government.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-11

Ne Scatter said today; ct ia a fact
that Mr Munruo and myself have
purchased tho Mcdonald bluek The
purchase price WAS SEQ. a1n. We In
teud O. have building ereefrd that
viii be az high aa the Stevens hotel,
which ndioinH the Mcdonald block.
When completed, stock Of furniture
VIII occupy The various AHafH. our
attorney Us preparing notices - wa
cation this afternoon. which VIII be
served uuan thr tenants a. tho Mo-
Donald block tonight Mark WIN
start At once"
The clothing house II simon urna .
the Columbia Grocery tus and the
ThedinHa Hardware ca. have uturaa
iu the old building,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-11
THR0ATS OF STEEL WILL
ROAR A ROYAL WELCOME

SAN FRANCISCO. 1.-Two
The a 10 Mckinley
he
flying hag Admiral Wisconsin.
a on
be
wiz the welcoming the Pacific
representing
he 20
War.
the Mcculioch. n Eunboat Of power
that the battle the
- he
booming
Ah nrct Cuhaa
All those ships wu be With flags by day and brilliant with
uEhtHn night
During the naval parade the day the ohio launched
the feet win &c made the center q the haFbor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-11
Ia csrtlfleste. Aue,Iensd.

This morning the county treasurer
nuctioued publicly large number Of
delinquent tax certificates. RRgrcgnt-
ing about $4,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-11
Resign From q. 8 o.

NEW YORK. May lit ~ am
nuuuead that President ] > tiiil 81
the Great Northern aud Charles if
Tweed have resigned ffum She de
recfafahip 81 the baltimore a ohio
ruad.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-11
TO MURDER KING EDWARD !

NEW HAVEN Conn. IL Baron De Gnzbeg who now In
New England raising for the Boer cause while
ye said that Great by terrible within
% DAYS and he conveyed this would be
attempt on the Of King Edward
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-11
NOT TRUE.

49,, 80 TOWN. May 1.-THE story
Il. - hefe today % the effect that
- ministry will be recon
y - : ~ Cecil Rhodes as prem
Z sNFlally denied.
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milwaukee
SUITS THEM

WASHINGTON. y. g. May IL
The national conference 81 charities
and corrections today decided 70
hold the next conference In May.
1903. at Milwaukee,.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-11
THOUGHTFUL
PEOPLE

Are coming to know this az
trustworthy drug store. Your
family physician viii tell you
that We use only the purest
drugs. Send the next prescrip-
ton and zee how quick We OH
Il.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-11
OPIUM SMUGGLER'S STUFF
IN SOUTH SEATTLE
FOUND BY CUSTOMS OFFICERS
An expressman Caught the Act Of Unloading Contaband
Dope-The Arrested Man Will Not Peach
on His AccompIices.

about 900 b-tael cans, or 200
pounds IF unetamped opium.
The other two trunks were
loaded heavily with sacked
sand. and were carried simply as a
blind. the expresHman hoping that IN
case he should be stood up" by thu
officers. they would ind the trunks
OF sand. and perhaps let him GO. The
officers arrested the driver, and az
the barn about $50 pounds more OF
opium was unearthed. The whole
cargo Of 5s5 pounds, valued at $3.50.
was loaded in the wagon. and ths
vehicle driven 20 the county iail.
where the eXpresHnan was locked
nm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-11

Water Mansion Twentieth ave-
uuc south from Neslfr way To Hot
gate, % cest k84sa. on Twenty fourth
avenue fram MolEate 60 Hul. To cost
N.iaN, on Twenty third avenue and
Twenty third avenue north from
East Marion q East Harrison. ta
cost Sf6s1
2radinE-Naiiev street FROM Queen
Anne avenue t. fdfth avenue north.
o. cost s.. ecu Prospect street. ffam
Queen Anne avenue % First avenue
north, 60 cust N.ea1. Harvard avenue
from EaHt Uulau CO East Pine aud
East Pine from Harvard e. Four
tecnth avenue - cost gt.N0o
Sewrra-nu Maiden avenue. from
East Thomas street 20 Highland ada.
O. cost $500. Twenty third avenue
from Wuiia Waiia add 60 East MaHIz
son. costing Ssse8
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-11

|HtsfNGToS C. recveG here that
rnerasaa sarreue Monday T.
the legal nght between the
syndicate, IL expected that the
The department. Washington
sxa Venezuela rshs review tbs decision
u uart
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-11

Th0s Murphy. charged with grand
larceny, viii enter his plea May y.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-11
Rainier Beer

Two dozen haif-pint bottles de-
ltvered TO any part of the city, 81.
Telephone Rainier so
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sIloued Now TrIsI.

Joe Davis. who was recently found
guilty ~ robbery by q jury. WAS al
lowed a new trial by Judge Griffin
this morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-11

Cbaa. Edwards. charged with bur
qlary. viii plead 20 the charge on
May 70.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-11

CO. Tor permission 60 put booths and
boxes GA poles IN connection With the
railway system. was denied,
The Seattle Electric Co. was eiNen
permission Ia maintain tracks an
James street and Broadway, uu
Yakima avenue. Yakima place aud
Ihirticth avenue south from Dear
born street "a Judkiua street.
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Would Say Nothing.

The expressmnn gave the name Of
VIM. Wilson, and said he was I'M
married and had been In Seattle only
three months. He refused TO state
whether he had any interest In the
opium or not, or who hired him TO
haul H..
The drug was taken 10 the custom
house. and Wilson was arraigued be-
fore u. s. Commissioner Keller and
pleaded mot guilty" His examin-
alton has not been SGT.
Deputy Collector Mitten Is loud I'm
his praises Of the inspectors. They
have done an excellent piece Of
work." he said to n Star reporter to-
day, and they certainly deserve
credit for appreheuding the one pris-
oner secured. II Is thought that
later on he viii talk and tell who
his confederates are"
No Reward TO Inspectors.
Under the law. an inspector re-
ceivca no reward from the sale OF
unBtamped opium seized, the govern
ment allowing nothing beyond the
per diem pay. Had an informer been
used the latter could secure one-half
Of the price for which the dope Is
sold at public auction.
Inspectors Brinker LOTUS and De-
lanoy have been iu the customs
house for eight years ana are con-
sidered very efficient men,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-11

J. r. TayloH'a petition for a faad
way ln Rtdd's addition, was rejected
The Seattle a Montana Railway
Co.'s petition Ter permission TO las
TWO tracks across Jackson street AT
ksilfuad avenue. was retrrrcd ia thu
franchise Inspector,
Tho following proposed Improve
mvnts were approved 81,
Cement sidewalks Eighteenth
avenue north from Mercer % Howell.
estimated eaaf SatN1. on Twenty
uret avenue from Ncalrr way To
Waila WHlia add. estimated etfat s.
100. GA Twelfth avenue and Twelfth
avenue north. from East Madison II
fuuuus' add. e. coat g. mo. ou Nine
tecuth avenue frem Nesler way "a
East Marion street, 60 cost $40.
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The sun., 1901-09-03
Personal.


Miss Mary Sterling has returned from
Corugton. Va
.Iolm Biggs and family are home from
jackson, n. Ill.
Miss Helen Bowers has returned from
Ocean City, y. J.
Miss Anna s. Taylor has returned
from Atlantic City.
Robert Foylc of Philadelphia visited
friends here Sunday.
Francis NJ. Walker has returned from
Wiloughhy Lake, VT
Col ana Mrs John Il. Laylirld are III
Ocean City for 10 days.
Mrs. Annie Miller of Philadelphia
spent Sunday as the guest of Mrs. Hiram
White.
Mrs. Fred Megginnis who has bcrn
visiting friends here has gone to Lam
bcrtvillc. y. j.
Frank Bailey, president of the Thomas
Manufacturing Go, of Springfield o..
was in town yesterday.
Wonlburn Martin of Seaford, who
was member Of the Constitutional Con
rention WAS here yesterday.
Charles NJ Curtis has returned from
Colorado. where he attended the meet
ing of thc American Bar Association.
Miss Mamie Boyd Of Philadelphia has
been spending two weeks as the guest
of the Misses Martha aud Annie Whit.
Miss Il. Vera Horn and Miss Gcrtrudn
Ennis Of this city who have been spend
ing Il month at Itchoboth, have returned
home.
Principal 4. IT. Berlin Of the High
School has returned from his summer
vacation, portion of which waS spent
1T Buffalo. =. Y.
The Misses Grace Reed and Edna
Davis of Cleveland, Ohio, who have been
the guests of Mrs Annie Booth Of this
city. left for their homes yesterday.
r. Leslie Carpenter has returned from
five weeks stay in South Mountains
and is preparing to reopen his schon
Of music on Monday. September 10th.
Mrs. Barbara Jester, wife Of Iohr
Jester, who has been spending q montl
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Samue
- RaScr mt Greenwood, returned to this
city yesterday morning.
The Rev Mr.. Post of New York ha,
concluded his service Ms supply ut 1t
Nnlrrw's Church and the rector. I'll,
Rev Hubert w. Wells. who has bcrl
Sllmmrring i'll Maine. will resume hi
duties next Sunday.
The sun., 1901-09-03
WILMINGTON
TOOK BOTH

Wilmington celebrated Labor Day by
taking two games from O'Rourke's Co.'S
mopolitans. Both games were well play
ed. Walker pitched in the morning and
bay in the afternoon.
MORNING GAME.
Walkers great pitching was to much
for O'Itourkes Cosmopolitan team yes
terday morning and the locals easily won
out by the score of II to l. The sturdy
little pitcher allowed the visitors but
three hits, struck out five batsmcn -
gave but one free pass, II record that
any twirler may he proud OF. Not urtil
the fifth inning did the Cosmopolitan
Sluggers get anything that looked like
i hit. In that inning Wolf, the first
man up hit to centre field for two bases.
Slack followed with safe one over sec
ond but by fast fielding Wolf was held
IN the second hag. Their chance foI
| scoring however. was cut short by Il fast
double play by Barker, ricrney and
| Coifey. The visitors scored their only
run iu the sixth inning OH Schult.s error
OF Il. Hoifman's ggOunier, hit by
| l;Izby aud lsemmtnters lon.. ly tC
centre field.
IN addition to Walkers good pitching
| Wilmington also put up good game il
the held and hit the hall for keeps. Fan
nrr. who on several occasions, was /;
puzzle to he old Er;wnson team was AZ
easy mark. H. was touched NJ fnl
fourteen safe hits. Coifry. I"limar AM
ricsry each got three hits ls,lnr"n
.r was away cT ia his throwing to s"c
nd. allowing .iaht stolen bases. Til,
visitors nj times Ilhyed n snappy game |;
\ the teld. The ,c, ~ follows.
The sun., 1901-09-03
PUBLIC MAY HELP
LABOR'S STRUGGLE
Local Lodge Will Receive Subscriptions for
the Assistance of the Amalgamated
Association Strikers.

In anticipation of long strike the
National Lodge officers of the Amalga-
mated Association have decided to up-
peal for financial aid. and the following
circular has been prepared and is be-
ing sent out to the general public:
''As you are undoubtedly aware the
United States Steel Corporation is now
waging war against organized labor
by making the Amalgamated AssOcia-
tion the subject on which to begin oper-
ati"ns. AT our last convention it was
unanimously decided to ask the United
States Steel Corporation, when settling
its annual scales with the Amalgamated
Association, that they sign or recognize
the scale of the A. A. in all their mills.
When the matter was broached, the r.
quest was peremptorily refused. After
the holding of several conferences the de-
mand of our organization was modified
so as to take i'll only the mills OF three
of their constituent companies, viz: The
American Sheet Steel Company, Amari-
can Tin Plate Company, and the Amc:i-
can Steel Hoop Company, wi ere local
lodges had been formed, and where the
men were very dcsirous of being union
men, and are now out on strike for rccOs-
milton.
''In the conferences which We're held
by representatives of the United States
Steel Company, and of the A. A., thu
representatives of the United States
Stcc! Company only arguments We're
that they did not desire the Amnlga-
mated Association to become too power
fI, and that they should hold the bal
ance of power. Later conferences were
held with the heads of the United States
Steel Company, who submitted pro
position that we only sign fer the mills
signed last year. with the exception OF
the sheet mills in Salisbury and Scott.
The sun., 1901-09-03
Expect Keller Letter Back.

Newark, Sept. =. 1t is expected that
the letter Of the Thomas q. Barker
Defense association to the Rev. John
Keller, urging him to bring action for
slandcr AGAINST Mrs. Barker, will be re-
turned to the senders very soon. The
letter was registered, and the thirty day
limit under which it may be retained
in the Arlington postofice has expired.
During the month carrier has takcn
the letter three times to the boarding
house in which Mr.. Keller lives, but
each time nobody at the house woul,!
take it ana sign the receipt The let
ter was mailed OH Aug. | in New York.
The sun., 1901-09-03
A GOLF CLUB TRAGEDY.
Three Arrests In Connection With
Murder ut Mount Vernon, N. Y.


New York, Sept. John Buckling-
hoft, formerly employed as a waiter at
the Siwanoy Golf club at Mount Yer
non, \. y, has been arrested IN con-
nection with the murder OF David
Scott and John Stevens at the club
house. 1t is said that before he left
the service of the club Bucklinghoff
uuarrclVd With Steward Scott over
some money matter.
Simms and Huntington. the men al
ready under arrest on suspicion of be-
ing implicated in the murders, We're ar
raigned before City Judge Bennett ut
Mount Vernon. Huntington was al
lowed to so free, but the police say he
will be kept under surveillance. Simms
was held for further examination.
Simms claims not TO have heard any
sound of a struggle in the room of the
murdered men, although his room was
only Il few feet away, and he admits
that tie doors were open. Judge Ben
I mott asked Smms If he did not think
| that the noise of n struggle shoulC
have aroused him, but the prisoner
| said he was very tired when he retired
and slept very soundly.