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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-02
VICTORIAN
WITH GOLD

Gold from the tiand.ke continues
70 pour into Seattle Three hundred
thousand dollars IN aaag wa brought
down on the stea mAhip Victorian.
Capt. John Roberts. puiwsll q Co.
which arrived fronn skaRwaY this
morning More than 81. 90. COO r.
reported en- route from Dawson 90
skhKwsy. and a. much more has al
ready been dispatched via -. Mi
chasi. the al water route.
Prominent among the klundikorr
who returned with gold we're Mrs
Rsichsnbarh. Thomas MartaEh and
j gsiiiH
The Victorian left sknRway July
- ~ 2 a. ~. Pleasant weather was
experienced all the way down.
tbs Wssetsd Rgatiof
The little cannery tender Rusfter.
which struck the rocks Bi Five Fin
gers island several days ago. had
not been released when the Victorian
passed.
Capt. Roberts stated that che had
sustained additional injuries. and
unless assistance u rendered her
anon che win Be lost The Ruatler ia
the property Of Finn e Young. and
was under charter ta a. u. Muniey.
tho we'll known Juneau nah packer
Muniey declined an assistance from
passing steamers, saying that he
would send a river boat to her as
slstanre.
Trnr1r on the Yukon continues
HNht. Ten Of the river atea nlbaata
were lying practically Idle Rt
White ifofFr. when the Victorian loft
SkaRwaY.
when tho Victorian left skarsny
M word had been received from
Dawson Of the arrival ~ tho river
boats Powers and Wenre from ST.
Michael which were then due. naw-
son f. on the tiptoe ~ expectancy
concerning news from the Cheato-
chena dinRinFa. nud n Il r. favor
able n mad rush so the new colorado
n sure % result The Susie. the
first vessel "a arrive from Sc MI
chaei. n being prepared for her re-
turn voyage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-02

ELECTED
Western Central Labor Union
Selects Executives.

The Western Central Labor union.
NJ ifs last meeting. elected the fol-
lowing officers 20 serve during the
ensuing six months. and who win be
Installed In their places next week
President. w. A. Bane, fnachiuist
Vice president. E. A. Miller, build
ing Iaborer.
Secretary. W. RI. Middleton. brick.
layer.
Treasurer, p. -. GIN. sailor.
Reading clerk, Gordon A. Rice,
printer.
Executive COMMITTEES. j. p. Grifil
fchairTnanl, clerk. l. O.. Shiffier.
street carman: w. j. Ackers, clerk
George Harrison, neHsboys Walter
Eentf. Iron rnouider.
COMMITTEES on organization and
visiting unions. +. II. Pike. brick
layer s. III. Metcaif, electrical work
err r. swanson. building iaborer.
Committee on resolutions. the pres
fdent. secretary and business agent.
ergeant-at-arua, -. Peveler, ci~
garrnaker.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-02

The foregosnr sisratraa r. IN sfireef
confirmation % a iocHi article print
ed By the Star Saturday. July e. this
article being az follows
Officials Of tre navy department
ere on the eve 81 a move that WITH
make the Puget sound naval station
at Bremerton the leading naval res
dexvous OF the Pacific coast Win
the contamination OF the plan the
name Of the station VIII be changed
To the Puget Sound navy yard. and
It's equipment viii - increased two
fold.
Ever slrc. the establishment -
tire naval station az Rrem~rton u
haa been favored by navy officials
and commanders IN preference TO
tho Mare island yard near San Frnu-
cisco. Its harbor is secure. ita wa
ter deep. the climate favorabie for
both hard work and pleasant rest
The advantage IN docking facilities
Is shown by the Inability OF the Mare
island yard In safely handle vessels
~ the Oregon class. and the ease
with which they are accommodated
al Bremerton.
Secretary Long. in a conversation
with a naval Officer attached 20 the
Pacific squadron. which officer r.
now at Bremerton. commended the
station. The secretary said IN effect
that the expenditures on the Mare
island yard brought less returns than
those At Bremerton station. and in
dicated hia intention % doing
something Handsome for Puget
sound before the end Of his term"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-02

strike. Judge Beatty. OF the United
States district court In Idaho, Issued
an order which Was In a way en-
forced.
'"rhe strikers have "a perfect right
10 reason with nun-uulun men and
60 persuade them TO stop work. but
they cannot interfere with the right
81 employers and employees 70 con
tract only the courts have a right
to break OF enforce contract II
the strikers diaobey the orders az the
court In using force they can hc pun
Ishpd for contempt of court
ION the other hand. continued
Mr. Hartman, 1T lE clear that no in
junction can restrain the strikers
from using all peaoeable methods
such ~ talking Ia the men aud per
auad.ag them Ia quit. This would
boz denying the right 81 free speech
5rHt as much as violence would be
denying the right OF contract.
AS 1 remember. only IN cnnes
whore w0rhmsn have iutcrfefed with
right 81 contract have such ininne-
tt0nH been sustained when taken 10
hirh courts No court or courts can
deny the right Of free speech"
a Unton Msn.
William 81. Middleton said this
morning. "The action 81 the district
court appears q be an Abridgment
Of free speech. Any extreme might
b. enforced ~ such an action would
hold IN the higher courts. Even At
union meetings votes might not be
O. ken on movement - strike. be.
cause such might Interfere with
some employers interest 10 not
remember an Injunction like the one
granted yesterday 60 have ever been
aasea for IN THE state. This matter
wiii surely BE- Carried 20 n final de-
ciniou.n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-02

official organ Of the 90 unions of the
W. 9. L. u, will tomorrow say, con-
corning the choice Of Mr.. Bane:
.The Significant point about the
election was the unaulmity Of sen
timent which accompanied the nom
nation Of Mr.. Bane for president.
Aside from the fact that he r. a man
In every way qualified 10 oil that re-
EponHibte Office, he II one Of the most
prominent members of the Aaohin-
ista' union and one Of the most ac~
tive Of the committee having IN
charge the strike Of aii the iron
trades. His unanimous election as
the head Of the representative body
~ organized la Dor In Seattle will re-
move any lingering doubt anybody
may have had that the unione Of this
city are s0lidiy behind the strikers
Keep In Line.
Every effort H. being made by
strike leaders 70 keep their men
In line. A bulletin has been posted
at headquarters saying that all
strikers must report every day and
ElRn the book" Neglect to register
thus Is understood to mean infiic-
tion OF a union fns for every such
Offense. The union secretary keeps
complets lists Of union members,
and IN the cases Of the 80 workers
who have left town, knows whers
and for whom each ia working.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-02
in SHADOW
OF SCAFFOLD
Arrangements for Nordstrom's Ex.
ecution viii Begin Monday.

Preparations for the execution Of
Charles Nordstrom will be eommenc 4.
ed next Monday. Although the date
Of execution IL set for August n. the
authorities are DESTROYS Of having
tho scaroid erected ia advance to
insure perfect readiness on the fatal
day.
The execution will take place on
the East side Of the courthouse. The
scanold will be erected just south
Of the treasurer'a Office near the jail
or'a Office and VIII be enclosed with
canvass.
a number Of the deputy sherifa
intend witnessing the hanging OF
Eben l.. Boyce at Tacoma on August
o, 80 as to get some pointers for
carrying cut the Eordstrom program.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-02
FOR PEACE
TOMORROW
The People of Frisco
ArdentIy Hope.

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. a--Thrre
r. no change today I'm the teaInater .
strike situation Negotiations are
stiil pending for an early settlement
Labor leaders and tho merchants
alike ars hopeful that tomorrow at
the latest. viii see peace restored.
and that the men viii be baak al
work Monday.
Conditions on the water front are
little changed from yesterday. Three
coasters have been added to the Idle
feet. The CouemauEh aud the Cop
tic are scheduled % sail thA after
noon. the latter light.
There has bseh no weakening on
the part 90 the strikers. The men
are holding nrm. There II no dis
order. In fact. this Il the most ord
srly strike IN the history Of san
Francisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-02
White Skirts
At half and Less

Here's news thatrwiIl be the means
OF these seasonable garments chang
ing owners in a hurry. But You
know our policy OF carrying nothing
over 20 another season. and nows
the time you want them.
At tsc-Of duck and piQue, not
skinny and narrow, but such as
anyone would be pleased TO wear:
were T5c eaehs for .....---- -zSc
At 69c-Of duck and pique. with
stitched bands OF blue duck form
erly csc: now =. :. .....-... Ssc
At fSo-Of pique. some plain. others
with blue straps former price,
A.Los Tor .s.s $1,000. seS
At egc-Of heavy pique. some trim
med with embroidery insertion.
others In black and white wash
braidi We're $50 and s1.69: for, $50
At Si.9S-Of extra quality pidue.
some are plain. others trimmed
with embroidery insertion; were
STD. now ......-s.......... - Sl.ss
At S2.75-of white pidue with deep
fiounce trimmed with net applique
and white braid; formerly s3.9s:
now .. ...s1.l5
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-02
TWO women and ONE MAN
LYNCHED BY MOB
Brutal Murder of Mr. and Mrs. TafeTo Leads Act of Dreadful
Violence by Mob Of 500 White Men, Governor and Other
Citizens Pleaded With the Lynchers, but in Vain

and Mrs
daughter Ida Aihay
alice
Ambc psedo a v cit Of Carroll county rh To
from Jane
touM
r Z M o the hanged them & uvt raAea rbone
an brother
h commit 10
eraher a
Q y special hmJ few mnaesa after N chang
at
Thenn eosaya hae uA amobu
he la to a Is a ut yan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-02
PRESIDENT COMPERS' help
is WAITED FOR NOW
Heavy Suspense Hangs Over the Amalgamated
Headquarters Advice and Moral and Finan-
cal Backing OF the Federation Needed.

that II IL either to be general
strike and WAr 70 the fnlsh. or a
complete backdoWn on the part %
the Anlalgamatsd. The outlook IL
grave. and today'H Development.
must be important.
PITTSBURGH. Pa. Aug. A. Mem
bers q the executive committee Of
the kmaiwamhtcd association beEaa
to Aaeamble early this morning. but
did not 60 into session Immediately.
some definite statement a. 10 the flu
ture course Of the Organization n
expected 10 be made public before
the day IN over.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-02
GORGEOUS

HAMBURG, Aug. 2-Every ons
here IL busy preparing for the re
ception % Gen. Waldersoo. who is
scheduled TO arrive on the sth Inst
There viii be a military pageant on
a magnificent scale. for which crack
troops are coming from an parts Of
Germany.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-02

confident that the AFFAIRS OF his COM
pnny will soon be restored 10 n norm
nj condition, Many traders are
strong In their belief that the COM
pany is solvent.
Phillips said today that not one OF
his customers would lose n cent. Ills
attorney asserts that the discrepan-
clos In the books are now reduced
TO 5000. 900, and this may be decreas-
ed. lie also believes that the firm
may resume operations on Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-02
SAID To Be RAIL- ING To
CORN KINGS RESCUE

CHICAGO. Aug, s.--Loyal friends
and admirers OF George II. Phillips,
(the Corn King" who apparently
went to the wall yesterday. inelud-
ing. II is understood, several Chicago
miilionaires, are rallyinE to his aid,
and his attorney said today that they
would see him through hts present
dlniouity.
As the work of the expert account
snta proceeds, Phillips grows more
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-02
HELPLESS

NAPLES. Aug Premier Crlspl
II reported IN urecarious condition
tuday. iIla legs arc paraiyhed and
his hands are nearly helpless. The
government has ordered crispls pa
PER- and property scaled immediate.
" after his death.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-02
JUST WAIT
FOR A BIT
And Your Uncle Sam
Will Buy 1t for You.

WASHINGTON. d. c.. Aug. a.
Satisfactory progress - being made
IN the negotiations between the 18TH
milan canal commission and the Col
onhlan government regarding terms
upon which the United States can Sc
cure control OF the Panama canal.
As soon as details can be worked
out the agreement viii be put into
formal shape and signed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-02
CRUEL NATE REPLACES LOVE

SALT LAKE, Aug. a.--Mlss Emily
Campbell. aged %. and r. c. Chris
Jensen. a stage driver. were shot at
Manti. Utah. by Rasmus Anderson.
aged a. II IL thought that both
will recover. Anderson, who was n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-02
ABRIDGEMENT OF FREE
SPEECH The QUESTION
Injunction Granted Against SmeItermen at NOrthport by
Judge HaniOrd Is lntellgently Discussed.

There has been considerable dis
cuasion as 20 the scope OF the inlunc-
ton issued by Judge ianford
against the ntriktn miners Of
kafthport. The restraining order
was issued At the Instance ~ the
Nerthpoft Smelling ana REFINING Co.
which claims that members OF tha
Nofthpoft Milling and smeitermen'h
union have interfered with them in
their efforts 10 work the plant with
non -unian men. Their allegations
went 40 FAR as 90 state that the
strikers had used force and intimi-
dalton In keeping men from work.
The strikers on the other hand
claim that they have only used per
HuaHlon 10 prevent msn going TO
work. Circulars have been sent out
and delegates sent 20 Spokane and
other cities warning inburcra Of the
strike Ia Nofthport aud perauadinF
them 20 stay away.
Ths Injunction 81 Judge IIanford
euiolns the strikers not 10 Interfere
with the uomplainnufH or their plant
Not 10 interfere with. persuade or
intlmidate any person from enterii.sr
the employ IT the company. n com
mands the union not 90 send agents
throughout the country 10 iiHsuade
men from 'hitHhh 70 tfHf thiiNifH ANa
not 20 enter the grounds q the com
pany without its permlHaian.
John v. hsrtmsu.
Attorney John r. Hartman. when
aasu on the subject said
Judge Hanfarf has precedent for
hts action iu issuing the Injunction.
Since the famous order 81 Judge
Woods Of the district court ~ fndi-
ana. restraining the strikers on the
Ann Arhor railway. this power 81 the
courts hes been frequently appealed
90. In the great Occur d'AierrH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-02
$4,000

Ct.ARKsVtLLE, Mo, Aug. s.-.En-
tire business block and several dwell
ings contained therein was destroy
ed BY hfu here last night. The loss
Il estimated at $50 1900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-02

former lover Of Miss Campbell, At.
tempted 70 escape after tho shooting.
Falling In this. he blew out his
brains with the same rife with
which he had shot his victims. Miss
Campbell was riding In chrlstensen's
stage at the time of tho shooting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-02
I ED

COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo. Aug.
.--yice- President Roosevelt arrived
here this morning and delivered an
address on the growth OF the ws4-
during the last quarter OF century.
1t was the star feature IN today 9
suarter-centenniai celebration.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-02

The southern terminus OF the line
will be Ashcroft, u. c., with extern
sion thence via Vancouver, II. Ca
total line-length OF 1854 miles from
Dawson to Ashcroft.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-02
JohsP. nsr,msn
A BROTHER IN need
is A BROTHER INDEED

aide the escapade
% u. A..
5000 Tor the release
b NJ made Hope
ndsttona been themselves
grant
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-02
COLLAPSED

PITTSBURGH, Pa. Aug. 2.--By
the collapse OF part OF the steel
structure of the Frick building thia
morning, two men were killed and
one was fatally injured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-02
Epworih League Picnic

The local EpwoFth League made
up an excursion party ~ "a and tooh
the Flyer for Tacoma this morning
az ii.zo. where they viii hold a pic
nc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-02
"KELL0, DAWS0N!" "HELL0v

OTTAWA, Ont, Aug. 2. The
southern end Of the telegraph line
which IS to connect Dawson with the
outside world reached Ottawa today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-02

CENTRAL CITY. w. Va. Aug. 2.
Mrs. Fanny Hemming, her daugh-
ter, and two grandchildren, drown
81 near here last night By capsizlng
the FoWboat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-02

LONDON. Aug. IA torpedo boat
was sunk during the naval maneu-
vers on Attorney today. All on board
were saved.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-02
We HAVE A
NAVY YARD
Now, Instead of Merely
a Naval Station.


WASHINGTON. r. c.. Aug.
Am order was issued from Z
the navy department late yes Z
day dsrecting that hereafter
the establishment at Hremer-
ton. Wash. hitherto known as
the Puget sound naval station.
shall be officially designated
the Puget Sound navy yard
There IL no longer any differ Z
ence Of opinion IN the navy
department as 10 which Of the
great repair stations on the Pa
cific coast offers the best adj
vantaEes TO the service. The
department. viii not consider Z
sending any large ship 20 the Z
Mare Island yard. near San I
Francisco. unless work Be 40
crowded at Breuierton as 20 I
oyerfAx that yard I
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-02
HER FATHER Led THE ANGRY MOB


her e us
ng ynehea
mo msn b h 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-02
Ii DYING?

LONDON. Aug. s.-The Globes
shanghai correspondent wires today
that Il Huns Chang In believed to be
dying.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-02
MAY BE KAUTz

WASHINGTON u. c Aug. 1.-The department
public the correspondence
Long regarding
schey court Of inquiry Kimberly
coun of weak
Rear Admiral Kautz Is now mentioned his successor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-02
WEATHER FORECAST.

Seattle ard vicinity Tonight ard
Saturday. fair. fresh south to west
winds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-02
II You Are Troubled

with cholera morbus. diarrhoea or
pains IA the stomach. there lH moth
Ing finer than drink Of pure black
berry brandy. ~ not only stops this
pain and cures dlarrhOea and dyBen-
terry, but acts az d great tonic as
well - special drive. Tor satur-
day only. we VIII sell our pure Hun
Rarinn Blackberry Brandy at 200
per gallon. or b0c per bottle. Come
ia, get acquainted. look around. get
samples compare prices and match
W. 81 you can.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-02

WASHINGTON. u. g. Aug. a.
The war department has received n
dispatch from army headquarters In
gan Francisco detailing the accident
to the transport Iennox. IL indi-
Gates that the tug Rloeum, which
went TO the rescue. viii arrive vita
the tow tomorrow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-02
DISTRESS

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 2.-Th8
tug slocum has put out from this
port 70 the assistance uf the horse
transport Leunox, which now lies la
distress 100 miles out from here aud
Is dsva from Manila Her shaft
broke during q gale. II is not beiiev-
ID that Bhe Is IN great immediate
danger.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-02
TRIES To
KILL HER
Toe Pollenias, In Jealous Rage,
Shoots Louise DuBoise.
MAY PROVE MURDER
Quarrel Begins In the Afternoon and
Terminates at Q o'clock Last
k.ght,When Enraued Lover
Uses a Revolver.

a serious row between Louise tn
Boise. a fallen woman. and Joe Pol
llniaa. her paramount, ended la a
shooting affair at tis King street
shortly after > o'clock last evening
fulliniaa shot the woman three
umeas one bullet entering her jeff
leg between tho knee and the hip.
hrenkiBE the bone Another passed
through the right arm and the third
inflicted "a slight Hruh wound on he
shoulder D. Iufte1 does not think
the woman wiil survive. a. she II
e. years ~ aee AMI IN 81 health. A
serious quarrel had occurred between
the tua iu the afternoon. prompted
tY Jealousy on the part - the man.
Armed WITH n revolver he returned
in the evening 60 renew the trouble.
roliininH had recently been dis
charged from n position at the brick
fardH. and was out en- spree.
Trouble started between the woman
and him, and witnesses say that he
threatened her hfe She said she
would call the police. aud he left her
HHmru
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-02
Returned 20 the ousrrsi.

Shortly after o'clock P0illnias re-
Turned. aud another quarrel beRaa.
she again threatened 10 call tho po-
lice and isollluinH drew a gun. WIZ
q scream she rnu 30 the door. Pol
liuias fired A her. and she fell. Pot
iiniHs followed up the attack. aud.
standing above the PROSTATE form.
fred two more shots Nick Ken
needy, the proprietor az a nearby sa-
loon. rushed up. and with the hs-
ststnnce OF Fred Russell, wrcated the
gun from The wouldhe murdercr's
hand phtrnlmen Bcvau and Hume
came upon the scene and took charge
~ the man and summoned the pa
troll wagon. which conveyed poilin-
las TO the city jail. Dr. Boriss arriv-
81 soon after. and ordered the wo-
man removed 20 Providence hospital.
At police headquarters Pollinias
gave his age az 81 years. He ia not
well known In the city. The Du
boise woman has lived on King
street for several years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-02

PITTSBURGH. Ia. Aug. :.-om-
cials of the Amaigamated Aasocia-
ton were IN consultation THIS morn
ing with Samuel Gompcrs. president
OF the American Federation ot Ia
Dor. Ills advice and tho moral AMI
financial support OF the vast army
Of working men belonging 70 hts or
Fanlzation are wanted before = final
decisive move Il made against the
steel trust.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-02

PiTTSBuRO. Pa. Aug. 2-Eariy
Indications this morning In the mat
ter OF settlement OF the strike are
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-02

THE Only Paper in
Seattle That DarcS
10 Print the News t