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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-03
He COULD
NOT WEAR
HER DRESS

Elaborate blue. yellow 8nd pink
gowns dnzxled the eyes OF the jury
In Judge Grdfin'a court this MORN
Ing ana made the room look like q
modern dress making emporium.
The dresses belonged to member
named Deiphine. GayteiF, Who has a
suite 81 rooms in the Paris house.
hhe appeared a. prosecuting witness
in the case of the State ". W. J.
Jensen. and the clothes we're used as
exhibits.
Delphine claims that they were
stolen from her room by the defend
ant lie H. "a very voting boy and
says that he carried dff the grip con-
tanning the togEsry when he was
drunk. but didn't need the gowns
and had no intention OF stealing
them. Attorney Dick Warner is
representing the tad and constantly
makes remarks about the womaHs
reputation that cause her TO weep
angry tears.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-03
ROOSEVELT

IENOx. Sept. a. Ao;orman Mad
den and Conductor Kelly have been
arrested. The passengers claim that
the carmen raced down the hill to in
ferccpt and view the passing KooBc-
Welt party.
Roosevelt attended Dr. Lung who
was in the third carriage. Craig's
body was found under the car hor-
ribly manEicd- Driver Pratt saw
the car and tried to urge the four
horses across and the motorman at
tempted to stop. but the Impetus
was too great. At Stock bridge.
where he was 10 have taken lunch.
the president stepped out Of the car
riage. lie was plainly under great
mental distress and told the assem-
bied fhrong Of the accident. lie paid
an eloquent tribute TO Craig. aging
that a faithful friend had been
Killed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-03
HOBNOBS
WITH COOK

J. w. Morrison's Prize Deg Becomes
Infatuated With q Cook and Leaves
His HAPPY Home for Hash Feun.
dry
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ASK FOR
FRANCHISE
PLANS FOR NEW CAR LINE TO
WEST SEATTLE DISCUSSED m
CITY COUNCIL

what ~ said to be the preliminary
step looking towards the establish
mcut by the Seattle Electric Com
pauy Of % line between West Seattle
and the city was taken NJ the meet
inE Of the city council last night by
the application Of the electric COM
pany for "a franchise 20 lay trac kh
ON HoiRate street from First ave
nue. south 10 20 Railroad avenue,
thence west on treatle 10 the center
Of the bay.
Attorney Dou8Orth. making the
application for the company. ~ au-
thOrity Tor the statement that II the
franchise ~ granted the company
win push the work and IL IL hoped
will have "a car service to West re-
attic BY the opening Of the summer
neaaan OF 1903. n II Che purpose OF
the company to erect ifs own trenfie.
The securing Of tracks and franchise
Ia West Seattle VIII be promulgated
later
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-03
hIPPODROME
CON TINUES

FORT TnUMBuLL. Conn. Sept. 3
The kearrafge. Alabama. Indiana
and Aaasa chusetfH attacked Fort
Wright at sunrise this morning. The
Indiana and keafNAFEe were put out
OF action b. Fort Mltchla. The blg
ships concentrated their fire on Fort
Wright. reducing II. The army
headquarters and signal station at
Fishers hin were eonatrurtiyeiy
destroyed, after which the ships IN
single columns passed eastward 70
Fisher Island. The bombaydment
was so heavy that many windows IN
New London were shattered.
NEW nEDFORp. Mass. Sept. ;.
The navy attacked Fort Hodman
at . O'Clock this morning. The fog
Was SO thick that is was impossible
10 learn their identity. but the ships
were four in number. After an
hours firing they moved eff 90 the
eastward.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-03
BUTCHERS LEAVE THEIR
BLOCKS AND REFUSE To
HANDLE FRYE BRUHN MEAT

At 8 o'clock this morning more
than 70 meat cutters forsook them
aprons and refused 60 handle Frye
efuhn meat As a result every mar
ket ON Pike street aud several IN the
more central portion OF tho city are
said to be running 80 light handed
today as to be enable to handle
their business cxpedltiousiy. IL h
probable that by tomorrow or next
day more OF tho heavy retailers Win
buy Frye Bruins product. They
could not do II today because their
business was In such shape aa not
10 allow OF dispensing with their
help even "a short time.
Nothing tending towards a settle
ment OF the trouble has been at
tempted to-day. The strikers are
waiting for the retailers 20 submit
proposition. I'VE have already
notified the shop owners where We
stand. said President nunsetn of
the Meat Cutters Union this after
noon. and u remains for them 10
make the oVertur.r for a settlement.
our men all stand pat and have
abandoned every shop that allowed a
piscc OF Frye-bruhn meat in their
thi. morning. Even
the drivers. a few OF whom belong 20
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the union. walked out Ia sympnthy
for the cutters. The retailers Will
not be able To- stand the strain. We
helisva We have the sympathy OF all
organized labor aud intend To make
a strong fight.
Now that the retailers have
thrown ua down we will come back
al them by mu~nE them ali sign an
agreement. which has already been
signed BY IL shop owners, but the
signature OF which We have not here
tofofr s0sctsd from fall shops. That
agreement provides that union shops
shall employ none but union mem
that the minimum Wage scale shall
be s. per day for cutters aud SO aud
so per week respectively for men
and boy drivers. aud that the hours
shall he made considerably shorter
At the meeting Of the Meat cut
tsfs' Union last night % new men
Joined the unhin. Frank Ffye has
becu In San Francisco. u l. said. for
the past week. and has sent -
slaughter house men TO this city.
All but tao OF these on learning
about the strike. refused 10 so 70
work
About Is Hhona out of a total of
las In the city are selling Frye
Bruhn meat today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-03
ALASKAN
BOUNDARY

VICTORIA, Is. q. Sept. Inform
alton has been received here that on
June ~ small expedition started
from Atiin 10 discover, " possible.
and photograph a small block stone
building and boundary post said 10
be situated GO miles north Of Rainy
River, ana to mark the old Alaskan
boundary. The invest isafor IL an
American citizen named J. IL. DE
Blondeau. aud he IT, accompanied by
two Indians. Al Wells. IN the Pot-
euplne country. he offered the In
dianH $4,000 20 disclose the location
Of the alleged post
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FA 7 Al.
RIO 7 s

VIENNA. Sept. 3.-The reign IT
terror caused hy the anti-seFViHu
movement al Agrnm. Hungary, con-
tinued during the entire night In
the terrible rlotinR house was fired
by constant shooting from the vim
d0WH, More than hair ~ the police
force and at least thousand rioters
were wounded. many OF them fatal
~. Peasants and students are de-
molishing houses and erecting bar
riendea IN the streets. The town IL
IN "A state OF siege. In o street battle
this morning the troops were over
powered and put Ia flight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-03
ssethiua In Anger

And IT Is not to be wondered at.
The whole Of the district ~ ferment-
ing and settling IN anger at the
action Of the government officials on
the government reserves. Look az
st Mlchaera Island. The govern
ment makes u q reserve after the
big corporations have gotten In and
gobbled up the eholcer spots. And
now a lone miner. a citizen OF ..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-03
They CRY DOWN THE FLAG
rx.u q REVENUE COLLECTOR WgY ARRAoas THE GOVERN.
msnr IN scArHise TERMS AT CHAMBER or COMMERCE
MEETING THIS MORNING

states cant camp on the sea shorr
awaiting tho arrival Of a vessel
He must gp to A government protect
ed "beidup" hotel an gct OF.
That was a terrible ease whsre
a man and woman were pus adrift
last feii because they could not 60
to a hotel. They were forced cut on
the rough sea In an open boat BY an
army officer. This spring the body
Of the woman and the overturned
boat were washed ashore. The
man body II yet to be found.
Al this time IN Nome q poor Grip
cripple fcf life. n horrible exam
81. Mtrhneis. he. too was pushed
on government property. A. re-
suit his legs were frozen and he lives
cripple for live. a horrible exam
pie 81 United states armys officers
cruelty
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-03
YOU'RE ANOTHER

You are another Us the way In
which ~. Jebaan Of Hnmburz. Ger
many. owner Of the ateamnhip isibn,
answers the cross libel Of the Nip
pom fusen knbuahiki kaigba IN the
admiralty suit for damages growing
out Of the collision between the Fiiba
and the q. =. x. liner KaRa Maru al
Smith cove docks several months
ago.
Denying the charge made by the
owners of the japanese liner that
the flba WIS Off Of her COURSE was
going at n dangerous rate Of speed
IN a thick fox and would have inevtt-
ably run ashore had she not colifded
with the Kaga, Jebaen alleges that
the kagn was running amuck In thsf
fog az double the speed alleged I'm
the cross libel. and that her officers
made no attempt 10 avert the coll
liHion.
Jebaen claims $4,000 damages.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-03
REPORTS ON
the STRIKE

WASHINGTON. u. G.. Sept. A.
Commissioner Of Labor WriKht.a re-
port on the anthracite situation Was
made public this afternoon. The
eomnlsrion@f says that the chief
cause IL the lack OF mutual conn
dsnee between the operators ana the
miners. He suggests that the OPP
orators eoBcedc nine hours a day for
six months. He believes that a REM
sdy for the troubles would by that
time be found by the organization Of
joint committee Of Cancellation,
composed Of operators and union
representatives.. whose decisions
nhould alMnYa be binding
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-03
REAFFIRMS
PLATFORM

RANDuskY. Ohio. sept. s.--The
Democratic state convention today
feafiirmed and endorsed the Kansas
CITY platform and lauded Bryan. II
also endorsed the tax reform ideas
Of Mayer Tom l.. Johnson OF Cieve-
land. The convention ia controlled
by JohnFon'a friends. and II IL re-
Earsicd as the launching % a boom
for the domination % the Cleveland
mayor for the presidency. johnson
has a large majority OF the state
committee with him and viii direct
the fnii campaign.
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the nomination. Ills opponents are
members Of tho old Hart faction.
The indications ate daily growing
stronger that J. Henry DcunlnR VIII
be the solo nominee Of the Demo-
cratic convention FOR justice OF the
peace. Mr. Rochester who iH now
cut for superior Judge. was his most
formidable opponent and his riimina~
tion viii strengthen Mr.. Domingo
hand greatly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-03
The First Of
September

xx,ns. opea the gate Tor fan and
...n,sr's trade. and fnds the Rartell
n r company better equipped in
very :. way TO handle their large and
ssowlng business. Read the list OF
.ceclal low prices;
wa Cross SKIN SOAP aSe cakes, Ice
curative skin SOAP. Sc cakes. Zoe
r.essr's Tar SOAR ssc cakes. lie
s..,.le scar. s-pound bars, each -.
..............s..t s...7Hc
winch Hasei. per pint zoe
IN the prescription department yon
III ana well-niEh everything IN the
,.sssclne line. and prtecs are 80 rea-
s.nshls that you're SURF 10 BE- pleas
81.
yso,,t Toflet Ammonia. per bottle
......-..s...s.. .ss.ssss- .ssS'tt
v,elet Tollet Cream. sSc size 4 DC
pstchellor's Toilet Waters. Soo slss
.............s... .ss...s.s..sssss%s soc
yorssa Water. sc bottles......15c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-03
NAVE THEIR TIckE1s

Fire chief Cook and Water Super
intendent founsn viii SEQ the sights
An ordinance authorizing them 20 go
70 the International Convention OF
Fire Chiefs and Engineers. 10 be held
IN New York nett Wcek. and hppro-
pfiatinE $500 for their expenses. was
passed by the city council last night.
They will leave tonight and during
their trip viii visit all the larger
cities IN the East and Inspect their
IRE and water SYSTEMS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-03
WANTS HER
CHERRY TREE

whether a choice cherry tree be-
longs to Martha schwendener or
Niadmlre Alexander, Is question
which Judge Emory and his jury are
trying 20 decide today.
Mrs. Schwendener has brought the
suit against Alexandorf on the
grounds that he stole the tree from
her garden on the 9Th Of February.
She also asks $50 for the tree as re-
Enumeration for the loss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-03
SHE CHARGES ASSAULT

Winlfred Ciothler swore TO a war
rant IN Justice Cams court this
morning. charging .. II. Finch with
assault and battery. The alleged Of
fonEc occurred Aug. 90,
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10 h--ii With the nag" II the cry
raised all over Alaska. according to
former United states Revenue Col
lector Ivey.
This startling statement was made
in an lmpaHsionsd address Delivered
by the former government oiiicer pc
fore the chamber Of commerce to-
me speech was the most sensa-
tioual sxeo~e of the conduct ~ gov
srnu,enf AFFAIRS IN the far north that
haa 80 far been heard In the states
afr. Ivey eEan At the top ano IN
the most scatninE terms and otter
sarcasm denounced the present con
dltloa OF Affairs clear down the
line.
star surgeon IN the United States
arn4v. stationed AZ 50. Michaefs Is
land. sanctioned every denunctation
made by Mr.. fvry. Dr. afehsA
vent further. Tie claims 20 Dc abe
to prove many Of the charges abso-
iutely. lie says he was in the army
and knows what has taken place.
VIII Take II Up
As result u this daring arraign-
wrnt Of the government misconduct
today the chamber o. commerce
viii take 40 the matter. and very
probably assist in taking u before
President Roosevelt IN the near fu-
tnre.
Already means are being provided
for an Indignation meeting 20 be
held the latter part 81 the week I'M
der the auspicies u the chamber.
A large hall h 20 be secured. and
Mr.. Ivey and Or. Mitchell Will make
grand expose of the lnhumane and
unriRhteous condition ~ affairs.
Mr.. ivey says he has afndaVits 70
prove the charges and Will make
them public.
scarcely any other business was
done 1T the meeting this morning
other than consideration ~ these
Alaskan affairs. The address was
iimpromptu ana came about during
the Consideration Of a memorial to
congress finally adopted by the
chamber. The memorial Requests
much needed legislation. IN the way
Of securing Alaskan representation
IN congress. adequate land laws for
the district. the creation 81 a light
house district for Alaska. and aid Tor
the construction ~ wagon roads.
railroads. telegraph and telephone
lines
He 9poks Earnestly
~ the request Of the president
Mr.. Iyey consented 90 speak on the
question He almost Immediately
launched forth IN his caustic de-
nuneiation Of government mismau-
( aRement IN Alaska.
After telling 0f how the American
government was. as he said, fleeeing
the people by unbenrahie taNHtiOn
and not giving any thing IN return
FOR g. while Canada, Just across the
line, was building roads and iu every
Z way looking out for her subjects, he
4 launched forth In y TRADE Of bitter
remarks Of how the government off
clais were sitting about doing Moth
ing while Canadians walked of with
seals and other American property
all but planting the British nag
on our territory.
why" he continued Throughout
Alaska the people become moody
sour and sulien at even the name Of
yours and my flag.
Settling In Anger
And II Is not to be wondered at
The whole Of the district ~ ferment-
ing and settling IN anger at the
action OF the government officials on
the government reserves. Look "A
st Mlchaers Island. Tho govern
ment makes u o reserve after the
big corporations have gotten In and
tgebbled up the ehoicer spots. And
now a lone minor. a citizen OF .,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-03
FOR A PUBLIC
AUDITORIUM

DIT. NJ. A. Matthews. pastor OF the
First Presbyterian church, wha has
for several months been agitating
for a free public auditorium I'm Seat
tie. announces that he Us meeting
with many assurances of success for
the project
Dr. Matthews favors the erection
of building with "A hall seating
from $500 10 5000 persons, 10 be own
ed by Joint stock company of large
membership.
A young mems club Is planned to
occupy the basement Of the build
ing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-03
MADE TO PAY ALIMoNY

Frank Furry, the defendant In n
divorce suit Instituted few weeks
aEo. was arrested by Deputy sheriff
Clark last night on q warrant issued
by Judge Tallman for contempt OF
court. IIe,ncRtacted 10 pay his wife
the t3b alimony allowed her while
her suit r. pending. and 20 atone for
his forRctfuiuess Was forced To spend
the night IN the county jail At his
hearing this morning he promised to
pay g. week and was discharged.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-03

Plans FOR the Henton i'm I'm
pfovemeut clubs new home were Ill
ID with Building Inspector Place yes
terduy evening. and "a permit fof the
erection OF the structure taken out.
The cost Of the ucw clubhouse VIII
he about 1900. II viii stand on
Eighteenth avenue. a short distance
north Of Madison street
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-03

FEEL EASY

TAMAQuA. sept. 3.--Rumors that
the strike was about to be settled.
strengthened the strikers ranks this
morning. fewer men applying for
work. There was no violence OF any
kind. and but little attention paid TO
men going TO work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-03
LEE HOVE DIES

Ice Hoye. chinese fisherman.
died on the schooner Guy @. doaa Just
before that vessel reached port from
Alaska this morning iioye " 60
yrarn Of axe aud hnd suffered from
consumption. II ia believed that this
was the cause the cause of death. a
post morton examination Of the re-
mains win be made. The body IL now
az Hutterworthh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-03
QUAY GIVES POINTER
TO COAL Operators

syivania legislature viii be called Ia
case Of failure 10 arrive at a settle
ment aud pass laws not pleasing Ia
the operators. Fears Tor the defeat
Of the Republican candidate for gov
ernor IN case the strike should con
tinue until election. are said 10 be
the cause Of the senators action.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-03

NEW YORK. sept. z-AccordinE
20 reports received here today sen-
ator quay has issued an uitlmatum
TO the coal read presidents stating
that the anthracite strike must end
within two weeks Quay II said 60
have coupled the demand with a hint
that a special Hrrsion Of the Penn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-03
FARALLoN ARRIvEs

steamship Fnrallon arrived from
Lynn canal at 1870 o'clock this
morning, with 80 passengers and a
cargo consisting of $50 tons of con-
eontrates 5000 cases Of salmon from
MctlRkatta, and 1000 from Quadrn
bay, consigned chiefly 10 the 4. Z. q
n 90
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-03
POLICE NOTES

4 plekpocket stole a valuable gold
watch from James Niastcraun at the
depot yesterday. Mr.. Masterson WAS
purchasing u ticket nj the Office. and
was robbed while there. The police
have been notified.
Elmer Crandall, n teamster. was
arrested by Policemen Wilson ana
Hubbard last night on suspicion of
having stolen trunk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-03
NO BIDS

No bids have been received. so far
for the lighting of the courthouse.
They were called for on Aug. TO-
The Seattle Electric Co, has been
receiving $3.50 a month for furnish
ing the light. but shows no DISPOSE
ton 20 renew the contract No ar
have yet been made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-03
IN SERIOUS CONDITION

Katherine Hand. the f2-year- old
girl Injured IN a street car accident
a; Georgetown Sunday night. II re-
ported 20 be In a serious condition at
Providence hospital today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-03
sIRANoe pIsAPPeARANcE

Tho stranRe disappearance OF Anna
Battig from South Prairie, Aug. "a,
has been reported TO the local po-
lice. She left there with her four
ycar-old son on That date to visit
friends I'm Tacoma Since then Moth
ing has been heard OF her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-03
ON nALlARp EXTENSION

Cars were put on the new extension
of the Ballard and Fremont line to-
day. They run up Second avenue 10
Railroad avenue, In Ballard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-03
TERRIBLE
EXPLOSION

NEW YORK. Sept. "A terrible
explosion occrred in the oil works
Mt Williamsburg this evening. 1t g.
reported that a dozen men were
killed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-03
GEARY DRAWS
OUT

SACRAMENTO. sept 3.-Geary
has Withdrawn from the guber tor
Ini contest in favor ~ JAS V. Cole
man " san Francisco The indica-
tions are that Lane viii be nomin-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-03
HUNTS the
GRAFTERS

NEW YORK. Sept. 3.---The narrow
escape of President Roosevelt had "A
decidedly unfavorabie eject on the
stock market. checking speculation
In n great degree.
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MANY FALLEN WoMEN

During last night tfs fallen women
were booked az the police station.
In all $40 was paid into the city
treasury
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-03
FRANK STARR MISSING

years Of age, has been missing since
Aug. 2s. lie came to Seattle on the
evening of that date with $40 In his
pocket. lie has net been seen since
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-03

BY Home Camp Team. No. CSC. w. o.
w. Ranke hall. Thursday eve. sept
4. You are invited. Get invitation
at the door.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-03
PlEAns MOL GUILTY

NJ. Britton. charged with robbery.
ms arruiRned IN the superior court
tniH morning. lie pleaded not gull
ty,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-03
The INDIANS
COME TO TOWN

That the hop-piekln9 season In az
hand h evidenced by the large num-
Der OF Indians In the city to-day,
Their annual migration 10 thu csty
mas been unusually early this year.
ow---< 10 the ahortneNs Of the fish
Ing season. Along tine water front
and on the uptown streets the
aboriginies are scattered. the sQuasu
selling their mats and baskets. which
represent perhaps a whole winters
work. On the plat OF ground at thu.
foot OF Washington street a band OF
&c Siwashes from Victoria are
eamped who VIII take the train u
Puysllup. They are surrounded by
a CROWD Of curious onlooksrs amusedk
az Siwash ways.
Even Port Madison Nellie. she whoe
claimed to have seen Tracy and his
companion, johnson. on the Indian
reservation. f. bound for the horss
fields. seeming 10 prefer the hop
picking method Of making money To
that OF public exhibition.