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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-18
new FERRY SERVICE TO
WEST SEATTLE BEGINS
The Manette VIII Make Seventeen Trips Each Day
News Gathered Up and Down the Waterfront Of inn
portanee To Those Who Have To Do With Ships

boat 20 land az the city slip. Cap
tain Mcmillan. the owner and mas
ter Of the MAnstte. has been In
charge Of steamers on the sound for
the last q years.
The advent OF the new steamer on
the West Seattle route IL liable 10
prseipitats q rate war on that sub
urban run. Tho ferry. owned By the
West Seattle Land and Improvement
Company. has heretofore had all the
traffic between the two points. Her
trips. though far apart. have always
been regular. The launches Y and I
and Oiaila started this summer. how
ever. 10 make trips at night after the
ferry had stopped running. With the
advent % the Manstfs competition
will be still more keen. Many Of
West Seattle citizens have declared
their intention 10 give their pafron-
age TO the Manette. and the result 10
watched with interest.
The Russian ship Ocean. Captain
Doonef. sailed from Port Biskeiey
today with lumber cargo for South
Africa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-18

The steamboat Msneste. Captain
T. n. Mcmillan. began last night to
make regular trips across the bay
to West Seattle. she Will make ~
hourly round trips a day. which Il
Elk mere than the West Seattle ferry
makes at present. The latter leaves
Seattle on her last trip At Tao p. m,
but the Msnetts will run until II 20
p. m. Her trips win be made be-
tween those Of the ferry. 70 that the
citizens OF West Seattle and the
campers on the beach at that place
will be given virtually n half hour
service while the new order OF things
lasts.
The Manette r. a fc4-ton vessel
built al Smiths cove last winter. She
In lDi feet long, and with her two
cabins has n seating capacity Of 100.
She makes the run across the bay In
IL minutes. The Aanefts would have
gone on her new run several weeks
ago. but was prevented by the lack
Of suitable landing place on this
side. Yesterday, however. the city
council granted permission for the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-18

Besides this Sheriff Cudihee be placing great
dea Of reliance the belief that Tracy has accompces
with him present time His belief Is that Tracy and the
Two men whose given Tom Floyd alias Tattoo
ke and named Simmons, spent several hours in the
deserted cabin
Both Tracys companions IL such really with him.
knon bad Floyd suspected and in fact 10 almost
known have held up and killed Louis Crumatto saloon
Keeper Lakeve in Pierce county He has also served
Two terms the pententay Walia Waa the first time for
burglary and the time for horse stealing Detectives
freeman and Hubbard OF the Seattle police force the
mt to Floyd with the crime. Simmons supposed
be Al ex-couy;ct.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-18
cUDrHEE DISAPPEARS

Sheriff Cudihee is here, and various surmses are
made where OF the deputies believe that
has gone Seattle look up further information regarding
acys accompec while others say that he is still on the
su following close the trail OF the fugitive near Lake
sawyer II any OF the deputies here know where he is they
Keep their knowledge pretty well to themselves.
cudihce is bitterly chagrined his failure to capture
Tracy yesterday the cabin in the woods Acting what
ne believed authentic information he thought he had his
man within the grasp of the He had is sad received
Information from stool pigeon that Tracy and two con-
'eaeracs in the cabin and that the murderer wound
e. He told that Tracys companions had extracted
some OF the buckshot from his wound by Of razor
me stool requested TO lead the man-hunters to the
cabin but this he pontban refused do Saying that he
uo not risk his life within rife shot OF three such dan
sous men, who would only be willing take his life for
informing them Cudhec with picked went TO the
e@on and surrounded H. They waited time, then de-
'aeo TO rush IT, They did only find the bird flown
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-18
STRIKING
EXPOSURE

WHATcoM, Wash. July is.--The
Identity OF the stool pigeon who haH
figured 80 prominently IN the Sawyer
Lake discoveries. haE been made
known today. lie 10 Lewis Ward,
a former empioye OF II. u. McAr-
thur a promlngnt real estate dealer
OF this city. lie has the reputation
here Of being rascal and totally
unreliable.
Mr. Macarthur today said. Il
would place no dependence what
ever ia any report emanatina tom
this man unless his character his
asa changed very materially within
a recent period. How he securer let
tnfa a. sheriff Cudihso which would
lead tina, 0fficial 20 rely upon him,
IL beyond my understandings"
when II was learned here that
Ward was the mysterious man who
was supposed "a have interviewed
Tracy and his eonfederstes, the
whole stofy OF the sawyer Lake
cabin episode vas dlscrediied.
Ward up 20 the tne when he left
here had been latteriy employed in
a ehingie mill. White there he sus-
aimed a severe wound tn the arm,
and left here with his arm profuseiy
bandaeea. the reported nnds OF
hloodstained cloths with which the
fugitive Tracy was supposed 70 have
ntanchad his wound. leads 20 the be-
lief here that Ward discarded hts
own wfappinas.
cub" Merrill. brother OF the de-
ceased convict. H. tho man who was
under surveillance for some time here.
when IL bsce me certain that Tracy
had murdered hts brother. he admit
ted that 40 60 that moment he hae
been IN sympathy with the escaping
canvicts and would have assisted
them. lie left this city yesterday
20 Join Ia the chase for Tracy, vow
ing vengeance on his brother slayer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-18
TRAIN WRECKED
AT ORILLA

Five work cars and an engine were
wrecked at Orilla yesterday after
noon. Engineer Robert Allen was
acalded In the miN-up. The brake
hanger on the firth ear of a train
OF 20 cars dropped TO the track and
after dragging for some distance,
derailed the car. As the train was
backing at the time the Is other cars
broke loose and went on, but the
first five cars and the engine crashed
through the ditch and were ditched.
The track was torn up for the dis
lance OF q half mile. All north
bound trains were delayed until this
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-18
IS TRACY WOUNDED,

Sheriff Cudihcc Is credited with having made the state
that the convict wounded At what particular time he
wounded is made clear outside OF the time when Is
alleged the Bunces father and said to have had bat
de with him in the railroad Palmer The Bunces
not certain that this Tracy they shooting at in
DEED they did do shooting and they do know whether
~ the buekshot took effect In fact the whole story will
bar considerable verhcaton than has given
~ resent time. IT. alleged, the outlaw is wounded he
eas stand the exposure Of the damp swamps around Lake
sasyu and in this the chase may to sudden
tsnon any But there still has be absolute evil
dn that he hurt before the officers much
that theory
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-18
Broke Up Business

Mrs. w. Rose was arrested last
night for having smashed the show
case In front Of Coimsn's cigar stand
on Second avenue. A large crowd
witnessed her performance. She said
Ing as she ava, but refuaed 70 dis.
close ~. The woman was perfectly
sober and was released on her own
recognixhnoe after she had been In
jail an hour
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-18
NoRTOs BUDDHIST

The Rev. Anagarika III. Dharma-
pala. a Nortos Buddhist missionary
OF Colombo. Ceylon, and general sec
Rotary Of the Msha Bodhi Society.
passed through the city yesterday on
his way TO San Francisco. He came
from Japan on the steamship lyo
Maru. He calls himself the Work
ingman's Friend" and makes a
striking appearance dressed in hts
Oriental costume.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-18
Property Holder Protect

The corporations COMMITTEES OF the
council met yesterday afternoon ana
discussed The petition Of the North-
ern Pacific Railroad Company for
the vacation OF several streets In the
southern part OF the city. A large
number Of persons were present pro-
testing against the vacation on the
ground that the course OF the pro-
posed tracks would cut past their
residences aud make access almost
impossible. eome Of them claim that
II the vacation n granted they will
be compelled 20 make q detour Of n
half mile 10 reach their homes. The
committees took no action on the
matter and will meet next Thursday
night 10 further consider II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-18
SHERIFF CuD|HEE RETURNS
TO SEATTLE D|SGUSTED
Says He is Sure Outlaw Tracy is County Adjacent to Lake Sawyer
will Not Give up Chase, But Will Wait in Seattle Until Definite
cIsw is Obtained by Deputies Left in the Field

The cabin however showed OF occupancy
dying fire gave evidence OF habaon and Of the
posse found linen rag which he claimed bore OF fresh
blood newly whitfield board also found in the cabin.
THE SCENT NOT TAKEN
The boodhounds again brought play and taken
all around the cabin They failed pick up the scent but
vicinity. It the belief of all who visited the cabin that
Tracy had been there but the question to his present
whereabouts still remains unanswered.
MISLEADING REPORTS
Sheriff Cudhee does place any confidence in the
ports Tracy been headed the Matches pass
From Buckley the nfoaonis given that Tracy has
Pierce county has his deputies that direction and
claims have every of escape shut of Whether
Tracy would 60 the Matches pass question: for he
would lead himself into bad trap from which he would have
great trouble exrea,ng himself Notwithstanding his deS
terity in this respect.
stranger who is thoughtto be Miller. the ex-eonvic
who believed aided the escape OF Tracy and Me
ri from the Salem penenary has been near Buckley
and the trail leading the lie has been stopped and
questioned but has in all escaped into the brush The
man is under surveillance and his actions such
justify IT, he viii be detained and kept from giving aid to
SAW THREE MEN
AT early hour this morning logger living about
mile north OF Lake Sawyer rode into and reported hav
ing three attempting 10 build camp FIRE the
lake He distance from them and could give
description OF them Hcwas Of the
locality. The officers do take much sn his story, al
Though 10 probable that some viii him back
to the lake what there We s19cct leave here
almost any minute whenever definite c<w in
the outlaws whereabouts.
KARL NJ ANDERSON.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-18
A NARROW
ESCAPE

The Russian ship Ocean, Captain
Bonner, which sailed for South AZ
RIGA today with cargo OF lumber
loaded At Port Biakely, had a mar
row escape yesterday morning from
going 10 sea with foot OF water In
her hold and bad leak in her side.
Fortunately the break was accident
ally discovered about ten minutes
before the ship sailed. and the pos
siblc sinking Of the vessel on getting
10 sea was averted.
In loading the vessels the steve
dores had unknowinKly broken the
iavatory pipe with a timber. The
water leaked in rapidly from the
side or the ship. but az the lumber
was piled high In he hold nobody no.
ticed the water az II steadily rose
higher In the bottom OF the vessel.
About ten minutes before the
Ocean was 10 cast OF. the second
mate happened TO 60 aft IN the hold
to find some small article, and there
saw the water which had leaked in.
He reported to the captain, who had
the leak patched by three-quarter
inch iron plate. The pipe itself was
not repaired. az Il would have been
necessary TO unload the whole cargo
TO get at II. The stevedores paid
Captain Bonner 800 damages.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-18
new GAS
COMP ANY.
Bulkhead Work Finished--In-
stalla,ion Of Plant Progress
ing Rapidly

The Cstizsns Light and Power
Company has completed the WORK Of
building she buikhssds At ths foot
Of Miiwaukee street. near Interplay
and filling In preparatory 10 begin
ming the actual work on eenstFactinf
the plant proper. The buikheads ara
built IN : manner which IL new 70
this city. Piles are driven down 70
hAft-pan and brscsi BY anchor
piies. One inch Iron rods connect the
piles aud they a<e in addition bFnesd
selsdiy. When the is-foot fill wAa
eompleted last eight the plies DID not
npSo more 4hsn an Inch. fyfee
have been driven at the spou upon
which the machinery VII rest. -
that there wiasbe no danger In casa
OF . little sitde.
The big gna tanks or holders are
here IN seattle. and the company
has been waiting only fer the
drsdgsrs 20 flntsh work before put
ting Them up. Work will proesed af
once. The pofifi<fs are Aiso here
All the machinery and equipment are
coming in sections and can be put
together very quickly.
The work u laying mains - going
on rapidly. Fully % miles Of pipes
are down now and by the time the
plant u ready for operation 70 miies
more viii be ready for connection.
The mains for the business section
are being put in as rapidly az posi-
bte
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-18
QUEEN ARRIVES

The steamship Queen, OF the Pa
fic Coast Company. arrived from san
Francisco az noon today with II fair
ilst Of passengers.
Tho British ship spartan arrived
from San Francisco this morning to
which port she rcturns with n cargo
OF coal to be loaded here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-18
CORNER
IN OATS

CHICAGO, July 1s.---A big deal In
July oats. Il IL said. IL being engi-
neered by James Patten. Under his
manipulation the pricas advanced 4
cents today, reaching 571s. Patten IN
sal dto be IN a position to get more
out Of the deal than was realized In
the July corn corner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-18

Sheriff Cudhee returned to Seattle last night after his dis
appointment in finding Tracy the sabn where he was be-
hsed be. The digent search made last
ns for the sheriff but he could be found This morning
reply questions said that he had returned to Seattle
business connected with the present ehaseore particularly
look into the records OF Tattoo Red and ex-Convet 81
rnds whom he thoroughly believes be in hiding with Out
hw Tracy.
Sheriff Cudihee said he was keeny disappointed in yes
rdzys result but had in the minor details Civ
a up he believes the outlaw be the vicinity
d Lake Sawyer He says that he convinced from all that
n be OF the that Tracy made his way from tho
esha painful plight. and he believes that he is badly
rounded
WITHIN KING COUNTY
the firm belief of the sheriff luck will his
say and that he will capture kill the desperate within
the connes OF King county He will not return to the
Sawyer country until definite ccw is obtained by the dcpu
Who there The chase will then be taken up diligently
With the picked and bloodhounds.
The sheriff takes stock the story that Tracy has TAX
the Gold Hill trail and bases his opinion his knowledge
that tbs outlaw badly wounded and in his present physical
condition would be unable travel fast far The
Tags wound show that the portion which is inamed. and
where the larger portion Of the shot took effect midway be-
the hpioint and the thigh bone To carry infamed
- uudely operated upon wound in that location make
90 ~ akea by the fugitive painful that his
s oduranee and grit hardly prevent il from overcom
~ ~ mpner OF later
black DIAMOND, JuIy rs--After careful review of
IN Is circumstances surrounding the OF the escap
= Oregon murderer is the general belief Of the officers
ed in this section Of the country. that Tracy is in hiding
he woods the neighborhood of Lake Sawyer The
asmalI body Of lying three and oneha
oke and miles south of Covingon The country about
DE lake swampy and densey wooded with undcrbrus and
with supply OF food the convict would be safe from interrupt
hon from tho officers for days weeks There
Gd deputies here at Black Diamond. awaiting orders from
Sheriff Cudihee soon the latter any of the
fugtive. and in addition number of beating about
e anderbrush around Lake Sawyer waiting to rue his
tail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-18
$4,000 BUILDING

wager. cotser a Maiaren, archi.
fects. are taking bids on a $4,000
brick building which stlmsou q En-
gel are going TO build at Fourth av-
enue and Union street.
Architect william VI. Iewett has
let contract to W. X. Green 70
build two residences for Friend n
Hamilton Mt Nineteenth avenue and
East Cherry street. The houses Will
coat, respectively. $4,000 and $4,000. s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-18
Annual Convention w. o. w.

The annual convention OF the
woodmen Of the World NJ Cripple
Creek. Colo. August 1, VIII be at
tended by large Seattle delegation.
July ~ and q excursions trains VIII
leave the city at reduced fares.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-18

morning. While the track was being
reiaid the passengers were trana.
ferred to a short train which brought
them to Seattle.
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when buying articles advertised IN
this paper. speak Of ths Star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-18
Home Camp. No. ase

Home Camp. No. ESQ, w. o. w.
held n meeting at Eagles hall, on
Second avenue and Pike street. We'd
nesday night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-18
For Stealing Copper Wire

N. Mcchssney. a junk peddler, was
arrested this morning by officer
John Kelly and charged with petty
larceny. n IL alleged that he stole
some copper wire from a store on
the water front.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-18
iuHssnusHuH m ssnnl

Because she refused 10 wash a
baby's face a native nurse at Hong
kong has been fined % for "diso-
bedience OF lawful orders"
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10 RULE IRELAND

LONDON, July lS.-The Duke o.
Marlborough Is mentioned as the
probable successor OF Earl CadoEan
as lord lieutenant Of Ireland.
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When buying articles advertised in
this paper. speak of the Star.
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The cabin however showed OF occupancy
dying fire gave evidence OF habaon and OF the
posse found linen rag which he claimed bore OF fresh
blood newly whitfield board also found IN the cabin
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Seutid Jer Mrst,
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ferner gele9en, als ben 3oIege BON
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iddmert uro irgenomo unterribt in
Der b6beren n8enebmigung" gu ers
balten iuhen! =
G8 banoelte 1ih bel Dem in Tbdt=
lihteiten ausartenoem Streite ur<
ipriinglib UNI bic &laee beS in
Merito anidifigen Entertainers Or.
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grDBer Bergmerts- unternebmungen
ftebt uno Der BON Der meritaniiben
&egierung ibleht bebanoelt moroen
au 1ein bebnuptet uno Der fib beim
Senator Boiler oariiber belbmert
batte, baB i'm Der ameritaniihe &C.
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niht genigenb unteritiibt babe, um
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oaB er in Der ndbften aeihlDiienen
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-05

sang america" so bravely, ending with a
ringing cheer and waving of the flag, it
was sight that could not fail to move a
person with a grain Of patriotism. Upon
this Yankee school marm-the most
Sans brave yolunteers-rests the burden
of the great task we have undertaken.
The governors party was taken across
a new sugar estate at Guanica upon which
an American company is spending s., 000,-
OGO
The governors trip was not without its
amusing incidents. At one place the
alcalde and the reception committee were
so glad to see the executive that they
piled into the carriages and rushed after
him, leaving the remainder of the party
to look out for themselves. One after
noon The governor was billed to review
from balcony speed contest between
two crack companies Of firemen. The
bugles were sounding, the streets were
lined with spectators, the housetops were
covered with. people and excitement ran
high All eyes centered on the balcony
where the governor was to appear but
he did not come. The door was locked
hard and fast. and inquiry developed the
embarrassing information that the man
who had the key had just been seen dong
the double quick after the village band.
After some delay the door was broken or
it's hinges and then the exhibition began.
Spanish governors wore Dlumes and nell
NETS and ribbons and things. which en-
abled them to be recognized. as far as
they could be seen, and the people mar