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Douglas Island news., 1902-06-11

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-30
TWO INJURED
I'm A WRECK
NEAR SEATTLE
Norher Pacific Passenger Train North Bound Strikes
Cow and is DeraiIed- Fireman John Moran,
a Hero Ru%ri--Engineer Cooper ScaIded

IN the rear coaches did not even
know that an accident had taken
plare.
when the engine vent OF I, fell on
the left side ~ the track. the Are
mans side. Moran was caught In
the broken machinery and badly
hur. but managed 10 ~extrfcate him
self and hcbhied back toward the
rear ol the uain suddenly, appar-
entity. he came To his senses and with
bath legs hroken aad BADLY hurt.
started back 10 the engine 20 ese
Engineer Cooper.
He would have gone back into the
shapelesx mass % metal and the
kissing steam % reach his eompan-
lon bat the passengers. who by this
time had realized what had hap
pened. stopped him and made him
lie down.
When the engine fell several Of the
steam pipes burst and ateam and
boiling watsr rushed out. IL waa
this that sealded Cooper. The steam
burned him painfully but he escaped
before he was BADLY hurt.
As ecn - the local officers Of tire
company heard ~ the accident a
special train WAS sent out and the
track "a o cleared. Trains will
be moving at ) O'Clock. The paassn-
gers were brought back 20 Seattle.
Walter cooper. the suxlnesr. lives
with hts family al al John street.
Moran r. thought 10 live on East
Fortieth avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-30
Trains
CRASH
Two Killed and
Many Injured

ELM GROVE wis. July se.-Two
Chicago. milwaukee a 81 Paul pass
enrwr trains rniiided near hefs nj
morning Two persons are reported
dead and many injured
A wrec&las train has heen dts
patched 10 the scene. having With "
a Ger 10 caFe fer the injured and a
corpe 81 surgeons.
While the details & taeom piets.
the reports az given Gu, show that
the trains wers running under a mis-
understanding Of orders. One train.
the W~dat-huund~ should have heeu
asdc-traekc9 90 wait fer the passing
Of the east.hound tFafn
This STATEN u without n nlsht
operator after = late morning hour,
~ there was no chance 70 prevent
the accident.
a. a result u the collision between
the sWnukeaha Heott and a weNt-
bound fright on the Miiwnukee
road this morning. Dennis Council.
the engineer of the passenger was
killed. also Fireman Thomas Cham
bsriain and VIII Day
Six other passengers wer NOR ~
icas injured The freight failed "a
back on 10 a spur In time 10 clear
the passenger train.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-30

TIE train that left Seattle this
morning was composed Of Engine
No. ita baggage cnr M fss and
combination mail aud baggage ear
No. afa. a combination hagsagr and
smoker and two day coaehes and a
Canadian Pacific tourist and one first
class sleeper.
The accident occurred about one
fourth Of a mile from the end OF the
Ravenna Park car line on q curve.
The locomotive struck a COW and waa
deraited. dragging the rest % the
train after T.
Trains at this point usually run
At considerable speed a. there Is an
up-gads just ahead. The train this
morning was going at a lively rate.
In some the Pilot failed 10
throw n eOw from n track and
the animal was rolled under the IN.
gine ruckA.
rms huge mass 81 iron and steel
rose hish Into the air. topped over
the emhankment fully Is fUtt from
the track. turning over as Il felt
The COW after going under the
sine was caught under the nrst bag
EaGc a and that was also deresirsi
and took With u the combination
NAL car. The trucks OF these two
eers were taken from under them.
The other cars Of the train kept To
the rails and wer little Il any In
Jared.
None % he passengers IN known
70 have been hurt. some Of them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-30
LOUBET IS
UNDECIDED
Wants Council of Min.
sters to Advise

PARIS July 3o-La Patric today
says that President Loubet OF France
has refused 10 sign any DEGREES aim
ed against congregations without a
decision from the council OF minis
tern In the matter.
Quiet relsns In Paris today and
there are none Of the demonstrations
that have made the last few days ter
rofikinr to peace loving citizens.
Should special DEGREES he ordered
and signed by the president carry
ing out TO the letter the famous
Combes order. there VIII doubtless
be trouble before the Law II fuInlied.
Another small demonstration took
place today in Averyon, at Vile
France. a village n short distance
from Rodex. the scene Of yesterdays
trouble. Two rival factions massed
In the streets and threw stones II
each other until dispersed by the
gendarmes. BEYOND a few bruised
heads no one was injured,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-30
TARIFF IS
THE ISSUE
lowans viii Ask for a
Radical Reform

DEE MONIES. iowa. Fully D-rhs
Republican state convention met at
l o'clock this morning. IL was at
tended by Senators Allison and Dot
liver and Secretary wilson and en-
unusual number 81 delegates are IN
attendance Temporary Chairman
Smith pleaded For tariff reform. urr
ms conservatism. however. He
touched on the trust question. which
will be one ~ the great issues I be
brought before this convention.
Several delegates following him
we're more ontspoken Ia the latter
regard. and Il seems probable that
a vigorous plank WITH be Interieefea
into the platform covering Legislative
control Of combinations.
1t was apparent early IN the day
that the eumfnins element. which
stands for tariff reform as against
the pro-tafiff views OF Speaker Hen
derson. would have an advantage In
the convention. its committee can
didaten being victorious. Very little
interest II beInE manifested In The
ticket. which In already cut out.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-30
BAD AS A
MORGUE
JOHN muTHEa IN JAIL As
WOULD. az BURGLAR.

John Mnther. the alleged burglar.
found sleeping near Athletic Point a
few days ago ana thought 60 be dead.
was yesterday bound over for trial In
the Superior Court by Judge Cam
on a charge OF having burglars tools
in his possession.
Instead of going to a morgue.
Muther VIII spend his time IN the
counts jail for awhile and the peul-
Tertiary msy be hts future home.
Muther. when found sleeping In the
woods by a quarantine guard a few
days ago, was thought 10 be dead.
lie woke up. however, and objected
10 being put IN the murRue wagon.
instead be was sent TO the city Jail.
When searched. three brass skeleton
keys were found on his person.
The implements were OF the finest
variety and there was not n door lock
about the station nor In at least
Of the local hardware torres that n
of the three keys would not unlock
a charge Of having burglars tools
his possession was placed against
him and he will anHwer to the charge
In the superior Court.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-30
ISAAC IS
LIONIzED
Yukon lndain Chief
Tells Of Mis- Woes

San FRANCISCO. July .s.-chief
Isaac. the Powhatan OF the Moose
hide Indians OF the Yukon country.
who IN here on a visit. has in a meas
ure been ltonfzed since his arrival
here By the way Of Seattle and Is at
tfactinG Some attention by his dis
cussion Of mining operations In the
far north
lsaac says that gold may help the
white n but that II has worked In
eaiculable damage TO his people. He
says that while they may have beef
taught By precept many improved
lessons as TO the care OF themselves.
shey have been demorsItzcd BY the
actions Of the class Of ON who
frst invaded the north with dance
hall manners and immortality.
While we have met many noble
white men," ne says. there are
thousands OF others who are flied
WITH base ingrstitude- White men
are almost all selfish Many of them
0e dishonest Our women are de-
uaded and odd pursuits gone and
0e game II no more. We DO not
msw how to live in other and
uAyA But the worst OF ali ~ tnRrat-
Edo n these are the fruits Of civ
zR4fion.- he safd IN bitterness =
mt to die n savage"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-30
QUEEN LII
AGAINST HIM

SAN FRANCISCO. July so-The
steamer Alameda which arrived last
night from Honolulu. brought Dele
gate wilcox.
Ex-Queen Liifuokaioni II reported
to have come out against wilcox and
has stated that his course In con-
gfess has proved utterly worthless 10
the Islands. She IL also reported to
have declared IN favor OF J. o. Carter
for delegate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-30
SAW SCHOOL
OF WHALES

The Pollard san Francisco steam
ship Rainier, Capt. Hanson. arrived
early this morning with 1900 tons OF
freight. 100 Of which were for Sc
attic. She brought 30 passengers,
among whom was a party bound for
Yellowstone Park. A large part OF
the cargo consisted OF lumber and
provisions to be transhipped to
Alaska.
The passengers were treated to a
fine sight at YDquina. OF the oregon
school OF whales was seen. Many
OF the animals came within 400 feet
OF the vessel. The whales appeared
10 be feeding on tiny nah with which
the water ia the vicinity swarmed.
Many sea fowl lowered above the
whales seeking the hsh the latter let
escape.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-30
E%vANGELISTS WILL
HOLD SERVICES

W. V. Baker and wife. the blina
evangsilsts. arrived In Seattle yea
terday and will conduct a series Of
services here. Both are good sing
and Will be heard tonight at the
Volunteers Of America hall, at HISS
Second avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baker left their home
Ia Philadelphia last October and
have since been travelling. visiting
all the prominent cities of the United
and holding services.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-30
RIOT
AT FUNERAL OF RABBI
Procession Of $4,000 Persons Bombarded bv Press.
men--2O0 Police Answer Riot Ca|I--SCa|ding
Water Turned on Attacking Party

NEW YORK. July 9o.-The fun
eral OF Rabbi Josephk, the head Of
the orthodox Jewish church In
America. which took place today. wnH
the subject for Of the most an
aeemiy riots hat has ever taken
place Ia this city. business IN h
lower east side OF the city was pfuc-
tlcaiiy suspended and more than bo.-
oca Jews took part Ia the ceremoniea
The procession consisted OF several
hundred carriages and stopped i've
minutes In each synagogue. where
prayers wefe reciteds
Considerable comment had been
made on the funeral BY the anti
Semitic morning press Of h city.
which had been vigorously opposed
the broa der minded publications.
80 that interest was nj lie height
when the ceremonies began, Thou
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-30

sailed from Aberdeen this morning
for san Francisco with soa.oe0 feet %
lumber. 100 tons Of merchandise and
IA passengers from Seattle.
The Pacific Cold Storage Company
steamship FslIhu Thompson will sail
north tomorrow evening. She ar
rived has night from Tacoma. whera
she loaded - tons Of general cargo.
~kich Included 90 tonA Of meat and
60 tons Of turkeys. geese and othgr
fowl she util load here - head Of
cattle and 10 tons Of sacked coal.
Schooner ssqnoin. Capt. White. left
the ways at West Seattle this morn
ing and anchored Rear the Censen-
NAL mill. Her top sides remain TO
be cauiksf.
Steamship Oregon Capt. seeiay.
sailed en- her second trip TO Nome
this afternoon. She carried ur eight
passengers and 1900 tons Of general
freight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-30
O'R0URKE
is FINED
MUST PAY $500 roa NUMEROUS
ASSAULT AT WELLINGTON.

BY a superior eourt jury yesterday
evening Thomas ofRourke was found
guilty OF attempted murder. lie
was fined fs9e and costs today.
ORourka made an entirely uuprn-
voked assault upon Carson Melor.
foreman OF a road gang nj Welllnk-
ton July nth. lie fred two shots at
Meigr. One o. them entered the
skull but fortunately .did not prove
fatal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-30
A PIONEER
ASSAULTED
). ]. BROWN HAS J. AoNEw AR.
RESTED FOR BEATING HIM.

J. J.. Brown. an old man. who has
been In Seattle Tor the past forty
two years. swore 10 a complaint be-
fore Justice Cam this morning
charging J. Agncw with assault and
battery.
Mr.. Brown M storing some goods
under a building and Asnew object
ed to II. He Il alleged TO have given
the old mnn a severe beating rs a
result OF the argument.
The complaining witness is con-
siderably battered up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-30
TEXAS TOWN
FLOODED

DALLAS. Ter, July se-The flood
situation continues to be ss serious
today az during the past u hours.
and reports from all stations In the
southern part OF the state Indicate
that thousands Of acres Of fine cot
ton are under water. The town OF
san Marcos was flooded last night
and Is under three TO FIVE Feet OF
water. innundatins the states hsh
hatchery and causing much loes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-30
WANTS BIG
DAMAGES

SAN FRANCISCO. July so.-Ths
Advertiser OF this city has been sued
Tor tf5. 900 by the Daily Bulletin, for
libel. on account OF comments made
on the suspension Of the latter's Sun
day edition.
The Advertiser commented very
caustiealIy on the course adopted by
the Bulletin IN starting ia morning
a per and ended by saying even
worse things regarding ~ suspen-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-30
UPRISING
THREATENS

LIVERPOOL Eng. July 3o.-A re-
port was received here today which
states that Commandant LAngiais,
Of the French Congo native militia.
has been as~saaainated and that
Lieut., Gov. Groudet. who In remain
ing IN f~<Dnkaleia 10 deal with the ma
lives ~, In danger.
Possibly due TO religious disturb
ances In France there seems to be an
apathy on tho part Of hat govern
ment In rushing aid 20 the garrisons
that are threatened by the native
uprising. The condition IL still said
70 be critical and fears continue that
all the natives will openly rebel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-30

The party found the run of fish over
an extent of eighteen miles. SAL
mon were jumping ell about the
steamer between Victoria and otter
point. and for some time the steam
or was running In a huge school.
President Deysdaie Is very much
pleased with his trip, and says that
while Il II early to make any pre-
diction for either catch or market.
he feels certain the association II
facing a most prosperous season, as
all indications are excellent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-30
CITY OF
JLOURDES
BURNING

PARIS, July s0-A great FIRE has
broken out la the town Of Lourdea.
where a strong wind IL blowing. Sew
eral persons have been killed and
many injured
Reports received here indicate that
the famous old city VIII be almost
totally destroyed by flames, although
help II being hurried forward a. fast
as possible.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-30

IN LAKE

An empioye Of McMhster's logging
camp at Kenmore. Wash, whose
name " attn unknown, was drowned
last night while bathing In Lake
washington. No particulars OF the
tragedy have reached the coroner's
offIcc. and little n known 81 the
case. Deputy Coroner Wiltsic left
this afternoon for the scene OF the
drowning. and viii probably return
tonight with the body.
The place where the drowning oc-
CURED u at the north end Of the
slough.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-30
RACING TO
SAN PEDRO

The three lumber-iaden schooners
Espada from Seattle. Ludlow from
Port Blakeley and Columbia from
Ballard left Port Townsend this
morning and will a 60 san Pedro.
The Ludlow and Columbia were
towed to Townsend by the tug Wan
derer and the Espada by the tug
Magic.
The race viii be close and excit-
ing. Both the Ludlow and Columbia
the former, are fast yea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-30
HE'S A
TRACY, MAY
GET AWAY

wAsHINGToN. d. C.. July TO-
Cnarles Craven, a negro convict.
Charged with tho murder Of W. III.
Wilson, IN ex-coufederate soldier, In
IDudon county Va. IL being pursued
~ a mob on the Virginia side OF the
river.
Three hundred men and blood
hounds have him surrounded IN a
marsh, where II II expected he will
light 70 the death.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-30

ONE OFFICER
ARRESTS NINE

pstrolman eehaneman arrested
nine men yesterday evening as dls-
orderly persons. The bunch was
found on First avenue south near
the coal hunkeFs and had been ped
ding several pairs Of new shoes
about the city. The shoes are
thought 10 have been stolen.
!. Smith. Joe Ryan. Joe Bryant. VIII
liam Aohan. &. burton. Frank Mas
on and Geo. Forbes are the names
given hy the prisoners.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-30
STABBED IN A
SALOON BRAWL

j. ID. Mckay, an innocent by
=tander. was "a In the hand and
knee during a stabbing ARRAY IN a
First avenue saloon last night
&. Homer. the carpenter. because
of n disagreement. started for w. N.
II. McLaren. his former employer.
with a knife. Mckay %interfered 20
stop the fracas. and received the two
SUITS. They are not dangerous.
The fight occurred In the Dolphin
Saloon At 1906 First venue Homer
WINS placed under Arrest and Me-
Laren held as a witness.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-30
OVER
HIGH BANK

YOUNGSTOWN, Pa, July 3o.-The
fast mail going east on the PennsyI-
vanin Railway plunged over the fam
Gus "Pscksaddie." twenty miles west
Of here, going down a 900 foot EN-
bankmenf. this afternoon.
The engine and two mall cars are
IN the conemaueh river. The n
aineer. fireman and two mail clerks
were killed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-30
DEVERY PAYS
the BILL.

NEW YORK, July 30.-Former
chief OF Police Devery who II ram
paigninR for the Tammany leaders
In the Ninth district, gave an outing
"a the ONE and children Of his dis
frict today. Ten thousand excur-
sionists were loaded on two steamers
and four barges and sailed for Har-
itan Bay grove II cost Devery
10000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-30
DENY STORY
Of TRUST

NEW YORK. July so.--Ths stand
nfd Oh Company today made an em-
phAtIc denial Of a story printed In
The London Mail to the effect that
the three monster oil interests Of
Rockefeller. Rothschiid and Nobel
have entered into a working agree
Hent 10 control the worlds oil sup
ply. The story was characterized
a. an invention made with a view Of
hurting the STANDARD OIL Company.
Val Street placed little faith in the
story, though II IL freely admitted
that all three oil inferess are friendly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-30
MCDONALD
GOES FREE
WILLIAM MIDDLETON ABAN.
DoNe PROSECUTION IN LAR.
CENY CASE.

The cos OF the State vs.. Thomas
Mcdonald was dismissed today by
Judge Griffin Of he superior court on
account OF the absence OF the pros
ecutinR witness.
Mcdonald waA charged with hav-
ing stolen from william Middleton a
ing stock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-30
LYRA COMES
:. FROM NOME

steamship Lyra. Frank Water
oua 4 20, agents. arrived from
nome and n. Michael al II o'clock
tnls morning IN ballast. She towed
eoHn the company's tneboal Turket.
= left Nome July u, one day pre-
slcns 20 the Roanoke, therefore
ringing no late news. Capt. VIII
lsms reports q pleasant trip.
*he Pollard steamship Newbera
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-30
FISH RUN
COMMENCES

VICTORIA. N. c.. July aO.-The
little steamer Wigwam, with Pres
ident Deysdnle Of the Alaska Pack
ers' Association on board, returned
here from n cruise along the south
ern coast of Vancouver Island. O
the purpose OF watching the trend of
the salmon run. which Ia now ON.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-30

sands OF Eentiles who admired tho
late rabbi Joined the procession 10
pay their respects 10 the dlHtin-
suished dead.
Bernhard Msurnerr.
A THE funeral cortese progressed
along brand street. thr employees OF
the Hoe Press Company. who have
Rmoua their numbers several leaders
Of aatl.semttie societies lombard
ed the moufners with misaliea. in
Guiding waste soaked IN lubficatiBg
oil The Jews attacked the build
Ina. hut were unable 20 reach the
men wh0 we're throwing at them.
A riot call was turned tn and 200
police charged IN. crowd which by
this time had packed the street sol
Idly. OWtns 20 the density o. the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-30
MORTALITY RECORD

Mrs. Mary blanchard. aged ~
years, died at 72I Marion street asst
night she IN survived by Tour sons
and one daughter. The funeral VIII
be held Friday from tho Immaoulats
Conception Church
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-30
ORT
DROWN
Oriental Steamer
Collision

MAIAccA. Malay Peninsula. July
so.--The steamers Prince Alexander
Of the p. a o. line and the nsnnisan.
a freiEhter. coiiides OF here at an
early hour this mornins. The former
sank almost Immediately carrying
down with her a good portion OF the
crew and several passengers.
Forty lives are nnacconntsd for
and Il = slrposs esrtalp that e.. a.
diiton 10 Theses thsfe we're several ma
tivss carried down with the Inflated
Prince.
The Bannissn stood by IN a Grip
pied condition and picked up all the
survivors. bringing them 10 thIs
place. It To believed that one boat
may have made away from the
steamer before she took her iast
plunge. II saved this would slightly
reduce the Hat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-30
WEATHER FORECAST

Seattle and vioinisy-ronight and
Thursday, cloudy and threatening;
possibly showers tonight; fresh south
To west winds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-30

sells. The Espada Is a new schooner
and her sailing qualities have not
yet been tested.
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no y FlRr.

The ere department ean called TO
the corner of Twsnty eighth emu
ami jackson street a. 70 o'clock
brush hfe.
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When the line was effected a huge
stream - Haaldine water was thrown
on the attacking Jews and b Hos
men were victorious Many of d
mourners ana others Nho Joined the
mob we're seriously injured by the
police In fhn charge that was made
on the edge Of the crowd The Hoe
men are ali under arrest. but refuse
10 give the names OF the leaders Of
the dght
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-30
BALL PLAYING
IN STREETS WILL
NOT BE ALLOWED

Chief Of Police Sullivan has issued
an order to his patrolmen 10 allow no
baseball playing IN any street In Be-
attic.
This is the third or fourth time the
order has been issued by the chief.
1t has never been enforced up to
date.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-30

SAN FRANCISCO. July so.-
wheat ia and ash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-30

feet an entrance 10 the scene Of tho
lighting, and for a time Il seemed
that bioodHhed would end the trou-
bic. The Hoe men fought desperate
~. n portion Of the men holding the
stairway until others could run a line
Of hose from The boiler nfes la the
machine shops.
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CHICAGO. July 30.-whsat, 70,
rs Ia.