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Was requested. Jaiicr 6tepisr and
PAtroitnaa Griffith finally got the
man under control and after binding
hts feet and Handwriting him. took
him to the county Jail tn the patrol
wagon. Going up the hill IL wAs
necessary 10 hold him down IN tho
bottom OF the wagon.
When be arrived az the jail he was
placed In a straight Jacket and
strapped 20 a cot. Medical aid was
called ana nv the ass OF drugs he
was pat 20 sleep.
The man could not rtfc hlr name
but from hlH dppcArance Il IL nauEbt
that he h q miner. He were one Of
she broad brimmef hats that are US
uaily seen on Alaska miners and his
clothing uas very heavy. There
IVES nothing IN his pockets that
would give 4 clue 10 his Identify.
How long the man hnd been IN the
iheatsr Il not known He entered
with r1nny others and mingled with
the crowd IN the thester ard dance
bail. 50 far A. II known he drank
but little.
A. noon che man was reported 20
be sleeping under this induencs Of
rhtarofarus IN the erunty jail.
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CLARK BEATS
HEIMZE

BUTTE. Mont. Oct. so.--The gu
preme court has decided that the
ticket Of the Clark Democracy tn
Silver How county IL the regsiisr
Democratic ticket and as such T.
entitled 10 be placed on the official
ballot under the head. The HEN se
people bitterly resisted the proceed.
inss IN mandamus which brought
about shle result,
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UP TO THE RAILROADS
ANt NOTIFIED THAT THEY WANT TERMINAL FACILITIES.
IhsY MUST GIVE WELL AS TAKE

mag negotiations looking towards
settlement Of the present DIM
-. lilies estween the Greet Northern
49, otnsr railroads and the city on
80 tunnel and terminal proposition.
~ 10y snflrely on. was demonstrate
t<<.t night BY a long conference
xs.s'.eh City Engineer Thomson and
- s1nt City Engineer Scott, for
AZ ~. and Judge Thomas Burke
~. noFnas X Shepard, represent
we Great Northern railroad
~, M weeks ago IL was stated
s,ss ne negotiations between the
~ ma railroads were all OF for
.ss,,'l hs-oeinE. ~ a result Of in
~ 70 agree on amendments to
~ ranchlse ordinances now in the
rrs. k o. the council committees on
nsrons and streets.
wa said the natter was left In
~. ~ 4 shape that II was up 10 Judge
49,. 70 open the question. He was
<.a.,.'caily Informed that when he
~Ae Treat with the council on what
~, msmbers Of the e0n1mftteee
ssinL We're anything like reason
mia. -fIns. ne might notify the com
b. 49, Ano smother conferences would
rt.a and not until then.
a no meeting has been call
tss Known that Judge Burke
All ~" NJ. City Engineer Thomson sew
fs,,.,1,t 1es. and last night the four
~, we're In close conference from
nlss,1Mt. the syenins until almost
ne city engineer would not state
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Gamblers Of Rival
Supremacy Referee
mn nkHn Fvr Saloon Now known the
uUU- UUU Gle Savoy to Be Investigated
in City Counc--The Serious 10 lin AGAIN.
Charge of License Juggling IL UT HuHGW

The notorious ooo-0oo Eye saloon,
now known AZ the bavoy. at the cor.
aer Of Second avenue south and
Main street in booked for another
lily council Investigation. as a re-.
ult Of charges Of Juggling with It's
license having been made.
II IL well known below Yesler way
nat J. A. Moore, the man who VAS
ilicEed 60 have bousht the Goo doc
De nom Elmer 4. Williams has
afdly BEEN IA the saloon since the
ay the license vaa granted. and II
. II IN the city. no one seems 10
nue hts Whereabouts.
Aa a matter OF fnet. members of
ae council say Joseph williams ard
thltef Innfralla. pronrietofa of the
Lou Concert hall. are running the
9o-Gon. OF Savoy saloon ana con-
Il han. The story as told below
e dead line IL that when Moore
ade application for a license. he
AIDE an agreement with Williams
"a zanfrcila. whereby they we're
= furnish the box women aud run
e dance hall Tor a certain percent
- Of the gross receipts.
The dive was conducted In this
manner for several days. But tho
r8nEement I'D not prove satlb-
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JUDGE HELD
FOR Libel.

BUTTE, Mont. Oct. so--Judge VIII
liam Clancy of the second judicial
district was arrested yesterday on
the charge of criminal libel, made by
ID. ]. Hennessey. Judge Clancy re-
Gently published In the Revelile n
signed article asserting that Hen
nessey had offered him a bride in
some mining litigation. r. A. O'Far-
reli. editor OF the paper. was also
arrested. Judge Clancy was re-
leased on his own recognizance. and
o'Farrell gave $1,000 bail.
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STRIKE TO CONTINUE

going 10 work II withdrawn. The
strikers will be cared for from the
relief fund OF the United Mine
Workers.
The order 70 renew the strike has
created great excitement In this
city. No strikers have returned 20
work at the coilieTies mentioned.
since they were met at the outset
with the demand that they sign GER
tain iron-clad agreements before go
Ing 10 work.
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4 runaway wife aud another
xouan's husband were arrested by
Policeman 0iasscock a. the union
eepot this morning. They are now
= ~ HBehonish county jail The
eoYerx we're arrested on a teie-
uapnie description furnished by
f1<fiu Zimmerman Of Everett.
were they are wanted on charge
q adultery. -
Sheriff Zimmerman was On Seattle
tnh morning and met the police Of
neer A. he was taking the guilty
ysr To the city Jail. He served the
rsrnns on the prisoners. then took
,nem aboard . train that WAS just
AeyinG for Everett
1he wife OF the runaway husband
- with the Enohenish sheriff
Fhen he served the warrants. She
tpo<e not . word 10 her guilty
spoase. but calmly followed him and
1er new love 20 the train.
Had An Alias
LAST night the Seattle police were
nein<d 70 look out for ]. W. Long,
80 might also be going under the
1ame Of II. G. Brown. He had left
xsretf in company with a Mrs..
dsry. who had lived IN Burlington.
$50 descriptions OF the two were
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ERUPTION
CONTINUES
Santa Maria is Most
Insanity

WASHINGTON. ID. C., Oct So
The state department today received
. telegram from Consul General
Mentally. az Guatemala, stating that
the eruption Of Santa Maria contin-
uca. The town 81 Quexantennngo n
covered with layer OF six inches Of
volcapic matter. Many rich coffee
plantations ON the caoHt side OF the
volcano lie buried under seven feet OF
sand and ashes. petonations
caused by the eruption are heard
continuously In the capital and
earthquakes ARE frequent.
An eruption IL reported from the
department Of Tompador Of a vol
eano there. and the inhabitants are
said 10 be fleeing to the interior.
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Fl 0Dr nc From Everett Arrested
ILUTCOO In the City Of Seattle
Taken Back For Trial 0HllGu1
a. Seen as They Were UnUUUu

This morning the report was read
20 the patrol that left the station At
4 O'Clock officer Giaaacock. the
depot officer. was q member Of this
patrol While at the depot at 3
O'Clock the officer saw a man and a
woman who answered perfectly the
descriptions given Of the runaway
Everett couple. He telephoned 10
the police station that he believed he
had the eiopers, and received In
Istructions 10 arrett them.
Had oun Ready
The choppers came To Seattle Tues"
day night. Yesterday morning they
rented a room at i0If Third avenue
and there they spent last night. The
owner Of the lodging house believed
them TO be husband and wife. This
morning, after the arrest. Police Ser
reanf Stuart went 10 the room and
found IL In a state OF disorder Near
the head OF the bed within easy
reach OF an occupant Of the bed was
found a s5-caiiber revolver. Prop
erfy Of both the clippers was found
In the apartment.
Long Is very well known in Ever
EFT. The woman is the wife Of a
reputable Burlington citizen and the
mother of three children whom she
deserted for Long.
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ALASKA MINER
GOES MAD IN A
VARIETY HOUSE
Banks Bites Scratches and Howls Like Frantic Beast-Is
Supposed 20 be a Victim OF Dread Hydrophobia

barking. biting. bowling and fight
ug like n trapped wolf. his eyes
aulsing out Of their sockets and his
islouth foamtnk. an unknown man
Nas removed from the Peoples tho
ttvr an Washington street early thiz
morning and taken 10 tho county jail
Tor medical Attendance
Whether h. was suddenly afflicted
With Insanity OF taken 10 with hy-
fruphobia or some mysterious maia-
IL OF that nature u etiii IN doubt.
= he physicians. from he strange ac-
tiara. were taniznsf - believe that
~ sss rAfftfEhG nun ms base -
a mad dog
The man - a strAnxsr In the city.
apparently. and hasfnx bsen we'll
dressed n heavy wooElsn clothing.
u believed 10 be a miner recently re-
turned from Alaska OF the Yukon
territory. TIE entered the place ap-
parentiy In good health. At least.
ne gave no Indication Of Illness. AZ.
ter he had been seated In the ball
for abort time he rose from Its
seat and became like a wild man.
The combined strength OF ak men
was not sufficient To hold him. lie
broke away and the aid ~ the police
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CHRISTIAN
SCIENTISTS
INDICTED

WHITE PLAINS. ~. r.. Oct. 10
John Qufmny and his wife. and
John Lathrop, Christian sclentists.
we're ali Indicted for manAlaughter
in the second degree today IS the
result Of the death OF a young girl
from typhoid fever, whom they had
professed 10 treat by their peculiar
raethods. Mary Baker Eddy, founder
81 the cult - expected to be on hand
10 aid In the defense.
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MORGAN MAY COBBLE UP
LOCAL ELECTRIC PLANTS
New Combination to Control Americas Trolley
Lines and Lighting Plants

NEW YORK. Oct so.-~Ncsotia-
tons are said to be under way for
the consolidation OF the North
American Company. owned by Nor
gan a Co. and the United Gas lm-
provenent Company, controlled BY
Wldner e. Grircom. The ultimate
plan Ia 10 gain control Of all the
lighting and trolley companies In
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HAzLETON. Pa. Oct. s0.--Upon
the advice OF President Mitchell OF
the United Mine Workers. District
President Duffy this morning or
dered the strike to be continued At
the eollieries OF Markle. Pardee
cox Brothers and the Wentz Com
pany. Fifteen coiiieriea are affected,
and :. 900 men. Including steam
workers. The strike will be con-
tinucd until the demand that men
align objectionable agreements before
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America. The latter company al
ready has vast holdings IN England.
while the Morgan company 10 strong
IN New York and controls Niiwaus
kee. Detroit. Cincinnati and many
smaller cities.
The probable plan after the consoi-
idntion II to invade the far West and
the Pacific slope.
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LOSES JOB
FOR WOMAN

SPOKANE. Oct. s0.--Gussie La
Moore, formerly one Of the wives of
saltwater Bill Gates, the Klon-
dixie millionaire. has another man
now at her feet. The newest victim
was formerly a bank manager In
British Columbia. He left the em-
ploy OF the bank a short time ago
on account of Gussie. and IL now
paying her court here. The charm-
ing Miss la Moore IL rustling Of the
Comique theater. earning an honest
dollar selling booze IN the boxes, but
Il is feared that she is not getting
much from the bank manager. for he
appears to be about bankrupt. How
ever. his financial deerepitude does
not seem to worry Glissic, for she
says she will stay by him. anyhow.
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FATAL CAR
ACCIDENT

CHATHAM. Eng. Oct. 5o.--One
man was killed and 50 persons In
jured b. tho overturninE Of a tram
car here today. The car broke loose
on a steep incline. dashed forward.
Many were injured seriously.
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what had taken place, but u II up-
derstood that Judge Burke has sew
eral propositions looking towards
the settling Of the traffic problems
that confront the city at each end Of
the tunnel should IL be built. Judge
Burke said. after the meeting:
After n session OF over three
hours. We have gotten "a little near
or a conclusion. having threehed out
a number OF details. but we stiii have
other matters 10 consider before o
final conclusion il reached"
The principal question Involved is
that Of giving relief 70. trafiie in case
Elliott avenue should be vacated on
the north and part Of King and 9TH
err streets on the south.
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MINES STILL
CAvING

JOPLIN, Mo, Oct. 30.--Two other
large mines adjoining the one which
caved In yesterday. also caved IN
this morning. Others are threatened
and several have been abandoned
The ruined mines we're all producers
and had paid half q million In divi-
dends. T'he mines were ali suppos-
ed TO be absolutely safe.
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Mysterious Order to Close All Ground Floor
Games in New Red Light District Starts
Battle Between Mayor Humes' Kill
kenny Cats--POlitics in Move

! The closing up OF the Green Light
house on a charge of cheating was a
hard blow and the trouble growing
out OF that affair has not gel blown
over. IL has been given out by the
police that the two men who owned
the house. kid" Cooper aud Tom
Nelson. win not be allowed 10 man.
asa another house In Seattle.
The Green Lights doors are rtill
closed and not a card has been
turned since the order to close zap
came. Chief sullivan II STANDING
urm and Will under no cireunl-
stances allow the men 20 open an
other house.
nc Is probable that the Green Light
WITH be opened up again within n
few days. ostensloly under the man
aEement Of other men. That the
chief viii consent to this move is
reasonably certain. Observation-Disclosures
the unsavory reputation the gam
bling house and saloon connected
with &c have long borne.
The Green Light saloon. u win be
remembered. In the place IN which
L. A. Booth was beaten tn Death and
robbed one sunday morning 4 few
weeks ago. The bartender and three
hangera-on OF the place were az.
cuRed Of and are now awaiting trial
for the brutal murder.
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PEACE Is
IN SIGHT
Mine Operators Rein
state firemen

CHICAGO. Oct. so.-Thc meeting
Of tho Stationary Firemen'a Areocia
ton. called fnr today Ia Toledo. hai
been postponed one week on accoun.
Of the approaching elections. Sine
freeident Mortan's threat 20 order !
eoyeott against the Use Of anthracite
fhracite mines be relnstated. thl
Truerdalc mines and many lnhp
pendent operators have gwen thel
men their places back
The operators have also made con
cesEione ana a peaceable solution
the trouble seems probable.
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made money on the soaffold. Tha
sheriff proposes that those who at
tend the hanging shall pay SIS to-
wards the support Of Belongs q
year-old boy, whom the naasa win
make an orphan. At hast accounts
there was a brisk dcnnand for tio1scts
to witness the execution.
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Sheriff Storey, of Multnomah
county, consummates his present In
tention murderer A. l.. Belding. who
deliberately killed his wife. her
paramount, Frank Woodward. and
mother, Mira Lemual AcCroskey.
last July. viii pass into History to-
morrow as the FIRST criminal who
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BUR Ned I'M
THEIR HON {

ELKHoRH. wis, oct. sO.--Wil-
liam and Albert Wickersham. and
their sister Julia. prosperous farm
ars living near here. were found
burned 10 death In the ruins of their
homo this morning.
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SKlpS WITH
the CASH

sHARPSBURG, Iowa, Oct. so.--H.
E. Christianaen, president of the
Farmers and Merchants bank. has
disappeared. and an Investigation of
the banks affairs reveals an appar-
ent shortage of at Least $50. 600.
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DIABOLICRl

PARIS. Oct. ao.--Tha Mar
quls Dion this afternoon Issued
a challenge 70 Gerauit Richards
20 fight n duel. because the late
ter Kicked hin on the ahins In
the chamber OF deputies this
morning.
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Yet fcw people IN Seattle might
believe that a committee which pre-
Hnuabif has something to do with
the police and the F<verus derives
BY the city from gambling. would
have the power 20 shy that the term
gambling should not be enlarged to
include larceny under police pros
lection. Stealing T. exactly shat the
law says tha dealing % q brace"
game n.
Despite this fart Chief Of Police
Sullivan. who certainly cannot be-
tisve that the Humes policy con-
templates eonnfyance az larceny ~
wsiI az gambling has taken no steps
TO file criminal charges against the
men who practically confessed to
robbinE unwary players In the Green
Light gambling den.
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LUCAS IN TOLLS

Robert Lucas. alias White. alias
Miller, alias Walker, an alleged mo-
torlous thief. was arrested on sus-
plrfon by Detective Bsrbee OF the
police last night and lodged In the
city lail The prinoner Ia said 70 be
well known In the Northwest. where
he has carried on his operations with
nevcrai confederaten. He Is said TO
he both n "stick-up man" or burg
lar. At either. the police say, ne y
an adept.
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and not upon Mr.. Meaeham. The
lien n for t7s4.
The ordinances were introduced at
a special meeting 81 the council Last
night
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Ano,hsr Rohbsry

Another case where a drunken
man WAS knocked down and robbed
Of 5000 on the very threshold OF the
Green light dive r. fresh on the
hotter at police headquarters yet
the saloon was reilcensea a few days
ago upon the fiimsy representation
that the place had changed haads. =
TIE license n now IN the name OF a
Republican ward boss, who Is knowu
as one Of the tsuderieln managers Of
Mayor Huues. n the piolN resiens-
ton expressed BY the various mem
bers OF the council COMMITTEES on po-
lice. license and revenue 10 any
cFiferioa there Il little danger that
the real ownership Of the saloon
privilege VIII ever be investigated.
Its a matter for the police - at
tend to- mumhied Chairman KistleF
81 the committee yesterday when
ne was asked whether the charge 81
Wholesale swtndlinw tn the Green
TArht would Be investigated BY the
council The committee n net IN
= position % Do anything It's out Of
our handn-
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Ano,asr eis gamblers war Is brew
- x me district below Ncsler way.
A. ordsr hAs been issued BY Chtef
q pcllxs sullivan to the effect that
s-<,.1nl floor gambling shall cease on
- ffFst Of the year.
m order sonlesaplates The resu-
- hankinx games. such as roulette.
-, ana craps. Card games Will
-, ~ allowed on street fioora- Tho
ssssr was given cut by Chief Suiit-
xsr. II Is claimed by some. at the
ssIlsttstson Of the business eommun-
~. CHEF sullivan refuses 10 give
- reasons for the move.
IA the rcdllkht district u II Eener-
II, behaved that a gamblers quar-
- caused the chief TO act But ~
- var has been settled another
- been started. The boss gam
80 IN the new tendeflcfa district
~fI orht shs order TO the end. IL Ia
elrosf equivalent To an order to
<sore. % far ~ they are concerned.
ne houses that will be affected
rosf seriously are the King Street
"a Nsnts Carlo clubs. eie former
: an kiax street near slSeh avenue
80 tbs latter on FIFTH avenue south
xsar Jackson street. Both are large
kensex and have during the last few
~anthz had almost all the plav.
ncsh Are .lre<s-foor Establishments
X ne rear OF salcone. They have
txo months more IN their present
I>ssf.anx Then they must seek other
rnd ief<ter atotrs.
How Fight Began
s,n<s tAs establishment OF the new
szcd<r.oln district south Of jackson
r(feet ground floor gambling houses
AEks been allowed % run under Pc
- surveillance. Such gambling
rss pot tolerated IN the old district
xsd Z gambling fight Immediately
5snn This fight has been soins on
~ mnnshs- The big gamblers In
- uptown district noticed the fall
~ ~ Ia their play ss xoon as the
e1oets began fiilsnx the streets %
~ raw dlxfrlct- The gambling
ks1s<s IN TIRE new district were
uowded nightly while tina cid ten
tnloln houses were almost deserted
~ eimbl~rs Of the old district
pee tie ones who had put up meet
4 the campaign funds which had
len used 70 further the reelection
Il Mayor Hum<s. and they consid-
xs1 th<y At least ought 10 be given
- FHWX NIXEM A%n NH~ NV A3N4+f3
~ were running houses Ia tire new
s<adersoin. The trouble has been
eoneksatly emouitsrinE- The up
nuu gamblers have hong been en-.
111911lnR 70 have the heERes below
5xclk1ou g<re<t fprce1 upstairs. IL
EItL<Df4 1G<y H1ts gn<tr<-1et-
n<tr ytc<4<y may BE- short lived,
iowpr erd ~ town have decided 20
iex0 nd u town have reien~ed to
fight ne more and trouble Il az
psctc1- Thsre aFs few second floor
locations esAzlabie In the new dia-
trfet. and even n there were. many
OF the xnmhler5 ARE grers< to moving
W and los1ax half Of the .'ptker-
pay. frcahae and serious trouble
~ IN carsbIers
Ihsngs nsvs been going BADLY IN
ths umhl,n4 world for sorne time.
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TO CRIME

NEW YORK, Oct. So.--A man giv-
ing the name OF william J. Johnson.
OF Philadelphia, has surrendered to
the police. stating that he Is the man
who shot and killed Albert c. Lati-
mer In the iatter's home in Brooklyn
on the night OF July 2 last. The
murder has been mystery, the
claim being made that Latimer was
shot by a burglar while there have
always been suspicious that the kill
Ing was done By some paramour OF
Mrs. Latimer.
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Commission
AT WORK

: SCRANTON. oct. so.-The ar &
) hltrallon commission began the
) inspection n the mines q the
+ Erie Company this morning aaa
; companied oaly By the nuperin-
. sendent and the IRE bees as
. guard against possible acci.''
, dents Tire party viii return
) here this evening.
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CHICAGO, oct. so.-wheaA, ~ i-z.
72z-s.
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Ih1ngs kave been going badly IN
IL H1mhl,n9 world for sone time
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MAKES SNOW
OF HANGING

PORTLAND. Ore. cot. so.-n