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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-04

| viii probably be selected this even
tnk tie Nill be named by Mr. kief-
ef aud Judge Moore. the labor repre-
sentative en- the board.
Stones. clubs aud rotten rEHs
we've thrown at the non union
msn Ia charGr ~ a south Sc
attic ear aud in the melee iivrt
Hughes 81 Georgetown and a
woman whose name has not yet
oaaH learned were painfully injured.
Hughes was hrouEht e. Seattle ON
\ street ear this morning and taken
10 the Seattle General hospital.
where IT Coe attended him.
hughes injuries are not couHid
erred serious. although be was cut
IN the face aud struck on the head
~ nYlng aiuuea. The ear No a..
Was badly wrecked and almoat
every window smashed out
Superintendent kempater 81 the
Seattle Electric Company stated
this morning that the riot in which
Hughes and the other passenger
were hurt was the elimination 81 a
settles 1T ieaa serious affairs az
iieafsstuw b. % which the attention
- sheriff cudihrr he'd been called.
ttettsn essH and few Htouea had
been thrown ON many occasi0nn, but
t#tt AafahHl NihEk Nah Mp 20 thaf
time manaHed tu keep the union
sNnpathiseu within bounds
Ths serious riot yesterday after.
uann occurred AZ about 3 o'clock as
car Ne. a. Uaa outward bound. 4
car on the previous trip had been
rkkad ana - windows broken bY
Stones and trouble was expected hy
Conductor Williams and Moiafman
IAeaktn.
This trouble matrrip iizcd when a
met - mHn aud boys numhsr iu +
about 10 ATTACKED the car firHt with
ancient sag trait and iHiTt with
Eafss stones TIE rEEu ii9 NOT ia-
fiict damake enough to aatisfY the
rioters aHd ties frsaffs0 On nafs
strenuous tactics. The car was
hina Sadsd and the passengers and
ersw made targets fof whatever the
nab threw
Ihs gasHeuErfu took refuge inside
fhs eaf y hen the minh DeFtn threW
tnz rHa= ahH 1rf- =afr uaiii faE
stnzssa bsHan O. fY Fhrn they flsi
from the ear in panic before -
could ssraps Hughes v o. struck tn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-04

Annie Lewis. charged with hav-
Ing shot ana killed Nance p. Lewis.
her common law husband. Jan. ..
was found not guilty Of nnnslauaht-
er b. a superior court jury shortly
after noon today. The verdict was
returned after a 10 minutes delibera-
ton.
After brief examination this
morning Of q few Witnesses FOR the
defense who testified 10 the bad rep
utation Of the deceased. among biz
associates IN the district below YES
Assistant ETozs H.nE -
tornev Todd made a brief argument
70 the fury lie merely summed ~
the eircumstantial evidence asatuN
thf woman, and argued that the fact
that the defendant had told ~ many
conflicting stories. was proof Of her
guilt,
Attorney John n. Dors for the de-
Tense. a. KIDD fOr nearly an hour. re
described all the events OF the night
preceding the tragedy most graph.
lcally. and pictured the woman's
condition when she Waa arrested.
aMause had beaten h0r," tbe at
tarney said. until she was . mass
Of bruises Her eyes were closed
her face almost pulp and blood
sfren ming from both ears. She wa
screaming with the rain caused by
three broken ribs
In spite % all this. the woman
| you nes sitting before you, loved that
man with ali her heart
+-raa creatures hia= fhn hand that
strikes thefd- woman and a dog
Even after the awful lndiguitiea q
+ which she hnd been subjected that
uiFht when sho saw her lovers dead
/ body wing on the bed. she threw hgr'
self On the foor 81 a frenzy % effef
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-04
LUMBER CONTRACT FOR
LIGHTING PLANT Is LET

ia completed he ia diHmAntle the
mill and return IL 90 the city at
Narth fssud
faty Engineer Thomson stated to-
day that The hpafd would AZ once
purchase mill sad would deliver u
a. Porter az naoa hs pousihle. me
board noW has several mlh plants
fn view hieh may b purchased al
q very reasonable figure
Porter agrees L. take the tniilYrofn
North Send and erect Y on the LAKE
~ fxna lie sill dismaniei and
return III for t1na The principal
itrfaa ~ his bid Tor cutting the lutn
ber are a. follows To cut ~ @iP
feet 81 wooden stavs humber tisso
psr feaa feet 80 90 rough lumber
- = IS azA feet stabbed amber
AZ a. ITS bid for wooden cross
arms = IS ussd IN pole construction
: mounts - about fffs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-04
BIDS FOR COMPLETION
OF FIRE HEADQUARTERS
CITY WILL ASK FOR PROPOSALS. FROM CONTRACTORS THEN
REQUEST COUNCIL TO APPROPRIATE SUM ron EXPENSE 6

I location for It's truck house In the
near future.
This IL the proposed approprih alton
that promises to create trouble ia
the city council The charges are
made that there has been cxtfAvn-
aancs IN finishing the fire head
quarters IL wnh the original IN
tuution Of the council To sxpcnd be
tween - eco and So. 900 Ia the con-
atructiun Of the fire headquarters.
and nos when entirely completed u
will have cost la the nsiEhbOrhood
Of Is coo.
The board also decided 10 recon-
mend 10 the council the approprin-
tion Of g. 500 for the purchase of new
hafaaa for the fire denartnrnL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-04
W.P. MILLER
IS DEAD

- $780, sstrr>4fsf @if3ssat
aiu1uk 10 ffiauAa a. "pa ady Mii.
lnr. s1isA a hla aarfmsuts iu ths
Seattle hotel a aN early heuf thla
morning lie ash CD years % as
ard faf the psst tao yrafs bad
o. ned an managed the claaF stand
~ ffuaf 81 the Totem ualoon. OF Ue.
eldaufal avenue. Prior 60 hufius
that stand - conducted she cigar
alAnd q she seattle hotel iohty
Sir MILLER had iit "a In Seattle five
years ard b4a made thousands II
fftsssfs - his kiudly maaner and
uuauers ms honesty
Death - caae~l from heat fais.
utr Mr. A'iisf wuH apparently "a
suod health yesterday but last
thu Vas taken sirk ard 'tird spar
after I neiarA a truther % ths
dsaa utAH It's se IN DEFIANCE. uhio
NJ Mtllef leaves a married fanxh-
tee noaaew here "a the East fufthsf
lan that little 10 known u hla rel
atlFss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-04

rhe haafA Of unhlic works today
q varied the contract fur rutting
/ ion epa fee II lumber tor the con
struafinn ~ the municipal iEhtihN
plant a. thu head - Cedar river 90
i i. pNrtNH Two bids we're submitted
t. the hsaafa week aHp. One. the !
81 A. = Fi2Ra was not ~ aCtofu
anee rFtth an areciHcationH dawn
90 - the city engineer. A careful
> sAfnlHAfian 10 The bid made - f1F-
sar resulted in the board coming %
ths conclusion that u w'As a ffAs
unaNie aIar.
unHsf roftsfa hif the CITY vii
purchase nee mil and aelrNs X
- hlna e. sarih Send gn the Norih-
aen raeina fat.ruad. Porter VII
take 4ha NH . Cedar iaahr. erect
e asa eat tha umhsr % ~ used Ia
al q fHs wooden construction % Ne
HEhttnE plant After she contrae
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-04
MRS. ANNIE LEWIS is
ACQUITTED BY JURY
FOUND NOT GUILTY or MAasLAUeHTER - ATTORNEY ooRE
SAYS she LOVED WHO HAD USED Her CRUELTY

aud erisl oh Nance come back
come back
.eIhink of The love ~ that woman
for tine man whu vas notorious as a
woman sbeAlar end revenReful dss-
parado It ~ hard 20 speak 80 u tho
dead but ! only SAL that ~ which
Avery one who know Nance LOWS IL
Ware
eAnY Womsns love is a blessing
which should not have been bestow~
ed upon one 20 unworthy
Afr Dofe summed up the EVIDENCE
faf he defense and related q gain all
the circumstances ~ The shooting
after which he concluded hy calling
tbs attention Of the jury 10 the face
81 the defendant which o. Htiii hruts-
ed and dlsenloted
@gentlemen." be said, she win ell
wavs carry that poor, diHhgured
oountenanoa as reminder ot her
love FOR Nance Lewis, and hia cruel
~ to her
Mrs Lewis heard the verdict with
tears Of 10y. but soon rsRaiEed her
c0mposure when she WAS surround
I'D hv her friends who congratulated
her warmly on her acguittal.
She was charged with having shot
Lewis NJ their house on reflet way,
on the morning Of Ian. 8. shortly al
/ ter he had bnatsu her Tha detsha
proved that the shots were nrsa
while Mrs Lewis aud her htothet
Gearaa Elaaat we're attempting 70
ta5fe the y valver away from Iewifl
whs had leYeled IL 90 the head ~ MS
wife ,,.o.
| pagrqe FigRot who Was l1iai1
charged with the crime. wha als
' rtlaasd from custody -four dayf ago
on steount Of lack OF evidence %
e9nvlqii
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-04
DECISION rs REVERSED

tendsrfs II Schools Haftfanft hoid
ing that puriis might 30 transferred
TOT faa aaxe Of eons enaencr from the
tssorxwsown school district "a tha
zsgsssh seattle district vas reverresi
hr tks egsaaiy commissioners ywatnrs
day Afternoon They heia that ruC,a
aeahfa ptaastid not have been tuksu
stghout fsa eunsent % n majority %
heads II families. residing IN the
sftsfrfes In this eann ma iority "a.
fused - affix their signatures ip
ghe fsffftnsf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-04
BAD RIOT AT
GE0RGE N
hi Feeling Toward Non-Unio Car Men Results i'm
Yioience--ULnion Employees DisgrunfIed

e oeorsetowa. he viii not answer
for their safety aud has notified
sheriff Cudihes 10 stand ready C.
rFuteet such tfAinmSn Ia ease thef
attsmrs q run ears on the south
seattle line
While up 70 the present time there
have been no disturbances in the
city since the strike settlement Vas
agreed upon. theft u much murnurs
ing. both l0ud and deep among the
union car men because 81 the prev
aieut belief that the corporation il
Nialating is agreement regarding
the employment "a non-u uian men.
It = claimed with some air u
probability, that the company r.
steadily employing non union men
who we're not SIGNED at The time the
agreement tor ths settlement % ths
strike Mas MADE,
1t IL asserted that az least 100 non
uniou men sire now "a work. The
union men eay that when The strike
VAS declared of they were informed
that enin about 90 non-uni1n meu
we're nn the lists That evening
Manager Grant toit Secretary Hua4
II the WesteFn Central Labor Union
that he Had teo non Union Nen EN-
pioFed Some 90 the men boldly
/, claim that the number q "scaha
Was N reality less than Co. bat that
the larger number was announced
- a cover Zoe she Introduction into
the service - al that could b
pleknd 90 hereafter
Threats u a renewal % the strike
are heard Frequently but 80 rash
movement Is eNpectrd Is IL - "a
~ officials q the Western Cenfaai
Labor unlur that the attention of
the huard ~ srhitrmtioy VII be call
I'd T. the matter a. aooh as e il or
Kanieed ga Mondry and that bndY
all % requested 10 Investigate
CLOSELY to see n there Ia any cyl
denee ~ the charges w freely made.
/ II it SHOULD % asssFtained that uous
union men have been employed
stnee the strike terminated prompt
and enphafir insistencs upun their
immediate disc hAfs. will D. made
James ktef~F attorney ana Uuiie,i
States commissioner has been des-
I izHss=st - ih- Seattle H.t@sfffa eaHf=
raux * it representative uros THE
beard 81 arbitration The third
member has not vt hcsn chosen. but
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-04
CADET NOMINATIONS

Samuel q. iampiug q seatilr aud
John 4 sauis = Kent have been
nominated hY GuuNfrfsmau Hum
phrey - cadets 20 the United states
military academy At West Point ana
me navel Mss4aafuF az Annapolis.
-; e Z. = - sO- - -,~S> "a yssss
requisite sntfanre examinations In
June.
NJ Tafaptna = ~ years Of are.
lie H. graduate this year OF ths
Seattle hiah sahaQl
AZ aauis IL hat II years % age.
lie i = graduate 81 the Kent hlFh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-04
UNION MEN
DISCLAIM

The union car men running ca the
south Seattle iins 20 the Seattle
Electric Company to-day issued the
following statement cuuCsfulu9 the
disturbance that have occurred az
KufaWu
To TIE aitiaens 81 South Erattie
and CsenrEetuNu and the PATRONS %
The south seattle line
we tbs union employees - The
Seattle Electric Company opsratinR
cars upan the south Seattle hne.
#tHH - fzFfr=H aftf atragf siruf7ati ts4si
Of any acfa ~ isWlessuctH or Fie-
iHnas towards neu-uuiuu employees
operating cars on thiE ilns. such ~
ihrua ink eRHs nf stones. o. dnmaEs
inK cars and sndnnEerinE the lives
of passengers iu any way,
felNnsHi
South Seattle Union Trainmsu."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-04
TRAINMEN
WIN the
Big FIGHT

ST. LouBs April q Win ths 81
eept4un u The wpfklug rules nn
agreement has been reached be
tsssu she wabash tralumeh smd the
goaA \ conference - being held
to-day le adjust these matters. Which
viii undoubtedly be done Al y
meeting lest Blsht thr company
practically aHfeed % enc increase -
Is per cent ia freight wages and ~
psF cent la passenger wages With
the adulfiau ~ unrk'rE rules TIE
victory - the meu etli be- practical
Is complete. they having gained all
they asked
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-04
LIFE SAVERS
ARE KILLED

KANSAS CITY. Mo. April A.
gsssts .sssn tHaf theff lives IN a iire sh
;.if.f~ j-.SSsf..2stt-. ~ --'---- 81.
isseatI8a after hAViuH saved the
axex - ~. others Tho NVrt TN
fsrlastnsssf AS fhe fourth flupf ~ the
husulas haIIsiuH Thcg nsfr rauE ~
~ = falling wall AZ they Hrrc leFF
80 the BUILDING for the last time
Tastr uasuea are John Push Rna
Nllllau IlsdElag.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-04

The beard q public works today
decidsa "a call Tor bids Tor the COM
niuttou nj the noW fire hcAdauaE
terH halldinK at Third avenue south
and Main street After the bids Rre
~ the lsaard proposes a. ask the
city COUNSEL for an appropriation OF
the hmaant Of the lowest bid
This aatiaH WAa taken on the rec
ummsadaIlon Of chief Cook. Of the
firn department. who informed the
board that the big truck In use IN
the Wholesale district Is housed in a
buiidins rented from the Great
Northern Railway Company. The
company wants its property FOR pri.
Fate ase making Il necessary FOR
the fire department to find new
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-04
NEAR DOOR
or DEATH
WOUNDS OF CLARKE AND Nc

Lingering AZ deaths door the tive
victims Of Dan McAuisy lie IN q
stupar a. the Waysidc Mission hos
pital James Clarke n helig9ed
mortauY wounded Ind no hop. Tot
him IL entertained He ia totally
Unconscious and hia time on earth
II counted b the doctors IN hours
William Mclaughlin, who IN shot
through thu iaWet part % the right
lunk and through each shoulder is
lowering between life aud death. lie
"a not unconscious an 81 the time.
but IL constantly iu psin His CON
ditian tgaaF IL Improved bat ths
hopes for his recovery are not
strong.
mckinley. the sun wiclder. " kept
locked up In a priv ate room IA the
hospital under aurvoiliancc all the
time tits wounds are very serious.
but nr Johnson believes that he
will recover.
MeAulsy does not appcear 10 be ln
the least alarmed about the Cuudl-
ton Of bic victims
Clarke ana IcLauEhiin were shot
tn n desperate shooting nffray ia
the O X saloon. lu tho new ten
deriatu. early Thursday morning
The real cause uf tho trouble Me
Auley still refuses 90 state.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-04
GREEN MOT0RMAN
RESPONSIBLE ron
iNJURY TO WOMAh

Mrs. Louis q. 4. i.esbc was throw
violently t. the pavement from q
broadway and lfikc street car a.
the corner ef Second avenue and
rika street yesterday morninE about
10 oseiaek. through the earelcnaneaa
It a nansuuinu moturman. who start 3
"a up without a signal az Mfa l.eabe
waH alInhilnR tier arm and should
e. were badly sprnincd and she viii
be Obliged o. carry the limb IN d
sling faf some time. She resides At
ka3 Eederal avenue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-04
SCHOONER FOR NONE

TIE schooner seven sisters Ia
scheduled Ia sail 90 Nome and dgl-
OWN bay MaY rs She wili br unr ~
the first sailing Vessels 20 leave here
this aeaHaH for ihnHe ports She viii
carry $50 tpns 81 general morrhans
dias and machinery most ~ v hitch
u Consigned ta Council and nphtr
The he soto Minin8 company ~ send
ms up 300 tons % freight. and the
HIS Eiauf Miuina company a5 tons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-04
INCEPTION
| At ST. PAUL

II PAUL Nina. April t-st
<Tf IS respects % Hoos~veit
u fsrnorn ard the capital city T.
w thousands % visitors and
N1isf a. seldom before. The
- nair. which reached the city
49, after I o'clock. vas met sn
~ horn Ia Crosse By a spae Sal
sstseh committee hsadef BY state
T. sity officials. Al the station
y m'liiafT and poiics escort met
r. psfsI. Afssf a drive about the
~ distlnguiEhed visitor vii D.
<9GHE - MNeas .asfla -
- - - IFrfrF97 - RfAl - fflFlf
tts lpafney westward i 10 Be-
sanef a. y ooiock tonight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-04

| - h,twcen the union and
| ''sss .r,t,ioyes % the Seattle
$50 ,arsny has reached stis ,
Eges -, ~ every side ralaef. ~
80 - s..se.s strike are rte. pr
~ three cay. Co. - ~. : .. -
=. ',,hefn suburbs 81 me 10 !
- N turmoil over ineiptent
- ~ ~ tfikr symphlhitefs.
- F.,t sheHn Cudihse hss
A. "a anon Cor the pretss ton
~ So a. company, and dep
= =, 80 - tssn sent % eeet 49,, =, y
ls.zs - -. ssscnrv rvason ne biss-
4 ~ - sAs sesn ~ q run cars
IA nsn union crews GA It's
Ersassss .i,,s nas since the sefee=
Sas.a .-si,.ats 3hs strike dinsr=
-. r,.cAea 0eofEetoNn, On
~ 4 he homs q a si,,'l ~ ~
49, woFkinx men, AMI popular
49,, ,her~ . ssfvaxiY ~ tsNef
..'a..is. Asn curseQteuee AT
+'a.',s ~ noe. uaton men have
: , s.s.,s "a lssfvd ~ On pas4 :
|. ,sreuxs Csearxst0~ q. shd = +, = a.
I, n nr suasl proportions have
-. hen rotten rssrd and
80 Yesterday Afternoon I've
.,rs.,s.s disturbances pcs.ufred
,.ts AZ The rictinE obtained
slsr rsgcrtsr a. Vcerxetown
~ss,ls from the foreeuing
.shrh & the oae told b su.
.,....sS,nt Kssnpstsr The 0eefss-
s<erie eiaim that the non
- w<n we're % blame faf
=. traub;s. although tasy al
4 ire car men had censlsief-
/ :. invocation.
- Haas told the Star re-
thst shs riot in which the
.~ksrs were hurt Was rreetrt.
q = me EnptornAn ~ the car
s...rx bFsck into a crowd
- ras Ksnging rotten sENs Tlss
Z. = .sruek boy la the erued and
AZ Injured hiri. The ereN :
z e,lscked shs car In forcs-
..1.s the street car company L.
- ears manned BY union men
- ssash seattle line. and there
!. A~sp D. Disturbances Mar hsi
Z ~ shsre Will b. uons u this
= Fss-z=za aaa tke deputy
- hasr been Withdrawn.
| ~ nsfsAsl sAya however. that
r.--anssn lrainnasn are az ar sent
4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-04
GETTING MEAT CHEAP

Hams. sections - beef mutton and
ether meats have been disappearing
from the butcher shop directly aereas
the street ffum the police station.
The deptedatiuns have been Eoink on
faf several weeks. but until yester-
daY the matter wHh not brought 20
the attention ~ the authorities. IL
Was HusEestsd that the night police
captain 81 ia the window a. the
police station aud watch foT the
thieves who visit the chop.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-04
RI0U FALLS
| IN READINESS

~ y FALLS. 8 r.. April =
'sNaent Roosevelt viii sneos
.haf Sunday In this city out -
sncs to the presidents rsxsrs.
sunday a. a day Of rrut - ar.
hkmenis have been MADE foy
Exercises here ara h 1. "a,
ssisd ihst tho city will zee fua~h
am sxc4pt a. he goes ana onrea
sesn ths hotel and the church
| N.hsieY tha city vii Decorate
1 nnef Of tie disffnaulshe5 rassi
ons effort viii be made b.
~ consent 10 drive about
II " ard a luncheon with sorae
~ai faiis representative clti-
sfsslfsni will remain here un-
- oock Monday morning.
1 49,. = train will depart fef
l. 80 rom Yankton 10 E.daeieg
-. - ~ b made over ne MI
| ~ ~ I'sd, stopping Al Mitchell
- A .,s.sn Fargo Nlli be feaobe9
-, Es northern Pacific AZ az
y hesf Tgssday morriuE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-04

the back Of the head aud len tho arm
by Htahes. which made uHl}
wounds
The conductor aud moturmnn were
not hurt. The deputy shstiffH sent
ont frum the city made no arrests.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-04
RIOTINC STRIKERS

pith. The hitter IL the son Of the
late Minister af Agriculture fW Can
ada. Pour substitute wharf hands
who were taken violently ~ aftfr
lunch. gave fiHe 30 the rumor that
they had been poisoned ny strikers
Canadian Pacific affieihis say there
ia 10 Foundation faf the report.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-04
TEN MILLION
FOR MARcH

NEW YORK. Apfii THE net
earnings u the Steel trust Tor the
month - Narssh uah SIC. 900 600. BEING
an increase n several millions over
The earnings for the same month last
year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-04

VANCOUVER n. g. April A.
Canadian paeine strikers assaulted
several substitute teamAtcrH ana
siurka. last night Norbert Denis
and Malcolm hearth we're danger
aualY injured and are in the hos
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-04
ELOPED WITH A TRAMP

grocer s. years old. and three ohll-
dren. taking It0p of her husband n
coin Ripley Is young tramp VINO
was given employment on the VIII
uamn farm. A warrant II out for
the wofnan'n arrest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-04
WARRANT FOR
MAJOR ROSS
British Officer Charged With EN-
bo1sisrneut u Government Stores


The British government has De-
sued a warrant Tor the arrest 81
Major Charles Ross. tn army OFFICER
who won distinction a. scout dur
ms the war IN the Transvaai tie 10
charged with selling army property
ana converting the funds thus oh
timed to his own use. II IN said
that lac has escaped acrosa the f0r.
tuHueHs border and that every effort
viii be made 10 capture him.
Ross f. well kuuwrUt For SONS
Jne prior to hia leaving for south
Africa to enlist iu the British army
he was candurtHI ou the Gfea
Northern railway 0p 90 a few
months Hga his wife iigcd in 3uo
sHua.
Ross has been ur1tr iusr ri1r fol
nearly a yeu but his position ~
comma udiuE af1rer rendered h
immune froH a4re ~ Tl.o Anne
cans who nfa Hti7 0 hs nplirhtes
aith hifu In ftH alleged cnHezs
eut are under arrest On i'retout
South Africa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-04

PORTLAND. ore. April THE
police are Looking Tor Mra Mary
Williams and James @ltipley. who
clipped from Grass Valley. Wn. The
woman left her husband. who 10 a
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RESIDENT COMPLIMENTS
FOREIGN BORN CITIZENS
eooseveh Continues His Tour and Is Greeted
Everywhere BY Great Crowds and
Much Enthusiasm

"a rTassE wia.. Apgii a--Prssi.
krs zex<ssss arrived here at . -
ss3 .hs roruins and Addressed
-ss< q iaso psopl.. he paid
-sz sorn citizens a hixh sosapli-
-: NJ patriotism In both VARS.
~
T,r souls rang true at wars
/. issenzsoEe You hrlpsd ~
~ tas lessons % var AMI nov
y Nip ~ teach the lessons Of
- he Qualities that made you
~ Sisters then are needed nos
asks ypg good eitinsns.
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MISSING
LINKS

~ 80 ~. failure n recover the an
sa ~ .. That one time held the
: '.as Miller 4 Gsske' pll. driV
49,. s.n,.iactors, by araFeinF the
|is,s- ior the past three days.
80 iSinethlng which they be-
|nh pe ne long missing ohaln.
al ~ A.enlng they attempted 10
! s,r-.s. ~eisht 10 the surface with
'is,.s pat lot a. The CITY had
~ y w sgniract0rs $500 70 re-
n seems 70 be "hoodae
! N y, Hasss 4 Toda spsnt ans In
- ',ssstial attempt 10 raise tbe
AZ. ey had hauled most Of II
- w eTivsf when II suddsnIy
tnN ara tht TO men were
~ Ne water
ETH..- -.
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monrEFioRg SOCIETY MEET
The faatsa Mautehofe Aid society
wiil hold a regular monthly meeting
A I.FM
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y ffs,~ ppfnrHnes n steve Grim
sstes,ss ~ home N Frsmont was
.feihstb " ne police today bv q
u sS,..s. y u thoHrht that he
4 '"se'ie m The ,lty.