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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-05-13
Election of Officers.

At the adjourned annual meeting of
the Hawaiian Star Newspaper Associa-
ton, Ltd, held in Honolulu on the 18th
day of May, 1903, the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year.
IItSluell. '.'''' w n Allens
Nice-President.. .Chas. H. Atherton
Treasurer. Frank L. Hogs
Auditor. ..........Chas. H. Atherton
Secretary. ..........E Emil A. Berndt
EMIL A. BERNDT,
Secretary.
Honolulu, May s, 1908.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-05-13
AGENTS FOR THE .

scottish Union National InsurAn,
Company Of Edinburgh.
wtiheln1a of Magdeburg General In
sIIrance Company.
associated Assurance Co., Ltd, OF
Munich and Berlin.
alliance Marine and General Assur-
ance Co.. Ltd, of London
w0yal Insurance Company of Liver
pool.
Alliance Assurance Company of Lon
don.
rochester German Insurance Company.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-05-13

Want ads In the Star bring quick re-
suits. Three lines three tlmeS for ~
cents.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-05-13
Ayers Hair vigOr

1t keeps the scalp clean and healthy,
removes all dandruff, makes the hair
grow rapidly, prevents it from falling
out, and does not allow a single gray
hair to appear.
Do not be deceived by cheap imita-
tions which will only disappoint you.
Make sure that you get the genuine
Ayers Hair Vigor.
Prepared BY Dr. J. c. Aver Co.. Lowell. Mass UsA.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-05-13

The emperor of Japan has now dis
tanced the kaiser in the poetry line, and
is giving up much time to the reading
and writing of verse.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-05-13

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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-05-13
v G. IRWIN & CO.. LTD.

Wn- G.. irwin President and Manager
r7aus Spreckels. First Vice-President
W NJ Giffard. Second Vlce-Presldent
n n. whitney, Jr.Sec'y and Treasurer
n0o. ]. Ross Auditor
The Washington times., 1903-03-29
BRUTAL TREATMENT
DROVE HER FROM HOME

overbcarance his manner changed rap
idly 10 one of brutality. and the quarrels
between them became more frequent and
heated.
In it OF anger her husband seized
her one day. she declares. and bear her
without mercy. After the first blow the
whippings became common occurrence
Then she decided TO run away, TO for
sake her home and family, in spite OF
The great love she bore the little ones.
Led Life of Tramp.
From Detroit The young wife slowly
made her way eastward sometimes
stealing ride on the freight trains. at
other times tramping along the country
roads. She managed 10 exist by beg
ging food, although mote than halr the
time she suffered from the pangs OF
hunger In this manner she Travelled
the long distance, always with the
thought that her luck would change.
The constant exposure is believed to
have produced the woman's deranged
mental condition. Her story viii be in
vestigatcd and an effort made TO cornmu-
nicste with her relatives in Detroit.
The Washington times., 1903-03-29
SUIT FOR DIVORCE.

Mrs Caroline N.>Jones yesterday in
sttuted proceedings in the Supreme
Court Of BE District. against her hus-
band Thomas J. Jones. for limited di-
vorce and separate maintenance. They
were married nearly thirty years ago.
Mrs Jones says she was married 20 the
defendant in Washington on May "A.
1874. and that in 1895 he deserted her.
Five years later. she says. he refused TO
support her, although he owns real
estate valued at over 81 500
The Washington times., 1903-03-29
Frances Ladogne Arrives
Here an Insane Tramp.
FORCED TO LEAVE HUSBAND
Beaten Repeatedly Until She Could
Bear 1t No Longer-Her StoE
To Be Investigated.

Seldom has more pathetic illustration
OF the irony OF fate been recorded in
the local Police Department than in
the case OF young woman named
Frances LadOgne. who reached Wash
ington several days ago. after
beating her way here from Detroit.
Mich She was arrested in a freight
car at the Long Bridge on the charge
OF having stolen ride, although later
developments Indicated she was insane
Yesterday the unfortunate prisoner
was turned over to Sanitary Omcer
Frank. who ordered an examination Of
her mental condition. Three police sur
geons made the examination. but failed
TO reach a unanimous decision. Two
pronounced her insane, while the third
declared she was not unbalanced. AS
result OF THIS diversity OF opinion.
she was committed 10 the Washington
Asylum Hospital for further obser-
vation
A Physical Wreck.
When taken into custody the young
woman was disheyeled, ragged and
physical wreck. She appeared 70 be
under an intense nervous strain. and at
first could scarcely speak coherently
her eyes were sunken. her form wasted
and emactated. There was every indi-
cation that she had suffered unusual
hardships and her experience had been
desperate.
TO officer Frank the woman said her
home was in Detroit. Here she had
lived happily for several years with her
husband and children Her life was the
acme of domestic bliss until her husband
began to il1treat and abuse her. From
The Washington times., 1903-03-29
SUING FOR 100000 DAMAGES.

The Capital Traction Company was
named as defendant in suit filed yes
terday in the Supreme Court OF the
District. by Burinda /. Overton. TO re-
cover S1O.c00 as damages for personal
injuries. She says that while she was
attempting to get cut Of one OF the cars
Of the defendant at the corner of Penn
sylvanis Avenue and Seventeenth street
il was started without notice 10 her and
she was severely injured
The Washington times., 1903-03-29
AMBULANCE OVERTURNED
AND DRIVER SLIGHTLY HURT

4 horse attached TO an ambulance Of
tho Georgo tcwn University Hospital be
came frightened al the entrance OF the
institution last night and partly over
turned the vehicle. The driver. VI. L.
Fisher. was thrown out and sustained
slight injuries about the head and body.
The ambulance had Just returned
from call to Potomac and N Streets
northwest. where otto Dudley aged
tweuty-one years. OF 1910 Thirty
Street. was seized with a convulsion.
His condition is not serious
The Washington times., 1903-03-29
.HOSPITABLE SEASON
FOR POLICE CHIEFS
Great Preparations at New Orleans
for the Annual Convention.

Major Richard Sylvester. president OF
the International Association OF Chiefs
Of Police, has been informed that
royal welcome awaits the delegates 10
the tenth annual convention OF that as
sociahOn in New Orleans, May u. next.
The citizens OF the quaint Southern town
are arranging an elaborate program for
the entertainments Of the men who pre-
serve order and peace throughout the
world.
The coming convention has aroused
great interest among rhe residents OF
New Orleans. No effort vii! be spared
to create a pleasing impression upon
the visiting chiefs OF the hospitality and
good viii OF the people OF the Southern
metropolis. The movement TO extend
hearty reception has been general.
having been started by he police au-
thoritics OF that city.
The Washington times., 1903-03-29

Good Taste and Fine Flowers
Combine to make Gude's horal design work peer
less. Prompt delivery 1924 p
The Washington times., 1903-03-29
MILITARY HOEORS AT
COL. LIyINGSTON'S FUNERAL

Military honors viii distinguish the
funeral tomorrow OF Col. La Rhett l.
Livingston, L. :. A. retired who lied
his home. i717 Oregon Avenue. Thurs
day evening. The service will be held
at 10.30 a. m Al St MargaTet's Church
with the Rev. Herbert s Smith off,
ciating. Interment will be made at Ar
lington Cemetery. The honorary pail
bearers will be Generals Sinclair. Ran
dolDh, Miller. Frank. Vincent. and Glib
SON. Colonels Eunis and Warner. re-
tired and Major Chester
Flowers for Funerals
At Shaaer's. 18th and /, I7l1 Penn. ave.
The Washington times., 1903-03-29
Other Gatherings Here.

memorable one in the history Of the or
ganization.
The Washington times., 1903-03-29

New Orleans will also be the scene Of
three other conventions in the early part
OF May. Prior to the meeting Of po-
lice chiefs. the Confederate .'at Grams
Union Will assemble in yearly .ession.
while the American Medical Society will
meet there the following weeL. An as
sociation composed OF special agents or
railroad companies will be in conven-
tion at the same time the guardians
OF the law gather
The Washington times., 1903-03-29

SI.25 to Baltimore and Return Every
Saturday and Sunday Via B. & o.
R r.
All trains both ways both days, except Royal
Limited, leaving Washington at and Balti-
more at 1855 p. m.
The Washington times., 1903-03-29
Worthy Values in DOmestics.
A chance to save tomorrow where savings count:

Domestic Depl-First floor. Section NJ
The Washington times., 1903-03-29
An Elaborate Program.

The session wiz continue for four
DAYS. In this time The delegates Will
BE- feted. diued and amused by q series
OF entertainments They will be the
guests OF honor at a celebration in
Oakes public park, and banquet viii be
given TO commemorate their visit.
An excursion on the Mississippi is
another OF the scheduled events. They
will also be taken on a tour OF inspection
to the Spanish institutions. the historic
hattlefeIds. and famous dueling grounds.
Other points of interest will also be
visited.
\ large attendance at the convention
has been assured by the announced in
tention OF nearly all the members to
be present. Practically. the entire quota
OF State associations Will be represented,
and the gathering promises 10 be a
The Washington times., 1903-03-29
SmalPs FlOwers and pecoratiOns.

J. H. Small & Sons, l4th and G. Washing
ton: Waldorf Astoria and 1l53 Broadway. y. Y.
The Washington times., 1903-03-29
Dainty White Shirt Waists.

beautiful
fully stitched height extrsodna
duplicated elsewhere
material made with lars
slit
$50 val els
finished material ya
Of full
with buttons T.
sizes At.
yoke front narro" tuc
81 Special
Figured made with stitch
The effect
age NJ fbt
White Madra mad G
I'll
OI@O'
DeDt-Second floor
The Washington times., 1903-03-29
Dressmakers' Findings and Small Wares.

TOMORROW WE WILL SELL
FULL SIZE MACHINE SILK AT
THE LOW PRICE. PER SPOOL. &c
OF
A demonstration OF the Kleinert's
Hook-on Hose Supporter. which does
away with safety pins. pulls the
corset down in front. and gives
straieht-front effect. Price, 15I
per pair. soc. acc. and .....-..A y
10 gross OF NainsOok- Dress
Shields. Special for Monday only, &C
per pair -------.-------.--
Pearl Shirt Buttons. several differ
ent styles. Special price tomor- &C
Luxus Dress Shields. can be wash
ed ana .ironed; thoroughly antisep-
tic: every pair warranted
size... 2
Price. 1Sc PIC 24e 2sc. s4c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-01

NAME Of TAE MILK NAN uA-
TIL SUNDAY AFTERNOON. A..
ssr contradictory statements IN re-
gard 10 he Waits % TIE Ceastss-
tire herus en Saturday, ne sd thAt
he had beer Unable 70 find eat arr.
thsra there thas day. ard that hs
.~e>psALS-~S -
BECAUSE HG THouGNT THE
PEopLE WOULD NOT WISH To
PROSECUTE.
IN aeeordaree xlth shs epinlon -
NJ. weodeesk previously ssrrssssa
n The Star. be eaaros Sc ahead Nth
the ~ork Of desscsina criminals or
ssssrina their arrest Unless hs him.
self fnss tars,slaahyds IN TIRE rsils
ssaasn. This explains sshy be as
rsady 10 lET Tia MATER DROP
sshen the murdered nsby ass lying
a CORPSE ~ TAE HOUSE Wis.
fTED ~ TIE MILK poisoNER.
He stated that aslisaeY prevented
him fseu, making further invests "a.
tiens trait. dag. ard that stree TIE
parents 81 tire child did rot seaas 10
presents. he DID net sry 20 find oas
shs ranns 81 IRE responsible parties.
THIS. again. 10 eonsistsns 9th Mr..
Wsodeoek's thssry that unless eiti.
rsns force him 20 DO his daty, he
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-01
HERBERT DEAD
British Ambassador 10 the United
States Passed Away i'm
Switzerland

The fTon. Michael llenrY Herbert.
e 81. vas barn June - fks5 befnK
liic con - the Right Hon. Sydney
Herbert and Lady Herbert ard
hroihsf 10 tho Earl ~ Pembroke. BE
Nas married IL ssts % Leila. the
daughter At an American. Richard
WiisnH IL lass Herbert served a.
charge a'afairsH in Washington.
PROM tss3sga be Was secretary pf
the british Legation - Washington.
In tsss-st b. vas - The EaEsae,
Prom 1925 fiIi 1871 hs was ~ con.
Rtantinopie. ard n tks7 was trans
fsffea - the British embassy AZ
Hufne
He Was considered one ~ Eng-
lAnd-s leading dlplomatistH ard Arn-
nriraa warinest friend ITS ap-
halntsuent 20 succeed lord rauHee-
rate uas received with satisfaction
- bath sides u the Atlantic be-
cause ~ hts ionx service tn various
capacities a Washington. and his
Marriage 70 Niss Leila Wiiaun -
New York. Hr gained snch . world
ellAe circle n American friends that
&C caused him - declare frequently
that he was haif an American.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-01
Experts ALI Agree in Their Testimony
in Sensational ChiId=Murder Case

sheuld neglect 4 unless he himself
accidentally stueshlss ueen poisoned
niik in . rwilk Waaea.
e. a. MeoenAid, state feed Had
dairy Inspector, ~as en- the s,aad
he stated that he had never had
ferunaldshy ds IN any fern IN he
passsasioa that he ceuld remember
ssesPs sshsn q sample 81 fernaalds
hyae n,iik as aivsa him 30 be tsssn
g. the Chemist for analysis. re alse
testified that prssious 70 thz su
elaY ine ~ NJ. ranEss. NJ. nsasFdas
ard ether ehsuists had hssa unable
% find traces u ere erua n the
Fuilk, .ithauah phYsieians often toid
kiu. that fortas ldshYds n uiis eAus=
cd great dsal % sickness sreea
their. patients. tss said . delicate
test vas required 90 detect tefmal.
dssYds tn rslls tts stated alsa that
~ hsn ne ssak called te ieNsssieats
the r,iik ~ Seattle, he had caused
TIE arrest 81 several restaurant
keepers. because they eauid be held
Haers clearly pnssE ere state efdl
aases thar under tka city ordinance.
ard essauss tire dsIr,ss rad already
beer ersssy veil attended e. Ne
siss said tnst Ne hss beer teia that
the prsparstlan % ~frssrinss had
bS@a sola 20 dAirYrssn ~ = man
nanssd Bsuas. on jackson street. bus
dent knew shsthss this ssa true
o. Not.
Tire irquest thea aaieusues I'll
tf30 thss aftsfueen.
Tive raest interesting fsatars -
the nseniou session % the inaosst
-. a tsst made b. o.. Tanrss. De
fsfs the syss u tie iufY he tested
aputYFua tire HsHsHasa sss ussa ~ his
labsrsturY ter ths hssssttan 81 fof~
slashyas n saiiss TfEHB WAS
NO CHANGE M TNN APPEAR
ANCE OF THE wArER
D.. Tanxrr also statsd that
per cent sojaticr % fornrsfashyds
.xss svfsieisnt 20 snseaiaa dead bod.
zee and preserve their In coed cor
ditisn fee a ssusidssabts time. while
exc rsiikrrss eshs "sesssH shsiF
sssTss assa ass fifth ~ sAia per.
esntaas n preserving ere r,iik sssish
thsy delivered e tf,sir esstesssrs.
TIER. taksnp . similar bastis 81
yNkssr ~ which Ne pct ore ONE
HuNOREoTs OF a DROP OF
FoR@sLoEHYpE. hs Bssfsrsnss
tire same test and ths eolor - the
water ssss Al ones changed 70
desc purple. The luss sss deeply
Impressed b. the results 81 shs test.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-01

A clearer case 80 poisoning eeaid
nss pesxihls have been etssbhsssd
thar thss sshieh IVES r,ass ous ~
a.. ssis.nes elected By oeessS
prsse1ssins Assarnsy krisss 81 the
soroners ira0ess. shis rncFnirg. IN
Ire ssse 90 the infant. Carrie Ger
seryrsEashyss ~sGIk. phs died s<ss
on. LUDLOW. CITY PHYsl-
CLAN. WHO ATTENDED TIE
CHILD, GAVE UNDER OATH
AIS PROF ssloNAL OPINION
That THE CHILD rso uN-
poUsTEolY DIED FROM FORM
aLDEHypE POISONING. AND
THAT EVERY sYMpToM OF TtsE
EFFECTS OF T-g DEADLY
DRUG WAS EVIDENT IN IT'S
SICKNESS
Or. chsraid Wihsie. ~he assisted
ct the autopsy. s~ore that Tire cen.
essfen 81 TIRE stomach ard intsstisss
seuid erly Rave beer caused BY tire
intredaetsen ~ unnatural substase-
~. ard THAT the lsathsry surface 81
shsss organs Demonstrated ths fact
that they ~srs irespseisstsd frern
aso~st5ng ard astonishing feed.
TNEREaV CAUSING OEATH
PRACTICALLY TrRouotf STAR.
tATloN.
G. l. Tanner. analytic Chemist.
testified that he had examined ard
analysed ons.haH Of the ehild's
stomach. res.rsiag ths stAsr haH
sealed and under ioek ard key. fer
s.eh public Demonstration as might
k< desired. THE HALF AE AN
AlrxED. &c TESTIFIED. con-
Tanned FoRMALDEHfpE. BE-
YONo QUESTION. In making
tssis report. NJ. TsnFss stated thss
hs fully realized the responsibility
resting upon him. ard that be veas
mistake 10 rrske sure 81 this. he
had sftsr~ars applied shs - ne tests
USED to various kinds u raess ard
sthsr feed. ard that ne hsd rot IN
q single Instances usst atsr > fstlurs.
Or. Tanner slso testified shes ne
had snsiyred tire sssaple 81 riik
cert 10 nirs for snalysss, ard that he
bad found for~ssiashyds IN this. sy
se~srsl witnesses 4 vas shown that
this szrpis vas taken direct from
the horne 81 the Greek family By De.
Ledie~. the city physician. given BY
hiru 10 Mr.. Wright. guard Of the
hsslth offies. ard thst frsca tire
hands 81 Mr.. Wright Il passed 70
thosr ~ City Mifk inspestor Weed
eoek. ssho sssere that he gave a
unopened to Chemist Tanner for an.
slysis. Mr.. Tsnxsr reporting eff.
tisiIx direct 10 Or. LudIes~ that he
had found the poison IN the milk.
Deputy Coronef lshaFs. tsstifyiHg
As AZ UNDERTAKEN, sWoFE
THAT The STOMACH AND IN.
TEsTtrEs or THE BABY WE'RE
PERFECTLY EMBALMED.
Mix inspector Woodcoek Rad an
uncomfortable session n the witness
chair. After sonfssediy trying 70
recall tire line Of setien ard mae.
ton pursued b. himself IN TIE case.
Ne wss asked BY ere 81 the Jury
susn u hs essid tell the jury What
the duties q mix inspector might
be. Mr.. Weodeosk DID not give 4
10. he did rs fsft 70 explain IN
tnis poinN re e9s. aeNsvsr. get
badly tang Cd ~ 9gt y alter. A.
ens tinac. ~ nnsks - question
IS 20 vesstitsr be hsd sr sskro ~
Investigate srf cesc setsrs - ce-t'i
81 the fttls sns. fc re.
Later he Sac ga. i.s r.d Z 70 -
tire mare - TIE .raii~rfs srl SO
number 81 rs - n ~ - =
serncoa. the eefe ~, ttsn 80 =
20 his aftsnti7~ trf-~s tv=s
Infant died FfeY
Mr.. Weedeock e. fsss .s a. -
ABLE TO ACE Tsi.. TO-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-01
TO FIGHT
UNIONS
NATIONAL EMPLOYERS ASSOCIATION PLANS TO EFFECT
MONSTER ORGANIZATION TO BATTLE WITH LABOR

ruiar letters were today mailed Go
hundreds 81 thousands OF employ
ers who are not me mbefs. The efn-
pioyera' associations are urging them
to Join ia the common fiNht against
the demands Of labor A business
assent viii be sent 20 many towns.
Secretary job expects that within
three months he VIII have the or
Ranisatiou 80 perfected NJ 20 be able
to successfully combat with all
union demands which employers
mag consider unjust
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-01
C0RONERS INQUEST SHOWED C0NCLUS|VELY THAT BABY
CONSTANTINE DIED OF FORMAL DEHYDE POISON

torla and began 10 discharge her
cargo but her Officers we're prompt
81 Informed by the local cuHiofnn
inspectors that they could not Load
cargo uutu the rats had been killed
IS fumiRntiuu.
The kinE ehow Nin uow have 70
60 a. Tacoma 90 discharge the cargo
which she has consigned - thHt
poft. There she VIII be fumiHatea.
ID l. thought and come back 20 inad.
rho worst feature ~ the ease n
fht eyes 81 the Ming crows Officers,
Is that "A big consignment 81 salmon
that VAS loaded az Nirtofia VII
have TO be unloadrd before the
fnmigntlon can be done.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-01

peis.sa ana aalpr te ssss ths sity
9 -
EauiFs i hHfd e. ne faCi that rhefn-
~ NaNaaa slated iH 81 raanf NHFpia
that ~ nfssfnt sfsfFfn n tastink eitf
fha city sfsakaff - laboratory
euaI1 ~ ras shat asakss 80 aanrF-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-01
JAMES WILL FIGHT
CITY LABORATORY

We said ''v8u neean't Try 10 handle
me. You can't moiify me. you can't
change me, ! am Fping 70 nght the
proposition 20 a finish. The city
doesn't need a city laboratory. II can
sss s'sHs The saJ Il = h0a ali rifhi
Ny mind u made up, and theirs you
are
He ~ the only me7nher 81 the city
council who has brenthed a whisper
~ protest against this imminent need
n the city. All the other cpunciimsh
have been ~ thoroughly impressed ~
the epidemic - infant mortality.
through the use u impure milk that
thsg stand ready 20 do everything IN
their power - aid the city.
Hut watch. dog James u the city
Treasury stands out IN favor of child
murder he says, IN effect Il don,
care h0N many children the dairymen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-01

tohfH % hsatfh ils hss HaHa ~ snd
30 iutsnds b. nsht II remains - ~
seen whether hss aaK IN the fnanssf
tacflea Wbtrh stand nut eqnaHslF
ashfast ihs t.sf lntsrssfa = ths sltf
siii prevail aEriHst The uritsa oriiiioa
50 he tMsifr fs5i9w eHaaFaifusH Nud
ths nrnsainemt rhfsiffans II ,hs city
sud fhr health hzsaff - sell
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-01

sIF I CAN HELP IT. THE VI
NANCE COMMITTEE WILL NOT
SANCTION THE APPROPRIATIONS
0F FIVE CENTS FOR SUCH A
uN F---L THING As a CfgY
fsknpp AgoHx
TtsFs il the arst whisper N epposi.
iida that has bcrh heard anywhere
Afainst ne proposed clty laboratory
Ut ftc tfffiHn - impure feed ard
- as thc aHiF sure pre- eiitativs ~
s pfeiffrfe fiHaahicF - innnrent
- term 90 ae1fiie.
nfu were Use nthfsfnf ~
81 b. CeuHeifrlan = afce rhhlffnas
Hfef Cmrlt - ~ the city
- g. ere hcfrd - htHlih whsf.
ff 5sH 49, % sd ahant the mat.
ter
t4f ~ inihe rthifnas ut
o. 10 fe % fHrt q a fia af strip.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-01
Ri
FIERCE BATTLE BETWEEN TIE
POLICE AND STRIKING CAR
nER-MANY WOUNDED

BUDAPEST. sept so Striking
carmen engaged IA 4 riot today
The police fired into the crowd and
several rioters we're wounded. but
che others renewed the attack fierce
- Hand to hand encounters fol-
lowed. IN Whirh 60 men were wound
Cd Quiet was not restored until
the national troons were called out.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-01

CHICAGO. III, SEPT ao.-The
temporary officers Of the National
Employers organization today is-
sued call for delegate conven-
tiou 10 be held here October ~.
The object ~ the call n TO enlarge
and perfect the organization until
II shall include al associated em-
ploYera in the United States and
Canada representatives Of the
thousands ~ employers orEaBiza-
tions are expected to attend. Cir
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-01
DAYLIGHT
BURGLAR

The office Of r ,. Edwards ~ 10
Jafnea street wee broken into ~
burglars today. shortly before noon.
The thief entered the office through
a window on the street foot. and
stole an oYefeoaf and some pnpstH
that were Of value only 10 Nj. 10
wards The police were notified
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-01

Jim Callahan. whn arrived ~ se-
attic = few days ago from AoulsH
told the police this morning thhi hs
ha.i been robbed - $50 IN money aua
: check fm $500 on she tifHf Na-
fianni Bans u San Fruucin0a. lie
does not kuaR where be lost IL
l..nanN ~ L..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-01
''RA rs
RODENTS PREVENT LOADING
or MING cHow's CARGO

A hold fun ~ rats which boarded
the steamer iu fhe Orient are going
to ,'ust the BIG British freight steam
ahir Ning Chow much expense she
affi Vea here last night ron Vi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-01

County Kslsss sonos"ssd this Afternoon that
brought - shs Jun !" hs ease hs,
he would order perpetrators 81 the d.
Dairy Supplied tire eeasssnsas baby and
also No who delivered the rs
"A the censssnsIns hsu.s, iioe Jewell
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-01

LONDON. sset ~ SIR Miebasl Herr
beft nriush aai.assaaar - wsshins.
ton. aisd It dave. Flain. Switzerland.
this morntHE
sir Hefhart's death was announced
.at $50 esriork thia afternoon ar
Lord AlVeFHiUnH az the meeting -
the Alaskan boundary commission.
Counsel Carson has lBst begun sum
ming w the Enaissh side 81 The ease
whsu he Yves interrupted - the
aufaun cement
Lord Affsfaiauc paid fnnst feel
ing tribute 90 Sir Herbert. TuHFa
eaufssd aaNu he checks aa Do spoke
Counsel Carson ard niesssn fols
lowed. The sitting - the commits
zion aaf adjourned az mark ~
respect
sir Michael has been 900 Some time
It~ recently left WaHhin Etnn for the
benefit 81 hls health. though Death
was unexpected ~ Was caused ~
an affoctian ~ The lungs The re-
saft where he died was largely
patrnuiKsa by eonHumptireH.