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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-24
SITUATION In
TACOMA STRIKE
IS UNCHANGED
Street Car Men Are Confident and Have the SUPPORT
OF Trades CounciL--No Cars win Be
Run After DARK for Fear
of Violence

/ forces. and also chairman Of the en-.
ecutivs COMMITTEES. says
We have added 10 aud cousoiidht,
I'd our torres. eiguins men Into ths
afreeiatiun uho had stood aloof until
this ifuuhiv We have lost four and
takeh one Nho Was operating = car
Aitngeti ~ Ne are very hopeful We
are faEnieti. however. a. see hoa the
company efald SET authority 20 pa
70 esnss al hour TO the men they ass
Heruffne while they could not con.
alder our demand for 70 cents an haus
an adsanes Of euly cents ~ithnul
ilsst Ffcsisias ar official sanction
frusa Iiostau.~
baftns yesterday and this morning
fhers NaR pressure brought tu bear
on the men employed By the com.
pany through restaurants aud bust.
fiess houses. A number % resfan.
rants refused peint blank 20 feed
any ef ihs men eorkinE 90 the cars.
bat the uompang has secured two
substantial eating places where ths
men ags nov taken In squads 70
tnessis Al the outer end of tho sub.
ufitae runs the same difficulty IL
cfifzsunteFszt. the men running TO
tlAna say returning % the city 70
eat aftsf the FIRST sharp rebuff.
The regular weekly meeting Of the
Taaef4a Trades Council last night
was e1euptsd aifnn@t entirely with q
dsscueaipu u the STRIKE and the ways
ana ftfsHae Of assistisk the strikers
TIE Taeoffts Railway and fowef
COMPANY vas with the customary
fornls5ity declared unfair" and sry.
erai srnrathefir movements were
sarFesfed The uteuitsfr % the oouas
81 tistlnetsY dtsafuwed any mtsn4
ton - = =haYrust- so-cAiiod. bat
uasaseeFs Il i aid. wouid h. taken
10 lnftuehoe unton nten Grncraiiy and
mereHaHts % aid the strikers direct
~ ant tuftr-effY
Thia rnurntnK . switch rnsine with
rftaeh attached carried WorkfneH
hack and fefth 10 their worh from
TAcafia g. Aoush Tacoma.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-24
WOMAN
SLABS OFFICERS
MAKES DESPERATE ArrgmpT THROAT. OUT
10 oIsARmeo BY imm'oRArios INSPECTORS

Maddsnsd ai the thought Of being
forced to return 60 her native coun
Try kasye1a Tahado. a Japanese
woman, yesterday afternoon at
tempted 70 eat her throat with pair
81 scissors. she Nas IN charge OF
Immigration inspector Thomas ~
Fisher and Deputy Joe Harlan In the
formers office IN the Lufnbsr Ex
change building. al the time. In D
desperate struggle which the Off
ciair made to dlHafm her. she thrust
the scissors into the Jeff hand OF
Colonel Fisher. tnfftctiug an ugly
cash and almost completely several
Harinn'a loft thumb from his hand,
Kaeysda Takado IL the woman who
was recently arrested IN low Jap
nneae resort IN thlr city By the local
Immigration officials. She had been
smuaEied into the country for I'M
moral purposes on board the
schooner Fred ]. Wood by the stew
ard of the vessel who was more than
a week ago arrested by Inspector
l.ayin. She wa. ordered deportcd o.
japan,
Yesterday afternoon NJ o'clock.
while being taken by street car from
the House ~ Gead shepherds where
she hna been held, to the customs
house. she tainted. She wnn taken
or The car at Second avenue and
spring street and from there car
ried 20 Colonel Fishers office. Or.
Huckiy was called. Before he had
arrived she had recovered.
Suddenly she threw her hat across
the room aud attempted TO stab her.
self IN the breast With n Int pin.
That weapon was taken away from
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-24

News has been received by August
Hundbiad OF IHtaua. That hts son.
Lander w. Eundblad. a private In
co. q, Second marines, WINS muir
dored by natives in the Philippines,
some time last autumn.
Sept ~, 1ea2, Eundblad. with two
companions, started on a journey
overland from suhiE 20 hnnlla. 20
miles distant. For three months
nothing WIS heard Of them. Their
names were dropped fynm the roll ~
doeertcra. About Christmas came "A
rumor that three white men had been
murdered by i've natives near tho
little town OF Olongepn.
a thorough Investigation Of the
rumor led 20 belief IN It's truth. a
searching party was organized aud
near ford Of river they found tho
bleaching bono0 Of three men. ficn-
Ohcatlon was impossible, but the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-24
HTW MY MENZ
10 SERVE IN MWC
GRAND JURY AGAINST HIS REINSTATEMENT FORE.
MAN, JUDGE BELL LEAVES TERENCE osREN IN
cHARoG-FoRmER INCUMBENT rs oisoRuETtEo

Judge He'll Of the superior court
announced positively this morning
that he would make no change IN
the fOremnnship OF the grand jury.
and would allow Terence U'ltfien a.
remain In charge or that body until
the end Of its session.
Just before noon today the jury
adjourned until o'clock tomorrow
afternoon. The only witness this
morning was Fred ~. Peterson. at
tornsy for ~ J. crRndall. who teH-
tined yesterday that some person
had forged his name 90 bill Of sale
Hr. Peterson stated that further
examination Of the paper showed
that Mr. Cmndall had signed as a
witness 10 bin Of sale Of his wife =
half interest Ia the same property.
Somebody told him that his name
was appended 10 the document. and
he became excited and thought his
name had been forged.
All Aesins, piaott
A. the star announced yesterday.
Judge lieil Intended 60 reinatate Mr..
plFutt to the position of foreman.
the other members Of the jury heard
Of this yesterday, they discussed the
matter among themselves and unan =
im0usiy agreed that their preference
was 90 have Terence o'Brisn retain
ed In the position. Late In the at
tefnoon Judge He'll was sent for and
notified OF the iury'n wish At the
time he waA sent for, Judge Bell was
Ia conference with Mr. PiRott In
his private chamber. The iateryie~
continued after Judge Bell return
ed from his visit 10 the grand jury
room.
At 10 o'clock this morning Juds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-24
MRS. BURD/Ck TELLS OF
Il HER LOVE FOR PENlNELL

lent and reserved man. he told hor
nothing OF his private aftairs, al
though she had been intimate with
him Tor str years
Prosecutor cnatsworth suddenly
thrust a paper forward. which prov
81 Ia be a bond signed by Pencil.
securing 10 Mrs. iiurdiek the ray
ment o. $50. 600 before November.
tpo1. She denied ever seeing u be-
fore. or ever EettinE the money. She
said the safety deposit officers had
self giving her brother the right to
open her box She said she had me-
brother. 80 ahe supposed imrdick
had deceived her into signing the
paper and had opened the boz and
secured the bonds and icttars
The P~nneiia. she said paid all ex-
pens.s 81 the New YORK tfsn and
stayed az Atlantic city a week while
she was thcrc. The last time she
saw Fennell was three days before
liurdick was murdered When. she
signed the amended answer 90 Hur-
dtsk'u suit Tot divorce. she babe him
soodby at the station. lie seemed
cheerful and confident that she would
act the divorce, rather than nuF-
dick.
Mrs RuFdick said the first news
che had of Hurdiek'H murder was
contained IN a telegram from Mrs,
Huh, saying I'D died this morning
Had Just arisen after hiH usual
nights rcs,."
Mrs Hufdick then wired both Mrs.
Hull and fgnneii 10 De IA ttuffalo
that night. She Was stunned aud
shocked aud hardly knew what she
was doing She wired Tsnneii. she
said. not az a lawyer. bat "a a
she was met at the station by a
reporter who was the first to tell
her that HaFsiickn death wits a mur-
der, She learned thr full eiFcum-
ntRncra only when she arrived At the
huuse. She dii not hear from PEN
nell after he babe hef good bye
when she was returning 90 buffalo,
Tie ~aa a. much IN ieye With her and
aho with him az ever when they
parted,
ON further examination. Mrs fsar-
dick said she received no letters
from Psnn~li dated al Niagara FAiis
and saying he had rwesiyrd a tsic-
gram and VAS greatly shocked AZ
Hprdick'a death. Nobody brought
her verbal message aad ava not
until after she learned q HaFdick's
death.
The inquest WAS adtourned from
- ~ 20 : % O'Clock this aftsruoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-24
FIGHT ON SLAUGHTER
HOUSES is RENEWED

The beacon Hlll Improvement club
last nfHht renewed it nxht against
the siaushs houses On TIE tide fats
BY having tutfo14es1 In the city
cnunfn an ordinance. he objeft Of
ehirh II 70 fufrr the removal "a ths
ahaftoirs from The Tide Lands 70 the
north end Of Green Lake. wh~fs
Murphy's slaughter house h nov To-
Gated.
The ordinances vas introduced BY
Councilman kistieF. by request II
rrpesls the Old ordinance axinE the
slaughter house limits en- the tide
fats. and nance the new district "a
the only district ssithiu the city Tim.
its IN which individuals OF corpota-
tons may yard ana slaughter more
than three head Of etaek AZ q tins.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-24

/ Ben reached the determination TO
make no change ia the foFemnnahip.
Nj f'igott IL apparently unwilling
TO serve In the ranks after having
been the official head Of the jury. for
he has not been in the jury room
since his return 10 the city. He
spent a great deal Of time with Judge
Hell yesterday. but did not come 10
the courthouse this morning. He
has not consulted with his colleagues
and IN apparently In a o. OF nuiks.
II IN freely predicted that he win not
enter M. grand jury room again. and
may ask the court 10 excuse him
from further attendance.
More Reasons Than One
The attitude of the remainder OF
the Jury toward Mr.. Pigott In the
matter 81 his proposed reinstatement
as lie officiai head is said 20 be due
not alone "a an unmiliinsness 70
place an apparent slight upon Mr..
O'Brien. but also to the fact that the
ca -forcman'H course while holding
that position had been the cause Of
considerable friction In the work OF
the jury.
No reason has been given out pub
iiCiy for the adjournment until to-
morrow. but u Is learned from other
sources that the object 10 20 give the
prosecuting attorneys Office time TO
draw up the indictments voted. but
not yet returned. All the lndict-
mente that the jury has finally de-
termined upon will be returned into
court tomorrow afternoon. the jury
will then devote itself To making up
It's report aud recommendations. II
IN stated the jury expects 10 have
It's report ready by Friday. and To
nnfuufu nofue time that day
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-24

her. Then she became Wild and start
ed 20 throw off all her garments. She
grabbed the scissors which were
hanging on the wall. They were
taken from her before she could
reach If=f throat. but not before She
had stabbed and cut the officers.
She then tried 10 reach a prnknife
lying on n deck. but was prevented
from Doing 10.
Laser n hack was secured and the
luap~ftnfH placed her aboard the
JapaasHe finrt glniun Maru. which
sailed 70 japan this morning She
was losiitesi in a room aud all danger
Gus weapons taken out OF her reach,
bat be fore the voyage iE completed
II Ia the opinion Of the immigration
offieefs that she viii end her life IN
some way
The woman has n husband fn
Japan. She u now IN a delicate con-
dition. Witch II believed to account
for her apparent inssnlty,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-24

PARTS - thfex sections % land iyins
10 the nefth ~ Green Lake. and II IL
claimed il amply large fnf All thr
nisattolfs ana rsekins houses % the
city.
fts eId ordinance nxinE the limits
On the aide Hats was recently held
Invalid b Judge George IN the mum
icifnt eauff fer the reason that II
vas ofaHn 10 include only the
Frpund sscapisa 10 the Frye- Bruhn
plant
The tleacen Hili people are de-
trrmssse4 10 get tsd Of the slaughter
hnuKes. ". y Frrree. representing
the fisaEpu Htii Improvement club,
stated fedAy that the People on the
hlli abess the tide mats would OCH,
a. n fnfFh fof the passage OF fhg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-24
ROOSEVELT
Will VISIT
marx HANNA

wAsHf~oToS. u. e. March a.
LII bccanne knewn today that Pres
idsnf Roosevelt. after hia western
trfp. instead Of returning directly 10
Washington. Will 20 TO Cleveland.
Ther~ he win be a guest Of Sen
afor Hanna until after the marriage
n Ruth Hanna 10 MidnI Mccormick
~ Chicago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-24
PASSING OF
CARLOS EZETA
FORMER PRESIDENT OF SAL
vAooe DIES IN POVERTY At
CITY OF MAzATltN

CITY or MEXICO. March "a
General Carlos EsetA. former prcai.
dent Of Salvador. died at Maastian
Sunday. lie has recently been 70.
was buried at government expense
fteusrai Ezets was the r1uat pro-
Grssnlv. president the republic o.
saiy aaor ever had. He introduced
the regular road system. the tele
graph and the telephone. Nc was
overthrown IN fsst and fled TO Call.
foruia. where he lived for some time
ffa WAS 20 years % age.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-24
SEATTLE BOY MURDERED
BY FILIPINO BANDITS

atoffan of the five murdererp. who
we're captured. ana the location OF
thn bodies. together with the time
Of the killing. which WIS about oct
1. made Il well-niEh certain that
the skeletons were those OF Sund-
biad nnd hiH two chums.
Lander Eundhiad was about 20
years af age lie had lued IN the
suburb ~ Latotin. near this city.
nearly n years. lie Ind been IN
tho eiuplay Of the Laiona shlngle
Min company Tor several years i'm
lne,iiataig preceding hia enlistment
IN tn navy He wne well known
and liked IN fafoun, aud to hia many
frIenda there, As well ~ IN Seattle.
the news Of hls death comes NJ a
rhouh.
lie teavea father mother. two
aistere aud a brother, all residing
Ia Seattle,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-24
TO SELL WATER TO
GREAT NORTHERN

Tue fire and water committee In
troduced an or,iinanrr at the meet
Ing OF the city council Last nisht au-
tharisins the beard 81 public WORKS
to enter into a contract tn furnish
the crtaf Sorthsrn Railway Coin-
pany city water for hydraulic en-
casntsns At the aafth entrance o.
thr Proposed tunnel under the city
THE htii provides that the Railroad
company shalt pay At ths rate Of sts
per 900 90 gallons for the water.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-24
fIsndesfine Meetings, Struggled
Letters and Moral FOrgeffui-
ness Which Ended i'm the
Death of Her Husband by
Violence

which she f~ft the houae and went
To Niagara Falls. where she lived
alone IN a hotel
fenneil visited her there twice. but
she saw none OF her family OF ehii.
dren She then went t. New York,
where she saw fenneii several Times
Mr. hur,iick was shown a letter
which she recognised as one written
BY Mrs t'cnneii 10 nurdlck. pleading
with him TO drop the divorce pro.
cesdings for the sake of the children.
she ee@ouxht him 10 save the rupu.
tetions Of all concerned and nat east
the stigma % divorce over the ehti.
frvh. une said "AiiIe il gotag Ga
Atlantic city. what the end Of that
trip will be God only knows. A a
ftnai word % warning let me tell
fou their IL no punishment In life
Ike that OF regret
Mfa nurdick testified that ahe had
another talk with tiurxiick at tunalo
and that he could not quite decide
whether he wanted a divorce or not.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-24
DEATH MAY CAUSE
A Big SENSATION
SAN FRANCISCO CAPITALIST KILLED wstilE RIDING WITH
SUPPOSED FRsscisco soossrv

on hts hsnd The woman chung q
hifn. sfsfk tnK si4e ground IN ths mid.
de - The driveway The only traes
u tfse retaan ret found IL = blood
sfeinssi hair comb.
The afftent wah Witnessed By two
nisn Hize say ire ecfnan Immediate.
- 4of ~ Aad ran into the brush t.
esespe eavins her i6eatity known.
Heree YES q years old and rinssis
THE woman Il supposed 10 he eel
kru~u r. society and n married
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-24

PooiNESS MEN OFFER
FREE CITY HALL SITE

: 'ng q the council COM
80. =, ~. public bulidingH and
n -. lAht : syndicate Of bust
sss-' p.npssed Of Jules Redsls-
Z l1.sla9 80 WARNS. n. Clanss0n
4 1 ~ ,.,fy VII offer free ~ coat
e. az. 'pslfy a city han site on
1-'f -. between Third and
p s-s,'' ...as. The site on which
s,>s.ss 49, that the city building
r.. go = On the block on which
NJ 'hs house ~ engine com
- ~. +. = now heated
ilszef +. y the present time aeur
e,s.. 1y 40 feet on The corner
sn....,..- nag necured optlana on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-24

The woman had b.sn Sleeping ia
the ear. which Was In charge " ths
eoiofed porter. Robinson. Early thfs
morning. according 10 the story. he
came INTO her apartment There was
= struggle and the man = alleged 10
have cut The woman with a knife
The woman was In her night clothes
These we're almost torn from her
bosfy. She finally saces~ded Ia get
ting s~ay from the negro and with
one leap jumped through the win
dow. IN crashing through the siass
she was cut IN several places When
help arrived she was bleeding pro
fasriy from several wounds.
Besides the scratches from the
Eiass she had been cut across the
back. This wound she said mad been
made with the knife. A search wnh
made at the time tor the porter. but
he could not be found. He had left
the car and had gone ~ the water
front tn the direction Or the depot
The woman went hack into the car.
secured her clothes and went 10 ar
uptown hotel
She returned 10 the depot At Tao
o'clock and there told her story 20 an
arsnt u the Pullman company. she
also told Fatrolnan Ofaszcock Of the
affair. In the scuffie she had tos,
her seafrkin coat, and when she had
gone back into the car she could not
md IL.
The Porter Turns Up
After hearing the story the officer
Al once set out 20 find the porter
The ear was searched. but the mar
could not be found. While on the
way back TO the depot the officer
met the negro carrying the ssalskin
The man was promptly handcuffef
and sent TO the police station. The
woman was sent up soon after and
held a. a witness against him.
After Investigating the case the Of
ficefs are very much puzzled. Mrr.
Turner stated that she was going o.
Portland. yet the car in which she
was sleeping does not go 10 that city
AZ the police station the woman said
that she would sue the company fer
heavy damages. She did not appeal
to be in the least annoyed over her
adventure and came smiling out Of
the receiving cell 10 be attended b.
a physician this morning.
Chief Sullivan will have the mat
ter Investigated and the Pullman Of.
ficiala are also looking into II.
10 Is understood that Mrs Turner
husband IL IN Portland and that she
vas en- route there from Spokane.
Che arrived IN Seattle last night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-24

~~.ta March a. Pale. but
49, f,arsiick again mounted
-. .tand this morning on
= s.---...r % the inquest into
= - = k>r husband. The court
= -. -, crowded. nearly Al the
7eE - errupisd BY fashionahty
- -sr,sn cf social rank
r.rl,rk. accompanied BY her
- snssrsa the court ses,in last
r,.esutoF Coatrsworth tt'.as
.z,s~ They eyed him shrink =
!. = commenced his eNsiiiitia :
sealing in his hands another
- Rardlck admitted that there
zen an alteration 81 thc stas-
eaase two years eso nut EN-
-.,sx s,nies that nurtick struck
With q chair N that - N .ss
= plaster a. hs fses Atsef sne
~ ended -, -
~ysrtrr ty her nom Atlantic
~ Il. 1891. IN which she
- = Be- taken hack rrufuisins
- : - Arthur and that she
~ losinr and true wife.
=. k<ter ~h< said she could not
- thsf fenaeli would leave
- tuf declared that he would
AT >he ASKED
- Rrrtiek admitted that she
- letter In good faith. and
- IA net keep her promise
ws-< s~<urnfnx from Atlantic city
~, rrnrfisfns her husband tn
nd wife, shc met fcnnel II
- f>r habit 20 meet him. Hhs
~ y vas constantly begging
! a - and she DID meet him
z-uzr ca seventh street. she
~ ens time when nussSick
"a ke AZ not eer her. as she
- cat 81 the window and went
Ira she did not hear that
nsf1z,k and his friends on that
- rnseht Pennrll as he was
- cut u the window. and that
= ~ hir back 20 the room.
n Eurtkk admitted having met
- : another house on seventh
- kt<<r that Incident She Al
= 1lei<i meeting rennrii elise
- Vt On Mr.. Ccetesworth tell
~ tAss rennell had told him
1r<1ziJ. ne admitted that she
tnss Fprr<ii At house on Whit
p|zfx fue o. three times
- n1r4lrk uaE shown a letter
= ~ ka3aend In which he said
: E>sre~ suit would b pressed.
~ 49,, shown her reply In
- - e<exed hts forgiveness
y nlz1tck said he forraxe her
y - thxy returned home to-
I ~ un< afssrward. on Pen
11gonHF solicitation. she again
~ ~ seseral hours in a roosn-
- where thsy conferred
- &1srffs~s 20 b. hired 10 fol-
y m1tk When she reached
~ ~ husband asked her where
y ~ ~ and told her she must
~ = 1Esrs. but not necessarily
y ~ nat night she went "a
<4<1 1fflr~. where everything
- rubu11Y arranged. Burdfck be-
M1nwrJ HES mood. Even then
- 80 ~ Burdick's dfwnrce
nnnerx ~ Nrved on her. AFTER
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-24
|uVtlY SCRAP

s.1'n and N. N. Levy be-
@ka,sa N serious aIterca-
m ~, = N.'soisite house on upper
~ his morning. and The
- @sAr resulting seriously.
80 sent 70 the city fan
II. - y assault ana battery
tezn.' s'hst Hanson, presume
IA .s.. ~ vas The larger ~
NV Levy " raid .
= nas @H,'e WIN which 60 de-
s1ssi nvi nevcftheieas got
lles AZ .'ofiea that Detectives
~ lev 1.tfns gbtsiued u The
L 'i"f 70 Harson'a rooms
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-24

SAN rRANefHco. March a..
Charles ~ Hayes. capitalist and
manager 81 ths Hichnnond Right and
Poser Company ard the Dinsee -
tate Company. vas thraNn FROM a
buggy shortly after luidn iEht inat
night while driving In the rark ills
nkuil Waa fractured and he dled thls
raorninG az 9 e'etoek HaTra had .
woman with hifu # the time the ncs
cidenf occurred The hrrse ran away
and Hayes aas thfusn out. striking
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-24
BOARD or works
LET'S CONTRACTS

Contracts were awarded yesterday
BY the board Of public works as fol
lows
Concrete sidewalks on Seventeenth
avenue between Laws and Cranc'i
additions, barnes a CaFkeek, H,12i
Grading and sldewaIking f.akevleN
avenue from East Roy street Il
East Park addition. ]. KaiberE
81. SOS.
Grading and piankinR alley IN
blocks 1. z and 2. Maynard's addition
!. 4. Bailey. t1.ff0.s1.
The important contract for wooden
pipe for the water mains on Fourth
avenue south and other thorough.
fares IN that neigh hafhuud was LEI
10 y. Mcclellan a Co.
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lie then gave evidence OF no decided
feeling either way. but teft u all 90
penneli. Il Was finally agreed To
let the divorce go by default. uur-
dick PROMISING that she should have
ths cntidten alternately syery stt
mouthn.
Mrs. fiurdick later decided to make
defense. 10 save her reputafaon AMI
that % Penneil she exleetcd Mrs
f.eaneli to secure a divorce. but N'hen
the latter declined 20 do %. Funneli
Decided 20 defend Burdiek's suit lie
told her that sher she vas divorced.
he eoafd 80 Weat. procure a divorce
and marry her. Nfa Hufdiek did
not kn1N whether ne had any prf-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-24
the COAL
COMBINE
ENJOINED
ELEVEN COMPANIES AND TEN
INDIVIDUALS CHARGED WITH
VIOLATING ANTITRUST LAW

CHICAGO. March 3t--rhe United
States district court this Htorutng
issued an Injunction against II conn
Isauies and 10 individuals composing
the alleged Chicago coal combine.
euloining them from continuing the
contracts ntinR the price Of eest.
The grounds given hfe violation Of
the Sherman antitrust law.
Dispatches from Washington say
that a notably strong lobby has been
there endeeNorinK 80 influence the
attorney Eensrai 10 prevent the L..
alhnee Of the injunction. but that the
attempt failed absolutely. The svi=
dence against the combine IL said
TO be exceptionally strong. Atior.
neY ustirrai knon may prosecute
crtmfnaIly
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the lots In the remainder of the
block, extending back at6 feet from
Pine street on both Third and Fourth
avenue. II the city VIII accept this
site for a city hall building the syn
and purchase the property and turn
u over 20 the city.
The members Of the syndicate have
been assured that N the city builds
on the site named they VIII be re
ifsbursed for their outlay BY sub
scrtptiona raised among the property
owners on Pike street and In the
neiehborhood Of the proposed new
city hall.