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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-05

near Cape spsnccr. sheet of water
which Capt Nicolaon u the Spokane
says has never been sounded or sur
vsyed. The boats left the Spokane
AZ her anchorage az e.eicek IN the
afternoon. but ewing 10 unexpected
obstacles aid not return to the steamer
until II o'clock NJ night
The party included Mr. and Mrs r.
= Lpuy. Mr.. and Mrs. Humphrey.
Miss Russell. Miss Hall. Mrs spauld.
inE and Miss Fcnton besides, OF Sc
attic. hcuides a doEen others The
women IN the party had to he car
ried across a small river on thr backs
Of the men. who waded
When the party returned 70 the
boats after viewing the glacier they
were dumhfounded 60 mud thst the
tide had left them two miles from the
waters edge. the Intervening space be.
ina covered with mud There was
nothing 60 do but wade The mon In
the party once more converted them.
selves into beasts 81 burden. and.
waliuwinE up 20 their knees IN the
Shiny bottom, calamity carried the
ladies 70 the boats
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-05

TOLD IT
SAID TO HAVE CONFESSED THg
SAFE RoBDEaY

F.xlaenes against y =. wlsmss
and 0sserEs briggs. the amateur
cfaeknmsH. Ia raAaiY aeraNnlaiinE
In addition 90 the facts given rN
ciuai9eiy ~ the star last eNsninG
IN regard to the issuance 81 tue war
rants for the gentlemen burglars,
the police now have Information q
the effect that BRIGGS confessed 20
a friend before fiseing from the city
10 svoia arrest. and implicated Wis
met IL the e. y smith safe robbery
Detectives Lane and Adams arr
FIRMLY convinced that Wfafner was
az the hast1nl % the crime and tn
duced nriKEH 10 ~ into H. Niefusf.
Il uaW develops. L. badly wanted ~
BAKER city Ore. for forgery. and
has been guilty % several lees sefi-
Gus offensss involving money mat
tsss
Briggs is but % years Old and va.
highly esteemed BY his employer
who for DAYS refused 20 consent -
hin arrest Before the arrest was
made Briggs took fright and fled
Briggs bad q key 10 the safe ana
bad the evening ~ the robbery
placed tsft ia the strong box. Thia
sum was stolen.
50 Ear no ctsW has been obtained
20 the whereabouts ~ the fiststves
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-05

IN 1907
LOCAL CHRISTIAN nNpEAvoR
SOCIETIES RESOLVE TO IN.
vlrE INTERNATIONAL CON.
VURTIoN AURE

A. fnruesstsi ~ the star YestsFda,
thr lngai auiou ~ Christian tsudeaYuy
e.scistias IN Seattle iaHf uight ar .
msetlu1 hsid ~ shs United IsfsanFtrr.
tan church snthusiaFtkaiif iHdasei
ihs proposition % brina ths nlsnHiai
CHRISTIAN Eadeafof convention - iaet
e. Seattle
The EHdesfarefs ALL aefE ta set
tts convention uith mient aIsa main.
i.aeiara ths rssslar accredited aHlss,
attsa thnra will he a number - i9tai
t,nasa sef.ss in attendance ~ the Dem
yer eHH3eatien neat geek These sili
assist Is lns apeuins nshi foe ths con
vcutiau four Yrafs lisnee
The fuli details pf me ARRANGEMENTS
fsf the Washington EddeA saFsfs' at
t~nda nsa Ht the Denver con sentiau and
the Institution - thr usht faf the can-
vrntipn usfe pshitsh~d eteiuHifrlf IN
tho star Yesterday evening
n . Tire ser wiii bs shs ie=si aaiuH >
official delegate while } 3 Thomas
wfii also represent ne iasAt uuiun ~
sell a. tn Plymouth canaKsaa tienai
Church aeelstf b. which ~ will ee
srut t. nHaYsf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-05

mvut he had received.
Anderson WAS sent away with the
assurance that his ease would he
looked tnta aud II he had been
rubbed the suiity parties would be
arrested. 1hiR assurance on an empN
stomach WAS not consullnE 10 Audsr-
sois. @al TIE made the beet 0f il and
wen( out IA aeg a breakfasts.
Anderson vent into the Arcade
early IN the evening hs mingled
with the painted fAced fairies h. the
resort ami ess Induced q buy
drinks. lie told the poiies this MORN
ina that he had not taken mere than
two drinks ef the stuff which was
served hun before he fell into a
sturor lie had only "a dim Feeulies-
ton % what happened then.
When he appeared At the po,icr
station he acted ar IA he had been
drWgged and told ths officers that ne
behaved thrfe VAS more than bert ln
the Aliases When the time came "a
close an the concert hall after a
nishi q dahauchsry Anderson was
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their ammunition WHH exhausted
Up TIL noon not solitary acct
dent had been reported. which d. also
remarkable showing
Not IA fire alarm had been sound 10
81 either up 90 that time, which
shows that the weHfharmAu was
partially hind IN turning loose his
Floods on al lnnammable things
that might start disastrous con-
FLAG raiiana
Hundreds ~ people from the coun-
try DISTRICTS arrived today on the
ruuud steamers and the trains 90
help celebrate the Fourth. The
steamers plying between this port
aud nrnmerton. Chico. HhiubridEe
island and noEflHh hay points car
rird extraordinarily large crowds
There waa q large iafius ~ log
gers from the Hood canal country.
The Port nlakeisy steamer karhh n
Heuton brought over the white. Fill
iplao. Japanese. Chinese and Chilean
employees % the blk mill siNashes
and their "a FooArn. arfaYsd in toss
81 an order fia@hY enough % make
the lauaskt- dressed sfAaft ashamed
Of himself came from the Port Mad
ison Indian reservation and chico.
The rain ~ tbs early morning did
not prevent the steamers IN the bay
from DOMINIC their holiday dress. All
the larger onsa were strung with
z;sss.ssisfs % flags. and the revenue
cutter MeCulioch al her anchorage
Va the bay made All especially
pies Alns display
A. the last moment last nlEht the
PIKE street celebration aud the no--
eallss John y Rumphfiss celebration
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END IS
DEATH
HILL ALExANDER FINALLY
sUccuMes TO INJURIES :

Hin Alexander. who was injured
IN a collision between two Of the
race track cars two weeks ago. died
AT Providence hospital at 10 o'clock
this morning. For two weeks he had
been unconscious.
Alexander was thu only one on the
siafs = So sss s%fiusssts AZ gsiSssi. A.
ter the accident he vas taken TO the
Wayside Mission hospital He re-
nained there a few days. when his
friends had him taken 90 PrOyidsncs
hospital. where he died.
In the collision Alexander received
q blow on the back Of the head
which fractured the skull.
Coroner Hoye WAS notified OF the
death shls morning and the body
vas removed TO the Hounsy- Watson
morrue. An inquest viii be heid
Monday. Mrs. Alexander had been
Al the bedside of her husband since
a few days after the accident. she
was In San Franetzrn az the tins
NJ was hurt, but came back to Seat
tie Immediately.
Alexander had been employed a.
a sheet writer for a bookmaker at
the race track and WAS well known
70 horsemen all over the country.
His home was In san Francisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-05
NMN4An hNhuMm1HNA = MMaH
VINO WILL HELP7.

The local Christian hudeaVor
union. IN order 20 HiNe ttH eff
fort 60 secure the hiN intrfnh-
tiauni eunV entlon Tot Seattle in
iso7 desire GO send an addi
tiond delegate 10 the Denver
gathering nest week. besides
the two OFFICIAL delegates nam-
cd Al last nights meeting.
Ia order Go Do this II ia nee
eaAAHY far the union te raise
SIS before Monday. aud the
union vii appreciate any con
tfihutleua that the public Hpir.
tied citizens may feel disposed
"a donate toward deffayinf hlH
delegates expenses Co Denver
The money may be sent to
any Christian t'ndesNar aoeiety
belonging Ga the unians aud u
viii be gratefully nekuoWieds
ed.
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SCORES
CORRUPTIONISTS

do other peoples WORK are honest
and true. II ! believed otherwise
~ould despair OF ths futurs. But
AZ intervals The malignant usssf VI
corruption shows itself IN cities.
states anH the nation When "a b.
trays Itself there Il no tsuss Ter sur
face treatment The kusfs must
reach under every poisonous root
and cut them cut.
asornrfffues there - Tendency %
eondan@ ths affenss % those wha are
suilty % fhfs crime % crimes aud
set up = standard ~ dealing Nth the
xovsrnfnsnt which would ret he toll
Grated In private life. Nuca a
course should not BE- Tolerated.
let q. not t-iisvr Tightly. tnt infse-
,iEata impartiailY. ~ charges q refs
ruption are pfuved ist The disrisssutr
~ she people come nks q thHndsFtnit
from ~ high let not The hafra -
Justice - tempered - n4iasuis msr-
e. We can forgive All siss. she's nt~-r
81 % all ether Offenders. bot IT the
people sAy that the one anpaFsisnAh b.
.in shall Be the dishonesty u puhlic
servant
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SHE CANNOT
TAKE CHILD

The washington Children'a Home
Society has refused 10 allow the
American wife OF Wah Sing.
wealthy Chiuamau, 10 adopt any one
OF the three children Of Lee Hons
and hia white wife. awarded By the
court 70 the custody Of the society.
When the children were taken
from their dying and degenerate
parents two weeks ago, Mrs. &ah
sing Offered to adopt this youngest
boy and bring him up as her own,
She has no children and on account
Of being married 20 ehiusmsn
cannot adopt an American child,
ahe was very fond OF the little
Hong children and really fed them
for months, their parents neglect
lag than
NJ. brown. superintendent Of the
Childrsn's Home Society. gives ~
his rsaaoH for refusing her the
child that he does not wish tbs boy
subjected 70 the Influences Of China
town. Wlilsy. the older boy. has
been adopted by an American fam
lly whe live ia another county.
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CLOSED

THE door Of the Clancy theater.
one Of the tUo variety houses con-
Quoted IN the paved district south u
Yeslsr way. has closed iis doors. The
pFoprietoTn Of the place say they
could not pay EXPENSES aHG ssFs
forced out ~ business. The Peoples
theateT IL now the OILY resort ~ the
Kind north OF Jacksan street All
other places % the kiHd have been
forced to go 10 the new tsnderioin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-05
WILL BREAK
THEREcORD
eIo CUSTOMS RECEIPTS ON
PUGET SOUND FOR 1908

When the report Of the local
United States customs offiee for the
naral year ending June So L. forth
coming. Il IL believed that IL viii
show that the total receipts - the
once FOR the year viii amount to
500. coo This ia based upon the
proportionate ratio Of increase that
has been maintained for the past
few years.
That this II not an exaggerated
estimate IL indicated by the fact
that the receipts Tor June equaled
500. ais larger than for any month
since the ONCE has been established.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-05
LIKE EVE Of OLD
IS MR.. SALISBURY
Forcastsr Bhomes the Nasty Weather on 10 Some
body Eise-How Ne Explains n

that desr ne. move the bookcase
aEainst Il sad silii trembling 10
closed the lhtsryiss b. sarins while
Anziousls Inspecting the taFriea4tss
Nov d. Nau sxe ~hs thsf shauif
waHt 10 laut nns ! couid not hetp a II
Ifi Doubted hack "a hia trail I'm not
responsible Tue the vNsartsa ~ his
movements Hut thsy do Il Why.
ieos as tnsf naens. Sc that bias 80
Ina ffsHa the FseelVsrf Well hats
shat I've kssa ssttinf all morning
and ! expect mass-ntArtiy % - tiavsa
u aiSsns ~ s.sue PATRIOTS anarchist
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-05
KNOCK OUT DROPS
LANDED A LOGGER
Peter Anderson of PauISbO, Dragged and Robbed
i'm Notorious Arcade Thcafer

la the way. Several II Riley p
boosters threw him out Of the place
rodtly.
Mike Riley VAS recently the cause
Of the eiaHa down 81 Everett te
conducted a concert and dance hah
there nn the fouKhvet Kind ~ pARN.
Wabheries hy the use of Aeoehoa
drops we're 80 nightly occurrence w
the place. aud finally the peiice put
an resorts Of the Kind cut q huHir
meas.
The robbery last night Is not the
fret that has occurred ~ the plAto
There have been several etstn p"
raw that the police we're forced %
make arrests Others we're not go
had and little notice was taken ~
them
No arrests ln counesstea sth lnHt
nights robbery have been made ~
The poties The report vas made 20
the station early this ut9 rutnE after
the taeater had closed AID none ~
~. employees ~ the place could De
found
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mfr III Pressure h TIE cAalss - All
this pisadinxif said b. - the weather
etficc. a. be az trembiirKiS ca the
edge % his chair IN READINGS % dodge
The missiles whseit hn aswuaed IA - ss-
psrtink rnah eftanss stsataf ie tisfp@ AZ
hius tor hans1lus ost such = rsid.
csammy damp net mixture ss thia On
tals the gf1&f InaleR~narnrs asy.
Please isek that dnsr and siasz he
windows and I sili tell you al ancat
O. saia he. sffa trembling hat sesae
~hst rwsszHrrsa. on seeing tHst the
eaiier AS bat a harmless reporter ard
Get the fursranHsr II a mob whieh t4i
. coat - tar ard feathers rwaax for
alnA with the ds.sF to-s 81 ami every
= & = Z - 49,. = = - =, = s : :.
s@rrfcsaes the wtse man - ths ~ea-
tAer offirs ct eat hia dope eaok and
h~san pres~afIas bic defense Ike Ese
% Old b. tsTtax It al on sesastsesiT
else.
-You see. vi wss w here sailing
sreana % the seuad Yesterday. ssixifx
o uttle a. the nurth az the tins. ard !
has an irsiae zip that NJ wAs planning
o nics little ytstf ur into British Co
fsnhlA today. rou know ~ Il n3srt-
etfc all rtght. Bat his patriotism dos
net rua 70 fir~efsskers. and lost bad
= huneh that he Ssaia take : aftis
run W into British cniutahla e avotd
the Terrible bearsInK IN ths states.
Now. I daust Ausw whsthsr Or Hef
yua know a. but Coed WsAther .
eamrinx on Hrs iran shsse aayw- ~
Hi had taken that little expected stait.
JOAN Coed Weather vvaid M soabs
have enjoyed a days outinE - me
soslnd. But Tea can nevsr tell zsuas
Ri
~You knsw scrne peoples tastes ace
80 diffsrNnt. ~ course ~ Ecs cut n
SEINE nofse ard roufuai0n ~ tnH
eoarsr he ps4rnued. buf hes not having
anything IKE THE fun he might have
had.
~ sesrns that he got 20 thinking the
matter over iast nixht ara came - the
eonclusien that whiis British cei4uhts
wouid - quiet. Puftland. 90 sese4ni
% is st4sukfian wuuid aisa ~ rom
paratfvsiy peaeefui Then ~ dist not
wart 10 isase TIRE states when sseFVs
hody ~As celebFntinx - beck dewa 20
Portland b. uesst. and today ha = cut
a. fhe mouth ~ the Colombia ! hope
b. has a 1uu' time. a. ! kraw b wlii.
Then vou 49,. with rs down there
a. the ~toath the coiu-nfla- JOHN
Good weather had % doubie back On
Rs trail also. - John missed hat much
expected. and many moons lonssd for.
vtsis 20 a~nftte. ! am IN h1prN that
~ wgil arup IN this astsrnoua anyway
but Il IL kEHd % doubtfal Tiis~@
hut hs was interrupted ~ a terrible
explosion On this street below. followed
b. loud tAfkina 1t The door
"Quick. Put another chair against
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s I R|KE
81. Louis Street Car Men
Z, =. tS 80.
Out WORT

IT. LOUIE Mo. I25y - strike
~as inanauFatrd on the Hines q shr
st f.1.lls Transit Company this
morning hY the AuaiEamatsa Assoc
ciasinu u Street Railway Employees.
but osiy so out % 100 usn auit
work The officials u the road THIS
morning state that the company u
nos even aforementioned a. 4 HAD
enough substitutes ready - take The
places II strikers The gstfuuany has
a i've YsAfp contract With auaihef
union walrh can furnish sufficient
men e. operate al cars.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-05
SHOT A WHALE

The American shin a J. Fuller.
Captain Haskell, arrived Mt Eagle
harhor yesterday from Honolulu, 10
days out, completing round the
world trip. which began on the
Hound last summer. She carried a
cargo OF lumber 90 Cape Town. pro-
ceeding thence TO Australia and
Honolulu.
Her trip was uueVentfui except
for the capture % a whale, the skel-
Nfdh Of wiifdn n nuw slowed III tns
fore peak 81 the vessel, on the way
70 cape Town. The whale was shot
by the captain while loafiuE around
In the vicinity OF the ship, Gales
were encountered Off cape Of Good
Hope. which carried away several
sails and topmayts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-05
10000
SALMON
THIS NUMBER OF FISH WERE
TAKEN FROM TWO TRAPS IN
ALASKA YESTERDAY

A private dispatch received In this
city last night by ]. NJ. Pollard. one
OF the owners OF the Alaska Fishers
Union. states that the prospects of
a big pack of salmon iu Alaska this
year are extremely good.
The dispatch states that from two
traps raised yesterday. In Chilcat
Inlet. o.00Q fish were taken. Tho
company owns five traps and oper-
ates IS gill nets, and Il Ia expected
that the capacity of the canning
plant win be taxed to the utmost TO
take care OF the catch.
The cannery of the Alaska Fishers
Union ia on Chiicat inlet. a few
miles from Haines Mission. The fish
now being caught are sockeyes. and
are considered the cream OF the.
Alaska pack ]
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-05
MISSING
AGED BALLARD MAN sTRaYs
AWAY FROM HOME

TIE police w~r~ notified thts
mosninx that James waite. u years
% ars. had been uisslnK fsem ths
home Of hEs son. Efarey White. ~
Haiiafs. since Monday. The cid man
wandered away and his friends and
relatives are very anxious 70 nnd
him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-05
CLIMBED
BRADY GLACIER

A scefe o. women who arrived this
hseFniue from Alaska on the excur-
aon steamer Spokane. have the dis
tihctioh u being tho first q their ser
20 ascend Brady glacier. but they
achieved that rsnown only by being
carried over rivers aud seas q mud
o. the backs q the men who made the
tfip. ard the oblEinE officers Of the
eeasel Governor brady Of Alaska
after whom the glacier was named and
who had not visited 6, FOR Is years. ac-
eoinps uied the party,
The aaoeni was made June 2. hra-
o. biacier D. situated IN Cross sound,
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Peter Anderson. as unsophisiieateJi
ioggcr fem raulsho, h the latest
victim 81 the black bottle in Sc
sttle's teadsrlon. In Mike Riley
Arcade theatsr. near the corner 81
Sixth avenue and KING street. he
was sivva The drag that put him 10
sleep HE went into the piaee With
IS ana remained nearly all night
Al $50 c'eleek this morning he WaB
unccremouto0siy thrown out, neatly
trimmed
Broke. bruised and bleeding. with
cut a friend u aid hin, victim of
tendrrioin thieves. be lay in the al
ley. Not even a policeman came L.
help hint
Finally he collected his wits and
wandered inte the policy station and
told the cartatn on duty % she treat
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MAY BREAK MONOPOLY

e. - uaffnsr. one II the owners
~ The steamer Lady q the Lake.
announced today that be = maxi
ma arrangements 60 piaee another
Htsnuef on the ferry run Ga West
Seattle IN order to carry out tho
ptuyisieas ~ the franchise granted
% the owners % the Lake. II iH nee
essafr to run "A steamer across the
hay At least every thres days. the
toE Evergreen was placed on the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-05

and take tf.4ig NtyeH e. tho faf Nerth
With thani The auEaesfiou met NfNl
the approval - all ana u As al 80
that ,he4 should meet ~ Seattle VIZ
40 iea asd taks a ioint haftaf Hiann 20
Alaska
MtaisaFs sas the first t. kf=r sis
aarc~fns at bst ~ has rseeits ed an 40
nnuncemsat that viGhf - The pafn
srre ssaat - fuifil thsifu
The tenth man has not been hrafa
from. but Aeciesiry h confident that
he wi shaN az ~ the tituE Fsadf %
join ths part - ALASKA.
Mccisary anA his bride passed
through aalina to-day en their say 60
Sea ttis
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N paAR OLE lunnon-

LONDON. July t-sirvsfaI hun
Ord Americans attended the recsp-
tiwa given - Ambassador fshuatr.
taik aftsfssuon IN honor If the b'ourth
- -. s..ss- 4ars s.,.s-. 1922
psfH tsaHllzHen editorial articles this
tanrntftz sxrEsesiuE satisfaction AZ
tss szsld feeling existing between
tAs tfnltEd States and Great Brit
AHA a1sa pTpfnlsinE n hearty welcome
fef tis~ American feet when u visits
fspfEKsnnuth the coming seek.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-05
THREE
KILLED
TROLLEY CAR JUMPED TRACK
WITH FATAL RESULTS

PfTTsBURo. Pa July "A Pitts
bass Railway sc. car Jumped the track
GA the Lincoln avenue bridge az ! 40
o'sloek this morning. KalnE over into
dssn faNins. The muturman and
tuHa pAassnEern Were killed. Several
others esfe injured
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A ana nARaEclIH

CHIHUAHUA. Aexica. July A.
AsssFtrans IN Chihuahua and vicin-
iff e~tehfatsd the Fourth ~ July
~ffh great shuN u patriotism
IRE e<ature of the daf Nss an en-.
sznfstszn 70 Albania and a pieutc and
tsaFlsssus 81 that place There was
$3.50 q reception ~ the United States
rnanuEafe which was attended by
ta4s aaass select society ~ thu city,
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The bands piasing ~ fhe band stands
along Pike street after diabursinE pat
fiafie music during the mfgninE join
Cd IN the parade and then returned 10
their respective band stands.
Pike street ir the Hcena n The most
enthusiasm today Last night ths
iharuuRhfare WA nhiazs with lights
ard ihrunred with holiday crowds
fhe noise ~ fire works ~ ali descrip-
tiaHH was dsafenius. and the general
appearance 81 the street could lsaYa
no stranger iu dauht a. 20 Pike
streets patriotism.
Bands were stationed 90 every cor
uer. confetti throWsrs we're out n
force and a. Times the shouts and
laughter ~ the jewellers gave evidences
that the battle was raging fieresiY
The principal event 81 the eyning VAS
the dance given Al ftauks hall over
90 couples were in attendance, and Ms
hail was thronEcd until early IN The
morning
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Republic. No. Thursday 10 Miss Rose
barring The wedding 10 chapter of
story planned n Seattle. wash, last
winter.
McCiearY, With nine other iinamen,
we're on strike In seattle and thsy
Planned 20 90 % Alaske. One u iifsn
suggested that they al get married
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-05
SETTLED
SEATTLE ELECTRIC COMPANY
lINEnEa's STRIKE IS OVER

The strike of the iinsmens union
against the Seattle Electric Com
pany was settled last might AZ q
conference held between President
Fufth u the company and officers
OF the union. The strike had been
In progress since November e
Tn electric company commenced
10 pay $50 per day, the scale Of
wages demanded BY the union. about
two months ago. 10 dld - shortly
after the union had won from the
HnoauaInIs Falls Powsr Company
the same concessions demanded ~
the seattle electric company.
Accordingly the only points in
VOWED In last nights settlement
we're the recognition Of the union
and minor working rules.
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run this morning.
Il expect 20 secure a boat for the
run In few days" said Af gaffnsr
this morning" but what one N will
be DO not yet know The people
Of West Seattle have shown that
they are willing 10 patronise n ferry
which gives good service. and the
only point that hampers me In Eiy-
ms such a service IL 10 secure a
suitable steamer"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-05
HIGHWAYMEN
At BALLARD

The police received telephone
message from the engineer OF the
Ballard pumping station early this
morning concerning a robbery that
occurred in Ballard at II o'clock last
night.
The engineer told the police that
man who said his name was Nor
gan had walked into the pumping
station considerably bruised and said
that he had been knocked down and
robbed by two men, Morgan came
90 hts senses two hours later He
did not say how much he had lost
but Il is believed to be but a few
dollars.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-05
GUN EXPLODED

COLOMBO. Csylon. July while
the British fort here was firing a
salute IN honor Of the American In
dependence day. a gun exploded.
killing one soldier and iniufinK an
other Two American cruisers were
IIlnH IN the harnnr az Lne tlLne.