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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-09-09
AWFUL LOSS OF LIFE.
Fire in Budapest - Over 100 Persons
Burned to Death.

Budapest, Hungary.-Fire broke out
in a four-story building, whose two
lower floors were occupied by q fancy
goods dealer named Goldberg and the
upper floors by dwellers. There were
200 work people in the Dullding' anu
the escape Of many of them ana OF
those who lived on the third and fourtn
floors was cut off by the flames. ,
One hundred and twenty persons LOST
their lives, including Goldbergs Wife
and son. The police announced that
by jumping from the windows thirteen
persons were killed and sixteen III
jured, nine seriously.
The damage is estimated at 4,O0O.ooo
kronen, mostly covered by insurance.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-09-09
Kaiser BUYS Another Estate.

The Emperor of Germany has added
another residence to the fifty-three he
already owned by buying the estate
of Damn Muehle. called 1.-The Pearl OF
Brandenburg," for S500.000. 1t was
owned by country squire. Herr Won
Mollank. The house will be rebuilt
and converted into hunting castle.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-09-09
Prices Too High For Public Buildings

In the cases of sites for public build
ings in Carbondale. Pa; Meadvlllf
Pa. and Woonsocket. r. l.. the Treas
ury Department, at Washington. is un
able to purchase desirable propert!
at prices within the appropriations
and will refer the cases back to Con
gross L,
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-09-09
s;rst White Hanged In Sixty Years

Robert Fitzpatrick was hanged in the
iail ward at Media, Pa. for the murder
i'm February, 1902, of Elizabeth Bear
more, his housekeeper. He was the
first white man to be executed in Della
ware County in more than sixty years
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-09-09
xv.;t.rs, Strike n Failure.

The strike of restaurant walters ana
employees in Chicago was 4 failure. less
than ten per cent. of the men respond
ing to the call of the union officials.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-09-09
KING PETERS LIFE IN DANGER.
81. plotters Condemned to Death, Flv'
of Them Army officers.

London.-The Daily Nails correspon-
dent in Belgrade says King Peter is de-
termined to suppress the military laal-
contents with an iron hand
Three army colonalS, two captains
and newspaper editor have been con-
demned to death for participation IN 4
Mot which has been discovered.
Despite this. however, says the cor
rcspondent, the King is obviously III
tlle hands of the recent regicttles, who
are causing O veritabla "eign OF terror.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-09-09
s;,tsrs to Work Among Lcpers.

. Sister Leata, of Louisville, KY, is at
tho Franciscan convent in Syracuse. \.
Y. making preparations to accompany
Sister Mary Leonida to the Sandwich
islands. where they will work among
tho lennrS
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-09-09
DOMESTIC.

President Roosevelt consented to
make an address at the unveiling OIL
the monument on the battlefield or
Antietam.
In clash between Italian and. Polish
dock laborers at Buffalo, NJ Y.,s or
man was killed and another fat
hurt.
Ithaca. N. Y, the seat Of
University now has supply OF
some water from the new Ply
plant.
One man was scalded to
were severely burned BY =
steam, and six trick ponies
in the wreck Of circus tn
wick, Mo.
Meeting Charles A. z
in front Of the home
Hallock, at Chicago, to
been paying attention,
shot Basler fatally.
Senator Depew. who
York City from Europa
Star liner Cymric, said
Roosevelt would be nom
by acclamatfon.
The profits of the NeY
pool in cotton were said
900, while the follower
cleared s3,5OO,00o. T.
Superintendent of Buii
reported to the Board Of
New York City that $4,000
be shut out Of the public SC
Captain Clarence Sharon =
distinction in the war In
pines, was arrested at San
CAL, charged with embezzlin
the Kansas National Guard,
he is an officer. "
While looking for negro ID
ing gang Of the SeabOard Air
Piedmont, Ala, Deputy Sheri9
of Cherokee County, was killed
friends Of the regro sought.
n. G. Ide, member of the Phi
Commission, sailed from San Fra
for Manila on the steamship Copf
A granite monument marking th
of the birthplace of the late Presid
Chester A. Arthur was dedicated
Fairfield, vt. -
The new cruiser Pennsylvania
launched at Philadelphia, the daughtH
of Senator Quay naming her.
H. T. Lynch, a merchant, was shot
dead in his store by unknown persons
at Ardmore, Ind. Ter.
Mamma Ponton. negro, was lynched.
at Halifax, y. c.. for assauldng and
numbering young girl.
Federal inspectors a. Seattle. Wash.
have seized 100 pounds Of ambergris
worth S4S,000, stolen in Victoria. 3. o..
and brought over to the American side
in sloop.
Eleven white planters Of Fcwnse1
County, Arkansas, were arrested
the charge Of whitecapping negroes
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-09-09
Nfanchurian Open Door

Recent developments indicate that
Russia does not intend that the Man
churian open door shall be attractive to
other countries. and means to noHopo-
lie the trade as much as possible.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-09-09
ALeprosv Scare in Porto Rico.

The leper colony near San Juan, Por"
to Rico, has been discovered to be III
communication with that city, and
widespread contagi is feared.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-09-09

Descendant OF Daniel Boone Dead.
Richard Boone. the great-great-Srand-
son of Daniel Boone. the famous Ken
lucky pioneer. died at Bethlehem, Pa.
Of consumption.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-09-09
TROTS IN TWO MINUTES:
Lou Dillon Smashes tho Worlds Recor
at Readyille, Mass.

Lou Dillon Smashes tho Worlds RECORD
at Readville, Mass.
Readville. Mass.-I.Ou Dillon broke
the worlds trotting record on the nile
track here, going in 200 fiat.
The best previous record was 2.O2A
by Cresceus.
Lou Dillon's time by quarters was:
First quarter, 3OA: second, 3OE; third,
30A; last quarter, 20.
Lou Dillon is a five-year-old trottlng
mare. She was bought by c. X. &.
Billings at a public auction i'll Cleve-
land. Ohio. last winter for $4,000. Her
latest performance passed all expecta-
tions. But two living PAGERS have gone
the mile faster than two minutes.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-09-09

President Roosevelt consented to-
make an address at the unveiling OF
the monument on, the battlefield OF
Antietam. ggss
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-09-09
SALISBURY PASSES AWAY
British Statesman Succumbs to
Bright's Disease at Ancestral Home.
THRICE MADE PRIME MINISTER

Lord Salisbury, In His Youth, Forced to
Earn His Own Living for Marrying
Against His Parents Wish, Turned
Newspaper Writer and Gold Digger
Mourning in England.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-08

The seattle kennel cluhr annual
convention of DOGS began It's acaniau
at noon today ISIS ana little, ugly
and pretty. placid and excited, all
kinds OF dos delegates were ln their
places when ptealdcaI NouuHs for
mally threw open the doors " Ar
mufy hall
A. early az g O'Clock this mefulns
the Auuury eaa throngod with dnF
fancicrs and handlers SreomiuE aud
henehlnE their charges While the
utmost confusion seemed 90 fflEn
supreme. az a matter u fact every
thing WAS going on smoothly aue
pefihtvndent Peoples had = piaes
tor Nrh dos hud each animal aaH
ou HI bench to be admired OF eritis
cfscd hy tho lovers Of Tho hiuus
hlunded caninrs Who came early Ia
set q good look "a the dase.
Al u'vioek JufEo fheaIaH began
bite lhhurr. Bach dos he turn vac
taken ION hin kennel t. the rims
bon the evuter of the hail ~ pass uus
def the critical aud I'd llsssea aduifs
iuE rYe of thv man " ha b. g. decide
which doEs arc 20 wear the blue
ribbons
Tho Judging continued 80 after
ueuu Wiz b. resumed again 'umo4
row and viii probably last unit the
neat day Mesnw bile The show VIII
BE- open Co visitors and Wiu remain
rn until Saturday night
quite a delegation - out-of los, q
famrirru Was present to-day O. at
tend the opening Amuns them were
o. D. Willis. secretary % the Port
hand Kennel club. q hllgbt q
San Francisco Wtth . hia stfiaH 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-08
JAPANESE
MOURNING
Banker Of the nterbay Colony
Disappears With Funds

Crest sorrow has come % tks col
az % japanese Iahnrers Nho nurk
% ths Great Northern fsis ed zad
number. who Was the caiouYsa hank.
er. has disappsared Fsi.e 70 hts
trust he has lsVantsst with the ss14il
savings Of hi comrades.
In the little japanese caiep, the
members save almost every penny
they earn. Not cent DO they spend
fuF auythiux that q not absolutely
necessary one member IL usually
made the banker. lie i chaseu for
~ honesty bus IN the ease to-day
seported 90 the police the little
brown men were evidently mistaken
IN their choice
Last night FatrolmHn Collier who
has a beat IN the nsiKhbpr hood Of the
Japanese camp. received the report
- the rpesFa nee - &c BANKER.
There we're tears IN fns eyes ~
the men who complained 70 the pn
iicsman 81 their loss Castles IN ~
air had been tumbied 20 the ground
They had dreamed ~ a das when
their savings would enable them 10
20 back 10 their native land. but the
disappearance ~ their banker had
served admirably a. an alarm clock
The same ~ the man who disau.
pe~rsd was not given - the police.
nov the amount 81 money he took
and u - very probable that the
japanese viii take ateIe 70 bring
him 70 justice
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-08
FOURTH TERM
F0R HARRISON

etfag q. Arru s@g.ftsr n
ifsrf}seH - elected mayor ~ chi.
ego - sfaaJ fof the fourth time
his ntsfz fitN b unofficial count
ever c. sfne stewart. the Hspuh.
itaau s. atdats. being ests. The
Fufs -
ilAfsHaa tsta4a Stewart. tss a4t
i'Fais Aarrsndsut IA hor 3 80
tirekfHi socialist. iiaiz Haiuss
pruhihis aliaf. SIS
Tie rHHHf issue Of the campaign
saa tHs faction question. 10th can.
dido t. fsNdFine ultimate municipal
nNHsf sHin " she street railways
stsws = advocated an immediate I'm.
Efassfassst 81 conditions. fftzhiHE fHs
best isfHss possible with the com.
raules Harrison recommended q
dsiAY safil the city had obtaines
what i desired from The companies
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-08
Why Was 1t Done1

Members ~ the euuuefl which
granted the franchise nas they aFt Al
lnss 90 know Why the company
adopted this rireuitntfs met No Of At.
tai9auK les enAa. not anfY hHHAuar
ihgF Wamid have been willing e.
grant nearly fhm aautn eu5steastau t.
that corporation dlreet. but eSeeanae
the company sIready ev-4d the
pfitueErM.Jt gives hV virtue ~ >
daarn franchises afrvadN extsttug At
the time
Angthsr peeuffsr.faet l. that shuH
fictuu's original application only aus.
erred 4 small aoFtian - The cts n
the business district and Al aut
even Include Al 81 that TIE eoun.
GO Insisted that II b. btanket TRAN
htas faF The Whaln elfa. and At
4hurfiefou accepted this feag5fe.
ment with arafess a reluctance
The ruuncI aided fhfa rfaf iaiaH
because ig actually believed tha fran.
rhiss was Euiuk 70 a competing ssuas
PAM. and q va Desired that every
opport unity ant iuliueewsnt should
be offered GO thts naeiif tsasfaetef
% extend - blessings 20 the faffhs
est nuunielpat boundaries
Thls unsaNafN feeufd AS placed
/ before ths gfstHd luEf ~ members q
/ thr council vnlsh granted D. ftzsn.
E hiss aad other witnesses familiar
pfth the essential facts Upon fasif
I te~t.fuanN fuffn and shuTflTtan
we're Indicted fof fraud bat = q.
!. !. '..s. 80 - -, -. -. = -. ....s
{ EruNhli tnaf me tee fsslEftzaaffHssH -
/ ife noe constitute q fatse rfstsusa
bat a false PROMISE and therefore
not AZ otsfse nntsF he siatutsf
/ vas 80 aimed fHkfH ths atattfi
will BE- dropped - far as The erin.
/ iuaf court j. concerned. hut the a1uzf
T. worth rsadtux and rsfnsmheffnz
uaFeri neieEs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-08
kJlh ARE
| lRIPPlES
Nd Hashand and Wife 10 Be
hisd BY County

m smang ihr lame. the halt
N 1< Mind. who fiock daily "a
&af ~ A. tire commissioner this
nzrS sslertea old Peter Ttmbai-
IL AZ BIS wifs. - Green Lake. as
- sarsieuisriy deserving q the
zags bounty The Old man u 70
fasN age and ne wife IL on tns
sass1 sd- Of &C. Each has host a
= VI ~ careful savins we're re-
- -ufbl<d 20 purchase woctien
tzfrs for the lo-t members.
4 = xfs Trnoalrnau for several
N3s las been taxing In washing
rs<r g1st she and her husband
fs<N haze enough % eat and rs 81
- s4nt % mouth until al Last
r. = sersa became iiL The old
r. 10 nsiFm 70 even earn q
&assa
o1fly sore relatives IN San
eH1sro from whoO Mr. and Nrr
szis.asn had not heard for years.
- = ih~tn. psifiH vnst II they
- ~ transportation % that city
- Fguid - given money enough
~ . iittie cheEus gum and
" ace stand on Market street.
"a sas Tor sale the former
an aged cripple having
E<t away.
~ c1umissioner Van Horn eas
fsulJ tsueted b. N. cd peoples
W q tksir pitiful sudeavur 60
sleag as4@st they could without
-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-08
SHAMROCK m.
rs SPEEDY

WEYMOUTH, England. April S.
The preliminary spin OF the sham
rock I'll with the Shamrock !. took
place this morning. The yachts were
followed b. Sir Thumus Upton In
the nteem Hscht Erin. While run
ming before the wind for the first
seven miles Shamrock led by 90
seconds when the wind shifted the
new Uhsilsnasr speedily caught up
aud out sdlhteneed the old yacht
Tho frat official test Of the new
challenge VIII be made Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-08
DOOM. or THE WA
CHUNG BLOCK

NJ D. Reed. engineer for the Great
Northern Railway company. who IL
On charge 81 the tunnel construction
and other extensive Improvements
10 be made iu Seattle BY that com
pauy yesterday took out a city per
NIT 10 remove the buildings on the
half block 81 the southern mouth Of
the tunnel This IL the half block
bounded by Fourth avenue south
and Washington and Main streets.
Most ~ the buildings are NOW oc-
cupied. but tho company IL ready to
remove several ~ the smaller ones
now. and viii tear down or removs
tho others az fast NJ the present oc-
cupanta gct out.
The wa chung bttldlnH on Fourth
avenue south h among those 60 be
torn down.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-08
KILLED By
4 CYcLONE

BIRMINGHAM. Ala, Aprii A
cyclone Harrsd over the county one
mile north Of inneviilr. tulihiu
county. al o'clock this morning II
IL reported that ~ persons we're
killed and 90 injured sir members
OF ono family Hfe among the dead
Details are mcaEre, aH all wires are
down
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-08
| STRIKE
IN ROME

tohE err Sot~ith.tandIn.
'aei that a general strike was
s'rse for today. many shops are
II and soing BUSINESS. public
Islsnces Wers o. al forenoon
~ ne exception q a few trans
- we're worked - s=aririf.s;
aras. Toe food question mav -
~ serloas There was . general
| - 81 foreign tourists TO-DAY snd
0henfs are ieavlng ths
~ 80 additional nattalions Of
~ have been ordered to rsporl
49,, ~ n anticipation u trouble
80. =, strike tsok on a rns.s ser,ou.
-. a. ne day adga Ned The
- attempted 10 cut or III.
=. - al water supply ana h
l 80. o. the electric light
~ y. ss'dlsrs in one portion Of
~ -. tsfe compelled b. fire on
| Er,.s ~ several rioters are BE-.
Ii isn,ied. The king. who h
I'D '','ooing box. has been ed
/ 4. - - % return h. the CITY gnti
1fptnfeg are 0uoF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-08
MARRIAGE LICENCES.

The following marriage licenses
have beer isaaea 8soFse iaeeF. e.
and ToFefa Biofr. "a. both 81 Black
Diamond F~asr fhorNsy and Matte
Sattsftiis ~ ieNAf age. both ef la
lard fsasc Fisher - and Manis
case. ~ both ~ Seattle Edward
Peterson. -. and Huiaa AndsFterx
M. both OF Seattle ehaFten Mrs sal
lar - ard Gladys TsFsasaa u.
nth ~ seaffIs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-08
|OOCTORLS
FIRED OUT
= : Asdieal Society for Alleged
sagfe.-ssssohsi Conduct

~ 4 silllman has been ex-
49, re ne King County Medical
u N g-eaise Of hla testimony in
~ n gpuK murder case. which
Assss.as eaafacisr 70 impsl M uro.
aAl brethren 10 rtarra bi,o
/ sl',... - professional conduct Dr
| y r,s 'a testified that knife vonnd
ess',,'. Wound "a The brain h moi
y l.e',sntlng upon the fact that
a. fs. which Champou4 drove
sss.ss1 TAin u Lottie Brace Was
snsg. !, Nlth q mailst In order 10
Il =, ". sllinan testified tbrt
g. a " tns maiist must have
~ /, slfiin a severe abook 80
.sus, s s Judgment was Improve
.s MS testimony was deemed
~ s.hsr doctors d regertlon
~ ~. ana they cited ~ am
~ ~. sppssr bssors H. soaistv
= D., s-pss Why h. should nv,
~ 4. ior gnprofessiousi con.
isslas n ,. ga mo- sppesr ana The e..
tsslqs ~, ',osn nays that he ga no,
NJ, h 10. no'ios Iie saws furthe,
PEI CO.. '.iisd under ostb az tf
'IgleN facts, and that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-08
WILL ISSUE
BONDS

~ che regular nuorthly fuesiiaR 81
the hosrd 20 education. last night Il
vas decided 20 submit 10 the rcasls
81 special election ths proppsisiar
20 sRus large amount ~ bonds IN
over to raise tnonsg Tor much
needed school Inprpv snsnts
The amount Of the issue aud ihs
date q the election viii - fitsd Al
the nest regular uIsstins " the
board early neat manth. II u
thouEht tsoa 90 Ntii - needed. AL
fnsmbars ssfs present and The vote
in favor % the bond issue xas
unanimous
Protests against ehanainE the
names "a tha DAY Denny hsfEsf
ana r. T. Minor Schools ~ers hard.
but NJ action Ses taken on tho pro
frsfs
Huis amounting 20 stss3 = we're
audited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-08
COUNTY CLAIMS HE
HID NO LICENSE

y fucker who is alleged to own
blind pix ~ Kenmore small
town ln this cogDtE Was arrested
yesterday hy Deputy Sheriff Mcgee
on a charge ~ selling intoxicating
and aplriiuous liquors without IL
cenae. lie was brought before Pos
lice Judge George. who released him
on his own reognizauee % appear Tor
trial Friday.
tunksr q alleged to have sold
hiskey 10 q. Brinkien. =. y. shelton
and w. l. Newton. who VIII be Wit
unaaaa nrnInaf him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-08
CIGARETTE SET
ROOM ABLAZc

one ~ the painted dansels who
live In the Washington house a ne
tenderi0in resort. smoked cigar.
afte ~ An early hour this morning
This iu Itself II not an unusual oe-
curreuce. especially on FIFTH ave-
nue. south in the Heighbofhood q
King street However. this smoker
was careless IN her manner Of lis
posing = the cigarette stump.
After the fire department had put
out the blaze. II Has discovered BY
chief Cook that the Emoulderins
PAPER and tobacco had caused eli the
trouble. The cigarette had set fire
% the lace curtains in the room. I he
damage Will not exceed as.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-08
HIS WATCH AND
CHAM TOOK WINGS

! Johnson was robbed Of his
watch and chain In the Toxic house
= Japanese resort or Fourth avenue
south. last night. according 10 re-
port made at police station lie
blamaa "a woman whom ne met ~
the place.
Johnson remembers Some one say
iua How time flies as he WaH GO
iug down the stairs. bat thought
nothing Of the matter at the time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-08
OFF FOR
THE WILDS

LIVINGgToNE Mont. Aprli s.
President itoonsg.lt and John bur.
fnuRhs plunged Unto the wigs ~
Yellowstone park this morning Tor "a
two weeks trip. They arrived here
ut y o'clock aud talked 90 the towns
people then started Tor 1iunahatt
where tho remainder of the party
Win atom nnIM tho nInalhnmln rnlnIm-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-08
One Sasoo Dog

The flgIs8 IA the cocker Hpanir
eihsN ere ct as extensive Ha iaHl
fenf EHt fssns u the finest cocker
apAHta88 ~ the euast bfa un exhibit
ton - ether than black cocker
srau.ats - zen rtunrfta hrau II
fFuu hs \ atrud Kennels. u duE that
has = iH iisE u winnings and ia
values 90, riumrfia Fio from
the 50 s Nenusln many time NJ.
unr. FHtHH1 ~ s. ue1. Ia also auanE
the sehs spanieis Mrs q "
shsrrlsz + 9sii represented IN this
class.
AnIeHs ne BAH dasn l. g " tue.
land > HHfh the Reefsf valued 81
iaee thsHH aHs ia daEs catered if
this sass
Thf but ~ ard irish terriers arr
FL 81 sHf=H satssf. The entries 81
tie ealFs efsHH are noi - iafHs - e
ssaf szH Hut Include the beet doFs
sshthtsa tast Yraf aa vel aa Homs
usV der
IN sHs HsisH siianeans eiasa between
q aHsf = nHs ere eutsfr1 Including
skf t#afa#Hs tes terriers. black and
fan. FfE
Taa eaas aHs hehehsa on the --latest
inrn4HHd ire hrfsfhsH which gives
ths s.sItHH : much better ehanee g.
ftaa tie ilutais. and il qalfs ~
ffHHfH sHksHI ever The Old stFiH.
ssse8 - fhs benches have hesf
snessHit# - ratea - fhs nenefs 81
aulte EHsstE effect
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-08
oFFIcl.l INnprcTIoN roUR

] - liaHnafofa. second xicr pres
isfsut 4 tits Northern Pacific Faii
Neff sffNed 10 the city yesterday
he i 50 a our 81 inspect son which
his saIt - TACOMA today Nili euu
siuas
VIZ asfe NJ tfannnfnrd inVea
tAxatsA So traffic conditions be.
fssn4s f.Iia sifY and isfrtnHrtan rhs
result ~ a. Investigations Will De.
tsfuNtaf fsethsr or not the proposed
bfAnsft TT between Seattle and
Port fsfs hsHf wifi be built
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-08
MEEEzNf FRANCHISE
Is SILL A M1MY
,,,,s BLACK PAGES IN THE RECORD
~ or CITY COUNCIL
o.o,,ns To BE Expa med Concerning Grant Obtained
Son 80, Promises Tor Seattle Electric Co,

NAV of the seattle Electric com.
pauv.
The work Of ettndink the franchise
through she council wsa siuN. The
proposition Was pending fot about
six months In that time Il not emily
rccviNrd several amendments as the
result ~ careful discussion but Il
lost AZ least uue ufasizlau. highly I'm
teartant GO the city. when nuhosiH
was booking Thia MS fequlfe=
Wcut that the city BE- allowed a. any
time to attach cfoss arms ia The
poles ~ the company uhlaiuins the
fanchlas anon Whilh 10 string mum
ieipai wires
Just @R and haN this provision
Wsa dnrf=a IA the MA side. every
body seems q forget Perhaps ne
body ever knew Possibly the sheet
cuAtalning that section blew uut II
ti'elNF window or fell hy accident Ia the
waste basket one thing auiy - eefz
tain when the franchise WHs re-
ported a. the council II contained
that rroN lsiau When ihe afdlualaee
nnaUN PASSED. II "a as MISSING
Shunffton ats nothing with fha
franchise except - aHaiEu Il IL
plsard the council On March 4 ia0s
on May following H waH trans
ferred So Alberf tsvrnson ~ pan
Fsancisre A little later Il bveafue
thr property - ghs Seattle Electric
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DECISION

..LouisVILLE. April Atatfor.
maj meeting Of Southern Padar
stoe khhiaefs held here today the
decree q court IN the keane intunc
ton eAss vas read. after which a
motion HAH carried that no husi
ness he HAn acted untli the supreme
court - ssH on the appeal from the
diseafniiev Of the temporary intunc
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