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The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1903-08-14

The press dispatches this week publish
what purports to be an incident which
occurred in the experience of Senator
B. r. Tillman recently ont in the North
west The dispatches say he lost his
wallet, or had it stolen. 1t is stated that
Senator Tillman, in making attempts to
recover the purse admitted that it was
stuffed with free passes, telegraph, te!e-
phone and express franks. II the ac-
count be true, and there seems little
doubt Of it, the Senator is guilty of
very grave sin, for he was terrific in his
denunciation Of ''free passes ia the
mighty campaigns he wagcd in this
state. One thing, more than anything
else that gave Nc. Tillman 50 great
hold upon the great mass Of the people
throughout the state was the fact that re
succeeded in making the people believe
that he was above taking a bribe. But
possibly the Senator Las teen slandered.
Let us hope that he has.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1903-08-14

The negro ministers of Columbia
have issued a call for convention to
attempt solution of the race qucs-
tion. The chief questions that will
be discussed are questions relating to
lynchings. 1t is hopeful sign that
the best men, leaders among the
negroes, are taking up this matter.
II they will discuss the questions
fairly, and without resentment the
meeting may do great good. The
negro preachers have more power
than any other class of men to help
the negro race. We hope they will
use this opportunity wisely and well.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1903-08-14

On Saturday, Aug. 8, the new
Pope, Plus TX, was crowned. A
mighty throng witnessed the cere-
mony, which was very lengthy and
very elaborate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-19

union viii be- able to sifi cut In
oompntentH and the public viii he
the gainef'
The Mayer Talks
Mayor tfumsa taia morning gave
"a Yrry cniiGhloninE interview un
s. hat He and the city aaministfs-
zion had dome and wefr about Go De-
10 regard to the threatened street
ear strike.
mir Mayor" said 'he star re-
porter = have II straight that az q
conference between you and 10
members ~ the council last ninht, %
was decided that You should see
Jacob rurth, president Of the Sc
atilr Electric Co. taday, aud should
inform him that the eity wuauld es-
pest ihs Electric company - snfn-
ply with each and every provision
of iis franchise
tits a nice day today" responded
the willy mayor.
''When are yuu going ta see Mr.
Furth Wha the next question shot
al MAYER itumea.
n ana wniiluE for the cirnus par
AIDE" vas the rsanuurr Is thtH quen-
tion II Mas accompanied hF one ~
those baby like Innocent SMILES that
the city.a chief executive can Eise
in Tight place,
wei. VIII you tell Mr. turth
What the members 81 the council VA
sfructad volt to- was another hot
shot hurried ia the mayor.
20. understand that it II 20 BE- a
dinEed good cirrus parade YOU'RE
suinr Ia see n, atent YOU ! hear
the band pisYine Bow,
Thua ended the Interview where
tel The mayor committed himself
listener to the tumNufstit itun hrtM rNN
tte newspaper man end Mayor
Iieh,sa. but he saH damb Wher the
street car strike was uisnitnnTd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-19
WANTS AAHR
Chilli

Mrs Krum, the mother ~ Mary
Kum. whn was committed q the In
sane asylum three days aau. came
from arfiarhrook this morning r. bes
Superior Judge Alhertsun % vneste hia
order an4 slow her O. take the unfnr-
tomato Eirl back te her home. AZ Mics
= rutn WHH removed from tne county
San 90 stsiiaco0m yesterday the judge
could not grant the mothers request.
Tho yuunE woman was taken into
custody while wandering around the
woods near Oriiin She had gone ir.
sane on the subject ~ religion and
first tsRan 20 act qneerly ne camp
meeting neer her home. She had
strayed from her home and Mrs krum
did not know ~ her whereabouts un-
~ she read On The Star hat ahe had
hcen picked ~ hcre and committed 20
the asylum Tho mother told the Judge
this morning that her daughter had
once before been insane. but had been
cared for az home and recovered. Mrs.
Krum viii make every effort t. per
auadc the authorities 30 allow her 20
care for her daughter.
The girl imaFlncs that she Il an an
gel. and stands Sun FOR hours af time
lwavina her arms nn though they we're
wings. r@
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-19

any other action deemed advisable.
The union offered 90 Hrhltrate ttH
dlffetenera With ghe yumpHn veHtefs
dh0 morning aud asked President
Fuftb tu make hia reply hy o'clock
last eNtuuE AS it was understood
~ WAS Go leave today on q Yucas
tom Ait Fufth aAld that that Waa
not sufficient time TO consider the
matter. that DE sid not knoN that
the eumuauy had anything ca hfbis
trate and that he could not make his
tcuiaiou UNFIT he had concluded bis
vacation The executive COMMITTEES
refused Ca wait
This union men claim that they are
clearly Justified Ia making thelr de
manda Secretary J N. tiuEhcH said
this morning
we are asking so cents per haul
on acnuunt ~ the great cost % livlns
ln Seattle tiiehar vases than
Jheae are paid is many cities Ia tie
United states where the cOat ~
Twins Is lcsa The eumHaHf u now
PAVING from 81 e. 20 cents. accord
lnr 10 thc length OF the employees
service As matter uf fact how
ever, very few 90 the men receive
the hizhes HtHlsH. most ~ them be
inr dlHehzFEfd 81 cat ~ the employ
d the company By che time they are
entitled ca a.
The FomrletH recognition ~ the
union n asked. because Ne have
found that the company VII not
irrsst the union men fairly a. Ions as
" employs non union men az the
same thur The company u con-
tinuailY working Go set fla % union
mem thereby dtafuriinF TIE unlan
N that the only way e. ohvihte ths
practice ls 90 force the company 60
employ none hat union men. When
Il dnea this. Il viii have no cause
% discharge man simply on aes
count 81 his membership In the
union, ON the other hand, the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-19
BIG MRANE

With a burst OF enliveuing music
Al O'Clock this morning the hig
trfsareaion 81 Ringing brothers cir
Gus began its route through town.
ana residences. business houses and
ufnccr alike were deserted Tor the
moment a. the dooHways, windows
and streets we're filled with spectn-
tors. anxious TO see. not both sides
81 the elephant. but Of 40 elephants
Ia solemn procession. followed BY
eirhffea. Shetland ponier. ana the
more fcroctous animals peering
forth from between the bars OF
- ave- on wheels. The procession WAS
one 90 the longest and most gatiy
equipped that has ever visited the
city. and WAS nearly half hour In
passing.
The procession started from tho
circus grounds nc Fifth avenue aud
Harrison street at . a. m. and pro-
casded on PIKE street 10 First ave-
nue. up First avenue To Yesler way,
thence 60 Second avenue and back
10 pike street. returning along Pike
to the big tent at Fifth and Harri-
sof
A company Of small citizens on
foot followed the procession on eth
~ side and such interest was mani.
fest M the Juvenile following that
the guardians OF the biggest snow
on earth viii do well tn see that the
sides of the tent are carefully stak
81 10 the ground and each loophole
guarded hy q special policeman
while the performances are on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-19

IA Acpseltt. logger Was liter.
ally Goa Ia pirceN IA Ffank Menp.
sted'r nsiam atToit. - miles north ~
fhiH city during arunk~n quarrel
with 8sufEe MandefFifit. q hbafsf
and MofAsNltt'a brother in Law The
fuan CAme into the saloon aud had d
fNN drinks and began a. Joke each
athHr ia = friendly way nuf finally
the meu INDUCED Ia personalities
ana 81 r. altered that they grew am
kry IN the heated controversy and
that MaueYlft struck MauaerNilis
with hiH fiHt,
The men IN the saloon sny that nj
this lunelurs fuan named jim
Powell handed MsHdeffllle a large
pocket knife and that MaudefYilis
jumped onto NctsYitt and began
slasbinE him riEht and left
lie Unlisted a mapping wound IN
Meitefitt'e sfnin. ntahbed him s~v-
sfHl times il The breast and nearly
tiiHvmbgv elsa him
1he trouble occurred between
aHa ~ a'ais.k iars night. and Mefle.
siti died n great agony a short time
efsafasra.
esirstanfa rshrieton arrested
AsntrrYtils aeHiFtna ~ Frank
Nrnrpi~zt the proprietor - the -
laan whore the murder eoeuTfed. and
hnnght him 10 Seattle thu Morn
fHE They went 10 fhe Seattle
hss~t ManasrYiils refusing u 90
- th~ caanfg Salt untn he had
seea sheriff Cuaihen ard iai1 fini
hes q happened uaHHtY Iifa Mui
ish vent 8aan - the hatsl and
t1nh Mandeffiiie. a 10 Wa stifi 81
ffvnk th.i ~ could rot Eivs 4 sat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-19
BURGLAR
WEAKENS
}. z. BElL Confessed RoRBlso
OR. MORRIS RESIDENCE

John = tinn. the burglar aBs War
arrested in Portland while attempt
lnH 10 dispose - aiiFefuafa stolen
from ths residence 20 uf q A.
Afuafn r. this eitF iaat week has
confessed that crime. az Wsti a. the
burglary ~ y. Hpfshardfa resi-
lsnce. committed a few GAYS be-
fore
ffM hes been IN the HwHaf .hox
- police headquarters most ~ HE
time siuee he Was brought back
from Portland. and today admitted
- Detective Teaaant that re- @4a
the man who fehbsd the Moore
house. ard told where the silkefWaFe
not yet recovered had been uianta
I'D" w Portland
other articles. he said. would BE-
found Is Tacoma This morning
Tenant recovered a camera where
x bad been hidden bY Heil. en- Cap-
ifei flii near the nurkhsfdt resi-
ftnre from which f had been stnl.
en-
when arrested He'll waa wearing
e pair - shoes stolen from hufk-
hafdt The burglar ia a roueh ap-
pesriur YounN fellow. bat u believe
10 be a lever crook
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-19
MURDER At TOLT
oEoReE mANoERvlLLE LOGGING CAMP COOK, sTABs &C
WARD mcpEvlTr, HIS BRoTHEe.iN.LAw. TO pEhTH

lsfaefory account Of himself. 10 The
sail and locked him Up
MkuderNliie was cook III toa-
siaR camp near Preston and vent %
fuit Ia the evening
There had been bad blood between
the men for number ~ YeHra.
MaudefNilie married McnaNittH sis
ter. hut they separated about five
yraHn afn. and since that time the
twu uen have been osienaihis
friendR but they have been enemies
AZ heart
Powell Immediately nf,er the
murder. secured uao knife which be
had given Msn6rryllis. and made
hts escape on horseback Two dep
utieH are now IN search Of him.
Mauderyiiie went 90 Constable
Tempieian'E house sad gave him
self M. being heasilg drunk AZ the
time. Awaiting the arrival - the
officer ~ went % sleep or the flaur.
and shsa aroused bY T.mplefou
was partially sober Iis resisted ar.
rest ana tried 60 get away. becou-
ins NioieHt hiy giving him more
iiauaf. ~ vas pbirtsd and taken hi
The officer IN a bugFf 10 the city
prison
The murdered youth vas auif hy
the constable - BE between 70 AMI Is
yxafs old
nepufy Prosecutor Todd. DEPUTY
Sheriff Quiiief and Coroner HeFa.
viii leave this afternoon FOR Tolt ard
VIII consider the ACCESSIBILITY -
having warrant issued Tor tha -.
rest 81 Iim Powell. the fnan xho
hanized AiAnsie fYiiir the knife Alth
which fhf deea NaN done
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-19
MONSTER CROWDS
7. 5. SEE: {. " vi MARCH
TIE C. A r. MEN GREETED GREATEST ENTHUSIASM IN
HISTORY rns ORGANIZATION

SAY FnA se'fsco. saH - e''sasrss.
ts.sssy ana many a cheer ives israkra
~ efi,sFs 3 90 saF heroes - . years
sse HssFFtssi fhreHsh the STREETS -
FIFE ths Nfeatsst eFuwa that sxsf a..
sssts3Tsi AsFa Tha SIBERIAN trains
Af.4 Ferries ffam e'eiaaR tisis naafssins
~sfe Iamfusa with prHFis and Market
Grant and Montgomery street nfaHrs.
slasuaikH std stands asFs ssa ~
faces
ne veterans sha have passed
ihspash desans q encamrlnfnts all Say
that more ehssfinE and enthusiasm
alnnk thr fnHts vas ausss bsfarr "a.
Hefteurea In the line ae rrlVatea aere
HssaY famoas Warriors Miles aud Afr
Afshur wssa Ga ritissa# eiaihes The
faffssra 81 alton Naa essf1ehsre a
pHumlnsnt feature Rests Aliens thf
taats we're ffsaueut taesnse ~ the
fesfirneea - veterans Many Il she
eahfa usra Pathetic aarna old saffisra
asrH fn Nhssi chairs The Michigan
veterans hafs HHHskisd ruastsf
aa mascot
fewa Eass fhsir familiar yell u
fInarag HuHrayl wheat corn ard
has ~ are the boys from iewa." sy-
cry few Hiaesa
Kansas presented = brilliant ffsni
With annfiHNefs
Colorado and wYominE sere headed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-19

The set has been gone since July
= fur seven weeks Mrs. Wllkinspr
has drrended on the police Depart
ment 81 the Cits 81 find hef SRA.
hat she eaH SGT ua safiHfsrstssHs
Mrn wilkinson and daughter
eamr here friu ueuNrf iaat spring
Ahoui June gf Qpai KiimeF WILMA
sau. which lt the lost EifFN name.
vsent So fhe home uf NFaz GnYau-
auEh af $50 fnlan street. % ssHHs rs
49,. --s~- 49, 49, ~>e>>s. 80. $50 I
smother EIfi Emma gramHfan. ems
riaYfd 81 the same capacity ueki
douf fa the CavananHh residence
The girls bocanH ffiruaH. and on
Guiy sent out Together They
HsFsf returned % their ylsres - eui-
uinyuenf. but acre s~an together
eating 1t The Seattle Kitchen July 5.
That q the last seem ~ either ~ the
sifg ~ any friends - the rifis
families since that time.
The WFlkinsoH SRI - large fof
has SGT black eyed ard has rather
aafk half. The aramman eafi - a
rear elder. ana about the same aias
Tier parents resite near Hiaes River
Junction
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-19
President of the Seattle Electric Conn., any
Says He Is Willing TO Submit Street
Car Situation TO COmmittee--.-DOdged
Recognition OF Union

Mayor tiumcs with tell the execu-
tive committee 81 the labor unions
that the seattle Electric &c has
agfred Ca afhitrate an differences
eegNecn the company and its em-
piaNes, im accordance with the terms
81 &C. franchise.
THIS statement VII he wade AZ a
result of a. conference between
NsYor ttufnes ana Councilman Mul-
len. ana jacob tNsrth. nrvsi tent and
UeHsral Manager Grant OF the Sc.
atflr tlretHis co, held az I O'Clock
esasy in private dining roofn 81
the Maison Hafhefis restaurant
Tho ntsar refused Go discuss
What TRANSFERRED At the conference.
but 50 VAS iearnei ou good authority
feht The COMPANY made this aEfse.
ussBt on the Understanding that
nethinS would be teae shout e fcr
is DAYS
Jacob Forth here A. - gciaek sh,s
s.HrraOou fHF Neiiowsfene Park by
~sy ~ fseomA. he Wiz b. seus %
eaza A. sassn a. be returns Ne nfsin.
is~s a. taka fhc matter up ami adlus,
weAg dlfssFsg.sss thvfe mas BE- besuvrt
shr e2tmpamt ard &c eusriuyeN
Whether 50 noe thts statement wa
FnAdt in ne fern stated above asd un-
a. conditions meoiienst BY Mr. Fuffh
Ell hV acceptable q the uHinn lead
r.. wao Meet az u'eis'ck to rvecive
the mayoT's report Is san az apsn
earstica,
II b understood thar there t. cet 80.
erahie amtlEutty a. e. an that the
agreement Ar Narth makea nsHus
II l. unGeENtssod that throuEhaat ths
conference sha Wufsiz adjust otter
snetss between the company ara is
ssnrioyrs Nere used 10 ntrety Ths
uainn Wefe not used and che aues-
ttan has arisen wlA he receshtse the
uagaat
- Pr-sislsat Fsuth's agreement %
sssasrsts = Al that was ssa.d 81 has
seserdzs - the sseeafiYr cnanfuiAtes
- the stfess Railway Employees auten
re batter Wsii pronAhfy on neArink tee
veesFs AZ the m~sglnx q br hsid fsr
fhs purpose ~ @ eiask tsis afteHHessn.
aarss 60 ste proposition The mAitss
j. entireis 81 the hauas u ths exfeu.
fsse committee. hew~yss ant shsy
usAy pusstnie sac ga q reject ths erea.
eslilsn T. aFaitrase after President
Fafths g~tHfa fsefn his vacation. The
uaian Was anxiosis 60 have iha uastTr
s~ttssd at enee. ntfl r Z accepts Fren.
ttent Furshs pfupa~ittan Il viii De-
sasaA So 49, rnfessefaflN planned %
ksss ftt- eaHapaay fssa tissrifafHat.
tnx against ths uuien faeH before he
return.
Jacob Fsarth pr~eislenf - the So
ats1e Fiertrfe company. Il che only
nan ahe eaH prevent another STRIFE
a. fh- Seattle strest esir men he
y..-~ -~1As-s - - Sc;
t-ssiarsd last night It the special
fneatinx 81 ere Seattle Street Rail-
~sy wuplayrs uuiass had net Nay
a. Rar1ea - the ef5fteal moment
nrofuisrd - bring The councilman
aa4 f-~-stsFsf Furth Together tcias
~ AZ endeaNer 70 wing frutta the
latter a premise o. submit the te-
rsauds % the carmen 70 arbitration.
President Fufth rsfassd e. arhi-
trafs yesterday morning az The cor
fsfsn0e vita the executive heasd 81
thw uftion ard tho nFaiv r0urpe Dpsu
- she urian unsii NaYar Etufnes An-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-19
DELEGATES ASK
FOR MANY THINGS
A LONG LIST RESOLUTIONS TO BE- CONSIDERED By The
TRANsmIsslssiPpl coNoRE IS

! The music was arranged - Capt.
Anderson ~ the Nanthuh.
A. the afternoon session yesterday
Hon Z. " ThufbeF Of AeH YORK
city spoke 90 Export Trade The
+ Field h the World CO. the Discus
sion that followed Col d q. Zach-
Hrie Of Sew Orleans attacked Mr.
/ Ghufbef 90 Hu aeent of fge trusts.
lion Tom NiehafdHou gave ~ adj
dress on Immigration aud IL Dis
tflbntiaH tie depiored the ten
drucy II immigrants 90 seek the
Iarasr cIiier. where they act az =
drag upon the advance 81 eitiiiza-
ton. lie thought that the imfnigfN--
tlon of Germans aud Other STURDY
Europeans should be encouraged
but that the Chinese. japanese nud
the lower class Of Italians Should
be- restricted He offered az ona
solution II the problem the difiri-
button throughout the Transatlantic
Hiprl country ~ the Immigrants,
whore settled upon farms they couid
reclaim the waste land and thus
proye q benefit Instead ~ detri-
ineut 70 thf country ~ the close q
his speech "a short discussion took
place. In which Senator Reed EmOot
Of Utah took occasion % give IVA
Views Of the iumlsraiiea problem
which aere automatically the sams
80 those Of SIR Hiehardsoa. lie then
followed With an address on Tbs
Mineral Resources 81 Utah ha
closed with = tribute 10 the BEAUTIFUL
sucncrg and abundant natural re-
sources ~ Utah. After another die
eussiqn The congress was adtourued
until ? o.e'ock this morning.
Among the distinguished visitors
20 Seattle who are now attenffus the
congress Is Gen. Geo. y. Afford of
Bnilas Tex Tire general if vet
erau Of tine civil WHr and sflii wears
the Confederate gray in which ~
fought 80 Eaiianuy. lie is wei
known ta many Seattle people hhv-
ing organized the Camp ~ eonfefe-
rate Veterans "a this city about two
wears age
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-19
Wife OR
SISTER?
W. e. AUSTIN DIDN'T WAIT TO
MEET HER, GUT SKIPPED

What on its face appeared 10 be
a case 81 mysterious disappearance,
was reported 70 the police this
morning chief Sullivan'B men
have been asked to look out for
William ". Austin, wh0s according
10 the report filed Al headquarters,
has not been seen since he left the
Ralnief- Grand hotel. August y, Win
$500 on HIS person.
The report says that Austin was
waiting ~ the hotel for his sister,
who Was coming from WaehinElon,
u. q. to meet him. AZ the hotel II
Was stated this morning thdt the
woman who came there 20 meet
Austin registered a. &c A. Austin
she arrived there August Is ana re-
malned tNo days, after which she
departed saying that she was going
10 Index and 10 Wenatchee IN search
Of Austin. and would be back within
two days She has not yet return
ed.
Austin paid his bin and departed
fvo days before the woman came.
We said nothing about expecting any
relative. At the hotel II Was De
Iieycd the woman in tho case was
Austin'a wife.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-19
MRS. MZN
Is INSANE

An inquest over the body OF Mrs.
I.aura Graham. who wis shot aud
Killed b. Mrs. Ella Allen at South
a.attls MONDAY evening. viii be- held
fomsrrDw morning ~ | O'Clock At
tte uounoy- watson m0rRue.
Mfa Allen has laid Ia a EtupuF
sluee the shooting and has not re-
oosuized even her husband, VINO fis-
tied her yesterday afternoon ara
fI,fa morning lie says that he be-
ilstea that she was insane AZ the
time ahe murdered the woman she
bellesed 10 be her rival. and that her
mind had been unbalanced f0r some
months past Allen AID not hear Of
the affair until yesterday afternoon
80 - wRs in ae0ma. He states that
Mra Alton hHd no grounds Tor her
leal1psy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-19
FARM TRUST
Gigantic Combine Planned in Chi
cagO 10 Force Up Prices of
Staple Articles

CHICAGO IN. Aug no President
Everett ~ the American Society Of
Equity. to-day conferred with the
leading representatives 81 the Earm-
aFa alliance a. determine oH a fu-
tafe date whcn salnt meeting ~
the organizations should be- held "a
IL pficea o. staple products Tho
ais ~ the organization b. "a obtain
dollar wheat and 20 cents per hushel
Iuf pnta luna
Hamilton White. ananciai agent
Of the operative company. IN
uuilininE the plans n the alliance.
SAYS ID Is intended e. obtain sub
symptoms Of 500 .aon.nan raullHl. 10
bs used Ia the erection Of grain
elevators. eald storage plants. In the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-19

peafed at the meeting WAS 20 ge out
Al the eleventh hour. however the
executive board 80 the advisory eains
mitIee prevailed upou Mayor iiuner
90 take the matter up lH an effort &C.
aNoid auch calamity The mayer
appeared az tho meeting at 10 80
ocsaek The situation VAS explain
ca ~ him lie admitted that there
was s Vauee IN thc franchise 81 The
Seattle Electric company which
compelled Il % submit differences
with ia employees 20 arbitration. ard
asked the uHlaH 10 sfaye of the
strike until he aud the eity council
men had "a chance % confer with NJ
Na4rth
The chief executive ~ the city
showed a Surprising interest," VA deal
ms with the situation he made a
bee Hue tof the new FIRE headquM
tiers. where the city ceuneiinen we've
assembled az lts formal aueninF. ana
pres allied upon the city fathers tn
take q gooa hard alsn ~ the seat
Z he Electric company Hnr the fret
time ln the history 81 that baby the
stssssle octopus Waa told % Tee thf
mark ana g. ave up 10 the agei
sion bY witch the last strike was
arhitfaied and g. the clause In itH
ftaHctiee compelling tt 20 submit
difieFeuCgE with its employees % ~
nttfssian The whole stfnailoa AS
discussed Mayor funes rviiefaiNf
what he haA said a few minutes he
for. Il the earHnen's meeting. that
he aiA NOT consider himself a mem
beF ~ the chamber nf commerce
committee which vas banNiiaK tHe
irauaie ard for that feaaa had not
taken action IA she suattstr until r.
aueatsd a. % - by tha advisory
committee. eamroHsd ~ aSiewstsH of
the various unIpns ln the city
Present ~ The meeting verv ccsfn
ciirern FITZPATRICK aEii kiafisf
Nuiisn rsffx Reward itinehaff
and Rude watch nas James va
there sh~s the conference hesan
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-19
DROW NED
LITTLE JIMMY kiLoUFF MET
DEATH IN oREEn LAKE

James Kiidoff. the fi-year-oid son
Of Harry Kuduff who lives On
Greenwood avenue, at the corner 81
Seventy rseaud avenue. was drown 2
81 Al about 2;ib o'clock YeFternas
Afternoon. IN Green Lake.
lie vas cut rowing IN a small
bf.af with another boy and fell over
board.
Tbe hos who vas With YOUNG
Kfiauff uas too frightened 20 rem
De- HE companion any aHaistHht 2.
40 roWad in. leaving him 70 his
fate.
The dead boys father = a switch "
mar on the Northern Pacific Faii-
fo<d.
Deputy Coroner Wiltsie inFestib-
ated the case.
The body Of Tie drowned boy Was
recovered ct O'Clock yesterday
tvsninE. and removed - the mofEne.
Nc inquest VII be held