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Middletown transcript., 1903-07-25
WARWICK

A. V. Lofand returned home We'd
nesday.
Grabbing parties are quite fashionable
these days.
The hay crop in the First District is
extremely short.
Mr.. J. r. FL. Price returned from Phil
adelphia Tuesday.
Miss Anna Beatty, Of North East, is the
guest Of Miss Elsie Marsh.
The Rev. w. D. Litsinger is entertain
ing relatives at the parsonage.
Miss Lynch who has been the guest OF
Miss Elsie Marsh has returned to her
home.
The Senior Christian Endeavor prayer
meeting tomorrow evening at 7.15.
Mrs. Luce and son, of Washington, d.
c., are guests OF Mrs. Elwood Williams.
A number from here went to Tolches-
ter last Wednesday with the Cecilton
SunQay OciloOl.
Workmen have been engaged fixing the
foundation under them. P. Church dur
ing the past week.
Mr.. j. Harry Holden who has been
the guest of his parents during the past
week left for Atlantic City Friday.
Mrs. Uric P. CHM and sister, Miss
Epma L. Yinyard, spent Tuesday with
Mrs. Nina Scott at Townsend, Del.
Mr.. George Merritt and wife, Of Mid
die Neck, were entertained at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. R. B. Merritt last Tues.
day.
Miss Helen Eaton left on Friday for
Farnhurst, Del, where she will be the
guest of Superintendent Blackburn and
family.
Middletown transcript., 1903-07-25
G. A. R. NATIONAL ENcAMPMEsr

From July 31st to August 18th inclu-
sive, round trip tickets to Los Angeles or
San Francisco, CAL, good to return until
October 18th will be sold by the B. & o.
Railroad Company at the low rate of
$66.25 for round trip. Tickets are good
to stop off West OF first Colorado, Wyom-
ing, Texas or Montana point en- route
going and returning and within the State
Of California going and returning.
For full information apply to ticket
agents or write H. A. Miller, T. P. A.,
city ticket Office foot of Market street,
Wilmington, DEL, d. & A. Phone 175S A.
Middletown transcript., 1903-07-25
nIDDIErowr, DEL, July IS, 1908.
SPIRIT OF UNREST

SPIRIT OF UNREST
There has been growing re-
Gently in this country a spirit OF
unrest and a disregard for the
law. There have been many no
table instances, none OF which
are stronger than the lynchining
of White at Greenbank. Then
there is the recent strike OF the
street car men of Richmond,
which required the presence OF
militia men under arms for near
" four weeks to preserve order
These men were receiving 81
cents per hour for a nine hour
day, and they do notse to have
made clear just what their de-
mands or grievances were. For
tunately for the city, Virginia
had "a red-headed Governor, as
the citizens affectionately call
Mr.. Montague, and he decided to
act and did so promptly. Now,
the strike is broken, and the
men are only waiting to receive
their strike benefits before re-
turning to work.
The Evansville episode is also
of recent date and is another in
stance of the prompt action OF a
nervy Governor who maintained
order and upheld the supremacy
of the law.
The most recent case Is not
one of violence or the threat OF
violence, but of an attempt at
silently riding the law OF
the nation and theattempted plac-
ing of trades-union law as super
ior to it. The Public Printer at
Washington removed man, who
was under the classified service,
because he had been expelled
from his local union. The man
appealed to the Civil Service
Commission and to the President,
both of whom sustained the ap-
peal and ordered the man rein
stated. The President quoted
from the reportof the CoalStrike
Commission which was signed
by a labor leader, in the follow
ing words;
"It is adjudged and awarded
that no person shall be refused
employment or in any way dis
crimminated against on account
of membership or non-member-
ship in any labor organization,
and that there shall be no dis
elimination against or interfer-
ence with any employe who is
not a member of any labor or
ganization by members of such
organization"
Mr.. Roosevelt says that he
heartily approved of this report
at the time it was made and still
approves Of it.
In other words, there is no
room for the notion that seems
to have found Judgement in the
minds of many workmen, that
the growth of the union and it's
consequent increase in influence
has by some unknown process,
superseded the law of the land,
and that those whom itplaces out
side its own pale are almost un-
der the ban of the state or nation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-02
GEORGETOWN WANTS
CITY WATER

Ths application Of the Georgetown
Matrr Company for city water WA
considered az length BY the council
couuuifter on fire aud water last
niaht The Georgetown company
has secured franchise from IN,
cp0nty - lay mains and service
pipes IN that town and IL nov seek
mE a iasyeaF contract wtth the cts
fQf 1sdaI river water
There was strenuous objection
made hN several members Of the
cenafnittes 10 contract Cor = longer
tern thar five years, hnd 60 a clause
ia the proposed contract providing
that n Georgetown IL taken into the
City of Seattle az some future time
the city shall buy the mains and
services from the 9eaFEstoWn com.
pans 1T their appraised value. No
agreement was reached last niEhi
and tie proposition will be eonaid.
cred at another meeting Of the com
mittee before a report iu made 10 the
city council
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-02
CITY COUNCIL WAKES UP
ON GARBAGE PROBLEM
Sanhafion Committee Prepares Ordinances for
Regulation of Garbage COiieCfion----Severai
Members Take Stand for Municipal Crem-
afory--- What Grand Rapids Has Done

in favor % the city establishing .
city gfsuatory a. seon AZ possible
10 Wa ssasraiiy conceded that crsm-
alton 10 the only thoroughly san
itaTy and satisfactory manner ~ dis
posAi Of refuse la a city Of seattle
Hi1e.
Aetlen on the crvmatory PROPOSE.
ton. haaassr. Vas deferred until
after the report % the corporation
COMMITTEES. shall be submitted on ths
application Of y. .. Yaw Tor a crsn-
ssary franchise.
Proposed crsrratory Plant
In the frunrniHs applied for by Mr.
Vas 10 install IN the city q CON-
bfn~4 reduction and crenatosy
plant. Il 10 now cont~Fn plated TO In
s@rt a clause providing that the cts
may take charge Of. ewu and con
tfol she plant AZ any time u may acc
Mt, on 1.-THE payment 10 The owner II
its Appraised value. The council
COMMITTEES on corporations vii meet
tonight 10 complete its report or
Yaw'n application
NJ rsW has stated that he 10 will
ING that the amendment providias
Tor the eify's ownership At scene fu-
tars time shall be incorporated IN
the Franchise. He further states tina,
IL granted the franchise. he viii
within a years time. erect the plan,
and install > systematic collection 81
garbage throughout the entire city
lie proposes 10 charge housshntsiers
90 business houses nx~t FHtes for
daily. tFf- weekly or weekly ssrvlcc.
according 20 Districts.
These rates have yet to Be deter
mined Fur dsstfoyiuR the garbage
he viii charge 20 cents per cubic
yard.
In the plant which ne proposes 70
erect. the REFUSE wili be sorted. and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-02

BANGOR. Me April 2.-Mra
Mary DecrinR has cleared up the
mystery surrounding the death Of
her husband on March ie, which at
traeted widespread attention at the
time The woman If an Invalid and
j. dying 90 cancer.
she says her husband came into
the room where she was IN bed after
the physician had said she had only
4 few days % 1--we. ana said he
wanted her "a die. She crawled irpfu
her bed after he had ieft and He-
cured = revolver She was IN terri
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-02

/ TIE part that mar ns converted tnta
salsehis products. segregated. Tbs
sufthisas garbage all then BE- rrsHa-
atsd and tho other manufactures In
10 fertilizers otis. etc
Mr.. raw has demonstrated 10 the
satisfaction ~ the essnmittse. the
feasibility % his plan. and Tor that
reason several Of the esanslifucn ais
iuslstsut IN the demand that the
city either erect such plant % pro-
vide that u may AZ aofns fa,ars tiuns
eva ard centred the ere Shlch raS
proposes 20 Install II ia argued that
II Yaw can make nonsy by the In
ataiiatiuu and operation II such =
plant. the city could do a. well. and
that u r. clearly within the province
Of the city "a collect ard destroy ia
fefps~. a. much as to clean its
streets
A sei.rtiie Opinion
IN. Municipal Journal ana En-
xin@er. publication devoted e.
elustveiy 70 municipal affairs IN the
Tnitsd States. says
Every town and city having =
population % more than 10 .o9e needs
a regularly organised and efhcisnt
earhass collection service under
rleie municipal supervision. o. else
carried on hY the municipality It.
SIT Zach town havihs more than
the ruareat flAkashift ~ garbage eals
lection service. should have some
other means OF mai Disposal than a
prunslscuoua dumping
Continuing the same Journal gives
= com rists dear u rtiau - the munlr-
fpai csefnatorY a. Grand Rspiis.
Mich where the cost - consuming
the entire refuse % the city 10 but e
cents per ton. The eFemstory ~ this
place II owned by the city. and the
% the refuse ~ let uut BY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-02
LOCAL BEEF TRUST
RAISES ITS PRICES
PRICES TO RETAILERS j.:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nREzHzazzESsnnnHzzzsmsss


Tho table at the head OF thls ar
tiele shows that the local packing
house combination. taking advantage
u the withdrawal OF the Eastern
packers from ne Seattle market.
have advanced the price Of meat a.
much az the frame VIII bear
Upon the Withdrawal, 40 days ago.
or the Eastern dealers. the local
Wholesale butchers Immediately
reached an agreement 30 raise the
price - an meats y cent pet pound
The day after the formation Of that
agreement. representative Of an
Eastern house publicly announced
that hia nfm could not re-entef tho
market until the price had been
boosted" az least ! cent
Secure ia the knowledge that they
would have no competition. the local
men forgot such u modest proposal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-02
|DT TINE in THE new
TENDERLOIN DISTRICT
sns Of Red Light Quarter Celebrate the Adjournment OF
Tsnd JHy-crib-houses and Dance Halls Open

p sFiS-hnaasa q the new tender
sssfiet win one exception. we're
ne star predicted. thrown vide
All nisht The temperance
g u The dance halls and variety
@'sfs we're consigned to the ash
~ The back room poker games
- - again. and a. tha men
- l1ssd shirt ard SIS a. at,ol;.
80 again expressed the ease.
o18ed Ike ola times
e ROYAL household IN the
2 ne Sleeping Beauty In
- TIE new tsndeflain was
4. aNaliihs tender salute from
M pe personaKe 10 awake into
49,. sehyity. and this anxiauaiy
- ~. -. -. staal was undoubtedly Riv-
49,. - szs magical. Ths new
4. - tNeka with a F.sft from
Hhieh had been Tast over
=. .as Tand jury ana fnmedi.
~ y affairs where they
three months -aa8.
!. - s.', s'as q men and soVa viait.
Il 7. -. s..ssfset. and ihe Fun vas faat
- .s, ~. until long after tha rest
- va asleep. There waa
|--ass ana disorder galore
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-02
|1VH FATHER
AND LIKE SON

- . Iiicharlsou fIied o. a.
i asairat her husband IN
Faf eourt this morning IN
- allsgsE that he snauraeeu
ssf = Inward in the pern.cl0us
ess. kleklns his mother sbs
h.ssl- tnai she haa been very
| ri =, hstaief b. her husband
ss...s.., ana frequently haa becn
MI Q ieAys home on that ac-
\ e...aafdson says she haa tried
ssydss s,lent ana has fofviven
y 49, and RichafHaan. ir.
Hseks gser again. On lat al
psss ssf she alleges ahe
4 q. : isfeet the past an con.
/ 3 - y house for Richardson
a.,fs promise not - beat her
slisss,..s. protect her from her
'sa'aa o. enforcing astsrnai
s.,s Cancellation however. oh,
se,n ~ simply q biuff 10 gei
q ssts 1911 .aglh q Mrs hard.
- g. superior Judge TaIimar
isss1i =. Restraining sfaar h
~ kirzi,. defendant ana h. aor
iehat b. O beating the pia.9iifl
"''ree suit f. fi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-02
JIM cLARKs RECORD

contract aadsf municipal supsrvis-
ton.
Collections are made from three @
sir times per week. according ~ th-
district from Which the refuse .
taken. The maximum charge thai
may BE- collected IA AIRY district 81
the city is 10 cents ger week fof ms
haunehoidsf and 8 fser week ruf ths
restaurants hotels. rtf.
The Eagle ineinrfHtnr r. ussd. and
all - the garbage. shsthsr q value
far BY products - net. is complete
iY consumed fFufn a. o. ea tons "a
-.--',-,-- s.>,-s.. sssta7 x :szrs. - ..,sl
similar 10 TIRE hauits ~ this section
IL used,
PROM Is tons or garbage. enc tar
- ashes u derived These ashes
hays been found 20 b. yNiuahis a. 4
Fertilizer and are Huid 90 the farm
efu Twins near the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-02
ROBBER
ARRESTED

me police received telegram
from Sacramento. Cal. to-day adj
vlsinS them Of The arrest IN that citg
% Eugene nAncks. alias =. Forfvp;.
who y wanted ~ this city for rob
berry Hs is supposed 10 be one Of
ne hishwafinen who held up and
robbed numsroua cisirena at 0sccn
Lake ard In other parts Of the city.
lost winter
An officer Will be cent O. Cali
foruia 70 bring the man back for
trial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-02

keeping the police on the jump. and
a shooting ARRAY IN which four men
were wounded. suiivsued the late
game players.
The only crib house under the ban
last night vas the Little Paris
AT the corner Of ETfth avenue south
and jackson street. This house "
~ feet north u the new dead iine.
and chief sullivan has decided not
% allow IL 70 run. Lac uiEnt The
house was allied with women. but
shortly after 20 o'clock Police Ser
geant stuart and Detective Hub
bard. acting on orders from Chief
sullivan. raided II and drove all the
women out Of doors.
The woman who conducted The
place was inclined e. resist the offi-
GERS AZ first. but was finally forced
10 open every room IN the house 20
that a thorough inspection could be
made.
only a few women we're IN the no
torlous ground floor Midway crib
house last night but al Its "a rooms
are expected trs~bs hiied tonight
None u the parior houses we're op-
ened. and chief Sullivan announces
hts intention 90 keep these resorts,
which Wers in the old tsndefioin.
closed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-02
TO SEPARATE CITY
FROM COUNTY

Al ihe meeting ~ tbs Seattle
Chamber 81 Commerce yesterday AZ
tsfnanH resolutions we're passed 60
consider the proposition 60 separate
the rits ~ Seattle from klnH county
ard form the city and county % -
afsle Tie committees on municipal
and on county Affairs we're Instruct
81 70 look the matter up
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-02
TO MOVE SLAUGHTER
HOUSE LIMITS
RspFlvssatatlvos q the nsaeon ni

Representative q the nsscon nni
Improvement Ciuh psere hsfare ths
cognkN committee on health and
ranitAtinn last night g. ufHe a Ca
Faf abe recommendation to ths
cnuuaH - = hiii lnfHasiaHsd 81 the
last suaHeH meeting fi4luE use
slaughter house limits Tie beet
>-,-.s,>~ -sss-~, $780, -
fiat siaaM hteF house - move Que Oh
thv north end ~ asu fakr NJ
actisn Nas taken y the committee
The committee also considered the
rropee.tiea o. recommends % che
ceunetf the passage q an ordinances
a. paY he members u fha board III
haiti = fa8uthiy SALARY % either -
~ ssz but no action waa taken
Heretofore the mHfulsnFa 20 tbs
hanrf 81 health have served the cit5
p4tpat pay
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-02

The Black naii timer Dolphin ar.
rived from southeastern Alaska this
morning after q quick trim u thfes
naTs and N hours are nrunant -
/ Passengers. two uf whom. G. Jaen
son and Mrs. NJ +. spores, we're
from Dawson. They report the tran
to Dawson 60 be IN good condition,
having made the trip from that city
% White Horse in four days. L
hours
The Dolphin brought a report from
Hampart via Ha wsun. 10 the effect
that two men we're frozen 20 death
In Tauana stampede. q. v. Gro
busier q mail carrier Tor the North.
ern Commercial Company, arrived
a. HampaFt January NJ from Fort
gtbhan At the mouth ~ the Tanaua
and brought the news % that point.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-02
NOME NOW HAS 4
NEW RACE TRACK

NOME. Jan. IL Especial Cafrr-
spondsuea H. Nome a. iAni has a
genuine rncs TRACK. Not q track 30
snake river. as uaa first attempted
~ the outdoor Pleasure club. but
ome on lssFinE sea ice. uppasits Aea.
uon and authsriand'M stufvh0aHs.
The track was finished last Mon
day. the sBsx BEING scrspsd eff sed
water POURED In the defects II the
ice IN order 70 make a perfect SUE
face. 10 l. about ~ feet NiHs and
coo yards IN efrrsimfrrxnre
Thr club sxn#ctp 60 organise a
series of fanss during the fins
weather IN ths latter part q winter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-02

lie reported that third man whose
feet had beer severely frgHrn waa
taken e. FaFf Gibbou BY Jack Ftfgs
and his feet anrutated The names
81 none OF the unfuri innate we're Civ.
en-.
Deputy Marshal Shook returned a.
skAxway March p from Kntthikau
ln charge Of Francis McrWin Hum.
hauEh and Myrtle Harry. me
couple we're arrested AZ the instiEa
ton ~ Mrs. HumbauRh. who recent.
- came all the way from her home
IN Oregon. where she has Ave chill.
dreu. 20 have her husband arrested
She charges him wia riopinK win
Myrtle Barry.
The couple have been lodged IN
jail ~ Skagway pending the April
session u the grand jury at that
city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-02

s--A-ss a the city council haNs
,<.s.s-s 4 last 20 he n@ed ~
rs-'r..z. rsxulatlon q the eolisc-
- - erfilng Of xzrbAEs- Tbs
nanaa mmlftee on health and
estasAz 4s1 night decided To rec
rrzs.& = ~ council tire FsssssAEe
| Z ~ x1anxares irnpastag dfasiie
|<1tkrs an ths collection and dis
-. 4 rsfase along the lines sus-
| sx<s - ~ star.
r. & - ns-.ssufe~ proxifea foT
h irrzzlnx q scasenEsrs fhe
|scasee speaiaes the kinds ~
Na<x shaf nsay b. used in eaTtins
| t1s rsfass Il requires that they
~ }. covered. and where other
" ~ matter IA removed. must
RAJ llnsa and wafer light
y s.eonA ordinance Specially
rs1.=z fx TIE manner q handling
~ szzzszIa dad fan. oFai. shells
= As ssfas~. Such garbage shall
) NJ n water tight cloac4 metal
.s1szsies and removed IN wagons
~ - klnt already described IL
az1r gFsvifss that such matter
a - b famped on lard or In
~ ss;Aln two miles q the city
"a nj that n converted into fer
~ . ether commercial products
- : szn1ied - a. not 20 become
: n1lr kuisanre. and In a manner
a ntnrsx the destruction % any
ska< xrreus
: Fss<aiss " either OF the or1tn-
~s = - ussf~ a r1isfeFneaEar.
= nxsiRum penalty q q tieo
~ = lays IN jail. Or both such
= nj lnpFisonr1ent.
lA1sx ne consideration 81 the
~ zass1 ordlnancss Last niaht
e ssiisr u a city crematorY was
sHsff 70 again ard again. Sew
~ asnhsFs Of the committee are
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-02
WAD 0E TIE
w MI VI TIE
BIG ROADS

NASHVILLE, Tenn. April AIN
the second days' hearing 81 the
Southern Pacific Injunction agplica-
ton tns defense continued it arRu-
msnta and denied that the Union
pacife owned a majority 81 the
southern Pacific stock. but aeknow-
led gvd that % controlled $50 900 600
worth II declared that there 10 no
proof a. show that the transfer Of
tha s.ssssfsi Pa SIC a. taa Union Pa
cifc Uas ever contemplated by any
OF the dfffef0fa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-02
BANDITS
SECURELY
SHAcKLED

KANSAS CITY. April s.~cbiofxssf
Police Ats u Houston. started a@s
Texas today with Pearl Hubbard
and Esmef Owens thu famous ban
dts and jail breakers whose last
exploit va 20 escape from the Cen
trial pfsilee station here. They have
long record u similar breaks. T'hr
bandits Nnrs double wrist and nnkl 10
sharkiea and their neekH were con
neoted hY chains Tor the Journey.
ANS also attached himself 70 them
with = dnubia fNs.fanf chain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-02
MONEY ron
THE MOTHER

SOUTH BEND. Wn., April a.
Hamilton ~ the Aberdeen
sntiorH' Union. arrived here last
-------- i-a=--- - --..-.---- -
Eghoft the funeral benefits of SO
dBa Alfred Erickson. the sailor who
was drowned here Sunday morning.
Captaln HalmgrCn Of the Encore also
paid over about $40 Tor wages due
thc dead sailor The whole amount
was forwarded 10 the collector OF
customa al Port Townsend 10 await
The demand Of his mother, who re-
sides Ia sweden.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-02

a franchise IN Seattle 10 eonner.
with the West Seattle line which
he proposes 10 build. alsn faf llu
on Massachusetts and other street
ia the southern part OF Tho city.
Several members or the commit
have shown "A deposition 10 dHH
action on the applications eff m
NoyoH, and u II doubtful II the mai.
ter VIII be settled tonight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-02

as y cent advance. and yesterday
raised the price ] cent
They deny that this VIII cause a
change Of price 10 che consumer.
but knowing by past experience that
q merchant r. apt 10 retain his ratio
Of profit 60 the cost Of HE wares,
the public IL Inclined 20 skepticisrn.
A raise Of cent IN the cost 10 the
retail dealer will probably produce
an advance 81 10 10 20 per cent. ln
the cost to the consumer.
The prices 20 the consumer today
are Beef. Izhe t. zoe per ID. veal.
1--WE "a zoe. mutton. izAe 10 lie.
pork. tzl4c 10 1sc.
Assuming an average advance 81
20 per cent. the price Of meats Ia
the future will be as follows. Beef,
1tMc 20 z3c Veal. itikc to 2ae. NUT
ton. lthe 20 i7Ac; pork. i4he 20
20 7-ioo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-02
FELL FROM
A BALLOON

nuDAPERT. April deputy Ru-
blk. former deputy from OrKosry.
with two others. assembled In d nsW
style balloon this morning and pro-
eesdrd short distance when a
squat overlook them The balloon
1olllded with factory chimney.
and OrEoExy jumped. sustaining IA
tai injuries THE others chung t.
the car. which Ia falling struck the
earth with terrific force. Both men
we're seriously hurt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-02

Thought Al the time that Mclaughlin
cut the raat
The proprietor and hartendern of
the .. X saloon SOY that MCAuley
and the men he shot had never had
trouble IN the place before. ana that
McAuieY had never been injured in
the place.
hcAuisY hdhorsa 60 hia statement
thai he had been badly treated
there.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-02
RAILROAD
ON YUKON
Work is Commenced on Line 20
Tap Coal Mines

StfAGWAY March = Especial
carfsspef D Work has BEEN
commenced 81 uhwaau men ou q
fAlifaad between ths Yukon river
and Coal creek. below Purity mile
cone ffuettan uf thr read VIII entail
the Expenditure Of liaa eea The road
VII - ready fpr uperftiou BY AuEs
uaf ~ Tie tics are 1sius cut A
HaNusiil will be- cent % tlte vicinity ~
toe route % the camp from Dawson
atthin . few days. % b. uHcf in
HrftinH qua tifhbeFH faf the rad one
hundred and fsfty 20 zoQ men sill be-
engaged ga the construction. The
road Vii BE- ~ miles long and Wili
run from The coal mines 20 the bank
- the fukap The contract has been
let Ter the HsllsEfy 81 all the road
equipment az the river terminus
five miles hsleW Forty BY July
~ b. fhs white Pass. Rails tee
cars. engines and all are to b. there
BY that tiuse
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-02
OINLuOIN 4 ~|1fNf\IST/L- ID
CAPTURED IN ALASKA

took M the chase and kept up the
search FOR the fugitive until he can
tufed him. Lake WIS in the ahari
or 8 mine on DvpElns island when
sheriff linville found him M.
shnfin started down into the M IS
aftor man he believed 20 De a flrg
perate criminal
lie expected he would have u eight
10 take him But when Lake saw
the sherin N almost tainted auJ
walked out ~ the mine. prisoner
az meckiy as q inmb.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-02
SEN. SIMON
STILL SORE

PORTLAND. or. April 2 Former
United states Senator simon. again
attacks President Roosevelt Ch1rE
ing him with bad faith and the viola
tl9u ~ pledges. lie SAYS the prtsi-
dent "a doing small politics and A.
now tying 20 equirm cut Of a bad
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