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The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-03-25

and his illness is said to be due to physical taxation. At late hour last night Mir. Nave was resting well. although he had not in the least recovered from his morning at- teck. Insurance Commissioner Ned R. McDavid spent yesterday in Birmingham. Mir. E. M. Butt of Augusta Ga, spent Monday in the city. Mfr. John W. Ely of Columbus, O.. was in the city yesterday. Mir. w.-w.-Reding of Evansville. Ind, is fir town.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-03-25
A Denial Entered.

Chicago, March PA member of the bank ing house which controls in large part the financial operations of the United States Steel Corporation authorizes an unqualified denial of the report that 1t Is the purpose of the cor poration named to purchase the Jones and Laughlin properties
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-03-25
New Railroad Gets Charter.

Guthrie Ock., March :4-A charter was granted today to the Mountain Park, Texas and Northwestern Railway Com pany. capital $4,OOOOOO, to build a line 200 miles long from a point on Red River in Comanche County to the northern boundary of Oklahoma in Woodward County. The incorporators are Oklahoma men.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-03-25

which resulted in the death of Hoffman, Curly and Kenneth Woodland and the ar rest of John Young, Verro Carni and a man named Keiffer of Clayton, N. M., charged with the shooting The trouble Is said to have been caused by a woman.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-03-25
TO CRUSH REBELLION.

Ielaya Says Sufficient Force is En
 Route. Panama, March 24.-The following cable message has been received from Nicara- qua:
 " Campo oe Marte. March 24 Public order has been disturbed in the department of Chontales. but the government has sent sufficient force to crush the movement Peace relgns throughout the rest of the republic.
 "Zelaya"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-03-25
NewC in Brief.

THE following appointments were announced yesterday from the State Executive Depart ment; J. V. Harrell Constable. Cullman John W. Victory. Constable, Culman; Edwin R. Delchamp, Justice of the Peace, Mobile; J. T. Clark. Notary Public Lamar County: Mattie Burghard. Notary Public, Geneva: William J. Whitley, Justice of the Peace, Fayette County.
 THE Montgomery Fire Department at o'clock yesterday morning answered a call to the res idence of Louis Bloch. IS Alabama Street. The fire was in the roof of the house, which is owned by Mrs. c. A. Lomax and was ex- tingushed before much damage was done. COMMITMENTS in the Montgomery County Jail yesterday were follows: Anderson Mason. assault and battery. order County Court; Henry Dansey, assault to murder, order Justice George Smith. .u MARRIAGE license was issued yesterday by Judge J. B. Gaston of the Probate Court of Montgomery County to Walter Shirley and Valley Shirley.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-03-25
ZelaYa Buys Cruiser.

Panama, March 24--Chilean papers just received here contain announcement of the recent sale of the Chilean cruiser Presidente Pinto to an agent of Presi- dent Zelaya of Nicaragua.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-03-25
Duel at a Dance

Dallas. Tex, March PA special to The News from Tucumcari, N. M, 200 miles north of Fl Paso gives meagre details of pistol duel in a dance hall.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-03-25
nnid rnansit,s Third Birthday.

New York. March 24.-Today marks the third anniversary of the beginning of work on the Rapid Transit subway. Contractor John B. Mcdonald asserts that the fight for trains to
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-03-25

Palermo, March 24-The United States cruiser Albany has arrived from Algiers.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-03-25

Colonel willis Brewer of Haynevilie came to Montgomery yesterday from his farm, "The Csdars." in Montgomery County which he some time ago purchased from Hon. Warren Reese. He spent the day in Montgomery and will return to HaynevilIe this morning.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-03-25

Mr. J. H. Fleetwood. Auditor of the Birm-
 ingham and Atlantic Railroad. with head quarters at TallAdega was in Montgomery : yesterday. While here Mir Fleetwod was fir
 conference with the State Board of Assess
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-09

etalH. Kiidun WIS retained To work
uu "a sentiment for the slate among
the men lie was given 80 efal
days on viii fun pay fgT that puf-
pose.
when the meeting came around.
he went tn aud helped 60 smash the
SLATE. which be said hs had expected
IL do an the time.
Milholluud and shfncr vas 80
iueeufcd at his action that they
Jumped him about II few days
later and wound up By Haaauiiing
him Fof this they were arrested
ard Miihaiiand Wua fined. Shortly
hffrfWHrd Ktlnun vas discharged
n pan the service Of the company for
4inHoleuce 10 "a superior" his RE-
marks a. the inspectors iu his alter
cation with them being the matter
referred to
George Hehniron stated that he
vas vice president ~ the union ur-
aati4fd iHHI year lie said thai Lee
hhifnrr. HON be described as
smooth article was Ver9 active iu
the union. apparently trying 10 win
tie confidence 81 the men. After
kilaun exploded the slate az dea-
erihrd. charges were mado IN the
union against shifuer and Milhol-
land
Tho assault upon KHdun b. Mil-
HOLLAND WAS made the basis faf the
expulsion Of tho latter from the
union. Shifnef then worked active
- Tor the admittance Of Miihoilnnd
into the uH4@H- p fIfs was accom-
pllfhed ana was au active factor In
the destruction 81 the organization.
Secretary Campbell also worked hard
fuf Mihoiiaud. Campbell n one Of
TIE men Who went to Tacoma 20
work
Bennirou testified that he was
dis hArEed IN December for running
into wagon. During the late strike
he wus offered reinstatement While
he NaH out. he asked Superintendent
ksmfsster for letter 81 Faeom-
uendsiion. The latter gave H. bot
told beunison that he was making
Is mistake - bis activity a. labor
aEftator
Dsnnison said that nearly every
man who uas active In the union 81
last year wHs discharged noon ar
ter his prominence became mark
Cd. he sdded
Lee shifasr told me once that
tie company would keep this up
uHtH every damn man was fired"
J. W Palmer testified that he was
discharged late in May 1909. lie
Vas conductor The day before
he iosi Bis piac. he made talk 60
another emplgye urging him To Join
The union. and accuHed him ~ being
ak kneFd hcrauE~ be haH4tafAl
= = ~ . 80 - :, - -
nisou that he was discharged be-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-09
STREET CAR EMPLOYEES
BEFORE ARBITRATI TON BOARD
TELL SENSATIONAL STORY
Their Testimony Shows That Electric Company
Made Systematic Efforts 10 Break Up All
Unions Formed Among 1iIe Men--SeCOHd
Days Session

cause ~ m alteration with a pas
ssuRef o. week before
~ Horton stated thar he waf dis
charged in June 1909. Al that time
be- Was financial secretary N the
union. The oEtsnaihie ground 0f
his discharge WIS au accident ST.
pefintendcnt Kempstsr refused 70
give hin q hearing
J.E. West told Of hlH opposition %
ths reinstatement Of MlhQllAnd in
the old union lie WIS called ~ By
Superintendent kempater and re-
proved Tor 1aEitating
lie promised 90 keep biz mouth
shut Mr. West said he had not
been working since The strike as
his run WAS taken by Hsub,'
Iu answer To "a question by Mr.
Powell the witness said that MEM
befs 81 the union employed no means
to get others into the union, except
argument
IS. ". Mccoy. president 81 the ex-
listing union. told Of "a e9nrfTh attou
which he had last year Win In
speetof RiVefman. who told him that
h. vas too aafive lu the union, and
that he had better cut u out" A.
a matter 81 discretion Mr. Mccoy
practically cut II out lie short
- afterward withdrew from the
union a question as % james
seaman led him 20 describe that
individual 90 the worst type Of a
spottsr" said Sir Mccoy.
Jimmy scanion was always If
every meeting OF the union. He
could always get of 10 attend. no
matter what night % aas
Mccoy said az first that man
who came out during the strike. but
refused 10 join the union H. regard
ed as a ncab. but aided that the
prejudice Of the union men b. d.
rected particularly against the men
VINO worked durinEsthe strike. They
object 20 working with the latter.
but he had himself worked since
the strike with "A uun-uuion man
who came out with the strikers.
J. Il. McGfili. a griHman Ga the
Madison liue. stated that the night
before the strike he Was summoned
Go the general once Of the company.
He vas called up by TELEPHONE and
told 70 go and see Inspector River
man at the Madison street power
house.
Rlyermnn wanted him 70 attend
the meeting Of the prospective str ~
era a. a representative Of the COM
pauy and une his influence 10 pre-
vent action hostile 10 the corpora
ton AcGiil refused.
The members Of the board an
unuueed that they did not care to
hear any more from the n~n ON
that subject. and would hear from
49,, 4....s.,.tSs..s >. - :. = ~ - ~
clock ana an adjournment was
taken until ! 80 o'clock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-09
CONFESSES MURDER
DONE YEARS AGO
nss q cslIAengR ALIAS HOLMES DREAMS DOWN WHEN
FACED BY OFFICERS FROM mAssAcHusETTs

sfanon. fsa8iasfs@r's efotasr-tsa - -
uas shot 10 death Gallagher sept
, IN the next room. After shooting
NJ Mahon Gallagher shot his wife N
the face. but only slightly wounded
her Then the murderer s@eaped
Gallagher and Ms wife had ssps-
rated. ard Gallagher believed tissti
her brother had been the cause q
The eatranxemsnt. On the night ~
the murder Gallagher says that he
broke into his own room By the rear
door. and went FIRST 10 the room oc-
occupied bY Mcmahon. RE pulled
down the bed clothing and hred two
shots into McMahous abdomen,
causing almost instant death,
Shot His wife
Mrs. Gallagher. hearing the shots
entered the room. and was nhot
down BY her husband as she entered
the doorway.
Gallagher was indicted By a grand
jury and e reward q 500 offered Tor
nix arrest.
IL Wa. traced to Boston but there
tie traA uaa iast. GALLAGHER says
that he enlisted In the regular army
and served for two Years lie wee
dice hareea az 81. Michael. Alaska.
aud stayed IN that country for a
short time. after which he came 70
Seattle tie has been in Seattle for
about q year He WAS last employed
a. bartender In Warrington
street saloon.
Before he became a fugitive from
Justice. gaiiag hsr Was a street car
motorinag His wife and four chill
dren are attn living az Taunton.
Detective Hodges vii 20 to oiYm-
pla today to secure the necessary
fnqulaition papers 10 take his pfiH-
0ner out of1he state,
Attorney j. l.. Crotty ~ crotty
a Allison. has been retained b. Gal
iaghcr. but q 10 not thought that any
aght will be made against the eS-
tradition
The arrest 81 Gallagher after he
had been a fugitive for four years.
might be considered strange By a
great many people. The circular
Offering the reward FOR his arrest
had been at the police station for
three years before the arrest was
made II is thought that Gallagher
was informed against BY some one
whom he thought 10 be friend. in
other words. was given up by y
police stool pigeon"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-09

.sisa Z. GaiiazheT. y fia NaF 81 =
sstsd h Seattle three weeks $50 b
- reilee fCr 4 murder committed
I TAUNTON. Mass. four years asc.
rs narnlng broke doNu and con
hsa@d the crime. BE will BE- taken
ssk . the scsns % the murder.
rtsT n ali probability he VII pay
- bzslzlty o. his crime IN the cleo
xle etAir.
whea facse BY Alfred n Hodges.
4 ne Massachusetts, district police.
4 he city jnil thiH morning. CAL
Asssf a. FIRST denied that he vas
Ne mar wanted for the murder 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-09
VICTORIA FACES
4 COAL FAMINE
Supply Ass ef tie Strike Almost Exhausted Sent
se~aa % &cxs Fuel for Domestic Use

! tT7a.s rssS,,;.s on hard waa 40 90 tons
szAeas CT. .s..Yiss took riars. bat thls
1s.a ess.: ss.aNn ON - heavily By the
G..a..su Pacific railway and other
lines that t. IL nov bscormiug en-
hausfsd
The Nansimo fninea are being
taxed % the iirnit and - there are
three ships ard two steamers to b.
loaded there the Whole output Will
b diverted 20 the bankers % thss~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-09
WINK OUT IN
NEW ORLEANS

NEW ORLEANS. April "a
rrsais has been reached In the ishof
situation Az iouRshofemeu. white
AnN black have announced walk.
cot A mass meeting Of all labor
Interests connected with cotton ship
ufrg " - y. h@tA tonight IL " Al
most certain that ali ~tii strike. This
win involve se9e men. Commerce
GA the xhArves IL paralYEsd and BY
iosuerrew every ship Ia port vii be
heirlaas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-09
STRIKE IS
SETTLED
mkcNinIsrs At moRsNs NOW
WORKING NINE HOURS

The strike u the Moran bros ma
rhinista r. A. an end and for fhe first
time IN many weeks unign uan are
on the machines IN the big ahofas
II was ga February e that the
members ~ the Maehinists union
wha were employed at tho ship
building plant decided % a. on erlke
Tor a niDe-buur day. and from that
day not a blow has besu struck by
atiun unau in tins eatab fshmaut.
When seen today with reference 20
the settlement 3 4, Craft. president
u the union. said
Yes. We hsHe come 20 an arHioh BILE
agreement with Moran Bros. and
W hile ! Do not care 70 say what thu
exact terms Here atiu you may use
ths information What the union is
perfectly satisfied We are today
working only nine hours nt the same
u ages a. when ten hours WIS n
days work Tho settlement of cur
difficulty. ~ course r. entirely apart
from the strikes ~ the rnoldefH and
the boiirrnskerp. who have been out
for some time 1ns fhres strikes
ueare entirely separate affairs"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-09
WILL. GROW JAPANESE
OYSTERS ON THE SOUND
sglLlNoHAm BAY OYSTER COMPANY SACKS AND
Is BARRELS FROM HARAsHmA FOR SEED

-Four hundred sacks and 20 barrels
Of Japanese oysters were part Of the
cargo brought BY the Nippon 1usen
KaiahaH kk Maru. which arrived
Yesterday from the orient W. G..
Wilcox Of the Heilngham Bay
oyster Company OF Whatcom. Inn
parted them and viii plant them on
ne 100 acres Of oyster beds owned
rs his company on the hamanish
This win be the first attempt to
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-09

p,l,i. Mgnn.. April a de-
tsver 81 the United states
t.ms~ Great Northern
.ss.u PACIFIC mergef csse was
!, neon b iudge sanh0rn ot
Tri,.A states district eostl
- ...,s,,a.,t thai shc combination
- .s-.at Nefthaes aud Northern
q ~ s,e..ks i in restraint 90
fsssaN 80 srb,lms the Northern Sc
assss g..rrsAay ffum voting the
eAtss's = ,ifs<f esmpanNs and the
t,esH - ~ scads frum ailoNiuk
en-. - $3.50 Sexuritiss Company
- - A vats thslr stock ot pay
s.a.-,ls 10 ths Northern Securities
e - ~es4hsfn Paeinc and Great
xsssssen stccss San BE- returned 10
.,selssss holders
, ~ - aecnien the Ereatest rail-
~ msrgef a. the Mefft = COM
ss.ssit knockea est The decision l.
= most seespihE ever aimed At
,nhsasgions OF so-callcd trusts,
- decisicn vas unanimously
saeafrrsl IA hy all tne Judges. san 8
>seater J~lks Ehayrr wrote the
-. CALDWELL rhayer aud Van
eefee.
sssx@ sanhofn Ia stating the coH=
S.slon cf the court. rwat0uted TIRE
ssssry 81 the merger tie said the
,~sass 81 stack acquired ssas tiet =
=. the par value ~ Which. pur=
s.ssea a tE1a PEI share. tucfea sd
- eenl<A indebtedness If the nsu
'ewsany 70 SECS. zee noo This stock
l.ssa1sa AN 81 TIRE Nuriluztan route
s.rekazed " the Northern Pacific
= Great Northern acting III CON
Ss<sssa. A single owner asH formed
! - Northern Securities Company
sek 4 capital stock ~ ftaa efsa lsia.
H rreswrt ne Securities Company
SIS = yer cent % the Northern
assf4e stcek. ana Is per cent % the
*sst Sorthern stock. fhif de-
eseysa every motive completely.
~ nust conclude. runs tAr de.
sssen. that tAase who conceived
ssa fxscutrd It's plan intended.
srsnx vthsr things. 20 accomplish
49, ekfeess
NJ aseision then describes The
aerman antitrust act, updsr which
~ IS S. s..SA ~. ~ az. .s.i..Ss.s.s,.s.
zzss sf~fF sssfffsassf rr-ffsfa .sfstsfsf7 ga
= tarn q a trust or othaeNise or
ansqfracy IN restraint q trade
= eomueree among the several
ass wffh fnrwIKn nations Such a
ssksaAtirn as railway merger
u farsae@n, hence the use Of the
sssA @cthertNise
Cd this word hangs the whole Dc
xan % the court. Cnmpetifiou
9fi rot be more effncsualiY re-
<4Assi than u row a hY fhis com.
sNssses. says the decision. even
txs rualis we're operated under
- Aa-sry. and fcT .his reason tire
xsrssrn Securities Company comes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-09
RAILROAD
MERGER
UNLAWFUL

! under the jurisdiction 81 the sher-
man antitrust law The state 81
New Jersey issued the gheffrr Nlth
the understanding that the Northern
Securities Company should net set
AZ defiance the laws 81 conefesa.
The suggestion that the decision
against the Securities Company
would tend o. Interfere With the
constitutional riahtH ~ hufiug and
aeillug is waived hN Judges As being
worthy 81 little consideration
The contention that the Securities
Company can come under the iuris-
dictlou u the anustFust hi1 Ton the
reason that V held a naaiorltt "a the
Etock of two railways before the hil
aas flied b. characterized a. absurd
THO Judges will esther affirm nor
deny that the combination tn n
broad seusr N beneficial ~ the pub
iir rather Than harmful or that the
motives inspiring the combination
sere audAhlc or sSflsh. af that the
organizers did not eater into a com-
hiustlan 10 protect the immense in-
tervstH committed q their chafgr. OF
that thu combination was an initial
step bi sfupetdnus designs which "
conceived would h. % iasaIImAhir
value to the ccmmuui lies
These are chaFae8e I'D - auva-
tions ~ public policy which eeuEfesN
mnwi determine TIE sole question
was whether the antitrust aef had
been violated. and shr reria - the
Judges wak lu the affirmative
NEW YORK. April s-Sevs ~
the adverse decistHn In the suFtheru
securities r4Hs reached Wall street
AZ g. - o'tiuck this aftefunaa
Northern Securities Company stock
bFoke from tieS 10 tia1 ~ .isucg e
support vas notiead at this point 20
prevent total deniorsi iiaa tlun.
Tho news same as curuptets sur
Prise 10 the street The street *
poets the ease viii b. tskeu % the
supreme saurt. hence there 'kas no
later disposition to throw tbs securi-
ties overheard
NEW Y0nlg April "a member
% the firm % >. 7 Morgan 4 Co,
uho g. also counsel Tor t1nnKh. DO
elined thfa aftsFmnun 20 discuss the
Nassfhasss eaesfetftsa Az-Lsiasg5 4gattl
49,. 80 ~ 80 .. =, 49,.
: = d
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-09

vessels. Agents - punamuifs' ssni
the tug Eadis to seattle this Morn.
Ing to sudraFur 70 get itoslyu coal
The cgmaN supply Il sttIi steady bat
ls not suited Ius domestic purposes.
only for strAmtmg
Some attempt may b. MADE 70 set
CruNa Meet aoal IN bat u via y
sofl4s usskH before the mines there
viii b. producing suffictsut for
shipgnnuf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-09
CHILD KILLED
By A TRAIN

LEH. Utah. April - Little Violet
patafleld was Instantly killed here
this morning by an oregon snort
Line passenger train. Han q dozen
school children narrowly eHeap"a
death. They were going 20 school
ana becoming frightened by bhhd
8f horses the children took refuge on
the railroad grade In 'front.' OF the
advancing train. All the Othera
rolled down the etHbankment and
were practically unhurt Just az the
train struck the Potsfield girl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-09

grow japanese oysters on Puget
sound. The oysters came from
ilrashima. which II famed through
out the Orisnt for the excellent ria.
vor Of its biXaiVeH.
Mr. WILCOX yesterday stated that
probably third ~ the oysters
would be found dead from their long
voyage OF 20 days across the Pacific.
but that he believed enough had
survived TO render HIS experiment
possible.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-09
HOBSON
COMING
Naval Here viii vl.l, s.snl. on
Lecture Teur

Naval Here Will Visit s.s,sl. on =
LsetgFs Tevr
Seattle viii entertain a distin-
Ea.Hhsd visitor thls sv~sk IN the
person - Captain Richmond Peer
sou Hohson. Who 10 now On q Lecture
tour covering nsafiy every state 10
the Union.
Captain Hoh#on viii talk upon =
variety % subjects concerning the
navy and the position Of the United
states among the world paw ers. The
lecture will be given at the GRAND
npsfa house. Tuesday night. hprll
~ II all be Cnptsin H8hsun's only
public appearance M seeuis.
Captain Hobsan hks achieved fame
not alone through his heroic deed At
RantisEo. but also through hIs
pemehAnt for kissing
Prom this city he will GO 20 Ia
cema. Port Townsend and Whatcon,
returning - Seattle Saturday.
The officers % tlSe navy yard are
preparing 90 RiNs a reception IN his
homer. Saturday afternoon, In the
pAfiors OF the Rainier Grand.
Captain Hohaon IL accompanied by
Eugene Pond. son ~ the famous
iyceum manager. Meior J ~ Pond
DURING their visit here they will 10
the guests 81 Mr.. and Mrs, A. J.
blsthsn. ".
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-09
CHAMBERLAIN
Will VISIT
AMERICA

MANCHESTER. England. April ,.
"a dispatch today says thai Score
tafy Chamberlain has given AEibaAs
sssaiar s-haasr - understand that he
irtsuae 10 Wait America next fall
Dc desires his visit 90 BE- Informal
ami % b viswsd in = purify do
alL..alle uEhl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-09
MS THE COUNTY

DE LYnSh has Med . damage
nA sxzfnst tfe county for s. 90 IN
y farsrior court. lie alleges that
s4is sznplnyed ct the county hos
~ frw months aEo he f~i over
glp~, Which lay between the din-
q roasn and store room q that In
er.faa. As a result - th< lnlurisa
uxzszs6 at thsf time. iyuah al
szs thAf ore II bis legs has been
gesmanemsiy shortened.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-09
PLAN MOT. -. :.
FAVORED
COUNCIL OPPOSED TO VhcAT
INC STREETS FOR WATER
WAY COMPANY.

The council committee on atfeets'
in session this afternoon, ~ eonsla-
erinR the petition Of the Seattle q
Take Washington Waterway com,
papy for the vacation Of parth OF
Tenth. Eleventh. Twelfth and othei
streets in the southern part OF IN
city on the lire Of ltH canal now IN
fsbrso bf construction. ~ u very
doubtful. however. that any action
wili be- decided upon. The commit
tee il inclined 20 do nothing IN re
card 10 the vacation Of the sifeets
until the Injunction suit nAtit'it ,..i
s.gainst the waterway company py
the city r. heard IN the suPsii'
court. ...s.,..,t
Tbo city is seoklng a permeqehi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-09
ARE HOEIHG
4 HARD now

LONDON. April e-Ths four Yer.
onieA ssamsn Nsa have been held
sinea January and y no are charged
atfh piracy and mutiny we're today
committed for trial at tbs next as
sisss On charges OF murder. arson
ard conspiracy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-09
MUNICIPAL.
OWNERSHIP

spiifNoFfEtp. m. April The
s.syate today TanSed the Mueller
o~rsfahip hni b vote - ~ b
one II T. an euatilaE act b which
rhiraHn can n.n anl operate stfrst
eag lines The recent municipal
elrrfinn in Chicago - here TIE refer
,s.' - =. s'.:'. - >. -'.'S+ !. =
rrffatn that the eitY Ntil eventually
Operate ita own rzGways
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-09
FORAGE FOR ALASKA

Mailer HinEham Yesterday adxsF-
tised Tor bids Tor furnishing Attz 90
pounds - barley corn. hay oats md
straw 90 be shipped u the military
pasis In AiasEa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-09

VICTORIA. a. e. April - ca.''
famine b Threatened here oviHE -
the close down Of the Extension
mines. THE price was advanced 80
cents a ton yesterday and dealsrs
believe that IN n short tins they
will D. unable to secure any for
local use
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-09
STRIKE IN
HOLLAND

ROTTERDAM. Holland. April ..
Soldiers are guarding ~ offices of
tsesr.-1.ss rs ssotfH fion companies today
They fired upon issg tka1a who
refused Go leave the picket line. uHs
WaH Killed
ROTTERDAM. Holland. April g.
Ninety -four per cent. ~ the employ
- OF the Dutch Railway com panY.
nave offered to- resume work. only
thr HWitghUen ate standing out
The eaftrfh and iron workers refuse
To iuin and the chances Of general
strike are no longer probable.