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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-11-03
HONOLULU IRON WORKS

Improved and Modern SUGAR MA.
cHlNERY Of every capacity and de-
scrlption made to order. Boiler work
and RlVETEp PIPES for irrigation
purposes a speciality. Particular atten.
tion paid to JOB WORK, and repairs
executed at shortest notice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-19

The stars prediction made August
Is 81 the present year. that n CON-
hlnstlon. IN not actual coueolida-
ton % senttle'a rival gas cumpan-
lee would soon be effected and the
price % gas boosted akFWard again
has already been partially fulfilled
on the date named TIE star re-
eeived "a private telegram from a
reliable source ia NeW York. iu fact
from q - pltaiist directly connected
with one % the biggest financial
aYualeatea in the country. "a syndi-
cate aaId % be Intimately connected
with the citizens t.IHht a Power
company. Ftyin. that n consolida-
ton was probable IN the near future
and that this explained the Hud1@
dismissal ~ All litigation between
the two companies In Seattle.
This morning all patrons of the
e'ts3ssas company received nei3ee
that on and after October % that
company would charge at the rate
Of f135 per 1000 cubic feet Tor it.
product
This rate ia eNaetiy the same a.
the not rate offered bY the oid COM
pany or Seattle Gas 4 Electric COM
panY. ard shows eesa cluHlvelY that
an undertaking between the two
companies has been reached.
How this understanding came
eat IL anoth@ story. Il Il a well
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-19
0{{2F \

- pursuant Of hls announcement
made yesterday. that al gambling IN
the city Including the msrrhandis.
aist uaathiues would - closed this
morning. Acting Sheriff Cafcnrnn 60.
daF Instructed Deputy shefiffs Bunre
sad Nelson O. 50 forth and raid all
EafuhiinH games iu opera tf1u and ar
faat All vialaters ~ the gambling law
As result hY noon to-day fafr trade
siut machines had been eanfIacafrd and
the operators arrested aNhamah not
placed Ia Hctuai custody They we're
joe nlHard from wham fNa machines
weHa taken az hia cigar stand "a
a.snaua avenue. ~ n Prince. who
Faaaa stand a. 90 FIRST avenue. ara
has aaI foue machine and u y Wick
res who a. che time - fhn arrest vas
ulaniHa machine a. - Firai ave
Hus. cigar stand owned ~ nat,ershy
Emnh
Ne resistance vas made e. tho sets
49, - any machines aHd anpa feufiy
~ attempt had been made q conceal
them. as they we're placed consplci-
uuaiY an Tho show cases. Ia each in.
stance
A. soon ~ rumar. - Carcorann
proposed raid became uaisrd around
won yesterday. the slot machine own
efa beam Co ras zap fhH shrfifrs Of
flee ard asE n ~ was 3 fact that they
kad p cease the operation ~ their
machines TODAY When told that they
gueHaaH fiEht the very first time. SOW
arni stated that they were clad ~ q
ard uaiE ran them q protect thorn
nslxrh Others attempted 60 expos.
tHfata
Tonight deputies wili see that there
IL 40 gambling iu saloons and in The
poker rooms. Poker piazinn f. taboo
tzrhiH office Will De- no reapectcr ~
persons aa Tar aa thiH gambling pro.
position o. concerned AR Cnfcorau
staten at no0u. "My intention e. en-
force the law This r. not a spas
maiie crusade. The Honner this iH un-
dasaias1 H. hcttsr sees Shat an
doing only my simple duty as an Of
arfr 20 the county"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-19

- 70 be done ~ last city Milk
kapaetor Woodcoek vii b. called uE
on enc carpet Monday evening. asa
aaksd - exptiau himself II h. is Tn
Frseent ~ win BE- EiVsH an opportunity
T. rIe.r himself - suspicion. n be -
RlIffY she people viii know o. even
\ ths board ~ health covers him VIII
ealeial whifswaah an laeh thnk
D. ~ FarrislH. president - ths
board reluctantly ordered hearnE
yesterday. iuHtruoiiua Health OFFICER
Ludlow. ex-offiela secretary - the
board to-aaua out notices n The meet
iae 10 al who bad complaints u
MAKE that they might b. present T.
MAKE them Or. Harrison has been
vigorous 10 his pratassa tiars ~ falth
II ggassse 9ce-s official honesty ard a.
tanffla 10 duty ard aisiikss o. credit
Az complaint that may BE- made, but
posa gfes.ntation - a ciilzens potl-
Asu for an lnVestiaa ton consented 70
set a tins Tor a hearing
Accordingly notices have bocu sent
ct . yeEzans Nhe epsEJ Ca ~ the
inspectors drseprY methods or refusal
q a. his duty. Af.ons those who will
receive aubgoenas 4ss Police Judge
Gaorp~ and Coroner Hove- judge
George p1fs ten n an Instances where
Woodcack came 20 him and pieri WITH
fHn 70 fine a miH ogiHouer only -
AFTER eoufsssae that he had seen NE
man pour tbs forms sn-iye@ into the
rr5lfk and ACCORDING 70 his 1wn tsHti-
fasav rharSed him uish hsviW put
err,taeia IN 20 oa+ = Tsipas ssfinh'srrs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-19

since The Star epposed the pro-
posed treasury rid In connection
win the BIN recently introduced IN
~ city council allowing prank Paul
S5sa1 brokers fees for placing the
mum tpas Egsssng plart bonds with
fhe board 81 state land commission
srx. every official aFaand the city
ha.s has been. huee side eppsnz
responsibility. and maw Cuu.lci KHAN
Jaues who introduced the bsu, and
sstampsed 20 Railroad Il through the
council. apparently - becoming rirad
Of bis loh.
fs4rn Jarnss, wSa - Paui says
raade the offer - pag ne Zee. Is al
faxeH % have diss1aimed al res
possibility Tor the DEAL stating s1ass
he simply introduced tise hiii ~ re-
quSzt and knew Nothing ah0vs u.
4 weil known SAsttla atturSe% spid
a star man today that should N
BIZ introduced by Councilman James
become a lays. thspa II sVsry reason
% believe that Il Would be declared
Invalid b ne cugsta- should any
s~sxsa8yer care 70 tess ne fHiapcsr b.
Injunction suit.
An appropriation % tbs k+nd
could uot ataud IN court. aid The
attorney. unless Il could be proved
that Il Was impossible 70 secure the
loan IN any other Way. SsEpssas*'siE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-19
FIRST WIRELESS SYSTEM
IN NORTHWEST OPENED

driver tho boss Naa never arrested
and nothing more Naa heard nf the
Incident THIS happened before the
agitation against fermatduhYds aud
the driver states that he did NOT know
The dangerous character u tive dfuE
he was instructed "a pour intn the
milk bat he remembers that his Gus
tamefs continually complained ~ the
milk aud could set un satisfaction
from " aodrock
fhsse thinEs will hs heard ~ the
board 81 hciath ea MaHdsy evening
he ludlow nr Limerick and "a
t.auahsry 90 the beard have expressed
themselves 40 determined e. probe tbs
matter aud clear the inspector II he Il
sfanH. or discover he suit u be u
not
They have been somewhat tandis
capped HowrVer hY the persistent
disbelief no thD part - pf Harrison
that NaedcnCk II DESERVES % any
criticism Thia attitude on thf part
of the president * the board mas
dstHaet from the faras ~ the inves-
tisati1n. and the Inspector may h.
sahIiswashrd' Tor iaak q proper
questioning. The notices that are b..
~ sent opt pat the ramplaining oits
iaen in rho position 81 prrsrcutuf.
.s.ina BIN % make eaarKsa against
1f Woudeeck
The president ~ the haafd seems NOT
10 rendae that q IL the duty ~ ths
beard O. vigorously saysstiFato airy
complaint ua It's aSu xaiitiau. IRE
sgaeetivr of ~rittsa charges
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-19
GOT 25
YEARS
JUDGE BELL MERclLEssLY
SCORED DR. VAN WATERS.
CONVICTED or cRiMiNALLY|
AssAuLTiNa YOUNG GIRLS

D. Frank Van Waters. tho dcn-
uHf who was recently convicted 81
hAEluH erlnlualy assaulted l1-yraf-
uld Irene brown. iaai spnua. was
HHHtaHsed hy superior Judge Bel
his morning o. - years n tha peu-
iWnztsHy A motian fer q uow trial
g. argued ana uReffuied.
fsan Waters. who Is fat re-
lHssslke looking MAN 81 middle ngr.
HAAflH collapsed y hen sentence was
f9ah0al'eHd and leaned against tho
80 drsk Tor HuNeTaI INMATES BE-
o. he attempted t. HHik back 90
y ssasi. Boa the prisasefa dock
sfane svutuuciuH him Judge nrli
A. the usual question
l. 4eu hnpa ANY reason. other
an those stated bf faat counsel.
g. ssntencr should nat b. imposed
4 Ehla tiuu
Fhefs srs two 90 three ~ Ihsm
prisoner answered ipokinH.
slsatitY az The judge one BE- that
I aH NOT guilty tha other ia that
lasfs at had a fair trial and '
IlsHA the Judge interrupted him
aui frmafkei 4 am fauy cum
etuEed that you are gailtf ~ tho
hHlaaHa crime % which you were
/ hnas you think 50. youf honor.
bat I am not iuaf the same Van
Waters said ln a loud voice
Thn court asa rot he'd him and
ssut on. 4 can Sc 40 possible rra.
sea for ieuisncg iu your rass IN the
case II william HafH6eu. who AZ
sAuited the PANE iifiis girls you de-
TIED and Who vas equally guilty. I
Imposed a sentence af q years 4
>. ......~-. ---~ .---,
fa1EueH - au Ignorant I1HEHuores
maH De vas e. years II aEs 81 49,
eaHffHssi and - hts punishment
really Suiuuufa q iifs faHftaanneut
Fa1 fHu there b h. ny mind no
penalty fna severe. According 10 the
story tni1 ~ The little sifis on the
witness stand your crime naa even
mere hestial tgAn his
fau atso have had tha advantage
- a good education and association
Nlfh = better class OF people Than
rHfehHa ever came r. contact win.
ard foa must have realised more
fattY the snoffuifg 81 YOUR affsnsa
The Judgment ~ the court 10 tha,
Yau BE- Imprisoned IL THE state peal.
teaflafY f.F term % - years"
Van Waters attorney gave verbal
Notice Of appeHt ard his appeal
bosd waS fiNrd AZ ts.haa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-19
PROBABLYA
CONSOLIDATION

known fart that while the local
heads ~ the two HaH companies are
the owners. the stock IN both cor
pafafiuns o. % tlri up with other
larger interests that the local mon
are "a very great extent controlled
by these larger interests
The local battle has been con-
Quoted with Rn evidence ~ personal
venom that iH seldom seen iu the
most bitter corporation ftEhts, yet
these same .uen. who have been
openly attacking each other, seem
20 have come 60 "A mutual under
standing
This iH accounted faf by The spe-
ciaf advircs received ~ The Star
two months ago, - The effect that
the Lowe water "a interests had
taken over the IIlli gas interests
A local man who IL reported 20
be z44an on EAatpgu financial mat
ters aud particularly In connection
with this night states that Smith
4 Hebee. The Eastern capitalists who
have a few Shorkiaa themselves.
have what be- known as the Hnrri=
man syndicate back Of them. Smith
a Hehee are also said To be deeply
Interested in the Citizens IiFht q
Power company. At laA1. they arc
rrputed to control the Lowe patent
Ia Wa silnEton and several other
states
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-19
WILL IT Be 4 MZEMX7
av~nn 0s msAavw sssgs Lsese eoasPEL R@she
lsnssTreAre nnAk ESssee wOooeoea AT T@e ssAa
sxc sexv moAnAY sv=esaAo

hood or words % that effect
This il the Instance cited ~ Mr
Wauacock in ar lutnrvaeW Tor the Star
Some weeks ago wherein he said that
4 was iiffla use % convict the man
since thsy only fined him s.
Coroner Uoys wiil raviaw the dfi-
atary ana evaEiva tactics q the in
Hpaetnr ga .Sa Carrie Constantine case
Attorneys Paul permitzer and GEORGE
q. CauRdnn. who have several milk
eaaeH and damage suits or hand ard
have been looking up evidence ia the
matter Tor that reason. viii also b
present BY request and a Terry ave-
nue citizen viii be on hand b. tsu a
little Incident which throws light on
the way tho milk inspectors office -
conducted.
This eiiizsn. desiring - find aut hos
Re might have milk tested % assure
himself that n vas safe to give Il 20
his children called UP the office b.
telephone and asked what he should do
% sanurs an analysis.
Tha only answer he received Nha
% hal" and repeated calls over the
telephone silcited no further answer
a milk wagon driver now following
another line % business will BE- pres
snt also 90 testify that after having
fut forma ldehYde ln the milk BY In
attractions Il hts fbpaH' his wagon
was ovcrhaulsd ~ Woodcock Who
tested the milk. looked ~ the label on
aegeD borlea u DOPE" ADD re-
80 ~ that h- w1ald SEQ the boss =
According 10 the statement u this
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-19

Columbia Terrace is In the town Of Counbis.
ON the Seattle side OF t-is to minutes ride from
Pioneer place. with scent fare. The car line
IS being double tracked and will soon afford
good car service any line in the city. Alongside
OF the line Is the new sa-font boulevard Lal tie
gaiing ana pianKing OF winch the city recently LET
contract. and this work is IN progress. The
line and boulevard both pass directly through Col
nmbia Terrace. The boulevard. when completed to
the lake. will form the finest drive in Seattle.
The smallest lot in Columbia Terrace is 10 feet
wide, larger than any other lot in Columbia and the
larger lots, tpxI4o feet larger than other lots in
King County. while the prices 500 TO Ssoo are lower
than 3ofoot lots selling far way beyond Col
umbia. The location. right in the town of Columbia.
sith all the advantages of churches. Schools stores
and plenty Of good neghbors. is decidedly out Of the
ordinary in owpriced installmeuts In fact the only
cheap thing shout these lots is the price.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-19
ONE OF PUGET SOUND FORTS CONNECTED WITH WORLD BY MARC0 TELEGRAPH

Prom the same source that The
star received tts news from New
1afh. Il - learned that the iiafn-
pan. Hfn.JLstnr.aea. Ink OF nli.-L. ~
huat0 ua the Lowe interests
To Seattle Gas, q tlitstfic com
paHY stock may ffa held by local
PARTIES bur 10 u almost certain Alat
II le tied up wiz the entire } !, 1iill
ntefHaiH. 1ud BE- pat ~ what in
known as the tliil Fna interests.
Tie local heads Of the two yes
gamnanira druy the consolidation.
S1i that Be- about alt
When Fhok T. fanr with the
1itHeuH' Gas company tNo. - burst
Into thr gas situation. less than two
months hHo with Sensational 60
cent rate, o. looked % The star as
II there would auau b. something
dnpt And the prediction was right
fhh duplicate name trick played by
the wildcat branch Of the Sam Hili
company WAS al too apparent not
@llhatandiuH Mr faufa promises
uf HNesY year contracts and this
method az annoying the rival con-
Germ into concessions looked like an
eventual settlement into combine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-19

For thla reason aams persistent RUM
afa ATE hpt 10 be- ieft u SLIDE hY the
hoard uninvcstlaated. one Of these
futaafa 10 tn the effect that Mt
Is uadaafk has hsrn ih the tault ai pa
esHtlFatins the milk auir in ihnae
restaurants where his credit IL net
particularly good .
Among other cases that sill be alref
will be the Fashion urtil and ROY at
dairy caaa. Tsr Fashion onlll VS.
convicted and fined an account "
milk which was proven 80 have cone
t. the cafe poisoned sIth turmnlie-
hyde from the Hayai dairy The
HHfaf DALEY people uHrs mover ar
rested az al. either b. WoodcocA ar
a. 3 A Mcpanata. the state Ia
hnsetaf
A " Pratt prapriutaF - enc Royal
dairy - however under arrest on
warrant issued hy ths PfnaerutnE At
tarusF a. the same tius that var
ranta for Constituting manalauEhtef
Gases we're isaued Wsnstf1ck ana
Mcdonald Inspected fha Fashion ofhi
tassthsf. and Attorney pseiitet vili
have some interesting setdsses % pro-
date 10 regard 90 advance notice given
the cafe - a pranaaei Inspection
vhieh came off acCafalna % schedule
Mcdonald o. accused q ealiuhlan ~
this ease
Tha investigation - inspector Wood
eauk may mean much and "a mnf
fusAa utIir. hut 81 least there viii BE-
an Investigation - lat ~ih help
saute
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-19

csc aez soAsY TO PAY PsivATE e@os<ER
rass F$a PAEeaas ,zeAl soT Hoas @Aves7


leans for the city Is ausy % the
city com ptruiicf. and | 10 not be-
lla4a that there e. p court IN the
country that would bold this ord
nance valid. should it Be passed
MeaY ~ th. eouneiimrn are a.
much AZ sea On the proposition. -
the puhiir. and theT 500. would lika
10 have JssusH taif wsa asked
sm % INTRODUCES the bill ~ re-
quest They are una Die 40 see why
city officials could not have plated
the honA-. 80 well - r. Paul. eape-
ciatiy a. the "iow rate which Mr
Faul procured for the city hal been
uKad - the state board ~ land COM
iuisaiuuers some time before
Ii appears that Nhen the deal ~ =
.sfxan1sf up' ia the finance commit.
tee. a. stated BY Str HipHuEer. that
the COMMITTEES vas absent with The
exception % TIRE chairman the
rusty wa<cadok af The city treasury
Mr. James. who sail the city could
rot afford a city laboratory.
However. u = only iao 10 NJ
James 70 point ots that ssns ebo. ,
uiuss b. wrsssr hefe. for II taxes
ssore than one lone seas % maAso a
frame Up"
AMI the qrc-lian rsiii rerehinn Bu
answered
VIII tie councsI luvesiigatE this
matferf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-19

TRENTON, Oct H.-Ssvsn sr'
known to hsvs been killed. eight
more are believed 10 be dead and
% are seriously injured as the result
81 = horrible railroad accident on
tho Pennsylvania railroad this
merninp.
Two uork train, eight miles above
here came together with . terrific
crash. The trains were running
II = high rsts ~ speed. Both trains
4srs almost eomplsisly demolished.
and hardly = man or slthsr escapes
injury.
a special train with = large corps
Of surgeons and n1rsss has been
rushed 70 tire scene Of the acridsnt
frefu here.
Tie work of rsseutna the b9oiss
80. I
81 the dead which are sntombsa ~
VIE NteeNaee' h@A psauas
ltsp9fta received later are 70 W.
f4. z--t -
ftasst Nhht A"' s@stss
=. ss-ta..s ,tt. ,,,.,,,tn+ Al w.sh.
-. -. a.. - tr,fn
-. - - t,.rIs,.t -
- -. - .s..Iti.n ag.
- 80 t..t.t.,'t gray.l
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-19

The revsnus cutter Grant was
placed az the disposal q Gen. Man
aEer New durirs ths day. and NJ
esadurted the nufsnf= town visitors
ea cruise through Port Towns
hay. the straits and Admiralty ialut
touching a. Furt Casey and Worden
Too much praise cannot be given
NeN Tor thee admirable success he
achieved IN the Installation o. tha
wireless system here Not The
slightest hitch uaafFad the opening
o. the stations.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-19
HORRIBLE
ACCIDENT

had proceeded about = mile from the
" ok on the return. there was a
small panic among the less seriously
Injured Frenzled with pain ono
Italian Jumped from the train and
rolled down the embaukmeut Hc
NaA followed almost Instantly BY
another. and Il required the com
biuad strength 81 q dozen men 20
prevent others leaplug from the
train. Fourteen aead bodies are now
at the morEue one Of the injured
IN the hospital IL reported 20 be
dying
There are ~ Of the dead Italians
who are known only by number. Az
yet Il aaa been utterly impOsaibie
10 get even q partial death list.
The Eifi who committed suicide In
such a tragic manner this morning
was Identified this afternoon by her
sister a. Miss Panay Ballard. whose
father Il a wealthy miller Of Fort
Dodge
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-19

killed The last utt1s tat threw hrr
krtuH around her fathers valet cry
tuK
Papa. don't huF ma
TIE father struck her astruel hinu
tn answer and Kept stffhine her Until
ahs Nas KILLED
fhn naan then attempted q burn
The hauae whiis naiEhhsfs COLLECTED
rhsg aeinrd ard promptly lyuShcd
rim
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-19
GNHEHlEC
BIG &RN7
SAM PARKS PARTNER IN
cRiws TELLS OF WHOLESALE
BLAckMAiL OPERATIONS

NEW YORK. oct. fT.-f.abor cir
cina here today we're surprised on
learning that Henry Farley, CO.
worker OF sam Parks. with the pen
iteutiary staring him in the face.
had confessed last night 10 District
Attorney Jerome Of the hlRuhmaiiing
operations conducted by Parks, and
also that both he and Parks had
parmfef themselves At Parks re-
cent trial. Among other deals he
told OF extortinx $4,000 from one
contractor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-19
HIS
CHILDREN

kHHEvIi.I.E. oct fr@nr Jay. a
well ka1Wn physician - uarnarda-
Vile twenty miles from here. this
morning murdered bis three Chiifrsn.
aasa an. four ard thrnu years. With
a eIaN hammer whlts they were stand
Iax On lhs front steps - his residence
crying Tor thsiT mother whn. 9Th q
saaaa - the impeudsuE danger as
speeding 90 u.iGhhafa residence far
help
Tbs first two vietlnswers instantly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-19
AMERICA WINS, AND
UHNHUR rs HVunT

al sidsa here over the Alaskan
boundary award u VS. stated ~
4 number - pruminHnf men whrn
interviewed that the british t,iiti-
eiaua ara simply continuing The give
ANaY policy where Canada IL can-
oeFne1 some % them 80 80 far -
- Har that Great Hflfata runs the
TIE result pas anticipated herr. but
anHaYHure Ia realisiHa that Canals
l. not 90 have a pert n entry u the
Yukon ls none fhe lesz kreu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-19
TRAGIC
BEAUTIFUL RICH WOMAN DYING FRon sELF-AD-
MUSTERED POISON CREATES coNsTERkA-
TON AT CHURCH SERVICE

tns that she had taken earbolio Acid
and vas dying The congregation
50 thruun INTO q Frenzy u excite
munt .Thr wpmAn = nisrsfea hef
last confession into priest gar ana
received abaoiuiian. sna few min
utas later dirf ln his anna
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-19

LINCOLN. Seb.. o. i5--An un-
kuaHu young woman. aoui luah ng
aud firhiy dressed. taok aruaA
lI9aAl method ~ committing suicide
while the morning aeff See vas So
urexruag az the 81 Theresa cathHa
oral. Ahr dashea ufethe aisls shout
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-19
Fort Casey To-day Talked With
Port Townsend by Dots and
DssheS Semi Through Thin Air


The uut ny ANY NEWSPAPER nY
PACIFIC rELEGRAfH SYSTEM VAS SENT
rilE STAR TO-DAY rs rasss sas net AZ fert Casey At
fust Townsend b. ho Western Union
special into ths star otfies AEtE ~ Is ,
CoNuRArutArfA 0ENRAi.
MANAGER A L NEW AT NOON TODAY uroN rttE SUCCESS
MI INSTALLATION T1tE MgfFlc WIRELESS TELE-
T. ATRANnhoE0
a the
portsnt u standardization the Paeiuc coast
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-19
FELL DEAD

Michael Kearney. who dropped
dead yesterday morning IN the Ofe-
Ron lodging house. dir9 from heart
aIaeaae. The result of hard drink
ing. This was the conclusion reach
- NJ the autopsy held this morn
Ing at tho Honney Watson morgue
hv Coroner Hove. No evidences Of
fou! play were found.
Kearney foii 90 the floor and died
wtithlpE in agony Relatives In
Minnesota were notified.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-19
UNT RUE

LONDON. oct i7-Bath CLYDE and
belfast. the ship builders. asnouncc a.
untrue the report sent out by a nows
association this morning that they
have signed contract With the
Amefieal steel trust
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The FIRST official message sent " ~
~ Mai Ponroas u thr uuartrrmas
ter general az Washington. az fol-
lows
II 70 With great pleasure ! have
the hereF 10 rvpsft che eomplstian
ard sucssasfui ossratiee 81 tire Pa
cific Wireless Telegraph Co. be.
tween Fcrt Casey ard Pert Tewn
suad.
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" AFTER SHUT OFF

The city water HunnlY will be cut
OFF tomorrow. Sunday. between ?
d al. and D. ma, on Twelfth avenue
between Yoslor way aud Madison
street
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-19

PORT TOWNSEND. ooL iT.-In
the presence OF tafge number q
government ofueials. Officers Of
ferts casey ant wnfien. officials
NJ the Pacific Wireless Telegraph
COMPANY tnt ue8r invited gursta,
the new wireless stations cunuect-
Ing Pert Townsend and Fort Casey
were opened successfully. this morn
ms.
ne first message sent through
ssae air Was from Ars kathcrinr II
penfose wife 81 Ma. Fanfoae. guar
fsfauaHter AZ Fort casey. IL was
sent fgoru seattle H os a IA. and
Vas as follows
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-19

lance attendants. Twenty police
men we're sent 20 the scene u the
wreck q preserve order aud give aid
When the relief train. filled with
the bodies ~ the dead and Injured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-19

Work Trains on Pennsylvania
Railroad Came Together Win
a.Crash, Killing and Manning
LabOrers AbOard---BOdies HOr-
ribly Mangled, Many Enf0mbed
i'm The Debris