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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-20

ST. PAUL April 20. - Before
Judge aanborn % the United States
court Of appeals today, arguments
ssse made for ard against the mod
ifscation 81 the decree In the Northern
Securities case. permitting the pay
rnsnf Of May dividends.
District Attorney Haupt argued
against modification. taking the
ground that Il was not case Of
equity. but a statutory case, ana II
was not In the province 81 the court
to allow the law TO be disregarded.
Also. that suspension OF the de-
cree would allow the merger 70 con-
tInus. thus violating the law. The
argument. ne said. that the stock
market would be affected, was one
that would not appeal to the court
Judge sanb0fu ruled That the
Northern Securities company mlsht
uev MAY dividends on May hrHt,
holding that the federal court, BY It's
a. t.s.e9Ion preventing the merger
from Voting the stock Of the North
ern Pacific and Great Northern. has
a suficlant hold on the concern. He
held that the Injunction against the
pnyment ~ dividends vas anhilliatf
and could be modified by the court.
Immediately after the decision the
Northern Securities company nls9
an appeal in the original case. Fol
lowing tho order Of court, bonds
-m-e atVegs a. the zusn 81 As9,aee,
Every point made by the railway
afforneys today vas sustained.
Iudee aanborn eluciduted the posi-
tian Of The case At length. lie said
the dsfeudaela had not asked hf
en,,,t h. SUSPEND the entire iniunc-
| lion. hut only that portion when re-
| STAINED the payment Of DIVIDENDS
| lending an appeal, insHnucn ~ su ~,
dividends DO not belong 20 the JIM my,
| ed states, which brought inc SUIT
Tor The purpose Of enforcing inc law
| agalnst an illegal combination whieh
| v.aH in restraint Of trade. Dufihk
lie tendency OF the appeal the gov
eminent IL protected BY that POT ION
-, the Injunction which forblds the
/ scoaiaitlou OF or the voting OF any
900 ~ fhesr two railway cpinphn, ,
H. The appeal In THIS Gaze WI
| probably b determined ~ W" -, !.
nrsme court about November ~ y
naf perceived how the retontl"n oI
novnent OF dividends during ~.
tendency of tho appeal can lnlnil
l,,slv anfect any right Of the unltee
etfafea In this litigation. ana INC DID
,.,.estIon h whether the diVlaeho,
srafI be piled up Ia the treasntie -
a. railway companies or palu -
staekholdcra 10 whom thoy ish'nls
heione and who must ultimately ieii
ceive them whichever wey 'ns """
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-20
Crowds Gather
No Trouble Feared

As We shall Increase our force Of
representatives on the ground today
fNandRyl 80 that Ne shall b able
70 handle the vast number OF people
who wish 60 secure home ~
nEArTIFrL M8pRONA PARK.
We do not wish 90 nave any prnspec-
tive customer turned away without
securing a suitable location. There
IL not much OF thls choice property
left unpisttsd in Seattle. and u vii
not b. long until every lot which We
have sof sale I've only had i2t all
todd will b. sold We DO not believe
We shall have one LETT 90 days from
today They are being rapidly
picked up by the far-Hseing home
seeker and investor. one shrewd In
weston bought s4.4is worth just for
an investment, and IL IL unnecessary
20 say that he will be able TO clear
81 600 on his bargain within one
short year.
Another gentleman connected with
the Moran bros shipbuiidlng com
pany bought 81 40 worth OF lots yes
terday name upon hppiicatlunl. lie
said Il required no argument 20 con
vince him IL was good thing AZ
he put ~. the lots speak for them
selves when a man can secure lot
snafoo 20 ia-foot alley. facing direct
~ on a first class car line. giving a
good service. with view that IL an
surpassed for grandeur anywhere In
the world. for a ualtry $500, itH time
90 buy"
bargains don't iast long"
Wise men rick them up.'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-20

Health OFFICER Carol said. this
morning THIS CASE WAS RAril-
ER Az uNNtatAi ONE AND 50
NOOK THE MATTER Up WITH
cry ATTORNEY uE Httit.Eil
AND Hts ADVICE WAS THAT
ANY REepuNsiHt.E PERSON
COULD HAVE ANY nOnN fk THE
cEMkTAHr REMOVED. and that
when request hy any such person
was made. ! could d. only one thing
Ia fact. THE LAW cpMPEfsH M.
TO ISSUE A PERMIT Ron nE-
MpNAL or sucH BODY Acting
nn this advice I made out the pet.
init n any hlundefs are made and
bodies removed ey rernona Who have
no riEhi 60 them the proper guafdi-
ans % the body would have 80 re-
dress from the city although. pr.-
hAps they might hold me personally
responsible
Harry 4, Watson ~ tho Lake View
eenistrr, association. waa asked "
there Was any aay a. prevent whole
sale removal uf bodies BY irrvspans-
tbis persons Ifs saia WE ARE
TT AGAINST IT WHEN ANY ONE
hfsfS0s Us A PERMIT SIGNED
hY THE HEALTH nFFIgEft WE
HAVE No MONT To ASK OURS
riDNR OR DEMAND IDENTIFY
Cation WE WApLY HONOR
THE PERMIT AMI TtfE NopY
CAN THEN nE REMOVED
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-20
MEETING or
LUMBERMEN

WASHINGTON. y. G.. April Ia
Ons hundred % more deisEatsa rep
re.sutinE the lumber makers % the
United States. we're present today 81
the opening os the FIRST annual meet
ING af the National Lumber Manu-
faeturxrs ansoeiation. wafch vas or
sanissd at ~ Louf. tazt year. Since
- os4Anisatian tha membership has
rapidly increased aud ths association
IL nos In a position 70 make iis In
auenee felt for The bettsrment 81 the
trade throughout the country.
The officers IN charge uf the con-
veHtioa are. President. y G. Fos-
burg. Norfolk. Va. vice president.
Edward Hines. Chicago. secretary.
"a. X. Smith. ~ Louis. treasurer, J.
A. Freeman. 81 Louis. ON the beard
Of governors are representatives Of
the Georgia association. hardwood
Manufacturers association. AisHis-
slppi Valley Lunbsfm~n'u associa-
tsou. Pacific Lumhefwen' assoeia-
ttion and tho North Carolina Pine
association.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-20
BOOTH TUCKER is
COMING THIS WEEK

The local corps Of the Salvation
Army are making great preparations
for the visit 81 Comma nder Booth
Tucker, the famous Salvation Army
worker. 10 Seattle.
Commander Booth Tucker will be
here, accompanied by other officers
Of the Army April 90 60 April al.
During that time he win assiss I'm the
Armya street meetings. and will hold
special services ia the Armory.
Fourth and Union street. at u. m.
and I q. M. next Sunday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-20
FOUR WERE KILLED
fghtM Train Wreck on the Erie Railroad This
Haming- Overturned Coaches Catch Fire
and the Bodies of the Victims Are
Burned to @ Crisp

JAMESTOWN. N. Y. April
x-Fcw persons were killed
u nzny injured in a diszs-
~ tram wreck on the Erie
ElF'sd. at Red House. shortly
wore 4 o'clock this morning
wreck caught fire, burnin Z
y sotiss Of the victims TO a
ra,
ne wreck was caused BY the
cay y a height train in max.
ndsng. The passenger
asa ''nning ~ q high rate Of
sss isa into the rear Of the
= aas1' tam, causing a fright.
y srssh-up. Several OF the
e r',''snssE coaches were De.
: .s''o and overturned. Two oi
. i Sleeping s'szshes were piled
: ne asteh and Immediately
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-20
JUMPED TO
HIS DEATH
ESPECIAL 70 Tn. Star

PORTLAND. ore, April 2a.-An
unknown man leaped from the steel
bridge into the willamette river this
morning, He struck hts head on u
rock ana his skull was fractured.
Men Of the crew OF the steamer Vui-
can pulled him from the water. lie
WAS taken 10 the police station, Port
lnud having no receiving hospital.
The man In now dying. Prompt and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-20
POLICEMAN SHOT
BY A HIGHWAYMAN
''''" officer, Though Badly Wounded, PursOes
md Captures Man Who Had TeYorized
T.o Women

gun quickly and the vobbsr started
u run out Of the room. As he did
- he turned and fired point blank
At the policeman. The ball entered
the cheek. inflicting a deep wound
barnes. though badly wounded
gave chase and enptied his revolver
~ the flying crook, but TO no pur
s-s,sA tie ttoatty 4evsrtnak the suat
IT, an alley and captured him. The
man IL supposed 10 be the footpad
responsible for many recent hold
ura
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-20
IA Officer Carroll Says Almost Aaybod Can Get Permit RmOv
sss From the Grdveciy Ordinances Are Defective Startling
esaanOaRsyoabd BY Mrs Lucy Hubbrs attempt Secure Her
Husbands Remains

dicatien that startling charges re.
garsfins the cause Of Huhhirrs death
well be disclosed
At tsss Angeles the removal per
init says hr died fsh a., ipp1. Of
paralysis % the bowels. q most unua.
ual complaint. shy sieiAnH Say.
HAD che matter reached the cos
niHanee uf the courts the tact that
no bodY is safe Va lts uafres home
would not have been brought e
nsht
The ease with which Mrs Huhhler
without further Identification thar
the statement - her attorney that
she Vas Huhblers Wifr. received the
required permit. led The star - In
veatiFAte the manner sn witch
these permits are sfantrd ~ The
health ofnrrf and honoured By the
fsu5eteFe association
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-20

.,.Fsss q seattle ofef esas
- hAfeesss Acids ltoas is-
4 save feb,,cFs snd = the
- ~ tnae Il Il Il their ess n
gt4s as 4 the city afferf
~ ~ 4 assuraurc that the
u : n. ~ - q the tead may not
ss.is 49, 4 aansan hyenas want
~ NJ, ~. anpreseeied graves -
- 4 ~ 80 ! sasss % srals exists
TAI w. '..,.zfst.ls brought -
- 49, $3.50 with The EFFORTS
81 y x Haheier a. remQk =
y NJ, = = ,S<deTtck n HuhoisF
~ -. - .s.1aaa. from Lake View
~ 80. 49,. snsgs 4 pas placed about
- .,s Y. - u Mrs Andrew y
y. ss hneki<rs uothes shs
=, ~, 49, ~ ~ dlfiicuty IN haN-
-
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A man supposed 60 be Robert
stewart was oxartaken by death ~
the corner 81 Second avenue ana
Marion street st o'clock this morn
ing. lie dropped 20 the sidewalk
ana for time lost consciousness
Dr. Buckley. Who happened 10 he
near. attended the stricken man and
ordered him cent 20 the Wayside
Mission hospital The patrol wagon
conveyed him there with sll possi-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-20

lng the rvmaius taken from the
grave, had nat Attorney Robert ".
Booth. representing huhnier's moth.
81. heard q the scheme aud aroused
Superior Judge Tallmhn out 81 bed
iR-t Saturday uixht and obtained a
temporary restraining nfsisr prevent
ira Mrs Huhhler ffum removing the
body and ordering Harry l. Watson.
superintendent ~ the cemetery as-
soclation 10 ALLOW no one else - In
tsgfcrr TAI any way with the dead.
Fhrrv WilI be onr ef the most
unilur aud iixcticst nEhta ever pull
- ~ Ia the local courts when the
mai hearing un thu temporary tn
Junction takes plsr@, MAY l. Tie at
torpeya ga both sides are strong In
their ptaer=ta1ious tibet their clients
srU euti.i0d 60 st3 where Habhlsf >
b.siy shall rsst ara there Il every IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-20

macy
"But We do not propose. he con-
tinued, TO have the United states
placed Ia the clutches Of the dfesfy'
obsiinsta and vicious sort Of trades
unl0nisfus which has England Dy
the throat. Senator Hanna certainly
reade a true expression when h.
said The trades unions u this coun-
try need Ameficanizlng The move
menf ~ this eGsntry today II Ia the
hands ~ foreigners OF strong social.
iatlc and auafehistlo tendencies. and
their leaders are doing everything W
their power 10 start rebellion
against the United States govern
mont "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-20
spoKAnE 10. PORTLAND 5

PORTLAND. April 70. - Heavy
battling was the feature Of the Pa
cifie National game yesterday after
noon The score. Portland B.. kpo-
kane 10 Batteries. Wallace. Lun-
bum and Anderson. Nichols and
Zaiusky Umpire. Mshsffey.
Saturday, game Vas won ~
Portland By b SCORE Of Z 10 Q.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-20

e,,D,EILAND. ore. Ami "a
.slseef STACKED two women
~ ,'.s house today. demanding
ss,.,,. vhe u the women blew
- 49,. fne f0bber then ehoksd
Va ~ ne tsfrorlzed the other
n.'einan Rernes ran A. 49,
y 49,. ~ - he entered the room
~ !, Tired two shots ~ him.
kgs.s winch missed the mark
touid not "a A. bia oWr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-20
PARRY EXPLAINS
,notHr OF THE MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATIONS TALks
/" 'Htots yhoslsm IS An INTERVIEW

h,,S.lAAAP0Ida. April D-Iohn
~. president Of the Manufae-
49, n,, = arrived here yes
~. !, Hs says he has no desire to,
~ M. ~ workers Of the country.
81 n \. p assault waa made bg
NJ h,'sfiy trades unionlsm. ffH
isff ~ " the UNIONS want 10
~ lar,,,s ,eyiiiesi on a high toned
Do ~n. gnss. the employer ~
hsm 81 ~ viii BE- GLAD 10 meet
easlrv ne basis Hs says the
70 VA, ~ tnsn resolve Itself
hsis III Industrial army and mat
exsrl 80 - 70 hitch IN our aavanes
i'vlsse commercial aupfs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-20
Los ANoELEs WINs rWo

Los ANoBLEe. April 20 The
Pacific Nationals plaYsa two games
yesterday. both Of them being wop
by TIE home team. Ia the first
game the score 1tood Los Angeles
4, Helena D. IL the second game the
score was Los Angeles -. Helena
4 Batteries IAebhaFt and Hansen
" cArisb. Fiannsfy and q. CafiHh-
Umpire. Huston.
TIE game SATURDAY WAS won By
Helena BY 4 score Of to z.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-20
KANSAS WHEAT

/. TOPEKA. Kas.. April 90 n The
atHts BOARD Of Agriculture rfedie-
ttaus as conialnad lu Sc report to-
day. come true. AL record wheat
efuuH will be eaiipsed. This year
sees the heaviest acreage ever plant
ed IN the state
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-20
SAN FRANCISCO :. BUTTE .

eAR FRAHCfsco. April zo-Ip
Pacific National game yesterday at
teruaan the home team bAtted out a
victory IN the eighth. The score.
Butte 2 San FrsneiacG 4. Batteries
Bowling aud FBinaelis. brochsrs
aud zsarfoNs Umpire. warner.
In the game Saturday Butte won
By ) score OF 70 10 8.
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-four runs In that inning.
In the eighth DuRduie'e men start
Cd the fireworks with d phenomenal
batting ntfeab
messed the Eam@ Spectators crowd
81 over the feis and ground rules
had e. BE- observed.
Tomorrow the first Hp1ka ne Seat
tia game vii b. called Al % o'clock.
The Saturday game resulted IN a
victory for Tacoma BY score o. ~
90 s. Egmers was Is the boz for the
home team and Ira Harmon fOT the
visitors.
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caught fire. -Four persons who
were either killed or imprisoned
in the wreck were so badly
burned that their bodies were
unacceptable.
Many passengers were more
or less seriously injured.
NEW YORK. April 20
Officials Of the Erie railroad
here report that only three per
sons were killed in the Red
House wreck. They were two
women and a child. Five cars
were totally wrecked.
A second dispatch says that
in addition 10 the two women
and child reported killed. two
passengers in the day coach and
a brakeman on the freight train
were also killed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-20
.pnnT.I.A!N
~
SCANDALS

PORTLAND. ore. Apsii % Fur'
sssr revelations q deliberate Jus
sisry Nfsh the eosntys funds show
nat NJ saunty commissioners gave
Iasaaeaaas af doliArs IA exchange 90
wnFEaasn previously DECLARED &C. b
ssrshl~z. ~ the court one case Of
,ax rsaae,iou is where t.Eesee VA
cut sown 70 iIh.ooo
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proper surgical attention might have
saved his life. His ciothine H. that
~ naehinist. The only words he
utfhred were let me die" lie is
about as years of age.
LATEH==The would=be suicide
has been Identified IA Casper HHnkle,
fcfnsr .machinist lie has two
sons
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-20

CHICAGO. Aprii 20. - wheat,
n s.t se 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-20

Nov l. the time 10 lay a foundation.
SO Dash and small monthly pay
trent wifi Do H. Can you start
With less Is minutes ride on the
nentnn car jiGe vii take yea t.
within aus hiack ~ these deeiraeis
lots, pen't let this opportunity
rass without Investigation. call
ard leg a. skpN ruu tails property
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-20

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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-05-03

In giving the IS offer during the month
of April the Bi-Chemic Physicians thought
that they gave ample time for every one
who desired to take advantage Of 1t. But
their experience during the closing days OF
the past month has taught them that they
were mistaken. They were compelled to
iengthen their office hours from early
morning until late at night, but still they
were unable to see all the patients applying
for treatment. Many had to be turned away.
The office facilities and strength Of the
Physicians were taxed to their fullest eS-
tent. Hundreds of letters have e re-
ceived requesting that the offer be extended
q few days longer.
The Bi-Chemic Physicians feel that Il
would be manifestly unjust to extend the
offer to a few and charge others a higher
rate. consequently they have decided to
make the following offer:
All persons applying before June 1 will be
treated at the nominal rate of S. per month
until cured, medicines included. This offer
applies TO all diseases and includes their
famous X-Ray examination. This is
your last opportunity. Under no circum-
stances will the offer be extended beyond
the date mentioned. 1t is important to call
as early during the month as possible in
order to avoid the scenes Of hurrying and
confusion which occurred during the closing
days Of last month
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-05-03
BARGAIN BABY NEEDS MOTHER
Infant, Well Clothed, Left il
Brooklyn Department Store.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
New York. Ma 2-Policemen Of the Ad-
ans Street Station. Brooklyn. have been
seeking the mother of Isaac Reilly" 2
months old.
They are in doubt whether she has dis
appeared voluntarily. whether she was an
initiated in the crush at the bargain coun-
tiers in Fulton street or whether she has
become so absorbed in contemplation OF
the bargains she picked up that she Is
oblivious to the fact tina she has. or rather
had. q baby.
Yesterday was bargain day" in the big
Fulton street department stores, and there
was a big crush OF shoppers;
Isaac Reilly Is a 2-months-ofo emo.
He was found in a baby carriage outside Of
a Fulton, street department store: The
hid cries attracted a crowd OF shoppers,
who tried to quiet the infant by giving 1t
a nursing bottle which was found IN the
carriage. but after consuming all the milk
the baby cried with renewed strength.
Some of the women shoppers waited Tor
an hour. expecting the mother of the baby
to come out of the store, and finally 20.
baby to the Adams Street Police Station
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-05-03

business establishment. through which hun
dreds of millions Of dollars are expended
annually.
Ii comprises many bureaus, each with a
chief. who must devote his attention ex-
clusively to the work of his office.
All of the thinking. so far as the devils
ing of plans for the management of the
department goes, has had to be done hith-
erto by the Secretary OF War. II is a job
too. big for one man.
There must be a directing brain. In or
der that the army may work successfully
said Secretary Root the other day. land It
cannot be furnished by any single man
without assistants.
s1t requires = body of officers entirely
separate from the administrative staff
(Adjutants. ouartermasters and Commits
saTiesl which may be called the General
Staff"
FORTY-THREE MEMBERS.
This staff, which has just been created,
consists of forty-three officers. AT the head
of it will be Major General Samuel B.. NJ.
Young, who will have associated with him
two general officers, Major General Henry
C. C0rbin and Brigadier General Tasker II.
Bliss. Four Colonies. six Lieutenant
Colonies. twelve Majors and twenty Cap
tains complete the personnel OF the new
corps.
The head of the corps will be Chief Of
Staff to the President. He will act as ad-
wiser TO the President, to the Secretary OF
War and also to the chiefs of the various
bureaus in the War Department
Hitherto the bureaus have worked TO a
great extent Independently. often conflict
ing. with much waste of energy and money;
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-05-03
What This Offer Means,

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