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The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1903-12-04
New York.
NHW YORK. Nov. 2S. 1903.

NEW YORK, NOV 2o, lSUo.
In what way and to what an extent
the recent gigantic failure has affected
both the trade and the market is still
largely matter Of conjecture. The mar
ket does not figure in it at all as a cred
itor. Whatever losses were incurred
were occasioned either through the de-
Tendencies of the chief firm or through
a haphazard custom of the trade to
leave goods purchased and settled for in
the custody of the vendor. This Gus
tom, which has taken such deep loot
solely as it appears on account of the
saving of storage and insurance, has
always been a more dangerous risk, as
If no insurance whatsoever would be
taken on any property. And the pur-
chaser has been hit hard by it in former
experiences and yet no precaution seems
to be taken against it's repetition. All
warning against sucn repitition would
therefore appear fruitless. People will
trust others in whom they have conf
dence for the time being, and no amount
of sermonizing will or can change this
feature of human nature. Another con-
lecture resultant upon the recent fail
ures is the apprehension that banks
might scrutinize closer tobacco papers
and restrict to some extent the credit. of
the tobacco trade which has SO long
stood in the front rank of the most de-
sirable bank discounts. But any action
like that upon the part Of the banks
would be unjustifed; for it isn't actually
the trade through which the banks have
been taken in, but the methods of high
fnanciering to which the banks should
have been. accustomeda through Wall
street operations. The tobacco market
is and will remain as sound as ever, even
if it's soundness should be suspected
once in a while on account of some un-
usual excrescence. The volume of the
normal trade in the market has been
interfered with very little so far, and if
any falling off is observable, it is due
more to the approach of the close of the
year than to any other cause The in
tervening holiday somewhat curtailed
transactions, but nevertheless fair bus
mess was done in all types journal.
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aleue sbakelpearf-S STATUE.
Bon Sentider &iimftIerbanb fir eiae Seutid
gtaot geiGaffen.

Bon Seatiaer aimfIerbano fir cine Seutide
staot %seidafem.
Sn fur5er Srilt ipirb eth lange. f9pn
gebegter @ebanfe ieine Neriptrflt9ung
finben unb in @etmar. pp bur9
Goethe unb S9iIer bas beutf9e
Drama fi9 our 8litbe entfaltete, audi
etn 9enfmal Sbofeipeares als etne
monumentale 8erberrltdung bes Oidz
ters em~portaeen. In benz 9eutf9lanb
ben @pr9dnger unb 8a6nbre9er fetner
eigenen 8ubnenfunit berebrt, Nus
benz Wettbenerb, ben man peranIalz
tete, UNI ben @ntpurf btefes Denfmals
gu getpinnen, gin9 als Sieser Der Der
liner 8tlbbauer Otto Getting berpor,
unb bic bon tbm mobeuirte @tatue auf
einem ihr entfpre9enben pofamente
tpirb ii6 benz bon MtetI9el gef9affenen
0oppelitdnbbtlb @petbes unb @9iGers
als Elm Wert bon peIentltd anbers gez
artetem 9eprGse bin5ugeielen.
SSn ber Irt bes 9titprienmalers, Der,
ouf gefdi9tli9en Stubten fubenb, an
bic duBeren 8ormen ether setpeienen
3eit anfniipft unb aug ibnen beraus
einen b091tmDsIi9en @rab iiberaeuz
genber Mabrf9etnli9teit gu errei9en
fu9t, bat Getting Die i9pere Qufgabe,
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nnionsarmee etngetra9en, unb ni9t
btelen, ipern iberbaupt irgenb tpel9en
bon i6nen mar es berg0nnt, fir bic
Sterne unb @tretfen tn's 6elb gu
aiehen; bic meiften Der an Der paciftcz
faife eingeiteflten S~reiptuisen BEND
tbtgte man our @eritdrtung Der BON
reguldren Sruppen befebten einbeimt=
f4en @arntfpnen peer ols grfaB fir
fpl9e MegulGre, bte na9 benz fernen
Rrieesfdauplabe i'm Often abbeorbert
ipnren. 3e6ntaufenbe BON @eteranen
aber,baben fi6 na9 benz 3riege an ben
@eitaben be8 Stilen S3eans nteber<
gela1en, unb elmer Der eriten Yotrioz
tel, bic I'm Sample UNI bic Grbaltung
Der linton fielen, mar Sbert 6. 8.
Bater bon Oregon, Der am 81. Sttoz
ber 1861 BET 8ans Bluff, @u., ben
0eIbentob iforb.
6. .. 9afer, Der 1911 in 2onbon
gtboren tpurbe unb 1916 nit ietnem
Water mad pbilabelpbia fam, tpurbe
Mbotat unb fdlug feinen Mobnfib
matchmaker in Suinois, Raltfornien
uHb Oregon auf. ct eebDrte benz Gez
prdfentantenbauie unb benz 8unbes@
fenate an, ma9te ben merifanii1en
Rrieg nit unb formirte bel Musbru9
bes 9irserfrieges Elm aus pennfplpas
nAerr deficiencies Aegiment, bas er
.grites talifornif4es Regiment" be-
1lannte.
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@robe GobrGGffigtett.
Der Reftaurateur 9nmarn sur
oSApebenttnbe" In Qussburs fam
biejer Gage bon Der Sasb mad Sdule
unb CAB BEN 8egelbuben bas @efpebr.
um es In bic Wobnung gu trasen. Der
Sunge ftolperte auf Der 9reppe, tpDeei
f4 bag getpebr entlub nnb Der 99ub
elmer puBtrau, bic bic @ttese pubte,
In ben 2et6 sing. Sie Srou ertag f9pn
nab hreioiertel Stunbsn Der Ger
lsbung.
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general 8. 8. Robert bonn Der. Stads
{ nsJneenieurforps, 4lfreb Noble bon
Gbiedgo unb 8. 6. Riplep bon Mnn-
Nrbor. Der i'm 0ftobsr 1902 begouz
nene 9au tpirb 70 fdnea %sef6rbert, als
BITE groben 9tlfsmittel Der mobernen
Hggenieurstunit es nur geftatten, unb
tn ,peniger als einem Sabre 6pfft man
bds Mert fertigseiteat gu baben.
Der aus Concrete aHe erbaute
Mau erftredt ii9 bonn fubli6en 6dfen@
pamme @albeitons auf cine 2dnge BON
1888 Sub pber iiber 3 Meilen am
ufer bes mertfdnif9en @plfes. gr lit
an feiner Bats Is SUB nnb an ieiner
oberen aante 5 SUB brett. 2essre
lttgt IL SUB iiber benz mtttleren Mais
ftrfanbe unb 1 SUB 4s3oII iibsr benz
bBhften punfte, ben BITE Sturmflut6
I'm Sabre 1900 errei6te. Die mad
Der Seefette liesenbe Walfldae Be-
fAreibt cine aurbe, 10 baB i6r oberfter
Sbel entrsdt abfdQt. 0as Waafunz
bament beitebt aug pfa6ltpert, bas
nurH .@beet piltns" unb Steinf9its
tpnger por untermtniruns gefaibt 1T.
Dos pfablpert TT unsefdbr 30 SUB
tief In ben 3bonboben eineelaHen.
Mlberbalb bes pfabltpsrfs 5tebt ff6
bic @heet piltng bin, mG9tige, bi6t
~dnsinanber ftebenbe Baum tGmme, bic
in ben 8oben einserammt iinb. Guf
benz pfabltpsrt erbebt fi9 Der @an.
Dte an Der MaHerfeite bss Waass lies
gsnbsH SteiHfdiittunseu befteben aus
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@ranitbl0den, bon bsnen man9e iiber
eine Some iptesen. Die G6uttuneen
finb bon 3 big s SUP bod unb ertres
Cen iif bis gu 81 SUB in bic Gee bin
aug. On Der Riidfeite bes Waues
lpirb Der 8oben in elmer 8rette Dor
200 SUB Big our 90be Der oberen
W~alfdnte aufsef9ittet. Nuf Der
SlG9e pirb Elm 30 SUB breiter 5abrz
fpeg unb etne 9 SUB bretfe promenabe
fir 5uBgdn9er an9elegt. IuBerbalb
Der Bromenabe ntrb bic NuH4ittuns
ouf cine 8reite BON 60 Sub nit Der
mubagras befdt, bos tpesen Der 3Gbtez
felt betannt lit, nit Der es bas CRIB
reid bon &iifteneeldnben bei beftisen
Qttdden Der Wellen 5uIammenbdlt.
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Neues poIt3etsDepars
tement. Oie &Dlner Rriminalpoliz
5ei bat cine eigene Settion fir Miinss
Derbre4en eingeri9tet, neil bic Der
ausgabung falfden Gelbes I'M san5en
R6einlanb unb WetfaIen siner en-
f6redenbsn umfans angenommen bat.
GRIT biefer Sage tpurben tpieber feds
perionen tpesen 5alfdmiin5erei feitssz
nommen; iie batten sroBe @orrat6e
BON f9peren 4lfenibetDffeln anfsse
fault. biefe eingei6mDl3sn unb 3ur
Seriteflung falf9en 9slbes bertpanbt,
bas 9infi4tlt4 feinss alanees unb feiz
nsr 5arbe cine tduf4enbe Nsbnlt9teit
nit eutem @elbe bate.
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@alnt[tona SITS d)nbwau.
Gin @ameer,pers ser mosernen sSnseaieurs,
fungt nno Setn Stped.

STR bic 9afenftabt 9afbefton, Ser,
tpirb our 3eit elm SeesS9ubpan err
rtedbtet, Der nd4 feiner @oqenbung Der
Stabtsbie @epabr bieten birfte, bab iie
nte .tpteber cine Ghnline &utaitropbe ers
leben tpirb, tpie bic im September
1900. Ste md9tise 8arriere permag
dud benz b1hftsn unb 1tdrtften Melz
lenf9lase 9rob gu bieten. Die pldne
Fir bas Mtntoner bon Dollars perz
f9lingenbe Werf ftammen BON benz
Dor stpei Snbren peniipnirten 8rigdbes
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pic @. 4. Il. AM ,,Golontn 0bor."

Sbr beporfebenoes MatidmaIes Sefotaser.
Gin Steapnsr 9atriot.
Snbem bic 6. u. q. am II. Nuguit
b. s. ibr 81. ~nationales 5elblager In
San 5ranciseo auff9ldgt, pirb Der
v@tabt am @olbenen 9bor" bic Gbre
gum sfpeiten Male gu She'll, bic Netes
rarlen bes 8irgerfrieees in i6ren
mauern begrtiben 5u t6unen. Gum
eriten Male iab San 5roncisco bic 9.
q. g, I'M Sabre 1885.
Qus ben Ydeificftaaten fpaten pG9s
renb bes 8iirgertrieges fpeniger als
10000 Mann in bic Bitten Der
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~ Salt. cement, Sanb. Bad
feline. f~euerfefte Steine unb 9bDrs
Ebeer unb Nspbaltpapier, Dabpappe'
9beer uno Ispbalt, Del. Terpentin,
Jnrben, @las &c. &c. itets ~bDrrdtbie
bel s. 6. 3ieimann, 306 DIT
Commerce. traBe. Riebriee Breiie,
CUTE Waare iomie CUTE uno reele
8eoienung fperoen iearantirt. -
TelephDn 410l
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9bafsipeare- Statue fit meim,ar.

Sbafeipeare=S Statue fir @eintar.
Der 9arfteuung bes getpaltisen @si@
ftesberpen elmer tpeit auradliegeuben
@ergangenbeit, beHen Gri9einuns npr
nod in Derf9nommenen nnrtTenSl ebt,
nristnen unb padenb sel1f.
Mte er einft in 9eitalt u1tb 3raht
nnter ieinen 3eitsenoHen ~getpanbelt
baben mag, felt er ben groBen BRIT
0i4ter, Der augleia S1auiptee
Ter unb Sbeaterleiter mar, in atpanse
log betpegter 9altuns unb in elmer
%senrebaft antlinsenben MuffaFuns
bar, bic in jebem 3use barauf ab5telf,
ben Menf6en unb pOeten gu tennSetas
men, Der fret 1T BON alef b~eengenben
aonDentipn unb NIT tlarem Bid In
bas 2eben binausfdaut, an befen bun-
ten 8ilbern' fem einbrineenb beobads
tenbes 4use, fetne lebenbise ss'taltenbe
pbdntdite ft9 erfreut. Die @pne tn
Der einen, bic frtid erblii6te @oie in
Der anberen 9onb bes 9idters iopie
bas lorbeerumtrdn5te Sdtpert unb Der
nit Der Narrentappe bebedte G9dbel
gu SiiBen Der @eitalt inb allesorifde
9inbentungen auf @bafe{peares
Gaaffen, auf feinen Grnff unb auf
fetnen 9umor, bic 70 beutlt9 fpre9en,
bab Tie Der @rfldrung nidt bebiirfen.
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5alte Define mihtieen 2ebenss
Draane in gutter Oronuug, tpenn 8u
AUDI mdbreno Der malariifen Sabres.
seit aeluno bleiben ninft. 8ridI1
Nib 8itter8 reiniet uno fraftiet
ben Maaen, Die Sober uno Die Sim
gemei6e uno unterftiibt oas SpItem
i'm 8ioerltano eeaen 8rantbeitSs
Seine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-14
WITH
A BIG TyPHOON
TIE SCHOONER ROBERT sEARLEs HAD TERRIBLE ENpERl.
INeE ON HER VOYAGE TO HAPHoNo-LosT MATE ANr
a MEMBER or HER cRIw

small boat, we boarded q heavy naa
in the Hpanker fiEElnE
"The sea washed Second Mate
Johnson and one seaman overheard
aud they we're lost Had % not been
for the cook. George liuiiion. a
Filipino. 1 would have been 90 a
tight place. aa I had left only -four
Mexican Indians that were able
bodied aud they could not speak Ens
siish
when the tsphoon had completed
It's work we had seven feet OF water
Ia the hold
we vii leave this pert July band
hope ta have 4 good passage.
"-rhe tYphuana are too much fnf
the esiiingn vessels and ! doubt "
vessels less ntauneh than the hearlrs
could have weathrrca such storm.
At any rate. I do hope that ! never
have the same experience again.
Tito Hearles IL the SCHOONER which
Oh her voyage fr0n iiaiphaHE 20
Seattle iart winter passed over n
submarine volcano ~ the mid 70 3
eric. which shook the vessel 30 that
several - the crew we're thruWu out
81 their hunks Volcanic ash was
thrown o. the surface - the water
FOR a distance 81 n quarter - a
mile
The present crew 81 the Sea lea
vas shipped AZ this port Can't. puts
IL well hnown on the sound.
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The American schooner Robert
searlea. which left Port t4tailow
March II FOR Hniphonn, china. GA
cnunttrad a typhoon when within
one day OF her destination, with die
aHtfuuH results Second Mate A.
Johnson. whose home IA believed a.
be in berkeley. Cal. an. "a seaman
"a hose name Is not known. were
washed overheard and lost. First
Matg Anderson Rnd another sailor
were injured aud the vessels Us
sing was badly damaged.
News nf the catastrophe reached
Seattle this morning Ia a letter from
capt J ~ Pitts. master Of the
ssarleH. go "a 81 Thafuton. the 10
cal agent 0f the vessel The nearlca
arrived At Haiph0nH June L. Hnd
after being repaired Waa to start
home July o. II she got away at
that time she should Haun arrive.
Capt. Pitts tells " the voyage M
foilnwas
AFTER a fair passage We arrived
st naiphnnR We had fairly good
weather until tho daY before We ar
rived. when Ne encountered srs
Xefr tYuhoun, which tote uE ali L.
piecrr. ON Sails we're carried away
before NJ c0uia set them Ia. our
small boat was actually blown 10
bits, Worst ~ all lust after cutting
away the remaining paft q the
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HAPPENINGS
ABOUT TOWN

The second livery stable robbery
Ia three days ecruFred last uiEht
ahsn the barns hsionsinx- 10 fEsn-
nett and ~ Hughes at "a Melfuae
piace were entered b. burglars and
tlt5 saddle stolen The matter
AS reported q. the police this morn
lnK
eofne ruiacreanf threw a stone
through the window Of Frascrs fuii-
iinsry store at second and Columbia
street At Z O'Clock this morning, sv-
identity for the purpose ~ climbing
b. 10 loot the store. Patralman Stew
-; aap5.sasi slala few uusnsntz
later and frightened tho rehbvr
away.
=. Walter Wright. an attorney 81
nucyrus. O. il rs the city. lie Will
visit several sound points. In view
az removing Ca this state.
A. VI. Bufuaii yesterday afternoon
sued his wife. Mrs. Jennie Burueli.
for divorce, on ground II dcHsftion
for more than one year. The couple
we're married In 1851 aud lived to-
Gether until last June. when Mrs
Htfrneil. her husband says. without
cause or reason. packed up her
psrannai belongings and has left
home. The couple have one grown
~ son, 9. ~. Hurneii. They were
married ~ Baldwin. Me.
Theodore Sehnlfxleln. a tailor. -feli
known in this city. disd AZ his rssi-
dance. SIS Ward street. fhis morn
. inE lie was a member % Home
F AsFie No, 1, =. q. y. and viii be
T buried under the auspices Of that
order Sunday.
Steamer city Of Topeka calls 70
( southeastern Alaska tonight with 70
Z passengers and a heavy cargo
Steamer Rainier arrived from San
/ Francisco last night with ~ pasNsn-
T gers and full cargo Of general
7 freight.
/ British steamer Robert Adamson
arrived AZ Smith Cove this morning.
I where 500 900 feet Of lumber taken
/ off her at the time OF her collision
I with the steamer Queen ssstli -
/ loaded. She comes from Quarter
I master. whore she has been load
ina SONS of her cargo unioadsd there
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MAY RAISE IT
BOARD or EQUALIZATION MAY BOOST THE ASSESSMENT o'
TIE SEATTLE ELECTRIC CO apANV "A LlrTLG"

Behind locked doors the beard OF
equalization last nisbt a7tetisa 10
Jacob Fufth tell why the personal
property 81 the seattle Electric eom-
lany should not be assessed At ia
true value. ard fnr once the stem
totfiAn voice 81 the auteetatlc watch
dos ~ the city treasury was silent
In other words. like stireT Rabbit
couuCi imam James said uuthtu'
cut 81 Difference 20 the silence ~
their respected contemporary. Guufr
cimcn Mullen and Rude were -
eiose-noathed as TIE pFcverhial 90
sssr.
TO the county com isslanrrs fell the
task % futttnE the president Of the
hls csrpsEation en tbs sFidirea. ana
I, J, Suaiih dld most 81 the talk
ms the other commissioners Put
ting Ia a word now and then IA tbs
right rfare.
Mr. Fgrth oautended that she Sc
attic haectric company was paying
ceNorhitAnt taxes on is personal
property ana IN View Of the lux a..
sessnsnts 81 ether railroads and
corporations was beius made ttc
rail guy" The idea % the com
psny's property fting more valuable
this year than last Mr. H1lFfh said.
vas perfectly ridiculous. a. nv
LINES HAD stEEN EXTENDED
AND THE NEW CARS AND
fOi.ES AND EQUIPMENT WERE
SECOND HAND AND DIDN'T
AMOUNT To MUCH ANYHOW
OUR ASSESSMENT WAS RAILS
En 81. zee LAST YEAR RY THE
BOARD ofe. EQUALIZATION ne
said. AND We FEEL THAT WE
PAID REALLY MORE THAN WE
OUGHT TO HAVE DONE"
The ees4lon VAS very brief. a. the
coancIlntsn had engagements else
where Shich they said they cnuid
net possibly neglect.
Mr.. fAarth put up \ pretty good
taik NJ. BAKER said shis uaaruins.
and although ] 90 not care e. state.
and Ia fact % not knew. what se-
ten We shall tsks. l believe that ths
hard III decide 80 pocat his assess
faent few hundred thousand any
how.
We tid not 90 into the matter
fully with Mr fsafth last uiEht. and
Hskea hltn 0niy few questions. We
viii however iaak over the assess
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ment rolls carefully before making
ear decision. AID compare that A.
asssmeut with the other railroad
eampanies
MR FuRTH WAS IN FAVOR
0F HAVING the MEETING
OPEN To THE runi.iC AND
sAtpHE HAD NOT TIRE sitaHT-
Est OBJECTION TO REPoHfEiH
nEtNG PRESENT Neither had the
,'uunty commissioners but Mr.
James atlll insisted that he would be
doing the Seattle Electric company
fearful injury II he allowed the
public e. know exactly what trans
plgcd at thr session.
Mr. James SAYS that the oniy rva
ison the commissioners want TIE re-
pofters Ia eome IN the room l. be
cause they wish 20 play solid. ~
they wtii be candidates FOR some
county office az The neat election,
n sall Mr Janice. With an hon
est smiie. "caB art as ! thinA fiaht.
a. / have no nulitical aspirations
The beard held ouly "A short seu-
sion this morning and raised No as
easements ., IL thought that Il Will
hold another evening session for the
purpose or fixinx the assessment ~
the Seattle Electric company
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-14
IN LOWE STAR ON A
HEAVEN KISSING HILL
A BEAUTIFUL PROSPECTUS OF sEATTLE's FINEST
HosTELRY. THE WASHINGTON. JUST ISSUED

Tho wsshinstan hotel has issued
. pruaFsefus which i really a sfofa
VI Art. a. u contains beautiful views
not only Of the magnificent lIatrl
bat If points Of Interest GA Puget
sound AID - the HceneFY afaass the
uFvat Safthsta railroad Feata 10
Seattle The hack eutsr shows
bsaHgifui picture % The Wasniftstan
a. u lgaks ~ alEht hans xtth the
thousands Of electric lishth that
make Il land mark FOR rallies
around
a picture af thr dining rDoun used
~ President Roosevelt duFfas his
stay at ths hotel IL especially inter
eatiuE snd snap rhuta takes on
thn xrszaaa af the guests are very
clear.
A picture 81 the fortunate little
tots Whu i've IN the hiE t,aiaee. ana
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STILL ANOTHER
OFFICIAL GRAFT

WASHINGTON. = G.. Aug IA
~ t.auin. superintendent % she AZ
vision 81 possibilities supplies has
bssn slated foe retirement fssa=ssss =
tsr General Payne has asosrtaiuusi
that Louis has bought cancellation
sHk in sufficient quantities to rufi
the pastaffiesa 81 the country from
threw 10 ten years fpF - esnfs a
Pound. when the market price is
aulY q caffts : fsnuni
Louis is a relic ~ the Heath re-
ktnr.
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- their nurses, taken on che grounds
Of the Washington. II too cute Tor
anything"
~ ~ Eothsrn and Nat G Good.
Nin. tsb famous actors WHO have
stayed AZ the Washington. and
whose experiences dufins Yeafa -
travel has made them epieurea as
far A. hotels are cunngrued. have
said that the elegant service % the
bis hotel. teEethsf slfh the bsaugi-
fui Vie win It's vicinity. makes it
one 81 the plsaseHtest and best
equipped ho~teirieN vest % Chicago.
The meet conspicuous and attface
tive Feature af thu hotel BY night Is
the beautifully illuminated star on
the pinnacle % the hotel tower.
Whkh reminds the observer u moth
iHg - much - % the famous aun=
tation. a lore star on a heaven
hiahinW hfii"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-14
PARLIAMENT
PROROGUED

LONDON. Aus. Il Parliament
was pfaroFued today uutil NpVt q,
Tho king ia "A speech reviewed his
recent Nlsita and said ho believed
that good results would come from
hia visit Co France and the return
honofa shown President louhet, he
commented on tho Turkish uituhs
tion. said he was pleased at the
orange River colonies. believed the
people af the Indian empire aupfce
sintcd the reduction OF taxation, ana
had the strongest hope For concord
TT the advancement If the welfare
Of ireland where he vac nHfaeHhly
touched hY his rerrnt receptions
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-14
WOODMEN'S
EXPOSITION

The executive committee a. thr
Wnodfueu % the World srpoait len.
voted last eyehiuK 10 donate Is rtr
cent II the gAfo receipts u4 the
opening night. - the Labor TefuFae
fund. The committee desired ~
express itn good wishes Tor tie en-
tsrpriHs. and decided that = sub
stautiaI recognition VIII be apprq-
eiaisd By thos- interested IN sewing
the Labor Temple erected.
The Wooimsn exposition will be
held ON the grounds where the fe.
cent labor carnival was held. All 81
the booths along ths Onion street
side vii remain intact. al Will thu
sretswaY and tia ticket boxes
The committee which viii put she
exposition through hrs been organ
lied as follows A. II. Mccormick,
chairman. A. ]. Speckeri. secretary
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PIONEER
ALASKAN
nrN woeHu. NOW IN SEATTLE,
HELPED TO HAUL DOWN The
RUSSIAN FLAG

steamer Santa Ana arrived atneon
nom VALDEZ which port she lcft
August q hrlnHinE TO pnssensrr
Thst number included 60 nshefmgn
fron the Ofca eannetY OF the 4, \.
s. n company ana about an equal
number u miners returned from the
Nasina eaWntty.
Among The passengers waa tirn+
iamin WUUhe OF Kodiak. who ln
probably the oldest American set
iier ~ Alaska he frat arrived al
Kodiak with Battery q Second Uni
tod states artillery. 0n june :. isak
at keaai. he had the distinction 90
assisting 10 haul down the RUSSIAN
flag aud raise the stars and stripes
IA ia stead.
Tho NsEina passengers bling faih.
e. diaaoursEiuk reports in regard
maintain that Il H. very promising
There WAS sllsht fall Of snow at
Slate creek June I'm.
Lee tifawiey and ituy kinnear
two youne men well known ia thir
city. returned from combined hunt
ms and prospecting trip a. Nakus
tat They locked over some oil prop
egti.n v lille there Thrf f~pafs that
there u considerable activity at kas
yak Ths Iippy company and the
Ab~fnethY company are busy boring
oil wells ami stracsY a Co have
about 100 man employed Ia that
work
AZ the aeone 81 the rev strike on
the White river al NaktRk aaa Icy
bay there are about leo men en-
kagrd n securing the placer snld
wtth rockers
IA ~ Ninchsi ~ Colorado. with a
party Of four. fsturusd from = COP
per prospecting TIP.
The santa Aua had cargo con.
sistinS - "a. afa cases 81 canned AMI
e barrels of salt salmon. and = tors
% ore ftafu the k8iamaf o0pssf saline
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-14
CONDEMNS
MOB LAW

cIIAuTAuQuA. ~ = Aux IA
The feature q ths assembly today
Hha thu address Is chief Justice
Lore 81 Delaware. Who s. charged
wllh having caused TIE recent
iguchinK AZ Wilmington. ~ refusing
an immediate trial itia address
waH On men iAw. watch h. severely
sfraiEus1. chnfsctsriEiuz u 80 an
archy. which ssansr or isteF apuid
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-14
SHE BLACKED HER FAM
RIVAL GOO-GOO EYES
POLICE JUDGE GEORGE FINED NELLIE $50 WHICH
WITHOUT a mURmuR

witch che raia vfih an sir ef salts
faction that showed she considered ihs
money Nsii spent
The evidence aid before the court
- l4puty Prosecuting Attarnut
kfists eaE O. the eject tat whan Mrs
utirks learned Il her husband 80
eapsdn she prunsndsa 10 wrvak Veng.
snrr upun Miss ufctisr In the melee
the fair sharsnet Lost her rye ElaHsrs
and ret a black sFe. traces II which
bore silent witness % Mrs narkafH
pfawrss this moruins
The tnls up occurred August s