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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-24
AnALAmArHo COPPER COMPANY uoYeorTs WHOLE coS.
moswEALrH THROWING THOUSANDS or MEN OUT
EMPLOYMENT AND CAUSING LOSSES THAT WILL
TO srUPsnoous suas-ALL RESULT LOSING
MINNIE HEALEY NINE DECISION DISTRICT couar

parry. employing about 90 men hss
ceased operations and itn aaw-miiia
were closed last night
The following Properties are o. be-
closed ~ the order
In Hutte~ ifpstnn a Montana mines.
Anaconda mines. Syndicate group.
Butte q tisatun mtHrs. Partott group.
Colorado Company mines WAsitoc
Company mines Colorado eneitar.
Butte q Boston Hfucitar Butte. Ana
Cgnda 4 Pacific railway. and the IIrn.
messy gaufaS HIF white ship
dr. gouda and grocery oonc.rn % Uhc
AuaiEa
A. Auacnnda~.t aahae Hmeltrr. llmr
kiis. Anaconda works brick yards
and foundry, At Great Pals nnsfan
4 Montana srneltcf. aps First Natiuuh
bank. A. BELT Belt Coal a Coke
company. A. Bonner. Hlackfoat Lufn-
her company. ~ Hosri Haar coal a
Coke company. A. DiamundyfIie
tW1uls Diamond Coal company. A.
Jefferson Valley Pleasant Valley Lime
company. 40 Missouia Aflsaoula Msr-
camille company
The company also will close down
the DAILY Bank a Trust company IN
Anaconda and Butte. and probably
step the publication af the butte In
Ter. AnHntaiu. the Helena Independent.
tho tfelena Record. tho Anaconda
Standard. the Great Falls frader. the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-24
SH0WER OF OLD SHOES
FOLLOW DEPUTY CUD/hEE
AKD "AKNIE R0ONEP

= Old shoes, pounds apd pounds Of
rlce. bridal roses and huge bows Of
whita ribbon. together with a great
~. embarrassed deputy sheriff were
the features or the migration 4 An.
uie Rooney, for years at the head OF
the hne of Seattle'H women luehfi
a tes. from her old home IN the
county JAN 10 the insane asylum at
Steilacoum today.
This gay and festive celebration ~
her departure was gotten up not Tor
the Cultivation OF Annie. who prefers
90 be known as Mrs Rooney. but for
the sole purpose " making Deputy
sheriff John Cudihce. who Is a
chrome old bachelor, tho victim Of
a practical Joke aud creating nmuse-
ment for his brother deputies
Mr.. Gudihee WIS informed last
evening by Under Sheriff Corcorau
that he was booked 90 take a crazy
over 90 the huRhouso" this morning
He received no TIP 10 the effect that
the unfortunate person was the
sprlghtiy Annie and ala not even
know she had been committed
When he drove up 10 the jail door
IN a hack TO get his prisoner he was
surprised 10 see quite cnngrcga
ton Of deputies sitting around the
office trying TO look as n somethlnt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-24

nUTrE Mont. oct. = An anprece-
daated situation IN American history
exiais IA the stats q Montana The
Amaixamat-d Copper epmpaHY one -
thr richest miniaN cposerus On The
world ser practically leeked eut the
entire state af Montana. a. result
Of the decision Ia the Minnie Iieaiey
mine ease ln the district court
Hutta is town ~ Sand ard bar
rennaas Last night orders we're 10.
sued frnu President asailons Office 10
close every mine. afnsitgf. mill bank.
store. newspaper aud railway heiang
iaK u the Annals aniatsd Copper esau.
pany or controlled 81 u Ia the State
u Montana.
This means tho complete tying up u
Great Faliu Niss1uia and Auac ssda.
three II fhr largest tawna In the state.
Hatta Il practically dad. Sot q wheel
IL turning On the amcltTrH and the men
from n. mines are standing idle on
the streets
The shat down VAS ordered in enn-
sequence ~ iudnn CitpcYs decision
gieiEa The Minnie HeHicy mine ta p.
Augustus Hriuae This is one ~ the
richest properties un the Butte iliN.
II IL worth about 80 90 m, and has
been In litigation Tor several years
past
Miles Finian'' the original owner.
made verbal agreement 60 sell The
milne 20 Itainxh but on HIS return from
a trip sast decided he could not ar
ford to sell on the terms which Hsluza
then suggested. aud sold his disputed
claim % the Amalaamated. which i'm
madiataiy took the case into the
courts Meantime. HeinEa had taken
paascaai0n ~ the mine and was work
ing u for All IL was worth. pending the
decision II the courts
Il was during tho FIRST trial ~ this
case before Judge Harvey that the
famous Harvey Rfacket' scandal came
70 uaht Harvey rendered de-
claiou In favor ~ the Montana ore
Pure hasiuR company iioiuEcs prop
efty This was hfterward reversed BY
the supreme court and on the new
trial clancy has again awarded the
property to the NJ o. y.
This last decision hrs proven too
much for the patience of the 'Octu-
puaH aud IL is All On with the people
who have not made ready % get out
from under IN anticipation % the
storm.
Already there are more than eoa
men out Of employment In Butte. and
there arc no doubt more than rs many
more idle IN tho ncighhuring towns.
At Anaconda 20oQ men were laid on
with the closing ~ the Washue smell
ter. Anaconda depends solely on the
Anaconda and Washoc nmcltera FOR
support. aud both u those are closed.
Great Falls. the third largest city In
the state. f. supported by tho Boston
4 Montana Hmelters -Hbout Gp10 men
are Idle there
A. Mlseoula. bonner and Kallispcll
the lumber concern ~ the AmalEamat-
cd the Zig Hiaokfpot Milling com
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-24

planned that he had been hustiins all
the three DAYS in question. waiting out
Ia tha rain Tor the milkman to So by
GA Howell street It's explana ton
seemed 70 show stupid methods rather
than Tack ~ energy. and Il ws>>shawn
that Woodccck VAS apandinEN great
deal more time than could be reason
ably expected % him IN running about
the city and doing lot Of hard work
N this the board commended Wood
ess~s. The censure was given tn an
other matter.
Justice Georges testimony showed
that after afrestlnK miikman for
pouring fnrmatdehyde tn milk and
turning hlsn over t. the courts. Wood
cock had Enne O. Judge George and
asked that the man be aiNan tho light
cst anc possible judge George dis
regarded the appeal and fined the man
So. " oodeosk had asked that the man
be nned emily SO. In Wnadceck'a ex=
PLANTATION IL developed that there Vas
q slight confusion Of names IN this
matter. bat Woedcook did not deny
the fact that b. had gene. 60 the court
and suppiicated Tor a man whom he
himself arrested Weedcoek offered IN
explanation that his sympathics had
been worked upon. but Il vas officially
decided b. the board that a man wha
~ hired 70 protect the public from
pslsaners has no riEht Go let his sym
pathies tur a guilty poisoner carry him
30 Ear ~ q plead Tor The criminal IN
court Ard ~ the fsass9 cnnHurud him
In the words following;
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-24

AIIsAHn. wash OssG = Whcn
ths big British ship Bedford Capt Me
XIII non. Was successfully hauled Up In
q, lnsriae cradle - the Seattle ship
yards company Thursday afternoon.
Alter being tassd throBNh Saimnn bag.
o. narked an epoch In the maritime
history It Ballard The completion a
tie marine ways snunth ago vas IN
itself an event % Importance. boz was
ma eitrraA - siNuiHeant a. the
ttran oE M 10 the fact thai good
snssY ssafarfax men pruphesied that
sks experiment. would BE- a failure.
The nhin % 90 tons Was hauled up
eat - the water ysztsriaY tftrrunuu
- raaY ara as smaathty as II she
w~re a toy. Capt AeKinaun placed a
siass n water Saii to The brtn on n
asblc IN his cabin. when the Sork ~
esplisse the vessel gp WAS begun. and
80 a arup vas spilled hY the move
aet % the shie The Dkiford u not
saly To- LARGEST vessel that ever eu-
NrsA 10 aili pnrt. but shs n the only
90 ei vessel taat vas ever there N
went on the ways 10 have her bottom
sssspA arA cleaned after her long
v1y sws from EuFap.
II - only the dredging out u HAi-
snea hay ~ the s0ysrument IN the
~erk - hBiiAng the Lake Washing
ton canal that made the hssiiuE out II
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IT'S AN EPOCH IN
blllhnD'S HISTORY

the Hsiford possible. The channel u
now Is feet deep 81 cxtrrus low tide
and u wide enough - that vessels
car b. towsi Ia quite easily Hereto
faru the large sisted vessels In inadtna
thair uaraaaa u shingles and lumber
furnished ~ the oiE Ballard mills
we're obliged q remain At anchor At
shtlahair bay, the earku BEING t1Wcd
out ~ them IN ,coNa-
The marine WaY- % tne Seattle snip
YNryia eamfsanf we're huiit At euat -
nearly tiia@a0 Tbs cradk Il - feet
long and = feet vide. The sid is "a
feet hsiuW wafer ~ high ttde The
machinery for hauling the vessel up
- capable q carrying weight q
- tons. Vessels the aiEe % thr ore
soc ~ the White star tine can b. ac-
cgn1mnstntad
Capt Me Kiunor u the ueif9rd Il
greatly pleased n the manner IN which
his vessel was handled lie says that
rhsr~ 10 40 reason why the largest
vessels cannot nov be taken q bal
lard 10 b. loaded and dry dock ID
The efrrers II the Seattle shipyaHis
company are j. g. ChliherE presi-
dent ". Kelly. vice president NJ
y MaYhww. manager. and n. J An
icraan. secretary. Kelly Il one % the
heaviest shining operators AZ Nams
The other nficsFs arr Wsli knewn f.
attic business men.
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funny was not about 10 happen.
Pretty soon Annie. Creased In her
best bib and tucker, was led into
the office on the arm Of the jailer
Immediately al present. except
AIR Cudihee. took their feet
off the tables and backs Of
chairs and began 60 whistle
the wedding March" from Lohen-
grin. hen Cudihee took hold OF
Annie's arm TO lead her 20 the hack
which stood nt the dopr, each and
every deputy hurled an old shoe NJ
ter the couple. Immediately after
ward rice began to fan like hall
stones. The coachman looked In
tercstcd. and thinking he had been
called upon TO start a happily mar
tied pair on a wedding tour. tied
huge white bow which was handed
10 him. to his whip handle.
What the sam hint" calculated
Cudihce. az he tried 10 shake rice
out Of his ears ncrvously observing
the crowd Of cheering small boys on
their way 70 school. and the smii=
ing possersby who had stopped 10
watch the bridal couple drive away.
Ger, he might a got better
looklw Firl than her" one urchia
iecred. derisivoly Get wise to
de patent ledder shoesi" another
youngster interrupted, pointing TO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-24
W0ODC0OK
j.. CENSURED
Board of Health Decides MIX In
SpSCfOr's Sympathy fOS Mills
Men Wenf TOO Far

~
City Mia Inspector weoaeock has
been orNafiy csnsurrd by the ~
board ,S@hasith. The censurp Il -
pressed IN sC>rittrn rvpart sivea cut
hy the boarS last night after the
hearing 20 Woadcaeka defense yes
tertas afternoon. At previous meet
ing several % the numerous com
plants pubuclY made wore formally
given through witnesses. the most i'm
poftant % these being bruusht for
90 hy Justice George and Coroner
= = it1ye.
Coroner Hoye stated that he believed
Woodcogk had been ditatofY IN his
duties Boa the Constantine case and that
a. milk Inspector. he did net coop
crate with the eoranera Once So he
should IN the hives ~. ton Of the ease
Dr Hoyaov ent further. and stated that
he even believed that Woodeock had
withheld facts from him. In the meet
Iug yesterday Afternoon weeaosck and
his attorney conducted charaoteria-
tic defense.
Ons OF the breaks woodceck made
was a wish on t. witness stand that
he might SUBPOENA EVERY MILK
MAN ~ TOWN To ATTEST IT'S
EXCELLENCE As A MILK IN
sPECTOR
His ATTORNEY quickly turned The sub
tsct ard there was ma mere said about
bringing up any friendly testimony
from the miikman.
A 60 hts whereabouts and his
methods ~ gathering information IN
the Constantine case. Woodcock cx-
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tsrhe board. however. considers that
Mr. Wuudeock should be eenHurcd Tor
intrrredinH far a lisht sentence Ia the
case af Mccoy. ON trial before Judge
George. when the prisoner had plead
cd guilty. deeminR u entirely outside
hia line II duty. however actuatod he
may have been bY feclins u SYM
patty FOR the accused
During the hrafink Ycaterday after
noon a young fellow named itinehart
who answers the telephone Ia the
headquarters OF the various inspectors,
took occasion 60 butt In with Some
personal remarks OF his own wf-t
did not exactly create furor u ~
prayat Little Itiney leaned luNufi-
ously back on the cushions Of Dr.
LudlnNa oitics lounge. wakEed his
head wisely crossed his less with an
air Of Importance and delivered him.
self of remark aneat the star. 70
Afrrrina 60 tt as ''blackmaitinE sheet
The remark did not elicit exactly U !
response he was probably looking for
lite was promptly sat upon by the
various members of the board. The
beard was OF no mind 60 stand Tor
such a remark and q Expressed 40
opinion In quite a dinvreat fashion.
Dr. Lndlos. nr t.nughary. Dr. Harri-
son and nr Limerick. the four mufn'
beers. each individually expressed APP
probation Of the stars milk nHht and
stated that they DID not wish Il 60 he
understood that they regarded the
star ia any such iiEht On the cen
trary GDry said. the atsr had accom-
piiHhcd great public Eood hy expos
inE one o. the greatest evils that could
possibly be Threatening the human
lives 81 a large Gty
Little NtnsY was then asked 20 Oh
snFyu the timezhouared admonitiuu a.
children; Little boys should be seen
and not heard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-24
NWHE CAR M INVEST
ANtM MZRIExNf
sEAYv, q O. gcrac COMPANY WILL Try NEW SWITCHING
ApvAsArus ogvss sY THaEE EMPLOYEES

Three Seattle car men have pat
ented A new switch which Is 70 be
tested by the Seattle Electric Com
many. one OF the new coutrivanees
h ~ be placed ~ the corner Of fifth
avenue and Pike street In . few days
and a practical exhibition Of the
patent viii Be made. III the con-
friganee does all that n expected OF
Il By the inventors u Will revolution
lie present synems Of switching on
pIeetrle car Tires. ~ II designed 20
40 away With stopping cars at
switches or even Elackening their
speed.
IS. r. Brautigam. eon4uet9r on
Lake Union car No. 2g3. j. ~. Co
mer. until 10 months ago motors
nan on the Queen Anne line gul now
resident 0f Spokane. and q ~. stan
ley. a inotorfnaq on the Green Lake
line. are the OWNERS ~ the patent.
Conner made the origins iuNeniian
five years aE1 and Stanley Ter
hsipel hifI 20 make improvement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-24

Manager Grant Of the Seattle Elee-
tric Company, chief Engineer Black
well and Construction Engineer
Loud were 10 impressed with the
apparent usefulness OF the appaT-
atus when IL was shown to them a
couple Of weeks ago that they i'm
msdiateiy decided to give II trial.
The fine point about the Seattle
mems invention IL It's simplicity.
The present style Of switches do not
need 10 be altered IN the leas, for
its operation. a few cog wheels
and magnets are placed underneath
the ground AZ the switch aud at
tached 10 an insulated rail AZ soon
as the car strikes this rail. no mat
ter how fast or slow it may be NOV
ing. the switch can he turned ia any
way desired by the current Of the
car which II under the control Of
the motormau. ~ takes power Of
n amperes to turn the switch. -
that unless the current In the car f.
turned on the switch does not move
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-24
LUCKY TEN
PosTmAsrER sTEwAGt NAMES
his NEW CARRIERS

Postmaster stewart today an
a hu viii be added 10 the iurai fpfee
% carriers. % begin their duties No
xrfuber 1. Here = the list Thomas
sands. n ~ holland. = = Doyle.
u. O. Hallock J ~ Davis. J s.
Granuia. %. u. Gaia, T.. }. MeGluH-
key. y T. Root. A. " Tviagist.
Ten carriers were all that the gnF-
eminent Haw nt % ailaN seattle. Ai-
though stewart had asked fsr -, %
begin service July !. bat the tesIus a
vas az that time turned down.
Saw the posinffice needs fully =
but wlli have % get along with the
10 additional ONES tust named These
men were 6 naaen frum the ilat q
fhosr who had SUCCESSFULLY passed a
recent civil service examination.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-24
EXHONORATED

The officers report on the iuvcH-
WASHINGTON. u. g. oct "a =
The officers report on the iuFeH.
tigation OF the charges against Mai.
HOWE Tor cruelty pTaeticed on MI
ipinoa preferred hya en-. Miles. has
been received At ~. war depart.
mrnt Il h understood that MaJ.
How're IL eNnnefated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-24
RACE WAR

FORT RILEY. Oct. 73-CoL
Hutehena Of the Texas regiment. has
asked for an Official inquiry into the
assault on three privatca by col
ored regulars The iii7feeiiug -
increaHiug. The Texans ore now or
fsred 70 remain IN their tents after
uightfaii
a portion Of the army under Gen.
Bell u today maneuverinE against
a force under Gen. Barry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-24
GAMATED COPPER WILL WRAk dire ENGEN ON THE STATE Of NTAN

cudihee's pealy rhod pedal ertrem-
ltien. Quite unWittihRlY. u seems
be had gotten himself ~ roe
FafilekH Of expense. intending ia
make some calls in Tacoma
Annie didn't say anything about
the demonstration. but Just looked
pleasant and interested
All the deputies state their inten-
ton Of A2Ing out FOR "a time when
John ID Abaek"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-24
REWAM

NORTON. Va. Oct % Two thou
sand men Joined the sesJeh FOR Mil
ilonalre Weptz today C3he reward
has been increased 60 50. 900 The
missing young mans parents are
stitl hoping that their son Will bs
Restored 90 them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-24
FEAR WAR

LONDON. oct y -Iloyda tnaursncs
rates Il the Far East have been al.
yanced ia per cent since yesterday, 70
cover the risks " war should be dr-
ciarod between Russian and japan
within three months.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-24

NEW xARK. oct. ~ Siam Parks,
the walking delegate. is stili Ia a cell
today lie Is unable 10 get ths $1,000
for hts release on the last cha1.,
OF perjury. lie says he IL doSsA
aud out.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-24
RESIG NATION
ACCEPTED

WASHINGTON. u. G. oct "a
Secretary Payne this afternoon &C
eerted tire resignation ~ William
f.anIvuiaht. superintendent ~ tho
elaasHd-atlo division AZ The puatof-
Zee dreartment. 70 tRts effect TO-
morrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-24
BURNED
TO DEATH

Fourteen buildings in the busin eaa
part OF the town were burned 20 the
ground bY the fiHs which afarted
about O'Clock this morning
The fire originated In a lodging
hoaiHe known a. Minors homA The
loss ir estimated at 81. o08. Sanse il
unknown
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-24

MAD ACT

two minutes before the engine dashed
BY special later picked ~ the en-.
gins. which hsd gone dead near Kos.
coe YpunE was arrested
when he was made 70 realize what
he had done and how near he had
come 70 killing many people he col.
lapaad lie IL now AZ tn hospital
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-24
MCROtED
By FINE
BIG PACKING PLANT AT
FT. WORTH. TEXAS. is
BURNED DOWN

FORT WORTH. Texas. oct "a
Fire this morning partially de-
strayed the joint Armour swift
AsinR plant. The loss is not an
n1Iuced The original cuzt OF the
plant was tisg.g go.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-24

sANc8vu.Lg. Oct a-A crazy coal
As,s - ma ned Young last might climbed
upsn al engine In the Chicago a
Hes thwestsrn yards. ~ moved the
tcwittte ard the locomotive dashed oSt
Gown the main track. Young jumped
a az the engine started. The Duluth
Hnltss was sldetracked al Caledonia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-24

VANCOUVER. A. C.. oct 20 One
hun rvd and SIXTY iaahes and IS
months imprisonment vas the aen=
tenCg melted out b. Police Magin
trat.teuhscli 10 J. Pebbles. .ho con
fea lnd y having arlmlnhllY aaaanllNd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-24
BOLD RAID

WICHITA, Kan VT. 20. -{9.
dents in and NCnd Burton are
aroused over a bold raid on a local
bank q AniRht and subsequent
battle bNr'f cen the robbers and
pursuing posse.
The baudits fsided the stat>> bank
al Burton. They secured tz.~s8 Tha
formed 20 pursue the 1gdits
A. ~ 1erspu the posse caught
sight Ot~shs fleeing men and opened
fire upon them. The robbers re-
turned the fire. a few shots were
exchanged when thS rObbey> man
aged 10 aRlD make Ceir escs<e.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-24
A STATE OF
SAND AND BARRENNESS

Mlsaouiian. ths Miasauia Democrat
the kaiiispen Zee. the aadAanIan Al
Virginia city, ard half a dozen other
smaller newspapers.
hansanA. In paraiyHed Butte u
oiled With tdis mon. who are standing
en- the cefncrs bewiidrfod hY the
shock
Hsiuza. when interviewed. snld the
action u the Afuafgamated was un-
Necessary. and expressed rrKret 70 see
50 many msa !sut ~ work
President Stallion % the Anaconda
company refused % tsga g. reporters
The present lookup situation Ia
Montana 10 the colonization % years
u political bitterness. The Minnie
iicaley case being the real beginning
- the An lEafnet -Heinza hrht
Ncarly all the BIS sensational stories
that have gone oui User tho wires frpm
Butte during tbs past three years have
been directly " indirectly connected
with the case. While tho naht has
been between iieinsa ard the Amaiga.
mated and had ltfie 20 % with the
clark faction al one time Young
Charley CLARK MAS seriously mixed up
IN the affair. through having offered
Judge Harvey Eaga n confess that
ho had been bribed by fieinAe ard re-
HiEu from the bench Young CLARK
stated Ia an AFFIDAVIT thai he did this
- as a. humiliafc HcluEa for having
exercised h.H political Influence against
hia father L. \ Senator " A CLARK
In the miNup diaharmeut proceedings
were brought against three of ihe most
prpmiueut AmnlEumafed lawyers and
impeachment proceedings Instituted
against Judge Harvey la the state leg
stature. JudFo Harvey was oNonor-
ated BY tho Heiuse legislature. and the
dinbarment proceedings are still pend
fnr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-24
BIC YELLOW
FEVER SCARE

The alarm has CN.hd all over
the state. making Nsyel very dr.
neuit % shotgun quarantine Ia
the uraN districts IL more riEidly
enforced than ever
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(spseialto The stsr.l

BURKE ida, oct za.=in a ilsss-
'teus cunflnEfatiun az this rlare.
this woruiuE. Mrs 81. Hraudt vac
burn ~ % death. n 7. Freeman
Wa tstuily burned and John sks
der asecrely burned about the hT1d
aHd fAce We viii probably rreoy-
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talk SALARY
LIMITS

ST. LOUIS. NO. Oct - The
National Association OF Minor
leagues, "a s0aIan az the Southern
hotel. - this morning discussing
salary limits
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-24
LV MILES 0
MM
AN ELECTRIC CAR SPEED
TEST IN GERMANY AT
TENDED BY REMARK
ABLE SUCCESS

BERLIN. oct fiAt(ahothsr speed
test GA the Maricutcldd Noas~n elee.
tric railway this morning q ~. mlleu
an-hour pace Was attaiay>
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-24

The department Of commerce an
npunoes that the imports into japan
ffuu America exceeded the exports
20 this country - haif a rpjilian dol
lntH during the tx months ending
June ]. II u the o. time FL his
tory that tho balance OF trade has
been in favor - the United states.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-24
GETS I6O LASHES
mule xIr Il FaAlew.

Hitlf XIII N fN4sleWs
This u the largest number OF
lHshca ever Imposed by a Nancgpvef
court. and probably ~ the N6rd
Tor the province. Pebbles IL % BE-
giyen the fret lashinK within a
hours OF his cammHtaL and 20 ifRtcs
every 20 days thereafter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-24

MfSTtN. Tex. oct 2a-The gov
Nh this morning issued a quhran-
tine against san Antonio. on account
OF yellow fever. completely izaiat-
inE that city from the outside world.
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Rurnor Is Denied

LONDON. Oct - The Hsnalaiu r.
port - war between Russia and japan
il unclaiyocaiiY ,eaicd at the Japan
zoe legation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-24

Superior judFn Taiimau tomorrow
~iii Het cases far trial IN bis depart
menL