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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-23
IN SEA
OF MUD
ITALIAN PgooLGR NARROWLY
ESCAPED LOSING HIS MORSE
AND WAGON ON SEVENTH
AVENUE SOUTH

Humane onioer Clark was summoned
yesterday 20 assiat Ia extricatlns a
horse owned by an Italian fruit ven.
der. which had sunk NJ 10 tie hack m
a mud hole CA Seventh avenue soath
The animal could not be removed until
: platform had hern built around him
The horse mlred Ia the same block on
which n the grocery store run by J.
r Jacobson. who IL sneins the city fuf
damages on account n the impaasa bic
condition q the avenue.
The Italian flrst mifCd his wagon IN
thu sticky clay Saturday might Yes.
trrday he returned With a horse and
wire cable with thS intsntlon 81 pull.
Ing rgt the vehicle Then his horas
became stuek in the mud
Several similar eases have been 70.
ported since the rainy season com.
msuced Horses often strain them.
selves In their Efforts 70 sxtrieat s
themselves from the Fnuu.
In cenusction ~ith the shame ful
condition % the streets the Seattle
Humane seciety l. preparing % secure
the passage Of an ordinance prohibit.
tns the psrnicioua cuNinm Of huFutns
rubbish and boards IN the street whwrs
the nails left arr stepped on BY horses.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-23
MNKI&ZNXe NNZRML
TEAMS OF WASHINGTON AND IDAHO UNIVERSE
TIES WILL BATTLE ON cHEcKERED FIELD

IL the football team Of the Univer-
atty of Washington wins from the
team from the University of Idaho.
at Athletic park. next Thursday az
fernoon. there VIII be no bar to the
coast championship, Lack OF con-
fidencc is not one Of the weak Points
o. the university student body but
Coach Knight and the members OF
the team know that a hard fight Il
before them. and although they be-
llave they will win. II n a cineh
there viii be no waik-over. Idaho
has scored more points this year
than Washington and won from the
Montana team by a score Of Is TO 0.
''Reddy" Griffith, coach OF the
Idaho team. and lilly. the star half.
were IN Seattle. Friday. and saw
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-23
James Sullivan VIII Probably Die
as Result of Injuries Received
i'm Mysterious Saloon Row ar
Ballard

Of the soldiers went out the } ack
door and sullivan is said to have
followed him. What happened then
il a question, 10 Was impossible this
morning 20 find any one who x.uld
tell how the other soldiers left tho
saloon. No one seems 20 know
whether or not they foilog.d their
companion and sullivan Ndt the
back door. but a short while after
they had disappeared sullivan was
found lying unconscious Just IA the
rear OF the saloon. He was picked
up ana carried inside. where an ex-
animation showed that his infurisr
were serious. He was bleeding from
the mouth. nose. ears. syvs and
from other wounds about the head.
His face was almost beaten into a
pulp.
Or. McGregor was called and he
attended the injured man after the
latter had been removed 20 HE room
In the kirkland hotel sullivan Il
a member OF the BARRIERS union.
which Il caring for him. sullivan IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-23
SEATTLE
NcTORS
High School Football Teams
Played Good Game Saturday

That rnnrny little football team OF
the seattle hirh school gave the
team from the institution at Port
land an awful druhbing al Athietie
park. Saturday afternoon. iiruc*
shorts. who lhns coached the fsafn-
put his assFvxafinn on the field ia
the best % condition and coached 10
The minute There we're few penal
Ties and the bays played FOOTBALL
from the start There MAS lots Of
painting and kleas we're returned At
the right time. Fast trick pia -
we're executed aud withali u Was =
game well worth seeing.
Portland didn't have a chance In
the game and a'As badly defeated
seattle scored five touehaowns and
winpor kicked tvo goals. FINAL score
Seattle 70. Portland 0.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-23
SIX NEW
STEAMERS

Five new steamers are nov being
built at the yards 81 the Fulton Engi-
neeffng and ship building Works Of
Ian Frauciseo. A !sixth was launched
Friday at the yards Of the company at
North Beach. The vessel was chris
tened Elizabeth b. little Elizabeth
Kruee. the daughter Of the owner %
the steamer. The launch vas . COM
plete success
The new vessel Will have engines q
&c horse power and viii ply on this
coast Ia the iurIbar trade, She will
burn coal Tho other ave steamers will
burn oil as fuel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-23

I Washington get the best Of the
strong Nevada bunch. "Reddy" In
wise young man and from Lila adj
vautaseous position on the side lines
he probably got few OF the WASH
tngtun plays down TO q fine art. One
thing IN sure. IL Washington trics
that delayed pass on hss team there
VIII be no cheers from the local
rootsrs. Had Griffith seen the high
school game Saturday he might have
learned n few things about fast,
snappy football. with trick plays
thrown In.
While Washington will play the
Multnomah team. December ). the
game Thursday VIII end the season
logically. A. Multnonah is not a
college team that game viii have no
bearing on the coast championship.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-23
SUICIDE
a. Helm, a Sailor, Sends a Re-
v0Iver Bullet Through His
Heart i'm the Iowa House

union and fer seine time had been idle.
PIE toid Mr. Brooks last niEht that he
WAS Eolng on a voyage % San Pedro
ths next day. and all his effects were
found packed "a for q journey shis
morning.
An empty whisky mask was found In
Helms room and u IL thought he WAS
drinking last night IL h nea anowa
exactly when the fatal act was com
misted. sNobody about the lodging
HOUSE heard the shot. The body ~aE
cold whsn found ard II 10 believed
Helm had been dead about sin hours.
The body was removed 20 the Bon
nsy-Wa tson ulofgur.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-23
Especial 10 The ss.rl

BALLARD. Nov. s9.--Iames Sui
hvUn. a barber about 20 years old.
WAS beaten almost 10 death IN =
mysterious manner In the rear OF
the Log Cabin saloon. on Hailara
avenue. about midnight last night
The police are looking for three sol
diers, who are believed To have com
uitted the assault. sullivan is lying
IN his rooms In the kirkland hOtrl
upconsctous and bleeding from al
most q score OF wounds on his head
IL Il feared that he can not live
through the day.
According 60 the statement OF
men who we're In the saloon juat
prior 10 the assault. Sullivan entered
the place while three soldiers from
Fort Lawton were at the bar taking
drink. sullivan IL said 90 have
thrown his ccat on the bar and
while calling for a drink. made a
remark dcrosstory C. the soldiers.
The latter took no notice OF him at
the time. A few minutes later one
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-23

those physicians chosen by DR..
Ralph 81. ]. Perry OF Minnesota,
president OF the American Associa-
ton OF CRITICAL Surgeons. TO repre-
tional sent the association at the In
ternational tuberculosis Congress,
which is TO meet In Washington, d.
c.. In 1905.
The congress Is an association OF
physicians who are interested in
devising ways and means for stamp
ing out consumption and other forms
of tuberculosis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-23
IDENTIFIED

The man who was run over and
killed by the futerurban train Friday
night AZ O Brieu has been identified
at the Bonny- Watson merHue - James
Grey. lie had been working on the
section gang Of the Northern Pacific
between Tacoma ard Seattle. and had
gotten of at O'Brien 20 have check
caahed az one ~ the saloons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-23
LABOR MEETINGS TONIGHT

brewery Engineers and Firemen--
carpcuters hall
Ballard Shin carpeniers- Baker st.
hall. Ballard.
Electrical Workers No. III Walt
resaea' hall
iasterers-oiymplo hall. iioTs Sec
ond ave.
pressmen-w. c. L. u. hall. 1906 Sec
l Ond ave.
Sheet Metal Workera-MuHiclans
hall fAl2 Second ave.
switchmen-P Pioneer block. LIST ave.
ana James.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-23

sxs. comm.tted suicide early this
morniag IN hts room at the o~A house.
ihe<ss First avenue. by shooting him
self through the heart. When feund.
shortly before 10 o'clock. the BODY lay
on the bed. the right hand gr.spinx
. small z-caliber revolver. Of which
one chamber WAS empty. William
Breckz. the proprietor % the house.
made the discovery.
Helm had lived at the Iowa about
three months Beyond this fact little
II known concerning him. Tie Was n
member % the Pacific Coast Sailors
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-23

y. Wilbur HsSn. who l. on his way
90 Nagaeaki SapHn. a. assume the
general secretary ship Il the Heunx
Meas Christian association thrFs. De.
llvsrrd a most interesting address or
his proposed work Yesterday AZ ths
foosna ~ the LEGAL association.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-23
BARBER IS BEATEN
ALMOST TO DEATH

unmarried. lie n said 60 have n
brother In Los Angeles
The marHhal's office was notified
of the assault early this morning
the soldiers who are believed to have
committed the crime.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-23

Pat o.Hrien and A. nranlgan. alias
r.. Brinlger, were picked up IN the re-
strictad district yesterday by city De
teetivea Bryne and EHsson ana are
held as burglary suspects. Detective
Byrne remembered Brani9an as one %
a gang Of burglars whom be had ar
rested ave years, ago. and whose pic
ture IL now ia the local roguea' gall
lerv.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-23

WASHINGTON, ID. c.--FIye men
composing the COMMITTEES on rules
form the real governing body Of the
house. AZ a matter OF parliamentary
procedure majority Of the house
may change the rules and rob this
great committee Of its autoegatic
power. As matter Of fact It can
not be done. In all the years since
SPEAKER Reed Invented the rules the
only one contest
A. the Republicans 70 serve With
him, Speaker Canyon named Dalzeii
Of Pennsylvania and Grosveuor Of
Ohio.
The speaker, therefore, has tgs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-23
s..ndIna Of ,hs club.

Thieves catered the an Francisco
Dye Works Ia the Grand opera house
alley, yesterday morning. and stole
three suits q clothing q coat and an
overcast Entrance was gained by
pryine open q door.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-23

ron here yesterday to Oakland 10
the tune OF 10 /. 81 Nfain was
wilder than the proyerhial March
hare and the long Sample was put
on the slab ~ hiH place. The gentle
man from Arkansas didn't cover
himself with glory. bot he did better
than jimmy Hsbe Levy WAS very
arrattc and called Mohler out on a
plate,
Seattle had men or bases every
inning. but only when ByerH
smashed the bail over the center
field fence dls anybody reach the
pan for q run.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-23

aids ably equipped by experience 10
counsel with him for the check
mating OF the Democrats. 20 shape
legislation and 70 defend the action
Of the rules committee IN debate.
Two places on the committee allot-
ted 90 the Democrats were given b.
Cannon 10 Williams OF Mississippi,
leader Of tho minority, and Judge De
Almond OF Mlyqouri
The power lodged IN tho speaker
10 appoint the committee on rules
makes him. in the last analysis. the
master Of the house. The Republic
an majority OF three controls the
eommTfee. nnd the speaker controls
the Republican majority.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-23
Or. Y0UNG A DELEGATE

The name Of DR., e. Weldon Young
OF this city appears ia the list OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-23
SEATTLE
SECOND
Coast League Season Closes in
the the South With a ST.
wash Defeat

sAN FRANCISCO. Nov. sa.--ssat-
sle. lost the last game OF the sea-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-23

LOS ANGELES. No. Portland
lost 20 the locals yesterday by a
Severe Of ta 2
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-23

SACRAMENTO, Nov 2s-The
home team beat Fan Francisco yes
tcrday b. q score Of 60 Q.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1903-06-24

Ronham, Texas Major Moore a
prosperous farmer living ten miles
northeast OF here, claims 20 have dis
covered a scheme that viii prevent the
much dreaded web worm from destroy
ing the cotton. When he planted mis-
crop of cotton this year he mixed ash
'es with the seed in two rows When
the web worm began on the crop re-
Gently they never let up unit they
had totally destroyed the entire crop,
with the exception OF the two rows in
which he used the ashes These two
rows were not touchced by the worms
and VIII make good cotton The bal
ance of his crop had to be replanted,
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1903-06-24

Galveston. Texas: Sunday evening
between and O'Clock Jacob p
Proctor, policeman Of Houston, c 7.
Wells, travelling representative Of the
Headley Chocolate Company Of Balti-
more. Md, Miss Emma Peudiey Of
Houston and several others entered
the gulf at Murdocks bath house for
bath. The party moved TO the east
ward and were noticed by several par
ties and seemed to be hugely enjoying
themselves They passed out besond
the guard lines when, presently the
other bathers were startled by Miss
Pendley'H cries for help. This was
quickly responded TO by, several par
ties, but before suceor reached them
Proctor and Wells We're drowned Miss
Pendley was rescued in an unconscious
condition aud resuscitated with much
difficulty She departed in very fee
BILE candition for Houston in charge Of
friends on the 10 O'Clock train.
William Hughes, prescription clerk
for the Star drug store, made heroic
effort to save Wells. but came near
being drowned before reseuers reach
ed him, and was resuscitated with diff
flcnlty.
Proctor's body was recovered by
Scott G. Shannon and brought to shore,
and every effort by physicians TO call
back the spark OF life was frpitless,
and his body lies at Levy Bros un.
dertaking establishment awaiting the
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1903-06-24
Fen unasr a Erelaht TraIn.

Longview. Texas Henry Enbanks,
aged about 10, was run over last night
at about 1890 by freight train and
instantly killed He was riding from
Longyiew to longyiew Junction on top
Of the cars and in attempting to step
from the top Of a box car to a coal car
slipped and fell between the cars
breaking his neck and being run over
about the thigh He has mother,
father and several brothers and sisters
here
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1903-06-24

Washington The most worried
man in the government just now is
Henry c. Payne, postmaster general.
He did not dream when he went away
last winter and left word for the act
ing head Of the department, First AS
sistant Postmaster General wynne,
to go ahead and investigate what need
ed investigation, that so wide world
of wickedness would be discovered.
Mr. Wynne who, during his experi-
ence as vigilant correspondent Of a
New York newspaper, was made cog
infant of many suspicious circum-
stances connected With postal affairs,
went 10 work with all possible dis
patch to digging Into the rottenness.
His inspecting officers and inquisitors
made great progress, and, indeed, up
turned 80 many evidences OF fraud and
rascality that It was impossible for
the postmaster general to grasp 1t all
at once, Consequently, when he came
back from his winter cruise he was
Inclined to treat the whole thing with
leyity
When the postmaster general al
lowed parties Of newspaper men to in
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1903-06-24
Tarpon Worlds Record Tied.

Rockport Texas The fishing sea-
son has opened up here in great style.
Sixty tarpon were landed at the Pass
yesterday by the guests of Tarpon Inn
and the club house. II. b. Leach OF
Palestine tied the worlds record yes
terday by catching thirteen tarpon in
one day The trout fishing has also
been splendid for the past few days,
over 500 pounds being caught In front
Of town yesterday with hook and line.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1903-06-24
rRAINs GO TOGETHER.


Ten Persons Killed IN Wreck on MI
neis Central
Waterloo, Iowa The passenger
train On the Illinois Central. which
left Omaha at 1850 O'Clock last night
coiii6ed head on with : freight train
just west Of Raymond, Iowa, at 2
o'clock this morning. Beth engineers
and fremen were ldileu. the mall
agent and three passengers slightly
hurt. 1t took four hours 10 clear the
track Of wreckage
The passengers injured were able to
continue their journey
The trains met OF a curve and the
passenger, which had the rlgni Of way,
was going at the right Of fifty miles an
hour The freight crew is said to have
misunderstood orders.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1903-06-24
TWO DROWNED I'M THE GULF.
j. d. Proctor of Houston and G. T. Well of Newark,
N j., the victims Bodies Recovered.

coroner's inquest. which was held at
o o'clock Monday morning His
clothes, badge No As, check for $3.50,
s25 in currency purse, papers, watch
fob gold ring, knife, Keys and dla-
mond sud are in the possession Of the
Galveston police department
Wells. body was found at the foot
.of Sixteenth street about 10 o'clock
Sunday night and taken to Levy Bros,
undertaking establishment, at which
place It was embalmed. Wells resided
at No, "A Eagle street, Newark, N. j.,
and arrived a The fremont hotel sat
urday night
Il is impossible 70 get accurate de-
tails ofthe deplorable incident tonight.
Those who Witnessed the affair were
Mr. Hicks Of Kentucky, T j Barham
and w Schroeder Of Houston, w 4.
Downs Of Temple Scott G. Shannon,
William Hughes and DR. w. S Garter
Of Galveston and they will be called
upo nto give their testimony before
the coroner IN the immense Jam and
excitement that prevailed it was inn
possible to fnd all those parties, and
again an effort was made to suppress
the affair as much as possible for fear
it would PM damper upon the Sun
day excursion business to Galveston,
and especially the bathing in the gulf.
II was stated, however il the life
guards had been properly stationed all
the parties could have been saved
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1903-06-24
Japan Made Demands.

Yokohama The Japanese minister
at Pelsin yesterday filed a formal de-
mand ON the Chinese foreign office Tor
the opening of Moukden and rung XII
chu to foreign trade.
The Chinese official replied that cir
cumstances were not favorable to tne
opening of the cities mentioned. The
American and British representatives
are supporting Japan's demands.
Minister Conger also is demanding
the opening Of Hardin, Manch0fla
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1903-06-24
Texas Weather Service.

San Antonio, Texas: Beginning on
July the United States weather ser.
vice will operate system Of caily rly-
er station reports, giving the daily
status Of height Of the principal rivers
in Texas and special reports and warn.
ings in times Of foods The stations
willSbe at Austin, Balllnger Beaumont
Columbus, Dallas, Hampstead Liberty,
Orange, Riverside Rockiand and l-o-
gansport, La. The reports Will BE-
made daily throughout the year 20
Galveston, which will be the center OF
the river station service. The opsery-
ers will receive Compensation OF 50
per month and 20 cents per obseryas
ton extra whenever same are called
for from the central office. This GOV
ers the Sabine, Trinity, Brazos and
Colorado rivers.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1903-06-24
FreIqbt Train Wrecked.

Fort Worth. Texas: A freight train
on the Texas and Pacific was wrecked
near Sycamore creek today several
cars being ditched The wreck de-
layed passenger trains most Of the day,
compelling transfer around the
wreekage No one was injured
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1903-06-24
NEW BIRMINGHAM IRON FIELD.

Colonel L. NJ openheimer the
tentiary board yesterday his
birmingham, Ala he has make
be
works Rlsk Theso works
of shape to their full capacity.
Colonel openhemer mpaned by Mr. John Marshall
the employ Of Andrew Carnegie
Cherokee Investigate report
the possibilities probably manufacturing
himself Cherokee iron
principals and they
properties which wiz
to their full capacity
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1903-06-24
pAYNE'S pTTTFVL PLIGETT.
Postmaster General Nearly Broken Down by Strain
and Worry Realizes Mistakes.

tervew and examine him, as It
were, twice a day, his friends felt that
he had made a serious mistake. Now
he himself realizes It to the extent
that he is actually sufferlns and peril
ously near breakdown. He put his
case before the president at cIeve-
land, but was dissuaded by the presi-
dent and Senator hanna from resign
ing. Mr. Payne came back to his desk
almost beside himse'- with the strain
placed upon him Newspapers every
day pointed out the mistake he had
made, and these he could not help
from seeing, as faithful clipping
clerk kept the criticisms where he
could see them. Among the most gail
ing things the postmaster general had
to read was the reference to the fact
that he referred to Tulloch's charges
as hot air." when he had IN his desk
the letter Of Fourth Assistant POST
master general Tulloch, The former as.
slstant cashier in the Washington
postoffice, in every essential particu
lar
The condition and plight Of the post
master general now excites commiser
alton and sympathy.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1903-06-24
Young Lady in critical Condition

Malakoff, Texas; Miss Mary It'd
more one of the telephone operators
and sister of the assistant postmaster
Miss Idena ridmore, was found in
dying condition last night by her Sis
ter. She had an aching tooth and had
bought some chloroform 10 ease same
In using itat night she spilled some on
her pillow and was found as above
stated
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1903-06-24

New York; Anews agency reported
today that there has been a reyol ia
constantinople and tnat the snsian
has abdicated.
London The foreign Office here has
heard nothing Of the trouble at Con
stantlnople
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1903-06-24
Killed Win Iron Bar.

Jackson, Mich. While defending
his wife and child from threats Of muir
der az Munith, small place near here,
August Braun, the village hotel keep
err struck William Mccrow his for
mer barkeeper, on the head with an
iron bar, from the fleets Of which the
latter died IN a few minutes.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1903-06-24
BOYS SHOT MAN.To DEATH.
Fatal Termination OF a Ball at Thiba-
Lnal~

deaux, La.
rhibadeaux, La Theodore chals-
son Of Chackbay, small village ten
miles north of Thibadeaux, was shot
and killed at that place last night by
Robert and Luke calllavet, sons, Of
Felix Caillavet, who is one Of the own
ers of the Orange Grove plantation.
The Caillayet boys are under 20 years
Of age one Of them attends the Thib.
adeaux public school chaisson the
dead man, leaves a family numbering
eleven Chaisson arranged a ball last
night, and among those in attendance
were the Caillsyet boys. 1t is said
that one OF the yonng men acted in
what chaisson considered a disorderly
manner The offender was ordered to
desist Or leave the house He refused
to do either and Chaisson, selling a
club, attempted to eject him. During
the fray Chaisson was shot six times
by the Caillavets, causing death In a
short while One Of the boys had his
skull fractured in the fight The two
boys were taken into custody by sher.
in Beasy after the Deputy Coroner Or.
Thomas Stark had held a postmortem
examination upon the remains.