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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-28
ANOTHER LAUNDRY PULLS OUT

unsauiEed their works. The only ap<
raHeni Intention OF the said aHso-
cation was 10 gradually freeze QUE
the smaller iaundfies. az they ala
not live " to their agreement In re-
$3.50 y, - :. y
Majestic Laundry Cugnpanyr IN
tsHtian IA Withdrawing 70 start q
rate war. We merely wished 70 have
fun control Of our own business and
not be dictated TO by the larger
laundries. Very respectfully yours.
MAJESTIC LAUNDRY CO.
A. W Best, President.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-28

There IL ma iority Of the council al
ready practically pledged to support
Murphy's new resolution.
Councilman Murphy said today.
The substitute resolution win call
for an investigation OF other meth
DDS OF disposal OF garbage as well
as by cremation. while | stiil be-
iieve In crematories. others object on
the ground that II u impractieahie
for the city 10 establish them. / am
not afraid OF n thorough luvestiga-
ton Of the subject. and IL better
methods than cremation can be OBJ
tained the investigation win show II.
There surely can be no harm In an
50 ssaAtleattan think thasa - no
doubt but that the substitute resolu-
ton will be adopted"
Councilman GIL. who was 30 bit
terry opposed 90 Murphy's resolution
last Monday night. said today tina,
he would be In favor of the suhsti-
tute resolution. provided other meth
ods Of garbage disposal as well as
by cremation are Investigated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-28
CHARGED WITH BETRAYAL
OF A GIRL IS YEARS OLD
WILLIAM WATSON OF DERBY PROSECUTED unl Ess
he WRONG DONE CECIL cHRsTiAHson

lie found that Cecil Christensen
and her little sister had been living
In the camp in which their father
worked for more than n year. RE-
Gently Christensen left. taking with
him his younger daughter and feav-
ting the elder IN Watson'a care.
When informed 81 the true state
Of affairs the father seemed indtf-
feFsnt and az he refused 20 prose-
cute Wetsen, the ueigthHFs who were
aware ~ the girls condition. became
Indignant and reported the matter
% the sheriff.
Watson is r. be given a chance 20
marry the girl this evening. and II
he refuses will be placed on trial for
his alleged crime.
Tho aff viii soau become = mother
and If possible 60 friends viii brins
about a marriage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-28
FOUGHT WITH
THE GUARDS
Kentucky Fsudsts Attempt to Rush the jackson Jail and Re-
lease Murderer Of Attorney marcum

doWs and she soldiers guarding Jett
and White were ordered to shoot
them in case the jail was forcibly
entered. The firing continued until
dawn.
Judge Redwine this morning sat
the trial Of Jett and White for Mon
day and adjourned court until then.
The grand jury IL stili In session.
Beth prisoners were IN court today.
but everything was quiet. Troops
are stationed everywhere.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-28

for the first time. II MAS thought
that the arrival Of the HoiehkiNs
gun yesterday would snhtue the
friends Of either Jett or White.
The troops are being well handled
picketn are stationed At each Of the
four corners Of the square. The
feudlsts advanced at l o'clock this
morning and charged when ordered
to halt. The ricksts nlsd inside the
jail when the fusiIHde commenced.
The troops fired from the jail win
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-28

need 81 repair away from the Puget
Sound nsvs yard until the naisans
on Front street. HfsmsEteu. are re.
moved
The fact Was brought out that shf
business interests Of Seattle dafna I'D
that this city DO ali rs lie power q
aid Bfemerton in repairing the dam.
age fhaf has bs~a doae her rwuata -
fIon IN order Co place the navy yard
once more IN this good grace. a
tks secretary ~ the navy.
II was urged that Congressman
Humphrey would be unable 20 Sc
cure further appropriations for ths
yard while u IL under the ban oil
the navy department
The following resolution. moved ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-28

JACKSON. Tenn. May 2s.--An at
tack on the guards At the Jail last
night vas repuised. There was
much shooting throughout the night.
II 10 believed that several mem.
beers 81 the attacking party wese
wounded
More troops will be called for Inn
msdiatsiy a. the desperate character
uf the effort that vii be made 70
save CurtisH Jett IL nov apparent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-28

A. y. Grtaitha and seconded by Mr..
tewts, was unanimously adopted.
That Il Ia the aenHe Of the He-
attic chAsnber Of Commerce that the
wishes az the navx department re-
sardsha the renewal 81 the saloons
FROM that part Of uremeffon COM
plAined Of be complied with BY the
fnayor and council OF that town at
once
That IRE steps aiready taken 70
that sfset BE- approved BY this
chnmbers
s1.nat > npeclsi COMMITTEES Of ten
members he appointed 20 Welt
Tsfesnsrton and submit these reso-
tutionn 90 the authorities there"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-28

Charged with the seduction o. =
young girl Of such tender years that
his alleged crime in really rape,
william watson, a logger. will be
brought to Seattle from Derby this
evening by Deputy Sheriff Cook.
Cecil Christensen. rs years Or age
& 80 esest.ss - WatsnF.a aA4gsf
crime She. too, lives near Derby.
and vii be brought % Seattle By
Deputy Cook to prosecute the charge
which * aWore out before JUS
TIC i IN order 20 obtain a war
RI Wafson's arrest.
~. platnt against Watson was
frat made % the aherim'a office the
nfsf Of tbs week and Cook WAS sent
70 Derby % Investigate the charge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-28
STRIKE STILL
THREATENS

CHICAGO. May 2s.-The labor sit
uation presents conflicting pnases
today. though the greater number
threaten serious developments. II
seems almost certain that 10000
walters and also all freight handlers
Will strike. Sixty hoiiermakers
struck az the Alus Chalmers plant
this morning and may involve svo
other workmen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-28
Died FAR AWAY

Miss Annie Burke. formerly Of THE
city. died at Los Angeles yesterday.
The deceased Is sister OF Mrs. A.
p. Mcknight of this city.
Miss Burke has been in I'll health
for years and went to California two
years ago. thinking that change of
climate would prove beneficial.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-28
GONE WITH
THE Cash
tsp.sl.l,o Tn. star,

SPOKANE. MAY = wa. Z. Grey
OF the firm Of Grey nslin. tlmbsr
and woad contractor has disap@
pwared with 3 go Of the hFm's and
other peoples money.
BE induced HE psFtn.r % So east
on a vacation. While gone hn sals
isctsd uioHaY due ard raised 81 600
IN futures ffufu merchants and
biack owners uy asking advances of
& IS per eard Ia return fer a reaues
ton in the prize On wnsd contracted
for, The ntost prominent people in
the city are AFnang these biiked.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-28
RiCHTED THE WRONG

k.:s.ss nslhansi 2s rsnton ars
Rosa Durxan of Ravensdsle vera
married BY Superior Judge Bell this
murniuR. reehanni vas arrested as
I.eary yesterday on the charge OF
seduction and at once slgnified his
willingness 60 marry at once the girl
he had wronsed Both are Italians
The giti is only Is years OF age and
reehaunl is q,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-28

Imateiy geo houses now submerged
IN the city.
Reports from West and Southwest
Iowa say the food exceeds all pre-
vioua records.
CEDAR FALLS. Iowa, May IS
The rise IN Cedar river during the
night forced IS families from their
homes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-28
REVISED
New Creed Adopted by the Presbyterian
General Assembly

are included IN the election Of
Grace. ami are rsRsnefafed and
saved by Christ
The resolution represents Is years
81 ssssft. u <. : 10. an
many conflicts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-28

After th~ saHfeFNhfNFs Nhs taftNAhS
committees fsasasmsisd with the
mayos. oouaeIinsn and prominent
sislssns 1t TIE enee ef wmls~al
Besa.er.
ssvsrzi speeches wss= tsAds IN
whleh shs sesH essssa and stss
siussns save assurances af their VII
iinKnssH TO do anything asked of
them by he ornelals Of The navy Do.
partmsnt Assurance Vas aiso siv.
en- from the commandment that ths
department. would be satisfied with
shs renewal Of all saloons from From,
street &c soon as It could be aons
lawfully. provided a proper xaAfan.
tee Vas slvsn that any Promises
made along these iinss would be
carried out TO thn letter.
me members Of the chamber Of
sonnsescs COMMITTEES declared that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-28

ard meAne hereafter to 80 after
fuslaisra on lta oNn hook ana tKhi
the trust 70 n finish. hN the follow
ms statement was made today By
President Heat. wili show The
.sss >. 90 rs
AZ once.
Editor The star. Noticing The ar
t.ele stating that only enc laundry
HAD Withdrawn from the association.
nc wish to add a correction. The
Majestic Laundry Company has not
only withdrawn. but has completely
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-28

Los ANGELES. May fs.--The
Presbyterian general assembly this
morning, by a rising vote. accepted
a revision Of the creed which con-
ias5sssss re folio . ss5ss f=ssss5s
We believe all who die In infancy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-28

coNsrAsrlHoplE MAY a-bulIErlN.-rh. CITY OF NAL.
~NauAsE TWO THOUSAND PERSONS WE'RE KILLED. AND
THOUSAND MANNED AND OTHERWISE
rss DEAD INCLUDE 100 ARmsslAns AND SOLDIERS
raE GARRISON OUTSKIRTS
MANY HOUSES IN sEleasoRlSo VILLAGES
rsoyap. AND HUNDREDS PERSONS KILLED Full
The DISPATCH STATES THAT ENTIRE COUNTRY
MANY SURROUNDING aAlAzouisRo osvAsrAr.
ED nv The sHock AND That THOUSANDS OF sEAo OF
THr SHOCK MAS FELT IN IRIS CITY. WAS
DONE MERE
SCENE OF rss DISASTER TIE GOVERNMENT.
:. A EARTHQUAKES
WASHINGTON o. c. MAY as-ucs CONSUL olAlvo AT
ExRous. TURKEY SENDS TIE STATE DEPARTMENT sY MAIL
- ~. $500.
NE REPORTS THAT PERSONS eARrsouAkg
SHOCKS. Ma SAYS NAVE ssEs ALMOST CONTINUOUS
SINCE NOVEMBER isot sa'a
OWING TO THE agAoEasgss is
IMPOSSIBLE DEFINITELY
DISASTER HsFsRHsD TO oAsLsoHam
srAsrsoplE IN WHICH PEOPLE ARE SAID TO HAVE
LIVES. WHETHER IT ONLY ONE OF NJ
- MEsous SEISMIC
BEEN RECURRING FREQUENT INTERVALS
FoR 10
LONDON 2s-FoREioa OFFICE aovicEs CONCERNING
THE EARTHQUAKE. HOUSES WE'RE oGmoLsH-
A msLAzoufEHp. CAUSED GREAT
ROUNDING VILLAGES LIGHT SHOCK AGAIN
MORNING SITUATED IN a MOUNTAINOUS
REMOTE OPERATOR
tpvIcEs
OFFICERS GARRISON ENTIRE
FAMILY pERisHEp HAS sEcomE INSANE
LONDON a-AovicEs sHTIsH
EHzEsuM. THERE
OFFICE BEEN APPEALED SUBSCRIPTIONS
- THE RELIEF OF THE DESTITUTE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-28
cart HQUAkE
KILLED 1000

The City of MaLazuierd Armenia Totally Destroy.
ed by Fearful Upheavef of the Earfi1----The
Shock was Plainly Felt i'm Consfanfn0pIe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-28

W1ArHtH CONGRATULATIONS seeasienaf shsVss
Ere tefwerfoW cloudy and uasetteas Uak4 - ess.s
Southeast TO seuth winds ~ y ''
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-17
BY MISFORTUNE
Almy Mathewson's Death Due 10 Thought
lesSly Stepping In Front Of Electric Car.

A report was filed I'm the office OF the
clerk OF the common pleas division OF
the supreme court. by Coroner Lincoln,
yesterday. relative to the death OF Amy
Mathewson. who died at the Rhode ISL
and hospital on Nov. 18th, from injuries
resulting from being struck by trolley
car.
The gist of the report b. as follows:
After hearing the testimony aud re-
viewing the same. / find and certify
that said man. Almy Mathewson, on
the 18th day or November, 1903, at the
Rhode Island hospital I'm the city OF
Providence - came to his death by
reason OF multiple fractures or the bones
OF the head and body. decorations OF the
brain. injuries to various soft parts and
the shock consequent upon these in
Juries. the same being confirmed by the
autopsy made by j. G.. Pegram. Jr.,
NJ. D.. and filed herewith, and 1 further
certify and report that upon the tes-
tlmony OF the witnesses filed herewith
the fracture OF said bones. lacerations
OF the brain and other injuries were
caused by said Almy Mathewson having
been struck by moving electric car, in
front OF which he thoughtlessly stepped.
and the resultant death was not by the
act or neglect OF any other person or
persons, but by misfortune"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-17
AMONG THE HORSES.

New Orleans, La. Dec. 17.--Yesterday y
was a day for the owners VINO needed
the money. There was not even the
usual daily handicap to revive the dull
round of selling and allowance races a
slight trace OF class appeared in the six
furlongs for 2year- -olds. and fair lot
Of platers came out in the fourth race
at one mile, but otherwise the card was
extremely commonplace. However. the
fields were closely matched and provoked
lively speculation
There was no apparent decrease I'm
the volume OF the play In the betting
room. but as on previous days the play
OF the wise bettors was largely confined
TO the few horses that were selected as
the best offerings Of the day. Twelve
horses, about equally matched i'm mean
ness, went TO the post In the first race.
i've furlongs, selling, and anything was
Liable TO happen. There were almost as
many tips as there were starters
Blue Blaze. Tommy Foster. Sid Sill
yer and Josette shared the favorite play,
but Eva Russell, an outsider, did the
winning. Palmist, another outsider was
second, and Sid Silver third.
FAvoRTTE WON.
San Francisco. Cal. Dec. IA mile
and a sixteenth handicap was the main
attraction at Inglesde yesterday. II was
run over a muddy track Proper was the
strongly played favorite. Fossil went out
In front and led until the stretch. with
Proper and Oarsman In close attendance.
There the weight told. by two lengths
pullman incurred a three and Prosper
passed him. winning easily DAYS suspen-
sion In the first race, through being left
at the post on Arthur Day.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-17
OOIMGS AT BROWN.
Examinations for Term Work Begun Other
Matters Of Interest 10 Students.

Examinations for the past terms work
commenced today. From now on "The
night time will be turned into day time
In all OF the dormitories but will be with
the gas light of good hard work, instead
OF the sunlight OF good cheer" The ex-
aminations extend from now until Dec.
20, when the students will scatter to sli
parts of the country 90 enjoy the Christ
mas festivities.
At a meeting OF the Worcester Academy
club last evening the following officers
were elected: President, G. II. Hull, '05;
vice president, Fred Freeman, '05; secre-
tary, l.. W. Prouty. 06: treasurer. r.. H.
Winslow. '0 Following the election
plans for the coming year were discussed
Tomorrow evening in Sayles> hail. Mr.
Hamilton. w. Mabie, tho we'll Eauwn
writer and speaker, the editor OF The
outlook. will deliver lecture on THE
Bible as Literature" This will be the
second OF the public lectures given this
syear by the Providence Biblical institute.
The Wednesday afternoon "Vesper Ser
vices" which have proved 80 popular dur
ing the past two years. are 20 he con-
tinued again this season. beginning with
the first Wednesday after the Christmas
recess, Jan. g. and continuing through the
first week In March President Faunce
has not completed the whole list OF speak-
ers as yet Among the prominent men al
ready secured are: Donald Sage Mackay
OF the Collegiate Reformed church. New
York, Dr. Rainsford OF 81. Georges
Episcopal church. New York and Pro-
fessor Gerald Birney Smith of the Uni
versity OF Chicago.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-17

great many people nowadays make
the mistake In thinking that the ex-
pensiVe present must be the only one TO
give This is great mistake and Il Is
the will and not the deed" that I'm nine
times out of ten enters into the spirit
OF the gift.
The Hall & Lyon company, with whom
the majority are acquainted, have a stock
this year OF ornamental and useful gifts.
costing from S cents TO $3.50. which will
make most acceptable holiday gifts.
On the second floor OF the Westminster
street store there is a new art gallery,
where VIII be found an exceptionally
large number Of dainty pictures and at
the most reasonable prices.
On the whole this store offers 10 the
buying public, numberless things that
will strike the fancy OF the buyer, and a
visit will clearly show that Il is not al
ways the highest priced articles that
make the daintiest and most useful holt
day gift.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-17
JEFFRIES AND MONROE.

New York, Dec. 1.-THE possibility of
a battle between Jim Jeffries and Jack
Munroe seems brighter than ever just
now. The miners. victory over Limerick
in Boston on Tuesday night has boosted
his stock, and the boilermaker has de-
cided TO meet him. Jeffries, however.
makes stplations. He wants the miner 90
defeat a few more of the big men first
and this Munroe win try to do, provided
he can find opponents.
Jeffries seemed pleased over Munroe's $
victory and complimented the miner. He
said IT will fight Monroe. but just when
and where l can't say. i have made a
number of theatrical contracts, but / will
bid for the mill. From the way things
look at present, the fight. If arranged.
will take place In San Francisco"
Jeffries was perturbed over the report
that Gus Rubin was ready TO meet him
and give him the entire purse If he (Ruh-
lin) failed to stop him CJeffries) inside Of
70 round. IT don't believe that Rubin
made such an assertion" the champion
declared, but If he did I am ready for
business
Jim Coffroth, matchmaker OF the Yo-
semitic Athletic club OF San Francisco. is
still in town, but thus far has not seen
Jeffries relative 10 fight He came here
ostensibly to arrange a battle between
Jeffrles and the winner of the Ferguson
Johnson contest, decided last week. How
ever. as Johnson won. his plans are up
set, as Jeffries has announced that he
would never fight negro. Coffroth. how
ever, will try 20 bring about match be-
tween Jeffries and Munroe instead. "
this cannot be done right away, 1T is
said that he will have Monroe tackle
Johnson, or some other good man on the
Pacific coast Ia a 2-round fight
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-17

ISOLATION would attempt to settle any
difficulties which might arise with other
colleges and investigate the eligibility
OF players. 1t was stated that the as
ISOLATION would act as judicial rather
than as an executive body IL was also
stated after the meeting that the coach
ing system will be continued as hereto
fore and that there would be no revolu-
ton in any OF the methods OF the de-
velopment OF football material.
Although a constitution was adopted
only an executive committee of six mem
bers were elected The members are
as follows: r.. N. Wightlngton. 81; r.. ID.
Wrenn. '95; w. Cameron Forbes, '92 ].
w. Hallowell, 1900: w. L. Reed. 1901, and
Malcolm Donald. 1902.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-17

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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-17
CRAzED BY Loss
Rafael Camuso Dropped $50 and Tired 10
End Life With Razor.

Rafael Camuso. an Italian. S5 years old.
residing at Sl3 North Main street. at
tempted suicide at 12:iO o'clock this
morning by slashing his neck with a
razor.
Camuso while down town I'm a drunken
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he discovered his loss and going TO his
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lie managed TO make a bad cut on the
back OF his neck and TO lose considerable
blood.
His wife was awakened by his groans.
sent one OF the children for Dr. j. y.
Cooney. who with seven stitches closed
the wound
Camuso was not seriously hurt.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-17
DEFINITE FOOTBALL POLICY.

Boston. Dec. 17-For the purpose of
establishing a definite policy and sys-
tenn OF development OF football material
from year TO year there was held at the
Union club tonight meeting Of IS
former Harvard football coaches. and
after some discussion an organization
was formed to he known as the Harvard
Football Graduates association. Among
those who made brief speeches were w.
Cameron Forbes, Percy Haughton, II. II.
Wrenn. c. ID. Daily. Roland Boyden, A.
F. Holden and Prof. White
The football situation was discussed at
length. and II was decided that besides
carrying out definite policy the new as
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-17
PRINCETON HOCKEY.

Princeton. n. j.. Dec. 1.-THE manager
of the Princeton University Hockey
team announced that a Christmas trip
had been arranged consisting OF four
matches. Two Will be played in Pitts
burg on Dec 26 with the Western Penn
sylvania team. and on Dec. 2S with the
lnterscholastic team of Pittsburg. on
Dec. % and 80 games viii be played at
Pittsburg with Yale. The team will leave
Philadelphia for Pittsburg Christmas
night