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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1903-03-14
MEN OF AFFAIRS.

Judge Shiras, who has just retired
as a justice of the supreme court, gains
$4,000 year by the passage of the bill
increasing the salaries of the members
of that tribunal.
Speaking of the racing stable of
distinguished American the London
World says: 'Mr. Croker has got to-
gether very useful stud, and it will
be surprising if his colcrs-Yale blue
jacket and cap with gold tassel-are
not frequently seen to the front during
the next two or three years"
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1903-03-14
Two Sinners.

"It is very wrong to tell false.
hood" said his mother to little jim
ME, who had caught him in one.
"Then we're both offul sinners,
ain't we NAV" queried Jimmie.
"Both! What do you mean?"
"Why, you told Missus Smith yes
terday that you hoped she'd call
again, an after she was gone you
said you wished she'd never come
again. Ohio State Journal.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1903-03-14

The state senate has received mes
sage from the governor vetoing a bill
increasing the pay Of the stenographic
reporter of the Waukesha municipal
court from five to ten dollars a day.
The governor says in his message that
the statutes leave the fixing of salaries
of county officers to the board of SUI
pervisors, and he can see no reason
why the legislature should interfere.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1903-03-14

tions OF making q bed in tho most
approved manner.
"Who was that in my room Just
now?" said I.
"How do I know?" she answered
shortly.
''Were you up there?"
Miss Dacres stopped her bedmak-
ing and stood upright. 81 declared
said she. ST think you are the most
suspicious person 1 ever saw. I'm
glad I'm going. Why should go in
to your room? What should I get
there? Not much, I should think,
from" She stopped short. She
meant, [ think, from my appearance.
"You needn't flush up so. You've in
suited me more than a thousand
times since I came into this house,
and as soon as I get my money I'm
going out of here, if I have to walk
back to town.
Haven't you been upstairs?" asked
I again, scrutinizing her narrowly.
"Yes," she admitted, 81 have been
upstairs, but only to see how your
aunt is getting on. She wanted some
breakfast, and I'm getting it for her."
"And you were not in my room?"
''No! No! MOI" said she, ''and no
again. What should I want but my
own money, and that, apparently, I
can't get. Why shouldn't be sus-
picious Of you? It's probably that
woman out there in the kitchen"
what woman?"
"You'd better ask her. How should
I know?" With this short answer
Miss Dacres returned to her bedmak-
ing, and I went up the stairs. All
was apparently as I had left it. The
key was still in the lock, still broken
off, still stuck so that it could not be
moved one way or the other. Aunt
Jane Mary was sleeping as if she were
dead. SO descended rapidly and ran
out to the kitchen. Glorianna Tow
ner was sitting by the stove. She was
which she occasionally stirred some
thing which was heating in pan.
what are you doing, Glorianna ?"
asked I.
"A-stirring the posset," said she,
without looking up.
$50 I see. What were you doing
in my room just now?"
Declare to God I hain't-"
"Stop," said I, 1--WE don't use such
language here. Answer me without
prevarication. What were you doing
in nay room?"
"Only come jess as you left the
gate-come across the back pasture"
said Glorianna. "Hain't done a thing
but set here an stir as she told me
to. She was coming downstairs as
I come in the back-haH door,"
"Who?"
"That stranger. Said she'd ben
up to see your aunt. She got the
things outen the clauset an set me to
stir this mess"
"Have you seen Baldwin," asked.
SHOULD think So" said Giorianna,
smile breaking out over her sharp
features. She glanced towards the
corner. There across chair hung
| cowhide. It looked useless enough,
at present, but I could imagine its
possibilities in the hands of the wiry
little woman.
"How long are you going to re-
| main?"
"'Tell Badly comes home long er
me-"
I sank down into a chair, hopeless.
Then / must either harbor this little
fiend of a person or lose Badly Tow.
| ner, my prop and stay.
ITO Be Continued
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1903-03-14
Charged with Murder.

Frank Thunder, "a near relative Of
Chief Tom Thunder, of the Winnebago
Indians, has been arrested charged
with being implicated in the murder
of Mary Hinsley, an Indian squaw, Feb
ruary Z. The body, mutilated, was
found on the banks of Black river near
Black River Falls. Death is said to
be, the elimination of an Indian VEN
delta
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1903-03-14
Found Dead,

Mr.. and Ms. Edward Otto, residing
one and one-half miles northeast Of
Plattevi]le, were found dead when
milkE1an went to their home. He
found Mrs. Otto lying across the bed
and Mr.. Otto on the floor The old
couple had lived alone for some years.
Mrs. Otto was Is years old and her hus-
band was five years her senior.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1903-03-14
Plat N.

Parke-After all, sir, the ext1eme
simplicity of our American institu-
tons must commend itself to every
one.
Lane-I know it. Half the time
we're without cook.-HarpeS's b
xA1.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1903-03-14
Badly Frozen,

After wandering for five days in the
woods northeast Of Fairchild, Charles
taken to hospital. Both feet were
frozen black nearly to the knees and
both ears and part of his face were
frozen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-28
DEATH SENTENCE
TO Be COMMITTED
JACK" REYNOLDS NAY ESCAPE HAnclNo FoH TIE
mesALLY muspER-JUoog seLL PETITION

A fsetlifau h. tire governor nHalnE
ID uto commute the sentence "f
lack Hryuutda uiIn shot and killed
William 81 Saliy ~ Wellington. iaat
fttt from death. 90 life imWisons
assut. Waa Amned to-day hF superior
Judge BELL before ahaW the case
eaH Tried and Who Imposed SEN
teuer. and hy DEPUTY Ffeaecnting
Attorney Todd and Craven. who
frufssrufsd The state. ~ VII b.
taken Co olympia ~ once
H. wss found guilty Of tsurder in
o. arst degree. xrwauy o. the sur
prise Of thu court and O. ths prose-
cutting attorneys office az evidence
introduced tended clearly tn show a
strong element n self defense and
Nan Thought that murder iu the see
snd degree wuuH t~ the verdict
~ Nan sentenced - be hufR BY
suuefior Judge Haii shortly after hiH
trial ard - that time NOTICE ~ 1r.
peal Was EiFga hut later dismissed
~ he had no money with which TO-
prosecute H. lie Ga man ~ about
e. years ~ HRn au1 very popular
with hiu fellow prisoners iu the
county taI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-28

past three years and tieluse has euos
tiuuaItY d. Ia Caurt with iuiunetiauH.
aurNes and rvcrtNvrahip matters earh
trIaI beInE q bitter uEht between tbs
risrI fufcua ifeinea claiming that 70
vlGtouea have been tuumuhH uf INV
ard Justice ouix. ANA the AmalHamatra
asserting openly that the acquisition
~ the numerous miuea aud mining
eIaIma hy ueiuar is Wholesale stealing
through tho tpuuiesfeo VI The tive
fndgan
one 1t these Judges Hon William A.
Clancy. haa Ydst handed down a ars
uistou in the famosa @innls hrHN
e,szr. which Has been teh million t1i-
Lar haue % contention Zoe three years
past
rbs MIuui5 ifsals ease has born tha
central point r. The io usius q po-
ttfesl bitterHe o-thruuEh che whole
Hght and 1udrH Clancy decision sim
HIY brought about thc culmiuatiau uf
fha whole trautic. THIS mime was eftEs
IhaIiy owned by Il man named finlan.
"a BE- went broke in the cudaaVar a.
hpa8iuEe copper fteiuar claims that
Fnisn came 60 hina and asked bin 10
hls t. aud that he agreed 90 50 ahead
and work the whine az hla own expense.
offering iu case the mtue should de-
veiup we'll ta uuv H outright for "a
$50 Flnian went east and when he
veturuoa uotnas had developed thr
mlug into Is payine pfapaaitian iieinHe
eialma'hr offered - pay the mgnrF and
eloar ths bargain bHt tiuihu would
Hot NJ O. To this raising hiH prier So
Huabie the amount and hacking ii ny
ish ghs, threat inst b. would soil uIt
to che Amaieameted. iisluae allowed
hlul 80 aru hm catin. sd upon thr
Nrrtal agree meat ami cnrs ain ialuta 90
iaw. sent ahead wafelng the mine.
claiming n rs his awn Thvn titr mat
tsc was onkeu 70 court
Injunction followed iniuurti sHd
according e. the Amairaulats0 STORY.
1fHinfe.n tive Judges ataua rat al
iaw5nK lIsiusa 10 woFs the mime when
ever they eeuid Hft ~ inIunetlan inHN
enough Co SEE a shift II men dpNn into
gna mfms Finally tnn mine VAS et-
feefualig tfrd up pending the decision
~ she ease A Httis over r. year aEu
Judge Itarnsg. the other - these tNo
lodges rendered a decision N rAyar 81
tieInae III Nss accused % having
been bribsd - Hr4Hae, and 'chaficf
clark. senator ciarE-s son. are0rdiHg
e. biu own anldaviL offered tQtEe iiar-
neF fzaaaa &c he wntItd confess thaf he
had shasu hribef and rraian from toe
bench Ifarney diI net eaufe#a ARD
tfupnaehlan pfoeaediHEa weFe Drought
against him ia the slate ieEisITt.sFg. a.
urre also dishaFrmrnt pFucHrdip re-
against attaru~Fa on either side ittH
aarr u tza.a91 was construed dlaftert-
D. aceordins - the SHARPLY dFasn lice
- agmpathy in Hutte. sa1 tha FAINT
grew more bitter because ~ ths per-
aanal trend it hHd toten. The i1st leg
stature. wbiis not up % the 1ib Mon
tana standard ~ So 90 over the tran
aan tn ths SAY - bribery was uat
king In sensational sf1riea ~ mau-
lpula ton.
Among The defeated meHHareH
hrouahi ID before fite Legislature waH
what YVES knaNH fcapes ueriF b1 the
ANA gamatsd ~ tn Fair Trial hiii
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-28
How the Bitter Fight Between Heinze and
AGalgamated Interests Has Led Up
to the Present Great Industrial
Crisis

AVID by tho tIeluae faction "a the
sFouf PLAY bin II provitea flf the
snfryluE % uukutud matters uta
either courts than those ut tiarncl and
Clancy Had was introduced hN The
AmaiEamHtrd ora means uf securing
provision against tha atfkr1 lmnoHai.
biiit1 81 Justice in these tsu ,duit..-
Oh battr IL r. almost an iu'posslbl ",
fnt aus pemHN man " unIan uf child.
GO remain iu au attitude ~ muarf all
ilN business % ~ kiucs has the
sharply drawn liHe 81 ftEtinuai 81 al.
pathg. and if tao parsons OF reputedN
appaaite muthira ate seem together
mcs are beth raaafJed atth auspig ien.
Il h a case # ptf sst fsugr with tv1
adsa aut misht8 uncomfortable TO set
ON.
rbSthread which the present al.
uatiou b Butte aarmH 10 hans or o.
the ownership 81 certain Hbarea OF
aoet iu che Bualuu s Montana eom
uauY a consolidation * AualEamat-
- mnt Through tHr nominal uun-
rwhlp ef fahu MeiiHuisa, one II
HrIunrs chief Heutruauta. hr|nar
har owned ana controlled this slice
1T stock being IDLE AZ atag kh9idFr
to tie thr prape % up aith iuiunH-
time - "a effective hlndraucr a. the
AmaiFamafrI sfnekhDidcfa a b. this
nlice ct alack THAT the miners union
seeks 90 purchase with the under.
standing that thrN are ~ work htf
LuIoHtauafg With the AmaiEa mated
pntbek holdrfN aua thereby prevent
thc periodical eiuasnH Down OF these
big mIuaa IeIuze has used tlls
stock ~ Is 80 udld wetp un ~ hin-
.tsance. afsd naturally "a rri1r tAht 10
eAe iI uu efwHkfuz foe MeaiuniHs
b. states that MFistuniaH via not
sell thf stora ta the miners uuina
afferias NippN stock NGfrad
The pfHef offered for the slice uf
stock b ttea 20 The mo aH aGtinat
the market talue ~ the atork "a li-s
Thm refusal To svit Ht about fnuF
times the market value indicates the
value lialuze plalsa GA the aieek -
. veHauu - msHipAiA ttnu ~ - Hns
daratrud that the nlnefs WEA not az
-spt the SIprer stock az that would
aas utsrf tar issue ard would aHls
hare effect Is anofhsT matter TIE
ulaera ace fhafouahlY educated 81 90
az. real eauaa uf the trouble haw
evar. and a ports. refuerd -
be aseAfahfd Ga atde issues ThrA
want TIE fssfou a Moutana stock o.
sHrs AID Il remains Tor iteinEe g
sb,w Them sauie other Ma out q
fhe dtaafinf ~ ~ ta to aliaY thHt
,sfsaauf lfau6na SURE Those NhH
suos WaInss however. arr HiuplF
ss3fIue - So what Ne siii do If
Il ~srtaIa that h~ via 90 sotnstittnE
far he a. mau - resource
whether lu Bis iHsfauer hs VIII -
stis 10 carey off the situation siiii
r4u+ains fo BE seau Tive ANA lEs E
,,...t.8 sf rrrasHf arnn - have the
..t.t-. Es,t 81 ar iuffs-n ss they have
t@rs..l rs > proposition that = snti~-
fs-ts~.. go tha people. and W that
ffstate hau openly turned THIS doN
serfIrssts 81 rsife 30 Tickle haw=
$500 ana tnsF fs today ne Anal
-ersatsH gsupef Company taFnpf=
raa. may ba Hrirsn s--
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-28
BREWERS MAIXH WHIP
My HzKzRp MNcD
LIQUOR INTERESTS DEFEATED THE PROPOSE
TON TO DIVIDE THE NINTH WARD

The brewers and liquor men
cracked theif whip on the floor OF
the council chamber. and the city
dads danced Justify. TO the merry
music thereof Tho result BE-. that
The Niuth ward blg IS any other
snycn wards ln the eity. viii not be
divided. in spite 81 the nrt that
almost every voter tn that whole Sec
uian % the efty Is IN fevof Of a divi-
uon.
The action Of the council last
night il anig "a bit 81 local politics,
witch shows which way the wind
aill blow when the nest election is
on
Up tn the meeting of deleaates
srupn the various precincts ~ the
Ninth ward was held 90 consider tho
manner 81 ward division several
weeks age. the majority Of The city
flthera Wste IN favor - tee making
a. least two wards uut 81 NE hir
one. II nav develops that on the
very day that meeting was held. 81
star chamber session. iosfigatad BIS
the ward workers If the Tioaof
Dealers association, wax held. and
aomething hHpreued just What
hspn~ned De not known. except Tint
q had something To- do with affairs
political IN TIA Ninth ward
What 1ld happen. thereaffsr. was
this "CheHtafneldt Mullen. thu
champion Of saloon interests in thr
city council Binehart. Fitzpatrick
ANA Kisder ~ four Of whom hid
verbally pledged their support Ca
The ward division measure. came out
i'm opposition to the plan
The story r. that the liquor in
forests were afraid that II the ward
were divided. lhev would hive hard
work sieeiinE y city councilman H
tho navlv created wand. and az the
same time &c would be stul harder te
defeat Councilman Murphy IN thf
portion NJ the ward he would repre-
sent after such division. Thu
liquor interests don't like Murphy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-28
CLaud ArbuCkIe Attempts Sweet
hearts Life and Then Kills
Himself i'm Cecil Hotel

E second bullet struck her Ia the
FlEht ride of the back. and has not
been located by the physicians At
the time the second shot Nas fired
hiHa Grey was leaving tim room md
the Euu was flied 80 near her that
hcr clothes were aet ouf ire Sine
staggered Ogi into the next room
where Miss Bennett assisted her %
the bed.
After the second shot. Robinson
started 10 enter thr ruQyi where Ar
buckle Nos. but bad JnS reached the
iuuF hon "a th.rd shot ranr uet
Arbuekie had placed the muzzic OF
the revolver iu biz mouth aud shot
hlureif. The ROOF ~ bic mouth was
torn out0rud the bullet crashed into
hia brain
Esny In 1909 Afbuskle sud the
Grey woman came fn Seattle from
the east and he associated himself
Htb different dry goods stores.
while she worked TO- variety thsafeGs
Together lhsy saved up 81 e30 and
decided Iaaf March 20 tfF their luck
IA Nome While there GLADYS fsii
.u tase uith Thomas nulieue. son nf
former inspector of hotsIs hfFe-
tgGle wav o faYariff co. Sporting
circles Ia Seattle when here and was
cDusidefsd @ good ail nfnund athlete
TEu ysafH ago he Feui Ia Some and
followed boxing until hc met Harry
Krsux, Hha bested him. From the
time she met Baiieus there aas 10y
bile bet Gladys and ArhuekFs
She told Huesue that Arburkie waa
i worthless fellow. and said that he
often Aeat her and would not DO las
SHARE of the work
ga the latter part Of September
Afhucaie returned from Name and
Eas been ia Seattle evrf since look
iHF fof work
Last Thursday GLADYS arrived
fHum Some Wheu she left Buiene
pat her 81 the charge ~ Robinson
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-28

The circumstances 81 fhe Milling
acfe somewhat uutrual The rtt-
deuer ah0a 81 tbnf HrNuuld had shot
hlH ysefim iu font II a oioan NO
quarrel having aHaa~a immediately
prior and there being uo ap0,tre4 e
uraFaea fiuat ff was shown that for
weeks HeF.olds had been bounded
By his ueik hhurH. especially MeNaily
and No. theY had frequently threat
enei j. All hln n be did not leave
town Tor What reason D. not known.
Reynolds pes ais ass claimed thai
Hheu he fired 81 McNHlif be did So
hf use De- thought the latter was
about O. shoot him ana. in fact had
threatened ~ 10 ~ az sight
Reynolds % not married and haa
few friends n fhls part % the COIN
fB. He came from Montana shortly
hefare the shooting. ana "a known 90
railroad nen there Ha Montana
lack Iis relatives Use ia the east
hnf ara 500 pnof 10 assist him in ar-
uraIiug his case.
Tie petition 90 the Eaveruor Ter
fhc communication of the sentence Was
prepared by Attorneys Shiriey 4
PAGE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-28
T0RY IF THE GREAT STRUGGLE Fob PREEACY IN MONT ANA
HIS VICTIM
MAY NOT DIE

ana told him 70 watch over her until
Ne could come down.
Soon after the woman arrived here
Arbueklc bad as iutuuieW with her
aud begged her o. come back 10 him.
but she refused
Yesterday morning hf addressed
better 10 her al the hotel requesting
that he b. ALLOW ed 20 gee her. stat
ing that hc had shipped the box u
dress material 20 her mother as she
had advised.
70 this note Miss Grey replied.
telling him no might see hsr in her
rooms m 7s1g O'Clock At That time
she had HabeFtHou and Miss Bennett
there. Arbuekle implorcd Miss Grey
60 return 10 him Heofpokc Of the
happy days gone by. the days when
they had loved and Den happy to-
gether But she steadily refused 70
have anything further 20 do with
him.
Thcy talked for a long time tn this
strain. and then the visitors heard
"a scream from The woman. Turning
toward the door they saw Miss Grey
come staggering cut
Those who knew Arbuckie before
he wrHt 90 Nome state that be is the
son n wealthy parents in eklahQnR.
ana thHf he HtH HfH OF NeHa fAf
ucsfion and 81 geuflemauly man
nsrs When here before Gladys Waa
known 20 an a. the wife ~ Arhuakie
IN Arbuche's trunk we're found
number 0f letters more 81 them
from Miss GREY and al bearing %
the subject Of her love for H1lleue
and his rejection
No N0rd has been received from
iap relatives Of either Mise Grey'H
or Arbuekle's frieuas OF relatives.
The parents Of both have been moth
fed Arhuckle's relatives 20 Ingers.
oklahoma. haze sent no reply to the
moHsaaf wired by Coroner Hoye, and
na word has beer received from the
girls parents at selby Iowa
GLADYS Grey. in the opinion ~ the
attending physicians. has a chance
.of recovery. She has recovered from
the shock and resting eaEHy.
Ollie Bennett and = l. Roterfsor.
Who we're witnesses n the affair,
have left the Hotel Cecil and no
word was left aa 70 where they were
going or a reason FOR the hasty de-
parture.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-28

elaud y. Arburale lies dead at
the Bonnie CNHinuu mafEue. while
Gladys Grey IL utaf th. point Of
Death iu the Providence hospital the
fcHuit OF ArHuHhIua insane jealousy
hfuuskIe shot Miss Grey Hst night
o. the teril hotel fatally mluriHg
'hef Then Sc put bullet into his
aun brain which killed 81 almost
Instantly.
The attempted murder tHI suicide
occurred tn fuum Hlt If the Cecil
hotel in the presence of Hiss ollie
BENNETT and 4 l.. Robinson. former
81 au officer uf tHe steamer Some
cts
Hoth were Visiting Wlzs Grey 81
hef ap0ttuentH b. the hotel at the
tine.
A. rf-=-nt everything ia being
dule % eaNH the Tie of the wpm4u'
though little hope ~ entertained faf
her recovery She is sfoHiur weaker
constantly
Tne deaa man saa former sweet
heart Of Isis victim At aua time he
Sac e f'af manager - THE Isead-
eF IN this city but has lately been
est of eng a.ment
The WOMAN r. variety actress
ANA Waa employees ~ such in Nome
where Hha pent part Of last summer
Il Naa there that she met Tom But
a-us. with bonn she fail iH love aud
over whom The shooting occurred
hm night
She had bera maFFiu1 before she
met Arhufkie tud hHH IS lIttiH dAuEh-
er in san Francisco Ties family
anus is Harrington Her fathtr "
+. Faff nEtnu. lives az Council
bluffs. Iowa.
De- response "a note Artuehia en-
tered Mlaa Gfcgs rooms al O'Clock
last airhl A quarrel auau~a aud the
#nn drew revolver and shot her
tVtGe. each shot taking effect
When AHhuckla entered he asked
iias they might have the door lead-
Hr 90 the ruafi where Miss HcHnett
ANA Haleraou we're ciused This
Hias Gfey wuuid uot do he asked
her 20 come back and I've With SIN
aaYIna De- would 10 anything for her
She refused TO have. anything Hore
fn d. with him iu sus way After
skiing Robertson e. leave the rooms
witch he refused - Ia Afbuekic
took aim and fired two shots at bis
former mistress The first shot
afurk the woman iu tie right side
finse 50 TIE eleventh uh. ana lmied-
asf Itself ln her iunH She gave
scream for help and turned To rvn,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-28
CHARGES
AGAINST NJ DONALD
FASHION 6HtLL IT'S COMPLAINT AGAINST TIE STATE
DAIRY ANo FOOD COMMITS soNER

A sen aionnt amsrdrd complaint
vas nled thia afternoon b1 Attorney
Paul e pafmitzrf FOR plaintiffs iu tho
ease ~ the mupfelaHa - tha Fashion
Grin against ihr Royal ualtY aud
state uaIrs end Fnoi rommianie 7r 2
A Mcdonald 'fhe complaint charges
uaf Mcdonald So "tbe pretended en-
efrlaa af hr dutla8 has nlded ana
aheftsa the Ba,Hi DAIRY iH caunI,auee
and gaiiunlou with thee pfnprietora
thereof Boz the manufacture anioaia
Hf milk. euatamiHa falmslirhl de-. aud
thhf wrii.hnuNius that the samr rHns
Hiuad this paiHohaue Ingredient Me-
upuald permitted the ROYAL daiF1 o.
-til the same % plaintiffs ava pro.
tst tel said dairs m ths sale ~ the
tsmr The complaint reviews thr ease
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-28

he has always fought the eurruaeh-
ms tyranny OF the brewers in muni-
riual affairs and they want 20 get
rid al him and get a putty man in
his place. So the brewers told their
heuchmcu iu the city council what
they 'Wanfoa and they got it.
Everything was primed aud cock
ad. for the matter when IL came up
last night. Councilman Gill intro
ducrd a resolution which provides
that Bl future ward AiiVision in the
TO shall be based ON population.
instead ~ area Watchdog James
who is always sterumsf" anything
that Murphy wants right or wrong
Wiped out ~ gieeful second TO the
resolution. and the project was kill
ed The people VI he wnrd were
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ONE MORE ACCIDENT
on GREEN LAKE LIVE
A CAR coLLIpEs WITH A CARRIAGE CONTAINING
TWO WOMEN OCCUPANTS

n-sifsnfa wIHrh the Seattle Electric
a0snraav baH hsra nHIiHg or Ter no
aa5lHarnfnf - Hs passengers occurred
aetha eafHfr ~ vHift avenue sad t'ihe
street YfafefdHa marfufR hfaanf
waF and Pike car No ~ sailed hf
Matafman IHHFH and ahle csru9nn
searf rau through the open sWttf
NHUf TIE r1r wnH headed down THIRD
capitol 1850 ear so i3f maHnea nf
AfdtafmaH Noon ana Conductor 'An.
I.5 .a1ls sliding 10 fhe other way and
fbe t,-e nariffs taarthef The fcsii-
bala 81 Iatb rara were wrecked and
ne air Waa Hlfsd aifA EiHHs 6. Mich
siaan. q passenger a. Injured by
ahavariHa riHas. 1'he rect Il she pas
aaursfs iHst saurc and mad their
HaHHra
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PORTLAND. uet 2 Another tnfu
sas taken today iu the ins esiisatiau
~ tie Eastern 0frEsH Hard Ones
- afasIAHa.
Mary Ware filfsee q NeKlnis1 and
= a Potter were Indicted ~ chs ia
rrai afuna fHH - asssiaff here aa The
sh8ea~ of fereinR Hetiiiana uanHes O.
Applications for homestead laaH
Hi#s Hara waa uHfll several pssHtha
aaa tuitea States land commissions