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The Washington times., 1903-07-24
OCEAN CITY, N. ].

QUEEN CITY BY THE sEA.
A city OF homes. rcstful surroundings for busy
people. children's paradise Finest beach.
Sailing fishing. Bathing unsurpassed All
Smusements. Two AID one-hah miles Of board
walk. Gas. electric light. and artesian water
Electric cars and steamers every Is minutes 70
Atlantic City. No saloons Write for booklet
" X WILLIAMSON
Ocean City. y. J.
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EDUCATIONAL.

ROCKVILLE, MD. ACADEMY FOR BOYS.
Home life and individual care and instruction
Terms moderate. Address ". p MASON, L. s.
y A. jyls-2mo
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NEW sRADY HOUSE.

So. Arkansas Ave, near Beach
Choice rooms, IS 10 $40 weekly. 81 25 up daily
Booklet. JAMES BRADY jyi-u
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SPECIAL NOTICE-A stockholders meeting of
the American Mosaic Tile and Brick Company,
for the purpose Of extending its business and
increasing its capital, viii be held At its Of
fee. Bond Building. Washington, D. c. Az
GUST IA. 1903. AZ NOON jy24.sl-au7
SPECIAL NOTICE-Tke +. & J. X Bishop Art
Company has dissolved partnership, and the
business viii noyT be conducted by Mr. J. K
BISHOP, at SIS l4th 81. nv. 1t
SPECIAL NOTICE. will not be responsible Tor
debts contracted by my wife. Mrs Lille Hcran-
iy2i-3t CHARLES HENRY HORAN
c. G.. SLOAN & CO. auctioneers. 1907 C St NV,
will sell goods stored with Fries ( HOpwood,
for Ms Barker G. Clifford. July IS. 1903.
iyle-6t.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

be rehearsals Of the choir Saturday and sun
day evenings n; ; O'Clock; u meeting of the
altar boys after the late mass sunday: meet
ing of the men OF the congregation in Carroll
Hall Sunday, D. m, To prepare for the mass
Of requiem for late Holy Father. Leo Kill
10 be held in 81. Patrick's Church Monday
at 10 a. m. jy24-2t
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-07-21

Bux6 Bazart, de don Fernando Aponte v
| de don Juan A. Villafane; por eli Este,
con ell citado senior ApOnte, el referidO
| Villafana SegundO y dona Francisco vi.
| llafane antes, hoy don Jose Bux0 Ba.
| zart pOr ell Oeste, con tePrenos de
| don Francisco Jose de Santa Ana, antes.
hoy de don Engenio Pagan, de Berna:
We VaZquez don Joaquin Saras.
Tercer0:. Otro predio de terreno,
sim nOmbre. cOmpuestO de diez cuerdas
de sobrevega altos, equivalentes tres
hectareas, nOventa tres areas y tres
centiareas; radicadO en- ell barriO del
HatO, termino municipal de San Loren.
20 de HatO grande, destinadO a pastos
en- lindes por ell Norte 0ste, con terre.
nos de don Jose Buxo BaZart; pOr ell
Sur. con ell mismo senor Bux0 V don
Fernando Aponte; y por ell Este, con ell
referido senior ApOnte. En- dicho predio
enclava una caza de maderas del pals
cObjjada de yaguas de cinco varas de
frente pOp cuatrO de f0ndO.
CMa3'tG: Otro predio de terrenO sin
nombre, compuesto de trece tercia
cuerdas de sObrevega y altos, equiva.
lentes a cinco areas, veinte tres hec |
tareas nOventa dos centiareas; ra |
dicado en- ell harrio del Hato. termino |
municipal de San Lorenzo de Hato gran
de, destinadO pastOs, en- hndes pOr ell |
NOrte. con terrenos del promOvente Sr |
Buxo Bazart, por ell Sur. con Nicasio
Santiago; por ell Este, con don Jose Blu
x0 Bazart, y por ell Oeste con don Fer.
nandO ApOnte.
POr tantO, y habiendo admitidO ell
Tribunal la referida solicitud, por ell pre-.
sente Sc pvblicara tres veces en- ell Pc
ri0dicO LA DEMoCRACIA, citO las per.
sOnas lgnOradas quienes pueda PERU.
1icar la inscription de dominic de la re-
Gerida finca para que dentro de los SO.
'enta dias natnrales contados desde que
'e publique por primera vez este anun-
;iO en- ell indicado periodico, comparez' J
ian ante aste Tribunal alegar su de,
echo.
Dado en- Humacao seis de Julio de
903.-SObre escrito LA DEMoCRAC1A-
Yale.
CHARLES F.. FooTE.
FRANCISCO GONZALEZ
Acting Secretary
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-07-21

He aquf 10 que decfa Concepci6n:
<Hsce ocho dfas, amigo mfo. que
no os escribo y tai ves vsis q acusar
& vuestra Conception diciendola
que os olvida, y sin embargo. es
necesario que durante estos dias.
COMO sntes y 10 mismo que STEM.
pre-, no pss6 nj 40 momento en- nal
vida que no os estuviese conssgra-
do.
,Mi carts estaba fechada en- Ss.
landrera y allf hemos permanecido
seis ssmauas. mi msdre y 20, llo'
rando ese buen padre. al que CO.
nocfsteis. 6 implorando Ia niserf-
cordia diviDa con la esperanza de
que nuestros rezos no SON necess-
rios porque Dios le habra recibido
en- su seno el dfa mismo en- que
muri6.
.Ahora, amigo mfo, os escribo
desde In Granadilla. esa inca de
mi familia en- Ia que pass mi In
fancia = que est6 situada entire
Cadix y Granada, an medic de esa
parafso terrestre al que los noros
pusieron por nombre Andslucfa.
Aquf CO donde Sc sgrupan todos
los recusrdos buenos q maloa do mi
sdolssesnsis J fac muy csres dc =
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-07-21

Granadilla en- donde env enenaron
q don Peiro los hermanos de Car'
men La 0ltans qua amaoa don
joss ell infams, = debfa matarle seis
afios N ss tar1e. TranquilizAos por
que no viua & Ia Granadilla en-
husca del recuerdo de don Pedro;
mi coraz6n es vuestro, exclusiva-
mente vusstro. -. Vine aqui con
mi maire. sdivinsdlo, amigo milo.
con el doico obieto de apresurar
uuestra boda.
.Ya sabeis que ca Espafia nay
costumbres nauy severas acerca del
luto. Ei dfa en- que In muerte entro
en- nuesvra casa me sumfo en- la
orfandad, lbs ser vuestrs esrosa
al pie del altar y ante los no mbres.
,Ahl lSf hubiese estado en- la ma.
no de ni padre ell alargar 90 desti-
no, 10 htciera CON ell 6nico oh1eto
de dejarme nm protectorl Mas Isyl
Dlos no 10 quiso ssf.
sCuando llegamos mi msdre y
yo n Salandrera acompaf1ando los
despojos morales de mi padre. nos
reciof0 uu ito en- segundo grado;
90 decsr. sobrino de mi abuela pa
terna. Nj ito com o ssbeiss % Arxo.
blspo dc Granada; 90 decir, sao ~
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-07-21

.-Sefforita, TODD al mundo esta
an novimiento en- Ell castillo.
>-3Por que2 pregunt6.
>-Porque desde ell camino Real
So dirige aquf una nuneross comi.
tiva.
,Ya sab9Is que la GrAnsdilla esta
situada en- IN alto.
,Me asome al balloon, y he aquf
In cue vi: una carroza de camino
tirada por ocho mulas snbfs al
raso ell camino del castillo. La pre-
radfan cuatro batiiores cabsllo y
nm ptcsdor CON librea galoneada de
oroI al estribo iban IN caballert-
IN y IN ofcial de guardias de Corps.
IFS Ia reinai exclam6.
En este entr6 mi madre precipi.
+.damente en- Ia habitaci0n.
Ills RENAL LA RENAL di1o o su
ME yIstieron en- IN abrir y ce.
r.ar de oios y cogi6ndome de Ia
raano me llev0 mi madre 3 recibir
sd maiestad, q Ia que vimos en
:, roomento en- que Ell carruaie Sc
datenfa delants de la puerta del
asatillo. La reina nos did q besar
- mano v diio 4 mi madre.
no, srise. duquesa, pssar poF
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-07-21
E D &c 7 @ S

~Ensenada honda2, la estancia de pas
tOs de don Francisco AlcOser Y con te'
rrenos baldios propiedad del Estado; y
cuya finca la hub0 por cOmpra don
Alexandra Adams Jeshan segun escri'
tura de 5 de Noviembre de 1881, ante
ell Notario de Fajardo don Jose Felix
Camunas.
Transcurrido ell terminO de veinte
dias senalado en- ell precedente preinser'
to sin que Sc hayan apersonadO EN- au-
tos los demandadOs. ell actor presento
nuevO escrito solicitando la publication
de un segundo eGicto por termino de
diez dias, recayendo dichO escritO La
siguieDte prOvidelcia. HumacaO, de
Julio de mil novecientos tres. -POr pre-
sentado ell anterior escrito, unase a los
autos Y de cOnformidad con 10 solicitadO
en- ell mismo, citese y empl5zese por SO
gunda vez a los demandados para que
dentro de diez dias cOmparezcan con.
testar la demanda publicandose los opor.
tunOs edictGs, 10 acOrdo ell Tribunal
frma ell senor PresideDte, certifcO---
SALVADOR FULLADoSA, FRANCISCO CON
ZALEZ.>
en- cumplimiento de 10 mandado
expido ell presente en- HumacaO quin'
ce de Julio de 1903.
FRANCISCO GONZALEZ,
Acting Secretary.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-07-21
Coocepoi6n segufa dIciendo
GHG aqui In segunda carta:

@& SO6 @@SA @@s
9Querida prlma: La reina va q
Cadiz, y la Granadilla est& en- el
camirlo que hay que seguir para
dirigirse ls ciudad. Octuys de
su msjestad Ell permiso de que Sc
detendra, como por casualidad, en
vuestts fncs. Os dara ell pesame,
y para demostraros su afecto y ell
sue profesaba al difunto dnque,
nombrara DANA de honor q Con-
cha. J como para serlo Sc ha de ser
casada, esta sera una raz6n mas
para l2oner coto las hablillas de
la buana sociedad.
SRtcibireis esta carta en- La
Grauadilla, y en- cuanto Ia recIbais
enviadme IN correo 6 Granada, q
donda 20 vuelvo en- seguida y me
aPresurare Ieunirme cop vos.o
SM madre, amigo mfo. me 10
conto todo, y ah0ra he aquf 10 que
pas0:
0Hahfamos llegado la vfspera y
acahtIha de escribir@a todo este.
cuaniio Pepa. mi doncella, entr6
en nj cuarto g ESQ de las ocho de
~ ml|nana , me dijo:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-07-21

EstadOs Unidos de America. S. S. FL
Presidente de los Estados UnidOs de
America y a su nOmbre don Char
les E. FOOte Juez AsOciadO del Tri
bunal de DistritO de la Ciudad de
HumacaO.
RdQO S0be2'. Que don Jose Bux0
BaZart, representadO por ell LetradO don
UlpianO Valdes Cajas, ha promovido ex'
pediente ante este Tribunal para que SO
declare su favor ell dominic de las 81
guientes fncas.
Pran1e7"0 Un prediO de terrenO sin
nOmbre, cOmpuestO de veinte Y siete
cuerdas de sobrevega Y altos, equivalen'
tes diez hectareas, sesenta y una areas
Y veinte centiareas, radicadO en- ell ba
rri0 del HatO, terminO municipal de San
Lorenzo de HatO -grande, destinadO
pastos y al cultivO de canas dulces; en-
lindes pOr ell Norte, con terrenOs de don
Juan Villafane Segundo, antes, hoy del
prOmOvente senor Bux0 dOna Rosa
Bienvenida Villafane, antes, hoy del pro.
pio senor BUx0 y con el rio Grande; por
ell Sur, con terrenos de den Juan Villa.
fame segundO, de dor Jose Buxo Razars.
de don Fernando ApOnte Y de don Juan
A. Villafa1e; por el Este, con el citadO
senior Aponte, ell referido Villafa1e Sc
y
tes, hoy, don Jose Buxo Bazart; pOr
ell Oeste, con terrenos de don Francisco
Jose de Santa Ana, antes, hoy don Eu.
genio Pagan, de Bernave Vazquez don
Joaquin Saras.
Sega&9adG Otro predio de terreno,
sin nombre, compuesto de veinte sie'
to cuerdas de sobrevega y altos, eqniva.
lentes a diez hectareas, sesenta y una
areas y veinte centiareas, radicado ca
ell barriO del Hato, t6rmino municipal
de San Lorenzo de Hat0 grande, desti'
nados a pastos y al eultivo de canas dull
ces; en- lindes por el Norte, con terre'
nos de don Juan Villafane Segundo, an
tes, hoy del promovente senior Bux6
dona Rosa Bienvenida Villafane, antes,
hoy del propiO senior Buxo y CON ell rio
Grande; por ell Sur, con terrenos De don
Juan Villafane SegundO, de don Jose
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-07-21
Ia 7ENGANzA DE BACARA

conseguire el objeto que me pro-
pongo. Abandoned q Salandr era.
idos & Granadilla, y no digais adn
ada q Conceptions
aCuando hemos llegado. encon-
tr6 mi madre una segnnda Carts
del arzohispo, y entonces me- 10
Cont6 todo.S
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-07-21

deciros que 10. coraz6n no haola
salido de Paris.
,La vfspera de nuestra salidA de
Salantlrera, mi madre recibio este
laconico billete:
sQuerida prima: To1o march2
por buen camino, y conffo en que
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-07-21
GRAN HOTEL RESTAURANT
q ~
Teuan 10 l2cruz Fortaeza 2-HoteI de primer orden


mis-
mis- de
deos demssH las
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the substance Of the proposition
made to-day BY the company Was Of
feted b the business men ON the
committee. ~ Was discussed trnta /.
uNciy. aud seemed 10 meet with sen.
erai fHVuf. but the companys rcgre-
sentatises Wcrv reluctant to commit
themselves without a careful con-
sdetatiaa ef the exact naFpoFt Of the
sussested protocol. 80 confident
we're the othsr metateFs OF the com
mittee thai a basis OF settlement had
been found that they dia net hest /.
tate Go advise their friends that the
strike WOULD pass Into history be-
for~ midnight.
shortly after o'cieek Nessru
Furth. fAoaNorth and Grant. repre-
s~ntins the Seattle Eieetrfe Com
pans. entered the rnasna 81 the
Chamber Of Commerce. where the
other mesnhsrr % the committee on
adjustment wer~ already Assembled,
The Union leaders. NeHsrs. Hust.
Harcn and Webster. we're on hand
before the hour named fof the meet
Ing 81 the COMMITTEES. Mayor Huines
and j ~ Asikie soon followed. and
J, n MAenongall came in a few
miuutss latef.
The committee AZ once went into
executive session Mr. nunworth
read the proposition u the company
slowly. being constantly interrupted
with Questions. Every part % the
proposition was discussed carefully.
aud il Was nearly , orloek - hen the
reading MAS finished. Mr. ponworth
ana the three labor Representatives
then retired into the antechanheg
10 confer AZ s,G the conference
was stu IN progress II l. under
sfnod howsNer. that the discussion
IL simply over matters Of detail.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-30

A hend-on collision between cars
ziz and sg7 % the Green Lake line
occurred a, 1910 O'clock this morn
ing al the corner Of seventh avenue
and Stewart street. The cars came
together with . crash that could be
heard blocks away. but nobody ~as
hurt. The front platforms Of both
ssuth cars were smashed.
In backing up after the collision
car Si1 ran Into q wagon that was
crossing Seventh avenue and drag
Fei u about IS feet The right trent
wheel II the wagon Was torn OF
and part % the load % sand dump
ed Into she street.
According 10 the driver. James
Strobe, and william McHanna.
Herbert Cameron I. II. Rubensfine.
Richard Fcchtef and james Harris.
who witnessed the accident. no bells
we're runs on the car 20 warn the
team Of its approach. The whsels
af the wagon caught la the tracks
30 that n could not be driven cut ~
the aey % the car quick enough 70
avoid collision.
Car No. ais Was in charge of Mot
eFn4an Ditto. II WAa outward
bound and had Just made the curve
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-30
LABOR LEADERS ARE
AGAINST THE MAYOR

now Mp In arms against the mayor
They assert that hs should EAVe
maintained neutral attitude. At
least, and are preparing to give wide
publicity 20 the following letter.
y high this mayor wrote 10 the com
mitiee 81 the council February "a.
1904. IN response 20 request for a
stateinsnt - hts position on the
labor question:
'uenflemen; In rcply to your re-
quest that I state my position In
reference TO organised labor in the
clty 81 Seattle. should ! be elected
mayor 81 the coming election. have
to say That should l be elected
mayor AZ the approaching city cleo
ton. I shall az al times do what 1
can ~ such mayor To further thu
interests % organized isbor. and
that I viii appoint no one 10 any
offiet or position IN the city who H.
not friendly thereto and will une
his endeavnrs to promote the inter
erts OF aueh organized labor. Re.
speeffuiiy.
teisnedl T. ]. HuMEs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-30
GRAND JURY WILL
/. QUIT TOMORROW
Judge Bell Is Asked for an Opinion and Advises
This Course, Though Law Is Puzziing--Adj0urn-
n7enf VIII Block Important Investigation

ins for the return Of the indici q
meats that have been yesed. The
attasnfyn nf nearly All the men Who
have been indictad we're An the
court ruafu ar IN The corridor nearby
waiting for tbs apprafanoe OF the
Grand jury. When shs Indictments
are Returned u h. expected that there
Wi be a lively time in tss court
runm.
The plans q action of several 81
TIE attorneys have not bexn made
public. but there n an ale Of ca
peesanry among the lawyers at the
court house.
PROSECUTING Attorney ncatt ap-
p~arsd AT the court house thia nom.
ins hst was not Ia the grand jury
room. lie expected that the IN
dicsrssnts seted would b. returned
today
EVER usefnbsr Of the grand Jury
waa pfeseat IN the Jury Foem THIS
mofulne fsf the fret tiiae N several
w~ekn Juror Charles Hamilton.
who has escn ~, Appcared at ~
1e1evk
Jaase n~sl late this afserason ad-
si-ea the grand jufy that u would
be berf for u 10 conclude its session
tonorreH Afternoon. lie told
repeater fos the star that he heiiev-
81 the iur, would accept and follow
this cpinipr. although IL IL known
that rafus q the Jury would like to
conffnu~ n session few Gays long
~. NJ tssnt. u being asserted that
new light IN certain city hail scan.
dais has been rsceived.
Iuass fstil farther aays be inform
ell tts Jury that h. himself Was not
ceftkin - g. the time limit but
would. IN order 90 prevent any In
dictfnent being auestionef on that
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ground. advise an adjournment to-
mofFoN.
A. the star has heretofore stated
entne snod lawyers. Including Judge
Nfiiftn 81 the superior epuFt. have en-.
pressed = belief that the grand jury
oan continue itn session indefinitely,
Tlhe majority ~ lawyers. however.
Apparently briicfe that the Jury IL
limited either 10 three caiendas
months or 90 - days II tbs
former belief l. correct. the session
otthe Jury must Close tomorrow. the
iury hatins convened tH January.
II the latter u the eefrset inter-
pfstasson u the laN. the session may
continue until April 4
Ftuaf that the jury Is seriously
cpnsidefinE further investigation tn
% city hall matters 10 afforded BY
the fact that the jury hae SUBJ
poetz4sd fof thia afteFnaan and wish
- to examine a. witnesses william,
w. ~ White. VI. J. tlfarnha. pur-
chasing agent for the Seattle Eler-
sfic company. A. H~tnsich and Geo.
w feung.
The fret three af these witnesses
have already been before the grand
Jury 10 testify regarding certain
franchise scandais
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-30

Ths Superior eourt grand Jury an
take IT. full limit q time and ran
Until tomorrow artrruoou before
making les final reraIt and return
Ira the ~ OF more Indictments tsat
have been voted against pfonins "a
cits and oounty officials. This IL
the information that has leaked cat
from the grand iaFy room today and
l. obtained ffnsh reliable sources.
Almost the entire uaralnk vas
taksn up with the examination q
enc witness. Hans Peterson. COM
tractor who AZ one time had a run
tract with tha Seattle a Lake
Washington Waterway Company. II
vas thought ~ the grand iufY that
Petersen cuuld give Information re-
EafdinE some Of the workings Of
that corporation.
II u the Investigation % this corn
pany'a affairs that has taken N =
great deal u TIE time % the ara nd
jury during the past few weeks.
The testimony % f'ftrrseu was not
important sis eontFact with tnr
water company Waa not fuifsIlssi
through no fault 81 his. lie iesi the
contract. ~ he eslsss~e1 Il. BY =
there was nothing crooked about
u. .saxa4
while Petersen vas the only wit.
nsas before the grand Jury this
morning his testimony took up but
part % the time. A great deal OF
discussion vert on in the grand
jury room and there we're several
lively debates. The final rvruft Of
the jury has moi bean entirely com.
pieted n the satisfaction 81 ali
members
Jsdxs neif'H court room Was filled
with crowd Of curious people wait
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-30

Tier mother made life unbsar.
able"
with this statement. referring. as
the Officers believe. 10 his mother.
in-iaw. John Stanley explained why
be committed suicide.
Stanley was found on his doorstep
At Ie1 Thomas street at liii5 o'clock
this morning With hH throat cut
from ear 10 ear. Hood was stream
ing from the jagged wound and tn
his right hand was duh, old par
Ing knife.
The police were notified and Of
fieers LOCKER and Cofbstt were de
patched Immediately 10 the scene OF
the tragedy. Eoon after their arrival
De buckley came. lie Immediately
pronounced the wound fatal as the
juKular vein Was half severed. lie
ordered the man removed 10 a hos
pstai IN a faint hope that something
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-30
GARBAGE
CREMA TORY
YAW FRANCHISE rs UNDER
CONSIDERATION thus AFTER
NOON.

The council committee on health
and Hsnltatiun il this afternoon eon-
siderinE the application OF T. q.
faw for "a franchise to erect Earh-
age crematnfy and inuuGufate q
scaveuRcr system Va the city Mr.
YHw " In consultation With the
committee and an agreement Will
probably be made on "a franchise
That WIN be reported back 20 the
city council tonight.
Mr.. YnN proposes 20 erect within
one year cfematofy OF a hize Huf-
ficient 20 consume all OF the clty'a
refuse. The rates. 20 he charged
houaeholdera cartipg away garbage
to the crematory have moi yet been
determined. This VIII be- one Of the
matters 10 be decided this afternoon.
Several members 81 the committee
are IN favor Of the Insertion OF a
clause IN the pr0poHod franchise.
giving the city the riaht at any tlnfr
to purchase the ercmntarx Hvatsm
The price would be determined Nv a
board Of apufaiaement
MI, Nnw stated this morning fhnt
he had no objection 10 The Insertion
Of such - clause Ia hls franchise.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-30

strs.t car sfrtks y I'll cut set
M. committee apreAntfsa on
80 a rssk faF an edtna mvnt
..sr.eaits viii teahtiesx akrve
..'.r.,.. 4 psopcsltlaa fcf set
sahzszitte-f BY the Seattle
s<mrzny, which 4 printed
~ - The agreement etn-
1ss<sfhlax that tbs street
-. fsas linton has contend
| ~ s.ssez the demand that ftaits
80 ir4n BE- employed. As
y <r<ry street car mea IN Sc
8. wired the union. this point
- ner7ssnsl than real The
- s.ay - slightly natified
- ss>rtsnce i satisfactory 10
xsssrnsf
.r~sssrt provides that the
An ~ facosnlnrti b the
80 tersAftsF. that there shall
= is~4ssasnssipn against union
~ \ prvIufice shai result TO
- e. efcount % the strike.
-, iA<s shall preserve All their
x Wriofify In the company =
= they existed brfuse the
.1e Il the strike, The uien
t<es sssf b Tacoma may re-
y Srnffi< or net. az their own
4 ~ the strike there y prMc-
nefi<d. this point also II I'm.
~ maffer~ concerning EN-
rurf = wages not expressly
~ n ~ agreement arr 70 be
~ , nrtstratton. a. provided
y zurnAs > franrhise. Ths de-
4 ~ ezfx unfon men b1 EN-
y y fhe Seattle Electric Cam
y usfAar1en.
srv1attiity 81 an afnieahir
r&zfnr xas far~shadowesi early
y ~. Al yesterdays meeting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-30

Mayor Humes' attitude toward the
striking cor men % the Seattle Flee
tric Company iH strongly condemned
BY the local Building Trades Coun-
ell. a year aga. n the heat of the
municipal campaign, r1mmiftse Of
the council consisting ~ A. y
white. James Hapkifk, NJ. Parsons
J.. r. oldham and John A. Mo
Aniiffe. called upon Mayor Huiues
and made an agreement with him
By which he promised friendship 20
organised labor In the city, Similar
contracts were exacted from fnost OF
the other candidates for city offices
since the present street car strike
WAS Ia sugurntsd MAYER Huusa has
declared through interviews pub
lished IN various newspapers Of the
city that he did not indorss the de-
mand Of the striking car men fer
recognition Of their union, stating
his belief that their demands arr
IN Just aud un- American.
The members a The Anunril arr