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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-15

served 20 alive tome. he thought
% have these Naung men mixed
With tho professional politicians ON
the ticket In this way Mcclellan
became q CROKER protege aud %
soufee.cf HseenHtAtn the Iammanf
leader croker has retired bat Mts
Clsilan 10 sH strong aH ever lu the
WlgWau Murphy. the pteaeut Tam
many leader SAYS that Mr' lrllah
viii he the next mayor liiE Tim
sullivan, kIua 90 the iaHtsaiiu and
lower New York. HHrvtH that Mas
Cleiln ia the man lleh toned Den
utratH. who live uH=tuWn say he u
exactly the man for the place.
The congressman BEL the son 81
Gcu Mcclellan 90 civil war fame IT,
is short. HtuehS. pleasant ia manner
and wears the EUud clothes that dis
tinEuish the true New Yorker lie
has been elected 60 che 6Ath congress
nv 10000 plurality ttr IL exception
aiY popular With his colleagues of
both parties. Mcclellan ia unarHutn-
tnH. hut ON the rHue occasions when
he takes part in debate he in loaded
and II assured suad attcntia. lie
b. an
Authority on military Matters.
tuf Years he advocated the appoint
meut OF a general staff modelled en-
the European plan. Now that the
general starr system has been al
opted ln thia country Mcclellan r.
confident that q vll be attended
with the maHt beneficial results. A.
"a member Of tpe ways and means
committee, he has taken an active
part in gtnat 81 the important lrgiHs
latiun that BIS been before congress
.n THE past few years
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g. AAAE Cir
OnME ULU
EXCUSE
Proerastinator" Scott Says He
Couldn't Get Sufficient Evi-
denee 70 Convict

Three criminal eases wTrs dismissed
81 Superior Iudas Hell tutAY o. fhs
muttan 70 tra1rcatiHg AttgFnef Scott
Shn alleged tn each Instance that b.
found @ Impossible g. pfHFafa frauEii
evidence 60 secure esHFleiiea.
A Marphs aHd &sWtan " Fpfrsat
faiagIY charged utth having stolen a..
frum q sale IN muf the Masa aa
loon laat July. were released from eHa
toby and aian Charles Marsh mha
reformed against ln APRIL faf forging
fhe namc &c r Hamse3 o. So rheeA
The Marnh fanf aaa tried ah.st fHa
mouths aEa hul tha fafY disagreed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-15

lsttaes. q hes oHfaus o emtl green
iga66s.rj saaash. 10 81 rs. sa@ssias.
Green Fr.aI Tee.
a. tsstsins. d ao,ail s 81 Ear efab
asFsae pee 30 nutmas . agsal O.. -.
tive Hrurss a. small eEifs peach
sSf ,Nlrsiaia sees linss = g lss e
rifsaapiss 4 sans d uAf dTnsu
sraFss Yaktma cancords - esr
kaHket Takaf Esist q psf crate Haae
psrg SO chg M s, = e.s - =
b 3 hsnarss q tees q iemaus. . 20
ace efantsffiss. . seas q bet
HaY. Grain snd Feed
pats U.as ton hsF.sY - te't whe.. &
'-a. ts.a tsaso 20. 81 ras.i - . ,ss
Il " firHafbf rsa 50 taH -
80 ~hssi ~. tis - tsa ass sifslfs
% % .9g - 70, souna hay . %
aus.sr. ehses.. Esss Poultry
Butter v ashsnstan efssmefiss. 10
Ensa-rfssh ranf b. - = dus Est
eA.ss. View. w.sslaxtas. fan ss-sa
isf. fsatufsss a. srlss t.las tsetss
- 80 ,s.ite' - sasss ~ irs.sss
lte aprins ehicksua. if'taAse %. IKE
PRICES TO Pro pucERs
rrhss@ sftrss 80 - rasras a.ilrsfss -
raiifssa. ffsisht aspes - o. ~ ASS 10
this eitrJ
Hay ard Grain
Eastern WaHhingtau timothy. tlssa
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OvERsTOcKEb
WITH WIVES

wHATCoa. Oct Elizabeth
CrsHseil. formerly Of Whateon. has
SWORN out warrant IN Vancouver
H g. against Joseph A. Wood.
Montana mining man. charging him
with hiEamY, The complaint hrfH
out that Wood married her while he
had a wife living Reports from
Montana state that he has been To-
time
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CHANGED SINCE THEN

Henry n. City. chief clerk o. the
United States senate fof the past
- Yeafa, paH1ed through seattle
yesterday uu HE WaY 60 hia bnyhoaz1
home az salem or Mf GnfreY
crossed the plains aith his Parents
eheu be waa but eight wears old
and IL one ~ the earlicHt pioneers
% the Pacific NafthWrnt For ali
that this uaH hts second visit -
Seattle When ~ VAS here before
in The ssI5f Hafatsf }es Neaffie was q
NlIllKe 81 BIT 500 lHhahllantE.
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Geo. Il. Mcclellan. picked ~ Tam
many as its candidate for the may
crafty uf New York, Is Atlli 4 yuuns
uan lie VS. born iu Dresden Ger
many. la iSH& while hts parents
we're there On a visit Here are the
main points IN his career. Graduated
from Princeton IN fss6, held reFgr.
torial and editorial positions On sew
sral New York newspapers. became
= lawyer. president . the hnHri 81
aldermen 1894 member ttth. 10Th.
SSH ana tfth couEreaarE
Mcclellan has "a reputation for IN
trgritT and dignity EnsF since he
..,r -, -, -..- -~-~.--~~~
as-5 Zen eass s-1H fHHH 1855 - szzFs tsE
IL u good looking yuuuE nan. know :
Kew 10 Keep His Temper
in tryiu. situations and has Eooa
address
Mcclellan could have had the
naayofaity nomination IN 1901. but
he and bis friends saw tiaa reform
movement sweeping down on the
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SHORTENING
OF TIME
INCREASES DAILY SALES
At ID. S. JOHNSTON
co.'s BIG SALE WHICH
CLOSES SAT u RDAY
NIGHT At 10 O'CLOCK
You VIII Therefore Have Just
-Four More Days in Which TO
Take Advantage of This

Bona hde saving Of $500 TO
$3.50 on a Piano. and from S. s
TO $50 on an Organ. and not
withstanding these startling
price reductions. we sell on
very easy terms so that most
any one can afford and own
an instrument in a short time
with little effort. No finer
line OF
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MANILA oct II Coustahulary
OFFICER tombstone, WIN with Gee
Hermann fled ga stolen beat At
ter selling government supplies
ans luuuE the government safe.
has been kiIitd 10y the crew of the
boat Hermann aud IA constable
Who accompanied the party, were
wounded
Hermann killed feur members ef
the crew, and the remaining two
jumped overheard After the nrht
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CAME TO GRIEF
pIRATIcAL THIEVES WHO DEcAMPED WITH GOV
ERNMENr RUNDs. VICTIMS OF THEIR KIND

Hermann put back 60 NeEror aud
sent the GUNS ana ammunition on
the boat to the police lie nhahz
doned the boat. and g., has been re
toVeHesl
IahnftoussH body was founS CA
the vessel Hermann aud eoupan
ION are believed 10 De IN hldtef
near NabaINA. haYouun
ID h presumed that the etow IN.
tended tu bHl the ronstahleH and
SECURE the money they STOLE,
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town IKE political tornado. aHi
nr..f Mcclellan las low. Il r. u mat
ter 81 history that New 1afk tahes
Us reform daaes sluEiY. AMI. there
fore. TammaHy Is new confident that
Mcclellan vii be tie next mayor
McC4slIan belongs e the hluuoloads
who live lu mansions CA The hui
and he is popular en- she tlast-stas
ana In Tow - NrW Xafk Hr has TIE
con iasuee - the business men. ana
xtt IL Is throush-aud through Tam
many brave Thousands of Demo
Gratis aho supported The reform
movement at1i aNIHH in hoe Tor
tf.-s H7h@ I4aa1efN will aA1Ar b.
ms ability ana his strong personal
Qualities have enabled hifu Go reAr
hfeh public Hauofa without
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-15

HHfina ehtekeua tn8eN aoa
EaEa, fresh ranch. Ar. live hen.
~ ANt HHflUH chic aeHa &c lsl
~ hsasa Fsczr a.. fhaara tsssf eaws - fass
- ~ steers - fiot q 90 calves 90 fasf
&c e ~ haas "a fest ge ~ htasa etsagg
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PIANOS

10 be seen N the Northwest than vs
have the pleasure u requesting your
luspsetion ~ this week. viz chicken
lng = Sons. kimbslt. Hobart M Cattle.
TeaHe. y. =. Johnston Co. and ItinEe.
oil e which arc iHelutcd IN our sale
and too vel and faVornhif known 70
-rruLlIra nna. sna.InI rulnrnrnI
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oissins in Political Dir,

Croker. like George Cox and some
other political maNuatea. had afah6s
FOR numbering aopa y the Ftrh AMI
educated Among his iieutsuanta. Il
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e. = too zfalfa. q = ter cats. -
q Con barley q T. Soc. wbraL -
iHn bran. - tees shorts o. n tau
midd IiuFs ttae ton PUGET sound has
IL III ;.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-15
THE MARKETS

a carload q cvrauheTrisa came ln
this morning from cape Cod and arr
stul selling at g. - a barrel Meat
o. very quiet Poultry ls coming IN
more freely than the commission
men desire
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-15
TALKING MACHINES

Our talking machine. record and
small musical Instrument department
contains many things that will In
tereHt you. and pricing such aa 20
make everything bought here an ex-
ceptioually good value.
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The Yoaus'H Tat - the test 81 90
iisE IL the Wufis Try ore Money
haek Hfisa three mon8hH wear IL
Yea are uat suited . = nrcahs a
Co. Iast ii aves. Arcade bldg 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-15
ON ORGANS

We are literally cutting prices to
pieces on new and secondhand ORGANS.
You never saw such bargains.
One price to al alike. Every instru-
meut guaranteed 70 b. NJ represented
Al mail orders receive prompt and
careful attention.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-15

Native corn. 9bc4fiM sack. native
HufhaHkH. 1fds1c rwt sweet potat=
toes. p per u carrots % per sack
ruta gas. UeNtl %. cabbage. NC 10. :
Ttffsfd bot cueufubera. aNr1fr duN cell
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-15
WHoIFsAIU PRICES

1tsss prices are % arr buyer IN auss
titles Prices on small purchases average
~ - cent. uiEbeFJ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-15

Fresh Mcat-Cow beef. SIC 10. Aieei
beef luIIc 10. veal. liNlliso To. pork
qAr % mutton. eusHa 10
prneisians- Hams faa % breakfast be.
con. tive nj bellies fresh. i2Ma u.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-07
DREW
A GUN

a dispute over the management Of
the Comique ard Park theaiera ana
concert halls. resulting IN Tom Con-
sidiue making a gun play IN the
comique the Thursday night when
pnt him in temporary possession aud
also in the issuance OF an injunction
ia the superior court al 2 O'Clock.
Friday morning. restraining him
from interfering with the manage
meut Of the last named theater This
injunction was dissolved b. su-
perior Judge Bell this morning when
for the first time the facts became
public.
An agreement by which the
Comiuue theater and the Park were
to be conducted under one manage
meut was made some time ago by
the managers Of the .COmique aud
the Cousidines. who own the PARK
The trustees Of the Comlque. how
ever. decided recently that they di1
not wish to continue the arrange
ment and ordered Il. Bremen 70
take possession Thursday night. md
with instructions not 90 allow the
Conaldiucs TO interfere with him.
About 10 o'clock Tom Cousi1lue
CHANGED in. When he found out how
the land lay. IL Is alleged. he drew a
gun and forced Bremen to vaeate.
Bremen then consulted Attorneys
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HAD MANY
POCKETS
WILLIAM ROBINSON. a DOPE
FleNO THIEF, WAS WELL
EQUIPPED

william Robinson. dope" fiend.
said 90 have wealthy relatives N
tho east. Was arrested this morning
by ratroimen Hrifnth and LOCKER
and taken to jail on the charge Of
petty larceny. When found Robin
son had three umbrellas under his
coat which he had stolen from the
Stone, Fisher q Lane dry EooGa
store.
Tho man has been in the store fire.
quently % late and many small ar
flcleH have been missed. This morn
Ing q special watch WAS kept on his
movements. which resulted % his
being seen to put three umbrellas
valued az s. under his long raglan
coat
At police headquarters nm exam
nation Of the coat showed various
long pockets which had evidently
been used 10 carry plumber
Robinson has been arrested "A
number OF times here FOR petty lar
ceny. ~ the station Robinson said
that he could not toll why he stole
the articles as he did not need the
money,
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DAN M'AULEY IS
GIVEN II YEARS
COURT BITTERLY oESoUscEs The OWNER OF TIE SALOON
WHERE MURDER DRANK slmaELr INTO INSANITY
AND THEN KILLED TWO

Dan MrAuisY. The murderer - VII
liam Mclaughlin and James CLARK.
VITO pleaded FuitY 60 murder IN ths
second degree IN the superior court
Thursday. was sentenced BY Judge
Rudkiu this morning 60 81 years At
hard labor IN thu state pruitautisrY
and q Pay the eosts ~ pruN~cuttaH.
Tbs maximum sentence which could
have been imposed was y years
AicAulcY iH = Canadian ~ birth bat
has worked IN ioagiE camps IN thts
state fpr years. lie shot and killed
Meisa uFniin ard Clark who Wsee
strangers 20 him. IN the o. X saloon
last April. without the slightest provo
cation. ard might have killed many
mare had not bis revolver been taken
from him.
lEs was drunk az the time ard IRE
suoualbie II Was on account - this
fact which WAS clearly proven at the
beginning - his trial rof the murder
- Clark. that the case was taken from
IN. jury and he vas allowed e. plead
guilty 20 the Second degree charge. al
though murder IN the rnt degree MAS
alleged g. the information.
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BACK To
GRANDPA
rag LITTLE SON or w. ST. NJ.
BARNES WILL BE TAKEN
BACK TO PORTLAND

j "a HfidEea. a prominent aud
Wsaithy Portland contractor who
was che fAthsr.lusiaM Of ". 81 NJ
nafues. who VAS drowned b. failing
into the bay short time age. ar
rived in Seattle yesterday.
Mr Bridges mission IN 90 regain
possession ~ the little Eon Of Mr.
narurF. ~ no ~ nov "a Tacoma The
story H. that MIR Barnes on her
dsathbsd asked that the little boy be
left with Sc grand parents ard
reared ~ she lad been For a time
the child WAS left wfth the old folks.
bat one DAY Barnes came 90 see him
and took him for a walk. The little
fellow has never seen the inside Of
his grand parents house since
The death Of Mr. Harness has made
Il possible for the dying wish q the
mother 20 BE- carried oui.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-07
WANT MONEY
FROM HILL

The corporations committee Of the
city council yesterday afternoon re-
ferred to a special committee the
franchise asked by the Great North
ern for the extension of tie right %
way on King street 90 Jackson
street. and the vacation OF parts Of
Wheeler. Vermont. King streets and
Seattle boulevard and Railroad av-
euue FOR the new site Of the union
depot. The special committee con-
sists 81 the chairman 81 the corpora
tons. finance and street committees.
the president Of the city council and
the city engineer. These officials
will confer with the railroad repre-
aentatives.
The councilman are unwilling q
vacate ali the streets asked by the
Great Northern without substantial
compensation.
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go, AND
SIN NO
MORE"

a wholesale Jail delivery was Eff
feetod ~ the United States grand jury
this morning Eight federal prisoners
were discharged from the county JAN
ss result. No true bills were returned
against them and their discharge from
custody VAS the result.
Dan Finncgan was the first 10
breathe the air Of freedom. lie was
charged with seliig whlskey 10 Jim
Walker, an Indian. az Olympia, " hiie
technically guilty, the grand jurors
believed that the man should not hu
prosecuted. Dan f. one OF those hppy-
Ko-Mcky fellows Who occasionally 80
ON a spree. While on one ~ these peri
osiicals he met the Indian Walker.
Walker a drink and 80 did FInnegan.
Walker wanted a drink. 20 did Fiuue-
San. Walker had money and FlnneEan
didn't. Walker could not buy whiHkeF
although he had money Finnegnn
could buy whlskey bat Tor the fact
that he had no money The result was
fihuegan took Walkers dollar. bought
a quart o. rye and together they drank
H.
n. 4. and =. kariya and X Kfsn
Japanese. who attempted 20 bride w.
Il. Estell and a. II. Geney. federal Inn
migration inspectors. we're also re-
leased. The grand jurors listened TO
t. story Of two newspaper reporters
lay hidden behind a book case while
the bride was rendered and 10 all APP
pesranccs accepted. The Jurors con-
sidercd that the japanese were led
into the trap.
Frank Lundstrom. charged with
counterfeitinE In a shack near Lake
Union. was released for lack OF evil
demcc.
Moy sam. a Chiuaman. and Henry
Sing. charged with bringing Chinese
into this country unlawfuily. were also
discharged for lack Of evidence.
Thomas Ryan charged with selling
whiskey 20 a rulalip Indian. went free
for q smlmilar reason.
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NO NEWS
STEAMER VALENCIA ARRIVES
WITHOUT TIDIN0S or DIS.
covERY WRECK

The steamship Valencia, Captain
Cam. arrived this morning from
SkaNway with 80 passengers and 80
tens ~ general merchandise. The
Valencia also brought 500 tons Of
concentrates from the Trcadweii
mines FOR the Tacoma smeltcr.
Captain Calm reports that no
news ~ the steamer Discovery was
received while the Valencia was on
her trip north.
Among the passengers on the Va
iencia was Jack Dalton. tho klon-
dixie explorer and miner and T.. ].
Cove district
Thomas Lyons assistant district
attorney for southeastern Alaska,
Was also among the passengers
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McAuiey trsmbled like leaf as
he stood before the bar this morn
inE. and " vas With difficulty that
he could - understood when he
iuumhlsd 81 response 10 the tudE =
question that he knew Of no rpaaun
wis sentence should not be imposed
You have TAKEN the NE Of iva
men. MrAulsf# Judge Ru1kin sid
IL administering sentence. without
the slightest excuse or Justification
TIE only sStsuuRtiug circumstance
f. that yea WsfH drunk and did not
realize what you we're doinK To my
mind the man who cold you the
liqunf with which sou became IN
tuNicated. and Nho Hworo on the
witness stand that he beloved you
tn hr crazy drunk. ia greater
menace 10 society than you arc
McAuisy IL satisfied with his seu-
tsnce and Admits that he is very
fortunate 70 escape prosecution al
taseihsr for the killing ~ MriAuEfi-
Tin
THE name 81 the man who il said
- have sold McAuiey the liquor aua
whom Judge Hudkiu referred 20 n
George Smith
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SHE MAY BE 4
TOTAL LOSS
THs WRECKED CRUISER FLORA rs IN DAD wAY-coURT.
MARTIAL OF HER OFFICERS 81

navigating officer The captain u the
cruiser and the first mate on watch
AZ the time - the accident u Is nov
Reported that The ship vas Euing st ten
knots an hour Instead " seven when
she struck.
IIulls and hsrEes had been anchored
20 the Flora laat nisht in the hops
that she ear Be Heated az hiEht tids
to-day. tt'a doubtful however. y she
viii ever float again. AZ there are say
erai uig holes IN her bottom and sew
erAl feet ~ keel tern off
The whole stern Is submsrerrd ~
high tide.
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THEIR RULING pAssIon

The destructive instinct OF one 81
the city contractors is the basis Of
a claim for $50 damages which q.
w. SpraEus. who resides 1T the cor
nor % Eighth avenue west and Caller
street. filed with the board 81 pub-
tic works this morning. lie claims
that John kaIberR. IN grading
Eighth avenue west. destroyed his
fence. hedge and lots.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-07
Will BUILD STEAMER

4 new steamer Is 70 .hs buli, Is the
FaNsruufni fuF use between different
FORTS au Puget Sound Captain Grant
has been negotiating for several sound
STEAMERS. buf has rot succeeded In
finding oue suitable Tor the occasion
Instructions have been received by
Capt Grant 50 prepare plans and apec.
fieations fof the immediate buiiding q
the vessel
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VICTORIA. b. G. Dee "a special
dispatch from Union bay, opposite
where the British cruiser Flora lies.
fast rscsixed. says that The position OF
the wreck Is improved ~ reason 81
the pumping out and battsninE q
holes IN her hull II will take al daY
10 get the rest q the coal out q hsr
huuksrs and ~ Tomorrow u IL ct
pscted the ship wiii he clear enough
a. attempt % feat her.
Rear Admiral niekford viii return
tomorrow 10 the scene % the wreck
A courf-marfiat may be held on the
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CHANGED THE NAME
BUT NOT THE LETTER

Change the name and not the
letter. marry for worse and not for
better g. an old adnEe which. as
Mrs. Catherine Feplinsky testified
In the divorce court yesterday. some
times proves true when maiden
Of Z. she hscams the bride 81 Pep
iinakt After one day Of married
life. nhc Tspeuted and they Hepa-
rated.
Mrs, PepliuHki Was granted a III
Narec yesterday rs Superior judge
Taiiman on grounds 81 nonHupport
and deSertiou. and WAS given per-
mission TO resume her maiden name
which was reiaakt
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WENT By DEFAULT

Richard Cameron today recovered
a default judgment FOR s. 500
against H. Feliiz. as damages FOR
false arrest on the charge 81 lar
eeny by emhezzlement Although
Felttx was served with notice that
the case WAS coming up for trial In
the superior court. he failed to ap-
pear.
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Morris 4 shiplay. who. late az II
vas. drew up papers FOR an iniuus=
ton against. gunHidins. II was
signed by Jdfxe Hudkin. who n
company with Deputy County CLERK
Brewster was driven 20 the court
house lu "a hack.
The pnrcrH were served on Consf-
dine about % o'clock in tho muru~
ing Other proceedings wilv be tn
atituted At once ~ the management
% the Comique theafer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-07
SMITH
LEADS

The annually school election II
RAISING off quietly today. Up 20 }
o'clock this afternoon 700 votes had
been cast. About nine-tenths u them
were for Rev. r. l.. Smith. the
Chamber Of Commerce candidate fer
director.
At the Denny school IN the Sixth
ward. which T. considered to be TIE
strongest Socialist ward, but 20
votes were cast. about an equal
number Of which were for each can
didate.
The Seventh and Fourth we.ds a
total Of 200 votes were cast. neaFly
az OF which were for Smith.
II IL expected. however. that the
Socialists viii make a better show.
ing tonight ia support % their can
didate, Mrs. Harriet W. Titus. as
the Socialists are generally working
men and cannot vote until after
working hours.
Yesterdays registration brought
The total up TO $500. The Socialists
made a heavy registration.
r
Free Want Ads
See Classified page for Free Want
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ANOTHER
ARREST

Hermann Ksluhart. manager ~ the
Arlington dock. "a % be- arrested this
evening on n complaint charging him
With Grand larceny Tio is alleged 70
have been the aeeamplice of =. J
Flynn. the Northern Pacific yardmass
ter who was arrested yesterday for the
theft ~ a carload Il wheat from that
railroad company.
Tho warrant for ncluhartH arrest
was sworn out by J. j. McCaefty.
Flynn's attorney. Judge McCaerty told
a Star man today that ne believed
Flyun 20 have been merely tool in
the hands uf other persons
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-07
CHANGED HER MIND

Mrs. Jessie Deunine, " years old
and brokep down physically aud
mentally. left a note 81 her room In
the Cleveland house. on Second aV~
euue aud Main street, early this
morning. saying that sho had gone
for good" aud that IL would be use
less to look fur her. Edward Christie
found the note. being awakaned BY