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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-08
WITH MILLION
I'M GOLD DUST
Steamer Cottage City and Dolphin Arrive
From Skagway Early This Morning.
Few kIondike Passengers

the vessel several years aEn carried
ail the government eauYtets from
siikn ana was known As the prison
steamer
h kraucnunan. npeei.i aNeHt 81
the treasury department. returned
from ttip ~ inspection % South
eastern Alaska. lie has established
an immigration orflee ia hetemkRni
whore an Hungarian Japanese and
Chinese immigrants who have beet
iHesslly entering the United slateh
viii be examined. Thousands ef such
people have been landing IN Alaska.
whence they came into the United
states. BY crossing the Canadian
boundary or by landing along the
Aieutian archipelago IN sehoouera
from japan and Russia.
Edward W. Worth. Who IL inter-
cstcd IN the smelter that il hsiHg
built az ketchikans u. N Heanink
sen. the contractor who built the
Mary island lighthouse. aud Charles
~ FaEon. son % General Eagun.
aud wife. pr. Annie NJ Aaaafoks Of
SAN Francisco. a. " Merrill and
~ =. Crane 0f Wisconsin. Misses
Irene scott and Lulu price 81 Ten
nessec. tourists. returned.
The Dolphin waited several hours
az SkagwAy the evening Of July
Tor tho train from Mhltehoeae.
which brought the klondike treas
ure. The train siso brought ~ tons
% Dawson freight Tor the Dolphin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-08

A milion dollars in Nlonaika soid
dust reached seattIu early this
morning ON the Lynn canal liners
Cottago CITY ami Dolphin. The TOR
NOR brought fapo a0a af the yellow
metal far the loeat United States
assay ofdce. and the latter brought
y6oo eco " % consigned to the cans
dian Bank 90 Commerce. Miners ~.
turning on the vessels carried
"pokc. agsrvgetinE feeeeo Ia
value,
The two steamers made the round
trp from seattle ia practically the
sane time. The Dolphin left port On
her northbound trip an hour after
the CottAgc city and arrived e mln-
utes later than the other. which Tied
up az her deck az 3 e,eiaek THIS
morning. The nalnhin Nas DELAYED
ON account or heiuk Obliged - make
several etra ports Il ealk
The Cottage city had aboard g
ana the Dolphin sa nassvnxera
About AZ % the total number we're
from Dawson. outward travel ffem
that Arctic city Is stll light
United states Marshal J. NJ Shoun
accompanied by hts wife and daaEh-
ter toFcthrr with three guards IN
charge Of fogT ravhag maniAes en-
route 20 the salem asylum. came
down from Juneau. The maniacs
were oonfiued IN a tank aboard the
Cogtarc city. made especially for the
accomrnCsi items - priHsaHere when
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-08

pick the most ideal Of these seven
ideals.
The contest. under the tssfsss Hisa-
toned, viii continue an this week
Az present Resale has a strenE grip
on thr - - &s to,k % hair. The
presentation % this prise NIL be
made on the front steop Of the !. n
as residence at sunrise sunday
morning Tho prize winner must
provide herself With skeleton ksyh -
sne can pick the Fisst lock
hereafter thugs ard dearefaduas
viii probably keep a reNpeotahle fis
tance from pAtr0lman Newman'e
beat
Warmer weather says Salts
b0sy Seems as II We had heard that
before.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-08

Resale needn't hunt any more for
hsr ldsal as described In the star
Dust column iexciusissiyl yesier-
day. There are seven Of him rfshf
eera n Seattle -. 81 last seven
ydurg men who have looked into
their own souis and find they are
her hisher personality 70 the
have written 20 the Star Dust man
ashsnx for RosaIies description. a
thing ahe ala not vouchsafa m hsr
letter. It's ur 70 Resale now 70
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-08
FLED FROM
FIRE FIEND
LonoEaa IN A RoonlHa sousE
ON YgslER WAY HAVE =
NHRN NARROW EacAPE

Fire broke out IN sodslns house
az sish AveSae and xeslef Nas early
this morning and but for quick wefk
BY the IRE department. would have
consumed tho building fhs damage
ia estimated al about d see tnHnf-
anee e carried 90 the property. The
lodging house u kept By ArH. NJ
Waiiace. who leases the property
from CtaW ford a coaoNef, The FIRE
Il thought 70 have started ff0Fn an
overturned lamp In = feon H. the
rsar Of the house.
some 81 the roosnera had IA leave
the huiid.ng half clothed. but - one
was injured. The fire apparatus at
lived sspon after The fia=sss we're dts
covered ard thr ffsm#n Hoau had
the flames under control
.-aas--.--- q a--.ass--s@
There are over I. So. co Jewel steel
Ranges In USE. fsny ere At Thufnp-
son t'urniturr Co. ls.i.itst Fffrt
avenns
The greatest values IN the ianf-
Uzha sale % hish grade suifs
Tokiaa. aiussrtnAn A co. 80
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THE MARKETS

Fresh ranch esxs advanced to .
cent? this morning
Hothousr tomatoes Declined 70
81 - per box. Green peas weakened
aiooscberfira advanced e csnAa per
box PiQms declined : esntN. ans
native rssphoFties we're marked
down to Is cents aud 81 e per crate
WHOLESALE PRICES
fThese rrtcsa are - any says4 in aasns
titles. pfteea 90 an4an pslHahax1a apugsxs
" rsr esnI hiss<r1
prnNtnions
Fresh uneat-t'aw hsrf 8 In 70. Hts~f
beef. sisc %. muttsu. Tase N. posss 20
i9sc ~. veal stieC
Fruftslsas- Mama Ia r. trsaltn4sI -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-08

WEDDING IN BALLARD
ole a. Hansen and Miss Mary
HieidHsth. both OF ballard. we're
united in marriage Friday evening,
July 3, az tho Nionh Lutheran church,
ntate street. ballard Rev. NJ A
Christensen was tho officiating
clergyman, The church was neatly
decorated and the ceremony With
Messed y "a large number ~ friends.
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ARRES t
THEM ALL
CHIEF SULLIVAN ISSUES EmrR.
eENcY ORDERS

ON account OF the Increase IN
crime la the city dufinE the past
few days Chiof 81 Police Sullivan
last hight decided upon emergency
measures 90 put a stop to criminal
work. orders were given uut 70 ar
feaf every suspicious character not
Swing good account Of himself
aud 10 send 90 jail every known thief
aud vagranL
The patfalmen who usually So en-
duty at o'clock IA the evening wuFe
held last night until midnight The
morning squad. which has usually
reported Tor duty &C 4 O'clock ia the
mroninE. went 20 work AZ midnight
and worked until noon today
Detective Hubbard and ffeesnau
iaHt night arrested Il. y cafraila
John Cummings and g. l. Tic hard
son az suspicious chAraetsrH. aud
took several hoboea into euatoaY.
-saasa aa
Fourth s~ur annual sale Of suits.
SIS. Your shaiss ~ e.sF see ken.
alnstan and Rogsfu Poet Suits "
n Hutchinson A Co.. coz. snd and
Union,
Hnsnd your vacation iu the country
ard stop az che Matthirsrn, faks
launch at I.erchi boat house OF cid
nentou car line on Washington street
Phone Black kI5
esasa 8
Races positively close Saturday. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-08
FOLLOWED INN
1900 MILES

After chase of 1900 miles. which
has extended over 20 period n nearly
two years, James N. heasley. accused
II forgery in connection with gov
efument contract OF Nome, vac cap
tired yesterday ~ Johannesburg. hainh
Africa bY Deputy Mernhal Dan DIVER
and United states secret service
officer.
The crime Tor which the man has
been pursued hall way around the
world was committed IN October iHn.
aud consisted IN the cRHh,sH Of dus
plifuto draft fnr tfQo
neaslsy fled from Ainssa 60 "fhe
states thence a. the Philippines aud
Australia, and ultimately o. south
Africa ne viii be- returned to Neme
TOT trial.
unIGToL July THE Reliance
has been strengthened with angle
hsf stinsnera. She leaves for NeN
Rochelle today
saasassHaHaa aai9Hra
Special Hair. The best frufn ptif
fine stock 81 summer suits. 81 90
rokias. hinErfnan a 60. -
Races positively close Saturday. -
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con ifNe ~. bellies. iresh. iaNs ID.
Neostakles

con. tfhe ~ bellies, ffesh iaNe N -
Vegetables
California grcen corn, lie dos neW
California. a. 10 carrots q n tufnips.
o. ~ sack MiaaiNaippi tomatoes. u 60
hox, hothouse tito per box let
tucs lgisc dos rauiinowen Zoe per dos.
srevn peas aAtVlc. STRING beans tHhri
gucumhyfp, tfito dos. radiahea, Toe
doaen lunches oniuns. u.t0 pwtt
green, Zoe doacn punches.
Green Fruit. Etc.
mFawpsrics u .zAJifbi eisfk assanasH
tlih cTHtrf rhntalourss v r. heNi
sooasosrTies. 81 00s boz cal Cherries
ihCuti boz aprlCota, 81 = crate Cal
piuma, lto0p 70 crate. Cal psaehes'
81 crate, curranta sisn crate. ore
rasrborries, uoo, biaekhsffies. q 90
hss ofaasss !. hoks ~ 10. arpiss. q is
81 sehhie boNi bananas, Nta
nu,tsr. Cheese. Uses, Poultry
Butter washnsten cfsamsflss, sac
ssas irssh ranch. BE doc Eastern.
hss.s Native washiestsa tul cream
~ lae. lmnufEer' lie. Swiss. htleh y
i.sai,r, .. Dressed turkeys. asgste ~.
henn, ituit'trl i've dugktt Us dtssHsa
fAAs HhNfNN NillNhNAAt - sAdeeN 49,
Hay, Grain and Feed
oats ga 90 TONI tarisf. ~ % ton
wheat 80 90 tom chop - oAa "a % On
nran so tan shorts tS4 tph 81 ssks.
$50 20 tanl hastsm Mashtn8ten ttfnethf
81 ton, kasttrn Wash compressed
tiniathY $50 90 tom California hzx. ttpp9
ton california alfalfa ttpeo ton
PRICES TO PRODUCERS
crhsss gficss az fef Eaaas dsit*sFsa -
gaitresd. tfslsht isret "a "a ths 49, N
this sitfl
Hay and oraiw
Fasivra wash timothy. tsta-s toa
alfalfa ttku 90 ton cats. 80 o. ten. taflsf
81 o. ION. wheat 81 80 tan hfeh - -
shprts. t2t.oo ton miidiinsA - 90 - -
ton.
Eaos. Poultry and livestock
Hpfias ehisksas. o. Ttge % aaA
Egga fresh ranch. sSSei i've mems
isc 10. live ducks ttc III dressed
veal soae. dressed mutton. ettH q u
dressed h0Ha susssr IN, choice reef
COWS on foot sAe 10. steers en foot
g.4fAc 10. cAlves on foot tsHtss ~
hogs on foot. 70 10. hides. sss1 e.
Vegetable and Green Fruits
uufbznk rethtssa natives. tseo ten
Y4kimas. ttouo tea sarfais o. - So
aatiFe oniens. sc ansps ffait tAeed1"
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Lead

he vas nSch a funny man.
Ard twas such a funny boat
But the funniest part Of Al = that
he's
Dead.
dead.
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Hal Nal IA.

There vas a little man.
And BE- rocked = little beat.
Ane be sank down 10 the bottom IKE
Lead.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-08
Furniture Department

WEATHEREp OAK TABouRErTE. Mission style
dark rcd upholstered top suitable for hall %
library. regular 1850, Thinning Out Sale If,se
Fsss.s s.ssSttsffss Assoo
PEDESTAL TABLE, mas three legs q the rops
twist pattern. in either golden 81 #eAihstei
oak ard nlHi birch mahogany finish, suitable
pedestal Tor aithaf Jafduief card receiving
table, regular ibto Thinning cut sale pIiee
rfrssss.rrtttr- Rftop
A POLISHED BiRcH MAHOGANY SLIPPER
CHAlH. with real mahogany back ana inlaid
nshfqueftftH. ruitable for reception OF i-ssier
nas regular Ic1e Thinning out sale price
fFfrrfts sss+ ~ffe'
QUARTER. SAWED OAK LIBRARY TABLE, 20
inch top highly polished isss Of TIE rope tWlst
sifie brass aud glass feet. regular te.&b THU
ming out sale price .sssf+ssss ssttss. N4-oo
A QUARTER, SAWED OAK CENTER TABLE,
thfes-ieat clover top highiy polished. fegulAr
1919. Thinning out Sale price ..ss.ttss. sa.oo
GOLDEN OAK CENTER TABLE. tn a golden fin
iah. made 81 quarter oah has duties tegs.
sfxr II heavily carved. regular te.as. fhiHninE
uat Sale price s.ss.s.sss.*ssss.s.s+ttsst sA.oo
GOLDEN OAK RECEPTION OR DESK CHAIR,
on neat bat plain lines suitable for any part OF
the house. regular seto. Thinning Out hals
Price ......tssst.es t-fstsfassssf stsss sfoo
ooLoeN OAK DESK or RECEPTION CHAIR.
quarter wed nrsiY polished saddle scat. reE-
uaf is75. Thinning out sale price. $500
LARGE RATTAN EASY ROCKER. high back.
broad sent only IA light finish regular 1915.
Thinning OF Sale price - zs5s#szs 500 $500
I SET or SIX EACH. DINING ROOM CHAIRS,
spindle back. carved top panel brace arms.
sold only IA sets % rix. none ia dealers. regular
ti.to. Thinn nE Out sale priee .......... sA-oo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-08

william Perkinson VAS arrested
IN Walla Walia yesterday "a he
stepped cut Of the peuitsntiaFy,
where hc bad served s~af and a
half Tor grand larceny. He Is SAINT.
al In Nebraska fer a similar csfuie.
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dead

Negotiations are said 20 be under
way Tor tbs purchase OF the Rookie
feii.r smelling plant At Everett ~
syndicate % WashinEten capital
ists.
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uE q \ a q q q q q = .
DUST:

Russia u 10 make an effort 10
establish a great salmon canning IN
dustry on the Siberian coast,
Ballard wants more folsee protsc-
tion and irsE huFNlartess The city
council has recommended and VIII
aptsdint an entire new noltee force.
Seattle city council take note.
Victims Of the elaudhQfNg At Jean.
cite. Pa, Will number 90
Congressman Ioseph q. ON 81
Ohio has rendered his resignation.
m health.
William Rudolph. bank burglar
and murderer. escaped ffen iall Al
81. Louis yesterday.
There u "a Tacoma Young man and
a Seattle siri who don't speak any
more. tie said ne could dle for her.
ana she asked him to prove IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-08

Ynanx Corhett defeated Sammy
snith Ia a xlx-roana eout IA Phlha-
daiphla last night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-08
hsr sssen ldsala

Two hold ups within a week have
occurred AZ Aberdeen Tacoma had
haat look % her laurels.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-08

Musicians grave and gay. iaHeez-
81 the Ramaxsr Co.'S store Yesgss-
day. Tha nfin's AnnoaneSmsHt r..
firing from the sheet music bust
nsss brought the hsartiest response
Tsn-csn, music Eoss Al Tor .
cents All the late popular rsuKsi
are isc. and Foo. instead q g and
Sc soasaa entire eoiieetiaai Of
marches worth a. can Be iasaahs
for sec. Tho Kohlsr riaaefeFts
Method. always sola Tor 7se. IL nos
Ice vioiiss nanJos Guitars ana
aanaoisns are all 70 Be got rid Of
81 half price The sale continues
until fhe last Suns and the Last IN
Htrumsni 10 sold
All 81 the Foiio~lng ard hunarsas
% Others &c a, ise
Two a Longing In Ny Heart for
You fxsu4ar
whsrs the sHysry Colorado wenaa
ItH way.
IN Wed You In rhs Golden sum
mer.tiuse.
IN Bs WIN You when he noses
lunom Again.
I'm Wearing Ny Heart Away fos
lou
For oid Tines sahe.
Ny old New Hampshire Home.
faff
Please lot Ne Sleep
The storm kim March.
Little boy IN Hue.
Dixie Land. two-atep.
nisis Giri. two-s,sp.
Blaze Away. two-Htep.
Eus. tvo-ntap.
nashfui Betsy Brown Gas sung by
Anna Hsld),
Creole Bellies. two. step.
C1aTnda. two-step,
MANDY. tvo-aisp.
Pretty Little Diuah Jones.
a Little TIN Soldier.
Is II Love-
rsfsr o. The Ola Drum Corps.
Dreamy Dyes
think just ono. More before We
Part
The Ping-PonR Girl
Every Morn Bring Her Chicken.
ksnE'z Messenger wei;zez
l Hates To Oct Up Early In the
Assn
nill bailey.
Use Grown So Uasd To You.
Way Down In Old Indiana
Amt Dat a shame.
Could You Be True To Eyes Of
Blue.
Alabama.
Sbs Rests by the Euwnnee.
Kitchy Coo.
Pearl 81 the fInrefn.
Zen Hur Chariot Race.
Signal From Mars
Mr.. poOley.
Mansion 81 Aching Hearts.
Maple Leaf Rag.
X A Nj A X Err
Nj USIC CO..
14O6 SECOND AVE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-08

Shamrock III. defeated The old cup
ehAlleaErr six minutes IN = Nfaiie
race or sandy Hook yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-08
Carpet Department

I $3.50 RuNoHAR WILTON RUG. regular So 90
Trimming 81 sale price ...........s... "a. 90
PISA FRENSH WILTON RUG. regular Sc 90
THINNING q n sale price .....s......... $500
? 2fss4 ADMINISTER RUGS. regular ss5t each
ThinninF q ID sale price ........s.......s 4.0o
? iss58 wiLToN RUGS. regular taoo each Thin
Ming out sac rfics ....................s $500
t.S% :risA,...
fHIHuTug on rsais FFirs. =. :. -. . = 10
2 WOOL BORDER MATS. regular t1o9 each
ThfnuinF OHt SALE price .........4..... $500
20 YARDS OF JEWELL INGRAM CARPET,
regular 300. Thinning Out Sale price $500
70 YARDS RAG CARPET. regular tkta. Thin
niuE Dut NAe price 4sss.ss#.ft. $500
70 YARDS COTTAGE CARPET. regular 1890.
ThinuiuN out Sale price .-.s...... 4s#... eA.Oo
20 YARDS "a NAPIER MATING. regular g. 90.
Thinning oat sale price .s+...s+sss.s.. $500
20 YARDS "a COCOA MATING. regular 90.
Thaning out ssie price s.t...s......sa .oo
FREDERICK & NE
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Ilaoes roslilyely close saturday -
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uurbzak pesatess ususss tseo ten
astiss oaiens. "a srsps ffait g. sedt 70
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patcFsr 70 paopucERa

Fastura Wash. ttaethf. tsta@s toA
alfalfa. tieuo ioai cats 80 % tea taflsfs
80 o. ton. wheat. 81 80 tan tran 80 -
shprts. t2t.uo ton miaditnsA - 90 - "
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-09-02
BRIEF BITS Of NEWS.

The condition of Senator Hanna IS
reported as considerably improved.
He expects TO be able to resume his
usual duties in two or three days.
Twelve hundred stationary engi.
neers. representing the organization in
every state in the Union, are in nation
al convention at Evansville. Ind.
The forty-seventh annual conclave
OF the grand commandery, Knights
Templar of Illinois. opened at Peoria
Tuesday with 1000 knights present.
About $50 members of the Freight
Handlers union and the members OF
the Interior Electrical Workers union
are on strike at New Orleans for higher
wages.
While mixing paints In the shop OF
Joseph Mukloskey at Homestead, Pa,
can OF benzine exploded. killing
Adam Lorchey and fatally burning
Sinus Watley.
NJ. W;tte, the former Russian minis.
ter OF finance, recently appointed pres
ident of the council of ministers, has
been appointed a member of the coun.
Gil Of the empire.
Negotiations which have been pend.
ing since May l between the Illinois
Central railway and the telegraphers
have been concluded. The demands of
the telegraphers, slightly modified.
were granted.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-09-02

Constantinople. Sept 2.-The porte
has notified Minister Leishman that
five arrests have been made at Beirut
In connection with the shooting which
led to the report that William c. Ma
gelssen, the United States vice and
deputy consul there. had been assas-
sinated The Turkish officials con-
tinue to insist that no attempt was
made on the vice consul's life and
they reassert that the whole story
originated in a feu de joie fired on the
occasion of native marriage and in
accordance with custom. Mr.. Lelsh-
man, however, refuses to accept such
an explanation without conclusive
proof that the judicial investigation
continues.
Nh. Leishman is pressing for def
mite settlement a number of matters
on which agreements were reached
with the Turkish authorities last year,
but which, in spite OF frequent prom
ises on the part of the porte, have
never been executed. For instance a
naturalized American is still in prison
at Tripoli. syria. although the porte
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-09-02


Sofia. Bulgaria, Sept. "A strong
force of Turkish infantry cavalry and
artillery recently attacked the village
of Stoliovo. northward of Malkoter-
novo, which had been occupied by In
surgents The latter retired. after
which the Turks entered the place,
massacred the entire population and
destroyed the village.
Prince Ferdinand of Bulgaria has
arrived at EuXinograde. Bulgaria.
where he has been Joined by Premier
Petroff The prince is expected to re-
main there for some time.
A local newspaper announces that
general insurrection has been pro-
claimed in new districts of Turkey
across the southern frontier OF Bull
garia. The rising is headed by the
famous Macedonian leaders, General
Zonticheff, president of the Mace
donian committee, and Colonel jan
koff.
The Bulgarian popuace is almost
frenzied in its eagerness 90 take up
arms against the Turks, but the low
ebh of the national finances exerts a
pacifying influence.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-09-02
MEETS WITH FAILURE.
ATTEMPT to Cause Walk Out of CHI.
caoo Restaurant EMPLOYEES.

Chicago, Sept 2.-The attempt OF
President Callahan of the Hotel and
Restaurant Employees International
alliance to cause a walk out of all
members of the alliance who are at
work in the restaurants or chicago,
has met with failure. A few men LETT
their places but the great majority
refused President Callahan announc-
ed Saturday that all members OF the
union who refused to leave work by
Monday night would be expelled. II
his threat is carried out the local or
ganizaton will be left with com
paratively meagre membership.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-09-02
ONE OF THEM CONFESSES.
Ex-Convct Led Murderous Gang OF
Chicago Thieves.

Chicago, Sept. with confession
duplicating himself and naming Gus
taye Maletesta, an eX-convict. as leader
in the raid. John Sleuder, prisoner
at the Enslewood police station, is said
by Captain Shippy to have told COM
plete story Of the $4,000 robbery and
double murder at the Chicago City
railways receiving office early Sunday
morning.
II told him (Maletesta) that at 1855
Sunday morning the owl car left the
barns and that this would be the best
time to attack the cashier" said Sleu
der Il posted him about the police
man on the beat and the barn watch
man.
Il knew what time the barn watch
man would be on the upper floors pull
ing his clocks and also at what time
the employees about the place would be
least likely to interrupt the job.
Sleuder. who is a former employe OF
the railway company, denied knowl
edge of the names of the other two
men who participated in the crime
but the police believe he eventually
may be brought to reveal their iden-
tity.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-09-02
CLEANLINESS THE OBJECT.
New York State Law Regulating Bar.
ber Shops.

New York, Sept. 2.-The new law
regulating barber shops is now oper.
ative and any tonsorial artist in New
York state caught shaving customer
without washing his hands in warm
water or soap or using powder puff
or a towel on more than one person
without its having been washed Will
be subjected to Imprisonment and fine.
No alum or other astringent may be
used in stick form to stop the flow of
blood. The use of sponges is strictly
prohibited.
Mugs and shaving brushes must be
thoroughly washed after use on each
person.
Combs, razors. clippers and scissors
must be thoroughly cleansed by dip
ping in boiling water or other germ de-
stroyer after every separate use.
Other provisions are made for the
cleanliness OF shops and every barber
must have a certificate procured by an
examination before state board.
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COURTS. AT VARIANCE.
Federal and State Tribunals Clash In
Wisconsin.

Oshkosh, Wis, Sept. 2.-As result
of a clash between the federal and
state courts. United States Marshal
Thomas b. Reid of Milwaukee was
Monday adjudged IN contempt by
Court Commissioner w. w Water
house of Winnebsgo county, and will
be ordered to appear before Judge
Burnell of the circuit court in this dis
trict and show cause why he should
not be punished.
Harry Dewitt, alias Harry Howard,
was bound over in the United States
court on the charge of having robbed
postofFice in Kansas. While con-
fined in the Milwaukee county Jail a
writ of habeas corpus was sued out
here and the federal authorities were
ordered to present the prisoner for a
hearing Monday. Instead. they ig-
nored the writ and Dewitt has been
forwarded to Kansas.