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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-09
RUSSELL
CASE IS
INVOLVED

A new sensation has been added
60 the sensational Incidents that
have gone before. Ia connection with
the Haaeil divorce scandal. IN the
arrest uf W II Barr the notorious
key hole detective wha was called
before United States Commissioner
Klefsf O. answer charge ~ inter
eaptiHg che United States mails aud
bound over in the sum of 81 900 to
await the action 81 The United
States grand jury.
/. ThrouEhout the saffron tinted
proceedings Of the Russell ease Barr
figured cousplea0usly first cham
piouIng Que side and then the other
Re vas first la the employ % bua-
sell. but afteHNard switched aud
applied his arufe ear and diilEent
eye q keyhoiea In the service 81
Mrs Russell spying upon Buaaell
and upon Miss Violet Rail. who aas
named By Ms Russell as core
spondent. Out 81 this latter service
on the part OF Barr. grew a fiat
Tight between Barr and Buassll. fol
loved By an airing in the police
courts, and several other passages
at arms have occurred since.
Barr has a bad record. having
been convicted 81 other crimes In
various states Once he fell into
the clutches 81 the Law for stealing
a red flannel shirt and other cheap
rubbish from a box car More re-
Gently Barr gained a puff o. no
t0riety by mixing with Prince
Ruble. the fakir. who was exposed
BY The Star aud floated out ~ town
on account OF his Wholesale guar
antee OF furnishing grounds for d.
yorce proceedings IA even the hap
ploat families
Bars present trouble II new
departure for bin. AZ least 70 far
~ bis record Is known Miss Violet
/ Ball named a. correspondent IN the
. divorce case has n puHtOffice box
which Is next 10 box rented by
Barr. A trap vas set for Barr upon
+ complaint Of Mias Bait Three let
ters peculiarly folded. we're ad-
dressed 10 Miss Ball and put into
EauE box Barr took them home
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-09
A1HMD
M RNEC
LAWYERS ADJOURNED THEIR
STATE CONVENTION EARLY
TODAY

The annual meeting Of the Wash
inEteH State Par association ad-
ioufued 90 neon today and the
members spent thr afternoon az The
Meadows. During the forenoon the
unfinished business and papers from
thu previous davH were considered.
The report ~ the committee on
obituaries was read by Charles T.
shepherd The report contained
resolutions in memory Of John J.
McGllvra Pred Rice Rowell and
clyde Y Warner
The report of the committee ON
publication was read by &. S. Voor-
hees Of Spokane. The question
should This state Permit Corpora
lions to own and Vote Stock I'm
other Corporations 90 WIS discussed
by Alfred Hattie for the affirmative
and Theodore /. stiles OF Tacoma
for the negative.
The reelection 90 the old officers
ended the business Of the session
Today r. Lawyers Day az The
Meadows aud the delegates attended
the raees iu "a body.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-09

those acquainted With smith. ths
minister wHa vefy bohemian sort
" fellow he pruar bed Sundays
aHainat the ErualuF eva - Intern
psfanss and The aHHat latIuns with
liHTrupef persons. and 60 the other
az days vas "a bold bad sample 81
the claaH ~ people against which
hs had preached Mr smith once
held Is hiEh and Responsible position
81 hslhnEham lie was forced g.
leave that citg ca account OF Gers
tatn practices that Nrre not Ia aH4
eufdnnes with the church tsaehiusH
hs came o. seattle and alleged
That h. Nanted e. aruNn the norrau 8
- bic life 81 afink lie sought
soiacs IN beer and s0ou learned 20
iihs 70 ioek upoH th- fosmtnE mug
whh lofinE sYea This habit b. sad
e have kfown upon him - strongly
thnt be appropriated money from ths
letters naHHiuE through his hands
TOT The purpose ef buyiug liquor II
u also asserted that hs associated
Nith women % Questionable charars
ter
purins al tnla time be was
pFearhius against the sins af intern
f'Trnnor ia the little church az Ma
afuna. A. The same time ha was =
trusted empioYe 81 The Seattle post
office he foiiae I'd his practice -
elnvvrlY that even hls friends did uai
have a well founded suspicion 81 his
double tifs
u b. thought that Smith may have
remained o. the city until Thursdas
morning n Do known that hr haa
10 On private account In one II
ths local banks and there uas aboui
1850 - money belonging 20 hts
church In his hands whether this
n.en-y has been Withdrawn could
not BE- learned this moruiHF. but the
United States maHsharn office h. ~
he opinion that smith vas able a.
get pert Of IL befor. leaving the
city
Vigorous inquiry IL being made 81
learn about this. az % wuI De II
Hams assistance Ia the Officials IN
FlHnninK their campaign Tor his re-
capture. while 81 HE home and
among Some 81 his friends t Be- be-
uevcd that Smith has committed
suicide. this theory is not held bs
TIE Officers who ere working on tho
ease They feel that smith b. too
hardened O. set out 90 this world on
Hurh small provoeatlou.
Ofhef United states dffIriaia are
having lots of fun a. the expense ~
tie rosioffirc inspectors They look
wise shen approached on the sub
iect This morning. nt the preiim-
mary hearing 81 " ~ Hufr. on the
ehafEe II tnmreHlHF with the matt
one ~ the officers took occasion ta
aim q bit ~ sarcasm ut the iuHpee
tors HHrr and hi attorney asa mot
arrive until the prosecution had as
Hemhicd. Some one asked where
hnrr was and the reply quickly
came that De- had probably been al.
lowed te go home 60 sny goodby "a
hin wife
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-09

ST LOUIS No. JulY nryau's
lHff stand lu the convention aAa
made WIth hollow bat blazing eyes
and a voice 80 husky that u seemed
90 tear the very flesh from HIH
throat unWu shoue In upon the
flrhiY HFhfH ~ the convention hall.
where fb0uHaHdH uf people. weary
to the verge ~ collapse. rBt and
listened 90 the proud Justification
~ the beaten leader
"a return 10 sou the standard yot
gave me f8 btaH De Numbered =
mar have failed ln wisdom and 1
may have lost fights but defy any
man 70 HaY ! have teen falsH ~ ny
TRUST oF untrue to usmoruet
For fifty hours uDau bad sieqt
lrfH than hHlf az hour he bad led
the aEht aKaInHf the Parker meu
ln the committee and on the floor
iu the committee hr vas NOR aur-
r,affal than or the floor
A great demon sirafIau f0I'eH#sf
HfYaus speech and aH tho roll gaH
called the NeHaaLaH let The hall
uu the arm ~ hia brother and ln
five minutes after hIH aIHIsrl - hif
hotel sac fact asleep It's marvel.
ouf physique lad been taxed % the
utmost and a. De walked % tHe
hotel Two blocks away. be- leaned
heavily on bis brother lie fairly
fsll upon the led li3an said 10
the HHIrpE News aHaoaIafIou
As the end ~ the roll call una
preached aaN Parker was near
enough nomination - win on the
nrf ballot then ] left ihs ball TO
set needed rest ! had not slept faI
nfty haufa
Bryan said In his speech.
"EIrHg years ago the Democratic
convention PLACED ia my hands The
standard OF the party and gave ms
the commission a. lfa candidate
-Four years later the commission
vas renewed ! come tonight to
this Democratic convention "a re
turn that commission and say that
you maY dispute whether fought
good nrht. you may dispute
whether finished nv course but
SOU cannot deny that ! hsut tho
faith A. candidate I al all ]
could 81 hfinE success to tfe party
A. private citizen today ! am
more interested In Democrat Nuc.
GEES than ! ever Vas when ! vas =
candidate Applause
The reasons that made the elee-
tion ~ a Democrat desirable we're
stronger IN tfea than in 1895 and
the reasons that make the election
% Democrat desirable are HtronF
er ia 1904 than they were Ia 1900
I The gentlemen sho presented New
Norks candidate dweit upon fhs
+ danEsfs 81 mllttarisfn. and he didnl
F uyereetimais the dangers
Bryan quoted an extract from
Blacks speech nominating preai
dent Roosevelt 10 which Black dc
T einred that var Htili his &C. uses
This iH euioEY - var said Try
an This iH n der laratien that n,
hoped-for perpetual peace Will neee
come THIS t. euloFiziluF the
DOCTRINE or BRUTE FORCE
and this presidential candidate 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-09
HOLD THEIR
HIGH JINKS

The members OF the Pacific Coast
Association OF Traffic Agents OF
Oregon and Washington are holding
their high jinks here today. BY II
O'Clock g members we're in attend
auce. The delegation from Portland
consisted Of v. G. Seachrest. OF the
New York Central lines. J. ". Ca
sey. OF tie Milwaukee; Geo. Coop
ef. Of the Great Western A. A.
Morse and wife. OF the o. r. 4 N:
II. 7. Sisler. OF the G. St p. NJ. 4
o.. accompanied by his wife. H.
Kollock. Of the Pennsylvania: j.
Armand wife and daughter. of the
Postal Telegraph and r. H. Trum-
bull. OF the Illinois Central
All the offices OF the railroad
agencies In the city were closed &C
o'clock this afternoon IN honor
been planned by the officers OF the
association. President Loin and
Secretary Thompson were If work
early completing the plans for the
events 81 the day
At N o'clock the party boarded
the steamer Dix for AK Point.
where a picnic and dinner were en-
ioYed Tho noon hour Was one nf
the happiest In the history Of the
association The men VINO a few
hours before were scrnpplng over
the traffic possession OF car Of
kuut-holes sat down side by side
aud ate rs much az they could
carry aud resolved never TO at
TEMPT 90 get ahead nt one smother
ia business transactions.
At 2.3Q o'clock tho party return
ID from AK Point and took the
electric ears for a trip around town.
The trolley ride included a trip 10
Ballard. Fremont. Green Lake and
other points 81 interest reached by
the electric ears
Al O'Clock the failrosders viii
assemble NJ the Washington At
banquet as guests OF Mrs. Har-
haurh After the banquet the party
Viii board the Nome liner Olympia
for moonlight trip on the sound.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-09
GW NEWS
FIR MW

The citizens Of juneau. Alaska.
are greatly siated over the latest
move on the part o. the Treadvell
Gold Mining company. which oper-
sisa the largest Fuld mine IN Alas
So Tho company IL now extending
their operations from Trradweit
across the channel 90 the silver
Bow basin. which lies back Of Ju-
nsau. The company is nos open
Ing up a new mine IN the basin.
after which S00-Htamp miii vii
be put in. This means that hum
dreda Of additional men will have
20 he employed. which viii be a
great benefit 90 the city % Juneau.
=. J. Kaufman Of the firm ~
Kaufman Bros. ~ Juneau. who r.
Do the city today. SAYS the outlook
for the town is bright
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-09

Reelection T. represented as the
embodiment ~ that idea. For two
thousand years the doctrine Of
peace has been growing and nov
the ex-governor Of the greatest
state in the nation presents for this
office % president Of the greatest
republic Of the universe a man who
Not granite and iron Applause
n this president believes with his
sponsor a. Chicago that wars must
settle the dostinies Of nations that
peace is but q dream he Is q dAn
gsrous man for our country and the
world believe he ought 90 be de-
feated ] believe he can be- defeated
and n the Democratic party does
shat lt ought 20 do ! believe he will
b. defeated
II tried 10 defeat the Republican
party as your candidate. failed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-09

YOU say Yes. I received a million
more votes than any Democrat had
ever received before and ! failed.
Why2 Because there were some
who had affiliated with the Demo
cratic party who thought ny cleo
ton dangerous 20 the country. and
this faction left and
HELPED MY OPPONENT.
That's Why ! have no word of
criticism for them tAppAusel
But. ny friends. II failed with
sin and a half millions of votes 10
defeat the Republican party. can
those who defeated me succeed In
defeating the Republican party
naN ?"
He denounced as false the story
that be- had tried 20 be dictator. ana
he vent on 20 say that he still be-
lieyed In the Chicago platform.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-09

and kept them overnight When be
returned them Il vas apparent that
they had been opened. Its arrest
yesterday followed.
Harf'a defense " that he vas act
lnR IN the capacity 81 a detective
also that he had reason 10 believe
there we're things In Miss Balls let
tera which should not 80 through
the mails aud that be intended TO
act aa an luformer
Barr vas formerly = -spotief on
the santa Fe road and vas once
hanged Ga effiRy for that reason.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-09
Detailed Vote

. The detailed votes originally /.
/. announced vas ss follows Ala :
. hanna. Parker 1E Arkansas. =
. Parker Is California. Hearst :
> Go Colorado. Parker & Hearst .
: s. Mcclellan T. Connecticut. :
I. Parker it Delaware. Grny 6. :
: Fioflaa. Parker 9. Hearst 4. :
> georHIa. Parker ge Idaho. :
: Hearst g. Illinois. Hearst g.. :
: Indiana. Parker 80 Iowa. :
= Hearst Is Kansas Hearst ia :
> Parker = Miles 2. Cockrrii ! >
: ksntaeky Parker zs Louis !.
> lana. Parker Is Maine. Par .
. ker !. Hearst !. oinry 4 Mary =
: land. Parker ~ MaaHaf hu- =
, setts. oinsY a. Michigan. =
. Parker a. Minnesota. Parker .
; :. Hearst =. Coekrell /. ToWne :
. . Gray u Nfiasla~ippl Parker :
: TO- Missouri Cockreu 1g >
> Montana. Parker 9 Nebraska. =
: CockrsIl 4 Hearst .. 0lusy 1. I.
|. Gray !. Wall /. Miles /. Pat- !.
: tisou Nevada. Hearst g. New .
: Hang shire. Parker New :
= Jersey. Parker "a New York. /.
, Parker "a North Carolina. !.
. Parker 20 North Dakats. WI. :
: Hams 8 Ohio. Parker g ore :
: gon. Parker Z. Hearst z Me- =
. Cieliau ], Coisf 1 PeanaFlva- :
. MA. Parker g. Rhode Island. :
: Hearst 9. Parker South Car /.
: olina. Parker +. south Dakota. =
: Hearst g. Tennessee. Parker :
= y. Texas. Parker - Utah. /.
. furser g Vermont. PARKER y .
> Virginia. Parker ga Washing .
: ton. Hssrst ie West Virginia. !.
> Parker 10. Hearst 2. German 9. :
. Wisconsin. Wal - Wyoming. I.
. Hearst g. Alaska. Parker 8 .
I. Arizona Hearst 9 District - =
: Coiumhia. Parker 8 indian :
{. Territory. Parker 8 Hearst &. /.
. Hawaii. Hearst 8 New Mexico. >
. Hearst &. Oklahoma. Parker g. =
= Hearst g Mcclellan I. 0iney 4. .
. Porto Rico. Parker g. Hearst 4 .
. Idaho Washington. West /.
: Virginia thersup9n changed 20 .
= Parker. SWING a clear plurality. :
: Docksry moved 90 make the !.
. nomination unanimous. The /.
. motion carried :
srses - ssss@s :f..s.sssss-s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-09
SAY IT'S LEGITIMATE

A. ~ Hutchinson and others have
filed complaint against the city 81
Seattle in the federal court asking
that the ordinance passed b. the
council against the trading stamp
business be declared uuconstifutlon
81 and void The complaints set
forth IN their complaint that the
business they are conducting 10
legitimate and has "a tendency 10 lu-
crease trade. They slleEe that they
have made contracts with i76 stores
the business with which would give
them a not profit ~ 5000 per year
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-09
EARLY DELEGATES At coNcGNrloN HALL SAY oHoAE IS
SURE PICKED As vleG PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE

out announcing definite eunclus
sion Statements wetc made. how
ever that hudson Harmon vas puez
tiealiy the unanimous choice 81
those present
Dubois If Idaho was sarcastic lu
treating the matter. stating the
availability for second place seemed
C. depend on whether the candidate
supported Bryan n he did hid
Dubois. he il not available
When the convention met this
afternoon the chair recognized Gov
noekery u Missouri who read a
Telegram from senator Caekrcli.
thanking The Missouri delegation
for supporting him for the uemina#
uun. and aayinE the convention did
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-09
GIVEN
ANOTHER CHANCE


The matter Of the welfare Of the
Breton minors was called IN SUI
pcrior Judee Tal'man'a court this
morning
The Breton children number seven
and anEp lu aEc from / 90 Nc years.
Their mother Is Zoo the insane asy-
lum and they were taken from their
father. ole Breton of Mouohau. O.
hard working man, hv the county uu-
thorities because he was not able 20
lock cut FOR them and keep them OF
the streets.
Judge Tallmau decideR this morn
Ing 10 give the father "a chance 20
make better arrangements for their
schooling. and continued the ease
six weeks. The residents of Mono
han claim that the children have
been SLOWED 20 run Wild and are
becoming uum1u9 grahle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-09

ST LOUIS july shortly be-
fore noon the leading delegates rep
rcaentlng New YORK.. peunsyiVania.
Ohio Illinois Indiana aud Missouri
went into consultation on the vice
presidential nomination in shre
han room A. the Southern hotel
keN York brought QUE Judge
GRAY 81 Delaware
Tiiman sha later Joined The con
ference. ufhed the nomination 90
senatnr Daniel ~ Virginia stating
q Is time the South was recognised
uelmaH ia representing Hearst in
the conference.
The conference on the vice urfai
deury broke up a. - 3. m with
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-09
BY soripps News Assnl

ST. LOUIS. July s--Amid scenes
unparalleled IN national convention
! Efstory. the Democrats. a. 5 40
o'clock this morning. nominated
Judge Alton y Parker for president
Parker lacked Just nine votes
when the first cali ended. but be-
fore the vote could be announced.
Idaho changed her ak votes 20
Parker and Nevada followed with
two more.
Parker now lacked but ono vote.
and West Virginia gave HIN q aud
Washington 10. making a total Of
$50
MADE UNANIMOUS
But. before this could be an
nounced. Governor Dockery of Mis-
souri, withdrew the name Of Senator
C0ckerell and moved that Parker 9
nomination be made unanimous
This was done with a yell and a
denomination was started
Everybody was too tired. how
ever. for the cheering to last long
and a motion 10 adjourn vas agreed
10. and 1000 spectators and .09a
delegates made haste for the exits
Bryan fought IN vain to prevent
Parkers nomination and. 10 Do II
rallied all the favoriie sons and
anti Parker forces
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-09

wisely IN nominating Parker
~ b. said that New York has def
uitey declared for Harmon Con
ferencra are proceeding all through
fhe hnll and there 10 d rumuf nfluHt
that the silver men VIII Try 90 COM
pei adjournment Hutil O'Clock. In
order "a allow an opportunity 10
rally their forces
Tho heat in the hall b. fierce and
enthusiasm ia ut low shh
AZ Gu o'clock the convention
took = recess till $50 q m.
Before taking the recess Law
renee. representing Hearst read a
telegram from tie latter saying he
would support Parker and the plat
form
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-09

the CANADIAN act a aw enact.
cd bY the local immigration offl-
ciais al Victoria. especially direct
"a against iliiterate japanese. has
been indefinitely postponed
News ~ the postpuuemeut Of the
case was received hy the local im-
migration officials. Who are watch
inF the case with The ke,ncFf in.
terest In letter fram the immi-
grafton authorities Of Victoria this
morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-09
"S0AKED" HARRLS

W u Harris a eolored man re
Gently convicted Of liviug with n
fallen woman. was sentenced by Su=
Derior Judge Taliman this morning
10 one year and fined 81 000 Harz
ria gave notice Of appeal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-09
JAPANESE CASE
IS POSTPONED

The ease 81 the four female Jap.
auoFe stnWaWayg which was
brought up before the provincial
court az Victoria Thursday. for tho
purpose Of testing the validity Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-09
she REFUSED TO COOK

john Hsuley and Angus 81 Mary.
two unhappy beuedicts filed divorce
murner against their wives. Mrs.
Nellie Henley and Mrs sophia st
MaHy Henley claims that his wife
treated hi memcily and refused 90
cook his meals for him. ST. Mary
alleges dcsertluu for eight years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-09
JUDGE ALTON E. PARKER IS THE
PARTYS CHOICE FOR PRESl
SAY IT is HARMON


ny aeHipps News AsH'nA
ST louis july 8 tuulletinl
The tip b strouE that ludaou tlar-
mon ~ Ohio ia 60 be Kiveu the nom
ination Tor vice president All early
delegates ia the hall claim his nom
nation la certain
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-09
New York JuriSt is Selected
After a TumultOus SEES
sion Lasting All Night
as the Party'S Standard
Bearer

Hean urged each 70 trs 90 hold
hla eva meu IN lire The anti
Parker people PLAYED far time all
u.eht while af every opportunity
they hammered at Hiu and che peo-
pie back of the Parker boom
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-09

The Republican county central
committee yesterday reelected tho
Officers of the old committee l. ~.
Kuiekerboekes ~ Auburn. ehai--
man T. O. Whitaker. Of the Fourth
ward OF Seattle. secretary. A y
Goddard, Of The Ninth ward. taeas-
urer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-09

Tho body OF Mrs. Sarah Z John
son. who died suddenly at Lester
yesterday was brought to this city
today hy Deputy Coroner Arnold.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-09
GAME TO The LAST

BRYAN PUT UP WONDERFUL FIGHT AND NEVER
LET UP UNTIL HE WAS COMPLETELY BEATEN
MADE WONDERFUL SPEECH