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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-15
WORK ON POLE LINE
GREATLY DELAYED
CONDEMNATION pRoeEuo,Nos CANNOT pG TRIED nEFoRu
SEPTEMBER. AND CEDAR RIVER POWER WILL NOT DC
AVAILABLE BEFORE ocro auRt

Electricity from the ciN's Cedar
siver power plant cannot possibly
be delivered On the eity before octo-
her /. according 80 City Engineer
Thomson. The chances are that Ia
delivery win be delayed several
weeks. or even months later than
that. Delay In the prosecution of
the pole line right-of way eondemua-
ton suit a. pointed cut months
ago Ia The star. Is the chief cause
Of the trouble
n the hin back Of the sub station
site. on seventh aud Ncster. which
began shding Friday night ia not
propncd up before the rainy wealth
Ct commences another factor Of de
lay may be introduced
The jury trial BY which The cen
demuation suit Is 10 be settled can
not commence before September /
The Kent Lumber company de
murrer tied the matter zap in tho
supreme court until a few weeks
ako and then Il was too late 10 got
the matter into court agaln until
neat month. Even should the trial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-15
FIRE EENDS 1H0UGNT
TO Be W0RkING

An airam % fire was turned in
BY Telephone At $50 ocolck this
morning from the corner 81 Terry
avenue and Cherry street when
the fire apparatus arrived az the
scene. they found the rear % sls
Cherry street enVelaped iu flames
while the residence % W II
Hawkes.. az SIC Cherry street. was
threatened with destruction Quick
work ~ the fire department pre-
vented the entire ioaa q both
buildings
chief Cook stated this morning
that be believed the fire 20 have
been started BY q fire fiend. The
house az ais Cherry street ia un
occupied. but Waterman Is sup
posed 60 sleep In n front room up
stairs lie wua not on duty last
night Several fires have been start
"a IN this neiEhborhood aud AL q
them bear traces ~ ineaudlarY
origin. Both houses are tW0-atofY
structures
Mrs. J nakar is the owner q the
house a. a1g Cherry street The loss
30 the building vii be ia the neigh
bofhood Of 5000. veil covered b In
aufanee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-15

be SET early aud be carried on eApe.
ditlnuaIY the whole work of clearing
tth miles Of right.of way aud plac
ms poles upon lnem viii atill re-
main % be done.
Not all % this stretch II barred
from helng cleared pending the set
Element Of the suit. but work can
not progress satisfactorily.
The board of works has not yet
begun she erection Of any poles 10
the eltY. nor has II made arrange
ments % use poles already up for
this purpose. except In a few cases.
The Suoaualmlo Falls a White Klys
81 Power company ia compelled by
ia franchise to allow space ON ita
poles for the eity's wires. but the
seattle Electric company. which
owns BY Far the gfoaier number Of
poles In the city. b. not subject 10
any such franchise provision. and
has not yet come to any agreement
on the matter With the city
The ether companies owning poles
are baking also and have refused o.
accept hundreds Of permits 90 erect
poles In which the city has reserved
space for it. own wireA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-15
TELEPHONE coHPAAF
ENTERS 4 PROTEST.

The Independent Telephone com
puuy was up before the board uf
equalization Saturday afternoon.
Manager Webster protested against
the assessment made on hts person
al property. which amounted to
$4,000 and after considerable dis.
cussion the board took the matter
under Amusement
The independent Telephone com
panyu franchise h aaHUaacd at
$4,000 which Is the same - that
made BY the Assessor against the
Sunset Telephone company. Mr.
Webster objected O. having the
company'a fruarhiso taxed and
against having other personal prop
crty taxed 40 high lie absolutely
refused - sign the Company.a re
turn blank as filled out by the a..
SCISSOR. believing that an Injustice
had been done hla company
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-15

Coroner Hoye received letter
this morains from A } Murphy %
the Fashion aaipou. In Everett. de-
urink the statement made ~ ffIeuda
~ - Marhlnn. 0ho committed sat.
eide b. taking morphine iu the Dol
phin saloon last Friday night that
NAHUM had s. on Deposit with
Murphy a. Everett Murphy I'm his
letter alleges that the suicide owed
him a blil amounting % taat and
that before Maehiun left for seat
tie he draW al bis moneY.
Coroner Mays stated thia mofniuk
that q seemed VERY strange q him
Why NAHUM did not EiYe back the
record ~ deposit fuund on him after
death. When be drew the money
from the Fashion saloon ia Everett
q atiii believe they got The best
% Marhiun and you ean quote ne
as saying 10 We are unable 70
uud thia mas watch Perhaps
Murphy IL correct whrn hs says Ma
chiuu drew his money out Of Tie
safe IN the saloon 81 EFers,t bat
where "a the money 20 The pro
prietar Of the bnluhln salnou can
explain the dlaapp~afanee q larEe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-15
Whitman At Last in
Clutches of the Law
WHO IS ALLEGED HAVE BEEN CARELESS WITH PROP
ERTY AIS OTHER MEMS WIVES
LANDED ADAMS COUNTY

RiTzyiLLE. Wash Aus IA
Sheriff J. c. shorno has returned
from Davenport. having In custody
A. 8 whitman. vho has gained con
siderable notariety through his al
lcged cafsiessness In the sale u
other peoples property and in esca-
padea with other meas wives lie
viii b. lodged IN the county jail IN
til ne receives bis credentials ads
hitting him 10 the pguItentiafy At
WaIla Walia- The officers say there
a. no doubt bat that be EiI Eet the
credentials IN the form Of sentence
from the criminal court
Whitman u a smooth looking fell
boz % % years with haudsafne hair
and mastaehe.
Three years ago last April he be
9an the canvass 81 Adams county
for the Minneapolis ThreshinT Ma
chine Company and was fftrd out
~ Mr. TFuaN the company agent
90 spraRue. When he reached Rita
vile it 81 said be exchanged one =
bis horses Tor a fresh one nt Harris
stabiea Al Cunningham ha tz al
1eRad 70 have sold The rIW - rrfs=
grove 4 Thompson. With che ready
cash thus obtained he purchased two
Tickets for the arat Before The
train eft whitman is said 20 have
been Joined b. a young married
woman living near Cunningham.
though be- was deserving hlH own
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-15

wife who uas ab8ut % heeams a
mother
After travelling Zoe two weeks
through California. whuman'a ser-
end love saFH he suHak#d aaaF fram
her. leaving her - little money that
she vas obliged 60 HHua To her
parents fot enauEh q bay her a
ticket back 10 Cunningham.
Whitman vas nest heard % in
HaWaii and later Ia ths Philippines
Hs finally returned 60 Lincoln eoun-
~ sheriff sharuo had Kept him in
mind All this time. and when be
heard that Whitman uaa n Lincoln
county hs wired Sheriff fnkator 60
arrest hlru.
The specific complaint against
Whitman viii probably b larceny
hY eubezaiemenf though tt o. IIkaiy
thaf several other charges viii be
preferred against this All round bad
nan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-15
HARg VIM
REMW
THREE YOUTHFUL GAMBLERS
sET POLICE CHIEF OF.
LAHuYs FURNITURE AwhsH

city Detectives Cofbett and
Adams arrested Frank Adams.
'scrappy" nyrnea and Tag" Smith
for running q gambling game. full
blast. under q Sidewalk on Boron
as enuo north last Friday afternoon
The gamblers were still In knee
breechea and their combined cap
ital was about 81 but the good PEG
Pile Of the neiRhhorho0d reported
the breach Of the Law and Chief
81 Police Delaney ordered an lnvea-
tiRution.
when the detectives arrived.
atralthily guided by miniature
stool pigeon they saw ne once that
an arrest was necessary. peerlnE
through the cracks IN the walls Of
the deu they saw a gang n young
Hiera hanging. with bated breath.
over the dirty paateboafda when
With "a crash. down went the rudely
constructed walls and out popped
the youthful laWbfcakers
The detectives. knowing their
regulations 10 be- AZ stake. pinned 10
earth three 81 the youngsters They
we're taken 10 the police station.
With the cards. pennies. markers.
etc. az evidence against them.
The boys were placed Boa the sweat
box and an attempt was made 10
fncrlminate the entire Howell street
gang u touEha. bat the detectives
we're almost swept from the room
with the wash ~ tears. while the
loud lamentations ~ the youthful
offenders Of law and order psnetrat-
Cd % the Femotezt corner Of the
mayors office Ia the city hall
See here. kida. I'm chief Of po-
lice II this city and ! am sworn 60
put a stop 10 gambling
The chief could EeI no further. The
gfumblihg walls of the city jail
awaysd back and forth under the
combined efforts 81 the trio
Send FOR the mayor yelled De
ianey For a while the officers az
the iail dared not take their fin
gers out ~ their ears. and then
Mayor Baliinger hove In sight
I'm Mayor nAlliuEer I too. am
opposed 10 gambling games running
open tn the residence section Of Sc
attic What have You three % say
for yBuHelveaT he demanded.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-15
HINTS ron FALL

smooth materials promise 10 b.
popular thia fan and winter broad
cloth vtil - enc o. the favoriisa
" che plalda are adopted Il Il prob.
able NAT plaid skirts all be worn
Nitb Jackets % cloth matching the
prrdominailnE color Of the plaid
onU ineouspicuoua plaida Nlll b.
accepted IN America
Taffeta Air ta as popular IS ever
and viii continue 70 be In good
form.
Materials have their day and pass
on. but f seems that valia has come
20 stay II ia ain wofu and prom
isrs to become one Of the staples.
II looks a. II the non ahrinkable
flanurla would puah out the mercer
iEed waists which were worn last
winter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-15
SAETTLE Won
LACROSSE GAME

The Seattle lacrosse team ven out
IN the game with Victoria az Rrcre-
alton park Yesterday afternoon Tn
al the last moment Il MAS supposed
that Everett vas the team 60 he
ritted against the locals. but satur-
day night word vas received from
the Everett team that IL would BE-
impossible q play.
The playing Of Victoria and Sc
attic was spirited throughout the
entire game. but Seattle played the
faster during the last half The
locals won BY the score 81 no e. :.
Jameson. 81 Victoria. and Heard
Of Seattle. entertained the crowd -
a puKiliatlc encounter and were
ruled out OF the game. The playing
Of Houghton. Norris and Iusler. of
Victoria was worthy % mention.
while that ~ Milne. Burns. Hall and
Heard. q Seattle. vas commend
able
Tulip Foster. vlctofia's grand
old man. and Cap" nelfrY ae-
ecmpanied the Canadian team.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-15
ROSS CITIZENS ARE
NOT WHOLLY PLEASED
MANY THEM ARG OPPOSED TO THE DUMPING OF sGwhoH
INTO GOVERNMENT CANAL --AurHoRrtEa CLAIM NUS
ANcE WILL NOT CREATED

People living along the govern
mont canal between Fremont and
ballard are not Inclined TO rejoice
and be- exceeding clad over the an
nouuermeut made by city Engineer
Thomson recently that the city
had como to terma with United
States Engineer Mills nud that the
outlet Co the sewer. which Major
Mills had plugged up recently
would soon be roapcuod
The canal district residents are
willing 60 admit that there may be
nc law against dumping sewage
into government canal. aud also
that Major Mills has no personal
objections to such = course. but they
claim that there ought 70 be such
Law. and that n Major Mills had
70 live AZ Ross. for example. he
Mould pat a double plus Into the
sewer instead 81 reoprniug IT,
IL would seem O. me AID nHmef-
Gus ether residents Of Ross and the
canal district that there surely IL
lack - foresight and judgment
on the part of some one In making
the canal the eeaanoal ~ the IRE
mont sewer stated the spokesman
81 a delegation which called az The
star office thia morning
We realize that the people Of
Fremont. living on the north aido
Of the canal. Who wiil be ealled
upon % pay their share 81 the aa-
aeasmvut for the construction 20 tAe
sewer. have some grounds for lgtn E
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-15
MARKET
REVIEW
BRIEF SUMMARY OF eoHpt.
TONS ON WESTERN AVENUE
FOR THE PAST WEEK

4 general review 81 the conditions
on Western avenue for the past
week Hhaa taat other than a few
tuaiians. prices as rule re-
HaIuea nHn throughout tHa entire
week. At the Opening ~ the vrah
tfadH HHs aiaN Monday De- usually
che raar daY GA the aesnue. The
anIY Incident uf note during the anf
vas the arrival - large aanaIFn=
meut 81 California Shapes. the de-
wHHt for hfHh uas Fuad bat sairs
weHs retarded somewhat owing 10
tha hlNh Frirea
IN Tuesday the baYiHH vas HWht
owing 60 the sra#efa picnic. which
Vas held uu "Wednesday un gre
GERS day uttla trading eas done Ia
the early morning. bat toward she
middle ~ ths daF The clerks. uith
their Ions linen busters. dspaaItsa
themselves un pile ~ hoses aud
wrapped yarns Prices remained
ahapt the same a. on the apeuins
daf u the week
Thursday morning opened atth
trade hFiHk. asfaHfansd By fhr clos
ina of TIE KfoeerY houses ON The
previous day WafefmsIauH tsaa =
tumble OWNS a. fhs iafs~ Supply
Several carloads - uatsHmsIana aus
nufmess Uere dunn sd on the maj
ket THURSDAY. and whfie the sales
we're spoa. the supply So greater
than thH demand. and the merchants
were willing 90 take almost anY
prise 70 So ~ - them
Fritay hreughf an advance b.
faueh rEEH Trade showed ana ins
crease over Thursday WateFmeIana
and uufmeHa rnnfinued weak the
maj afiff ~ IRE other products EainN
rapidly. hut holding FIRM TIE cisss
ins daf q the wrsk showed general
activity IN 81 lines EaHa closed
weaker rainK "a - cents. whu@ ths
dag before they brought aa rents
There aas e marked scarcity Of
peaches "a ths market Saturday.
aud the price on this pFnduft ad=
FanHsa aamsR hat WateHmeInnz
continued about the same
The Aiaaka trade Tor the urrh
Wam good tn all lines with she sK-
fruflnu % butter During the uesk
there was nearly t5sooa worth ~
fruit aud vegetables either shipfsd
or made ready faf shipment % fhs
northern country
4 remarkable feature ~ The Alas
b. shipments uaH The small demand
for butter - late che orders fgf
this product from fhs consumers ip
Alaska has steadily drnpued or
ana the uaFe hanfa are. 60 certain
extent. a. g loss f. Account for f.
The Hrrk shows an increase Dos the
price ~ sugar. the reasons Zoe which
ere known only o. thH octopus which
controls that product A report GA
thr peanut crop Nas also received
fa Tennessee the crop shows an
increase 81 frnm zs 60 So per cent
over that - last year On Missouri
fhs .rap is afHi better Contrary
Ha cartier expectations the crop De-
fhe districts IT NIfHfnh ami NHrfh
Carolina VII not come un CD that ~
fhe previous year. ia both ~ these
states fha decrease Oh The output Dr.
fursH8Hfei 80 htEh ns 70 Ger cent
TeUs being aH Fet Con The eNreri-
mental stage Be- the cultivation of
the peanut little can be expected
from her this yaar. although the
prospect for "a F1at supply from ths
state .H future years vas never bet
Ger.
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There waa no answer. for the
mayor WBa nearly swept from tho
room by ar overwhelming storm Of
tears and lamentations.
Let EN- go, Adams can't
stand this any longer. spoke up
Chief Delaney q guess they Win
rtop for a little while. anyway"
Tho last seen Of the tHio they we're
vending their way up Third ave-
nue.. each with RHmy handker.
chief showed into one eye and then
the other Their broken utterances
told 81 a narrow escape from bread
aud water and the tofTOra Of the
black hole" known only ~ hear
say - the youthful criminals.
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plant AZ this time. on account Of
the delay In 80 completion hut
have they considered what the con
sequences will be-
The facts are that the canal viii
become an open sewer for ia full
length from the outlet at Lake
Union to the Sound
During the present summer the
canal has bean dry a great part OF
the time. except when the tide
comes In a. the pleasure u the gov
eminent. which regulates the out
lot from Lake Union.
THE discharge from the sewer
would naturally be- backed up BY
the tide twice n day and deposited
along tho hanks and over the BAL
lard flats from salmon bay 10 Lake
Tniou. aud would bo controlled On
urely by the tide. which 10 usually
higher than the frsHh water running
Uut when ell the gates are open.
TO add 10 this pleaaantnesn
during the summer months there Is
usually a fresh breeze blowing al
fretlY up the canal
with the continual discharge
from the saver. the deposits al0ng
the two miles of the canal. the hot
summer sun and the northwest
uiud. the result - not pleasant for
the residents o. the district 90 con
template"
It's The claim Of the city author
titles that no nuisance will BE- Gre
atad 81 the dumping 81 sewage into
tie canal n one should result sep
a. tanks val be built Tor The pufs
t<aa - purifying the aewaga before
il ia allowed "a flow iato the ditch
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-15
A PURSE

The body ~ Harry Gardner. the
HtahiHman Nho vas drowned IN the
Uuwamish river on August I while
be and several companions we're IN
bathing was buried ia Lake View
cemetery this morning His fellow
employees and friends raised a purse
to defraY the funeral expenses and
forwarded # from Portland a day
OF W ago. The horaemen who were
formerly At The Meadows are now
In that city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-15
BOYS HAv {
FUN
SONS OF WELL. KNOWN MEN
ATTEMPT TO WRECK TRAIN
JUST FOR FUN

IA GHANDE. Ore. Aug. ian
Oregon Railroad a Navigation
freight train vas nearly wrecked
near HilRard. 10 miles from la
Gfande. last night b. three la
Gfande boys % good families. J. N.
Young aged ~ years. George Ack-
ley. aged 10. r. 7. Suits. aged IS.
The boys piled ties and tlmbera sew
eral feet high on the track. They
said they did it for paatime
The section boss arrived from the
mountains. whore he had been on
hunting trip. Ia Tina 20 flag the
train coming IN. which would have
been wrecked The boys we're ar
rested AZ Hllgard and are having a
hearing here today.
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Died of Cholera

Albert y Beatty. the three
raonths-old son Of ST.. and Mru I'd
ward Beatty. Of 1905 FIFTH avenue
died last nlght % cholera Tho fn-
neral viii be neid from Butter
wprih's chapel tomorrow afternoon
~ 4 clock
Mrs Edith Richardson. wife OF "
= Richardson. aged - years. died
~ The Seattle General hospital last
niEht The body IL At the Bonney-
Watson morrur.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-15
TREASU9l MEN HERE

burton Parker. George r. Croaa
and George " straftou. three
United States treasury agents have
been in Seattle several daFa They
state they are making q tour 81 in-
vestieatiuu all along the Pacific
coast examining inio the business
Of the various custom houses ia thIB
section % the country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-15
HEARING AUGUST IT

Tho preliminary hearing o. An
tone Vch0vec and Johanna Awetlah-
er. Jointly accused 81 tho murder Of
John 8wetiaher. the lattor'a son. will
come up before Judge George
August r. The attorney for the de-
Tense. Thomas Page. has secured a
transfer Of the case from Justice
Gordon'a court The charge against
them iH murder IN the first degree
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-15

= wan taken severely sick with
kidney trouble I tried an sorts ng
medicines. none o. which relieved
me One day I saw an al Of Eouf
Electric Hltters and determined ta
try that. After taking a few doHea
I felt relieved. aud soon thereafter
was entirely cured. and have not
seen a sick day since. Neighbora ~
mine have been cured Of nheuma-
tism. Neuralgia. Liver and kidney
troubles and General Debility" This
ia what y y. BASS OF Fremont. N
G.. writes only toc a. Q. o. GUY.
Ire. druggist, Second svsnus and
Yssler.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-15
WASHINGTON
BOYS ARRIVE
tBy s-ripps News Ass'n1

FOR RILEY. Kan AuE is.-Ths
team from the National Guard Of
Washington arrived this morning
o. compete IN the army shooting.
Cavalry akirmiah firing IL the order
o. the daY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-15
HARNESS STOLEN

Mrs T. A. Hughes. Of south Sc
attic. reported TO the police this
morning that barn back Of the
South Seattle school building WIS
broken into by thieves aud several
ueta Of harness carried off There In
no clew To the thief The harness
Was nearly new
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-15
con KENTI0N ENDS

The annual convention Of the
Western Washington Baptist Young
Peoples union ended is sessions
last night The officers of the 30
ciety state that this years conFen-
tion has been the most successful
In the history OF the society.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-15

CHICAGO. Aug 10 Senator FAIR
banks arrived to-day TO consult with
the campaign managers iu reghff
TO speaking dates. lie said the pd-
litiral outlook was satisfactory lie
declined 20 discuss bis campaign
plans
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% ARDMH
8EARcHERs FOR TREASURE
FIND DEATH OFF zuLuLANo

DURHAM. Natal. aug m The
steamer Penguin. while searching
for treasure believed "a belong TO
Former President Kruger and Lost
during the Boer war in Zululaud
was wrecked today Twenty five
persons we're drowned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-15
CLOAK MAKERS
STRIKE

CLEVELAND. Ohio. Aug Ia
Two thousand cloakmakefa struck
at noon today ON a demand for
higher wages and a closed shop
The contract elonkmnkern did not
20 % work this morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-15
4. S. ROBINSON HERE
Especial to The start

A o. Robinson. supreme regent
OF the Royal Areuuum - the United
States. spent Sunday in the city.
tie was taken about the city by
members Of the order In the AT
ternoon he left for Portland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-15

TgH shameful when youth fails 10
show proper respect fer old aEe. but
tuat The contrary IN the esse OF Dr.
Kings New Life pills. They cut or
fnaladiea No matter hsv severe. and
irrespective % old az. Dyspepsia.
Iauudiar. Fewer. Constlp patton an
Yield 70 this perfect pill 25e az q.
o. GUY, Ire. drug store. Second
avenue ard Hssier.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-15
CHARGES
FORGERY

SAX FRANCISCO. Cal. Aug Ia
Charles Eehoen. = local saiponkryp.
Or. secured a warrant today for the
arrest 90 HsfYrY Johnson. = pFumf
neat EaKie. uf Vancouver Wash
charging forgery aeueu alleges be
sa4e johnson 40 On a bogus order
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-15

Eua Bartlett. q native ~ Miehls
gan. afsd % heart failure ~ rHotI=
deurr hospital thla maraiuE DE haa
been ia Seattle four years and vas
10 timber cruiser Ha vests e. years
old and member - she MtHnuz
lie leaves one daughter The bndT
ta az Huttrfwnrfh a. sons mnrEue.
= = HUT age g. years. died a.
Providence hospital this morning
fram cancer - the liver lie was q
native o. california and VAS a mnrt-
beg II the San Pedro lodge. Knights
Of Pyfhiaa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-15
Union Bakery
and Cafe

iua SECOND AVENUE
We hAFe the best Home made
Bread In the city.
q l0ANES FOR 4.. 25e.
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KILLED By 4 TRAM
especial 10 The start

NAEAiMO. Il. G. Aug. i5.-At an
early hour thla morning. on the
railroad tracks. the severed legs.
arms and trunks Of a human body
were discovered which later proved
TO be the remains u William Woods.
q brakeman ca the miners train.
While the train was running at the
rate Of forty miles an hour Woods
had fallen between the tender and
baggage car and the wheels Of the
carr behind completely cut his body
up into my fragments
The accident occurred 81 midnight
and Woods vas not missed In the
crowd 81 900 miners on tue train.
lie leaves a wife and two children.