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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-12

Vltrified brick pavements In Seat
tie have proven their thorough fit
ness for the traffic Of business
streets. Some OF the brick pave
ments in this city have now been
In use for eleven years. and an ex-
animation Of them today shows
that under heavy traffic, they have
not yet gone 20 one-haif the life OF
their complete usefulness.
Tho brick on First avenue around
portions Of Pioneer square, which
now show many bad holes IN the
street. acre not made or furnished
by either Of the plants now operated
by the Denny Renion Clay e. Coal
Company. Originally the Yezier
Way portion OF Pioneer square was
also laid with these Inferior brick.
but as the street has become too
rought they have been taken up and
the Denny brick have replaced
them. This statement is but just to
the Denny Renton Clay q Coal
Company. as the general opinion
has gone abroad that that company
supplied these inferior brick.
The consolidated heavy traffic
from the foundfies and mills. rail-
road yards. freight sheds and ware
houses Of Seattle has passed over
vitrified brick streets for from six
to eleven years. making scarcely
more Of an impression on the pave
uents than 10 wear down such ir-
regularities in the surface OF the
pavement a. naturally show when
the brick are first laid. and it Is now
a well recognized fact throughout
the United States that a good vltri-
fled brick pavement. properly laid.
makes a perfect roadway.
The brick manufacturer has not
had his lesson to learn alone In the
sense OF producing a perfect brick.
but the engineers. too. have learned
by close study Of the question and
have mastered the problem OF how
TO lay a brick pavement, a feature OF
brick pavements that is as essential
to the life thereof as Is the material
itself With these important points
mastered. as IL daily being demon
strated. vitrified brick pavements
stand unsurpassed today In this
country. when all the features per-
4 tanning 10 a first-class roadway for
F general traffic are taken into ac-
count The brick streets Of Seattle
are frequently eomplimented in the
T highest terms by Eastern visitors.
who are familiar with this subject.
The manufacture Of these brick is
growing and important Industry to
Z this city aud the success which has
attended the use OF xitrified brick
Ia Seattle Is one that is % much
concern 20 the entire city. s.s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-12

New Orleans win be an absoh1t@
success for several reasons. Two
principally The first ia that he
great bulk 81 the public here. IN ahe
absence OF the fever, refused 60
heed the patient efforts OF Dr.
Kohuke and the medical fraternity
TO educate the community TO take
even the most primitive precautions
90 rid the city OF the "sfeRomyla."
The result Is that there are now be-
ing bred here thousands Of those
mosquitoes which would never have
come into existence n the people
had been willing 10 take their les
sons before the present emergency
arose.
The other reason is that the alb
aence Of sewerage ayatem the tacl,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-12
TWO LITTLE
GIRLS LOST

The mother OF JEANNE Hopkins.
II. asked the police TO find her
daughter. who left home. t29 North
Borcn. August II. Since that date
her friends have been unable TO
learn Of her whereabouts
Anaihcr girl Il. Is reported miss
ing. but her parents Aid not want
the matter made public. She, also.
fl from the same section Of the city
The police have good descriptions
II The girls and are watching close
~ for them,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-12

KANSAS CITY. Mo-ny up
holding the ancient right Of wives
90 pick their husbands pockets at
night. Jas. II. slower. Judge u a d.
vision 81 the circuit court. has
stepped into the limellght. Ills mail
is heavy With letters commenting on
his ruling
One Harding. In seeking a divorce.
told OF lpnumerable indiEnltiea ar
flieted upon him by his wife aud
wound up b. saying. At nigh she
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-12

ease u yellow fever IN this city and
allow me go make tire proper mos
quito screen safeguards, and ! viii
allow my wife and children % sleep
la the adjoining room NIth myself
All during The PATIENTS illness or
until b. dlea. That u Just how much
confidence have iu che theory"
Governor Blanchard upcu this re-
ply. said that. although a medical
iayman. he would heueefofward sub
scribe % IL fully without further
hesitation.
This story became public property
in Ssw Orleans with fhs result that
there is every confidence Ia the
theory.
PEOPLE DID NOT COOPERATE.
IL Ia not expected that the apuii-
cation 81 the ysii0W fever dogma Ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-12
LIGHT PLANT
BIDS OPENED

bids for the furnishing OF $50
000 worth Of transformers. wires
and other material for the munich
pal light plant we're opened by the
board Of works Saturday morning.
There we're many bids. and they
we're satisfactory. II will be some
time before tho contract Will be
awarded.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-12
Deposit Your Money in The State
Bank Of Seattle.
Corner FIRST and Yesler Way.
Seattle. Wash.

And YOU have safety and security.
You get I per cent interest on saw
ings Deposits and Time Certificates.
800 opens a savings account with
the state Bank OF Seattle. lay
aside the little sums you spend for
things not needed and when your
nickela and dimes amount 70 one
dollar. deposit them In The state
Bank Of Seattle"
IF you desire 10 be independent.
you HuIat save your money" The
bank ls open Saturday evening from
tos 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-12
Are We
Right?

We appoint you a committee % one
70 maze a rigid examination Of the
following cut rate on druKs. Your
presence here tomorrow viii decide
your appreciation Of our deep cuts
E.nthymol Tooth Paste ....... Zoe
Antlseptie Tooth Soap. 25c boxes
nor .-s..-- ss...sss.ssss.sss De
Harlem Oil. iec bottle ........ &c
DIR. Parke's Liver aud Kidney Cure.
speriaI 500 size for ........ Sic
Furniture Polish. Csc size 500. Ire
Tasteless Castor Oil 2se bottles d.
.ses..ss .rs.ss. t.ss.ss-ssss- Toe
Horlicks Matted Milk. 800 size
$500. $1,000 .srz-.ts Sic
DR.. Msrcks German Blood Remedy
a three we-eks' treatment. sl25
size. special at ........... Sl5e
Are We rightG
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-12

The local Jim The Penman' sue
eccdei IN getting the difference be-
tween a forged check for 6 90 and
a purchase Of $3.50 from =. w.
Tough. u the Fremont Drug com
pany. recently, Tough reported The
case 10 tbs police. stating that q
boy called AZ the store with a note
signed by y Weldon Young The
check was drawn IN favor y. Carl
son
This makes the third attempt IN
the past few DAYS of The local Pen
mar" 30 palm off bogus checks. Two
other attempts failed. In a former
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-12

August Nelson. Of aa5s North
Tenth. swore 70 complaint eharE-
ING her neighhar. A. +. Drake. with
assault and battery The complaint
alleges that he Knocked her down
and when her husband iuteFferel.
Drake hit him ia the head with a
block OF wood
Drake was trying 20 remove some
wood on the Nelson property and
Mrs. Nelson objected The rev oc-
CURED Friday morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-12
DO oR DIE.

When your heart fails. you de. L
N failing WHEN your breath ls short
after exercise. III you have diEEF
spells. Irregular pulse. falntluE
spells. sains in chest. etc. Don
neglect these symptoms. they de-
yeiop very fast Give your heart
noafishment and strength with rr
Miles New Heart Cure. and save
complications. n first bottle fails
20 benefit. money back
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-12

MOBILE. Ain. Aug i2.-Dr. Cult
eFss, the noted yellow fever expert.
who has arrived here on a tour Of
iHpsectiou. en- route to New Orleans.
says that the fever can not be
stamped out until the frost comes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-12


The readers % this paper will BE-
plrased 70 learn that there = af least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able 70 cure iu all 80 stages. and
that - Cafarrh Halls rafarrh cure
- the only positive cure nov known
60 the medical fraternity Cafarfh be-
tnE = constitutional disease requires
a constitutional treatment Halls ca
Arrh Cure iH taken Internally. acting
nires tAF upon the blood aud MUCOUS
surfaces nf the system. thereby de-
Efruf ing the foundation OF the dis
hr building mp tho Constitution and
assisting nature iu doinr itH work
The uroprtetnrs have 80 much faith
~ its curHtsFc paNera that they offer
~ fails 10 eare Aeud for itat Of fexti-
fuoulaiH. Address
y. . CHENEY e co. Tnlrio o
Sold ~ Druggists. he
Take Halls Family Pills for canati-
patton
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-12

almost invariably went through my
pockets and cleaned them out
Judge slower granted the decree.
saying specifically.
Far be it from me 90 condemn
the ancient right Of wives 70 80
through their husbands pocketa \
wife has the right to do that. This
divorce il granted. but for other
rcasonRs
Judge Slower has been married
nearly 30 years he Is a uoutherner
OF diEnified. courteous bearing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-12

PHILADELPHIA. Aus. Ia-cor-
neiiua y. shea WAS today reelected
president Of the International
brotherhood OF Transfers. iso. 10
III for Daniel Furmaa. Chicago.
shea claims he Is vindieated for his
conduct during the Chicago strike.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-12
GRAND DUKE WANTED To
OPEN GAMBLING HOUSE
ALEXIS. UNCLE. THOUGHT HE COULD MAKE $500
NIGHT II PARIS. suT THE GAR SENT A HOT
STOP
BARON RosEN

grand duke intended 10 use his own
name in the venture 50 a. 70 attract
al the biggest gamblers IN Europe
to the house and he estimated that
he could clear a profit OF az least
$500 a night for himself
Gambling establishments are leg
ally recognized IN France. but per-
mita have to be obtained from the
government before a resort can be
opened.
Alexis drew up a request for the
necessary permit and forwarded Il
10 the French authorities II WAS
passed on TO the project Of police.
NJ. Lepine. who decides on the Is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-12
NJ SERIOUS WHITE

PARls-omud Duke Alexis. uncle
~ the cEar. who has just been re-
moved from the post Of commander
Of the Russian navy has been I'M
successful In al attempt TO open a
gambling house in Paris
The grand duke when he lost his
Job as head Of the Russian navy
department few weeks ago. came
direct Go Paris and drew up a
scheme for the opening Of a gam
bling establishment on the most
luxurious lines 20 be located In the
fashionable Champs Elyaee. The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-12

SAN DIEGO. Cal. Aug. ti.-Def-
mite arrangements we're made this
morning for the transfer OF Is Ben
uinEtan eonyaieacentH to Mare
Island. They will leave Sunday.
The report Of the board Of inquiry
a. completed and Wlll be sent 10
Washington today OF tomorrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-12
PENNY ron YOUR THOUGHTS.

You cannot have your mind on
your business and your suffering at
the same time. Your business or
plsaaude may claim all your
thoughts n you take DR. Miles Anti
Pain pills which almost instantly
relieve every form u pain and mis-
cry in head or stomach. one PEN
ny a dose one dose usually cures.
% doses. IS cents Never sold In
hfiik
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-12

Won't you call and see che latest
styles aud best $500 hat vniuea IN
Scatter Many new fail styles 30
show you. H. n. Brooks & Co. 1891
2nd ave. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-12

We've just received Is cases or
the very latest fail styles In mems
soft and stiff hata Won't you cali
and take look" =. y. Brooks &
Co. 1891 End ave. 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-12
Mosquito Theory Now
Gets Supreme Test

NEW ORLEANS. uspRsPAsEo SPITE or WARNINGS Hvr.
RiEoLY ARMS ITSELF AoN INST THE "srGoomYiA FAs.
ciATA"-eAmpAios BEGUN ~ EARNEST IN BELIEF THAT
THE MOSQUITO Is THE sol MEDIUM FlNFEcTIos-
HOPE FOR WIRE NETTING TO REPLACE COSTLY auARAs-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-12

For styie or quality The brooks
ts.ea sefs and stiff hats have no
equal IN seattle. Let US show you.
n. NJ Brooks a Co. 1871 End ave.
80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-12

4 OYSTER BAY. Aug. ~
. President Roosevelt arrived ~ I
= his home at p 60 o'clock this I
4 morning. A. Port Jarvis. ~ I
. midnight. a most unruly mob. I
. many intoxicated. demanded I
= that Teddy be walked for I
4 their especial benefit Detect I
4 Ives were compelled 20 use I
q force 10 keep the men of tho I
4 train No visitors are expected I
= az the presidents home today. I
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-12

auauee OF gambling permits. 10
pine ~ generally obdnfate az n the
establishment 81 new gambling
houses. but he declined 10 take on
himself the responsibility Of deny
Ing the request OF the cars uncle
and he Was about ~ issue the neees-
sury authorization when OF
what was occurring reached cunt
Nelidaff. the Russian ambassador Ira
Paris Neiidoff realized that II
Alexis went openly into the gam
bling buninens there would be a
tremendous scandal. but he dared
not approach Alexis and discuss the
matter with him. Ia his perpleEity
he wired direct 20 the czar. telling
him what Alexis was trying 40 DO
and asking for Instructions.
Immediately came "a reply back
from czarko-Gel0 ordering Nelld-
or 70 zee TO II that the necessary
permiHaion WINS not issued 10 Alexis.
The authorization was consequently
not granted and friends Of Alexis
say that the grand duke ID seriously
considering abandoning his project
Of settling in Paris. lie will in all
probability now seek some other
European capital where be (nay
gamble and pocket his friends'
money % his hearts content
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-12

Boise. Idaho. Aug 12.-Bullion
valued II between 81, 900 and 500
900 vas stolen from a retort house
Of the Def.amaf mine, Silver City
district Entrance was effected
through the window Of the retOrt
house. The reason the bullion was
not In the safe Us not explained.
The robbery occurred several days
ago. Much mystery surrounds the
affair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-12
SeattIe'S Brick
Streets

Tho Heaviest Traffic Of the North
west Has Not Hurt Them in EIss-
en- Years Wear
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-12
aMonareh- Shirt Sale.

Wonarch ohIFt SAFE
All styles and kinds only 800
each al 4. n. Brooks a Co, 1871
End ave 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-12
PICKING HUBBY'S POCKET
A WEES VESTED RIGHT

OPINION THAT MADE JUDGE SLOWER HIMSELF MARRIED,
WIDELY FAMOUS REFUSED TO CONSIDER COMPLAINT as
GROUND FOR DIVORCE, GUT GAVE DECREE FoR OTHER
REASONS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-12
uY H. WHITE

IT , II WI II
Special yellow FevvF commissioner
Of The star az New Orleans.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-29

II the movement TO quarantine freight
spreads New Orleans will suffer much
more seriously than for the fever itself.
Up 20 the present there has been no local
apprehension OF a dangerous epidemic
and II was believed that II the boards
OF health In other states lived up rigidly
10 their agreement not to place any re-
strictions upon the transportation of
freight there would be only a slight re-
duction OF business and the chief incon-
venience would be the inability OF the
country people 10 come here and Of New
Orleans 20 go into the southern towns
and cities. Anticipating the guarantees,
most OF the business houses notified their
agents not TO come TO town but to re-
main in their territory so that they might
travel freely and send IN their orders as
usual during the prevalence OF the sick
ness. but II there is an embargo put on
freight now New Orleans travelling sales
men will find their usefulness at an end
and New Orleans natural business will
be diverted 70 other points
A MISSISSIPPI CASE.
The history of the case of yellow fever
at Lumberton, Miss, the first in that
state, has not yet been traced, but II is
not considered improbable that the victim
is one OF the many Italians who fed from
the French market district here.
DR.. Wasdin Of the Marine hospital ser
vice is IN charge OF the Pumberton case
which has been screened and isolated. II
is not believed there will be any spread
there and the Ship Island trains will
continue 10 run TO Gulfport.
The cleaning campaign continues 10 be
carried on with great energy, and every
cart TO hire in the city has been
requisitioned by the public works de-
partment and the citZens committee
The Era club. one OF the chief woman s
organizations OF the city, has volunteered
its service TO Or. Beverlin Warner, pro-
posing 10 hold parlor meetings daily in
order that the women OF the city may be
instructed In the crusade against the
mosquito and the best methods Of Kidding
the city OF them. The depopulating Of
the Mississippi gulf towns of summer
visitors from New Orleans continues,
owing to "vardaman' determination
that these towns shall have no communi-
cation with New Orleans
Passengers RELEASED.
New York July 29-All the passengers
OF the Mallory line steamer Alamo from
Galveston, who were transferred TO Hoff-
man. Island yesterday, were released to-
day.
The Alamo passengers were detained on
suspicion that some OF the number might
be suffering from yellow fever. Twenty
four hours observation and the closest
inspection, however, removed all sus-
picon.
SEVENTEEN PASSENGERS DETAIN-
ED.
New York, July 29-Seventeen persons
were removed from the steamer Segur-
MICA and transferred to the detention hos
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-29
MEMORIAL To
CIVIL WAR
HEROES

whitinsville. Mass. July ga monu-
ment in memory Of the men Of the town
of Northbridge who as soldiers and sail
ors lest their lives in the Civil War. was
dedicated here today with military cere.
inony by members Of the Grand Army Of
the Republic The Rouse r. Clarke post
OF Whitlnsville acted as guard OF honor
and James CriChton was the commanding
officer OF the day. Representatives were
present from the posts at -Nnreesterr
Webster, Douglas. Grafton. Uxbridge,
Upton. Blackstone and Millbury and sew
eraI officers OF the state department par
ticipated In the exercises.
Post Commander L. r Carr OF Whitins-
VILE presented the monument 10 the de-
partment officers for dedication and the
G. A. r ritual was carried out. The ora
ton was delivered by Rev. John r.
Thurston. pastor OF the Congregational
church Of Whitinsville.
The monument is OF unique design. Up
on a triangular pedestal with slightly
concave sides, which rests upon a circu-
lar Platform are three Ionic columns sup
porting an entahlature with an enriched
cornice, the ta'pering roof Of which bears
upon its suA nit a globe surmounted by
a bronze eagle. The pedestal is tianked at
the three edges by projecting buttresses
in the shape OF Greek memorial stones
surmounted by the Greek honey suckle
ornament From the top OF each buttress
an arm bearing a palm branch rises 20
tho pedestal on one side OF the pedestal
I'm bas relief is the figure OF a youth grid
oi with a sword and with one hand rest
Ing on n shield
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-29
PRINCESS
De BEARN
RETURNS

New York, July 29.-The Prince and
Pricess Henri Gallard de Bearn ct de
Chalais arrived here today on the steam
er Ia Touraine. The prince is secretary
OF the French embassy to Russia and the
princess was Miss Beatrice Winans,
daughter OF Ross winans Of Baltimore
This is the first visit made by the prin-
cess to her native land since her mar
ftaee7-whfch was preceded by series or
sensational incidents, growing out OF a
dispute as TO the validity OF the princes
title.
The engagement Of the prince 70 Miss
Winans had been announced. but just
before the time set for the marriage
day, June of this year. the prince was
almost drawn into a duel with the Prince
De Saigon The latter objected 10 the
use at the wedding OF the second half
OF the Prince De Bearn's title. claiming
that this title belonged 10 himself
The wedding was a very quiet affair
held on June "A, and the threats OF a
duel were dropped.
The former Miss Winans, however, now
uses the title Princess de Chalais
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-29
BIG IMMIGRANT STATION
TO Be BUILT ON ELLIS ISLAND

New York, July 29.-To facilitate the
transportation OF immigrants admitted TO
this country by the authorities at Ellis
Island and 10 give the government abso-
lutte control OF the immigrant from the
time he arrives "a the island until he
reaches his destination. a big immigrant
railroad station is TO be erected of the
western end of the island at a cost aggre-
eating $4,000
The station is. according TO the Tribune
10 be built by the Trunk lines interested
with the steamship lines in the business.
few days after his appointment. Com
missioner OF immigration Watchorn said
that he found that hundreds OF i'm
migrants. who had received a clean bill
OF health at the island, frequently were
taken 10 piers uptown and allowed 10
find their way 10 the stations, from which
they were to take trains for the west as
best they could.
Some OF them wandered about the city
and complaints are reaching the commits
sioner from all parts OF the country.
Some instances. IL is said. have been
found where the treatment of the i'm
migrants by the minor officials OF the
carrying roads was little short OF in
human. -..e idea OF station on the
island was the outgrowth OF these reports.
and meeting OF expert engineers will be
held in a few days 10 discuss the details
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-29
new CHIEF
RA|D|NG
GAMBLERS

Chicago, Ill, July 29-After a day Of
activity against handbooks and poker
rooms, Chief OF Police Collins men last
night attacked the pool room and gam
bling house OF James OLeary at 4ls7-4lse
Halsted street Telephones, a big tele-
phone switchboard and five poker tables
were smashed and confscated
Entrance 70 the place was effected after
almost two house of work by the police
men, VINO battered down five heavy oak
doors and a dozen trap doors with sledge
hammers and rams.
Before the police reached the room bet
ting sheets and other psraphernalia were
destroyed The persons in the place when
the police made their attack. escaped.
Il is thought, down a shaft three feet
wide, which extended from the fourth
floor to the basement. Trap doors and
secret exits also were found One trap
door led 10 an exist adjoining building.
Earlier In the day gambling raids under
Chief Collins resulted in the arrest Of
40 men, keepers of poker rooms, hand
book men and the inmates Of the resorts
To show that the "clean up" IL not de-
sultory and for effect only, the chief s
flying squadron" went over the ground
covered on Thursday and again raided
two places that previously had been
closed. The proprietors had thought they
were immune from further arrest when
they had pleaded guilty and -pa4d-anes.
Seventeen keepers OF gambling resorts
and q inmates were fined I'm the Harri-
son Street Police court. With one excep-
ton the keepers were fined $25 and costs
each and the guests" 81 and costs.