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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-12
BRUTES
SKIP!

The police are searching the city
for benjamin Irving and Sam Gar
yer. who have been formally
charged with giving liquor 10 a
minor.
Carver failed 20 keep his appoint
ment with Police Judge Gordon
Wednesday at which time he was 20
put up $500 bond. and Il IL believed
that Carver and Irving have left
the city for good or until the aKita-
ton regarding their criminal treat
mcnt Of little Annie Quitchka blows
over.
on tho night they we're arrested
and the intoxicated girl taken 20
police headquarters. Irving called
az Garver's home. Il II said With
intentions % securing bail money
for Carver Mrs. Garver's gave the
man her husbands bank book. The
next day Carver was released on a
ridiculously low bail by the police
who are nos falling over them
selves 10 catch tho man they let 90,
so easily
II il believed that the two men
drew out OF the bank enough money
20 get beyond the power % var
rant and that they will stay away
II necessary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-12
Rather Live
In Streets

After a series OF evictlons for the
non-payment of rent the Hanson's
have AZ last landed az the home Of
Police Matron Kelly aud now refuse
10 be induced 10 leave that place.
although several tempting offers
have been made by kind hearted
property owners.
II will be remembered that the
Hansous were evieted recently from
a house on Terry near Tenth and
that instead OF looking up another
home they camped on the parking
strip.
Attorney Richard Gowan at
tempted compromise Wednesday
morning and sent F. J Rangenire.
a realty dealer. ms an emiesary 10
carry out his phllanthropic plan.
"Oh. We don't want anything 70
do with YOU You're no gentleman.
We wouldn't live in a house II you
give e to u.s." were the gist OF
compliments handed 90 the ennis
sary BY the aged couple after they
learned his plans.
Rangenime wanted TO let the
couple have a house on Twenty-first
near Yesler Way free OF charge FOR
seven months. II WAS a three-room
cottage The Independent charity
dependents refused TO move.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-12
ANDERSON AND FRYE
SOAKED" BY COURT

tenee imposed TO be none too severe
and that ne firmly believed 4 high
time Tor an example to be brought
20 the public's notice. showing the
ease with which girls % tender
years may be lured on 60 ruin BY
male companions
Even though II was plainly
shown before me that the girls
made no effort TO keep away from
such companions and did connive
with them In disgrace TO themselves
and their parents, my judgment
must be the same" said the court.
"and II the police will bring before
me any similar cases you can rest
assured that I will deal with them
In no ienient manner.
The authorities should go a step
further in this matter continued
Judge Gordon. These places have
been lar In selling intoxicanta TO
minors and the police should warn
them. In my opinion they are real
~ the guilty ones. that Is. the serv-
ants who dispensed the liquors, IN
douhiediy knowing that neither OF
these little girls VAS yet 81 age T"
The two girls we're released and
the parents promised TO punish
them for their part In the Sunday
night affair
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-12
sEATTLE ELECTRIC COMPANY PURCHASES ENTIRE BAILEY
PENlNsuLA-wiLL CONSTRUCT MONSTER PLEASURE PARK
AS RIVAL TO MADISON. LEseHl AND MApRoNA

sands Of dollars on the Lesehl
water front The electric company
Il evidently preparing 60 have a
park Of its own that cannot be In
teFfcred with even by the city. and
wilL OF course. make Il 80 popular
that the general public cannot stay
away.
The extension Of the heights
branch VIII be along the east ridge
90 Rainier valley. and VIII cross AZ
one point the eitys proposed bou-
lcvard connecting la parks.
The deal has been kept very quiet
and the octopus has clothed the
move In a vcu Of secrecy. but IL IL
known that the company has been
seeking a way out Of the present
difficulty al Isschi park. and that
some day move OF this kind would
necessarily have 10 he conHum-
mated.
The bailey peninsula offers a
slightly situation Tor park. and VIII
be easily transformed from n state
o. Wild underground 10 walks aud
grassy lawns. II n almost separ-
atsd from the mainland BY water.
and at present bat few residents live
there. A few summer homes dot
the shores. but the greater part Of
the property is In its natural state.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-12

Because Ralph Anderson and
Louis Frye sought 20 ruin the char
acter OF Mamie Baiochi and Pearl
Smith. two young girls TO all ap-
pearanees not yet OF age. although
their parents stated that they were
and the girls also said SO. Police
Judge Gordon fined the young men
500 each and imposed a jail sen
tence Of 30 days
They were unable 10 pay the fine
and for the next GO days Will be IL
mates OF the city Jail and more than
likely work out the sentence on the
chain gang
Sunday night the quartstte were
arrested by the police in a wine
room over the Marquette saloon. on
Second. where they testified in
court that they had purchased beer.
whiskey and wine. Previously they
had a wine supper AZ the Germanla
cafe. where they we're served with
out question. In spite Of their youth
fui appearance.
All were maudiin when arrested
and the girls had 10 be carried %
the patrol wagon BY Patrolmen Ne
Clurg and Helms.
Police Judge Gordon said We'd
nesday that he considered the sen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-12

Scared into eonEiption fits at
visions Of police court and fright
ened out Of his wits az the flash Of
a fake police star. o. J. Mast was
compelled to count out ss5 OF his
hard earned savings az the corner OF
First and Pine on Tuesday night
and pay il over TO a fake officer.
who swore by all things holy that
he would hold Mast as a witness
In a terrible tragedy which had just
been enacted and Mast was 10 be
made accessory to the crime.
After Mast dug up the money and
thought the thing over. he ruefully
climbed up the station steps and
pathetieally poured the tale into a
real officers ears. having been sent
to the station BY Patrolman Alvey.
who first learned Of the buneo trick
from Mast.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-12

The Seattle Electric company has
again demonstrated IT'S ability to
keep on the topmost wave ana has
about completed the purchase of the
bailey peninsula. the most valuable
promonitory ON Lake Washlngtou's
water 'front.'. ostensihiy for the pur-
pose Of making the peninsula a park
and the terminus Of "a proposed ex-
tension OF the Rainier Heights
branch OF It's system Of electric
roads
The property Was owned by the
Eastern Investment company. aud
consists OF "a neck OF land jutting
cut nom the main shore north OF
Rainier Beach. now the terminus OF
the Reuton q Southern railway. a
rival read.
The purchase Of this property viii
be plainly recognized as hitting two
birds with one stone. one 20 the
rival electric road and the other
60 the three parks. Madison. Lcsehi
and Madrona.
Il viii be remembered that the
iocal octopus Is en- the wrong side
81 an injunction secured by the
city at Leschl park IN the matter
Of street vacations. after the eiec-
trio company had expended thoa-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-12

According 10 a report received by
United States Marshal Hopkins on
Wednesday morning. ". ID. Me
Carly. one OF the escaped conyiets
was shot and captured By the sher-
~ Of Kittitas county at Ellenaburg
early on "wednesday morning.
The report stated that the sheriff
ordered McCarty 10 stop q half
dozen times. but the convict only
ran the faster. Finally. rather than
lose his man. the officer shot him
In the hip.
The wounded man will be take q
10 Tacoma some time on WedneH-
day
He denied. after being caught. that
he was one Of the fugitiyes. and In
alsted that his name was Thomas
Kent. and that he hailed from Skag-
way.
According 10 the arresting officer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-12
LABOR LEADERS POW WOW
WITH TEDDY

WASHINGTON. u. c.. July IA
President Gompors, Of the American
Federation OF Labor. and Vice Pres
ldent Duncan have gone to Oyster
Bay for a conference with President
Roosevelt this afternoon.
Il Is understood they will discuss
the opeu-sh0p. the Chicago strike.
Porto Rican affairs. the coming AZ
fairs In the mining regions. the Pan
anna canal problems. and Chinese
immigration. and will protest 10 the
president against the present at
tempt 20 nullify the exclusion laws.
They will seek bis aid in the pas
sage Of elght-houf and anti-lniune-
ton law
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-12
FAKE OFFICER PLAYS
NEAT BUNC0 GAME

Mast says that he was standing on
the corner after his evening meal,
when a well dressed stranger came
up and spoke to him and they be-
came friendly. Not long afterwards
the fake officer came running up
and had a hand-to-hand fight with
Nast's new friend, which resulted in
a fake arrest of the first party.
After the accomplice had been sue
eessfully handcuffed the fake Off
Ger turned to Mast with the re-
mark.
You were mixed up in this deal.
too. so will Just run you in"
Mast tried to explain, but the
bunco man refused TO listen.
There's going TO be a bad mix
up about this. but you can get out
OF II" said the fake officer, and
Mast bit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-12
SAYS WIFE
LEFT him

Mike Kloss. Of Roslyn. has been IN
a very agitated state Of mind since
Sunday. when he discovered that hls
wife had given him the go-by and
eft. so he claims, with one Ben
Livers.
He believes that they are In this
city and has secured evidence that
they registered at the Southern
hotel. Mrs. Kloas took her two baLy
boys.
Kloss charges her with no crime.
but wants the police 10 locate her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-12
TWO NEW BANKS
NEW STATE BANK AND ORIENTAL. AMERICAN BANK WILL
READY FOR BUSINESS

\ group 81 local japanese are or
Kauising bank. 70 be known as the
Oriental. american bank Fixtures
are practically Installed in the rooms
on the corner 81 fIfth and Main. and
the bank win be ready for business
very soon ftH capitalization IL "a
be fsD9po. NJ rsukuno IL 20 be
president ard r. Arai cashier Of
the new bank This r. the first
Japanese bank 20 BE- opened IN se-
attic, and the officers expect 10 90
a biz business
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-12
SEARCH FOR
LOST GIRL

Somewhere in this city A. l.. Tay
Tor. wanted at Fossil Ore. for the
rbductlon OF Lizzie Robinson. Is. Is
supposed 10 be In hiding.
Sheriff =. l. Keeton. Of Wheeler
county. has traced the man almost
TO this city aud photographed the po-
lice here the information. also send
ing a circular describing Taylor. the
girl and a woman claiming to be
Taylor's wife
Sheriff Keoton offers 20 pay all
the expenses of a search for the
fugltiyes and will Give a liberal re-
ward for the recovery OF the girl
from Taylor. The girls parents are
Frustrated by her disappearance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-12
cANUcKS SEIZE
SEATTLE SLO0P

The fishing sloop North. owned
by r. +. Hordby OF Seattle. and
Stran. Of Ballard, IS In the custody
Of the Canadian government
The Canadian revenue cutter Kes-
trel captured her Tuesday and
t0wed her 10 Vancouver n Is
charged that she was fishing within
less than three miles from the shore
Of Vancouver island.
Captain Jensen. Of the North. de-
MES that be ever was within three
miles Of the Canadian shore. aud
be charges that the cutter had no
right 10 seize bis boat The North
t. a boat Of II tons. aud Is worth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-12

PORTLAND. ore. July 1.-THE
evidence presented NJ the trial of
Congressman Williamson and Coz
defendants today o. showing that
the firm Of Williamson 4 Van dea-
ner borrowed money 20 pay the cost
Of proving up timber claims filed
on b. t5 persons az their lngtiga-
ton. fnslnuations are made BY
Heney and the defense has been
iamperinR with witnesses. The
prosecution expects 10 conclude this
afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-12
MEXICAN CHILD WIFI
WANTS DIVORCE

= Concetti nfTofs. aged Is.
. and only slx months wife.
q now socks 10 be n widow She
4 vas married 20 Emile uTToee
. In January Of this year. and
q she claima his fandnsas fer
q her lasted only a few weeks. I
o after which he began 10 beat
. and abuse her.
The chIld-wife. who hopes
. soon 20 be a chiia-widnw. il
= a pretty little Mexican KirL and
a she files her suit fnr divorce I
. through her father and guard I
. ian. Antoine Pascale.
A restraining order. COM I
a handing her athletic husband !,
. 70 refrain from going through I
. hiH punching bag exercises {,
= with concetti a. the target. vas I
= isaued BY Judge Griffin Wed I
. neaaay morning upon request 4
. of the girls lawyer. who stated 4
. that she was IN fear that he 4
would kiii her. ii Tore IL HlHa /.
a commanded 70 refrain from 4
= calling upon her or moiestinE /,
= her IN any way.
4 4 a - 4 = = 4 = q . Z
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-12
WRONG MAN COT 1T.

J. Runsor Is a patient az the Way
side Emergency hospital. suffering
from a blow. which. be told the
nurses. was intended for another.
but which sent him 70 the pavement
al Occidental and Washington.
where he lay unconscious and bleed
ing from a wound In his head. The
police took Runser TO the hospital
shortly after 10 O'Clock on Tuesday
morning His condition is not seri-
Qua
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-12
SAYS OLD "ROCKY"
WAS MALlGhED

CLEVELAND. o. July fz.-Frank
Rockefeller. brother Of John and
william. today branded Miss Ida
Tarbeiis story Of his fathers life.
printed IN McClufe's magazine. as a
lie. He says the truth vii be
known. and suggests that the FAM
ily may take action 20 protect the
name and honor q his father.
Miss TarbeIl pictured the elder
Rockefeller as convivial quack
soctor and wandering merchant. welt
known to tnverua and dives. Rookie
Teller refused 70 divulge his faith
er's whereabouts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-12
SUICIDE

Dependent because HIS wife hal
len him. James Carysle. q. a wood
sawyer az the Port Blakeloy miila.
threw himself into the sound on
Sunday morning. leaving his hat
and coat on the Port Blakeley
wharf
Ills body was recovered on Tues
day night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-12
SHIPS CREW SUES

THE owners and crew Of the fish
ing schooner BrluEold filed a libel
In the federal court Wednesday
morning against the bark Tanner
which sprung leak ana became
waterloFRed shortly after she passed
Cape Flattery about two weeks ago.
II r. claimed that the Bringold, by
reason Of her services 20 the Tam
uer IN summoniug help after the
brig was drifting helplessly towards
the Vancouver island shore. is en-
titled 20 the payment Of $1,000 from
the Tanners owners.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-12
death OR RUM
FOR John d.

SIOUX CITY. Ia. July IA :
4 The lawson special train :
4 stopped here long enough TO Z
= enable Tom To say:
4 when I've finished the fight =
= on the system freight and :
\ passenger rates win be low :
e cred and the prices Of meat =
= and foodstuffs viii be cut, and =
= the Americans can again start :
= bank account. Thousands =
4 upon thousands have assured =
4 me that they will sell securities 4
. when I tell them 10 do so. =
4 Thus will put Rockefeller into =
4 "A receivers hands ana naught =
4 but deatA IN save him" =
\
4 4 4 4 4 4 - 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-12

istered up TO noon was 80 cents to
waiter who brought him break
fast Scott visited the stock yards
and a number of railroad offices
whore he renewed his request for a
second train 10 New York. None OF
the railroads seemed to favor the
project. The miner is not verifying
the reports OF his fabulous tips and
his financial manner. consequently
his stock is on the decline In the
Windy City.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-12
WALTER "DUcKED'

CHICAGO. July 12.-walter Scott.
the Death Valley miner candidate
for notoriety. was up early this
morning and got out Of the hotel
unobserved, thereby eluding a fair
sized crowd made up largely Of old
schoolmates and hoyhood friends OF
the plunger. with a liberal spriu-
King of people representing char
table institutions
They were sorely disappointed.
The only munifieance ~ Scott roe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-12

KANSAS CITY. July 1.-THE
taking of testimony In the proceed
ipgs against the Standard, Wa
tiers. Pierce and Republican
oil companies to bar them from
the state. on the ground OF COM
hined illegality. was resumed at
noon. The attorney general asked
the court TO compel the defendants
to produce the alleged contracts and
other documents TO show a conspir-
acy in restraint of trade.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-12

Mrs. Alberta OHara was granted
divorce from Duncan OHara on
wednesday afternoon In Judge Crit
fins court.
Mrs. OHara claims that her hua-
band has been In Alaska for over a
year and that all he left her for the
support Of herself and her five little
children was $3.50. The judge said
that he would grant the divorce. but
that he would advise her not TO
sake II. stating that n she aid her
husband would not send her any
more money. She considered the
Judges statement for a few minutes
and. after consulting her attorney.
Judge Emory Meade. she finally
asked 10 have the divorce granted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-12
KILLED HlGHWAYmEN

WINFIELD. Kan. July 1.-THE
two highwaymen who. early this
morning. az Cedarvllle shot and
Killed Special Agent Calhoun. Of the
Santa Re road. were today SUR
rounded by posse az Hewing near
the Oklahoma line, and shot and
killed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-12

sELTON. Cal. July 12.-Solton
deser tflood Is rising this morning.
The Indians are fearing a great
deluge and. having felt slight earth
quake shocks. are leaving their
work and taking to the mountains.
The Liverpool Salt company works
are surrounded w sea. The waves
Iare lashlng the buildings and may
destroy lhem.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-12
OCTOPUS PLANS Big
PURCHASE OF LAND
+t4tttttstttttt

a MTTCHELL-GiRsoN BURIAL I
= Just when the bodies of Mrs. I
= Minnie Mitchell and IA. l..
= Gibson. the unfortunate pleas
4 ure seekers drowned In Union
4 bay Thursday, July G, are to
4 be Inferred IL not known. but I
4 the Honey Watson establish
4 ment announced Wednesday I
a that the funeral would be
4 strictly private. and that q
4 would likely be within the next
= q hours. Both OF the lakes
q victims viii be buried in Lake ,
4 view cemetery.
$4,000 tttttt 1890 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-12
Seattle is to have two new banks
In the near future.

NfaiiIr y p have Two nov hank9
In the near future
The State Bank Of Seattle. Of
which A. II Hohlbsrg is 60 be
cashier. expects L. open It's doors
Tor business about July i5. bank
ms roomn are being fitted up in
the old scandinavian American
stand. on the corner q FIRST and
Ycaler and vii be ready in a Few
days The bank IL to have a capt.
taliHaiion Of ftoo gee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-12

TANGtER. July 12-Word has
reached here that sho imperial forces
won a victory over the Moorish pre-
tender near Uida. northeast Of Mo
rocco Tho proteader escaped. leav-
ing $50 dead Many prisoners were
taken
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-12

ST. PETERSBURG. July 1.-THE
stovo positively announces that this
Emperor will 60 TO Moscow. whers
on July 10. he viii issue a porciama-
tion summoning representatives OF
the people 10 the Islinshy place at
Kremlin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-12

= SWEENEY GETS HIS IN
4 JUNCTION.
4 Judge Hanford. In the federal
4 court. issued an injunction
4 Wednesday morning against
4 the Brewers union in the case
n OF the Seattle Brewing q Malt
4 ing company against It's strik-
4 ing workers. restraining them
4 from iuiuring the brewing
Z companies business I'm any
4 way The strikers are ordered
= 90 appear before the judge on
= July Il and show cause why
! the injunction should not be
4 made permanent.
= . = = ! y d "a MA ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-12

PHILADELPHIA. July 12.-Tho
grand jury today returned true bills
against Select Councilman CaYan
and John Hill. ex-chlef of the fill
teratlon bureau, charging frauds
agalnta the city in connection with
the liberation contracts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-12
CHINA BUTTS
INTO THE GAME

PERfS. July i2.-The Chinese
government recently notified Rus
sia and japan that Il win refuse 20
recognize any arrangements made az
the coming peace conference unless
China r. consulted. Japan replied
iatimatinK that the plan was pre-ar-
fHuGed and would not be affected hy
chlna's request. Russia has not re-
piled.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-12
Convict MCCarty Is
Shot and Captured
sHEHiFF At ELLENssURe WOUNDS FUGITIVE AFTER LATTER
IGNORES COMMAND TO HALT-WApE AT BAY


TACOMA. July f2Possea with three
nenR the couvca said Wade
o
were exchanged with desperate fugitive
Tuesday night
officers claim that e possibly escape.
A 4 a n ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-12
PORTLAND. ore. July H.

= PORTLAND. Ore. July "a =
= Mrs NJ A. Forth admitted In =
= court that she loves ~ Epstein.
= a tailor. better than she does =
= her Own husband. She was =
= fined si5 for fighting Mrs. Ep- =
- stein. She laughed long and .
= loud when Epstein paid her 4
- fine. and Judge Cameron i'm 4
= mediateiy fined her $40 for con
y tempt OF court and. as Epstein 4
= was broke. her laugh cost her 4
= 90 and the smiles faded from /,
= her rosy face 4
; A A A 4 a A 4 4 a 4 4 4 A A 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-12

about $40. 900. She fishes Of the
cape for the Chlopeck Fish com
pany.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-12
MARINE NOTES

Tho l. H. Gray eompany's steam
CT Rainier left san Francisco on
Wednesday morning with LOCO tons
OF Merchandise. watch will be UNI
loaded here Most of II Is con
signed 10 Alaska
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-12

however. the mans description tall
He'd precisely with that Of McCarty,
and there In no doubt but that he
r. the much wanted fugitive
McCarty Is y years old, feet z
inches tall. weight about 142 pounds.
and has brown hair and eyes. and a
Hight complexion. ~ Il said that bis
real name Is ". d. Mclaughlin. He
was sentenced from Alaska 20 10
years for burglary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-12
PEASANTS OVERRUN ESTATE
OF LATE DUKE SERIOUS

DIMETRIvsK. Russia. July Ia
Peasants have overrun and destroy
ed "a large amount OF the property
on the estate 0f the late grand duke
sergiua near Dobinsky.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-12

KUsTENJI. July 1.-THE battle
ship Potemkln was refloated this
morning. II was found that the
rnutineers had tempered with the
engines and boilers. which refused
10 work
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-12

treatment Of the situation created
by the mutiny on the Potemkin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-12

vI.ApIvosToK. July is.-Cap-
tain Roysine LETT for Washington
10 participate In the peace negotia-
ions