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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-08

You see. it's this way.
The hot weather ksftie down IN
California boiled over this week.
and part OF the contents has Hloppsd
over into ofcgon and Waahingfeh.
the firat meteorological Turkish
bath reaching Seattle early aatuf-
day morning
Professor Salisbury. leader - the
observatory orchestra. swung Oft
with a foffid little prelude on Frl.
day. but didn't get into tho real hot
theme until Saturday.
Everybody Was mueh Obliged for
the little soft boiled breeze whieh
accompanied Salisbury grand opera
offering Of sunafroke selections
YEP. mused the ineufriFible
heat dispenser up IN the AIasHa
building. hottest nay OF the year
but Il isn't anything near 80
but the reporter left the hot roon
and completed bis Turkish bath out
on the steamy streets
As a consolation prize for Seattle
ties. Salisbury states that there Wlil
b. about "A hours OF real paprlcka
weather. and that he expects hrsaH
sometime Sunday. followed BY rain
or cooler weather
Meanwhile the fai man Hiil puff
and svelteH. and the old timer will
tell his neiEhbor how bot Il Was In
August. eighteen hundred and fruze
to-death.
Seattle isn't a. bad of aa some
other places Here's proof
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-08
DEPUTY SHERIFF ARRESTS
FRIEND OF HlS YOuTk

Deputy Sheriff Walter Lives had
a sad experience Friday afternoon.
He was called upon to take into
custody one OF his intimate friends,
a man whom he bad known for Is
years. The charge was insanity,
and when the deputy sheriff arrived
at the address given he found his
old friend. Frank Delano. raving
violently and crying.
"Oh. I'm glad now, Walt has
come. He's going TO help me-"
cried the insane man as Lives en-
tered the door. Il have given away
millions in my life time. billions,
millions. millions-yet | have note
friend in the world. What are
you going TO do with me Walt: you
wont let EN- hurt me. will yon?"
DIR. McKechnie. DIR. Edwards and
DR. Booth issued a commitment,
and Delano viii be sent TO Stella
COON Saturday night
Delano has for several years been
employed as a barber in the shop
under the Bailey building and is
well known.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-08
Love Letters FIuttered
About the Court Room

Love letters nuttered about freely
IN Judge GrlftIn's court Saturday
morning while the wheels Of the a.
vorec mills ground. and. grinding.
ground out seven brand new widows
ANA one discauHointe widower.
All sorts of love letters nuttered
up the clerks desk and the exhibit
table. Some were tied up with
blue ribbons In bundles. others
were held together hy rubber bands.
and set more fiuttered about loose.
There were love letters ln big square
envelopes and in little dainty ones.
IN doilcately scented envelopes, and
prettlly tinted ones. and Ia big bus
mess envelopes. aH well aa ia brown
messenger service envelopes. And
the contents were IN all degrees OF
ardor.
There was one particularly Inter
esting looking bundle, hair IN little
square envelopes Of rohbin's-egg
blue. and half IN big hotel cnvei-
opea bearing poatmnrks all the way
from San Francisco Co New York
Upon this bundle hinged the d.
vorce Of the only man who applied
for divorce Saturday morning
They were the love letters oINhang-
ed between mis- wife and a travelling
man. The sniesman'H letters began
MY Darling Fam" and literally
sprinklod through them were en-
dearing epithets with hopes Of "a
happy elimination Of the dangerous
and clandestine love affair In prog
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-08
OTHER MAh'SFAUT

The trouble on the carnival
grounds eliminating Friday In the
filing OF a suit in the superior court
was settled yesterday afternoon out
OF court.
II appears 10 have been the re-
suit OF misunderstanding all
round. the carnival company not be-
ing directly involved as reported. p.
J. McQuaid. who has the contract
for building the fence and doing
other work on the grounds. was
rather slow in paying his men. The
latter, In order to make sure of
their wages, attached the carnival
property.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-08

10 show that Gibson had not at
tempted 10 deceive his wife. al
though an uneonfinned report has il
that she did aay Friday that She
was not sorry for him and that he
had taken every cent Of money. and
she believed him 90 be a victim of
Mrs. Aiiehel's wileE.
Hambright firmly believes that
Gibson was Crowned. and denies ev-
cry report 70 the contrary. saying
that Mrs Gibson told him Satur-
day morning that she vas sure
that her husband had met with a
fatal accident.
This Is not the first time that
Lake Washington has been the
scene of purported deaths that have
later beer found 20 be false. For
this reason the police believe that
back Of the apparent drowning there
IA a deeper mystery Involving the
two households. and two detectives
are working hard 10 ferret out the
truth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-08
MR.. SWEENEY
SQUlRMS

Tho striking brewery workers do
not anticipate any serious results
frum the injunction for which Man
ager sweeney. OF the Seattle Brew
ing a Mating company, has applied
Ia the federal court. They have
conducted their strike quietly from
the beginning. and 40 not see where
they can be stopped from present
tactics
We have not yet been served with
summons and a notice of the coin
plant" said Secretary PuttTich on
Saturday. and We are not worrying
much whether or not We gef H.
Even II the injunction ~ granted. Il
cannot compel us 70 do anything but
modify our tactics somewhat We
viii have 20 use different methods
In conducting our fight. but they
will be none the leas effective
Sweeney has also applied for an
injunction In California. where the
boycott is affecting him seriously
but the case has not yet come 20
trial lie has been making the as-
seation that the strike 10 ended. that
the boycott Ia harmless. IN fact an
advertisement 10 bis business The
fact that be has applied for an In
junction on the grounds that the
boycott is hurting his business.
shows that he either did not mean
what he used tn say. or that the
boycott has become much more dis
comforting % him 81 late
Recently We have been getting
large quantity % fair beer into the
city The consumption Of the IN
fair product IL falling off That Is
probably what is hurting Sweeney. A"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-08

KUsTENJi. Roumania. July s.
The mutinous hattieshlp Knlar 20.
temkine arrived here at midnight.
The port captain boarded the vea.
sci Tor conference with the crex.
throughout the night the Poteur
kline exchanged signals with the
Russian gunboat PsHupe. which 20
far has remained loyal 70 the gov.
eminent.
A deputation from the battIeahip
rowed ashore this morning 10 trea,
with the authorities here for the
surrender Of the battieshlp and the
torpedo boat which accompanied
her ON her piratieai trip. The
depntation was received BY the gen
erai commanding the district. the
commander Of the Black sea divi-
sion and the port captain.
The mutineers offered 10 surren-
der on the same terms offered BY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-08

ross. when the little square envei-
eRea Of rohhlB's-egg blue were laid
upon tho courts desk. the man on
the witness stand bowed his head
ana drew biz handkerchief across
his eyes
~rhe court win not probe into
Tits matter further" said Judge
tirtfnu. CONSIDERABLY laying aside
the letters. Let decree be entered
upon the ground Of abandonment I"
" was ln this case that woman
testified that she knew the elan
aaEtine lover had pleaded with the
defendant 20 take her hair down
thet he might see Il fan about her
shoulders, and had begged for a lock
of the tresses. securing the favor.
A variety 10 the love letters was
offered In "A bundle OF spicy corre-
Hpondence which had been ex-
changed between "A distressed wife
and the woman who had entlced her
husband away from her
The divorce cases disposed Of by
Judge Griffin were Genevleve
Jenkins W.. North West jenkins.
non supports G. L. Holmes w. Fan
ME Holmes. abandonment: Mary NJ.
Lowrie vs.. Henry Lowrie. deser-
ton. LILLIAN Callett vs.. Edward
Callett. nor-support; Hattie Rog-
ers vs. w. y. Rogers, desertlon (eon-
tinuedl. Anna Conkliu vs.. Bernard
Conklin. desertlon and non-sup-
port. Edna Taylor VI. benjamin
Taylor, desertion; j. NJ. Scott vs..
charles w. scott. desertion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-08
B0W-K0W LIKED
BOI'S CHUNKY LEG

pisreFardlnR the cid adaFe.
"Dont cry over spilled milk" lit
tie Nela Raundge. 626 Nineteenth.
set uu genuine howl ~ anguish
when = fox terrier dos. said to be
the property ~ MrN Wilson. iTas
Fifteenth. set bis teeth in the fatty
part % the boys leg and hung on
antil nearly beaten 20 death
The trouble occurred a. 2 o'clock
Saturday morning and the police
N@re notified in A very few min
ufea afiHrwaYdN The poundmaatsr
was sent out 20 investigate the case
~ tbs nriEhbora claimed that the
dos was foaminF Al the month and
showed signs ~ being mad The
boz var delivering milk and lost
the contents ~ bis pail IN his ef-
forts 10 get away from the terrier.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-08
s H0l'
SAID THIEVES

A crowd Of seAtile'H toughest
raiaci the Hanover flats. Sixth and
Columbia. on Friday night and ear
ris.t or a case of besr which Vas
cooling for the rsirsahmeut OF a
dinner party 10 follow later on IN
the evening
The beer was discovered missing
Mt t5 o'clock in the afternoon and
the police notified patroimRn
Hutnes hunted high and low for a
gang 81 intoxicated law breakers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-08
HERE'S a LOVELY CHANCE FOR DAMA6ES---
SUPPOSE THEY WON'T SUE. OH nor

PORTLAND. Ore. July s.--Be-
cause she did not have a nickel
handy a hello girl refused 70 con-
meet Mrs. Charles Belmont with the
fire department and. as a result.
their lodging house from which she
had seen the flames bursting out
through the roof a few minutes be-
fore was destroyed by fire yester-
day.
As she vainly tried to induce the
girl at central 20 connect her with
the department. the flames were
gaining Roadway and mounted high
er and high until they rose In a
great column. and dense clouds Of
smoke made II difficult to breathe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-08
vEP STRUCK 81 CAR

X Makashlna. Japanese. was
struck by an electric car on Second
At Yeslcr way and taken to the Sc.
attic General hospital on Friday
night
lie was hurt about the head and
remained unconscious for several
hours lis condition is reported az
improved on Saturday and he has
recovered his senses
City Deeciive Charley Phillips in
vesdgaied the case for the police
The accident happened at a time
when the crossings we're crowded
and Makashina stepped In front OF
moving ear
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-08

anywhere near the building. MIRA
Belmont rushed through the house
awakening the Is guests from sleep
and then ran screaming into the
street. where a man that heard her
turned In the alarm.
To make matters worse, the fire.
men had no sooner got their hos6
stretched than a street car came
along and cut Il and then a South
ern Pacific passenger train. on the
line that runs down Fourth street.,
stopped In front of the burning
structure for is minutes, greatly I'm
peding the firemen in their work
and giving the flames such Roadway
that the building was Quilted. The
loss is about 5000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-08
WANTS 10 BECOME
PART OF SEATTLE

The election az south Seattle on
Saturday shows conclusively that
South Seattle wants TO become part
of Seattle proper.
The vote in favor Of Incorporating
is very heavy. incorporation will be
the first step toward annexation to
this city.
South Scattleites want more po-
lice protection and better lights
Tho following officials were elect
ed. S. W Newell. mayor, George
Mcfarland treasurer Vice Coun-
men: e. w Small. Joseph Doust.
w. n, Haskell T.. w, Redhahn, r,
l.. Heidrlch
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-08

= YOKOHAMA. July Sharon ,
= KomHra. peace envoy, sailed !
. for Seattle this morning on the I
. steamship Minnesota. !
The Minnesota sailed at
e 30 >. m. The governor, at 1
q tended by a number OF civic ,
q organizations and several 4
. bands. accompanied Komura +,
q and staff 10 the waterfront I
. whore a popular demonstration 4,
q took place Marquis Ito. Pre- ,
= mier kntsura and United I
e States Minister Griscom were &,
4 present I
= A salute OF 10 guns was (,
. fired. and masses Of fireworks /
q were touched off The baron I
q was given a collation. on board I
. the Minnesota before she put I
= 90 sea.
q 4 a 4 a 4 a a 4 A a 4 a a a 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-08
An a stntf Corresnondent. }

Inv a STAFF Correspondent
KENT. July S.--rwo OF the es-
eaped convicts have managed TO
set away from Nashon island and
are nov on their way 60 Seattle.
They stole a red boat from
Charles Ellison. who lives near BUR
ton. on The island. at 3;s0 Friday
morning.
Penltentlary Guard Smith aud
your correspondent traced the boat
20 the east side OF Maury island.
from whence the convicts evidently
struck across between n a. m. and
y. m. Friday. and arrived half a
mile north OF Stones landing. 10
miles from Tacoma towards Seattle.
We found the red boat IS yards
from the shore In the weeds. The
oars we're gone. The boat could
not have been deserted for more
than an hour and a half after We
found H. Several fishermen told ms
that they had seen the two men
row across the sound from Vashon
island.
Peniteatiary Guard Smith and
your correspondent stood guard
over the boat all Of Friday night in
hopes that the desperadoes might
return 70 the boat In all proba-
bliltles one OF the pair Is Wade. the
shrewdest aud most desperate Of
the criminals.
A big posse Is securing the coun-
try today.
HAROLD BIRKETT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-08

Decent. law abiding. truth telling
thermometers on the street down
town and IN the residence districts
came right out honestly ana said II
was from 30 10 % Ia the shade.
while that iuxy old .pikera ~ a
Juice tube down la Uncle sam e
house admitted very atinRily that
Il never went above s.. That waa
81 2;20 o. M. bus the juice was still
climbing The weathefman expected
II 20 reach 90 before night
The hottest Il has been previously
this year was 50. At y. NJ. April q.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-08

opposes the political idea
The officers elected are General
president o. G Sherman. Chicago.
secretary and treasurer. VIII v.
Trautman. New York. executive
committee, Charles Meyer. Frank
MeCabe. Charles kirkpatrick. F. w.
Crnniu. John Reardon.
One hundred aud ninety-nlne
unions with 1i2 COO workers were
represented IN the convention.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-08
NO TRACE OF BODIES OF DRUGGIST GIBSON MRa
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ARE OFFERED BY RELATIVES


Rewards Of 800 each for the bodies Of
ana ~ r Gibson, supposed 10 have
Union bay on wednesday have Offered
and Mrs Gibson.
SO far the efforts Of tho
the rewards expected
crease the number
Mitchell that he will any n he eope-
men theories until everything recover
his wife's body.
Bodies Of the drowned have Union
bay which ~ shallow and the
parts OF the
The weather decidedly for their
recovery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-08

The police have been asked to To-
cate L. c. Mott, a gardener. last
employed on Twentieth or Twenty
second. His two sons are at the
home OF A. =. Smith on Grant
street bridge where they arrived
few days ago from Spokane. They
are without means OF support and
nre at loss 10 understand the si-
ience on the part OF their father.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-08
DEBS rs BEA1EN

CHICAGO. July With the cleo
ton Of officers Of the new organl.
patton known as the Industrial
Workers Of the World today
Eugene Deba aud HIS followers SEQ
the end OF their hope Of affillatlon
with the socialist party.
The election is complete victory
Tor the western clique under tho
leadership OF David Coates. which
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-08
STILL +
SHROUDED IN MYSTERY


= Captain Bell. Of the United 4
= States secret service agency, =
. has picket up "a counterfeit 81 =
4 gold piece here lie stated Sat 4
= urdny that he had track Of =
A several more. but had not 10 =
4 Gated them as yet lie be- =
4 iiuvea they drifted IN here 4
4 from Portland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-08
HAROLD BIRKETT

West Seattle ~ the latest con-
Wet -lnfected Vicinity. according TO
a report received BY the police
shortly after s o'clock Friday night.
Two men IN slouch hats ana
ragged clothing were seen cofntug
ia thu direction 81 Seattle.
patroiuen Ke~fe and Peterson
were notified to watch the east
end Of the Spokane bridge and the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-08
LookINo FoR rs WIFF

The police have been requested 20
search for johanna Hoateland. 2T.
who left her home. AZ f02 West XII
bourne. Thursday. Intending 70 call
IT the office 81 Or Clark. az Sec
oua and Pike She did not return
chat evening and inquiry NJ the
doctors office showed that she
had not been there. Hoateiand told
the police that his wife was not
exactly IN her right mind. aud he
WAS anxious about her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-08

TACOMA. July k-Ihf0uEh an
unfortunate Misunderstanding Rit-
ter Wilkeson. a member OF Deputy
Marshal Tom Morriss posse was
shot and painfully injured az 1888
o'clork last night by J. c. and r &.
Rerkh. also special deputies
-Four holes we're made Ia Wiikc-
son's right sleeve aud two bullets
entered the flesh. inflicting n pain.
fal. although not dangerous wound.
The Berghs we're only about 90 fert
away from wilkeaan aud that the
latter was not instantly killed seems
miraculous.
Wllkaaon Mas AZ once brought TO
Old Town and taken "a the Old
TeWn Emergency hospital
Wilkeson Joined the Morris posse
on Thursday night and yesterday
Was on Manry island. The BerEhs
we're stationed on the extreme
southwest point % the island to Keep
watch. Wiikeson vas placed about
loo yards up the beach BY Deputy
Morris
As the tide ran out the Berghs
worked up toward Wilkeson. not
knowing that be Was ona OF the
posse Wilkeson saw them and or
dered them to stop and throw up
th0ir hands. If the hame time firms
in the air with his double barrel
uh0tEun. Instead Of complying OF
making known their identity. tbs
BerEa hlaEed away when not more
/ than 70 feet distant.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-08

; THIEF HAS DEED TO LAND.
= A thief with a deed 90 leo +,
; acres Of land in Cheyenne I
; county. Kan. Is supposed to be
, hotfootinE 1t to that section 10
= sell the land. a. the successful I
; termination Of the robbery OF ,
|. the office Of w Ennis AZ ii4
; jefferson on Thursday night. I
|. Ennis reported the robbery on ,
} Friday and told the police that !
; clothing and blankets had also ,
\ been taken.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-08

CHERBOuRG. July s.-The cof-
fin containing tho remains OF Paul
Jones was transferred this afternoon
10 the Brooklyn A cortege Of
American sailors and French sol
tliera and sailors escorted the body
to a torpedo boat. which sar-.ed the
body 10 the cruiser. Rear Idmiral
slgsbee and Francis - Loomls led
the procession. At $3.50 o'clock the
easket was hoisted aboard the
Brooklyn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-08

WASHINGTON, July Victor
w. Olmstead has been appointed as
soclate statiHficlan Of the depart
mont Of agriculture. TO succeed Ed
win s Holmes. discharged.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-08
WEATHER FORECAST.

Fair Tenlshti Continued Warm
sunday, Showers Light 10 Fresh
East Winds.
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ANYBODY ASKED YOU
rs IT HOT ENOUGH?''

THAT'S THE GENERAL QUESTION INFLICTED SUFFERING
ssArrLgrEs-srLl cooL COMPARED TO orAER
PLACES so BRACE uPi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-08

= FOREST PARK, OTTAWA.
. Kan. July s.-ThomaH W.
= Lawson arrived IN his special
4 car at noon and Was greeted by
4 reception committees repre-
= sentiuF the Chautnquay and /
= ottawa business Mems asso-
= Citations. II Is estimated that !
4 $4,000 people crowded within 7
= the huge auditorium to hear !
= the Boston man speak.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-08

= Mas Mcmillan wishes 10 =
= thank her friends who gave :
= her such a loyal support In the =
= Star Teachers Contest, which =
= which closed recently. !
n u i 4 d 4 y d y 4 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-08

TOXIC, July s.-Marshal Oyama
reports that occasionally collisions
take place between scouts on both
sides OF the railroad along the
Fenghwa, Kaiyuen and Kwangping
roads. The enemy is being grad
ually driven northward."
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Con vICTS
HEADED FOR
SEA tie!

saloons on South First Ia order 10
locate The two suspicious charac-
tiers.
The West Seattle informant
thought that they might have
crossed over from Nason island.
which is not far distant from the
county road leading to the fsry
slip az West Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-08
OYSTER nay. July :

OYSTER BAY. July g. I
. Barun Kauake. the japanese /,
. financial expert. who VIII prob ,
. ably dictate the terms 20 Rus ,
= sir - far as the Indemnity ia I
4 concerned. spent the night at ,
= Sycamore Hill lie left this I
= morning for New York. and I
= admitted that he talked about I
= affairs IN the FAR east with the ,
= president. but declined 70 give ,
= details 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-08
REFUSED
JAPANESE

ST. PETERSBURG. July S.-Ad-
vices received here today state that
on July 6 japanese squadron OF
Is vessels attacked Saghalien island
and attempted TO land a force of
troops. The land batteries repulsed
the invaders. The government
building and several guns were de-
stroyed by the fire OF the fleet. The
japanese retired north.
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stststtssttsss

KUSTENJT. July s.-The .
Potemkin surrendered to the =
authorities at 1 o'clock this q
! afternoon. =
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BANK CLEARINGs.

Increase over last
year ....s.,,,.Sl0S.50S. 4G
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WATCH TIE STARS EARLY EN TRAs
FOR rHE BlG WAR SCOOPS"
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The Pioneer One Cent
Paper of the Northwest
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