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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-15
PEACEFUL
IN CHICAGO

CHICAGO. May l5.-Peaee talk
proiomlnates in the transfers
strike today A report that a move
ment had maierialized tonight TO
reverse the vote by which the team
steru Joint council decided 10 stand
rat" in refusing 10 permit drivers
to deliver 60 boycotted houses. to-
Fethsf with rumors that the eNecu-
tive board OF the International
Brotherhood Of Transfers viii meet
IN Chicago tomorrow. help 90 sus-
tain the belief that the end Of the
strike Is Al bond.
The action Of the ice wagon driy-
era IN accepting the scale Of wages
Of last year removes another ele-
msnt that seemed likely TO aug
lneni the strike troubles. The Team
owners asso, iation viii meet today
to decide when TO BEGIN forcing de-
livcries 10 boycSttel firms Unless
steps in tie direction of peace are
made previously 20 the efforts OF
the team owners TO force delivery. Il
will undoubtedly lead to a spread
OF the strike. No violence OF any
kind has been reported up to noon.
President Shea. of the teamsterE.
today teleRraphed President Som-
pers, OF the American Federation Of
Labor arranging for a meeting Of
the national board 10 be held in
Chicago AZ the end Of the week The
report that Shea wired the national
officers OF the teamsters' brother
hood 20 come to Chicago is also
confirmed. The transfers board
will be In session about Wednesday.
THIS move Is regarded as indicat-
Ing a probable settlement Of the
strike.
President Gompers. OF the
American Federation OF Labor. at
Washington, today issued a call to
all organized labor for funds TO
support the transfers strike.
claiming that tho employers were
concentrating every effort to crush
the transfers organization. and
that victory seems visible II the
financial support Is forthcoming
One hundred Western Union mes
sengers struck today. because coal
was delivered to the company By
non-union teamsters. The boys
tried to overturn the wagon. but
we're dispersed by the police Fully
a hundred messages threatening
death were received by half a dozen
men Identified With the employers
end OF the strike. Body guards are
attending the principals day and
night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-15
CHILD WIFE WALKS
MILES FOR PARDON
CBy scripps News Assn,

A1E - w. sNNAA - ~
JEFFERSON CITY. Mo-. May IS.
Mrs James + Mcclure. ls. ar
rived IN this city from Cedar county.
having walked $50 miles TO inter-
oede with Governor Folk for the lib
efty OF her 1s-year-old husbond.
who is confined Ia the penitentiary
on a charge OF horse stealing.
Mcclure was received at the PEN
itentiary last month. and Is one Of
the youngest convicts in that insti-
tuition.
lie was married 10 his young wife
last June and they lived happily to-
Rether until the boys father stole
horse. and the boy being found
driving the horse. was Indicted and
convicted with his father for steal
Ing Il.
The case IL an unusual one and
has attracted the attention Of the
government and the prison officials.
Mrs. Mcclure is a brunette OF
slight build. modest and retiring. but
determined 10 secure her young
husbands liberty II persuasion can
do ~.
I am an orphan" she said. "and
have no friends or money. and Jim
has nobody 10 take his part. but
know that Governor Folk viii listen
TO me-"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-15

s.v DIEGO. Cal. May ib-W. l.
,.alssou %. houseeleaner and
s~-1eaer erazed hy liquor, ran
80 iris morning murdered four
..-s.ss ana seriously Wounded an
~ after which he blew the top
sshss or bead Ell
ReSssson roomed ia the second
-, = an ola tenement az the
s =. a Second and A streets.
sasrslx before o'clock he was
sssra IsavlaE the room and a few
~lsssss later screams we're heard
- tAa reom occupied by Mrs,
s.wast and her son The mother
- % were e. breakfast when
rosiusoa entered With a hugc
~. rushed upon TIE youth and
ssAksa him twice through the
Assr killlng him instantly. He
- rushed back 10 the room and
sIl.ed The boys mother before she
smla sz.ape. and rushed down
salrs and shot II. W Chase. a car
rsussr. who was working at a
IA. klIilng him Instantly.
ne rraxed man then jumped on
! sAesl and rode fuFiouslY 20 the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-15

The fight VIII take place either in
Tacoma or San Francisco. a frisco
club has offered $4,000 for tho
match. while a Tacoma sport IL
willing 10 put up 5000 for the go.
The chances are IN favor Of Tacoma,
unless willie Green" sporting cd
itor OF the Tacoma News. viii con-
sent 70 have IL pulled off In Frisco.
Green IL a close friend Of Sulli-
vans. and the latter has left details
Of the fight practically entirely In
Green's hands
n Green insists on Tacoma. so
VIII John l.. and Mitchell win. no
doubt. yield II he really wants to
fight.
Twenty extra policemen viii
probably be sworn Ia wednesday
and detailed 20 hover about the
vicinity Of the Butler hotel When
Mitchell and John l. meet Chief
Delaney doesn't want any Chicago
riots repeated IN Seattle.
Sullivan. looking hale and hearty.
and carrying his ae9 pounds Of
avoirdupoia lightly. arrived IN Scat
tie at lis. Monday afternoon. from
Spokane. where he has been appear
ing for the past two weeks.
Suli.van'E first appearance Ht the
star theater vas az 800 o'clock and
hundreds Of people were turned
away from the playhouse. showing
that the old champ" IL by no
means dead one as drawing
card.
lie expressed himself rs very
much interested IN his plan TO edit
the sporting page Of The star on
Wednesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-15

" assistance Of kind hearted neigh
boris their condition would have
been heart FeudlnK A visit 10 the
tumbie-down tomlrlie Saturday and
interviews with residents near the
poverty stricken home suhstantIste
the complains
The humane officer admits that
the ease was reported 10 hlm. but
ho'ds that he does not have 20 pay
any attention 10 \ report where cit
ireus refuse % give their names
Caruahan Il nos well on the way
Go better days lie Ia working and
has recovered his health. but for
five months he suffered and hts
family Of nine children faced star
walton and death by exposure The
mother is dead. There IL ktili room
for an Investigation and a little aid
noW would be % great benefit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-15

Downright etinKlneaa and short
sighted management are at the root
OF many Of the complaints that
have been lodged against the Seat
tie Lighting company
Acting on the policy that u n
better 10 save a cent thar make a
dollar. the octopus has neglected "a
lay mains OF sufficient site. The
gas must be driven through small
pipes NJ an abnormal pressure. and
tho meter spins round ON tho gal
lop
Most residences are supplied from
g-lneh mains In the early hours Of
the evening the supply 81 ras that
can be furnished from these pipes
under a normal pressure. that u
or ~ inches. is inadequate,
Consumers have found themselves
without saa 81 all IN certain see
lions ~ thc city. Thes have eem-
planned FocifeHuuslY aua to remedy
the truuhse the company has ln-
creased the pressure g drive y suf
ficisnt quantity of the sas through
,hc small pipes.
The work - repiacinE these pipes
with larger ours II nov going on "a
some extent. but much ton slowly.
The new pipe that 10 being laid i'
not a. large az Il should BE-. and
even the board q works has hssu
constrained 70 complain. rssiialuE
that the new pipe wiii Ho0u have a
BE- replaced in turn b larger eun-
auitH
The Seattle Lighting company :
Jackson street plant - an ancient
affair. Totally unable t. supply an
I uiumlnant Of z5-eanaie power. 80
best piece % machinery from a cor.
poratlon standpoint. IL a pump wttt
which afr ia pumped into the Eai
maths Il h. this air. delivered al
such a high pressure. that gives ths
gas light on an ordinary burner such
blue and strraksd appearance. ths
gas flame being divided with strata
% hot afr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-15

Your articles on the great gas rob
berry hits the nail squarcly on the
head, Competition IL what We want
ia gas. Keep right on In the good
work aud you will have the thanks
Of the people. Can YOU find out
what has become of that American
Improvement company Have they
been tempered with. are the Off
eiaia OF that concern 10 closely al
lied With che old company that We
cannot have q competing company
II az. there should be- another com
pany formed and the same be made
a palilieai issue at the coming cleo
ton.
Arouse the people 10 that matter
and yon win set due credit from
them. and yours.
A SUBSCRIBER AND TAXPAYER
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-15
At BALLARD

Over a month ago che Great
Northern Railroad company pre-
scented n petition 90 the council
asking that they be allowed Go put
in two more tracks on shllahole in
return Tor which they would plank
aud grade that avenue.
The council granted this. and the
local railroad officials. before GO
ing any further. decided that they
would inform their superintendent
IN st Paul Tho answer never
came. and the council Is getting
Tired OF waiting and is going to
have the street graded and charge
II 10 the property owners.
When the railroad asks FOR ltA
tracks Il will not be allowed 10 put
them tn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-15
CAUGHT IN TRAP

Henry Nay fen into a trap laid
boy the police to catch him. and now
occupies a cell az the city Jail The
police say that a watch and other
ieNclry found on him belong To Mrs.
Josie Monitor Of the Puritan house.
2t2 Fifth avenue. Mrs, Monitor re-
ported the loss to the police. who
advised her 10 invltt him 10 the
room again. lie came aud City De-
teetives Hubbard, Freeman ana
Adams as well as patrolman e. q.
Carr closed iu on him and dragged
him OFF 10 police headquarters
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-15

BOYCOTT

Word was received Monday morn
ms ~ local strike headquarters that
the San Francisco labor council on
Friday endorsed the boycott on pu-
get sound beer.
AZ the Seattle Brewing & Malt
ing company. the backbone OF the
local trust. has large patronage
In San Francisco. and that "a IL
strongly organized. important re-
suits are expected from the en-
barge.
One carload Of Spokane beer AZ
rived Monday morning. aud ~ be-
lnE distributed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-15
SORRY HE is GOING

W. IL. Brown. who for eight
years has been horticultural in
spector FOR King county. was the
recipient of a handsome token of
esteem Saturday from the commis-
sion merchants OF the city. A big
handbox together with set OF res
oluuons OF appreciation was deliv-
cred TO Mr.. Brown Saturday morn
ing, and upon opening the box he
found a fine silk hat. Embodied I'm
the resolutions were expressions of
regret that the Inspector is 70 re-
tire from office in June NJ. J. Con-
nell, Selover q Herriu, Wanamaker
Bros, J. G. Seloner and Hamill
Bros. q Crawley were the donors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-15

drew hs veil again. she was sem
fenced o. bs hanged. but her SEM
trnee was committed and she was
sent b. Mattsawan. When few
days aKu Ia eaH certain that Hhe
would fie the physicians tried 10 get
her to reveal her identity. she re-
fused, however. saying that az she
had hspt Il a saeret Tor 90 years she
would die mifh a. only once did she
ever say anything concerning her
identity. and then she told physi-
elan that she eaiue from the English
royAl MmlIY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-15

Seattle atmosphere is getting full
Of birthstone.
Charles Mitchell and John l.. Sui
Ivan missed each other by a few
hours Monday.
Mitchell left the Butler hotel in
tho morning John l.. arrived at
! 30 p. ~.
Had they met the effect on See
attic would have been something
like an earthquake or a volcanic
eruption.
The last time they accidentally
met 1t took II -. Louis policemen
to pfy them apart.
The arrangements for the coming
fight between Mitchell and sulli-
van we're not completed while
Mitchell was IN town. although he
had long conference with Frank
Hall. manager for John l.. aud
Mitchell expressed surprise that
Sullivan really meant business
when he talked fight
Mitchell aEreed 10 meet sulliean
on an even split basis. but Hall
would not hear 81 Il Sullivan wants
70 fight ON q 75-2s per cent basis.
winner to take the long end Of the
purse. or elise winner take all.
The match ain probably be ar
ranged Tor on the 1875 per cent
basis.
Mitchell went 20 Vancouver Mon
day. where he Wiii referee a wreaf-
ling match between Dan Mcleod
and Jack carkeek He returns 10
Seattle Wednesday. when ne viii
meet Sullivan IN person and the ar
ticlea VIII no doubt. be signed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-15
" AR
CONFLICT BETWEEN JAPAN
tsp FRANCE DRAWS NEAR
laps wRATHY AND FULL OF
FIGHT


TOXIC. NAY is.-wIn Japan be
isssed % declare var on France and
asAt the French republic. a. weli
: aasslal
I i Fum0rrd here on highest su-
a1nv that Japan. after a secret
nsxfsnx q her ministers on Safur-
y Isl 10 the French government
nals demanding immediate ac-
n nots Iutimates that unless a
hIszhle reply is received with the
Asi possible delay. the japanese
zlssssr At Paris viii be recalled.
IA d course. will mean war.
Ihe Ffeneh government evidently
90 cot care 20 tackle the puena-
aslA laps. as Il has issued another
mFkaile denial % the allegations
z4<s b. Japan 10 the effect that the
zasziaa fleet fingered either at
anfanA bay or Honkuhe bay The
Mlafafion that Kojestvenzky's
nst lsft on MAY 8 and remained
ssaT from French waters Il re-
faassa
ne japanese insist that they
~ aeilnite Information that. al
1p'sa Roiestyeusky left HOnkohe
81 Aay !, he returned To that bay
- and Is stu anchored there.
re iapa are eYineing a show
attitude that bodies IN for the
s'sneh government
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-15

CHICAGO. May Charles ].
Casey. business agent OF the Car
riaEe and Wagon Workers union.
charged with being accessory 20
murder IN bringing about the slug
ginE of Charles J Carlstrom. a
non-unlon waFonmaker. waived ex-
animation before Justice PrindskIll
today and was held to the grand
Jury without bail other union OF
ficers arrested with Casey. in con-
nectlon with the death OF Carl
strom George Miller. H. ]. New
man. John Heiden and Frank No
Yak-were arraigned and held In
heavy bail FOR hearing on May IS.
Charles GilhOoley Edward Feoley.
Mark Looney. all alleged sluggers.
are being held. pending a ooroner's
inquest Gllhooley made a practical
confession.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-15
LOCKED UP TREASURE

James Treasure and Robert Cra-
ven. alleged "phony JeWelry" men,
we're given Jail sentences % Is days
each By Police Judge Gordon. Mop
day morning. Treasure said that he
had only been in the city but seven
hours when the police pouneed on
him.
= did not Try 20 sell the rings. I
wanted 20 exchange them for beer
said Treasure. Patroiman Holland
furnished the proof and Justice Cor.
don did the rest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-15
NEW LOCAL
DAILY

Another daily for Seattle.
At a meeting Of Seattle labor
leaders Il was decided 10 publish
the Union Record every day.
The antag0nism shown local
unions b. the Pogt-InteIlisencer and
Blethen'a evening paper are the
causes given for the change.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-15
pANoER IS "PlNcHEp"

g. T. Lowell is charged with liv-
ing from earnings of fallen Wom-
au. Louise Lowell. the woman.
brought him clothing 10 the city
JAN after his arrest The evidence
II 10 be used against him The po-
lice say that the l.oRell woman pays
n regular fine 10 the city FOR ifosH-
tuition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-15
NATIVES FIGHT FIERcELY

MANILA, May I5.-The Island of
Jolo has been the scene Of fierce
fighting the past two weeks be-
tween the outlaw Nero chief. Pala.
with coo well-aHmed followers. and
troops under command of Major
General Leonard Wood.
PBu's losses are 500 killed Gen.
cral Woods forces suffered seven
kdicd and Is wounded.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-15
lust ANSWER
THE CHARGE

d, ! citizens Of Iatona believe
slns bis duty. neg
asnasii ao c past The family on
l1ss Z ' carnahan. a painter. has
'qaaior. But Tor the lime
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-15

= = 49, - = = 4 = I
. ITALIANS WE'RE EASY" ,
BOSTON. May 1.-THE Bos- ,
q ton Italians have been chad ,
. wicked. A woman who claimed 1
. 10 be carlattn, wife Of Max ,
4 inilinn, former emperor Of !
. Mexico aud brother Of Francis /,
> Josef. present emperor Of ,
= Austria. duped the Italians Of I
. the North End district out Of ,
. $4,000 and thsn left the COLI ,
q ouy. she promised royal /,
. titles 20 all those who gave ,
. her money. ,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-15
STAMPEDE

RENO New. May Mining
men are excited over sensational
strikes at the White House district
q few miles east Of Reno. 1t IL de-
elared that It's mineral wealth will
rival that OF Tonopah and Gold
field A stampede Is on.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-15
MORE CHICAGO SCHOOL
kids" STRIKE

CHICAGO. Nay Is Pupils 4
! 81 three more public schools 4
have Joined the ranks % those ,
striking because non union I
j transfers delivered coal 10 the 4
! school Hiot calls we're sent IN ,
! from the Hendricks and car {,
! peater schools. Several arrests /,
we're made f1ve schools are 4
J noW affected. I
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-15

five rooms In April My April bill
Tor gas was $50. almost twice ~
much A. for March. / know that no
more gas was used Ia April than
the previous month. Mrs. Alden.
SOS James.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-15

Seattle should be proud aud hon.
ured 10 have ~ least one indie
pendent Newspaper not afraid 10
publish and express itH sentiments.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-15

GUNsHu PASS. May To- Eighty
thousand japanese rcinforcemenls
have arrived az the front. The cav
airy Is particularly strengthened
There has been considerable Skin
mishlug on the Russian left. bat no
movements on the right. II is re-
ported that Oyama ia directing large
masses Of troops from Fakomen to-
wards Toanzlaku, where the Jap
anese are concentrating The river
Is being hridKed by pontoons. Rus
sian uoDp5 are being fitted out
Ntfl fuuWfr uniforms
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-15

, The largest sea lion ever 4
, caught IN the Pacific as far 4
, south as Puget sound VAS 4
, brought 70 this city Saturday .
, hy a fisherman. who caught the 4
\ wonder near Cape Fiattcry. 4
. The lion weighs si5 pounds Il 4
. r. on exhibition AZ the Wash a
. inEton Fish company. on Flyer 4
. dock. a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-15

CraZed Man Runs Amuck:
Kills Four, Then Himself

.,,oo SCENE or HoRRlsLE rRAesoy-lNsAHE HOUSE
.,nsa. AFTER pgBAucH MURDERS FOUR AND WOUNDS
,sornsR-pLows MS OWN BRAINS OUT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-15
Many Prominent People
Dead, Others Stricken Ill
CURTAIN RINGS down. BARTLETT LAST
rt@e-ApmIRAL DEWEY slcK---vELEo muRDERGss-
DIES m NEW YoRK-csA@plos JEFFHEs VICTIM OF
RHEUMATISM

CHICAGO. May fs-Isssls Hart
lett Davis. the famous opera singer,
died suddenly az her home ~ thia
city sunday, Death vas caused ~
heart disease brought en- b neph-
ritis. She Naa % years % age
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-15
ZOO MOI nm ~.

After drinking two quarts Of had
whisky n man named J. ~ Butler
stretched himself out on "A skid
road near Maple Valley aud was
found dead several hours after
wards
Deputy Coroner Wiltsie Is inyea-
tieating the case.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-15
GAS COMPANY WON'T IMPROVE
PROPERTIES THE USE?

GAS MAINS ARE TOO SMALL. raEHEFoHg HIGH
USED AND CONSUMERS PAY The Fun-MoRE VIC.
TINS ADD TESTIMONY AGAINST CORPORATION "RArFLEs"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-15
EXCUSE, But
JUDGE DID'Nl

please excuse that slept In q
saloon. because I could not get a
Job In the time since that had
no money for bed I think better
| must get home OF Boston again
This was the strangely worded
plea Of deaf mute J Bibo. arrest
ed by patrplman Chapman. who also
hauled TO the police station Robert
Kelly and William Ryan
They are bunch Of saloon
lnafcrs. your honor They hang
around Billy the Mugs saloon CON
tlnuaiiy. Every time a Give" one
comes into the place they break for
the bar. II one OF them gets a mug
Of hear each takes a sip until it's
gone" said the officer.
Ryan was allowed TO GO. Blho and
Kelly we're given 2a days each.
You can't hear my sentence. "
said Judge Gordon 10 the deaf mute.
I cant hear Won either"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-15


The gas company brought me a
bin that paid a year ago. BE
cause | will not pay Il again they
refuse 20 iet me pay my current
bin and get the rebate. and threat
en- TO take out the meter a Reader.
Ny gas bills were as follows: Do
cemher aud January. $3.50 each .
March. $3.50. and April S. / have
not been using as much gas a. pre-
ylously Mrs d. r. Judd. ti0t
Third.
Ny April bill was one-thlrd more
than the January. February or
March accounts. and used less gas
IN April-MrH. Randolph. 1915 Co
lubta
What do you think Of thls7 Ny
March bill was seas and my April
bin 8. used much less gas In
April Joseph suller. Proprietor
HinRland Hotel Barber shop.
Here are my recent gas bills
February. f2e0. March. sf20. April
$3.50. Last December aud Jan
uary they we're 1910 each.-Mrs.
Ada Lott. 1921 Broadway.
Here's another onol Ny bill for
March was $3.50; April, 500 y.
sibley. PIC Columbia.
The bill for my upataira flat Il
rent two in the same buildinEl was
1896 ia April 81 In March. and
1880 in February. Can you beat
thla2-Mrs. Madole. 1908 Seventh
have a six-room flat, and used
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-15

aiNSAPORE, May 15-The
49, lasene reports that on May
:. :. - slshtsa - Russian war yes
81 Cape NaFella. north Of
annskope bay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-15
AWFUL BLOW FOR
GAS OCTOPUS

Thieves broke open a gna /
meter at tsot James street aud I
stole SO cents from J. y. Phii- I
lips. the householder.
Someone il evidently eetting I
square with the gaa company. I
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-15

NORFOLK. May is-iAeutenanl
Commander William TuuSton. a. s
\ 1ied here this morning 81 herl
tsvFi contracted ~ the Philippines
lie whs g years Of aEe. lie was a
son Of Commodore ". r Truzion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-15

rfATTsHuRG y Y. stay IL
Heuristta Robinson. 50. known a.
The ayeiled murderess+ died 90 the
Manhattan state hospital to-day
she naa convicted Of the murder
~ Timothy t.augEan and Catherine
Luhse in Troy. in 1854 During her
trial she Worn heavy veil and
would not take q Oft only once
did she reveal her face. and then.
amll-nE e. The lurY Immediately
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-15
John L. Sullivan to Meet
Mitchell Wednesday

TWO OLD oLADAToRs WILL e EXCHANGE GREETINGS IN SEAT
rLs-LocAL SPORTS OUT EN- mAssE TO GREET PRIZE
RING ON ARRIVAL HERE EzcHAmPIoH IN FlHR
FETTLE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-15

After short lline-s william y.
Hlvun. one - the best known ma
rinu engineers on the coast. passed
away 81 hia home on East Pine
street lie had been resident 81
Seattle feF funr years and waa
sell known iu this cltY. especially
among steamboat men
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-15

POM TOWNSEND. May H.
Ara Emma Filza flsfthfoh 80
sears OLD. one Of the pioneer women
% this city PASSED away AZ the
houe o. her daughter. Mrs y. 7.
oliver. yesterday morning Death
Was due % fall manys years ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-15

WHAT VICTIMS SAY.
Ny last gas bin was $3.50. while
be one previous was s2bN-S.
lahy. COZ Third.