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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-25

for possession % the $4,000 fund
created for tho house - delegates
In March, ieos. Murren aud Kfatk
skipped the country, Meyaenbefs
was convicted and sentenced 20
serve three years. Tho supreme
eourt reversed the conviction and
sent the eaan back with 50 many
teehnicaiities that the prisoner could
not be rotrissL
Iehmann and Faulkner were con-
vieted GA thu perjury charge aud
supreme court reversed the criminal
courts action IN both cases
kiits wainwright and Henry Nieo-
laus. millionaire brewers. were IN
dietsd oa the charge OF having been
implicated IA tho raising II tbs
hftbs fand judge ONrit RYAN or
defsd tho acquittal OF Sieelaua.
wainwright hurried 70 Europe. lie
L. attn there.
Col Edward nutiermalti. million.
aire. the bass % 81 Loais and one
of the bosses Of the state. Vas IN
dsesea IN Aprit. 1905. on the eharxa
q having attempted 20 briha two
members % the board Of Health to
vote for hts garbage contract. Butler
was convicted and nentsnced 10
serve three years In the psnituH-
tlary. Tho supreme court released
hin. The court held that the aon.
tract from whieh Butler had CLEARED
tkee.oea vas ilcgsi. and thstsfuse
there could have been no violation
q The bribery statute Ia connection
with a.
IN May 1898. Rob. NJ Snyder q
nlilienairs promoter oG Kansas city,
was Indicted on the chafka % havs
lng paid c0rrup, members uf the
municipal assembly tas8.o0a 70 pass
whAt was kuown "a the Central
/ fraction street franchise btu. rng-
der afterwards aaid the franchise
Tor n.ato.o0e. snyder was feuua
guilty and sentenced 10 serve fixs
reaFa Tho fading vas reversed
by the s1proms court AMI the cass
rsmandea for another trial Il i
atlt psndlnE.
uao :. kobausch, another million
sire sss indicted ia the snyder cas-
on the charge "a perjury. but the
charge Was never pressed.
]. a. Becker, q local politician
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-25
VANCOUVER CLUB WILL
PROTEST AGAINST GAME

minister % the coming Saturday to
tie Tor the championship. In the
last two games Vancouver has beat
en- WestmlnsteF. Should Wesimln-
stsF beat Vancouver. the latter will
probably drop the protest and play
Seattle. and run chances OF winning
that game. and again be tied for the
championship.
Take II any way you Ike and
Vancouver IL playing safe. sharp
trick before the coming battle OF
Saturday.
On the other hand, Westminster
does not desire that Vancouver shall
not meet Seattle The Westminster
folks want Seattle 70 beat yaneou-
ser.
II the association decided AGAINST
Seattle 10 tbs matter OF the protest.
this will be the first and last season
for the locals in the British Column
hta league. They have got about
al they want % the northern teams.
getting nothing but the worst OF
every single deal during the entire
asAson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-25
TRYING
KREMER
MAN CHARGED VITA MAKING
A nuRoERous ASSAULT ON
pArRoLMAn rs IN COURT

The trial ~ q, n kremer begins
Monday afternoon IN Judge Griffin =
court. All Monday morning Naa
taken ap IN setting jury kfemet
II charged with assauiliug officer
John Jacobs With intent 60 murder
him. IA Frank Biorghe's saloon. On
July T.. Frank MeNgmafa. arrest
ed At the same time kFemer Vas
aud Tot Ihe same charge. all be
tried separately. Wiluon Tucker Is
defending kr.mer. whose trial sill
probably take up half tbs week,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-25

tiary. Tho supreme court freed
him ba u ala ~ many others who
were rounded up hy Folk.
Learned men who know about
such THINGS say that THE ACTION
az THE SUPREME JUDGES N
THE ROouLE CASES GIVES
THEM RANK AMONG THE
GREAT EMANCIpAroRs eli
HISTORY.
Albright Was hrraiguea again
about month ago AZ Tfay Linz
eeln-co. HE was acquitted. There
are two indictments pending against
him and they may be pressed Tor
trial.
MANY ot the Doodle trials have.
At the instance OF defendants. been
held Ia rural counties. Rural iufofa
distrust mon who turn states eve
drnce They have acquitted some
men when tho testimony Of alleged
partners in cruno would seem to
make conviction inevitable.
Two men who eueaped Folk have
also kept beyond the reach OF sager.
These arc k,iiis walnFtKht. a ST.
Louis millionaire brewer. who
sought refuge IN Europe,and Adolph
MADEIRA. aa alderman, Who. With his
family. Disappeared Other fuEss
tives were tocatad. but Of tho Ma
defa family even the slightest trace
was never found.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-25
DOG P0IS0NER At
WORK

The dog poisOnor IL M his work In
the neighborhood Of East Pike and
Pine on Thirteenth. -Four fine dogh
have been poisoned within the RAJ
dius OF three blocks. and the resi-
dents are incensed.
Jerry" the Jolly little fox-terrier
OF Major Robert Morgan, had a mar
row escape from the stryehnine
fiend on Friday. Jerry IS a blue
ribbon dog and II well known all
over town. When Major Morgan
discovered his Jerry" he was IN the
throea OF strychnlnc CONCLUSIONS
but by working hard for several
hours the major saved his pet. A
sharp lookout ~ being kept for the
dog poisoner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-25

hold the Law and a newspaper item
to the effect that a Doodle fland had
been placed In trust pending action
BY the municipal assembly.
The January grand jury indicted
Shas. krRts. ccunellman. >. X. Muir
| feli alderman. and Emil Msyaan-
berg. ex-councilinan. kratz. Il wap
charged. had entered into an aEree-
mept with Philip stock. legislative
sEent FOR the Suburban Railway Co.
u deliver. for tse.eo0. the vots. Of
The council for a franehis. ordnance
giving the company The right "a
operate ears on all the streets and
alleys Of Sc Isoaia Tha Franchise
would have been worth Zee. eaa. Gee
TO the company. Murfsll contracted
to deliver the house ~ delegates. o.
bower branch Of tho municipal 49,
ssmhiy, for tfs.eo0. These ft4naz
we're deposited IN a aaea dapasi,
vault. pending the passage Of ths
ordinance. Meysenherg vas indiet
sf Oh the charge % having obtained
tseao from stock.
Three days later Alderman Julius
Lehman aud H. A. Faulkner xsra
Indicted on the charge Of perjury
They had sworn that they neyes
heard Of the boodie fand& FOLK
proved that they had approached :
lawyer with a view 20 bringing Huti
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-25
They Discuss
Public Health

BOSTON. Sept 25.--The annual
meeting OF the American Public
Health association opened here to-
day with a large attendance. The
health authorities OF every state OF
the Union are represented. The
meeting will last four days and will
be particularly interesting and i'm
poftant. as matters Of universal in
terest. like sanitation, the SYSTEM
attic fight against epidemics. yellow
fever. quarantine regulations. etc.
will be discussed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-25
BLAMES the
PACKERS

CHICAGO. Sept z5.-President A.
h. stiekney. OF the Chicago 4 Great
Western. was a witness for the de-
fese this morning in q suit In the
federal court. of the interstata COM
merea commission against eighteen
railroads. He said The packers
practically dictate TO the railroads
the rates they shall pay. and the
roads are unable TO refuse the de-
manda. The packers viii ask rate
OF one road. which is quoted. and
the packers demand a lower one and
that Is granted. The packers then
demand another reduction, saying
that some other road viii make IL
The roads are dlstrustful OF each
other aad the packers never fail to
get The rate wanted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-25
TRIBUTE TO HILL

MINNEAPOLIS. Sept. 25.-James
J. Hlll was Saturday night present
cd with n memorable tribute by the
city Of Minneapolis al n banquet
given 10 Mr.. fiill In honor OF the
railway magnate's Goth birthday.
which occurred on September l6
Mr. Hin was a happy man as he
rose 10 respond 10 the toast; Fifty
Years OF Progress"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-25
Ground to Pieces i'm
a MacarOni Machine

cLEvELANp. sept. ss.-cari Co.
lofnbi. -. was ground % pieces yes.
tsrday AZ Moeatalano's naearonl
factory. The operating belt had
been thrown of the pulley Anf CO.
lofubl leaped into tho open tank to
fix ona % the huge knife blades.
His foot accidentally struck the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-25
MINERS DROP
TO DEATH

SACRAMENTO. Cal. Sept. 25.--
John Healy. Darby Judge and W.
Hays were crushed 20 death at the
Gladstone mine yesterday as a re-
suit Of the drop OF cage. IN which
the men were ascending from the
mine. falling 2s5 feet.
The report states that Engineer
Stewart dId not turn off the power
which operates the cage. The car
was then drawn up to the hosting
aeaffold. where Il struck the shiege
wheel. smashing the wheel and
breaking the cable.
The car then fell 2s5 feet and the
men we're later found in an indistin-
Ruishable mass at the bottom OF the
shaft.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-25

lever which throws the belt back On
Instantly ground him 10 pieces. ia
fun view ~ ~ other vfofkrusu. men
and women. one aE0uisinx scream
from thu boy FanE through the mil
and then he was nlisneed and his
manElad remains draEEed from the
tank.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-25
100000 A MONTH is THE
STANDARD OILS RAKE OFF"

Tho advance II made In the prizes
Of crude Oil was considered very
liberal in OIL circles. seeing that the
company might Just as we'll not
make any at all The rise OF 10
eeuta in crude OH Is only about
one-half Of the advance Ia the price
Of refined oil The difference rep
resents the profit OF the STANDARD
oil II the advance we're to be
maintained II would mean about
81 600 900 more in earnings for the
trust
The rise II due 10 the scarcity OF
oil abroad. which has been caused
largely BY rl0ts in the Caucasus.
where the great Russian oil fields
are located.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-25
PLEADED GUILTY

NEW YORK. Sept %. Frederick
+. Carlton pleaded guilty OF bigamy
today.
The trial ON charge Of grand lar
eeny began Immediately. Willctta
Bird. Of Wexford n. j.. called as
a witness whom the bigamy trial
opened, testified that she married
the defendant In 1894 under tho
name of Charles Parker. 4 month
later she found Ne was going under
an assumed name and she insisted
on a second marriage in his right
name, which he consented TO. No
defense was made on this charge
and the defendant then pleaded
guilty to the other charges Of big
amy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-25
CHINESE OFFICIALS
KILLED BY BOMB

PEKINq. Sept. 25.-By n bomb
explosion In n private car yesterday
n the Picking railway station. four
minor officials we're killed and more
than 20 persons wounded The per
pstrator was blown 10 pieces with
his ylctima.
The train was carrying one Of the
four missions ordered abroad to
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-25

NEW YORK. Sept IS --Ons mil
lion dollars a month ID the profit
which the standard Oh company
will derive from the Increase In
prices OF refined petroleum which
has gone into effect during the last
Two weeks. according TO the essl-
mates b. oil producers from Oil
CITY. who are In the city al present
The advances average about 10
cents 4 barrel on crude aud Is
eeuta 20 20 cents on refined oil The
advance on crude oil goes 20 the
producers. The Standard OIL com
panY does not own mahy oil wella.
but II owns the pipe lines aud.
therefore. II can make almost any
price IL sees flt on crude oil.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-25
All Kinds OF
Street Cars

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 25.-The
annual meeting OF the American
street Railway association opened
here today and az the same time
tho highly interesting and complete
exhibition OF street railway appll-
anees arranged In connection with
the meeting. The attendance at the
.0uenlnR session was very large and
the street car systems OF nearly all
large cities in the United States and
Canada are represented, The exhi-
bition includes street ears of every
description for every system In use
In this country, special features.
brake arrangements, motors.
switches, etc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-25
7a@777777777777@7777777
DISCUSSING
BOND ISSUE

The conference committee OF the
% improvement clubs OF the city
are in session at the chamber of
commerce late Monday afternoon.
The most important matter to come
np Is the question as TO what posi-
ton the improvement clubs are TO
take on the 100000 school bond
issue to be voted on, October Z,
lnasmuch as the conference COM
mitteo reflects the opinions OF all
The civic organizations IN the city,
r u expected that whatever post
ton the committee decides Co take
will have considerable weight with
the voters when the bond issue is
referred 10 public suffrage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-25

STOCKHOLM. Sept. 20. The text
Of tn protocol aiEned AZ karlstad
b. the Norwegian and swedish COM
misslonera ID announced The first
Article deals with arbitration. the
second with tbs neutral zone and
demolition OF Qualifications. the
third with reindeer pastures. the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-25
Army Surgeon Kills
Himself

ATLANTA. Ga, Sept. 25.-capt.
q. NJ. +. Godfrey. assistant sur
geon in the United States army at
Fort Mcpherson, shot himself
through the brain with an army re-
yolver az his residence yesterday
Temporary mental alteration Is
ascribed as the cause Of his suicide.
He was 80 years old and leaves a
widow and small child.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-25
JAPS SEIZE
RUSSIAN BOAT

ST. PETERSBURG. Sept. 25.4Ii
II reported here that the steamship
Montara. having Baron BruKRan
manager 81 tho Kamchatka Trading
company on board, has been seized
by the Japanese ntar Nikolshoe,
Bering island. and that the Japanese
have holsted tho mikado's flag over
the Kommnnder islands. No date Of
either the seizure or tho occupation
Of the Islands was given.
Rear Admiral Kaaoka reported
the seizure OF the Mohtara on Aug
ust 20.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-25

study foreign political methods. and
Prince Tasi Tohe. head Of the mosf
important OF the missions. was
among the wounded. Wa Ting
Fang. former minister 70 tho United
States. was also injured. The affair
has caused a general spirit OF ap-
prehenslon. and guard has been
placed all along the railway.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-25
bEGR0ES SUSPt C1ED

City Detectives Wappenstein aud
Adams, and Patrolman IIibner, who
sunday morning arrested Lizzie
Lewis. Lucy Green. Elias Murray
and Even Lewis. think these ne
groes are responsible for the rob
berries which have been committed
In he tenderloin OF late.
Fishermen aud miners returning
from Alaska have been sending in
many reports Of being robbed b.
colorsd people and in the above
quartet the police think they have
the guilty parties.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-25
Fever Keeps
Schools Closed

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 25.-The
public schools OF this city were TO
be opened today. but owing TO the
prevalence Of yellow fever the board
az education considered II advisable
70 postpone the date OF the opening
indefinitely. ~ the epidemic de-
oreases within the next few days. a
special meeting Of the board VIII be
called to decide upon an early date
for the opening OF the schools, prob
ably in the second week Of October.
ROME. Sept. 25.-Twelve work.
men we're buried today In the col
lapse of a new church.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-25
Text of karISfead
Protocol Made Public

fourth with inter-trafflc. and the
fifth with common water ways The
agreement provides a compulsory
arbitration before the Hague trt-
bunai OF all disputes. except those
of vital interest. for a decade. There
must be two years notice given OF
lntsntion to abr0gate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-25

q CINCINNATI. Sept. 25.-Ths
. United States Brewmaster as /
q ISOLATION opened SIS annual !
n session here today II will last /
= three days and Ii well attended.
A.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-25
sATrRpAY FooTpALL REsrLTs

SATURDAY FOOTBALL RESULTS
AT STANFORD UNIVERSITY
Stanford 10, 81. Vincent 0.
At cHICAGO-Northwestern uni
versity II. North division high
school 0.
AT COLUMBUS. O.-state univer.
sity 9. Otterbein 6.
AT MINNEAPOLfs-M Minnesota
university 80. Central high school o.
AT ,MARTNETTE. wlscon-
sin university g. military camp o.
Ar LAFAYETTE. IND.-Purdue
80. Wendell Phillips high school 0.
At extraordinarily of Chi
eago 80. Lawrence university, APP
pleton. wis. 0.
AT TIFFfN-iIeidelberg uniyer-
silly a. Defiance college 0.
AT LAWRENCE, KAN.--univer-
sity Of Kansas 81, William Jewell. 0.
Ar LINCOLN, NEB.-univeralty
Of Nebraska 30. Grand Island 0.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-25

one Of Uncle SANS fleets Is at
the Navy Yard To see It Sunday
take boats from Pier 2 AZ .. 10. II
a. M, 1915. siso. tlsO and tao =. m.
49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-25
STORY Of the ROUNDUP

Now
TO tell accomplished
Of records memoranda
Of car
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-25
LAST CHAPTERS OF DOODLE BOOK"

ABLE MEN VINO HAVE CONTINUED TuE WORK -Alr sooN 10
BRING run LAST CASES 70 rRiAt.-sroNt FiatSr
FOR CONVICTION or wEWr1N CRIMINALS - SUPREME
JUDGES WHO PUT LINCOLN N riH SHADE AS ral,NcI-
pAroR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-25

Lawrence Boyle. OF this city. Is
trying for the Stanford university
squad ~ center. He played fullbaok
IN the second varsity eleven lust
year. Hyde. last years varsity CEN
ter. has not returned TO school
aud the Stanford coach, flanagan,
thinks In Bogo he has found the
man 70 take his place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-25

Guns for rent. Piper ssTaft. s024
s5eeond ayenue 80
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-01

hints 10 the effect that he worked
merely to pass the time away.
Black inquired of the Angelus later
and ascertained that e. L. Ross mad
not stopped there. This aroused ms
suspicious and investigation revealed
that Ross was not connected with the
Associated Press. 1t is believed by the
local detectives that he called up the
Riviera hotel, inquired for himself ana
later appeared, became worried about
his trunks to make the bluff strong.
The proprietor Of the Riviera hotel
refused to say how much he advanced
Ross, but admitted it was a large sum.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-01
HOTEL PROPRIETOR LOSES
IN ASSISTING STRANGER
Advances Large Sum of Money on
Worthless Check; Guest Disap-
pears Without Delay

The hour was growing late and e.
l.. Ross paced to and fro in the corri-
dors of the Riviera hotel at Long Beach.
He had just received word from the
desk clerk that the Angelus hotel re-
fused to deliver his baggage, consisting
OF five trunks and several smaller
pieces, to the messenger boy whom
he sent for them.
At last he approached Proprietor
Black and told him that he was short
OF ready funds, that he must have his
trunks at once and as it was too late
to have them sent to- Long Beach. he
must have some money. He presented
a check for a large sum, which the
hotel man refused to cash, but ad-
vanced him portion of it and Ross
ieft
In explaining to the Los Angeles de-
tectives yesterday, Proprietor Black
,said that Ross arrived at his house a
week ago and appeared to possess a
AGreat deal of money. He said that he
,lwac connected with the Associated
Press in Albuquerque and dropped
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-01
VENICE MUSICAL FESTIVAL
WILL BEGIN NEXT SUNDAY

Good programs are promised by the
managers of the Venice Musical fes-
tival, which will begin Sunday. The
oratorio, est. Paul." will be sung Sun
day evening with chorus of 300 voices.
The soloists are: Madame Johnstone-
Bishop, soprano; Rowland Paul, tenor;
Mrs. Rowan, contralto, and Paul Eng
land, basso Operatic numbers from
I'll Trovatore," Carmen" "Cavalleria
Rusticana" and Pagliacci' will be pre-
sented Monday evening. The week 5
attractions will include a recital by
Jonas, the famous Spanish pianist.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-01
SCION OF GOOD FAMILY
SENTENCED FOR VAGRANCY

Harvey Kalb, 20 years old, was SEN
fenced by Judge Rose yesterday morn
ing to serve fifty days on a charge Of
vagrancy. He is said to be the son of
a prominent family in the south, but
refused to make any statement in his
own behalf. A spectator in the court
room, who knew Kalb's family several
years ago, pleaded for leniency because
of the boys family relations. Kalb
was arrested early yesterday morning
while sleeping in an alleyway on North
Main street.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-01

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