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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-11-03

nB. b. b. BROWNE. JB., ,of5l0P Park Avenue
- Baltimore, viii be in his Annapolis
oHce, 66 Maryland Avenue. near state
'rCte, on Wednesdays and Saturdays for
Professional work on the Eye Ear and
Throat. Oflice Hours. 10 TO O'Clock. lO2Sw
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-11-03

F-oB UNCOMFORTABLE SIX ROOM
HOUSE al Passport. Apply TO HARRY
hElEON, 1873 Main street. DIV
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-05
WIFE NO | is
AFTER GOLDIE

PORTLAND. ore May VIII
lam 0oldie Is being sued fof breach
af promise iu the amount Of $4,000
damages By his former wife Jessie
l. Goldir. who claims that he blight
ed her affections. Goidie declared
upon the witness stand yesterday
that after she had secured "a divorce
from him in Chicago he correspond
ed with and frequently visited her.
His letters were addressed Co My
dear Jess and be admitted that he
frequently put his arms around her
and kissed her although he had not
the least affection for her aud never
intended to remarrY her.
lie did not deny that they had re-
sumed martial relations and admit
ted marrying again last fall Mrs.
Goldie stated that she obtained the
divorce on the grounds OF cruelty
and drunkenness and had been
awarded alimony lie had visited
her In Chicago and agreed 90 re-
marry her. She followed him To
Portland ana called on him at
hotel here where she met the sec
ond Mrs Goldle. who told Goldic
that u he had deceived his first wife
he should do something FOR her. so
he asked the plaintiff 10 name her
price. but she did not do 20. but sued
instead
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-05

SALEM. Ore. May Frank
0ugllelmo. convicted Of tho murder
Of Teresa Garcia. 81 Portland. on
jane lf 1904. Was executed az the
state prison Ia this city this after
noon. Contrary 10 expectation. he
died game
He spoke ten minutes on the
scaff0ld. accusing the father Of the
girl a. responsible Tor the crime
Gaetano 0araeia. the father Of the
victim. who awore be would not
shave until the crime had been
avenged. made a bee line for a bar
berahop after the hanging
GuRlielmo and the murdered girl
had been aweethearta for nearly 4
year and a half and she had prom
Used 90 marry him Her father.
Gaetano Garaeia and her mother
were opposed 10 the engagement.
for Guglielmo. although but ~
years old had been married and d.
vorced So the couple made love
unknown 10 the girls parents. and
Guglielmo was "a frequent caller on
the girl when her parents were cut.
or met her clandeaflnsly
The crime was committed "a
Portland and the evidence showed
that che murder WAS deliberate and
premedlaied Guglielmo called AZ
the girls house when the family
we're away. with the exception 81 a
little cousin coneetH Garacia who
was told 20 ran out aud play. A
few seconds later a revolver shot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-05

DIED GAME
FRANK eUoLlELMo HUNG AT SALEM ORE, FOR The BRUTAL
KILLING or HIS sWEHrHEA RT-THE CRIME WAS A COLD
FLOODED ONE

was heard GuKiielmo ran out o. the
house and escaped on a bicycle that
be had left AZ the gate. The girl
was dead when found. being shot
through the heart
GugliclmO was captured In the
woods near Linnt0n and brought
back 10 Portland He was given
speedy trial and was convicted
without the jurors leaving their
seats. The only excuse that be
could give for the crime was that
the girl had called him a vicious
name and threatened 10 refuse TO
marry bin.
In less than two weeks from the
time of the murder GuRlielmO was
tried. convicted and sentenced. A
motion for a new trial was denied
and an appeal taken 10 the supreme
court. which last March affirmed
the decision Of the lower court.
During the trial the love letters
written By the murdered girl were
read each letter was fun Of pas
siouate and endearlng phrases and
caused intense feeling against the
murderer. both on the part ~ the
jury and the Italian spectators pres
ent.
Guglielm0 kept A saloon In that
section Of the town known as lit
tie Italy. which was the scene about
year before Of his fathers muir
der
The girfs mother made every ef-
fort TO secure a ticket 20 witness
the hanging. but was refused.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-05
HILL LINE
TO EXTEND

Word was received here Friday
morning o. the effect that iu "a fcW
days articles Of Incorporation VIII
be filed at Pierre. s. D.. for the
company recently organized for the
purpose of extending a lire from
Huron to ehambcriln. The ineor-
poratorH are we'll known capitalists
IN the east and this new branch VIII
mean the continuation Of the Great
Northern from the Twin cities to
Chambefliu. crossing the Chicago.
Milwaukee q 81 Paul line ~ Aipena.
When this branch e. finished, cham
berlin. e - Will be the terminal Of
the Great Northern instead ~ Pierre
aud ulso the terminal OF The Chicago.
Milwaukee q 81 Paul. u haa been
the rumar for some time that liu ia
intending 10 push on 20 the coast a
little "a tire until be reaches San
Francisco. ~ thig fumor Is true the
extending ~ THE new lire will be
the fires STEP Ia bite project
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-05

Here's a suggestion sor You. Mr..
Union Man.
A suggestion. which. placed into
successful execution, viii do rs
much toward planting your banner
on the tup=moai peak of victory az
any other move.
There are 6.0o0 union men In See
attic,
These 5000 men consume an ar-
erage Of three g'asses OF beer
each a day.
That means $500 a day spent on
beer aud most Of IL Seattle beer.
or s. 900 a week
Which amounts 10 81 eco u
month.
Aud figures up ia tho enormous
total Of s269 zoo a year
Think OF a.
In one year the union men 81 the
city OF Seattle contribute $3.50 zoo
a year 10 the pockets Of the rich
hreNera
Now listen. please, Mr.. Union
Man. fsaaHRA
WHY NOT SWEAR OFF on
BEER FOR A MONTH";
Which would mean 81 coo In
your pockets aud a like sum out OF
the pockets of Meaara. brewery
Owners
And Incidentally. SCI 600 IL quite
a bunch % money for the hrcwerics
20 lose and big bunch for the
union men 20 save
Il vii buy a lot OF shoes Tor the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-05
A Word to Seattle's Union Men

babies properly fed and clothed.
aud % enable your good wife 10 live
Ina "a comfortable. though modeat
I home.
Aud yet
Ia face of oil this. you dig down
Into your pockets and pour thou
sands and lboua1ada Of dollars Int
the brewery c1fiera'
Not for the necessities OF life
Not for bread and meat. for butter
aud eggs not for shoes and stock
infH
No. sir
but YOU cheerfnliy scatter your
hard earned wages on polished
bar for the privilege Of quaffiue "a
beverage without which you would
be as we'll of.
What do you get each year In re-
turn for this te59. 200
Does Il help put roof over your
headn7
Does It help send your children to
SCHOOL,
Does u help keep the lardor filled
with things 10 oat9
Wake up. Mr. Union Man,
Wake up 20 the fact thai. while
you are fighting fircrce'y for what
you claim are your rights at the
hands OF the bfewerles. you arc ac-
tuailY sending ammunition over TO
the enemy
You are sending them 800 a
week with which to fight you and
your comrades.
WAKE TIP
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-05
BRIEF CITY NE VS.

Robert Walker. who claims he
was on the county bridge across The
Green river near its confluence with
the White when the bridge coll
lapaed on April has made a de-
mand upon the county commission
era for $4,000 personal injury dam
aEea Ills demand was refused and
he will bring suit Walker says he
foil Is feet with the bridge and
suffered a broken leg and other In
iurios
Harry Thatcher. the clerk In The
county assessors office who WAS
drawn on The April jury yenire, and
who has had some trouble over his
contention that tho county should
puy him his salary aa well as his
jury fees during the time he served
on the jury, came out victorious
Thursday. being allowed both his
salary and Sae IN fees Thatcher
kept up his books by working at
night
A petition signed by 20 citizens Of
Kirkland was presented to the coun-
~ commisslonora Thursday after
noon asking that Kirkland be per-
mitted 20 incorporate as city Of
the third class. The boundaries
proposed include a population of
400. q
J. W Collins - charged with
burglary ana two prior convictions
In an Information filed Under the
aceumulntlvo sentence law.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-05
ARE NOW
OPENED
NEW ELks' LODGE ROOMS FoR
mALLY DEDICATED THURS.
DAY

The beautiful nrw lodge rooms 81
tbr Seattle fslks oa the top uoof 81
The Alaska huiidirK. we're thfoured
y lth a large aud farbiouahie gath
elinF Thursday
The dedlcatofY exercises began az
: o'siaea when Vests orchestra. ln
ftte masis gallery 80 the reaf.
played march and the grand Of
ffecfs came 81.
nshhl Joseph delivered m tHvo-
enttan. followed rs e uone IS the
Seattle lodge quartet Gtana Esalf.
81 nuisr DaiN went fhreuah pos
ton - the ritual and. after another
nvulbef IS Use auaffet y. 81 Cohen.
fast exalted ruler u Portland lodge.
delivered fhe dedicatufY Grafton.
Fali9wink the EXERCISES the crowd
viewed the handsome quarters una
wss SERVED wifh rsfreahmeusa
A social session started ai 30. ~
ehieh Robert ~ Lindsey presided aH
chairman William = Humphrey
responded TO the ~ o'eicoh toast.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-05
NV sssipu. News Ass'as

W.
ruicAcO. NAV 6-Bosldea the
,x.l,x Of commerce. causing
80 a. lnyury 10 a score OF people
-. - ne seamsters strike is en-
-. - daily cost Of $50 600 TO the
- sseymnment strikers and oai-
~ The daily police bill az
.~,tss 5000, and extra deputy
.es,sffs ane costing the county
g. mere. while the employers
= sxpendlnr $4,000 on wages Of
= mr,ka breakers. The cost Of
ss,sss detective Is also a big
- Aside ffom the less OF wages
- esansters are said 10 be expend=
& a so daily Ia maintaining the
s4Ae The loes "a hnsinesa and
rksf iacidsutAls viii easily make
"a to,a. 81 ss9.ea0 daily
Anef a conference with Mayor
p-e.e sheriff Barrett decided that
lssaiy sherlfts should b. called out
A wrrk Ia harmony with the po=
A. tsr the bcet interests e the
- The sheriff has announced
"a h. wlll ass for state frooua
1 sase be esnnof control the dis
rssgly element The governor
p,sstleally left the matter % calling
H irops % the Local authorities
ca ONeil his morning ordered
d arres, q all persons who per-
eEsnfIy follow wagons that are
rnanea by the strike breakers. lt
hlsls4ed that TITS order wi1 have
4 zarkss tendsney 70 prevent de-
nasrx Hagc caravans % wagons
a4nsd our this mcrulnE under po-
sa gard and during The arsf tao
tNn ghere we're only mlnor dis
wbanceA
PrHisent camrers Of tie Amer
tu Federation % tah1r. IL tafk-
X af pollinK The executive conn IL
= - proposition 81 au attempt 20
stls he chieago strike A Do
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-05

home disclosed the hiding place ~
tho missing hardware underneath a
Kitchen floor Since che arrest the
boys have entered plea Of guilty
before Justice 81 l. Potter. 81 En-
umcinus and one Df them has turned
states evidence throwing The bur-
den o. the crime upon bis brother.
who D. under 5000 bonds aud % ufia-
ancr nc the county jail.
The hardware stolen by the boys
amounts to t8045.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-05
May GALL OUT
STATE TROOPS
.,v COUNTY AND STATE AUTHORITIES ARE TAKING a
LEADING PART IN AN EFFORT TO QUILL CHICAGO STRIKE
DISTURBANCES

elsion g. expected by tomorrow.
A large number of piekets we're
stationed about the Peabody coal
Yards this morning Tor the purpose
% preventing delivery 90 the unlan
Traction company. 4 hundred ne
gro transfers we're taken 60 the
yards under police escort. The
South Water street commission
men this morning requested the cx
press companies "a begin the deliv-
cry aud collection or eonsign
ia the street. despite the threat 81
the union transfers TO quit II an
attempt of this kiud il made
The commission men claim they
are losing 500. coo a day.
Thirty drivers Of the Walsh boyle
Grocery company struck this morn
Ing because two uf their number
were discharged for refusing % de-
liver goods 60 q bayeotted honse
The teamstcfs 81 four other gro-
Gerry firms are expected 10 80 out to-
day.
Pour men were arrested a. the re-
sult q riot az Ferty sixth street
and t4MH renee avenue, in which two
wsRana of Marshall fdeld we're at
tackled BY zoe strikers aympathizrra
The drivers 81 the National Lead
company and the Heath Miulgan
company ioiued the strike to-day
Out af lie stflke-hrcukrrn who left
Kansas City on the Rock Island
train only s. arrived in Chicago. The
others deserted when they were iu-
formed thar : strike was on 10 chi
csvo. Labor leaders and Others u
the number 81 hundred who we're
named lm Judge kuhlanaFs strike
injunction today through their at
tnrmeys challenged the legality o.
the Injunction nretcr and denied ihs
right 81 TIE master in chaneery to
take their testimony The question
ls ~ BE- argued before Kehlsaat oa
Tuesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-05

which We can prove that 30 Il now
doing this. BE has employed agents
who make Il their business 20 folly
EsfherinEs % union men and after
telling them what q great friend u
Organized labor Sweeney IL. TO take
them 90 tie bar Tor % fraat9
if our haycotta have been 80 ben.
efiriai 20 Mr. sweeney. we would
also Hike % have him explain why
it g thaf be came 60 ~ alth tsafn
in Bis eyes ~ the tiuae fhr iaaf boy.
catt Has declared against his beer
by ne Western Central Labor unioa
an1 asked the Brewefy Worksrai
union % use lta Influence 10 have
The boycott called off
Ihe preatut boycott has eozf
Necene9 g great deal ~ money all
ready ard De- knows st.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-05

children. a lot 81 clothes for the
wife and mother. it will pay of a
lot Of last months grocery bills aud
many an old doctor bin left over
from the winter
Of course. Il will BE- rather hard
10 pass up your daily stein Of the
cool. refreshing beverage. and 80
up against the water faucet. In
stead
nut the knowledge that you are
driving spike in the bitter cru
sadie against unionlam that you
are forging a strong link IA the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-05
"SOUR GRAPES"
SAY THE STRIKERS
fsfsssss CLAIM THAT soYcorT IS AN ADVERTISEMENT
0oss NOT COMFORT WITH TIE WAY ne EMPLOYS
BOOSTERS

ssr Erapes Is the expression
- By fhe striking brewers rs de-
ssainx The statements 81 E ~
sHAsasY. maHareH ~ the Seattle
NsNax & Mating company. 10
fakz he beer maEuate claims that
y snion's boycott 81 hiu product
y Rersd Ia the past 20 be a paying
Assftssment rather than a detfi-
~ o BE trade.
~ jo.nf sxscullge committee ~
y strikes reply 70 1fr Sweeney al
ses g = statement Eieca ta The
~ f11ay
u II. Sweeney IS enjoying the
tlsnii agalnss bis goods - much
IL = g that be has employed q
- beosiers % Wng union men
a's ne IN front of counters to- eafI-
n saloous 81 the city ~ naf aet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-05
ROBBED BY FRIEND

80. 80 LEONARD. long foreman.
80 waking between the raa-
=. ears about 10 O'Clock Thursday
i, Hear tie Snug saloon. on Rail
=. - sFenne. vas knocked down and
.s 81 80 b. John ) shenk
-. sesnk Doyle a companion 81
easFd Tor the evening bowl.
leonard lying unconscious on
.fAfA where an hour later Pa
80 haFf and Jennings picked
y He was taken b. The city
~ arrested on the charge 81
s aiank and dlsordefiy. short
.Asi o'clock Friday morning De
y y released He told hts story
- NE robbery and the Officers
niEafsd the case and ran III
~ a. a suspect
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-05
HOCH GETS
NERVOUS
By sorIpps News Ass'n.J

CHICAGO. May 5-That Marie
Hoch. even on her death bed, was
Jealous of her own sister. Mrs.
Fisher. and that she had cause for
this jealousy. was brought out To-
day In the testimony Of Miss HQi-
zapfel. the nurse who attended MIS-
Hoch before her death.
Her statements concerning the
symptoms Of Mrs, lioeh were also
damaging TO the defendant. Hoeh
displayed more nervousness today
than he has shown at any time since
his arrest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-05
LIBERTY WAS BRIEF.

+. Smith was acquitted Of one
charge and promptly rearrosted On
another In the Federal building FRI
day afternoon. Smith was az first
arrested on a charge Of selling
whisky 90 Indians. but under the
recent decision of the supreme court,
which declared this charge 10 10
unconstitutional he was ordeted re-
leased by Judge g. II llantord No
sooner was he released however
than he was roarrested tor having
thrown pepper In the eyes of a dep.
uty marshal In an attempt Go resist
arrostO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-05
STILL BOILING

The OBrion school district trou-
bles are not yet settled A COM
mittce from both factions called on
the county com miEsiuners Thursday
and asked thar the board settle 4
dispute as 10 the division line. The
board has as set taken no action.
bat stated that IL the Northern
Pacific tracks could be agreed upon
as a line IL would consult the prose-
cutting attorney as 90 whether Il had
a right TO take up the matter with
out appealing to the school super-
fntondpnt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-05
CLOSE CALL
YOUNGSTERS TRY TO WRECK
A. ". pERNY's AUTo-PARTY
HAD MARROW ESCAPE

A. ". Denny and n party Of
friends narrowly escaped a serious
accident wednesday evening. while
auiomoblllng In Georgetown
A gang of malicious youngsters
tbreu a plank in front 81 the ma
chine. with the intention u wreck
Ing e.
Had Il not been Tor the prompt
action 81 Mr Denny. Nho Was guild
Ing the auto. the party would prob
ably have been the victims Of a bad
spill
Bysianders who witnessed the ar
fair state that the machine was Eu=
ing at a moderate rate Of speed
fn connection with The above in-
cldenl a well known auto owner
has sent The following communica-
ton 10 The Star. which this paper
Ia glad 70 publish
Editor The Star.
Although the owner OF an auto
mobile am glad 20 note the sue
cess ~ your crusade against speed
ing
But. I believe that automobiles
should be given fair treatment.
especially when they are not eX-
ceedlug the speed limit
we are daily subjected TO In
suit by hoodluma who consider MS
fair prey. because we are autolsis.
a fcw days ago a prominent Seat
ne woman WAS struck IN the face
by n rotten orange thrown by some
sidewalk miscroant She Is now
confined 10 her home with a very
badly swollen face.
THE attempt 20 wreck Mr. Den
ny's machine IA another Instance Of
what We must bear from a certain
cement.
In neither case was the ordi-
nance being broken.
What's the matter with fair play
for the autoists as well as the PEE
destrian7
"CHAUFFEUR.'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-05
RUSSIANS AVOID
NAVAL BATTLE
WHEN THEY FOUND JAPANESE FAST CRUISERS AWAITING
THEM, they TURNED AND RAN AWAY


SINGAPORE. Straits Settlement.
MAY a Russian naval dixlssau.
probably Nehokaiaffa. paaeed sluEa-
so a.cluek this morning Htx var
ships and fuur eoliiefH were sighted.
The Russian var vessels exchanged
signals wjth the british wafshlpt
Ia the harbor. a. 81 which bad
their steam up and used their
searchiiEhts on The cars ships
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-05

chain that will pull the brewery
owners into line. Will be worth
more 20 you than the momentafy
pleasure derived from the gurglo Of
five cents worth Of extract OF hops
down your throat.
Consider for a moment
You are donating each year t2be,-
200 TO the hfpwerieh These same
bfeveriea today. 90 you claim, have
locked you out because you want
what you consider 10 be living
wages You ailoEe that they re
fuse 20 pay you enough to keep the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-05

w. Nicholson a shoemaker resid~
ing at 62fa Twenty-iifst avenue.
appeared before Assistant prosecut-
ing Attorney Whitman Friday aft
ornoon. asking for complaint
charging two unidentified men with
the crime Of robbery Nicholson
states that the two men appeared at
his shoe shop at the rear of his resi-
denco on the evening of May 2,
and No. / asked ~ have a pair Of
shoes mendsd While the shoes
were beng moaded No stepped
out OF the door and broke In at tho
front easranee. He secured over $50
worth OF plumber A warrant was
issued by Justice p v. Davis and
deputies are securing the city for
the thieves.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-05
Will MOI TALK

SALT LAKE. May while no
Union Pacific officials will talk Of
flcially in opposition 10 the pro-
posed issuance OF 500 100000 in
preferred stock. il will be With
drawn and this afternoon a favor
able action Is to be taken at the
stockholders meeting The avow-
ed object OF the meeting is believed
here 10 be an effort 60 secure the
Chicago & Northwestern. with the
view of getting better access TO Chi
eaEo and the Atlantic seaboard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-05
REV. M'KINLEI
REAPP0iNTED

Rev. q. s. Mckinley was reap
pointed as pastor 81 the FIRST Free
Methodist church az the general
conference Of the Methodist church
OF Taeomn. Rev Mckinley hes
been pastor Of the church for the
past year ana the success 81 the
church under bis directorship has
been "a surprise to those who have
been Watching ne development
lie has always been one OF the
foremost charitable workers n tire
city and haH organized q soeietR
within fhe body OF the church that
has done much work during the
past month toward relieving the
suffering 81 unfoftunatos Within the
city Iis church has shown re-
mlrkahle growth and hia cougrego-
ton has the greatest faith IA his
ability
Every member or the church has
cxpres.ed great satisfaction at the
news Of hia reappoiutmcnt ne their
pastor for the coming year,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-05

SINGAPORE. May The squad.
ron sighted this muFninE Was Koing
very fast In an easterlr direction
II il expected that Il wlli proceed
10 Saigon for provisions and coal
before sailing FOR RolestYenaky'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-05

ST. PETERSBURG. NAY Sit q
reported that Admiral Roisaiyeu-
sky sailed south today and met
Nebokateff Il Is also reported
that japanese fast armored eruis.
era snd torpedo boat deaffoyefs
went south 10 engage Sehoeataff
ana took up a position in the Straits
Of Sanda NeboKataff. iu finding
the straits blocked headed n0ffh
and catered the China sea - the
Straits o. Malncca.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-05

= Mystery surrounds the a. a
. lay 10 which consideration Of =
. the Moore-Gilman street car a
. franchise and the establish n
= ment Of rates Tor municipal .
= light and power Is being cub .
. iected =
. Influence Of the Seattle .
. Electric company ~ believed a
. to b. nt the bottom 81 the truu- q
. bic The corporations com .
q mittee is waiting 20 hear from .
. cts Engineer Thomson. who y
IL now on his way 10 Europe q
he WAS 10 send bis suKReaiions 4
q from Ncw York. Now Il II 4
= stated that be vii send them .
= when be gets 10 Glasgow .
= Probably 81 viii next be an 4
. uounced that be- vii walt until .
. ho sets "a ilepaic =
. Tho lighting committee an q
. nouuces that IL o. awaiting a .
. report from Superintendent 4
sYounFs The latter has been =
e claiming that he has been 4
paiilne FOR the committee In .
q The meantime owners Of new =
. buildings and other consumers 4
. are clamoriag Tor municipal ,
. juice. but cannot get ~ ,
. Construction oi a private dis ,
= Irritating system. a. FAR - the .
= average eltlzem IL able 10 dis !
erfn. T. 81 q slandstiii ,
= aAaR $50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-05

PARIS MsY a dlspasch from
~ petsraburE saYa thar Admiral
HpieatvenskY has informed thr Rus
ttau admiralty az the pfHsenCe nf the
lepanVae uhrahipa IN thr territorial
waters II the uutch roFtinn ~ ths
Island - fsnrnre IT fhe feFsurt Il
verified Russia Niil protest 60 the
Netherlands government
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-05

THE STAR WOULD LIKE KNOW WHY THE eooo MEMBERS
or LABOR ORGANIZATIONS IN THIS CITY CONTRIBUTE
srasoo ANNUALLY TO THE sHEwrREs WHICH THE MEN
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