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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-23
MILLIONAIRE FiREMEH
WIN GL0Rl iHFLAME S

NEW YORK. Aug az-T'he mtl-
ilonalfe fire department Of i.areh=
mont Manor had chance TO Dis :
tiugulsh itself last night when thr
fashionable Mitchell house took fife
and The wealthy fire laddies gave a
remarkable performances. When tba
alarm vas sounded the company %
eight fiaemnn started r. the scene of
the eunflaFration. but while Oh the
way six Of them discovered they had
furEofteH their red shirts and hsi-
NETS and turned back 10 set thess.
They arrived az the fire 70 nlautea
later.
Though the blaze was IN the
kitchen. tho firomen began 20 hack
away with axes al the walls and IN
laid fleet Of the diuIns room. Then
IL occurred % them ta tfy 60 remove
the property from the burning build
inE. All dashed up stairs and IN a
few minutes the spectators saw ex-
psnuiva garments being tossed out
81 the raoma ~ The second Moor and
fan on the branches Of trees. where
they became eutangief and ruined
Several thousand cellars worth Of
women guests clothing Was lost In
this way. The fireman threw eK-
p~nsiTe furniture out Of tho win
dows and q smashed 20 pieces o.
the ground MranNhlis the fire In
tho kitchen was blazing fnarriiy.
After some DELAY q hose waa con
necfed 70 a hydrant and the blazs
VAS quickly eNtinguished
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-23
RAID CLUB

The police ralded tho Colored
Mems club. an alley Joint between
Seneca and University and First
and Second. shortly after ; o'clock
wednesday morning. placing under
arrest May Ware and May Smith,
eolored. and James kerney aud
John LAnders white
The col0red women are charged
with being prostitutes. while Forney
aud Ianders are booked as disorder
~ persons
The Colored Mems club has been
IN existence for many months and
a. organized under a regular eh1rv
ter.
II is freausnted by eolored men,
but not until wednesday morning
did the police learn that Il was be
Ing conducted a. disurderly house.
PAtrnlman lie Count aud McClurg
were the arrestlng officers and did
not enter the place until they wcrc
satisfied that u was diaardefly.
A visit 20 the place by a star man
later found a we'll appointed bar,
but the porter In charge claimed
that liquor could only be served 20
members Of the club A billiard
table and several deal tables were
scattered around
The quartet furnished bail m0ney
"a the sum OF IS and will appear
IN police court tn answer the
charges placed against them.
IL the evidence warrants Il the
clubs charter may be revoked and
the place closed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-23
GRIM REAPER
FOOLS POLICE

4 calored man. known "a Junk
was found dead ia an opium Joint
over the Montana stables shortly
after . o'clock Tuesday night by
patrnlman Bradford.
The pairolman recognized the
corpse as that of a fugitive frum
Justice. but death had already taken
the ease cut OF hls hands.
while serving sentence az the
city Jail Junk" broke away and
eluded his pursuera. Il Is believed
that he hid away IN the opium den
Tor fear Of recapture by the pollce
and practically starved himself To
death Coroner Carroll was mott
fled and the remains removed TO
the Honney- Watson morgue.
Junk had been under arrest
Tor minor offeuses number OF
times. and the police say that his
reputation WAS bad.
tie had a sister living In North
Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-23

cigarette. she Ia tucklnE the half
used package in her purse.
Come, ven SOD gut % here sllll.
it'a a restaurant and they have a
perfect riEht 10 keep che curtains
un. notwithstanding the fact that
the boxes are apparently used al
most exciunively for drinking bouts
Going 10 remedy that. mayoF9 I
hope go.
Wonder why IL ia that respectable.
high-elasa restaurants DO not flnd
Il necessary 10 have closed rooms
for dining purpose Take. for In
stance. the Rathaksller or the hut
Ter. They cater % the most exelu-
rive trade, 20 people who would be
the most liable 70 desire privacy in
dining still. these fashionable res
tauranta don't need boxes with
doors or curtains
Back we go again 20 FIRST av-
enue. The giariHE Royal" cafe
sign meets our gaze Instead III
going through the front entrance
we'll slip In by the alley route This
takes Us directly into the ladies
dining room which consists OF two
rows OF boxes. each one having q
sliding door which completely oh
atrueta from view the interior. OF
course. This Is also restaurant
but. I wonder how many people
would eat In the atuffy. poorly
ventilated little compartments IN
they could not be served with
drinks. And would the Royal b. 10
popular n the doors were taken of
the boxea7
On the corner Of First and Madl-
son. no find the Louvre. also a
saloon and restaurant combined.
Here they have removed the cur
tains IN accordance with inHtruc-
lions from you. Mr. Baliinger. But.
n you can show me any difference
between the Louvre and the. Ger
mania or the Royal. IN eat my hat
Getting tired None OF my huHl-
ness. anyway Now. what's the use
OF losing your temper. Just look at
the chief! He's as pleasant and
looks as happy as II he had Just re-
ceived word that his detectives had
signed tho pledge.
one more place and Vol 20 home
Down First 70 the alley this side OF
Yesier. Yes. ! mean Sutherland's.
the notorious Billy Sutherland.
rendezvous for bedizzened blondes
and painted brunettea who. after
night OF shame in the tenderioin.
help swell Blily's Golfers with their
sin-stained dollars. No wonder Billy
could afford to open. In the Alaska
building. the most gorgeOusly ap-
pointed bar this side OF Chicago In
addition to his Yeaier dive
Every stick Of that finely polished
mission oak II partly paid for by
some unfortunate woman who
makes her home below the dead
line. Many a fallen woman has an
interest In the beautiful cut glass
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great fun 70 steal away from home
with Charley OF Frank and Just %.
what the inside OF one Of ihose
places looks like
And
when she erawls up the stairs u
her home In the cold gray dawn ~
The morning. her brain betogrhd
With an unfurEettahie memory and
with tho look Of Tho hunted In her
eyes. she can say 10 herself.
4 have sesn. and I have paid"
Well. I don't suppose there's any
use tn moralizlnE But. Just 70 sat
iafy ourselves. lets drop into ono or
two Of these resorts and see II con-
aitions have Improved since that
very commendable order OF yours.
Mr. Mayer. as issued.
fou didn't have much trouble IN
placing tho order into execution.
did you. Chief Delaney
I thought not. o. course. all your
men had 70 do was % leave The
word Al the different places and tho
proprieiurs Immediately aeuuIesced.
Yes. I ala hear that the mayor had
10 repeat his wish before your men
finally got down 10 business. but.
etiil I realize how busy the police
ere and how little times they have
10 devote 10 such trivial matters.
Al. here we are No Mix a Rus
sells. on First. near Seneca Wen
90 through the rear entrance Yes.
sure enough. they have taken Off the
eurtaina
Good work. chief
Thank you. I'll take a cigar.
Where next
Let's see. Well walk up to Sec
ond and visit the GermanIa on tho
corner OF Seneca.
Here We are. Right this way.
through the cafe door and 70 the
right. Lord What a bunch OF
booths-and every one Of them has
a curtain 10 shelter It's occupants
from view. That's strange. chief
What about this case7
Oh. us restaurant I see. But.
Isn't MIX 4 Russeli's also featau-
rant They serve meals there an
What's that7 Quite a noisy lot In
here. eh7 Just listen to the dis
gushing language beloved out by
the men In that box The women
with them arc evidently drunk.
Wen SIT In here and watch the peo-
pie as they 20 out.
There goes a pretty fs-year-old
girl with a man old enough to know
better. Her face n flushed from
drink and she laughs HISTORICALLY.
Right behind her walk two guadily
aftirrd wOmsn Of tho underworld.
One 81 them has Just finished a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-23
WANTS TRUTH

CHICAGO. Aug. 7s.-Upon his re-
turn from hts summer hone at Al
den. Mich. yesterday afternoon.
Rev. Myron w. Haynes went NJ once
10 Ten. y. BFanham. president Of
the board OF trustees of his church,
aud demanded fun investigation
~ tho charges made against him.
lie refused TO discuss the matter for
publication. bat stated that he would
rnaks formal reply within the next
two days 10 the charges. and has en-
gagged an attorney.
The call 90 nsx. Dr.. Haynes. u
Chicago. 90 the First Baptist church
Of Seattle viii not be withdrawn be-
CAUSE the Western Passenger asao-
citation has blaeklisted him. OF on
account OF any charges that have
been made against him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-23

enough Here Il Ia
The hccnaa Zee FOR every eifeua.
hinradrnme or menageric which
charges a maximum admission Zee
In excess Of 90 cents. whether such
charge be for general admission or
reserved seats. or both. shall be not
less than is cents for each seat in
such circus. hippodrome or menag
erie. provided. that In all CASES
whore the admission Zee be On excess
Of 50 cents the license Zee shall 10
uut less than 5000 a day Z"
Tho North Seattle show would
probably be eiassed AZ a hippo
drome. although the exhibition f.
samething OF a novelty and l. not
expressly provided for In the efdi.
uancea II Is given In a tent With
cut \ roof. the seats being arranged
like an amphithwater, IA has n seat
Ing capacity Of 5000 Al the rate
OF u cents for each the city should
set license Of t7to q day from Il
When RiplluEsr was told that the
performance. like = theatar attfas
ton. was generally given IN a play
house. he Was handed an awful
flll" The exhibition. which In
eiudea tho aestlns off % many sky
rockets and other fireworks. could
not possibly be gisea under \ fudf.
At least $50 peaple are engaged on
the stage a. a single time. So that
tho ordinary theatnr stage would b
totally Inadequate
The tickets, which were printed
before the exhibition started on lta
tour. bear lndlspa,able evidence Of
the fact that tho performance ia an
uut-of-door attraction. az they state
thar in case u raln they can BE-
csed on a day uhen the sky Is
clear.
Several couneiiman are Interested
In the matter and steps % end the
robbery may BE- taken.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-23
AnRIFT ON LAKE

CHICAGO. Aug s1--After being
sdrift Ga Lake Michigan since sun
day eyninK In a small roWboat.
John Chatros and Miss Zilda Stew
art. OF Evanston. III. we're rescued
yesterday. Both OF them were In a
precarious condition because OF ex-
posure and lack OF naurishmont.
Chatrea said that during a squall
one Of bis oars was broken and that
he bad devoted all OF his energies
90 keeping afloat and ogt OF the
trough Of the sea. watch al times
was exceedingly rough. Iils strength
was about gone when he and Miss
Stewart we're found. and he de-
clsred that ha could not have held
out for another night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-23
100 DELEGATES
WILL ATTEND

More than 100 delegates from al
important cities Of the state are es-
pcctcd to attend the convention uf
the state branch Of the Natieuasf
Plumbers association to be helH IN
Seattle on August Is and IS. In The
New York building.
a banquet win be given at the
Hotel stauder on Friday evening" .
=. Gleuuou. Of this city. has charge
OF the entertainment Of the Euastal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-23

behind the bari
upataira first Every room oceu=
pied by some OF the worst types OF
wumanhood you ever looked at
And doors on every box
Down atairs-samel
guess that about completes our
little walk. gentlemen.
Wouldn't Il be a good plan to
find cut why Sutherlands e al are
allowed to SO right ON nnnoleutrd.
while the other fcilowa are forced
10 obey orderaf
You'll Investigator
Thanks
Good night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-23
Reason Why

The Lang Drug CO. keep the
purest and most reliable drugs on
the market. Always cut the price.
THIS Is Why our business q fncreas-
ing
Mcllin's Baby Food. large size 55e
Horliek's Matted MIX. 800 size -.
s+.s. ssrs. .sss. ss.s-... Nste
Rad Seal sarsaparliia. for the bleed
tl.9e size s.ssssss-H-... Gle
Gioriaua Pace Powder GID. best
made. 4sc size e.. .+s......19c
Dr. divers skin soap. n fine toilet
soap. 3se size 81. .............Igf
Eas'eu. rests tired and sweating
feet. large can o.. ....-.....2 Pc
pr. Mereks German Liver pills. 35e
size Tor .ss.= ssss.sa..s.. 1ste
I.iuseed Lotion. for tan and sun
b&fh ..a.-s.sss..- see see. zoe
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-23
SKELETONS YELL OF
DEADLY COMBAT

ABERDEEN. AUG. "a CHASTITY
find was made yesterday by Robert
Fordney. who was hooking for tim
Der land. He came upon a pile Of
bones near which lay an old
fashioned rifle a rusted axe. a tin
cup and a iackknife Shreds of
clothing and two heavy soled shoes
wers scattered about
The bones proved TO be those Of n
man and a bear That the man and
beast had fought a battle TO death
was evident The man had. in all
been set upon by the
bear and In defending himself had
managed TO fatally wound the beast.
with the axe which lay
ruatad beside the remains
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-23
EARTHQUAKE IN Ill.

CHICAGO. Aug 23.-The south
ern part OF Illinois was shaken by
the most severe earthquake OF re-
cent years last night. the shock be-
ing percepiihle ns far north as
Springfield and even Chicago. In
southern towns II was severe enough
ia rattle dishes and cause children
70 awa-en and cry. In many in
stances houses ereaked and the oc-
eupauts rushed out In terror.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-23
JUDGE BATTLE DIES

Judge Nicholas williams Battle.
So, father Of Judge Alfred Battle and
Edgar Battle OF this city, died at
HIS home. 11ii Fourth avenue. Tues
day night from paralysis.
Judge Battle was born I'm Georgia.
and had distinguished career as a
soldier and iurlst before coming 10
Seattle With his sons in 1885. since
whom he has appeared little in pub
lie life In 1876 he married Miss
Mary A. Cahanias. who died in 1899
In 1901 he married Miss Jessie Mae
lIellar. who survives him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-23
WILL ARREST
BANKERS

DENVER. Colo. Aug. ea.-Aa n
result of the failure Of the Denver
Savings bank. warrants for the ar
rest 81 J. YIN. president. Franklin
=. Jones. vice president. and u 4.
Brown and Joseph David. tsllerk.
charging them with larceny as
bankers. have been issued
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-23
WATER BILL
WILL Be UP

The ordinance providing for the
reduction Of water rates - chcdnled
20 come before the fire and water
committees ~ iis messinK Wedneas
day night. II provides for a 20
per cent cut and complete revision
OF rates. A majority Of the mem
beers % the council are ia favor of 4.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-23
LOsf---A So, 900 Torpedo

$4,000. q Is worth finding. and the
Perry. together with several gov
eminent tugs from Bremerton. were
looking FOR It on wednesday MORN
ing. but according TO last accounts
had not yet found Il.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-23
OCEAN LINE p AFIRE

LIVERPOOL. Aug. 23-Fire
broke out this morning In the steer
age OF the White Star liner Oceanic.
Captain Cameron. which was schel-
uled 10 sail for New York today
The vessel was badly Quilted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-23
COLLIDE MEADOW

TOPEKA. Aug pa wheat
train crashed into a passenger train
at a sharp curve near Rossville on
the Union Pacific At I o'clock this
morning. both engines being demol-
irhed. William II Gibson. engi-
uecr; Clarence Reese. conductor.
and Oleson. fireman, were killed.
VICTORIA, Aug. ga mob Of
900 Lama priests. In Nuuan.
10 French Catholic churches on the
coast OF Sawko on August 9. killing
and injurinR scores Of missionaries.
The news was brought here on
the steamer Empress OF China. The
French minister has protested 20 the
Chinese government against the
outrage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-23
R0BBeR AHLS woman

CHICAGO. aus. ss-A robber
shot and Instantly killed Mrs s. r.
Mizc GA Tuesday night while at
tempting 90 hold her up on onr q
the most fashionable residence
streets 81 the south side.
Airs. Afize was resident OF New
York. but had been stopping for
some time AZ the Del Pfad8 hotel.
Fifty ninth and Midway. and start
"a out Monday evening. IN company
with Mra n. = Wilson. for walk
They had reached the corner 81
A1fty niuth and Washington. two
blocks from the hotel. when a man
suddeniy ordered them 90 halt and
give rp their money. All along on
both sides Of the street. people were
sitting on their veraudaa or In their
front yards. and Airs. Mize. evident
~ expecting heip. resisted and call
FL loudly for help Mrs. Wilson
turned and ran back toward the
hotel
Mrs Mizc struggled with the man
for but a minute. as he Immediately
shot her through the heart. killing
her Instantly The murderer fled
into au alley. and made good his cs-
cape having been seen By nobody
hut Mrs Wilson. who was 80 pros
trnted that she could give no de-
aerlption.
Although a swarm OF policemen
and others we're on the ground Ia a
very few minutes after the tragedy.
the man made good his escape and
has not yet been found.
CHICAGO. Aug. 23.-Although the
police are inclined 10 believe that
Mrs. Efne II. IKE. the wealthy New
York widow who was shot and
killed last night was the victim OF
robbcr. a search Is also being
made on the elews that revenge or
jealousy may have caused the
tragedy. Several arrests were
mado today. The police think none
will result In securing good evil
dence
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-23
.LEIH'Ii'II7I
s07 FIRST AVENUE.
cOLksAN BUILDING.
Between Columbia and Marion.
CONVINCING HARDWARE
VALUES.

CONVINCING HARDWARE
VALUES.
Yesterday we saved one customer
$500 on a g15Q0 bill u hardware
and another $500 on q $1,000 bill
We could not have dome this had we
given credit or delivered the goods
We figured our profits on the flat
store cost without losses. bookkeen-
fng. collectors or cost Of delivery.
We save you this extra expense.
T5c Black Combination plinr Ice
&C. Box Wire Brads .............I 81.
25c pr. Handle Bar Grira lie
25c Bicycle BELL Use
1sc iq-ia. Slchoison'a NH File.
sss s-+sss+ -s-ss+s.s..ss II ne
sf25 Poeketknife. Wire cutter. Piier.
Screw Driver. etc. ..........g Df
l5c Nickel Plated House Numbers
ssts +tss. s-.ss .sss.sss.ss.sD nc
Soc Call Bell ..... .3.Dc
10c Barrel Bolt ...............1e
See window for other Specials.
Better take that bicycle and fish
ing outing during this fine weather.
5000 Eagle Bicycle $1,000. $500
$500 Coaster Brake Yale. $4,000
sPlNNtNo's CASH STORE,
1910 Second Avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-23
DAN DEAN

Continued from Page one3
Newport daily independent., 1905-06-16
HOW'S THIS?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure. F. J. Cheney & Co.,, Toledo, O.
 We, the undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe him per fectly honorable in all business transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by his firm. Walding, Kinnan & Co.,. |, Wholesale Druggists, Tole- do, o.
 Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Testimonials sent free. Price 75c per bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
 Take Halls Family Pills fol constipation. t..h...
Newport daily independent., 1905-06-16

For draysat any hour call up Hazel hotel. 8dtf
Newport daily independent., 1905-06-16
LIVERYMEN FARMERS
 DRAYMEN

l, And all users of axle grease that want the best grease on the market and that recognize a good thing when shown it's merits, we recommend our Golden and Cas- tor Oil brands of Axle Grease. It is putIup in l pound tin boxes and. 3 pound tin buckets. For sale by all up-to-date merchants. Ask for it and take no substitute. It is guaranteed to have no equal for quality on the market.
 WATERS-PIERCE
 OIL COMPANY.
Newport daily independent., 1905-06-16
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that all stock found upon the street at night will be impounded in ac- cordance with city ordinance, ]. Ina time allowed for payment of dogtax has also expired. and all canines for which tax has not
 T. s. STEPHENS,
 ocdc+ Marshal.
Newport daily independent., 1905-06-16
THE IND

ERcY II. v Publisher z <EWPORT, ~
Newport daily independent., 1905-06-16

O' Henry. Al e
 Hammocks at Jacocks.' 4Ob7t l. D. Price for croquet sets.
 Croquet Sets at Jacocks. It
 Take your prescriptions to Ja- cocks drug store. 40b7t
 Milch COW for sale. Apply to Jackson's paint shop. 34d12t
 We lead. Others follow. Ja- cocks, the druggist 40b7t
 J. s. Snowman and wife of New York city were Creighton arrivals Friday.
 For that torpid liver and sal low complexion take Jacocks' Liver Pills. 25c. 4Ob7t
 Miss Fife Sparks of Jackson, Tenn,, was among the arrivals at the Hazel Friday.
 Our trade is growing every week. Polite treatment and prices right. Jacocks, the drug gist. 40b7t
 Mrs. A. F. West and Mrs. Belle Donaho of Jonesboro were Hazel guests Thursday night, going to Batesville. .sa6 a
 Pasturage-About 680 acres of grass and cane pasturage across river on Rolling Bend farm. Ap- ply to Mantooth Bros. 41d12t
 J. A. Van Brocklin came up from the capital city Thursday, and is shaking hands with old friends and talking insurance.
 Be sure and attend the spe- cia1 shirt waist sale Wednes- day, Thursday and Friday at Wolff Goldman Mere. Go.
 Prof. Geo. R. Hopkins return ed Thursday night from Bell fonte. where he conducted a very successful two weeks teachers institute. oa
 Col. l.. Minor has had his office building remodeled and besides a new vault has had the room beautifully papered and painted, which makes it one of the most desirable offices in the city.
 Miss Gertrude McComb, a competent bookkeeper and grad uate in that department at the commercial college of Quincy, H., arrived in the city Friday afternoon and will have charge of the books of the Bank of New port. f~,~
 Prof. D. T. Rogers returned Wednesday night from Para gould. Arriving on the train he boarded were the Paragould peo- pie injured in the Golden Gate wreck. Prof. Rogers says that there must have been 2,00O peo- pie at the depot to, meet the train. Many of the Paragould people were severely injured, there was much anxious concern in the faces waiting for the train and the meeting of the wounded with their friends occasioned considerable emotion.
Newport daily independent., 1905-06-16
TEN DOLLARS PAID

To any one who will prove that Jackson will not sell any article in his stock at actual cost to him when he tells you it's cost. Call and see him about paints and paper. 30-dtf