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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-05

,ached 20 the top Of the trunk At
one eud and the trigger Al tbs other
turned the trick.
msrxauaiIle Unknown.
Marsaudlile apparently values his
musical instrument veFy hiEhly aud
when aaeatsd= At headquarters
he asouiif maintained thAi hc had
the right 90 Nh anyone ntfrmpiius
to steal H. other than this hits
can be learned II the italian. rs be
speaks very poor English.
Maraaudiile declares that be ar
rived in tho eiiY from san Fran.
cisco three weeks ago. and claimed
"a have arranged the fatal deyice
only a week ago This statement u
apparently false ~ the equipment
shows every Indication OF having
been Ia uas = long time
Mrs DALEY vas 81 Years Of age
and with her husband arrived 10
the elty about three months ago aud
purchased the lodging house q
mouth ago she MAS the second
wife Of Andres Daley Three a1ns
Of Mr. DALEY are living
nf Powers. acting under Coroner
Carroll. viii hold post morton ex'
animation Of tho body at 5 o'clock
this afternoon. but no Inquest VIII
be held
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IT'S Up To
THE SULTAN
sTENS-aND MAY ESCAPE
CLUTCHES OF THE LAW BY
LAVISH USE or MONEY

WASHINGTON. n. c. Sept 5 =
Failure 10 hear from the sultan oi
Morocco I'm regard 70 Paul O. stems
lands return to America leads
some To think that the defauliei
bribed some Of the suitan's Officials
family before the officers arrived
10 arrest him. The state department
officials. after a perusal Of the au
thorIties on international Law. are
OF the opinion that If the sultan
wishes 10 aid Stensland the fugitive
will be perfectly safe.
stansland is known to have
$4,000 in Tangier but &c Is certain
that he took a vast sum over what
he has admitted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-05
HsfErs AND CORPORATIONS
sosxlrrEE HOLD SESSION
WITH PRESIDENT FARRELL
soohciLnbN MULLEN TO De
1faxisE POINTS OF STREET
CROSSINGS.

z preliminary hearing Of tho
.Ahe Faeiiie street vacations ped
= seiofe the streets and corpora.
- eommlttee this morning, a
s'A understanding ~ tfe rail
I. u position vas presented 70 the
...aliisse b. J d Farrell. repre-
r,'ias he Union Pacific
: return The position 81 the city
iN AZ defined. vas given BY
.aiHan y T. Mullen. IN which
aaisd that The railroad would
=. apected 10 construct and main
- overhead Of underground cross
Wherever reasonably desired
- explained By Mr FARRELL. the
point Of crossing bt Sal
4 paf has not been decided by
-. gfernment II g.. however. de-
- - q cross a. the hlahf point. an
y Nll9n 10 the neighbafhood oi
:, asei above high tide. and some
- - tn the vicinity 81 Twelfth
~. .@'l'senth and Fourteenjbs avs
/, w y, Engineer Thomson stated Hrsl
I /, els Plat 81 the tide lands sdioln
- "e vacation asked the land baf
WI dedicated 70 ne PEOPLE fol
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-05
May Send warship,

WASHINGTON. Sept 5.--A dis.
patch from Minister Gummere
this morning gives definite infor.
nation that the Sultan will not
hinder the return of Stcnsland, IL
Is thought Warship viii be sent
but the matter Is being considered
Mr.. Gummcre has been asked 10
send further information
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-05
81: | L:
s | R|KE:
San Francisco Carmen
Z Expect Word to Re-
turn to Work
Today.

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept s-Fol
iofing their offer Of arbitration ui
~ points in dispute the striking car.
nsfn this morning prepared 90 go 10
seir on the first Indication that the
mHlpsng - ready 20 - eent their
proposition Tho company made
NJ attempt THIS morning 10 operate
esfs with the imported strike
breakers. Who we're expected 20 Try
% take ears out today
President Calhoun. of the United
Railways. has not signitled his IA.
ttniiuu ~ agreeing 20 the afhltfas
lion pnopofai tnt his previous
premise that he would arhilrRtc Ia.
Hlcstea that the company vii &c.
eept the pruffercd terms and tell
The men tu return 81 work today
The general feelinE In that the
strike viii BE- settled
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-05
EX-PREACHER
IS ARRESTED
n. o. STANLEY TAKEN 6y THE
POLICE AND is BELIEVED TO
HAVE BEEN PASSING woRTH-
LESS CHECKS.

II u Stanley. ex-preacher. news
paper solicitor and street speaker,
was arrested at i.3o o'clock today
ln a Third av saloon, and Is held
al police headquarters. pending an
Investigation into the passing Of a
number OF worthless checks. J.
RedelsheImor. the clothier, Is said
70 be one Of stanley's victims.
Stanley has bad record In Mn
neapolis. where he was dismissed, il
Is said. from a newspaper for re-
celvlng subscription money which
he failed 20 turn in 10 the office. lie
attempted the same game In East
ern Washington last fall. but a clear
case. however was not proven
against him on that charge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-05
SHAW TO THE
RELIEF OF BANKS

WASHINGTON, Sept while
Secretary Shaw won't admit Il, #
IS believed that tomorrow or next
day. before starting on his southern
gpseehmaklng tour. the treasury
viii 20 10 tho relief Of the money
market and deposit gold In the ma
tional banks. which engaged gold
from Europe and which has not yet
arrived
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-05
DROPPING OIL
MUST STOP
CITY COUNCIL TAKES &C.
TON AGAINST AUTO oRiv'
ERs - ORDINANCE INTRO.
oUcEo LAST NIGHT.

Autos dropping oil. grease or
similar substances IN their poram.
bulatlons about the city viii sub.
jet their owners Ia fine Of 800
or 30 days IN jail. according 20 an
ordinance passed last night BY the
city council.
The council session consisted
chiefly ~ regular routine business
Acting President y y. Mullen pre-.
sided Saloon licenses were grant.
ed 10 rs appllcanta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-05

CINCINNATI O. sept Sin the
ri Estate tennis tournament today.
Florence Sutton q California de-
featsd Dorothy KellogE 81 this city.
Florence and Lulu Bcideu % this
city defeated jeanette Rawson and
Miaa rrndiesau.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-05
DIDN'T KNOW HIS
ARM WAS BROKEN

IOWA CITY. Ia, Sept 5.--Arthur
Holz. a year-old boy broke his
arm, while diving. by striking Il on
a rock. and did not discover Il until
three days after the accident The
arm was given a superficial exam
inatiun. which revealed nothing.
ana II was three days before the
limb was found TO be broken In the
elbow joint.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-05
AGED EVERETT
NEGRO MISSING

EVERETT. Sept. b,--A. + Bird.
an AGED colorcd man. has been
nnsaing from bis home Ia Everett
fur SOME time, and, although care
ffl search has been made for him,
not a single clew has been discov'
erred. The other night one Of his
f.sends dreamed that he had been
murdered and his body buried I'm
a w0odshed. So convinced were
the negroes Of The truth Of the
siisam that they secured the aid
az the police aud the floor OF the
shed was removed, but nothing sus.
picious was discovered.
Some Of the negroes express the
belief that the AGED man has been
bodlly translated from earth to
haven.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-05

the treasurer. and NJ. s. colling-
wa1d. assistant treasurer. of Tho
wrecked bank. were arrested today.
They we're arfaired before police
magistrate
segala bond was fixed at s2b. coo,
while the other two are $4,000
each
The prisoners furnished bonds
and we're released All will have
a further hearing tomorrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-05
GREE 7
BR AN
Great Homecoming Wei
come for Nebraskan
When He Reaches
Lincoln.

LINCOLN. Nsh.. sept. "a greet
ins in great contrast 10 the enmify
~ uix years aEo awaits Commoncr
Bryan on his arrival az 6 o'clock this
evening The city L. afiame with pat
riotic colors and picture Of nryan.
Regardless Of party affiliations, 100
hafscmen nlil escort the Bryan
PARTY from the train 10 the public
square Gov. Mickey and Mayor
Hrowuaou vii welcome him. Every
town Ia the state has sent a dele
ration
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-05
COMBINED AGES
Is $50 YEARS

lima. o.. Sept, 6,-tn the mar.
,.see license issued to John rugh
~ vauseon and Mrs. Alkaline Bab-
cock Of this city the combined ages
of the couple are shawn TO be $50
.a3rs. Mrs. Habeoek has been mar
tlsd twice before, while the bride
NOON has sacrificed himself but
CNce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-05
GREETINGS ARE
EXTENDED

Henry ". Reed. director ef ex-
pIoltailoua Of the Alaska- Yukon
Pacific exposition. sent the follow =
ing telegram today to Gov. Mead.
who is attending the national irri-
CATION congress, which is IN session
az nniae. idaho:
please extend congratulations -
Alaska Yukon Pacific exposition %
the Irrigation congress and say that
we look forward with pleasure 70
having the congress meet IN Seattle
IN 1909"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-05
PREPARING FOR
MORE MUTINlES

sEBAsTOPOL. Sept 5-Terror.
lists have threatened Col Dumbadze
and officers Of his regiment have
published q notice that n their col.
onel is harmed they will kin all
the leaders OF the progressive par.
ties. Admiral skrydloff Is apprc
hcnalve Of the attitude Of the sail.
ora Of the fleet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-05
UNION PACIFIC IS
GIVEN A HEARING

the erection ~ overhead hridEes
and roads. and also that the place
81 crossing OF some Of the roads
through this section had not been
clearly determined With regard TO
their connection with the proposed
vacations.
To settle this matter. y vas de-
cfded 80 have Chairman =. T Null
len OF the streets committee. take
the profiles 81 the additions and per,
gonaliv determine the points ~
crossing. The tide lands In cues
ton are contained IA Gilman's adj
dillon 10 the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-05

IN JAPAN

TOXIC. Sept b.--A mass meeting
OF citizens az the Hongo theaier 20.
day adopted resolutions indorsing
the socialists and the proposed boy.
colt of tho street railways. II is
rumorod that an attempt viii be
made to burn the street railways
property on Thursday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-05
CUBAN
7 PEACH:
Conference B Between
Rebel Leader and
Government May
Bring That
Result.

HAVANA. sept t.--consrsssman
Austin Crus and Colonel Lswa.
peace commissioners, trying 60 end
ths Cuban rebellion. are 81 confer
euee today Niih General 0uzman.
seeking 10 arrange the terms upon
which they mas ~ shie 20 declare
peace.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-05
COM NE MORATES
PEACE MEETING

PORTSMOUTH. ~ ", Sept IS.
"A bronze tablet COMMUNICATING
the peace conference between Rus
ala aud Japan was placed BY the
navy department today In me buiid
ne where the meetings we're hold.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-05
RUSSIA TRIES HER
MUTINEERS

KRoNsTADT. Sept. b.-~The trial
81 900 mutineera. including onipko,
the peasant leader In the recent
parliament. began today. A thou
aand witnesses viii be called
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-05
AR}F G 7
81: G(5A[.
Philadelphia Promoter
and Bank Officers
Taken Into Custody
for Conspiracy.

PHILADELPHIA. sept s.-on
narrania charging conspiracy and
efabazzlement and making false re-
turns aHoru out by deposition ~
the wrecked Real Estate Trus; COM
pauy. Adoiph EsRal. william Morrill,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-05

IN EzansA Daley. ianal&dy Of
e. seuare kusEink haHae. tssM
~ arx. yesterday received The
rsssne penalty 81 earnestly tn the
mr. horrible manner. neinE shot
ansxh ~ breast b. y revolver
persssa Ia . trunk. the property of
heu xaFssais.ie. an Italian. Who
2ss1tez he coutrivaGee tor pro.
nsxn frun herviArs
- DALEY. IN connany with
n J D Pefafses. gsss East Mad
be V catered ths ffalian's room
~ vale making ths bed. allowed
srnsifs 70 ssf The better % hsF
Asxneat Sac took = bunch Cf
~ irp@ he dresser. intending to
zsssiiFzis the cuntsnts Of the
rnt she aaloekei TIE trlHk. pro
esssd 70 raise TIE ~. whsH uith a
szs1izx mar The gun vas dis.
@Ezet. he bail enisrin9 the eft
'7-as' and causing almost imme.
ssss death.
Police On the Ground.
Fsars Sergeant Powefs arfiyinE
= u sFuand almost Immediately
- vosd 20 police headquarters
y pstsciivs ksnnefy accompanied
= Star reporter. arrived on the
~ a least ~ minutes ahead OF
= spfpners depafy and other
k*sgspsr men. Sergeant Powers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-05
CRUISER LYING IN
HEAVY SEA

BELLlNGHAM. Sept 5.-Tho
cruiser Boston is sim here, head
ON to a heavy wind and moderate
sea. Her pumps are now able 10
hendle the water. With storm IN
sight. however. 1t Is feared that the
temporary patch work OF rubber viii
not hold. The material for repairs
are exhausted,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-05
AFRO American

The Afro. American Political
club VIII hold a meeting az the hall
ON Twenty-aeventh av. and Madison
~. tomorrow evening to discuss
municipal ownership. The general
public IL invited to attend.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-05
GOV. FOLK IMPROVING.

JEFFERSON CITY. NO, sept. 8.
Gov. Folk. who has been quite ~.
is much botbr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-05

Forty building permits wero
issued at the building inspectors Of
flee yesterday. which Is considers
ably In excess OF the average. Tho
largest building value given wac
$4,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-05
W0MAN'S CURIOSITY
BRINGS her Death

s Continuance Responsible Killing Daey
mlus Marsaudl and Will Be-
Similar WhatCm County,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-05

There IL 0niY ono case 81 a atm
lmr nature on record 10 Tits state.
namely the Barr case 81 Whateum.
where a logger y years aga ~.
ranged A death trap In = cabin
Two tackisas gfHmpH prpwitnG
Though The woods sought shelter
IN she cabin and one - chem vaH
shot and killed The man waA tried
and acquitted through popular sen.
tIment. bat Ia the eYea OF tho Law
Ne remained technically guilty u
mausiaughtet.
Laws on ere Case.
The old English iaw permitted q
man TO arrange a death trap Tor
criminals who we're suspected 81
attempting crimes. then punishable
ia che old country with death. u
was on this basis that Barr vas
released. the Americans having
adopted the British Law Ia this re-
wpeet However. IN this country
Il the present time The only crime
punishable b death Il murder. aud
the local authorities. claiming that
= sneak thief does not enaanzsr
life. are prepared 70 Try the ease ON
"A charge Of manslauEhtef.
A shawn ia the ACCOMPANY inE
photo TIE trunk VAS fitted with a
wooden holster. In which the Sc
volver was placed a fish cord At
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-05
BANK cLeARlses.

! Increase over same
: date last year 81 .iss a5s "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-05

and The star reporter visited the
Italian saloons OF the city and
finally traced the Italian 70 a pawn.
shop. where an aecoFiion had been
left Tor aale some time before
Prom there II wsa learned that
the man made his headquarters a
the Coiambus zsioou. on WashinE.
ton - The star reporter visited
that saloon alone and prepared
trap whereby a meeting was ar.
ranged.
italian IL Arrested.
When the Italian arrived Re vas
ENGAGED In conversation With mo
reporter. Who. after identifying the
man beyond the shadow 81 a Doubt
led him 10 the street. where he vas
prom ptly turned over 10 Detective
Phillips. detailed from hesdquaF.
tera Al the request 81 the reporter
Kicking and STRUGGLING the man
vas taken 20 the police station BY
the two and later placed in the
black hole
viii Hcia No inquest.
Coroner Carroll this morning stat
"a that rs the case waa 30 plain an
inquest aiii BE- unnecessary. Dcpn.
Is PrnaecufinE Attorney Miller wsa
seen and wiil file q direct charge
against Marsaudllle. charging him
With maaslauEhieF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-05

iarhed to the top Of the trunk =
one eud and the trigger Al tbs oihs
Turned the trick
The Illinois issue. (Chicago, Ill. ;) 1906-1912, 1906-05-04

interests united so as to send him to
the penitentiary, Notwithstanding he
was acting in his official capacity
Very recently the city mayor gave
the night policeman some pretty rigid
instructions in regard to enforcing the
ordinances requiring saloons to close at
a certain hour of the night. Word
came to the city mayor that this or
dinance was being violated. The night
policeman being on his guard watched
for such violations and after the hour
of midnight, saw a man go to the resi-
dence of one of the saloonkeepers and
the saloonkeeper come to his saloon.
Hiding in the shadow of buildings, the
night policeman watched a man come
out of the saloon, headed him off at
The Illinois issue. (Chicago, Ill. ;) 1906-1912, 1906-05-04
THE ILLINOIS ISSUE
"Not BY My Vote"

These four words will all this question:
Not by my vote If they to MEN will have it.
answer, Not by Vote If another MEN will
sell it, again reply mot by my VOTE If told
must be polite Not by my VOTE not bound
abolish the saloon but bound right all
Saloons like the brook forever Men die in them
like flies and hell fat runkards Girls betrayed
and boys bated heward Truth may be wrecked and character
dismaned Homes be destroyed and children
beggared Soldiers homes still sell drink the old vet
erans army debauch the young
tona capitol may have saloon either and
representatives may be Congress- But
not by vote Hale Johnson
The Illinois issue. (Chicago, Ill. ;) 1906-1912, 1906-05-04
Provisions of Ordinance Sustained


provisions Wine Ordinance of
providing when offender
revoked Appellate Hi
The offender question
the of Chicago formerly known Hyde Park and the evidence
which resulted the conviction obtained by the Hyde Park Protective
The Wine Room Ordinance provides that operating dram
shop shall connection Herewith
which
also prohibits conducting restaurant Intoxicating
number Of than four
provided
provided that conviction the offender shall his license
shall be permitted obtain license for
oil from the date of conviction
This with revocation especially attacked but
within the expressly conferred
the ordinance and Of conviction the
penalty The
in trial Of the
of the ordinance being enforced the offender
The Illinois issue. (Chicago, Ill. ;) 1906-1912, 1906-05-04
How Can Law be Enforced
Under These Circumstances?

There is city Of about four thousand
people that is able to run eleven saloons
ago this spring, the citizens decided that
they wanted a cleaner town and so
elected a mayor who was in favor of
Acknowledgement. The city council is
composed of pretty good men, men who
been with a good deal of difficulty that
they have secured a city marshal or
night policeman because of the taunts
and hatred manifested by the whisky
interests One of the marshals was
compelled to kill a man and the whisky
The Illinois issue. (Chicago, Ill. ;) 1906-1912, 1906-05-04

peer lie ulSuC pQllC0Iudu COuuSCdtSu,
making an arrest of the saloonkeeper.
The case was tried, number of wit
nesses swore that to their certain knowl
edge there had been no beer or whisky
sold in the town after hours for a
number of months, which of course,
cleared the violator of the law. Some
of the baser element of the city took
it upon themselves to swear out state
warrant for the night policeman. The
prosecuting attorney of the county had
him arrested for highway robbery.
Plenty of evidence was found to convict
HIM but the better element of the town
said to the prosecuting attorney, "You
had better let up'' and it is supposed
that the case has been dismissed.
In the same city there is peculiar
condition of affairs touching the saloon
question. Some time in the past the
city council which favors saloons,
bonded the city for the purpose of
building city hall. These bonds were
to be paid in installments of one
thousand dollars year. The city also
has a contract with the electric light
plant for fifteen hundred dollars year.
The city tax levied on the property only
yields twenty-four hundred dollars a
year, which is not enough to pay the
contracted Indebtedness of the city. In
order to relieve the situation somewhat,
the city council raised the license to one
thousand dollars. The saloonkeepers
swear that they will not take out Ii
censes at this fee. What is to be done?
Give the people of the county the right
to vote whether the saloon shall exist
or not and then you make response
bility rest on every tax payer in the
county for the prosecution of violation
of law and not simply on the city and
when this is done, they will see to it
that prosecuting attorneys will be
elected in the counties who will enforce
the law. Now the farmers have right
to say, Gentlemen, we have no voice in
licensing the saloon, we don't get a
single penny of the revenue and you
men who license the saloon and derive
the benefit therefrom can take the re-
sponsibility of enforcing the law against
lawbreakers caused by the saloons" II
you change the responsibility from city
to the county as to whether saloon
shall be licensed or not, you also change
the responsibility of the enforcement of
the laws.
1t is well known fact to the whisky
interests of this country that if the
farmers are allowed to vote upon this
question, the saloon is doomed, and yet
they say that these men, whose vote
they know will keep the saloon out of
the town, will not come to the town to
trade unless the saloons are there. A
good many towns in the state are being
petitioned by the farmers not to license
the saloons because these saloons work
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-07
WASHINGTON.

Seattle, Wash, Nov I.-Practically
complete returns from 70 precincts out
OF a total OF 925 precincts outside OF
Pierce. Spokane, and King counties, for
tongressmon give Cushman, Repub-
lican, 5,056: Jones, Republican 5,055:
Humphrey, Republican, 5,047. Byrne,
Democrat. 2sl6; Eshelman. Democrat,
2,sO5 Blaokman, Democrat, 1880
Seattle, Wash. Nov. Although the
reports from the state Of Washington
are slow In coming in, returns from
Pierce, Spokane and King counties
with those that have been received
from outside counties, are sufficient on
which 10 base an assertion that
Humphrey. Jones and Cushman, the
Republican congressman, have all been
reelected by heavy majoritles over
their Democratic opponents, Blackman
Byrne and Eohelman.
The vote shows a considerable fall
ing OF In Republican majorities from
two years ago. but this may be ex.
planned by the fact that I'm a measure
the congressman were then carried
along on the tidal wave that swept the
state in favor OF President Roosevelt
Returns from $50 precincts Of King
county out OF a total OF 1899 indicate
majorities for Republican congress.
men. ranging above 10000, Country
precincts are coming IN slowly and fig.
ures not yet cast up.
Spokane, Nov. T.--Thirty-four pre-.
clncts IN Spokane county complete give
for Congressman Humphrey, Republi.
can. l,773; Jones' Republican, 1909,
Cushman Republican, l,si0; Blackman
Democrat, 500; Byrne. Democrat 90s.
Eshelman. Democrat, $40.