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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-03
n. P. To STICK
TO CUT RATE

"A Tar as the Northern Pacific
Il considered that road will htat
Ia the present rate disagreement TN
tll further notice. circulars havins
been received this morning by Cis
Ticket Agent Mullon TO that =
feet
The second elasa rate from Seat.
tie Ca hnatnn. New York aud other
New England states 81 SIS. started
hy the Canadian Pacific. Il not Zoe
the direct lines. bat oulY Via Moa.
treat
The other companies which have
met the rate. an stated ia yrater
deY' Star. we're selling second class
tickets to.iaY On the cut rate. bat
few calls have 30 far been made
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-03

n sa.Aafltlcs arr to.iay looking
srB Ha1sely. a railroad man.
- ess threatened e. klll the wlFe
: ,aetssH flousely Is said % b.
gsn,ra tie appeared laaf night
: ~ h.sae q Nr and Mrs Luella
80 ieI Yasiaf Nays and left
,,-sisk tat he intended 10 murder
~ Gaosi tasi2y
n tssad save the man a sound
arszAirx hat this meFainE receis-
: rcrd lhzf Housely had armed
sneN IL order to carry cat his
nsrssntas assigna lie immediate
4 IA a. Information sworn out
slhre 7ioseeaiing Attorney Mack.
aAA
secretly Admired Her.
HsrNly vas formerly a boa RIDER
"a NJ Ana Mrs Good In Mime
"a rAsrp both men weFe engaged
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-03
SARATOGA WILL
START ON TRIP

The steamer Saratoga. recently
purchased By John toseuo. Of the
Northwestern Steamship Co. leaves
New York Saturday for the LONG
trip around the Horn Go Seattle
Tho Saratoga will be placed an
the northern run aoun after arrit al
here
' The orisaha. OF the same 1.-Two. il
expected "a report At Cornnel today
or tnmoffoN on the trip 10 Seattle
from New YORK. When the sara
taEa arrives that viii complete The
arrival of the New York purchases
Of the y " x. : Co. the fsnn,
sylvsnia l. already In port aud me
Orlnaha On the way
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-03
HART DID NOT
ESCAPE INJURY

SPOKANE MAY s@AfteF passing
safely through ali tbs dangers - ths
san ffanetHre earthquake snH fire
y " Hart. 81 Medical Lake. step
pa Off the train here on hfs way
bufnr this morning and received a
aesiaua injury 10 bis arm snd aheui-
der trem a powder blast narrowly
eHcaplns death
tuHt a. ne landed an The platform
he VAS struck ~ = Shows - fall
ms rae = which had b~~n fhfuwn
iuta TIE ar 30 a powder blast ST.
of ~ NaFkmen in the gradirF - a
Railroad Fishi- o. Waf Several ether
persons uHte also hurt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-03
introduced by Gil.

The resolution declaring tho In
tentlou OF the council. 10 build the
new city hail. Was introduced by
Councilman GIN Of the Third ward,
who IL It's principal champion Some
opposition 10 II has developed chief
~ among the e0uncllmcn from the
northern wards Of the city, who oh.
lect to building a permanent build
Ing 50 far south. and prefer the se'
lection Of a site some place north
Of Madison A.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-03

ne purpose ef earryius On
.s.st the state political
80 mr the advancement Of
..s.sn,,ss 81 etsanlacd Labor
...essalatly, neNetnmsnt the
~ fahar council ~ Seatlle
csa'ss ..s5take ~ raise a fund I
~ Il 49, 10 si5oo Tor the use u
~. - nkmen'a leaEus 60 rslits
- Isvs.,,ssts lssaus.
,.e.lsrgasius WIS deetd =
mesting of the counta tssl
w 4, me adoption Of report Of
80, .,...l,,ee appointed 60 inveali.
~. Wafklnsraens tsasuc fhs
- 60, !. f. sent .iRdspendont ofRaHs
80 49,. Il aalon Wcrkmrn. composed
So .....esFa ~ the lesal labor
Y. nat organised zoe pr0matins
90 q advaaeiHs union PIN
~ -. ,aFaaxh political organization.
/, virtually the a1nt urgah'sa :
wash mauxafatsd several
"a. aea ire munisiral evtief-
~ ..,wsa.en Witch aaeurete1 in
.,.,,mx Hayor Noofe
"a. oses Gees Herh.
-. ssmasites fruH the enunaii
!. investigate ana fspert Oh The
y the isagua SAYS m lts re-
". IA ire ieaguc has dome mugh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-03

Company stock has been heiilnR
rapidly the past month and the
block TO be sold AZ rs cents will -
anld out b. tho 18th inst The
price viii then be pat To par-ti 90
The railroad t. noN being con.
afFucted. aud with over iB90. eo9
worth of ore ready 20 ship and the
dump being added 10 daily. there
IL every reason for thih 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-03
ALLEN GOES TO ISLANDS.

Gen. Henry +. Alien. chief OF the
Philippine eoHatnbulary. will be one
OF the n0tables 10 leave Seattle on
the sherman for the Orient There
will also be 20 school teachers. who
are bound for the islands 10 take
positions in the public schools.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-03

To enjoy meal there must be
sweet. fresh butter on the table
leuF butter - like counterfeit
ntnuey no Knsd Try knnlH ~ the
Jersey uuttsf store COS Pike II -
Washington Creamery. Tia fine. 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-03
For other stables.

There Is also some objection TO
the resolution on the ground that
the money received for the city
stables property will an be needed
for the purchase o. property and
the construction Of buildings Tor
other stables. sub stations aud other
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-03

The Cottage city sails north to
morrow night Marshal Shuup.
wlgh his family. goes "a Juneau and
r. + Harvey. consulting engineer
for tho Conrad mines. Wiil also be
4 passenger.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-03
Esssss LOOKS FAB Better
rrAs STEAMSHIP COMPASS.
Es NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
CALIFORNIA TOURS WILL DC
5yEsrEo THIS WAY.

n klaska tourist husinsas fuF
- naaaa Is beginning % ahszal
. az sstter thaa vas anticipated
\ ~ aiffersas steamship CON
rakgs opssasinx from Seattle Ths
nexFsca sleamsr SPOKANE - csaa.
parinx 70 81 sp and inquiry n
y offcms q TIE ether steamer
Gns saow = spieadld amount Of
lnlzra b sixht
sesla ssss Wssk.
Ne Al@ska Steamship Co al
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-03
TABOR To ENTER
STATE POLITICS

excellent work, WORK wzieh has
been Of value IN ADVANCING the eaus,
90 orxaniard laber. and that Il tt,en
tinnueiai assistance u can do fsr a. a
state the same effective work IA ha !.
accomplished Ia thts city. Il mon
lions specifically the pr5posef ilrec,
primary election law which the n,
rort says IA assured 81 pasaaK. pr,.
vldpd the worklusmsa " the ntat.
display an active inlrrest In pro.
motine it
Nseds Money 10 Continue.
Hut the time has now catae. con il.
unuea the report WhrA the ieaEu.
cannot 80 on with la work without
financial assistance. The league Is
not asking such assisisnea ID the
hands al the lahar cituell. hut A.
merely laying that ntcd before IL
The committee reeammeuda that
The council undertake g. taiss b.
which recommendation the council
adopted
The officers 81 the leawua dlaeiaim
any Intention % seeking 20 Organise
an independent political patty Tor
state purposes. hut viii un iertaks 20
work Ia the present parties. securing
pledges from caual hates aud tho
nomination for legislative offices %
labor unt0nluts ana their synlpa-
ihiaers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-03
ENDS LIFE IN
W|FE'S SIGHT

MINIATURES. May Prank
Fowler. the supervisor who Was In
dicted SIS times IN charges Of graft,
committed suicide bY shooting him
self IN the presence OF his Wifc to-
DAP
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-03
IUNN MAKES
LARGE SCORE
uaoEa IN The MEDAL con.
TEST IN eolr TOURNAMENT
On LAKE WASHINGTON
usks.

sixteen aat of 90 entrants quail
~ b ne opeainE round % the
aas l0efnamsnt on ths links ~
a. Nashluxton yesterday The
IN ~ ne best medal score
rsas y George fadd Auun % Sc
s1e Mos seure VS. i61 for 50
hsA The following qualified.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-03

Information has been flied chare
ing Joe ManKino. q Garulil and ,
2 parat1 with assault AMI battery
unan the person % Louis NorKautt
They arc uut on bail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-03

A feature IN athletics on Junior
dsY. May Z. At che university. "a a
girls boat race. % take place IN the
morning. and a girls track meet.
IN the afternoon The Juuior girls
have tho affunnnsf rowinR crew r.
consist Of the Misses NiedsrNre-
sasaaa. Lucas. Borir nnd Amra
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-03

Special Mems Summer and outing
quits. tis. See Union street window.
". B Hutehlson co. Cor. Second
and Union street 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-03
WOMAN rs HID.

LOS ANGELES. May Mrs.
Alberta Stotrs. accused Of the MUIR
der OF her husband. Was yesterday
held ON $4,000 bail.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-03

The color Of woman'a hair. her
eyes aud the quality of her com.
ploNion oniY do not make the Ideal
Woman There should be with II
common sense. chesrfulnoas. kind
ness. intelligence. tIuthfulhesa aud
modoaty. Love for all that h pure
aud good also an inspiration for
happy home aud motherhood
nc. NJ ZlOKO."
1913 First av
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-03

a.. -. t9mha Won the driving con
:, a. made The longest drive af
:, iAisa and TIE best average Of
J. =, sfa4 George McIarsn u Sc.
al y l. Clarke Of Port
s.saasad lied 10 the putting con.
= va a score Of r.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-03

over one hundred men are throw
ing dirt on the Seattle Boston rail-
road grade and the force - - BE-
can be established Ths block o.
stock 70 be sold ct 70 cents Will bs
cleaned GU b. the 18th. when the
prizes Eoss to psf-ttes per share.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-03
THREATENS TO STAY
MR.. GOODS WIFE

IN railroad work The Coosls moved
20 the coast. bat Il seems that
Housels secretly admired Mfa fiood
and followed
Recently the man has Openly
avUwed his love faf the woman. and
Gcod has whipped him several
times The latter NAs az one time
injured In a railroad accident and
IL thought 90 De partially dementrd
a. the frsult ~ Il
Mrs. 6ood l. remaining laaoora
untii her wouidhe murderer Is cap.
tnred aud locked un
STOCKTON. cat. May J. An an
known tramp WAS burned % death
lssi uisht tn the branch county iail
az snttsr crrrk. krnsdor county. n
= believed be set fire 20 the build.
inx Ia an effort 10 rsrape.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-03

\ ~ han's summer ard outing
- sss Onion street window
~ p haiehlsaH 20. Cor asroud
~ uaian street. -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-03
W. W. ASTOR JR.
is A BENEDICT

LONDON. May William Wal
siorf Astaf if.. and Mra. Sannia
t.ouEhafne Shaw we're married this
afternoon AZ All ssuis church. emily
relatives eeiuE present. The brittle
9fratns fsfhsf uaa absent On ar.
count ~ govt
LONDON. Mas lit "a reported
that The heir apparent 10 the thfone
~ Turkey q dead
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-03

CITY ENolneER WILL HAVE
THEM READY FOR THE
COUNCIL ~ JULY i-ctTt,
zENs WILL WATCH ANY OF.
PosirioN THAT NAY pEvEL.
oP IN COUNCIL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-03
HOLMAN WILL
Be WITH IDAHO

There waa = considerable sslf
made At the university uhen Il wsa
reportca that the University % TIA
ho had admitted Judy Holman.
and that he wuaid probably enter
The biz sriankaisf meet - BE- held
here. and would compefa against
Washington. uhsTc be has bssen
tfainlaa
Holman cane here about two
nloutha aKo. from whitman
a Coed kthlsss.
lie was considered a good ath
lefe when he came here. hut Coach
Cutter SAYS no uiii do lhinKs up
brown In the hurdiss and b the
end ~ the season wilf he able 20
go II fest ; inches ia the pui~
rAatt The faculty woala not al.
lou Holman 20 register hers On ae
eaant % his trouble AZ Whitman.
hut e seems Idaho has had no ecu
piles about the matter
Depends on Hill
Coach Cater believes htllY Hih.
Who haa returned here lately. viii
fuilF make ~ for she iass ~ Hot
mar In the pole yaulf. aad Circus
S1ltf Smith. Nhtu has already
hgaksn the varsity fecufd In the
ga Yauiu hufdlps. viii svou NJ
things la that hur
Tho varaitY track team siil have
a good chance 60 shoe 80 metal
when g goea Hp against the 3 a
q. and the / n q A ~ Tacoma.
Everett ami Seattle In she open
meet to take place on the u
track Saturday afternoon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-03

The mon of Seattle are Just aa
Industrious In describing their
Ideal Women a. ware the women
10 describing thoir Ideal Man.
Every mail brings largo nun.
her of letters to The Ideal Woman
editor II Is a noticeable fnOt hit
the mcn are no 30 particular nh
to color Ut hair aud eyes and gen.
oral appearance ua were the wo
mea
Tho men from whom the Ideal
Woman editor has heard. pay more
attention 10 the general qualities Of
the women. Their ideal women
are those who will make good
wives aud mothera
Some OF the letters receives this
morning follow
My Ideal Woman IL first a
Chrlatian. She II found among
white. black aud copper colored
people She studies to hello aud
love every hody. In the truoat sense
OF tho word. aud Ia herself loved
bY all who meet her. aud especially
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-03

my Ideal Woman should he ms.
dlum dark. medium weight, medium
holght. In time Of trouble my
friend. Ia time OF cares aud annoy
ancea. M mother. Ia business aat
terH, my sister. my assistant Ia
Joy ana SORROW my eompanlons In
my hopes and ambitions, a true
sweetheart. ia my playful moods.
my pot. In time to come. my all
ia all. DAN"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-03

by thoae who live near or with
her FIRED KAY"
ItA4 Ffankfia nv
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-02-20
suffraaists See Senators.

Washington, Feb. 19-Two or thre1
hundred women, members of the Ma
tional Equal Suffrage association, to
day made their annual plea to thu
senate committee of women suffrage
fol the right to exercise the fran
chise. Senator Bacon presided.
Mrs. Shaw made an argument TO,
the passage of the bill giving womer
the right to vote for members of the
house of representatives. If COMPEL
ed to 60 to each of the states a Ions
time would be necessary to secure
results.
In closing the meeting Senator Ba
con expressed the hope that the house
might see the ladies again, and Mrs
Shaw replied that unless the bill
was passed they would certainly have
that pleasure"
After the hearing many of the del
egates repaired to the senate CALLER
les. Many of them felt an interest in
the questions involved in the joint
statehood bill and they were present
for the purpose of seeing that meas
ure launched upon its voyage.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-02-20
NEGROES AND MUSIC.
President Roosevelt Talks to a Color.
ed Delegation.

ed Delegation.
Washington, Feb. 19.-The Rev.
DR.. Edward Everett Hale, the vener.
able chaplain of the senate, and Book.
er T. Washington, principal of the
Tuskegee, Ala, institute, presented
to the president in the east room
OF the White House today about 80
OF the students of the industrial insti.
tute located at Manassas, Va. The
students sang two or three songs for
the president, who afterward greeted
each of them personally.
After listening to the songs the
president made the following remarks
to the gathering:
"The other day great literary man
who was peculiarly interested in popu.
lar songs. in the music developed by
the peoples of the old world, came
here, and he happened to mention
incidentally to me that so far as he
could see there we're but two chances
for the development of schools of
American music, Of American singing,
and these would come, one from the
colored and one from the vanishing
Indian folk, especially those of the
southwest. I want all of you to re-
alize the importance and dignity of
your musical work, of the development
of music and song among you stu
dents. I feel that there is very
strong chance that gradually out of
the capacity for melody that your
race has we shall develop some school
of American music"
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-02-20
SAYS MONTANA
ROAD IS SOLD
Seiby, South Dakota, Editor, States
That the Milwaukee Has Pur-
chased the Line.
Preparations Being Made to Push Con-
struction Work on the Great Falls
Billings Road.

Fred Griffin, of Selby, South Dako.
Ia. editor of the Walworth County
Times, writes to the Miles City Inde-
pendent, giving some information as
to the route of the Milwaukee. The
South Dakota man states that the
Milwaukee has bought a certain line
in this section and the Independent
says this line if the Montana Rail-
road. The letter is as follows:
Dear Sir: Yours of recent date
in connection with the extension of
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul rail-
road received.
From what information | have re-
ceived | think it safe to state that
the road will cross the Missouri riv.
er at Evarts, or a short distance north,
the exact point not having been yet
uetermined. The road will practically
follow the Grand river, strike North
Dakota in southern Billings county,
thence to Miles City. From Miles City
the route will be due west until it
strikes the road west which the Chi.
cago. Milwaukee & ST. Paul people
have recently bought (the name of
which | can't recall, and which you
probably knows then Butte and fin
ally Seattle.
Il believe future developments will
show this summary to be practically
correct.
The delay in determining the exact
point of crossing the Missouri is due
The river itself is noTAO$I. .AOIN
to some rough country just west.
The river itself is no bothering feature
for they can bridge at any point they
SO desire"
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-02-20
BURIAL OF A
GOOD KING
EMPEROR WILLIAM CENTRAL
FIGURE IN THE CEREMONY
At COPENHAGEN.

Copenhagen, Feb. 19.-The city pre-
sented a scene of animation through
out the day. the presence of Emperor
William and the curiosity manifest
ed over his movements adding in no
little way to the excitement, and serv-
ing in measure to divert mems minds
from the solemn ceremony at Rosk
ilde, the burial of King Christian.
There was a constant stream of
people passing through the streets,
which were draped with crepe and
flags, on their way to the station to
take trains for Roskilde.
Baron De Courcel, head of the spec.
| ial embassy sent to represent France
at the funeral, wrote his name in En-
, perOr Williams visitors book during
the morning, and an hour later the
emperor sent his card to the Hotel
Bristol, where Baron De COurcel is
stopping. The Baron formerly was
French ambassador.
The Riyal Mourners.
Toward o'clock the royal mourn
ers were respectfully greeted by a
bareheaded crowd when they arrived
at the station for Roskilde King
Frederick and Emperor William drove
to the station in the same carriage.
The royal train started at / o'clock,
an earlier train having taken the min
listers, diplomats and others to the
number Of 1900.
In the afternoon requiem services
were held in all the churches in Cop
enhagen and throughout the country.
On the return of the mourners at Ros-
kilde at O'Clock this evning the queen
and some of the other royal person
ages Immediately drove to the Ame-
lienborg castle, while Emperor William
accompanied by King Frederick, the
Danish crown prince and Princes Wal
demar and Harold, drove to the Free
port and boarded the German battle
ship Preussen, on board of which the
Danish guests remained for Is min
utes. After cordial leave takings. En-
peror William accompanied the royal
guests to their carriages and then re-
turned to the ship. Ten minutes later
Baron De COurcel and the members
of his mission visited the emperor on
board the Preussen, and his majesty
and Baron De COurcel engaged in a
conversation of 90 minutes duration On
deck and in the smoking room. The
emperor was most cordial and assist
ed the French ambassador to don his
fur-lined coat when he was leaving
the warship
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-02-20
SHERIFF COMES
FOR ]. L. WOODS
AGAINST POPULAR YOUNG
ASSAYER.

Sheriff A. V. Gibson, of Jefferson
county. left for Boulder Saturday
morning, taking with him James Les
lie Woods, the young assayer, who is
charged with making criminal as.
sault on girl at Boulder. Woods
friends are still confident that he has
been misrepresented in the matter
and believe the difficulty will be ad.
justed. Woods came to Lewistown
but a short time ago, and has ever
since conducted himself in a manner
to win the confidence of those who
have come in contact with him.
Girl is Located in Helena.
The girl is a we'll known resident
Of Boulder named Miss Morean. A
Helena dispatch throws some light on
the case. 1t says:
"At the request of Sheriff Gibson,
of Jefferson county, Acting Chief OF
Police Leonard Bailey last evening
nominally placed in custody at a local
hotel two women who had registered
under the name of Rosa Brown, of
Butte, and Edyhtia johnson, of Butte.
Later there arrived from Boulder on
the midnight train, Deputy Sheriff
Charles Huber, to whom custody of
the women was surrendered.
Sheriff Gibson, who had spent the
day in Helena in search of the WON.
en-. departed on the midnight train
for Lewistown, where, during the day,
at his request, J. L. Woods had been
placed under arrest on the charge of
having committed a statutory crime
ip connection with the younger of the
two women who were placed under
surveillance n Helena
From Lewistown Sheriff Gibson
will return direct to Boulder with
Woods. while Deputy Huber departed
this afternoon with the two women
for the Jefferson county metropolis
A special to the Record from Boul-
der states that warrants for the arrest
of all three persons referred to had
been issued there by County Attorney
c. r. Strananan, and the suppOsitiOn
was that the purpose of the women
In coming to Helena was to have an
operation performed at the expense of
Woods.
Common report has it in Boulder
that Woods was engaged to be mar
ried to the elder of the women. whose
name is Edith Mitchell, while the
true name of the younger is Miss
Moreau, aged Is, and who resides a
few miles north of Boulder. The sup
position in Boulder, according to the
Records special, Is that the elder OF
the women was trying to shield her
affianced. Just what charges will be
preferred by County Attorney Stran-
ahan had not been determined upon
up to q late hour this afternoon.