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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-03
TO START EIGHT
HOUR CAMPAIGN

A. the next session % the ieRis-
Iafure the United Brotherhood 81
Railroad Firemen viii attempt TO
secure the passage of a iaw making
Il a penal Offenae for railway com
Dauiea 10 allow or compel it, em-
pioyea to work more than eight
hours 4 day For the purpose Of
accomplishing this the delegates
from the various railway orders
have met ia Seattle and elected a
legislative board There we're sew
erai hundred delegates present, rep
resauting the state and auxiliary or.
aauizations. A legislative board ~
five was selected. with J. II. Gil
Iully chairman.
The railway order claims that
most of the wrecks and accidents
are caused by oYerworklng the
men and compelling them 10 work
Ga some cases 30 hours without
sleep.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-03
DOES NOT LOOK
FOR TROUBLE

After an absence OF several
weeks ia the north, John Rosene,
president OF the Northwestern ST.
herian company. and other Alaska
companies. arrived In Seattle yes
terday on board the steamer North
western Regarding the anticlpat-
ed differences between certain Rus
stan mining companies and his
own. MFR Rosene stated that there
would be no trouble
Some time ago a letter was re-
ceived from Russian Consul kosak-
cvitch. Of san Francisco, warning
the Northwestern Siberian COM
pany Of its limited rights in the 81
berian country The letter also
stated that the company had no
right 20 obtain FOR miners or pros
pectors any mining property or
rights on Cape Chukotsh. Eastern
Siberia
MIR Rosene stated that the North
western Siberian company was not
locating prospectors or miners. but
would continue TO DO business uu-
der the official concession granted
by the Russian government
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-03
ON
TOMORROW

The King county republican con.
Nention will meet tomorrow az 10
O'Clock In the Armury Barring a
possible discussion over some plank
in the platform. the convention
promises to be a mere formal ratt.
fication of political trades, eau
cuses. combinations and deals nj
ready perfected Il Is almost a fore.
gone conclusion that the convention
will follow the precedent Of two
years ago aud instruct its leglsla.
tive nominees to support direct
primary law
uncontcsted candidates are as
follows: Superior court Judge
Mitchell Gillian: sheriff. l. c
smith: auditor. James 2. Agnew
treasurer. Matt Gormley. clerk
Otto A. Case: superintendent OF
public instruction. J. z Storey cor
oner. F. NJ Carroll; surveyor, A. l.
Valentine; county commissioner
South district. Dan II. Ahrum; state
senators. Forticth district, !. u
Knickerbockcr: Forty-seeond dis
trict. Z. /. Allen. Fortysixth dis
trict. Joe Lyons, Forty-seyenth dis
trict. Robert =. Booth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-03
SUICIDES IN a soxcAR.

pasfclmoe nasis az an early hour
yesterday uarnIns discovered the
baiy uf "a man IA = haxeaf. eg Rail-
rusa AZ and. fFofn rapera. Il -
Thought that tbs man is d. J. Eis
bert An examination revealed The
fact hat Nthert ha1 committed sui
eide b. dfinking csrbolie aCid. Tns
body Vas removed Is the noeney j.
Watson rafiqFH. uhefe Il VIII be
held shnrt tima. awaiting further
Identification
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-03
GOLD BROUGHT
ON HUMBOLDT

with $4,000 In gold bullion the
steamer Humboldt arrived from
skaEway shortly after II o'clock
this morning. Win the exception
Of 90 hours 81 heavy rain after loav
ing skagway excellent weather was
experienced on the trip From Pun
ter Bay and Petersburg the Hum
boidt brought 1899 cases Of salmon
Fort, eight firstciass and 81 sec
ond class passengers came south.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-03
|STENSLAND TAKEN
IN FOREIGN LAND.
s.,oo Bank WreCker in FanCied Security
4 Captured in ENTHUSIASTICALLY Power
viii Make Extradition Easy--ScOrned Woman
Gives First Hint to American Officers.

stsnslsnda capture IL due 90 a
woman scornrd Who gave the
states attorney the first hint of bis
Whereabouts The banker lett Chit
cago on IulY H. for NpW York. and
then sailed for Liverpool lie ~
manned there tso days and boarded
20 rauKieF
Staualand spent much time IN
Gibraltar. definite elrws uf bis
whereabouts being found there
where he had established hans
account ~ tie.eeO The banker Vae
not careful In preserving hts iden
tils and lcft q trail vide open lie
lived "a = conspicuous hotel Ia 0ihs
raltar aud tfequented cafes ani as.
suelafed Nth dancers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-03
STEAMER ALK|
IS ASHORE

The Alaska bound freight steamer
All Of the Pacific Coast Steamship
eompany's fleet, loaded With eN
plosivcs, ran on the rocks ~ the
south end Of San Jun island during
dense fog this morning
The ARR. ia charge Of Captain
Thompson. left the Pacific Coast
dock At cas- o'clock last night
Captain Patterson. OF the Pacific
Coast company. ana Captain Bic
KUN. on ono of the lattorB tug
boats. left for the stranded steamet
shortly before noon today.
Advices were received this after
noon by the company that II II be
liovod the AlM Will be noatod al
high tide.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-03
sulA MARIE ASHORE.

The launch Ella Marie. crowded
with plentekers bound for Wild
wood park. ran aground off Belle
sne. Lake Washington. this morn.
ing. The passengers were taken
of In small boats and no one Was
Injured. The accident happened on
account ~ the reversing gear re.
fiisine 10 work Tho boat was go-
luE nt full speed making for the
wharf when the captain gave the
.iaunl 10 reverse. The engineer re-.
sponded. but the gear would not
work and the boat showed her nose
on the beach. where she was stuck
fast until the steamer l.. I. Haas
arrived and towed her of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-03
SEVERE FALL
into WATER

while walking down the gang
plank from the steamer 20 schwa'
haehar'a pier yesterday afternoon.
chief Engineer Anderson. q the
steamer Edith. fell 90 the water
below. striking a Pile boom and
breaking his eft leg above the
knee While attempting 60 crawl
upon the loE hla leg Was crushed
between the pile and a dolphin aud
broken ia three other places.
n schnitns. a iuuKHboFcmRn Nho
waH standing upon the dock. imme
aiafriy lowered = rope and slid
doun to the assistance ~ the In
lnrad man Tho rope was fastened
around Anderson waist and be
uaa hauled 10 the dock above.
A hurry call vas seat for the
ambulance Rud he Was taken to hia
home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-03
WRECK OF NICHOLAS rHAYeR

Capt p Peterson. master 81 the
little schooner Ida May, which ar.
rived in port yesterday morning.
states that drifting spars and bits
81 vreckage are floating Ia the VI.
cinity Of Kodiak island Il Is be.
ifeved that the wrcekaKe came
from the old bark Nicholas Thayer.
There has been no trace 81 the
Thayef since she left Seattle last
February. bound for Seward.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-03
|'NEDE FARMER
S ROBBED
no PROMINENT WoaEa ARE
lofsrIFiED eY The VICTIM
hso ssE HELD ~ The CITY
Ait-sAIL MONEY REFUSED.

4 f0a robbery. IN which tuo 70.
- % the job. vas pulled of In
= io'sm saloon. it1 Occidental
% Saturday night. the victim
20 John Land. a swedish faF
~ fscsatlY arrived from Mime
- iof the purpoae o. settling 90
ssaSt Last night Mrs. Rees
su.k. wife Of The proprietor Of
= saloon. and Mrs. Foster were
s sd b. Detectives Barbee.
I and Kennedy. and al.
= aash he charge has not set been
4 - against them on the books.
~ y that o. grand larceny.
rnsn Luhd arrived in the city
~ Iso0 on hls person. aud en-
- ne saloon On Saturday
- about ? o'clock he had $500
- be caffied He states that
- drinking his attention Was
.selsd 81 two women ia a rear
fho beekoned 10 him lie
lhsm. drank for some time.
- seke ~ about one o'clock Sun
:. morning. In the street hatless
= ahnlless
Vt Confronted this morning
y Two women. Iuud Immedi.
hehtifled them as the par.
I'LL whom be had been
'hs The women admitted
80 seen him In the saloon. but
- al khONledEe o. the rob.
80 ~ sfioft was made b. Rees Hey.
-. - ne husband Of one on thr 40.
-. - 2 obtain bail money. bur This
',,,, fsiasee, and the women are
Isa 'onilned IN the clfy JAN. whore
~ ~ VII Be held until the com.
''@. ny. y He'd, after which tbs5 all
y J, . sa' 70 the county jail. there
-. -.st trial before tha superior
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-03
FAIRBANKS HAS
CLAIM JUMPERS
PROTECTIVE UNION TO BE
FORMED AMONG THE MINERS
or THE TANAkA FOR SELF
PROTECTION.

According TO Fairbanks mining
men naw ih the city. the feeling
against claim jumpers 10 10 bitter
that the miners IN The various Din.
trieta aFc considering the formation
81 "A protective union 10 warn peo-
pie against jumping claims With a
view 10 preventing litigation
II IL nog the idea % the miners
20 have the protective union cover
people gho take up ground IN good
faith whether they are riEht or
WFunE. bycause theY al least believe
that fhey are flghi. aud where there
in opposition tho Ownership muat be
determined by lhS
The union'a orranlfatioa vii be
for TIE purpose Of covering that
class 81 men Who uufposely stake
over another mans claim when a
discovery has been made
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-03
BURIED
ALI VEE
Chicago Boy COnfesses
b murder Of Younger
Playmate.

cnrkGO., SEPT 1--Roheft Cor.
IA . NJ Is years q eEe. has coo.
-. as BE- Is the murderer Of
k~sA Red. ) Years ~ REr lie
- y k!lled the yuunEef boy witn
I frxk. ksfftag kin On ne Bead
40 - tartsd TIE BODY shsia
IN xse ssill life In ~ h~aeath
h aA<walk In frunf q his father :
las. n7s Afvker avenue me
~ stx sas foand where Goftou
I'll y k1t Buried Il
lnsr az Investigation ~ the -.
IN larsnu vas taksn inio cua-
Nc The abssnes OF TIE Reed boy
~ hh Aoxns vas naticed 81 ,
fs2x saf9xdsY afternoon and
Hzt xss inmediateig begun
i@aan I'D fhr father - The Reed
" shpaFs he STREETS IN the neiFh'
ntsnsz ~ several hours FINALLY
faeslo<4 lAst nlghl ~ took him
! shrp fss hody uaa buried Aud
cssiee d .izrshx 4 gp
as tskea 20 the station ani
FzssAnsa b. the police Gordon
eszs ass ana eoafssaea that he
sd1M ~ - 10 ths basemeut -
.fss@a kone. uisirested hin and
s1<a = sffsnpfrd q ESCAPE struck
IN % Ne Mad uNh 4 briek. lie
sa sszss.z him adTe
pa osA~f boys. ranging to aEs
~ : o % years. Nha bad been
s~zzlax rsiA Geraon At fba rear 81
y sre4 h0n4e before fhs marfsf
'-sazs kEosn. wsts taken insn cus
usI Tha Reed and Gordon FANS
- ne hsAf saeh osheF and have
- 'rizn.fA fof years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-03
lsrERsAv DROWNING.

seis~1 yesterday AfteFno0a with
81 spitspsic ~ JOSEPH wel1feit, -
5ulaef 81 Buffs. kfuut. fell from ghe
intsfhsy fresfts nHa was drowned
lie waa sesrust from the water
siihtn 30 nslnatea fregn she siiue u
his fsii. baf al efforts ia revive hisn
vsrr atfhout avail uepntk Cofansf
Arneld aad ~ Ca9A - tntsfhaY
neru present anH fhr former or
aegra the bafy removed b ihr ritY
Weiaf~sf ass unmarried ard vas
viaitinx his usothsF. Josephine Weld
frll 81 Aulth's Cove
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-03
pEhra OF MRS. J. C. KEITH.

Suffering Ter years with chronic
iilneaa end last Thursday niKhi
stricken with paralysis Nrs J. -
keith. wifs a ur John G Keith.
az tho high school faculty. died yes-
terday afternoon AZ the family
hamr. gza Twenty fifth av The
husband snd two children. Clarence
aud ENTITY. survive Funeral serve
tees viii b. held ~ the r1rst IA plist
church IT 2 o'clock tomorrow after
noon. iatermsut win be made 80
Lake View cemetery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-03
T R|S{(C;()
QUE |
Striking Carmen Bus,
Watching farley's
Men, However.

sAN FRANCISCO. Sept AL.
though many strike breakers are 90
the EfUand and mora aFe expected
TO-DAY. Lha uniiesl Railways made -
attempt 20 start ears today The
fact shat Tits Is Labor daY caused
the company Co think the unioa
nrmpafhsxeru would Cause trouble
The Carmens union did not paf.
nei pate Ia The parade today. a. The
men are employed yickeiinx The car
barns and watching the railroad
stations Cor the arrival Of strike
breakers
The wlnd0ws 81 the car barns are
hesnx covered with NiFe betting for
prafecfioa against missiles A nam.
her Df deserfions from the ranks Of
the strike breakers TOOK place 20.
day All state that the company e
Representatives misied them regard.
ing the conditions
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-03
SEWARD PENINSULA ROAD
ts NOW NEARLY GRADED

Grading on the route Of the Sew.
ard peninsula railroad viii be com
plcted this week and the work OF
LAYING tracks for the road will be
completed by October !. That Is
the announcement made this morn
lng by President John Roscne. The
rolling stock. according 20 Nj. ko-
reus. - on che ground. For the
present no extensions have been an.
nouneed. bat Mr. Rosenc states that
that matter wiil BE- taken up at the
OF the track laying
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-03
SEATTLE cHoRAL.sYmPHoNY.
SOCIETY BEGINS REHEARsALs

The Seattle ChOral.Symphony SO.
ctoty, which WAS organized last,
week By James n. Hone, has made
tho following appointments OF Of
ficefs. Mrs. Judah, pianist: Mrs.
Hatcher. secretary and treasurer,
and Mrs. Watson. dean Of the mon.
ltorA Tho first rehearsal will be
held AZ the Plymouth church to-
morrow night. and singers are In.
vitod. The orchestral division II IN
process Of formation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-03

..,ss,ra sept Paul q
,.'.,.sa. president Of ,ac wrecked !
500 Axsnae state bank Of
-. xas arrested here lhis
49, :. esmriaint " Assistant
aa',A.-ss sssenss Olsen DO has per
= s.>aslAad from thleaso
- 49, Enslaad ans $ s,sn =,
~ s.selsd ausieF ihs aaa'e ~
gsl.sn Il NesNaY 80. 49,.
s-sAlsnse. thinking he vas
$50 N.,.s.. tAage n No. eR5raaitl@n
- -. s~,.~a the iwo eonairics
- :. wliAas government =
~ "a tas Unltei States and
: - sasly vlli euihele over cx'
aasfza14
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-03

seem 10 De Of the type one would
expect 70 see rs sgcH an event. bu,.
ON the contrary. they appear 70
be- women Of refinement They are
accompanied Ia most instances by
escorts aud conduct themselves a.
though witnessing q presentation q
some theatrical performance Pres
ident Richard sa3s that they nave
taken la up TO the present moment
SO 600.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-03
bUFORD SAILS
At DAYBEEAK

The army transport Buford. IN
der rush orders from the quarter
master general at Washington. y
G.. will sail for Oahu island. TIA
wall, at daybreak tomorrow morn
ing to assist the stranded trans
port Sheridan. which is on the
rocks near there.
capt. Holdt. formerly OF Camp
Mckinley. II r, will leave on the
Buford and viii have charge OF the
expedition Two powerful centri.
fugal pumps are aboard the trans
port, as we'll as other salvage ap.
paratus. A full crew has been Sc
cured for the trip.
The transport Thomas left San
Francisco az daybrcak Sunday
morning. and will arrive az the
scene Of the wreck a day or two
IN advance Of the Buford.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-03
N.l.en w,Iah, f,f Pounds.

GofsDF1Ei-D. New. sept. s.--Gans
has selected Jack walsh as time
keeper. Others ~ his corner are
Prank Mcdonald. jim Griffin. Hub
Turner and Kid Simms Behind
Nelson win he Biiiy Nolan. Robbie
Lnndie. Johnny Reid. Young Kid
mccoy aud Tim Mc6raih. Referee
Sller Is Ia splendid condition Nell
son VIII so iuto the ring weighing
i3f 4 tip came from Nelson's
camp this morning that nobody
there believes Nelson will win.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-03
SILVER SALMON
ON THE RUN

Silver salmon have begun to run
IN Sound waters and several schoon-
&c loads have been received since
Saturday BY the san Juan and
r.hiapcfS FISHING companies satur-
day 40. oon pounds were brought Into
pert from the straits and this morn
ing n sfunii schooner brought down
lnbout 10 tons.
"A prtces win be announced during
H,he coming week The flah are
.saail 40 far this season, but the
fiehermen say that they VIII im-
nrove Ia size by the middle OF the
knlouth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-03
FIRES OUT At
ATLANTIC CITY

The fires which ragged in the VI
entity of Atlantic City Friday and
Saturday were eXtinguished at an
early hour yesterday morning.
The fires We're started by boys,
who. after getting a good blaze gO-
ing. disappeared. leaving the resi-
dents 10 fight the flames
+. A Murdoch. a resident of At
lanuc City, telephoued TO Fire Mar
shall Kellogg asking him to look
after the fire. which was promised.
but Mr Keuogg failed 20 make his
appearance aud the citizens are
very indignant over the affair, -
II left them In a bad predicament.
especially Il a high wind had
arisen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-03
THREE STEAMERS OVERDUE

Steamer Oregon. due 10 arrive
from Valdez yesterday. has not re.
ported off TntoosiI island up 60 =
late hour tbis afternoon. steamers
Portland and Santa Cruz are also
due from the north today, but have
not been reported.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-03
BARGE NEARLY SINKS.

Shortly after tying NJ alongside
the transport Buford az the Wal ~.
dock early this morning. the coal
barge Hlaleiay from Tacoma, loaded
With SO tons Of coal, spfvuk a leak
from . collision with the dock and
Commenced 90 sink rapidly. a call
for assistance was sent 60 The fire.
boat, Hn0aualruie. which responded.
bat the barge wis almost totally
submerged when the Enoqualmia
arrived. Several large suction pipes
were placed IN position and The
barge was pumped uut. Tho coal
vas loaded aboard the Buford. and
the Blakeley VIII go On the marine
yeys for repairs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-03
Purse Is s1ssoo

4 30 oclock-Presldent Richard
has Just announced thar the actual
sire Of the purse Is 80 500, to be
divided IN the following manner.
Nelson 20 get t22.s00 and Cans
fii GEO. Nolan would not agree to
fight until this amount was insured
him This agreement has been kept
from the public until the present
tine a. Richard did not wish 20 in
terlcct any more angles than had
already been sprung
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-03
NORTHWESTERN ARRIVES.

Steamer Northwestern arrived IN
port yesterday morning from Nome
with = small shipment ~ gold and
q light cargo She brought y first
class passengers and s. second
class.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-03

The people are films the bleach
ers very rapidly II looks as II the
arena has nearly been sold out The
sale IS still going on Among those
consp icu0uslY seated around the
ring are Sat Goodwin. the actor;
Senator Nixon. of Nevada. Charles
Clarke. of Montana. Jimmie Britt,
Willis Britt Harry Corbeft. Jimmie
Coffroih. Eddie Hanlon Tim NC.
GTath. jack Grant aud his brother,
Peter. Jack WEIGH. Eddie Grsney,
Colonel Martin Brady and many
others prominent in banking and 20
clal Circles IN San Francisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-03
GANS-NELSON
at GOLDFIELD
Fighters Weighing in Every Hour and Don't
Move the Beam--0ver 200 Women in ths
Arena--Bgger Fight Purse Given by the Club
--0dds on Cans Growing
GET THE STARS PINK FIGHT
EXTRA THIS AFTERNOON

within q after The 6aas-NsIssu 0Eht this
afternoon. Inc aiu al4nk fERfa containing
complete Godned Arrangement have been
made directly TIE fight capable
sroftng writer's viii be the rugde Hash He 70 The
Star office
Al the occurrences leading 10 he fight n BE- related Ia
detail the weighing talk about f
ftnEHias and the betting bg bg
round until either fighter verdict The " the
pfvttn.nAriss will also be related % detail
Watch Tor The star bulletins the big wHnt
the beet report The expected tho ring al
oeieck
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-03

STOCKTON. Cal. Sept "A
special train ~ strike breakers was
transferred from the santa Re 10
the Southern Pacific tracks Ia the
outskirts Of this city a. II O'Clock
last night II Ia believed u viii 80
10 San Francisco via San Jose. Two
more trains are said to have gone
via Benicia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-03

Goinf1ELD. Ney.. Sept $40.
day opened with a broliing hot sun
Early tbla morning n number Of
specials arrived and the camp as
stunned a busy aspect Early IN the
day there vas some betting az 10
10 : and some a. 10 20 : on Cans
Both fighters we're up early. bat
neither did any work beyond linn
berins up stunts Nelson b. con.
fidegt aud seems happy Cans
wears tho same old worried look.
bat IL confident He Is IN good
shape. although a tnfle lean he
insists that he ulll have no trouble
ia cleaning ap the Dane.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-03

SACRAMENTO. Cal. Sept 81
.Tuo trains With FagleY's strike
breakers we're rushed through earlY
this morning. hut received orders
not to 10 20 Oakland on account 81
Labor day. 20 avoid riots. etc 1hef
will remain IL Eimira tonight Eight
men dropped OF the train here
While running fifteen miles an hour
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-03
0ELRICH DIES
SUDDENLY AT SEA

NEWPORT. r. l., sept. s.-News
Of the sudden death Of Herman oel-
rich at sea came by a wireless mes
sage from the steamer Wilhelm de
Crosse this morning, The nature of
the Illness IL not stated. Ooirieh's
wife has left Newport 10 meet the
steamer upon her arrival
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-03
Rouna Preliminary.

There will BE- ten-found pre-
liminary between Bobbie Lundie. Of
san Francisco. and lack Clifford. Of
Montana The men win fight az
i15 pounds riuEsiae The preiims
inary II scheduled for 2 p m, Pa
cifle time The main event viii 10
pulled OF promptly At O'Clock. Pa
cifie time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-03
FsAR roUL PLAY.

srhe local police have been asked
so la.ate David scfnehief
neara OF IN this city on Aprh -.
rorneiller worked IN the mines, ana
aiso owns homestead, valued II
Is said. nj $4,000. Il Is feared by rel-
a lives IN Chippewa Fails, Wis, that
he may have met with foul play.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-03
MEDAL CONTEST AT raEMonT

Tho ". e. r. =. u Fremont win
hold "A gold medal oratofical contest.
also q vocal contest for a silver
medal. at the Asbury NJ =. church,
tomorrow evening at : o'clock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-03
COUNTY CLERKS RECEIPTS
SHOW Bt0 lNCRE ASE

4 gain OF more than IS per cent
Is shown by the receipts OF the
county clerks office during the
month Of August The receipts OF
tho month amounted TO Si.la4 and
showed a gain over the same month
last year OF 5000. There Is also a
decided Increase In the auditors re
gafufa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-03
YOUNG CLAYTON coNFEssEs.

Raymond clayton. aged 10 years.
was arrested last night by Detee-
lives Philhriek and Barbse. charEed
with the theft Of a gold watch from
Mrs. Bruce, sie6 Sixth av. The
watch was recovered this morning
from a paWushop where Claydop
had pawued It. Clayton confessed
10 his guilt.
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TO oapAln NEW PASTOR

A meeting will be held al the
Kirkland Baptist church on We'd
nosday afternoon next NJ o'clock
10 consider the ordination OF the
pastor. Rev. Arch Maeklniosh.
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CHICAGO, Sept 9.--wnllam Ran
dolph Hearst telegrephs 10 the Tri'
bune today denying that he Is a
candidate for vice president on the
democratic ticket in zoos, as re
uoftca by that paper.
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manr Women Prssent.

900 O'Clock Looking over the
crowds there appears TO be about
200 women present They do not
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BOMB ExpL0DES
IN ST. LOUIS

~ Louis sept 7.-one person
~ and u injured. several sefi-
= he fesulf - the accidental
go Of bosab Intended to be
x$ y ss0nnca tha moving OF
srade this morning.
- the bosnb fIew 10
- lie crowd.