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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-11-07
The Next
Legislature

from Hawaii indicate that the party have
representation the legislature than before In the
Senate it will have Democrat from this Island something
las happened before and from Hawaii
delegation from this Island will be entirely Republican, something
that it believed has been before The delegation
is Republican and from Maui believed that principally
Republican The party will have in all probability working
force than before The Home Rule element being
and the party division in the legislature approxang to that of
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-11-07

"A recount may prove to be BOOM
erang.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-11-07

What becomes of the campaign por-
/ traits0
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-11-07

It looks like goodbye to the Home
Rule party.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-11-07

waity Building IA s. King Street.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-11-07

There will no doubt be a great
deal of satisfaction felt in the an
nOuncement that Hearst has been
defeated in New York. Hughes,
who has been elected seems to be
a man who has gained the conf
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-11-07

As the contest for Sheriff was
the intcnscst OF the campaign, so
the defeat of Brown is the result
OF the election which absorbs pub
lie attention. The closencss of the
vote adds to the interest. 1t gives
- -. .,,o,.,,I,+;,, rs 70 how he
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-16
WANT To Be IN
RECRADE PLANS
YEslER WAY AND MAIN ST.
PROPERTY OWNERS SIGN A
PETITION TO OF INCLUDED
IN IMPROVEMENT WORK.

Owners Of property along Yesler
way aud Main ~ between 9Th and
18th avs have taken steps towards
having those two thoroushfsrva ia
eluied in the resrade plans pro.
posed for Washington 81.
The Naahington S. reErade plans
contemplate cutting Noslcr way OF
from WaHhinEtou for a distance 81
elght blocks. and the erection 81 q
concrete retaining vail between
them The Nesier way people De.
sire To BE- included ga the reKrado.
80 as 10 avoid being thus isolated
As an indnecment FOR people 90
sign the petition for the reEyade II
Is promised BY the promoters u the
undertaking that she clty viii sup.
ply the necessary water Tor Hiuics
ing. using salt water pumped by
electric power from the hay Hut
Il Ia anticipated that By the time
the preliminary plans for the work
aro out OF The va. the new Cedar
river pipe line xill be completed
and Cedar river water can be used
Thls offer of Cedar river water
for the work serves the additional
purpose % winning 10 the support
Of the second main scheme a large
body Of active and enthusiastic
champions among properly owners
In districts where rcgTades are pro.
posed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-16
GIRLS
THROAT IS CUT

DENVER. May is--Hosie saris
co. aged Il. a refugee from San
Francisco brought hers BY George
Composite. alias Waiae. wHa found
dead yesterday with her thfoat cut
aud her head terribly hacked
Composite. Wtth whom the Eirl
NaH living a. his wife. has dlsap
fcarcd u th said tina he vas an
gered because the giri played with
other children. instead q WORKING
At home. Aad hrat her numerically
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-16

stance my statement of what had
occurred. Attorney General Moody
seems Ca think that the code OF
honor among gentlemen IN not bind.
ing upon the executive and his cab
met
The preaidont asked him to see
Nj Bailey and myaelf We met by
appointment made BY Senator
Chandler and talked over the vital
question.
Reached Agreement.
"lIe wrote and sent Co Mr. BAILEY
his understanding Of our views. and
when 40 met subsequently We
reached an absolute agreement.
both AZ 10 form and the substance
Of a proposed amendment, Ca which
be said the president would assent
and help Get votes for
Guilty Of Dad Faith.
"Of course. the president vas nat
bound not 10 change. but he was
bound under such circumstances a.
give notice. aud this was not done
Even the attorney general himseii
was not notified
The charge I made. aud nlill
make. ia that the gre aidsni is guiltl
Of bad faith. Hnt that the rate biH
which Nili be. when enacted IND
law. a much better and Htfong@
measure than sc hoped 10 set. hsi
been emsaeuiated 81 ono 81 it
most valuable and essential fca
tafoa - the presidents action
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-16
HUSBAND AND Wife
SEEK EACH OTHER

Mrs lanassky appeared at police
headquarters this morning aud said
she had been unable To get truce
OF her husband up to the present
time She does not know his al
dress, but informed him Of her
coming through letter delivered
AZ the general delivery window ul
the local poatoffiec
Tbs police were unable Go find
the mans name or address Ia the
city directory. aud the anxious wife
Il staying at 1918 Jrd av until Me.
lnnassky makes his appearance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-16

WASHINGTON. MAY ID sena.
tor TillmAn took occasion during
the session 81 the senate yesterday
10 make statement Ia behalf 81
ex Senator Chandler regarding the
assertions made hY the latter rela
tive to the rate bill negotiations.
which Senator Lodge. ON behalf 81
the president. denounced as dc
iberAto aud unqualified false
hoods"
4 nov declare most emphAucaf
ly. be said. that 90 NO human BE-
ing have ever given authority. OF
even expressed siah. 90 have any
conference with Theodore RooHe
welt Ia regard 10 the bill On tho
contrary. | have expressed the opin
ion. In more than one public inter
view. that be had nothing 10 DO
With Il. aud that q waa the business
.of the senate.
Objects to Meedy's Way.
While cunlradictlng ia no In.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-16
FIND TRACE OF
MISSING GIRL

Mali Stern. the i6ycaroid girl
who disappeared on sunday from
her home IN tilllmau City, n be
iieved 10 have gone to Port Town
send With Minnie Grout. another
young sifi. whose parents slao llxs
in Htllman cts
The family have aacWftaiued tha,
both Young girls took the car a
liillman city al fla o'clock on
Monday morning. aud left the eat
az isf az. s to take the Port Town
send boat Misa Stern il kuown "a
have frieuds living AZ that place
by the name 81 Coates The Eiris
carried tan and black satchsls
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-16
TRAPPED MAN
KILLS HIMSELF

ATLANTA. Ca. MAY ne y II
CLARK. the telegraph operator Who
went insane yesterday az ghamhlse
and killed ono man and wounded
four others. trrruriflng the whole
towa. Vas trapped late 10 the after.
noon by the posse that went in puf
suit Of him Seeing that he could
unt escape. be shot himself dead.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-16

Ellsworth aud nurt. The sketch
artists. Hugh Emett. the sentfila.
gulst. the Dots. acrobata. aud CIT
ford and otlh. the Yiddiahera, are
four strong vaudeville offerings Al
the Star theatee from now until
Sunday nlEht
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-16
THIEF IS cooL.

c /. Moses. sgi isth nv.. reports
that bis Ice chest. standing on the
back porch. vas looted yesterday
afternoon IN. Meaaa family had
seaniY eiHnsr that evening in COZ.
sequence
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-16
oalvgRlEss MORSE FOUND.

A horse and tlE without any driy.
Ct Was picked up BY Fatrolman
Peoples a. 18th ay and Madison a.
Yesterday evening The unlftt Nas
turned over 90 the nfnadNaY
stables until the owuer can b.
found
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-16
THE THEATERS
At the erana

Az the Grand opera house. begin.
ming neat SUNDAY. Managers Rus
sell and DfeW ~tIi present the san
Francisco Opera company in Er
mimic The company II made up
almost eRtlrelv II members 81 the
old Ttvoli Opera company. - we'll
ueil knogn IN san Ffauclseo aud
other eoaxt eities They weFa sn
gagged BY Manager Russell during
bis recent trip 10 san Francisco FOR
q period 81 four weeks. With the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-16
TROUT WEIGHED 80 J
POUNDS.

; PORT TOWNSEND. May id Z
; Frank Mann. engineer ~ the
. steamer naunfieHH. awcafH
) that he received this morning ,
} from Hon Flint. Who h at I
} Lake Crescent. one 81 the ,
! lakes famous RsafdsieY trout.
, whleh. ready for the trying I
; pan. weighed tsts poauda Il I
; Naa - Tat that Mr. Mann Oh I
} ann ~ her lard buckets with /
> the residue after The monster I
} had been cooked.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-16
At the ThIrd Avenue.

"A Hidden Crime" az the Third
Avenue theater. continues ali week
II Is meiodfam8tie production.
well rendered by the AYleaworth
company Next week they Will put
on Hal Reid'a new play. Driven
From Home
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NOTICE TO
SUBSCRIBERS

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-16
REFUGEES SEPARATED IN SAN
FRANCISCO ARE IN SEATTLE
TRYING TO FIND ONE AN.
OTHER.

Somewhere in this clty 3, Iasaa
sky Is looking for his Wife, ref
ugec from stricken san Francisco
aud Mrs ; lAnassky Il engaged
likewise Ia an effor TO locate he's
husband
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miss Il more than cnce. p,~s~ a.
phone us every time yea nla h
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-16
PR SEDEN7
TO BLAME

SENATOR TlLLMAN ACCUSES
ROOSEVELT OF BAD FAtrH
IN RATE AIT MATTER. AND
SAYS LAW WILL 81 LEss ~.
rIcrtvE BECAUSE OF HIS
aAcksltpE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-16
eLUs MEETS rosiosT.

The Green Lake Improvement
club VIII meet this evening to cea-
slider important business.
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sN APPRECIATION.

Alblon Place Seattle. Wash, May H. 1909
Editor Seattle speaking not ouy Tor myself
sure vecns sentiment Of other women OF
Seattle, thank for timely editorial In The
Saturday entitled e1sihsoo the Christian RE
ready to accept aud
that 81 the nfahmin whom you
IL should hear the truth
presented "a yaur brief editorial
Sermons presented the matter more fachiY
ana practically plain recital cannot be detrimental
Christian religion appreciation not only
stand taken By The star IN the
interest Of morality the time. MAHGARtf H. fi4Air
President Washington ". g T. 4.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-16
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binary sitter IN that merely nhak
with all that to eff flour Simply put
aud have tho other hand
Quality s maintained in this SITTER
sitter bat lasts longer ana
with hand than the latter
With ssc The special price effective to-
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This new material has nice sofi
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- Inches wide. the coiats fast.
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II Cf.AfItN a 60 q
WHOLESALE PRICE lie
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-30
STRIKE RIOTS IN WINNIPEG
scenes OF Violence Follow WaIkOut
of the street Railway
Employees.

WINNIPEG. Man. March 29.--After a
mass meeting lasting nearly all night con-
ductors and motormen In the employ of the
street railway company went on a strike
for higher wages this morning
Scenes Of violence never before witnessed
ON the streets of Winnipeg followed at
tempts to run the cars. A bowling mob OF
sympathizers gathered and showered bricks,
stones and mud on every car. Drivers Of
drays took keen delight In blocking traffic
by driving on tho tracks. Wires were cut
and switches opened, and finally the at
tempt TO run cars was abandoned. Many
fights occurred between strikers and strike
breakers and the city police were busy
making arrests of disturbers.
Mayor sharpe issued proclamation ask
ing the cooperation Of all citizens I'm main
tainig nOrder and stating that the law in
regard to disorder and disturbances would
be riEidiy enforced, A large force OF spe-
cial police has been sworn In.
Tho Royal Canadian mounted rifles will
be called out II further violence occurs.
Further attempts will be made to run cars
tomorrow.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-30
FASTEST BATfLEsHIP IN NAVY
New Jcrsey Maintains speed OF
tO.1S Knots en- Hour During
It's Triri Trlp.

BOSTON. March A.-The performance to-
day Of the battleship New Jersey in MAIN
tanning speed OF ISIS knots an hour in
a four-hour endurance run of the New
England coast. coupled with its remark
able speed yesterday over a measured
mile at Rockiand Ne. at 19B knots
an hour gait. places this product Of the
Fore River Ship Building company at the
head OF all American built battleships so
far as speed Is concerned.
II was sscer,aincd yesterday on its
Standardization trial off Rockland that an
average revolution of its propcllers of
1858 per minute is sufficient TO drive tho
l5.OOo-ton bottleship through the water at
the contract speed OF - Knots an hour
To-day the average revolutions per minute
reached 126zg1. and from these figures
tho trial board announced that It had
made an average Of 191s knots an hour.
compared with 1901 made by the Rhod,
Island and 10 by the Virginia. sister ships,
at their trials few months ago
At one time today the New Jerseys
speed reached 19.z7S knots an hour for
period of flfteen minutes, while the lowest
for similar period was 1890 The
weather conditions were favorable. Shortly
after the conclusion OF the run the minor
tests of turning, stopping and full speed
astern were held and pronounced by the
trial board to be successful
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-30
GAS WELL UNDER CONTROL
Great Natural Gas Gusher at Caney.
Kan. ExtInguished After
SIX weeks Fight.


INDEPENDENTS, Kan March s.-The
Kansas Natural Gas company's big gas
well below Caney. which was struck by
lightning February e. was successfully
extinguished today. The second hood
which was a failure two weeks ago was
placed over the well this afternoon. The
ground had been made wet and soft
around the well so that the hood sank
deep into It. Previously the six-inch
casing which had caused the horizontal
tongues OF fire had been dropped into the
hole. and the only fire now was through
the vent pipe in the top OF the hood
over 100 yards OF canvas was sewed into
big blankets and first layer Of canvas
and then a layer of gumbo was built
around the hood until there were tons
OF earth banked up. Then the hood was
anchored with bis chains. Steam pipes
were connected 10 the vent to prevent
the afimes from rushing down into the hood
when the valve was shut. as in yesterday $
trial. Then big spool was attached TO
the long arm used to turn the valve and
around this spool wire was wound Al
a given signal men took the end Of this
wire and ran. turning the valve quickly.
and the great fire was out The great
dfhculty now will be TO build derrick
over the well, fish out the dropped tubine
4 and retube and shut in the we'll After
the fire was put out the gas was turned
loose and is now blowing into the air
ont Of the top OF the hood
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-30
NEBRASKA WEATHER FORECAST
Fair FrIday and saturda,.
RAILROAD COMMISSION IN OHIO
senate Passes House NTH Creating
Tribunal TO Regulate Trans
pOrtattOn Companies.

COLUMBUS. o.. March 29.-The senate
this afternoon. by unanimous vote, passed
the house bill introduced by Mr. Wcrtz
creating a state railroad commission and
providing for the regulation OF freight rates
The bill was amended In some important
particulars but tho author will make no
objection and the concurrence Of tho house
in the amendments is expected. The most
important amendment was the insertion ot
an anti-pass provision, This prohibits any
state or public officer from accepting free
transportation under penalty Of forfeiture
Of office and fine Of 500 to N,oOo. The
bill was also amended to exclude sleeping
cars from It's provisions. except insofar as
the rates made by such companies apply
solely to travel within the state. The time
when the law shall go into effect was also
extended from thirty to sixty days from
its passage The bill provides for conf
mission Of three members, whose salaries
shall be 5000 year each.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-30
CLOSE VOTE IN ARKANSAS
Governor Davis and Senator Berry
Each Claim Nomination for
United states senator.

LITTLE ROCK. Ark. March 29.-Incom-
plete returns from a majority of the sew
enty-five counties in the democratic state
primary yesterday show a lead of 1000 for
Senator James II. Berry over Governor
Jefferson Davis in the contest for the
United States senatorship. Additional re-
turns arc awaited with great interest as
both sides are claiming a victory. Heavy
rains continued throughout the state to-
day and retarded the collection of returns
in the country precincts. II appears that
the final figures in the race for the sena-
torial nomination will show a narrow mar
gin for the winner. The nomination of the
following state ticket is assured:
Governor, John s. Little: secretary OF
state, o. d. Ludwig; attorney general, o.
X. Pindall state auditor. A: f. Moore;
state treasurer. J. l. Yates; state super
intendent OF public instruction, ]. j. Doane.
land commissioner l.. L. Coffman agricul-
tural commissioner, Guy r. Tucker; SUI
preme Judge close between w. l.. Moose
and ]. FL Reddick
The nominations in the congressional dis
triats follow
First r. b. Macon; Second. S. Brun-
didge. jr; Third. j. G. Floyd; Fourth,
close between w. b. Cravens and l.. A.
Byrne; Fifth c. c. Reid Sixth, j. T..
Robinson; Seventh, r. NJ Wallace.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-30
PACKING HOUSE TRIAL SET
Judge HumphreyH VIII Call Cases
Against Corporations for Trial
In September.

CHICAGO. March %. Judge Humphrey
today set the trial Of the packing corpora
tons which were denied immunity at the
hearing ended last week for the second
Monday in September.
Early I'm the day a conference was held
between Judge Humphrey, District At
torney Morrison and Attorney Miller. rep
resenting the packers, regarding the date
Of the trial of the corporations. The dis
trict attorney asked that the trial be im-
mediate and the judge and Mr.. Miller IA
vored date in September. The confer
ence was adjourned without action to per-
nit the district attorney to consult the
authorities in Washington. Later when
the conference was resumed. District At
torney Morrison offered a formal motion
asking for a trial on the immunity pleas.
II was denied. as was a similar motion
made by Mr.. Miller relative to the corpor-
ations. The court then set the date for the
trial
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-30
WoMAN'S DEATH INVESTIGATED
one Man wanted in Connection with
ARair MAY Have shot
Himself.

LOS ANG ELEs. cal. March 2s,-Detee-
tivas have been detailed 20 investigate
tho cause OF the death OF Mrs. J. J. Flynn
III Belleville. ont. who came to Los An
geIes recently with her husband. said 10
be a Red Cross nurse. who disappeared
shortly after her death. incidentally, tho
detectives are searching for Flynn.
In an Indirect way the name has been
linked with that Of an unidentified man
dying a the county hospital Of a self
inflicted pistol wound which he received
at Fast Lake park Tho wOuld-be suicide
destroyed everything on his person that
might aid Identification. In general way
his descriptions tallies with that OF Flynn.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-30
SALT LAKE ROAD TIED UP
Between Twenty and Thirty Miles of
ROed Badly Damaged by
Floods.

Los ANGELES, cal, March s.--With
the exception of the Salt Lake road. the
railroad situation IN southern California
Is practically normal again. It was given
out from the office of Second Vice Pres-
dent Clark OF the Salt Lake road that
no train would be operated through be-
tween Salt Lake and Los Angeles within
ten days and probably not for two weeks.
Between twenty and thirty miles of track
is badly damaged. Trains from this end
are being operated as far as Las Vegas
and from the Salt Lake end as far as
Calentes.
There was wreck on the cuesta grade
near San Luis obispo, on the Southern
Pacific, this morning Three coaches OF
train No. 10 were thrown from the track
when the engine ran into washout. The
train was running slowly down the noun
tain and only few passengers were
bruised.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-30
INSURANCE BILL TO GOVERNOR
BOth Houses of New York LeEisIH-
ture Have voted to Post-
pOne Elections.

ALBANY, n. Y. March 29.-'rhc assem-
bly, today passed the insurance bin post
poning until November Is next tho annual
election Of directors and trustees Of the
New York Life, Mutual Life OF Now York.
Mutual Rcserve OF New York and Security
Mutual Of Binghamton. terminating on that
date the terms Of ONCE OF all present di-
rectors and trustees Of these ana prcscrib-
ing that at the elections when held no
proxy shall be valid II executed prior 60
September Is.
The bin passed the senate yesterday. II
now goes 10 The governor.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-30
MANY IMMIGRANTS ARRIVE
Record for single nay Is Broken at
ELLIS Island, New
York.

NEW YORK. March 2s.--OveT 1l'oOe emil
grants arriyed in the harbor of New YORK
today on board seven steamships from Eu-
ropean ports This number is the record
for a single day which has been made thus
far during the annual spring inrush of emil
grafton.
Ellis island. where these emigrants are
examined and either rejected or admitted
90 the United SCates. can care for less than
half Of today's arrivals. its limit being 5000
daily. Those who cannot be landed today
will be kept in the harbor on their steam
ers until later i'm the week These emil
grants include the following nationalities:
English, Irish. Germans, Swedes. Hunga-
rians. italians, Portuguese and Russians.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-30
RUSSIANS STRIKE ON COAST
Revolutionary Men of San Francisco
HOnorinE Schmidt. Refuse TO
Attend Church.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 2S.-Because
REV Theodore PashkovslSy, priest Of the
Russian orthodox church in this city, has
refused to offer up prayers for the repose
of the soul OF Lieutenant Schmidt, leader
OF the Kniaz PotemiSine mutiny and to
hold a memorial service In honor of that
officer Russian revolutionists in Father
Pashkovsky's congregation have boycotted
his church and written to the priest
threatening letters.
These letters state that unless the priest
accades TO the demands for service in
honor of schmidt the writers will secede
from the religious body. Father Pash-
kovsky declares that he will not under
any circumstances pray for the man that
armed himself against the czar