davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily tribune., 1906-11-02

90 be candidate for the senate again.
but my friends ipsIst l shall be. )"
The senator Is now on his way to
Montana. having i,ft here late yesrer-
day. He declared he had almost com.
pletely recovered from his automobile
accident in France.
The daily tribune., 1906-11-02
Atehison. Topeka & SAINT, fe RAILWAY
FREEMAN SUMNER, Agent.

No. s23-From Pueblo and all
points east, arrive daily y.. II 20 q N,
No 82o-For Pueblo and all points
cast, depart dsily.-... 6Sipm
No b3i-To Canon City, daily except
NJ sunday, nas depart: p.rt:..-;,;;--,-,.---.- 400 IN
- eept snndsy, arrive-------..-.---- IL :as TN
60 az, go ho0kvaie-; ;--------.----. i2t5 m
W, nn rom hockva5----.-...----- 10 IN
~, r,D,noct connection 10 now made at Pueblo for
Chicago and all points sast, and al La Junta
With California limited for Los Angeles and
Ban Francisco. -"''
in9uiries solicited and promptly and cheer
fully snswersd.
Descriptive literature folder free By sppl,
hSe 4. 4. PALMuR AsenS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-01
BERTHA WILL
SAIL TONIGHT
STEAMER WILL HAVE ALL
BGRrHs FILLED AND EVERY
TON OF FREIGHT she CAN
cARRY=suMMER BUSINESS
TO WESTWARD BEGINS ~
EARNEST.

Tho summer business 20 The
westward has commenced and To
niEht when the Bertha sails she
Will have eKerf ton Of freight Hha
can carry aud all befths filled with
passengers The Bertha will take
north the first coast and peodeiic
survey party ~ Canadians. calling
st Vancouver for the party -
charge OF o Morse They vii
SO 70 Yalulat Tor the Heaa0n :
work
The bertha will take Jack Daf
toms seoW Of lumber which All
be discharged al SkaKway AMI
shipped Ia Whlfehorae. on the W
kun At sEaKway she wlli loa1
hcrBpefs aud dump carts for Ore
the southern terminus Of the raft
road noW being built by "a tie
hey. a sawmill plant Tor the fsils
road vii BE- taken and "a large efe0
tD operate II vii also go Nth
A cold storage plant owned D. &
~ ileney vii be shipped from
Skaeway
Mann Of the fIrei.einsa passengers
are busineHH men ~ Valdez and
Seward aud the stcornEo will be
occupied by iabarvrs for The Heney
road
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-01
BALL0U IS BACK
Former Northern Pacific City Tick
e, Agent is Nov in the Same
Position for the Pacific
Coast steamship Co.

~ G Hallon. for several years
city passenger aud ticket agent Of
che Northern Pacific IN this city.
v ho reeigned q year ago. Is again In
transportation harness. This morn.
Ing he assumed the position Of city
ticket agent Of the Pacific Coast
Steamship company J r. Williams
has been Transferred 10 Pier y as
ticket agent a. that important sta
ton
Mr nallou. Is one Of the best
known transportation men in Seat
ile ilis long connection with the
Northern Pacific will make him a
valuable acquisition 20 the Pacific
Coast Steamship company officials
For the past year he has hecp in
business in the Hullfrog mining dis
trici In Nevada. bat Illness prevent
I'D bis STAYING there and be return
cd 20 Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-01
$500 $500 49, 4
ON THE FRONT

The Ai-ki arrived from shaes %
aud Way ports lhia mefnlag
steamef fNgailau reached port
from ths westward fsis mufnlug
slth 81 psssenKvfa aua goa tons 90
ore from The t1amaF mines which
alil be discharged az Tacoma The
faFaiion VIII now REVERT 60 her oWu-
eFa ere Alaska Steamship company
baHing heen chartered - she Alaska
Coast company, foe the PAST three
weeks
Iuk Golden Gate. Of the North.
aestsFn Steamship snmpauy. wim
st away Cos thn north this after
npou.
Steamer Cottage City Is due from
gbe north tonight
Captain Charles navis vent out in
eamuBud "a ths neirhtn last nlEht
"a place &c Capfaia John Johnsan.
aha il waited iu the sts4sner Ia
diana rolls enss. nau IN the federal
enaft ia which II IL charged egy.
sral seaman wwef ili-tfeatFH ga the
eayake ayouod shs fiufu fsom New
NaFH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-01
TOWNS PETITION
FOR AN ELECTION

A petition has been presented -
the county commissioners ASKING
that they cali an election for the
purpose ~ KlRine the people - Hiu.
man crff York ard Southeast So.
atiir the opportunity 10 vote on the
question 81 incorporating the three
places into a third chsa city.
u iho three places are incofporat
"a and - seen az the Incorporation
"a perfected. another election viii be
called ta determine whether the
people ~ that city SAINT 90 be an
nsxed 20 Seattle
Al mass meeting which vas held
recently az Southeast Seattle the
residents 81 that district declared
themselves almost unanimously IN
fnYur - annexation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-01

we've fvt ora fire and hurled into the
brush in the hipe af aflYinE me
W6itivv from his hiding place.
pYnamite Il Used.
NullvN after Noilay II rifle shats
were sent into the brush aud the
crowds called ullou tim Go comc oul
aud surrender
smith steadily refused. however.
know ms that his end had eame.
Enssresd Just Once.
oncr when tbe bullets went whlr.
sins through the eonse and the
dynamite was exploding about him
h. emerged from the eslEe ~ tho
thieket hut instantly returned Ca
his East hiding place.
lie Yves Seen hy scores e men but
disappeared too aaiekiY foF them 20
fire.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-01
STRIKERS BEGIN
AND THEN QUIT

Further. That am employed re-
eardless OF ans action which may
be taken b. such company as 10 any
former employe. and without recon-
incubation or consideration Of tho
said shingle Viewers union"
When this was presented 10 the
men they refused TO sign IL and
when the whistle blew az noon they
walked out
The Meteor e. lying In shilshoe
bay. loading cargo Of lumber
for San Francisco The Boleom
Mill Co. are the shippers.
Nineteen lonEshoremon Of Ballard
donated SIS for san Francisco.
Jack Russell was arrested YES.
terday Afternoon for stealing ride
on a Great Northern train. but was
released this morning after a lee
ture bY the chief OF police and a
promise Of good behavior.
The funeral Of Mrs. Alvin Mat.
thes. BIS Ballard ay.. will be held
tomorrow at p. ma under the aus.
pieces of Seattle Hive No. s. l. O.
r 81. The interment will be az
Crown nm cemetery, Ballard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-01
BY
A TORNADO
FAHmHoUsgs AND SCHOOL.
HOUSES oBLiTERArEp ~
wfsosToRa-sEVERAL IN.
JuREo.

MEDFOHD. Nrh May -plek.
Ing up frame dwellings, aud harna
hud tossing them around Ike 81
much chan. tornado swung
Afternoon
The storm came from the south.
vest wlfh little waruinE. and Mis-
Annie Hartman. Bertha Hartman
aud Mfa Hoaa urcw were unable
10 reach places % safety before
sustaining painful injuries Many
others weFu slightly bruised
The tornado first wrecked the
Residences % Fred Hartman. Fred
Drew and T. J Cook. and then
Demolished the schoolh0uaes in the
Buffalo and Morning View dis.
tficfs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-01
Hartman TAKES A
RAP AT PRESIDENT
Railroad Magnate Discusses "Ant-Railroad
Conspiracy and the Panama Canal, at Ban
quet atRainier CIub---Asks for Entrance Into
Seattle on Equal Terms With Other Lines.

your own llTea. your own business
and FoHr resources.
Tot Opposed 10 Canal.
"Tala conspiracy seems 70 be pct
forward Ia an effort 10 loreHhhdOw
something else that is being done.
am Spreading now Of the Panama
canal am not opposed 10 the ca
nal Int this attack on the rail-
roads - this time seems 70 be an
effort 70 convince tho people that
there d another kind ~ Transport
faiion needed. 20 create sentiment
ia favor Of the construction OF the
canal
Mr. Harrimam's address was brief
and be referred but briefly % his
plans for Seattle lie said In ref
erenee 10 the work 10 this city.
Wants Equal Terms.
4 have been asked 10 state when
thought We would reach you here.
! 90 not think % Is a question Of
when Ne viii reach here but when
sou wlli reach as ~ We want are
facilities for doing business here
on as favorable terms as the other
lines aud every obstacle or OBJ
atruetion put Ia our way will be a
disadvantage not only to as but TO
you Ne will start our work 90
construction az this end when We
are provided with what We are en-
titled 20 have from your city"
NJ Hartman left for San Fran
cisco last night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-01
E EMPLOYEES OF SEATTLE CEDAR
LUMBER co. RETURNED TO
WORK THIS MORNING BUT
WALKED OUT WHEN THE
WHISTLE BLEW.

BALLARD. May sixteen OF
the striking shingle weayers re-
turned to their former places with
the Seattle Lumber Co. but walked
out again M noon as they were
asked to sign an agreement "a
waive their allegiance 10 the union
The statement they were asked 10
slgn g. as follows:
on rc-cntcfing the employ OF III,
Seattle Cedar Lumber Co. | here
b. state that | am re.employed by
this company en- my own individual
application for the position with the
distinct understanding that do not
In any way represent the ShinEie
Weavers union;
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-01
LOVE ALSO LAUGHS AT
EARTHQUAKES

Love laughs at earthquakes NJ
wen as locksmitha and watchful
guardians.
To-day Hai Smith and sadie siear-
Ing vere Joined Ia wealock ~
Judge Morris Ia the superior court
They are both refugees from san
Francisco.
OUT % the fire aHd destruction
which visited the stricken california
metropolis and IN which these two
lost an fheir personal possessions.
ehme che little god cupid and their
sorrow at she loss II their worldly
goods De- icaygued hy the new found
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-01
ORDINANCE TO CONDEMN
TWELVE LOTS is QUIETLY
INTRODUCED At MEETING
or CITY eouRelL-NoNE or
The MEMBERS APPEARS TO
KNOW a GREAT DEAL ABOUT
The MATTER.

Much mystery surrounds un orti.
nance introduced in the city cuun.
ell last night hy Councilman Huri
providing for the institution OF con.
domination proceedings FOR tho pug
pose of acquiring Tor public use the
twelve lois OF block u. n. 4 Den.
ny'a Sixth addition
When the ordinance was intru.
dnceh and read bY title bat tad
or three members 81 the council
appeared Ia be ID an familiar with
n or ita Intention.
Councilman Rseelie pruteated
against the effort 90 hasten h bs
merely reading the measurc by Il.
ilg and asked that it bee read o.
Asks for Explanation.
Al explanation Of the purpose az
the measure wuH then anked AMI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-01

efa cannot be- condemned Tor form.
ing a combine The farmers are
luat ua wary q Dot as ans commits.
sion dealers. and they have kept
their ewes ON the papers and know
that the largest order ever placed
on the Sound by the United States
government has been given to Sc
attic dealers TO fill
This morning hay. both Eastern
Washington and Puget Sound. took
q sharp advance OF 81 per Ton. and
with that the market Is etiff
The government has need %
$500 tons. and this amount viii
BE- shipped on the transports for
NE Philippines. Alaskan bids for
hay Wiii also soon be advertised
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-01
Will orvu RECEPTION.

nr aud Mrs William s uarflng
ton viii be rendered reception ~
the congregation ~ the First Meth.
odist church on next Tuesday. the
anniversary OF their golden Ned.
dlnE ur harrington Is presiding
elder Of the Seattle district aud.
With his wife. ia quite prominent
Ia religious circles
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-01

aau;oN CITY. orr May i-oa
sevlls umbgred slope between
4. ssasAssn Pacific tracks and the
ws,,.n.egte rive. half a mile south
- seun of New Era. Frank
800 ne aespeFado. was shot ana
- Il iisie o'clurk this morn
- 81 Harry Draper the humane
.lsess q Sfosane
"a haadlf was flushed by pran.
=. h,salhhands behind a los In
~ 40 sesf portion ~ a ihickct
ooss Find Him.
- soss aeo held Ia leash hy
rv,aer uhea they Fun out behind
~ - vAsra the bandit was
srusehln9
7ses stool hsaitatinEly haY ins
- leulls sulfflne ihg air
rva.rF CHARGED - look below and
a. o. bandit
4rara~ 70 Ysas Handel
IN voa saith be asked. COW
.,sns Aln With bis ret oliver
i - rvalsel che deaperaio, -
!. ssseAs.f fax his revolver
vfhsu shFuw up N0uF hands de-
tssAsA psapaf
rAea Ae nfasssd the Weapon close
!. - hanalfs bead aud fircd Al.
- INSTANTLY The hulle, entered
Srake sgnpie. Who lived hair al
~ tAeaet unconscious
Sensational Chase,
- bandits hsty vas taken from
a hrasa Is taa failroad track and
AZ shere Femoted lo New Era
Il ura ~ eanseyanees could be
wu.nrea il AS removed 90 THIS
S1Ft
nza3Fesla Of peopln lined the
nn.e b Sc TIE temains
n kl.iGax q fhe desperate wsa
- eamax II = sensational chase.
49, hstea from early this morn
~ lie 40 surfuaaded ia the
nlr1st ukere h. met hts dnath ~
fa e maFe msa from orr9on ClsN
ca1sy and other folnta along the
yAS
fSsvv aoxsn sticks 20 dynamite
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-01
PREPAY FREIGHT

san Francisco freight tor the time
belnE nual be prepaid rhia infaf.
niatien Vas received this mofnlue
by l. " iifundaRe. commercial
agent Of the Pacific Coast Steamship
company. ia TITS city, from Manager
feafee. The circular also stated
that the service on the southern
runs aut af san Francisco vas re-
stunned aud that business would be
Transacted the same as before the
san Francisco disaster.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-01

happiness which VIII give them
courage 70 begin anew In this city.
Net on the Train.
The newly welded pair became
acquainted on the train en- route
from san Francisco 10 Seattle.
Friendship soon ripened into love
aud marriage marked the end of
their journey 70 the place where as
man aud wife they expest to reside
permanently
Aif aud Mra. smith left The court
house accompanied by the conKrafu-
iations Il the few who witnessed
iomance unique and rarely eneoun-
tered IN the ordinary walks Of life.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-01
BIG REALTY OFFER
MADE TO- H|LLMAN

~ tla0 900 cash. the balance Ia
Tires Ynafa al per cent
Hlllman declined the offer and
set price a. 81 s1u.0aa upon the
property TOT which the offer Was
nHae
Negotiations, however are afill TIA
prosfean and there 10 a possibility
shat a deal ~ aome nnfl ell b.
made.
iillimau began his real estate
operations ia Seattle eight sears
aaa D. fhe Investment OF g. .a9a ln
Gfeeu ts.fkr property since shat
time h. has operated not only %
Green Lake but Ia southern suburb.
"a aad Lake Washington property
hnd ioAag places his wealth a.
shout 81 zoe 600.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-01
BuY rHRouoH SEATTLE.

The United States nAyY paY Of
flee Ia this city has received reaal.
sitious for supplies "a b. forwarded
60 the Mare island navy yard az
san Francisco u o. the opinion
az officers here that the greater part
of the hus ing Tor that California
yard viii b. made through Seattle
Tor some time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-01
PAY RoIL AUDITED.

At the session ~ the aehool
board yesterday the teachers pay
roll Ter the month ~ April VAS
audited. aud several bids foe sap.
plies unaued The month'a pay roll
amounts "a s8s.t2I. aud covers the
SALARIES ~ lsa teachers. both seE
ulafa aud substitute
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-01
SAILORS WAGES rHG SAME.

For the present the matter OF
wages between the Coast Sailors
union and tho steamship companies
VIII be allowed TO remain aa for
mcrIy Notices from the sailors
union headquarters at san Fran
cisco have been received at the local
headquarters stating i'.ai iu view Of
the san FfaauiHc0 difiHter the
agreement ON wzL,s hs, been tabled
FOR the time being
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-01

up the work during the coming dry
season. The appeal was made az
a meeting Of the fire commissioners
held in this city yesterday. George
Long. Who attended the meeting as
q representative OF the Weyer-
haeuser interests. agreed on behalf
of those interests 10 contribute ST..
GOO. or one-half of the sum estimat.
ed TO be necessary. other timber
owners Will be asked to contribute
the remainder.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-01
To FIGHT
FOREST FIRES

The state appropriation for the
protection OF the forests OF the
state having been exhausted, the
owners Of timber lands which are
exposed 10 fire have been called
upon by the state fire warden 10
contribute enough money TO keep
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-01

J y Fanauurth 4 Sons. II
ehicsEo aud sas Ffaneiaco yepier.
day offered {. y unlman tsco. oe9
Cor hls realty holdings IN Klng
county
Tho offer included the payment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-01
WORKINGMEN
DEMONSTRATE

LONDON. May IA great iabof
demonstration took place az Hyde
park inliaf Celebrations took place
Ga 90 Euferean capitals. bat fhev
we're generally orderly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-01
TRIAL - BEGUN.

The TRIAL ~ Andres Anderson
" hn AS arrested un Apgil = fuf
attempting ~ rob hndor Peterson.
vas beKnn In The superior court
this morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-01

J. p. FARsswoRrH a SONS. OF
CHICAGO AND SAN FRANCIS.
co MAKE aio ron HOLDINGS
or REAL ESTATE MAN-NE.
ooTiArtoss ARE PENDING.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-01
RESIDENCE DAMAGED.

A small blaze IN residence n
tfHH aEh Az owned b. Edward
Cstoakf8. caused damages 20 the
structure yesterday amounting "a
$500
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-01

T. H. Hartman. railroad mag
nate aud head Of the Hartman Hys
tenn 81 railroads. Ia an address al
the Rainier club last night inforcn
TALLY lHaailed the motives Of Pres
idcut Roosevelt and his followers 10
tho campaign for railroad reguli
ton. accusing them Of making an
attack on the railroad Interests aa
a means Of lmDre sing upon the
people Of the country the import
ancc Of constructing the Panama
canal
The name ~ the president WA
not used and the reference 20 fho
matter waa not made In direct
terms. bat lis pupori WAS vcry gcu.
orally understood b. those Who
heard ST. iarrimau.a remarks aud
Immediately became the subject OF
much animated discussion
hntlRailroad Conspiracy.
There Is another subject oi
which I desire 10 speak. and 81
which ] have not spoken IN public
before, said Mr Hartman. IAN
that % this antirulroad conspiracy.
which seems % have taken 30
strong "a hold on 80 many OF our
people n YOU destroy the earning
capacity 81 these railroads yoI
make ii impossible for US TO secure
money FOR needed improvements.
aud az the same time sou destroy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-01
ENTERTAIN RELIEF CORPS.

Mrs. T. II. wiuchen viii entertain
Stevens Relief Corps and friersds at
her home. 725 Twenty fourth Az.
south. Friday. May e.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-01
REAL ESTATE COMMISSION.

OTIS II Hanou has brought suit
against A. nfetrbach 90 secure taft,
which he claims De- Que him aa COM
mission for the sale az some real es-
tate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-01

Alex MARKS. an Indian. vaa re-
leased from the county SAN after
serving a three months sentence for
taking liquor on the reservation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-01
SECURES A DIVORCE.

Frank stoves was yesterday
granted a decree q divorce from
Lulu Stoves.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-01
OAKLAND PEOPLE CLAIM THAT
SOLDIERS 90 NOT UNDER.
STAND RELIEF WORK, AND
BITTER FEELING rs ENcEN.
pEREo.

OAKLAND. Nay 1. The plan TO
place ihe relief uafs in this city Ia
charge ~ the regular army 10 meet
ins opposition from Oakland off,
claia and relief committees. wHa
elalm thst the army officers are un-
familiar wiih conditions ard Busnie
20 property cope Hlth the rrlhiem -
earring Tor the large refugee colony.
Much bad feeling has been rngeu-
defcd and there ere Indications u a
bitter nEht owes tbe matter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-01
DESPE RAD0 is
SHOT AT LAST

Frank Smith Meets His End in COpse After
Sensational Chase---B loodhOunds Find Him
and Dynamite Is Used to DisOdge Him---Re-
fuses to Surrender, and Spokane Man Shoots
Him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-01

". u. cfoekef. - the eros ker
Wool worth bank. returned today
from the raat whefe ne saw many ~
thr LEADING flnanetefs ITO reports
that thrF have uniimHed faith iu
fhe future ~ San Francisco and
shat faa eastern banks wiii Offer 90
purchase aii san Francisco rr ufi.
ties Tor ssle
The California promotion commit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-01
Of HAY
TAKES JUMP
FARMERS REALIZE THE NEED
or FORAGE TO Fill GOVERN
mENT CONTRACTS AND, AS a
RESULT. BOTH EASTERN AND
PUGET SOUND GOES UP.

Farmers have raised the price Of
hay and this time the local deal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-01


PARIS. NAY I Numerous stff.
rSaes oeeugfes between striking
aaevisg asH and the police early
tS nsfuinz
iae most serious disturbance
~ place Hhaa 400 strikers fired
slla = policemen mounted on bl.
gt'es The attack vas provoked
~ attempts a the officers tu
1Stst SEVERAL warkingmcn
tee police returned the fire scat.
Mfisx he fieiera and w0undlaK
A'sfal q their number
1000 Join strike.
ihsFs Is almost continuous riot.
~ 2 Bsilefilie market Most q
ifoabie = caused by printers
VI iaa q them have been arrest.
MS morning 10000 more men
@'asi ne strike The police report
- IS arrests we're made up to
Wholesale Arrests.
ne tifF resembles an armed
- Soldiers occupy every posi-.
- q Importance. and permission
ts4
Tie Wholesale arrests have left
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-01
STRIKERS fire
AT POLICEMEN
0Hcers Return Shots and Scatter the Rioters
Numerous Skirmishes Occur City Like an
Armed ...Wholesae Arrests.

the violen, eiemeat largely without
leadership. aad there has not been
az much yinlcnee So far as was an
tleipated
A Lens there have been rep.at-
Ell explosions ~ dynamite. but no
serious damage Il set reported.
Prominent Men IN JalL
The lmperiallst arrests include
Count De noufcRnrd. who Il charged
with being az the head u a plot
against the ruvt fnment. Major
Feullient formerly commander u
the Imperial guard. and NJ Nibert.
an editor
A warrant Ia our for n Frumen-
Tin. WoalfhS anarchist. buf b. can
not - found. ~ GFtltuuihea vir-
faai bead of che confederation u
labor. has been sent 70 jail Lieut.
Tlrrand 90 lang waa arrested fol
IowluR 90 address which be made
20 1000 people. advocating social
iHm
Police Guard Americans.
a squadron 81 euirasslefs have oc.
eupied part ~ the Place - ieioile.
and cavalry ia patroiilng iu the
vicinity % the ministries and the
quay - prmy.
gfhs police are ca guard az The
American embassy The morning
100 distarbefs were arrested iu The
Place % "a Hepubiiqua end rlaced
~ iau without TRIAL before q maEls-
tfafe
Anarchists Expelled
Many anarchists haRe bern ex-
PEELED from Euflne. several
ueaIfhy anarchists have boon are
rested
An explosion from some unknown
cause on the Champs De Ulysses
alarmed the citizens early this
morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-01
Use a. a Sub station.

CITY Engineer Thompson vas 80.
pealed "a and explained that it
was block OF land iuttlne into
the south ond OF Lake Union
deemed 50 be- extremely desirable
To- uae aa "a sub station aud that
condemnation proceedings we're 10.
atiiutsd as the only meaua Of &C.
Hufias Il
The place n dodfed FOR use as
q site Tor stables. stare rooma. ware.
hssuees and aubatuti0ua IN eonnec
tian With the citYs several public
utility departments Eventually
4 Nttl be found extremely desirable
~ q site for q cliy street ear barn
ard Huh station.