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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-27

Hf McGmW and his colleagues
viii f.rHi invoke the assistance ~
ihe HtHG.nsfou delegation a the
national eaUtl. and b.. IN turn,
viii officially lay the petition be-
fore oongfeas
Hopes o. Success.
The adyoeatos ~ the movement
for added federal aid base their
hopes OF success on two grounds.
The friendly attitude Of the pres.-
dent as made plain IN his recent
meHaare. and secondly the am
nouncemeBt 81 Theodore = Burton.
chairman OF the committee on riv-
ofs aud haHhofa al Washington
who has decided that federal aid la
such matters as the Washington
canal would b. granted Whcrg
those benefited furnished from IS
"a - per cent Of the cost
And this the county has done
In this case Mr MeGraw said this
morning So. from that stand
point there l. no reason Why con.
gresa should not do what We shall
ask Of a. We have given the site
Of the canal. which Is nov worth
more than 81 600. GOO. and besides
that We have subscribed $500. 600.
Ia other words. We shall have de-
frayeI more than 20 per cent Of
The cost Of the canal. even II con
eresa agrees 20 build the concrete
lock"
The total appropriations already
made by congress toward the con-
s,rucfion Of the conduit net s220.-
900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-27
DIVORCE GRIND
ON ONCE MORE

After a two days respite Zee the
supatiaf court Judges frafn the eoss
n divorce s@eAsnK husbands and
vivss. three complaints wcfe filod
today Mrs Anna Eva Gilman
wants q decree u separation from
Fired Otis Gilman. alleging nou.sap-
port Tor tao years sac demands
aiimonv b. the sum of tze a nonth
and asks Tor the custody ~ her
little alri Mafslrn. aged a.
Charles y Dillon brought n q
complaint against Nora = Dillon.
aiiexlnE deaertiou. William Chsliis
aiso climbed the hln e. the court
house this morning ard brought iu
hiH legally phfassd tale % sorrow.
alleging deseftian.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-27
John H. MCGraw and Senator Wilson Go to
Washington on Behalf Of Lake Washington
CanaI--Plan to Make Big Waterway Bigger
and Better Than First Contemplated.

Congress S. to be- requested r.
lend further aid IN the construction
Of the Lake Washington canal alfh
au appropriation to ultimately ap.
proAimate IN the neiehborhood ~
81 800 600
The request for the nppropfIa-
ton Will take the form 81 "a petit
tiun that the federal government
install concrete lock hi the con.
teuplsted conduit in the place ~
the wooden one James A Moore.
the builder ot tho canal. has agreed
Ia erect under the present contract
with the county The purpose Of
the movement f. not alone to Sc
cure fof the conduit a lock which
viii be- permanent in point Of dura-
hillty bat 60 enable Mr Moore 10
devote the entire $500. 600 SCI apart
By the county IN making the big
ditch better in every way than az
first contemplated.
Co to Washington.
Former Gov John II McCraW
Who goes 10 Washington Sunday. 81
one Of those IN charge Of the work
OF formally laying The matter be
fore congress Gov McGmW will
colisbofHte. among others. With
Senator John { Wilson. and both
men vii appear IN the canal mat
ter no The representative Of the
committee on hsrbors and harbor
impros ementa Of tho Seattle Cham
Der ~ Commerce. which body has
had the proposed request for added
federal aid under adflaemeut for
some time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-27
RASS LOSES MS
LITTLE TOE

Dan W. Bass. president ~ the
shlnGia milin bureau. must 80
through life minus the little toe of
hts risht feet That member Was
ampuiatea today az The Minor hos
faihl
Several days ago Mr. Bass was
trying 10 run TIE Usual gauntlet on
railroad av and Main NJ between
different freight trains lie had
waited for some time for an oppor.
tunity TO cross. but one train
stopped aud apparently dld not in.
tea 70 move Mr. Haas was In
gsu act ~ jumping between cars
when the engine started The right
foot ~ Mf Bass was caught and
crushed tie was taken to the Min.
81 hospital
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-27
NEW WITNESSES ARE
CALLED By DEFENSE

been a brilliant stnden, in the high
school. and he then told Of how
Chester had entered the state unit
reFsity with BIN and had failed 10
Keep up with his work
William Tell Laube had been a
fraternity brother Of the defendant.
In this capacity he had urged upon
the youth a greater Interest in col
iese activities but could not even
obtain n satisfactory response TO
bis remarks.
With this witness. as with the
preceding one. the prosecuting at
tufney attempted 10 show thar Ches-
ter had been rushed" on account
Of the fact that be was a good fell
loW This attempt failed
Harry lshell's testimony was
corrpborauYe OF the preceding.
Two new witnesses have been
subpoenaed By the defense. Jack
WIZARD. who carried CAos,ers gift
Of flowers To Nine. Patti. and John
Dankel. the young man who suggest.
"a a bow AMI arrows as a more fit
ting purchase on the night on which
Young Thompson purchased the gun
with which he shot Judge Emory.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-27

TACOMA Dee % to-day shortly after the fraht.
~" wreck en- e Seattle Tacoma Hteruhsn yesterday
being solely blamed Charles unssna ssmaa o. the
freight train visited scene of The
eson ard that while there he hyeaY members
% hs family that he had accident
They will hang " back he wildly. my duty
eut suppose the officials will blame Ne the
The MANS sates had hesn temporarily
driven ~ hs speech hystsr
ieai sod
Ascending 20 his wife Fess enly stayed the house few
Minutes and hs entire stsraau pas
SionAey again and again that no had done
Finally Mrs. Fess sssrsd from the hsu.. hyssrs
declaring no SEEING then no has not been
seen o. heard o. ard the be LET sr
the MAN wandering aheu assnu which hs ever.
wrought state 81 mind he unable understand
Feas lived with his wife
10 IS AZ st9 South
s"s re'h live there alec Fesss disappeared Hsdas after the
soeH ard h' Wat 70 his hems the eny thns
sines bis disappsasanea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-27
That's Why E. C. Hughes Has Been Selected as
Joe Lyons Attorney in the Legal Contest for
Seat to Which Cotterl Was Elected

George =. Co,terill. senator-eleot
from the Thirty.siN,h district. will
not be given the seat to which he
was chosen hs the people OF the
district. II the VIII OF the heads OF
certain corporations is carried out
George r. Couerill Is pledged TO
support certain legislation. the en-.
actmeut OF which these corpora
tions want 10 prevent as Il would
involve an additional expenditure
on their part OF several hundred
thousands OF dollars each year
They know that with George r
Cotterill In the senate. such legis-
lation would be sure 10 be enacted.
as no member would dare to 90 on
record against r.
Consequently T.. c. Hughes. q
memhcr of the law firm of Hughes.
McMickon. Doyull a Ramsey, attor
noys for the Seattle Electric com.
pany. the Chicago, Milwaukee, q
st Paul Railway company. and "a
number Of other large corporations.
has been employed TO act for Joe
Lyons To contest for Cottorill's seat
I'm the senate.
Laws IN Question.
The laws In Que stion which these
corporations 30 much fear are two
First. an amendment 10 the law
under which at the present time.
I'm the event Of person dying as
a result ~ personal injuries re-
ceived. whether immediate death
follows or not No recovery can he
had II the person is unmarried
as the right to recover b. limited
TO the wife or children of the de
ceased. Congress. at the last SOS
sion, amended the law SO that In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-27

the purpose Of running down the
thieves
While the coal land lootlng has
been principally IN the states Of
Utah and Wyoming. the charges
made will reach ont In All dlrcc
lions. and reorganization Of the de
partment of the interior, including
the land office. f. being made. be.
cause the. frauds. 81 is charged,
we're made possible through the
conniyance Of various officials IN
these governmental departments
The Investigations already made IA.
dlcato that the fraud and corrup.
ton OF the system as the OrRani-
zatian Of powerful influences was
known. reaches the very heart Of
the general land office. and APP
bIffniiy urFmeates It's every
Bras
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-27
MAN USES RIFLE AND WOMAN
REVoLVER-raU PRosEcUT.
ING ATTORNEY NOTIFIED.

A desperate duel between hus
band and wifr. one armed with a
heavy rifle and the other with a
revolver ~ large caliber Was 70.
fesled "a the office Of the prusocui.
Ing attorney today In a letter re-.
ccived by Assistant Prosecuting Al.
tofneY Nandoveer.
The letter Nas written hY Mrs
CLARA haliVorih. OF Hobart. Wash
between whom ami her husband
the duel NAa fought Mrs Hall.
worth. after citing turbuieat do.
nestle infelleliiea. IN which her
husband repeatedly threatened her
life. declared that last niEht he
came 90 the house armed Ntth a
rifle and opened fire on her as hhe
stood IN the doorway.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-27
STREET CAR KILLS
BELlInet An MAN
fssrlpe. T.l.ar.ph s.ryIs..l

HEfI.INgIfAM Dec sT.-An
aged and uuidentified man was
struck ard killed BY a street car
yesterday afternoon A Catholic
prayer hook bearing the name u
Besaia johnson. WAS the only mark
Of Identification upon his PERSON.
IRE man vas apparently about 40
yeara - sRe. and e0fe a long now
Ing henrh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-27
CORPORATIONS DON'T Want
GEORGE F. COTTER|LL IN
STATE SENATE AT LYMP|A
cHERRlNGroN WILL
RETURN NEXT SATURDAY.

y. H. Cherrington. secretary Of
the Anti Saloon league, Win return
60 Seattle next SATURDAY. after an
which he has attended national
convention of the Anti saloon
league at st Louis ard delivered
many speeches IN different parts Of
the country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-27
DADS
IN SEATTLE
MEMBERS or CITY COUNCIL
INSPECTING Tris ctrY's
METHODS OF DOING Busi.
NESS.

A large contingent from the Port
comforting with N. heads % civic
departments relative 20 Eeattie'e
method ~ doing things. The eco
Monies ~ bnildlng. street Improve
menta disposition II garbage and
the running ~ fire department
are among the things considered.
city Engineer Thomson. Who is In
possession % the latest plans u the
best European cfematories viii be
consulted. as Portland stands In
imperative need OF new institution
of that kind
The party leaves tonight for Vie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-27
MOB TRIES To
ENTER JAIL

Las ANfMAs. Colo. Dee s7--A
denprrata effort Was made Yepier.
las hs a mob 20 take Lawrence Ln.
berg. accused 81 the murder OF
Henry iaxsamoyer q well kn1ru
farmer. from the jan =, this place
The mob waH mat Ntth stern re-
fuaal hy the officials % the jail.
aud. although some violence was
offered. the authorities succeeded
In aiaperaiuR tho mob A second
attack g. expected today. and ever
preparation has been made to meet
a possible attack
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-27
TOWN DESTROYED
BY EARTHQUAKE

SANTIAGO DE CHILE. Dec 81.
Hall Of the town OF africa. In the
province Of Tacna. has been do
stroyed By an earthquake. and 9th.
er towns In the neighborhood have
suffered more or less severely. The
seaport 81 iauique. i20 miles south
OF africa. was not damaged
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-27
YAQUIS INDIANS
ON WAR PATH

NoGALEs. AriR.. Dec 81 Over
100 Yaquis are on the war path
near Valencia Details Of the MI
Ing. witch are slowly coming In.
Say that ~ Indians aud one Amcri
can have ben killed This II said
20 be different from the one which
Colonel Matson reports from near
f.anehot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-27
Will ASK CONGRESS
FOR CONCRETE LOCK
R00SMAN UNDER
MORE BONDS

George a HosHman. the Seattle
lawyer recently charged With the
crime ~ perjury. alleged fa have
been committed while on the stand
in fudge ffatera court ON elta-
ii0u 10 shaN caues shy be- should
not be removed from his position
Of special administrator iu the raa
tate Of RnHamsn a johnson. was
this morning put under additional
bonds by Superior Judge Griffin
His bond ia uoN $3.50. having been
rained 90 thaf figure from the for
mor amount 81 1i.gHa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-27
MYSTERIOUS DEeTA of
CONSUL.

. (serfpps Telegraph serVlee.l
! LIVERPOOL. Dec. q Col
Dceeimnnn. Russian consul
! here. was found dead In bed
. ihis morning. death resulting
! from n pistol shot The au.
! th0riuea are uncertain as 10
) whether the case IL one of
} murder or suicide
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-27

price 81 coal per ton al the hunkera
Is ~ follows Black Diamond lump.
&C.. mine run. g. 80. Newcastle
lump $40. Fulton lump. g.. and
the Carbonate AZ $3.50 These
prices are 70 the retailer. who in
turn charges the consumer co cents
Per hour for the time he IL wait.
ing for bis coal This usually makes
the coal cost the consumer from $50
to sic per ton To-day coal IL not
a. be had 20 ans price
South Prairie Coal.
The output Of the South Prairie
mines AT South Prairie IL now en-.
tirely In the hands Of the Kas com.
panisa 81 Seattle and Tacoma one
car 81 Rrntun coal reached Seattle
this morning. but inAnmueh As tbs
Seattle Electric company handles
the output % that mine. local deal
rra were unable 60 st any.
The Pacific Coast company DE-.
clares that Il 10 making every ~.
fcrt to handle the situation. bat un.
tlil ia men return a. work 40 coal
will be Forthcoming from It's mines
The Roaiyn and Queen Goals are
nos entirely in the hands Of the
Northern Pacific railroad aud none
~ the product Of those mines il be
Ing sold IN Seattle
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lstar Special 6eryies.)
PORTLkND. Ore, Dec. IL
nile Practically the entire coun.
~ west of the Missouri river. az
result 81 the coal monopoly. Is
.hisFing from the greatest coal
~aihe ever experienced the grip 81
government and Of justice e.
|s1'enine slowly about the organ
~ gang which. u is claimed. has
III year been robbing the domain
h eoal. mineral and timber laHds
't.aed af many millions Of dollafa.
r.kldeni Roosevelt iB back 81
" WORT Of investigation. aud ev.
agsney 0f the government, ~.
Wing fhe Interstate Commerce
1haiission. the secret service. the
sasfal grand jury and the court 81
W.T.. has been set IN motion fer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-27

sarts e. compare American methods
wfth English.
The visitors are T. A. MCSafy.
city attorney John y kayanauEh.
fret esputy. !. q Holden. fire
rhirfi " v Masters and wife r.
4 Msn.fes A. \. Wtiis q \ Shep-
hera. n " Wallace. John Anuahf
and " A ueidinE
TIRE contingent is being taken
aroand the city and shown the
workings % the dlffersn, depart
usuts ~ Mayer william Hickman
Hoors and cts Engineer ~ ~.
Thompson this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-27
ROYAL BEraorHAl.


BERLIN. Dec. 81 Princess Alex
andna Victoria 81 sehietWiR. Hol
stein. sonderburE aud Clncksburg.
II hetothea 20 Augustus William.
the fourth son OF the emperor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-27

listen 90 oeeur on the Seattle. Ia
eoma intcrurhan. nufinK the month
The faaa opened thvfe Was a head on
eoisiaian az point etnse 10 where
tosia1's oeeaFfed. There we're none
sllied 81 that wreck. and the nroi-
Gent oceurrsa before the rad uhs
vel organized.
The f0ad has handled an exceed
i0kiY heavy traffic Tot thu raat rive
ytara THIS - the first serious sc-
cident o. oceur. ana this happened
through no ineomuenlsney 81 ems
ploTee or any fault e The company.
II flaEnRu F'uss = at fault the ne-
eideHl harnsaed through the ueEii-
Fenrs % 3 uan who paEsaA the
highest EXAMINATIONS necessary up
on entersnE she hefvlee ~ the com
ranY.
Foss vas thoroughly e4peri-
sneea raiifaaa mas. understanding
his dulles ia every detail ue in a
man who has been naxxias trains
for years While hs has uaf been
huE 81 tbs service - thls company.
Ne ia no way attFihufe any possible
nskitxeurc To the length % thts term
% employment
J q N0ss couduefur 81 The pas.
srnNar train. was Engaged 20 be
married o. Miss Nora Williams -
raeema. early next Yeaf The young
wawan Vac Frustrated when she
beard the newH - the wreck and
81 the death ~ Ross
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-27

the federal courts any next OF Kin,
whether wife. children. parent,
brother or sister. is entitled to re-.
cover Second. to amend the law
SO that In personal injury cases
the mere fact OF contributory neg.
llEenee will not bar the plaintiff
from recovering damages. Il the de-
PENDANT has been guilty OF a greater
degree OF negligence than the plain.
tiff
Jury Shall Judge.
Congress on June IL. 1906. passed
an act providing that the mere fact
OF contributors negligence shall not
prevent the plaintiff from. recover
Ing. but the jury shall In all cases
Judge which party has been guilty
Of the greater degree OF negligence.
Cotterill is in favor OF amending
the state law on the point so as
10 bring II into harmony with tho
national law.
Hundreds Of people are annually
injured IN the lumber and single
mills and on the railroads in the
state Of Washington They are
compelled to sue In the state courts.
as % per cent of them and their
relatives are residents OF the state.
The changes advocated by Cotter-
IN. II enacted into law. would be
costly 90 railroads aud other cor
pofatlons as Il would ontltle par.
ties TO recover In large percent.
age of cases in which they arc now
barred
With Colterill In the legislature.
such legislation would be sure 10
PISS. as no republican would care
20 commit political suicide by vot-
i'm against IL. II he is compelled
TO 90 ON record.
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n DID MY DUTY, BUT THEY
WILL HANG ME " EGO BACK"
m Said to Be Responsible for Wednesdays nteruban Wreck Visits
His Home and Then DsappearsIs Beloved to Have Lost His
Mind and to Be Wandering Amless- He Did His Full
William GuiOn, MOtOrman Dies Of His Injuries
,...s.444At4sA4i

tsssa
! TACOMA nsr &C. "a has :
F. hssa DISCOVERED that the Inter !
/. s,hsn Nrcok dIa not ureur Ia =
f, nsn.e county ~ Ht first be :
/, setea hug thaf Dc happened I
!. 49, lee feci within the Nins :
!, seesv boundary The lea I
msl an3 Inquiry has there /.
/. ~ reverted 90 che officials I
4 x klnk county
/. Comnef Carroll. when seen :
(, AS Afternoon by a star re I
+, Nrief had not been notified. Z
/. m stated thst'na the bodies 4
+, ssrv nua lu Tacoma De intend 4
+. a Il iabe NO action IN the .
. natseg unltss eompglie1 TO DO /.
Il in : irgal manner :
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-27

William y. Guion was born Ia
Leateawerfh. Kan. In is5e. and
was thc eldest son ~ Frank a.
Guiaa. % the figm ~ Frank NJ
Gglan a CO He came wffh his
father 10 Seattle about !. years
ago Mr. Onion leaves eafvlyinN
him a Wife and daughter. his par
eats. a brother AMI sister. Mrs
q y Haistad. All 81 Seattle
Prior 10 his coutng here. Mr.
luian vas engaged IN failrnading
hnldinE a position a. locomotive
fireman. and fuT five years wan
wifh the o r. a \ company. wtth
his hume at Peuhiefou. ore
Al the time q his death be was
member * the Brotherhood 81
Locomotive Ftreneu For the past
four years Nj uuion was in the
employ 81 shs Puget Sound Electric
Railway company. and waa npefat.
inE a train bound for Tacoma when
be received the injuries Recalling
in his death
The hody xili Be brought 20 Sc
attic and funeral arrangements
viii b. announced later
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.....ss.sss.Ast

f&kAf HN2sfAt NsfNtNNsN
TACOMA. pee sc William u
as,na. thn mofofman on the ~
"a intefarbau train which Vas
.NeAtd near EdEUwOod Yesterday
.rn.ns. diod an The Fanny Pad
n hespltai this morning az 8 10
.Sc<t
aurls after 10 o'elock last
ssAt Gulou fnilied and the doctors
fsten8anec stated that be would
.essf Al mi1aisht a ehauge for
~ weFse took placc. and Mrs
hnn. BE wife wh0 reached here
= ~ first train from Seattle. vas
mnnnea 10 the bedside Slnatg
n minute crppE towards 3 ocloek
IL t;ulan lcst consciousness Ftt.
- minute after 3 o'clock the
z.nfk q llfe had lied
~. Gallon bore up bgaNgiy Until
xnianfs announced that her has
na kad died then she hrukr
- an kina narses lopk the aaFs
~slnx aam8n away
II ~ death 81 William Gutou
Ases N th.gi % have resulted
~ lhe Ereck Yesterday infer
zaikan ~as given oui that an "a.
snsn passenger met death b.
eaEk TIE wrcckaxe. bat last uisht
sr tks dehFis bad been CLEARED
my. Ire officials gave out the
assrenf that ouly Conductor
sss An4 Third Faiiman Harris had
es killed
otslsial Statement.
wnlaHH 3. Iasmmock. general
ssnaxsr - ne pugrt saupd Elae-
- Railway company. Asf night
<nis Ne tolioWinE statement. CIV
~ ne company vvraiua ~ tha
s'ssk aed TIE responsibility
Il -Tfsin No q = passenger. beuni
asA yesf~rHnY morning from SEE
tlle. uFan arriving az Eklxrw pod AZ
Us = saEpese8 % have rsreIxast
5rx rom f1akuan - foss tn
tais shere unt4 she arrival q a
nstruetiou train bound nnrsh. Tbs
rssr lr sgrns ufanurfs as yet un-
ssen = "a vas inprnrF ~ given
~ 3kiia blame r. supposed 90 fsef
&'yin flaxnau Fass be has not set
<ssh rspcrlsd e the Office and TIE
ssf4tlf.x department has been TOO
eg eArlax fnF ths injured q the
h-ssk = usake A further invsxfiwa-
a. There is a slight apubf that
sz mas net BE- wAaliy 20 blame.
y En<sneer Wriaht. ~ steam
tesst warkinz near EdEewas.i.
Alms - beard thr faxunn KHse
= erdsrs 30 Conductor Ross. who
.ss killsa
Fsss Still Missing.
~ u hardly Supposed that Ross
<sa,s taAe he lifs Ia he uvu
|znts ~ slleeiuz the train 10 20
trsar4 r. b. had had such a eua-
RTmtion with TIRE fiawuiam and an-
ks-sseps that fasss was Tagging his
Ensa A. We have not bssn able 70
EFnfh Foss Tor his statement and
r. mian 90 whom the oraer paa
frsn i killed this reported con-
'ssfion = more - lee - a mFs-
IrY - ~
Ever though ws have evidence.
ssusxh Enginear Wright. ~ the
Lr<ns snaEfl that ssrae converse
~ teek place between frsa. The
axman and Conductor Ross. ~
y > this would hardly clear Fass
bare b. that his duties world
nlaiFs hat ~ give bis orders to
~ nutoFrnan Ns Matorman Guiou.
NJ ~ vTeeket uasaeuwef. aas killed
fR are unable - offer hls version
II f5e STAR
fadays was the first fatal col
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HARVEY isBElI. WHO CAR.
RiEo CHESTER TAoMPsos's
FLOWERS TO NINE. PATTI.
AND JOHN pANKEL. WHO
WITNESSED PURCHASE OF
GUN, ARE CALLED sY TIE DE.
TENSE.
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ed wuFd that not more than IS or
J. pcr cent ~ It's men had returned
- the mines The company re-
eeised the coal. which had been
looaeasa - the miners. THE morn
lng Il amounted "a nine cars OF
mine run and mat coal and one car
OF black Diamond lump A. . O'Clock
thia morning this supply vas ex.
hausisd Fully l5e wagons were
linsd up st the hunkers between the
hours II l and 10 o'clock this morn.
Ina and many wsrc compelled TO
leaV~ wfth empty wagons The com
psny reeeived 20 cars 81 the taoa-
ensd coal yesterday
The Carbonate Coal company has
placed plaeara IN its vindow Rad.
lur mo eoal tnday Last night
four osfs ~ the Carbonate lump
Ners fNeelyed. but " had been con.
tfaefsa for and asa al gone this
morning The company has aiaD
announced a raise ~ 30 cents on it#
coal This makes a raise ~ also
since Monday. wheu 81 faise was
announced
Aanounes Further Raise.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-27

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announced q raise ~ 90 cents on
lsa lump and zb cents 90 che mine
rau and nat GOALS The present