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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-14
HE WANTS
To Know
FRANK a. TwiTcHELL WOULD
DISCOVER THE PITS CLOSE
FRIEND or SENATOR PILES.

4 am Interested 90 know who IL
this close friend Of senator piles
who permits himself 20 be quoted
AT such length and in such strange
manner ia the Post -iutelliEeneer
this morning" said =. a. witch
ell, state representative from Af
Piles district. this morning 10 a re-
porter for The star.
= cannot imagine who II Il that
IL supposed 20 be accepted aH the
local representative Of our senator
but OF this much am certain. No
one this aide 81 Washington ln au-
thofixed a. speak for Afr. Piles ia
political matters 81 this kind and
the only person anywhere entitled
10 do 20 10 fhr senator himself 20
far as / know, MIR Files. while TAX
Ing no active part in the local cam-
paisu VAS DESTROYS of having HIS
friends here support the whole RE
publican ticket
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PROVE
FALSE
CAPT. aEIS SAYS iMateRA.
TON OFFICIALS HAVE NOT
BEEN GUILTY ~ IMPROPER
CONDUCT.

As at advance tip ! VII tell yun
that there IL not the slightest sfius
tina ~ truth IN the ehnrkes which
wefe brought against the local lm-
migration Officials
- spoke capt n " fisii IN his
offise IA the Colmau block this
tneFning.
Inc Investigation which d being
conducted ~ myself and others has
been conducted n1sf tharruHhiy.
The chafRe % efaft. etc. has not
been sustained AID I Wiii say this
much. that every officer 1. held IN
the highest ssfreu Why the
charges uefr preferred resnaina TO
be seen. a. that has not been az.
rrrtainsa The report viii be sent
TO The Washington officials and Nili
be n eemplets Vindieaiioa Of alt
chaFKra-
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IS AGAINST
EXTENSION

J. ". Goodwin. who vas one Of the
promiusnt figures ~ the recent INV.
nicipai ownership city campaign. H.
not taking an active part in the
movement 70 extend the ofganIxa-
tien to the county and state. Mr
Goodwin IL a Democrat and chair
man % the Democratic state central
committee and BY his activity IN
the local movement has practically
given the official sanction Of the
state organization 81 that party 90
the theory 81 complete Independence
% party lines lh municipal cam
paiFnF
when asked this morning wheth-
er he ssaH participating Ia the ef-
fort 60 enlarge the independent or
Ranizatiun. he merely replied
4 avn a Democrat While ! be-
iieve in Independence OF action In
municipal elections. I believe there
Is atili a useful purpose TO be served
by the national PARTIES in the larger
politics q state and nation"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-14
WANT
TO Be CHIEF
EDWARD eUplHuE sAYs He
HAS NO DESIGNS UPON TIVE
OFFICE OF CHIEF or POLICE.

Without attempting 20 speak FOR
Mayor Elect Moore ~ % what HE
policy Ia going Go be. ! am free 10
tell you that this talk which con
meets my own name with the office
OF chief OF police II entirely without
authority from me" said Sheriff
Ed cudlhee this morning 20 a re-
portw for The Star
4 am nov so years OF Age." con
tlnaed the ex-sheriff. and for near
W the whole Of that time have
worked for some one eise. ! am now
ia financial condition where ! am
able TO work for myself and do
not propose 60 so hack TO working
for aoma one else AT my age 10 Ions
NJ | can BE- my own bons.
sMr Moore and | are the best
of friends and I trust that his ad-
miuistrailon will pruse entirely sue
eesNful. a. fe,l certain that Il will
but no chief u police position IN
mine ! am doing pretty we'll where
! am. thank you
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-14
ELEC I ION
IS FARCE

ST. PETERSBURG. March IT,
The report waa confirmed today
that the officers Of the First rngi-
ment ~ artillery of Palace Guards.
resigned IN body when they were
ordered 60 the Rattle 10 paeify the
province Warsaw socialists have
iamaed = decree dsnonuelne the rlec-
tl0n a. = farce. They declare that
rcVolutIonlsts must fight nsfriisas-
~ In the spring 10 gain their aims
before MAJ |"
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Chinese Jumped upon him. hauled
him into rear room OF a Chinese
restaurant and robbed him Of dia-
mond sflckpip. gold watch and his
overcoat Louis IL an Americanized
Chinese. He claims that one OF tbs
crowd demanded that he be killed,
speaking in the Chinese language.
but that the majority decided other
wise.
Today, when telling his story at
the police station. Louis did not
show any marks that would cor
robornte his story Of the terrible
beating. The officers think that he
was robbed in the manner described,
but they DO not believe he was
handled any more roughly than
was necessary in order TO pack him
back In the Chinese den where be
was relieved Of his Yaluables.
Chlnk Isaac. Chicago Dan and
All Wong were arrested this after
noon and Identified by Louis as
three OF bis assailants.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-14
TO FIX RATES

A. 1. Berdoe. general manager OF
the white Pass & Yukon route. arr
rived from Vancouver last night.
Within the next two days the
Alaska Steamship association. conn
posed nf the Pacific Coast Steam
ship company. AiarkN Steamship
company. and Canadian Pacific
Navigation company. viii hold a
meeting 90 adjust the through
freight rates 70 Dawson and other
Interior points iu connection with
the White Pass route
II j. understood that the rates yin
remain about the same as last sea-
son. although the steamship com
pauies are going TO bold cut Tor a
higher tariff on some commodities.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-14
R/PLMGER
WILL REST

4 have not yet decided what
shall Do after the expiration ef my
term 81 office. further than that
shall take vacation Of two or
three weeks and set away where
viii be free 10 get my bearings
again"
That Mr. RipiinEer VIII not long
be cut Of active employment Is as
sured. Since his defeat became
known he has had number 81 fiat
teriug offers of aaiaried positions
and % opportunities TO 20 into
business. II 10 more than likely
that he viii accept one 81 the
latter.
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Mayor-EeCt MoOre's Statement That He Will
Enforce the Laws as He Finds Them Is Being
Taken Literally and Sunday Closing Question
Crops Out.

cause Judge Moore SAYS he will en-
force the laws.
Close All Stores.
II assumes also that following out
this policy Judge Moore will cause
10 Be closed all storrs that nes re-
main open on sunday. and all places
of business with the exception Of
hotels. drug stores. undertAkera and
livery stables. which are excepted
Ia the law.
That the mayoT-cieet ever cons
templated undertaking such drastic
reforms seems unlikely, Ills state
ment that he would enforce the laws
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-14
JOHN D. WAS
VERY HANDY

KANSAS cfTY. Afa. March H.
Commissioner Frouiv. 81 the IN
guiry into oil freight rates. wuuid
not aiina fhs railroad attorneys %
corshat the statement that rates
had forced TIE independent COM
panlss aut uf business lie declared
the fact vas sell established
Witnesses told % the Standards
private telegraph system aHd said
that cou.uunleatiau vtfh Roe ksfri-
ler'a private office could be easah-
iishs5 ffofn any part 81 ths system
IN about q minute.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-14
PROMOTIONS

Several changes viii be made in the
local ranks OF the customs service.
due 10 the raising ~ = A nFtnker
Who has been day Inspector. 10 the
office Of Special Agent Kles Wal
ter smedley has been made day In
speetor and his position OF nlEht In
speetor has been taken BY Albert
Osborne. formerly night Inspector
Al DAnville John Hafber. 4 spanish
American var veteran. has been ap-
pointed from the eligible list aud
made Night inspector AZ nanNlie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-14
SNAP
STAYS WELL.

Fair and warmer a repetition OF
yesterdays forecast. lR the weather
prediction for tomorrow. and
Weather Observer Salisbury IL more
ceftain than ever that the cold snap
II AZ the end Of It's rope. although
he made very bad guess aiong the
same line - hours ago Yesterday
Ne said that The freezing days were
AZ an end. but last night the mer.
curry went ON another slide. and
ufded the drop at 70 degrees. which
was the same point reached the
night before
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-14
SUCCEEDS
TALMADGE

Manager pearae. 81 the Pacific
coas, Steamship company. this
morning appointed 1. A. Brundags
as commercial agent AZ Seattle for
the company SIR. Brundage has
been freight and passenger agent At
Tacoma FOR che Chicago q North
western railway under Frank Parker
OF this riiy lie Nueceede G. W
TaImadKe. who resigned from the
Pacific Coast Steamship company.
several weeks ago. 10 accept sim
Star position with the Northwestern
Steamship company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-14
COAL. 2UNKERS
FOR C0lUMBl

COLUMBIA. March if--Cnlum.
bla City 10 10 have nee coal buakers
vita a capacity Of $50 tons. VIII
iam Mcdaniel and Ralph d Nichols
haze started construction At the
f0os o. Aageiins 81. where tha car
ilne IL about 80 fee above the sur
rounding couniry. The cars % coal
will be- switched from the tracks OF
the Calumhta a PUGET Sound rail-
road Al Reniun 70 the street car line.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-14
BIG LAND SALE
AT SAN DIEGO

San DIEGO. Cal. March ia
deed nlea today transfers ln.ec1
acres ~ land valued At t2aA 900
near Oceannsde from the Fletcher
saimnna investment company u
San DIEGO Ia the South Coast Eana
company 81 Los Angeles II f. re-
ported that water will Be carrsed
from San Luis 81 Hey 10 develop
fhe property.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-14
TRY To AVERT
MINERS STRIKE

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. March -
Officials 81 the miners held a con.
Terence, preparatory 70 the adjourn
mant Of ths convention. TO consider
she possibility Of avesting a stfike
The persouai difference betWeen
ffssiasnt Mitchell ard Vice Presi.
dent Lewis viii not be allowed 70
sndangeF tho fiHht the miners are
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-14

William Hickman Moore IL hay.
lnx numerous troubles thrust upon
him.
MS statement that he intends.
when be bceoGtes mayor. % enforce
he laws a. be finds them. ia be
lnx taken literally in some guar
tsfe
The Post -tntelllxeneer this morn
lnx announces that Judge Moore
xIll closs up all the saloons on sun
a. and viii allow no places %
ammemeni % remain open during
IL sAhhath day,
nc post-tntclligeneer assumes
lA&s this action viii BE- taken be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-14
WILL OPEN
ON JUNE |
UNITED STATES CIGAR com.
pkNy TO BREAK INTO LOCAL
FIELD IN ABOUT TWO WEEKS

~ Jans I fhe raiira states CIGAR
eesnpany vii BE- In the loeal field
aeeaFiins 10 ths statement q Il IA
Kleh the eufnp&ay4 aEvut The
Zeal elcssd faf the Famous etotninE
eanpanY's store IN the scheuermsn
bloek carner % tst a.. and Cherry
st. uiil give INV ALLIED company q
ne American Tobacco trust most
salssbls place " which % wage ia
var on the independent dralefs
several uoashs ago Mr. Rich ne
gosaAa@d ulth Albert Hanaen the
sswel~F. Tor his eernef ia the Low
ran hutltinx AZ the time Offering
TIE fahulcus rentaf Of t1eee =
nanfh The effeF AS turned down
uztfy. a. Mf. Hans~a considers the
rorner Just what be hIussif wants
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-14
GAR BURNS

SOUTH SEATTLE. March IA
carload q shingles caught fire last
night about $ o'clock at the ArCo
mills Before the fire department
OF Georgetown could get to tho
place the car and shingles were
completely destroyed II Is not
known how the fire started.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-14
SPOONER MAY
Be APPOINTED

WASHINGTON n. G.. March "a.
--lt Il predicted that 10 Secretary
TAR finally decides 20 accept the
sisftesship. Senator Hpooner. Of
wisconsin wili be appointed recre.
safy ~ aHr
Il e. else understood that IN case
- Tafts retirement. the canal viii
~ faacad under the state depart.
ntrnt ard that Assistant Secretary
fiacon will direct and control opera
sssiss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-14
PRINCE TSEH
SAILS AWAY

NEW YORK. March tf-Prinee
Tssh and his feilox Chinese com
mlAioners sailed for Europe today.
Ne aid be believed the friendly at
tifade af the two nations will pro
asee a gaod understanding and set
tls all differences.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-14
RAILROAD To
( GOLD FIELD

BAIT LAKE CITY. March t4--It
% announced that the Las Vegas 4
Tonnpah railroad. which Is being
efs1strueted BY Senator Clark. Is in
operation az iar AZ Indian Springs.
81 miles west % t.aa Vegas. Freight
and paAsengern for Gnldfield are
being handled. and the company ex-
preta 10 complete the line TO Bull
tfng BY May /.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-14
TALK POLITICAL
contributions

NEW YORK. March it-Cofne-
Illus II Bliss. treasurer Of the last
republican national committee. was
In conference for an hour aifh Da-
tfiet Attorney Jerome this morning
II ls supposed the talk vas upon Tho
relations ~ political contributions
By insurance offieiala
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-14
MANY AFRAID
To CAST VOTE

81. pETERsRuRO March IA
Elections 10 The Republican assem-
bly, are slow. the people generally
being afraid to vote Many liberals
Who have been elected were imms-
diateIy bauished 20 sIhsfia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-14
PECULIAR
ACCIDENT

PHILADELPHIA. Narrh H.
George BurnAp. OF Santa CrnE. Cal.
who came here 20 attend the funeral
OF his father. Captain Burnap. n
g n. retired. VAS accidentally
killed this morning BY bis brother
Arthur. Who entered the room TO
got a paper IN the dark and
knocked a loaded revolver 70 the
floor. causing V 20 be discharged
and the shot killed George.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-14
STRANGER DIES

A cliy patient, who n known only
20 fhe authorities az NJ Hatrholu.
mus. died today at the Waysldo
hoapi,al ~ apople1y The remains
uese taken to the BonBcy Watson
rsorrue whcfe they will be held un-
IA an attempt IL made TO locate rel
aiiVes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-14
BUYERS
ARE EXCITED

CANTON. china. March 1.-THE
s'ack o. the Mank8w Canton rail-
fosd y offered Tor sale today. The
Fush q Applicants O. 20 great nat
ne street nsaF fhf offices are block
Cd. snd e has been necessary 20 call
lolllsEs y manaKs the arnRar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-14

IN DEADLOCK

PARIS March 1.-THE Alkegiras
cnfsrenes Il unable to proceed on
sseosnt OF \ deadlock between
FFeneh ant German representatives
VIC are hoaad 20 ailow no more
Rcneemion4 King Edward IL ex-
ing his Influence for peace.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-14
new CABINET
HAS MEETING

PARIS. March 1.-THE first
meeting 81 the new sAFrisa cabinet
NAE held this morning. Il Submitted
its declarations e policy - Fsssl-
dent Fatiiere and the dacufasnt vas
Rad 90 parliament this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-14

customers. pocksfine the difference.
A sale would be made ard n charge
slip for smaller amount sent TO
the cashier The customer would
get his right change. the clerk tax
Ing the balance.
The discovery was brought about
through the aid Of decOyE. who
we're sent IN 10 buy articles and the
charged them compared
with the sum which the suspected
clerks had placed on the charge
checks Of the Eaie made to tho
cashiers department.
Viii Net oivviss Names.
Manager John ". Jackson, when
asked for a statement today. said
he had nothing 20 say so far We
have discharged -four clerks" no
acknowledged, when questioned.
but be refused 70 divulge their
names and TO discuss the case fur
Their.
Grating Of a similar nature has
been going on In many Of the largest
establishments in the city. but the
notoriety ensuing from q prosecu-
ton Of the offenders has caused
the firms 70 drop any prosecution
Have Beer flushed Up.
Such matters have been hushed
up. bat several Of the managers are
now contemplating making a lesson
Of grsfters who are apprehended ia
the future.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-14
GHAUNCEY DEPEW
STILL VERY SICK

WASHINGTON. March "a ssna-
tor Plat states that Chauncey Do
pew is very sick In New York city.
He denies that Depsw and his wifc
are separated
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-14
DECLAR K
a STRIk 9.

PARIS March if-FeiiowinF tho
mine disaster az Courfigrea. 5000
miners have declared a strike.
The contract FOR plumbing work
on the new f.atona school was last
night on reconsideration recalled
from the Kaufman Plumbing com
panY and given 20 n. r. ahckles.
whose bid was overlooked BY error.
The price is t2.7fS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-14
CAPTURED

Captured whlle attempting 20 en-
ter the house % Robert Shofburn.
at Renton. Joseph Newpaur ans
last might lodged IN the county Jail.
he tried to run when detected. but
a revolver shot came 80 close tina,
the w0uid-be burglar surrendered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-14
OIL SNIP
GIVEN UP

NEW YORK. March if-Ths
british ship Daylight. which sailed
Tor Japan from New York AuEuns
=. has been missing since SeFsem-
Der - and uas posted AZ thu mart
time exchange a. missing today.
The crNw numbered a. The vesnri
belonged to the standard OF com.
pans and was ona uf the largest
calling vessels In the world. She
carried = cargo Of rcflned oil Cap.
tain II Nicknfaon vas master.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-14

DELEGATE

WASHINGTON. ID. G. March II.
The house committee on elections
today decided the Hawaiian con-
test IN favor OF Delegate Kalanla-
naole.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-14
SORE ON wEArHERmAn.

Many a housewife Is abusing the
Weatherman these days. The cold
snap OF last Sunday came unawares
and milsdys plants that were un-
protected were nipped virtually Ia
the bid. Then followed two colder
nights and further damage 70 the
flowers in the garden was accom-
plished by the frost Many cherry
trees about the city have suffered.
Tor IN many portion trees were ao-
tually IN bud ready to break forth
In fun bloom.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-14
CHINAMEN
ROB HIM
FRtSk LOUIS sat UPON BY CROWD or ceLEsrIALs.
CARRY Hin TO RESTAURANT AND STRIP HIM OF vALu-
AsLEs-FAILuRe LOUIS SAID TO BE
CAUSE THE HoIpuP

In the broad glare OF the electric
light Oh King a. between Fifth and
Sixth avs. Frank Louis Chinese
waiter a. the Butler hotel bar. was
waylaid by a crowd of his country
men about ? o'clock this morning
aud robbed OF everything Of value
which he carried
Louis claims 10 have been beaten
aud sluggea by the crowd. which.
according TO hts story. was com
posed Of not less than Is men Sew
eral Of the men he IA positive he can
Identity, and this afternoon. IN COM
pany with Detective Barbee. he Is
making a tour % Chinatown IN an
endeayor 10 secure the arrest 81 as
many Of the robbers as possible.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-14

GARRISON
WILL MOVE

VICTORIA. h. C.. March ii.-CoL
English. Il. c.. commanding the last
British garrison IN Canada. has re-
eeivea orders 90 hold his command
In readiness 20 march out Of Work
Point barracks some time IN May.
With him viii so about $50 met OF
all branches and ranks Of the eerv-
ice. together With many OF their
families. a Canadian garrison VIII
suppiant the British forces.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-14
Quietly lie, Out


II IL known that the company
charges these clerks with having
operated a scheme OF knocking down
or overeharEing tn making sales g.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-14

Tho Seattle Electric company IL
busy putting down ne new track on
srd av. between Pike and Union
sts. A. fast a. the rails are IN place
ana spiked they ars welded.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-14

The sons and Daughters Of Nor
way win congregato IN the Labor
temple this evening. The BARRIERS,
Beer Drivers and Glaciers unions
win also hold their regular meet
lngs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-14
EMPLOYEES ARE
CAUGH 7 IN ACT
Clerks Working for Lowman & HanfOrd Dis
covered to Be Systematically Grating, and
Wholesale Discharge Takes Place. Matter
Has Been Kept Quiet

Thunder cut OF clear sky could
have caused no greater surprise
than has the discharge by the Low
man a Hanford company o. a mum
Der Of employees during the past
week on charges OF having been
guilty Of a system Of petty robbery
No names are given out for pub
lleaiiOn and there will be no prose
cution. 80 far as can be learned nox
but the circumstances are 80 IN
usual that the entire force working
Ia the BIG establishment Is agoe
waiting further developments
Quietly Let Out.
SIX or eight clerks who have been
working In the book and stationery
department on First az. and Cherry
-. have been put on the blacklist
They we're quietly called into the
managers office and when they
emerged they were no longer con
neeied Nith the firm.
What trnuspired between the dis
charged clerks and the manager Il
not known. but those who are ia
miilar with the circumstance are Of
the opinion that n was anything
but agreeable 10 the depoaed clerks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-14

The Prohibition alliance will givs
an entertainment at the Seattle
seminary tonight at o'clock. Rev.
Stilwcll and Rev. Aiherts will de-
bate. A prize win DC presented 10
the winner Of former contest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-14
CALL FOR
REPORTS

WASHINGTON. d. c. March r..
The senate today adopted a reao-
luton calling upon Secretary Taft
10 send 10 the senate al reports and
communications between the do
pnrtmant Of war and officers 70
apectlng the battle OF Jolo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-14

The Merchants exchange has re-
eeived notice that the United states
revenue cutter has arrived az Port
land after cruising around the VS.
tiers near the recent Valencia wreck
Nothing WAS reported Of special In
fsrest Captain futtle has asked
for leave Of absence. owing 60 a Sc
we're attack Of rheumatism. and
medical attention is required.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-14
AMATEURS PLAY
BILLIARDS

CHICAGO. March ii--ln the am.
Rtour billiard game this afternoon
Wright scored 800 IN 20 innings. and
Norris In IN 81 innings
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-14
CHINESE
BEHEADED

HoNgKoNG. March ff.-Rwang-
al the rebel leader nad three fol-
NNers have been hshea dsd for the
stack upon Dr. Andrew naattic =
asfas. the American missionary ct
EsA A. tha time % tho attack
ticihing and feweiry. wurth thou
saHds q dollars wers stolen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-14
On Way 10 Tsndsrloin.

The victim OF the outrage was
making a trip 10 the tenderloin with
friend While passing along the
stree, near the intersection Of Fifih
av. south he says big crowd OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-14

Steamer Tampieo. which has been
on Moran's dry dock over three
weeks. viii be ore Saturday The
Globe Navigation company. which
owns the steamer. viii then put her
Qn the Frisco run for a time, with
drawing her and placing her again
on the Nome route. The same hs last
season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-14

Fire Ia the buildings occupied b.
,ne American and Adams Express
songSnlss ct New York ara 10000
worth Of damage.