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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-10-16
AUTO HITS POLE
AT FULL SPEED

CLEVELAND, oct. 16.-An auto
mobile running at a high speed ON
Detroit avenue struck tralley pole
and exploded. All four occupants
were injured, two of whom may die.
The machinery went wrong and the
driver could not control the automo-
bile.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-10-16

Annapolis Cadet Gets 200 Marks fol
His Work on Freshman. -.

ANNAPOLIS, Oct 16.-Midshipman
r. p. Cutler, Jr, of Calais, Ohio. was
today given 200 demerits for hazing a
member Of the fourth class. He is the
first man to be punished under the
new law. which gives the superinten-
dent Of the academy authority to deal
with cases of mild character
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-10-16

TRAIN DELAYED.-United States
Senator Hepburn will arrive on the
afternoon train, which is reported an
hour late.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-10-16
HER DEATH IS
SOON EXPECTED

YORK, Oct. 1s.-Mrs. Jeffer-
e'h Davis. who has been M with
ohia s,n, at the Hotel Majestic, is
!. a'i'e early today, but her death,
80, 'aid' is not far on Mrs. Davis
last night. ~
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-10-16
TRACK FOOTPRINTS MuRoEREF
Man Who Slew Hutchinson Head for
Heart Of the City.

SPOKANE, Oct. 16.-The belief Is
growing here that Reno Hutchinson
was the victim of a murderous foot
pad with whom he grappled and was
shot The footprints of the murdered
were plainly seen today on the lawn
at Postmaster Hartsons house and
were traced nearly two blocks across
lots toward the center OF the citv.
The only words Hutchinson uttarel
after he was found were: I've been
shot. I've been shot, I've been shot.
The robber fed toward the city a I'd
about the same time another man was
seen running east on Seventh avenue.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-10-16
New Express Company Formed.

AUGUSTA, Me-, Oct. 16-The North
American Express company was or
ganized here today for the purpose of
conducting a general express business
with an authorized capitalization of
s25, 900 900.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-10-16
Miners All Rescued.

DURHAM. Eng, Oct. 16.--All the
miners entombed yesterday ty the ex-
plosion in the wungette colliery have
been rescued.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-10-16
CHICAGO Wheat Market.

CHICAGO. Oct. 16.-Wheat-De-
cember. 73Nc; May. .7shc. Yester-
days quotations: Wheat--Decem-
ber. 74Lc; May, 7SKc.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-10-16

HTen housand lives botted out ~
steal andsa
small
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-10-16
IS COUNCILS BIG HURRAH FOR CITY
IMPROVEMENT TO COME TO NAUGHT?
WILLIAMS TALKS TO BANKERS
He Q scusses Finances of Country in
an interesting Address.

ST. LOUIS. oct. 16.-The principal
feature of the convention of the AM
eriCau Bankers association, which
convened in this city today was the
liams to the trust company section of
the association who discussed the
finances of the country in an inter-
esting paper.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-10-16

: CONTINUED on Pase F1ve.)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-03
STILL TRY To
SAVE ROMANO

Efforts TO secure the release OF
Matieo Romano. tho Italian who ~
To serve 1 years for attempted muir
der Of Sebastian ueci. were removed
this morning BY Attorney VIM. G.
Keith Mr. Keith appeared before
Judge Yakey. Of the superior court.
aud asked for complaint charging
Mrs ueei aud another Italian Wo-
man, who testified against. Romano.
With perjury.
The hope VI the friends Of Ro-
manu IL 20 prove that the witnesses
who secured bis conviction lied. but
The evidence 81 perjury was innuffl-
Gent 10 induce the prosecuting at
tornefa office 10 issue a eharg.
asainst the women Last week Ms
Keith asked for = writ of mandate
ordering Justice Of the Peace Davis
70 Issue the complaint. but Judge
Frater denieo A.
Judge fAkey this morning took
the matter under consideration aud
VIII give bis decision tomorrow. II
II the claim az tho prosecuting at
tornay that the complaint will only
b" used ~ an argument 10 induce
the governor 10 pardon Romano
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-03

made 10 secure block q. In f4add's
Factories sites. which would allow
the railroad 10 cross only one track
and give easy access 10 Duwamish
avenue
From other circles comes the In
formation that plan II on foot be-
tween the Great Northern. which
owns blocks 2sf and PSI 10 ex-
change with the Union Pacific for
other properties
Direct Connections.
The Union Pacific. n such an az
change Is effected. would then be
In the field Tor the purchase ~
blocks 2ss. %. %. %. Is. %. ". ~
aud 80. ana part Of a0l. and the east
half Of 3O2 This would give tho
railroad direct connections from
property now owned 10 the depot
sites purchased from the gas com
pany
Tideland spectators are today
much exercised over the way the
events will shape themselves. and
close watch viii be kept on all
would-be buyers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-03
ADMITS CRIME;
TURNED LOOSE

Aftar havinK pleaded guilty TO
highway robbery and receiving a
sentence of no years IN the peni'
tentiary. Edward Allen was this
morning released from the county
bail because Of = lack OF evldenrs
% sscure q Second conviction. Allen.
with william Felgier. Frank Henry
and J Ttlbury pleaded guilty to
holding up u man on Rainier houle-
yard last March. and tho quartet
were sentenced % - years apiece
Later Alien took IN appeal 70 the
supreme court. alleging that he did
not kuaw be was entitled "a an at
toruer. when he had no money. A
naW trial was granted. bat as all
the witnesses % The crime have seat.
tered. the prosecuting attorney
found himself unable 20 convict the
man. aho a year ago admitted the
crime Aliens companions are OF
present serving their terms IN Walla
Waila
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-03
THE THEATERS

With couple OF good. and a
coaple OF Indifferent features. the
Cherry blossoms. al the Seattle the
htef. thia soek are up 10 the mark
In the bufiesaue line. although not
any better than some that have
gune before The chorus II one
feature Of the company. for where
other companies have advertised
great beauty shows and appeared
With a aeragEiy bunca that VAS fat
and forty. OF thin and thirty lnen.
The Cherry blossoms are a. spring.
ltAe as their name. aud prove the
most attractive chorus OF the pas,
month
Ia the olio the other credltable
feature % the buflsaqus may be
found. and after that the merit OF
the Show ends The comedians are
not Of tho finest esiiber. aud the
90 a. buflesgues are either slow
oFconsias merely Of tree for all mix.
apa Hut Ia The clio there are three
NJ four novsA stunts. besides the
usual aaarns
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-03
llNKER BICAMIST WHOSE
BOY ROMANCE UNDlD HIM

xlri had In the meantime grown "a
womanhood and made a fashionable
marriage With a man hy the name
~ Colt
Twelve years aEo kiiey married
Ms sister in Law. hts brother having
died few years previous Tie
bought a magnificent house a. POI
Jcfferstan av. for his wife and her
four children. Who we've bis nephswa
and nlecos
The fortunes Of hiM former hene.
factor In the meantime had wansi,
The merchant. nrnwn. Cor whom he
had worked IA a boy. had fsiied and
Vas glad to secure employment With
his former CLERK. Then the banker
harmed that the sweetheart Of his
hoyiah dream was dependent upon
her father and lived with him. The
old acquaintance Was grneeei. bat
the banker made no menfioa - hls
wife. Two years axo last October
Banker kilcy was 90 participate In
che bankers convention in CAitfof-
MIA tits wife vas Ili al the time
~ as be supposed uut0 death. still
he determined upan sac excursion
and urged the wi1nw Coli TO - his
travelling companion.
or course I world not have mar
ried another woman u | bad kuown
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-03

that my wife would I've. The bank
20 IL declared 10 have asserted. she
waa critically tl whea I started for
San Francisco and never expected
10 see her alive again. That II my
only excuse for this Illegal mar
rage
On the way to CHICAGO Kiley
urged that an Immediate marriage
take place. SO ardent and persist
eut wHs the aged Woocr that the
travelling twain left the train al
Hammond nnd were Welded
For tNo years Klley has hean a
daily visitor AZ the handsome frsi-
deuee that he bought for Mrs Colt
on their return 70 the city
Last autumn the banker vas 80.
rioaaiY III Al that time Mra. Coli
sued him for ss58 00o. and uhile
no breath o. that action became pub
4 De. Il vas tho result ~ % thar vas
the aged hiEamisfa undoinr. So
settled with her for $3.50 000. and her
lawyer. who had Dot been paid Tor
hiss services. sued and ict ont the
whole story.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-03


n spansae II stasa Brooklyn are the
msssmanhs FssslAfioins % Banker
ckxzxs Killer. Who. ca account -
b rznv nilIloHx his generous phi
kz'knpr zsa his long Iifs among
n rsaaasnss Al the end Of the
kstzx aas hs~n hooked upon ss a
49, ritiran.
~ tnxi nsrifAi existence % this
uzzznlzlsuxsre b saded Hts lays
4 D fskyr and Mr. Hyde are over
n< tao snmsn wkQm be married.
ssagzi fsrOaFs@ 60 the divorce
snrfz and uhn have for years
ssst siikin q stones throw Of each
rze kasr = The great vroaE dOne
49, he AZ xlfl take Its course
1xnsas Kiley eas hoyishiY fa-
nszEaA M @eund woman he mar
~ sa Ne IDOL og his hoyhnoi
ts<ns Ne Installed her In = fine
kzs q lif Brooklyn Az.
Nv bssks away lived his real
~ sad her sAll4ren- The real site
hFzsd nonths Axo o. the hixnmy
= az hcrspsed the situation
mrs sns thing money vii DO
De Ayk
kssa Thoa Kiiey. the rich bank
Z ga pcpf booy be was employed
7 ~ hardware store o. Cur r.
fasa The latter AZ that tims WAs
= y Ne Eealihy merchants %
te<gn, and his daughter Flora
- a ,AarninE little girl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-03
TWO LARGE
REALTY DEALS

I've large realty deals sefv eiosei
today hy the Parry Investment
company. The Seattle Institute sold
a lot On Terry az. between Howeil
Rna stewart sta. FOR 90 eSe. and
Mrs. ]. A. North sold the noFtheas,
double corner ~ AefEer and Bread.
say. IN the nsw asphalt district. for
si0.Saa Both pare hansrN' Games
ar. bmlng withheld
The latter piece Of property has
dcahisd itaeif In a Year's time A.
t.1ndoa and ~ +. Jones' bought the
corner a years ago Tor ft.eea and
wold Il - Ara North foF 81 5sse. she
sold Il today for tl0.sD9
r. J. sharpe has purchased from
J. D HafriEan lots ] 70 !. block g
Northern aaditlua. for tlss9. This
property u nurtA q kinnear park.
y. 8. wolford has sold 20 Paul
uirieh lots z. aud 4 block TO-
Madison addition. for 500
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-03

HAS WON

An injunction was this morning
issued by Judge Griffin preventinE
William Koch and John A Ferry
from selling liquor In the town OF
kirkland without town license.
thereby affirming the standing OF
kirkland AZ an Incorporated town.
L The case has been pending for
some time. the Haloonkecpera claim
IND that Kirkland had NO fight 10
incorporate. aud merely did so 10
work an injustice on the saloons
Tho citizens OF Kirkland are OPP
posed TO the liquor traffic and have
put obstacles in the way Of the
trade
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-03
APPEALS To
THE MAYOR

Mayer ". n Moore was this
morning appealed TO BY Charles
Bennett. the man who H. protest.
inK about bis treatment ia the city
laii. ard as a result 81 this step.
Bennett has taken complaint
against JAiler Cofbeit before the
civil tsefvtc. Commission. where
it vii De regularly investigated.
Beunett H. the mat who paid
County Iaiier Wise 80 for hls re-
tease. and secured the discharge
of that officer, and who has ai.a
threatened 20 sur city taller Cofbett
because he claims thu; the latter
,r~atea tlm hsutsby during bis
confinement there.
BENNETT consulted an attorney 70
ERr1iHs the starting OF "A lawsuit
for damages against Ccrbett. but
the lawyer did not take the mat
ter az. and he complained TO the
mayor. The latter referred him to
the civil service commission. chief
Delaney VIII b askea TO report On
the charges and II they are sfet
founded the commission win In
yeatIgate them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-03
u. P. DROPS
ARCO PLANS
DEMANDS MADE ~ rHe NORTHERN PACIFIC
COAST ARE CONSIDERED ExHoRBfrArr-RUmoR
rrR ~ GREAT NORTHERN srIRs LAND sPEcuLA-
TloN

The Union Pacific railroad has
been blocked IN lts scheme Of cross
Ing the many tracks Of the Pacific
Coast company and Northern Pa
cific railroad at Argo. and eOnse-
guenily must plan for new en-
frances Ia the terminal sites.
This was announced this morning
after futile attempts had been made
10 come 10 an understanding with
the officials Of the two roads. which
hold the key 10 the situation. The
demands on the Union Pacific we're
considered too e1orbitant and all
negotiations are off
o. Make New Plans. d.
Al present the Union Pacific has
blocks 10. n. 2i. "A and IS. In
isadd'a First addition. and block ! A..
ia Morse South Seattle addition.
alaO = portion u block $40 Seattle
tieelanda To gain access 10 this
district nsw plans are being made
today and buyers are out making
negotiations II Nss stated this
morning that an attempt was being
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-03
CHARGE
AGAINST LAWYER
MINER ALLgese IN COMPLAINT THAT JOHN ARTHUR Ma
ELECTED MS INTERESTS IN TIE Transfer OF a CLAIM
ALASKA

escrow. pendlas the payment pi
y. 500 % tn. purchase price by thc
purchasing company This deed D.
claims Mr. Arfhar. who VAS ths
attorney f0f both himself and tbs
company. ala not place In eserok
bat turned over e. the company
without obtaining the o. 500
Wa. Ns~sr Developed
Smith now holds q mortgage ffr
the sum. but the mining claim wts
never developed b the company
ana the title 10 II lApsed and reveit
ed 10 the government u has Ainte
been relocated ~ another party
In spite 81 this. Smith claims In
his complaint thai he has the FiKst
20 tofrcinas on u. a. the company
represented 10 him that the claim
was being drfeiaped
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-03
FIND NAME
OF VICTIM

The Italian who was shot In the
back AZ aiath nv. south aud Wash.
inEt0n St. ON Sunday. IL Louie
Tontl0, although the authorities nj
Providence hospital. where he has
been attended. have succeeded In
learning little beyond that fact
Tire iA d friend who gives his
name as G. Rose. another Italian
who has visited the wounded man.
but he has divulKed nothing further
than he IL a personal acquaintance
of the man What led up To the
shooting or how II occurred Is not
known iontiu. however. IL report
ed as progroaalng nicely.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-03
M|LL|ONA|RES I
ARE INDICTED

PORTLAND. Ore. April Tho
federal grand tafF ,hlA afternoon
returned . secret indictment for
land frauds affecting - 600 acres
IN the fAkeyisw district 81 soath-
srn Oregon. II Involves 20 peaple.
Including millionaire easisrn lnna.
b-rusn Tho furY kept u secfet an.
az thu arrests wsfe made The pres.
eat efforts ~ the government are
directed toward the punishment %
the real bsneflciafisa ~ The frauds.
the timber kinKa of the east
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-03

car employees occurred this morning.
when a crowd Of school boys hurled
stones through the enclosure where
100 sirikebreAkers we're camped.
None Was injured Most of the
strike.breakerE are from Los An
geles Il Is reported that many de-
camped during the night
Traffic on the company's ferry
line has fallen off people fearing to
bay communication tickets which will
be useless IN event OF strike. Of
fclais Of the union and the COM
pany were In session this morning
edeayofig 20 reach an agreement
ad avert q struggle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-03
INSANE MAN FREE

wura has been recsived at the
county elek's office % the escape
from tho SteIiacoom insane asylum
% sam Anderson. whs vas cosufnlt-
ted fruga this city last January
Anderson WAS picked up ny officers
Hedges ane Eima. whiie iabafinE
under she ielnsian hat he bal been
poissust he takes asiusions f.sftsa.
icaiiY. ard q t. supposed uhat hs
fi~si fro nithe asylum 90 Escape hta
imaginary pnrausFn lie has Hnt
been reeapturrf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-03

The star. fuf the first time in
mouIha. Vas ready 81 the matinee
yesterday with ita entire show
oyerf at being On hand The biK
feature waA Glortnue umd her nafi.
ufn Girls. This at IL done hy hax.
ina the thestsf in complete dark
ness aud producing The most dat
fllng llkhi efiesi ~ The use ~ Rad.
um on tho cstssamlnE T Nelson
Downs r. a most deHterous and Ia.
trrmsflnK performer The ether
features eere the hiEisyu. food poe.
tarinE arrob1ts. Ida Howell. the
e0fnedienns. CROUCH and Richards
the musical Investors. Mortun and
Fairfield Pete Dunaworth In
Would Yoa Care" BY public re-.
quest. and motion pictures
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-03
STATE NEWS

HELt.fNuHAM--s'to stone and Web
stsf. The owners ~ ih@ neiiiusha NJ
street railway lines ain make many
extensions ln thia elty this summer
one 81 which - the extension 81
the Garden ~. lfus The council
tonight NiiI appropriate tseea Got
grazing ard side. walking tbs
thorough fare
HEtIANuifAM-ThS tufnhsfmsu
~ this city VIII organize = com.
hinw for the adoption ~ uniform
pricea en- lumber cold IN this city
sfsd vicinity,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-03
OFFICIALS SON
is A SUICIDE

Portland. ore. Apr. s--The de-
composed body found AZ Heights
city has been Identified AZ that o.
WIN. X Davis. son % the former
governor % Maine lie il n brother
of the engineer IN charge Of the
umauiia reclamation project He
came here seeking work
Davis II SUPPOSED 70 have saieid-
I'd. having been found with bull
let hole In his skull and a re-
ynlver tn hts hand
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-03
FROM
PLAGUE ZONE

N British Bark Samantha was tow
80 ln from the straits this morn
leg and tied Hp 90 one ~ the huoYa
opposite the Stetsau a Post Min
Her entry on the sound has caused
an uneasy feeling The Samantha
came from Junan on The West
coast Of South America. SHE ar
rived at Port Angeles two DAYS ago
Hnd Health officer Lewis bearded
her, announcing that she had q
clean bin OF health and she was
entered AZ thr customs house.
Fer the past year ali boats ar
irving from the plague Eone have
been sent TO the Head for fumlga- d
tion The Samantha asa not go
through this process. and although
passed BY the health officer. the
situation IL serious and an iuFeati.
cation vii probably result
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-03
ELECTION ON
AT TACOMA

TACOMA. April a.-The hottest
election In the history OF the city IN
being held today II IN a threeseor-
ncred fight The republicans are
headed b. n L. Mccormick for
mayor. democrats. George Wright
municipal ownership. John Hart
man
Considerable scratching ii being
done. Hartman appears 10 be losing
ground
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-03

IN view ~ hts promise % nsver
repeat the offsnaa. Tom nutiaa. who
Vas brought before Judgo Gordon
h The police court on charge o.
having thrown the body OF n dead
dos "a the bay. was released under
a suspended sentence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-03

|,,,ARn April a-rhe aeS'a'
=, the indignation club. OF
~ ,,., week to dirco' the e'''
p. n the Path Of doy was a
s,,co rhey me, last nlse'
M, ball and whcn roll vas
% .A,a a bakers dosen en-.
g. '.nr.seat The orators OF
sssva nsetlnx Who, when feelt-
lss - y. .reaxs done the peonie bl
= ~ r,lhers waved 80 'ieaarn'
- ~ ,.,s',ncs,heaea bad he hea pres.
soula have telt ashan''1 -. el
y sere eonsplcuoua by their
49, -. u soms way oil has been
So :, Inc troubled waters aud
.s,thlnx Will BE- heard from
!. - I.slsns,loa elah aEain'
m.,h abused sick fire DE-
~ Norsa that has been trad
s.,,eees ssld aud resold finally
IA ais own again, and In
IN nlhhle bis hay Al the
-, y he e.ty The animal vas
- a e,eorxe Watson 20 BE- sold
"A s,,sr passlug thrcugh a number
s.ss wandered back to bis old
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-03
SEE BIG TREES

SANTA CRUZ cal. Apr. THE
Pacific Students conference at Cap
itoia listened 60 an address today
hy Rev. r. e. Brown % Oakland.
An excursion 20 the big trees will
take place this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-03

4 snesk thief took package ~
shoes marked -rreen shoe cnms
pzhYf from the freight efflae of
Pisf 6 yesterday. according t. a
report filed al police hsaaauartsFs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-03

WV YORK. April a-A new
-. a ne kiley biEAmy eaae b
!. .s,,suent that Thomas " kilcy
- wulhr Klley. nepheNa 20
-, .NohVe lived with him aad
-, !, ..sser slaes tas death q their
- No vas kiirys brother Is
-, -, ssa bad all Aiong BEEN In
'.-.,.,sse lrrogAnee Of the fact their
-. 80 mother Nere husband and
~
WV YORK. April s-Morv
=. ~ra thtr,i rate novel than
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-03
BUILDINGS
shaken

ASHLAND. Ore Arr. IA ais.
tiuel earthquake shock Vas esi,
here ~ . 10 a'eieeh last night
Huiidlnxa were SHAKEN. Stoves and
Windows ratified. II lasted several
seconda
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-03
BOAT
SUNK IN PLAY

fInAu. Apr. a torpedo beat
was sunk today during the maueu-
NFfa All uu board v ere saved.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-03

Coroner Carroll and DR. Powers
held an inquest this afternoon and
found that the child had broathed
after birth. though they 90 not be-
iieye Il was alive when thrown into
the furnace
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-03

nabe lamont and sadie Lamont.
two women well known 90 the po-
lice. we're arrested aat night ~ or
flrer ). Donlau GA charge Of
opium smoking
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-03
STRIKE BREAKERS
STONED BY BOYS
FIRST VIOLENCE OCCURS STREET cAe STRIKE AT OAK


OAKLAND. Cal. April s-The
first violence attendant upon the
threatened strike Of Oakland street
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-03

The Great Northern steamship
company has reduced the Oriental
fare $50 IN order IN compete with
the Canadian Pacific steamers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-03

: ~ - sirana boy vas most aarigua
~ ADS Of her own sociaI soai-
=. y. -. -el a. De KreH older 81 loved
!. -. So daughter Of biz employer
49, "a the thing b. which
4 , l-..sai b might win her Thorn
800 ssssa pc entire attention 10 the
% Of a huge fortune The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-03

Steamer Hyadss has reached the
Sound from Eoba making The run
over 10 10 days