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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-10
FREIGHT RATE
To ORIENT
STEAMSHIP COMPANIES HOLD
MEETING IN SEATTLE AND
DECIDE THAT NO CHANGE
IN SCHEDULE WILL &c
MADE.

The rate schedule for frsisht from
Seattle. Tacoma ana Portland &c the
orient will be the same Rs has been
Ia force Zoe the past year THIS
wns the result ~ she meeting 81
the freight agents - the steamship
lines ~ tho North Pacific operating
on thu Oriental route. which has
ended lts session Ia Seattle. The
meeting Nas held ia the offices q
the Frank Wntsrhouse a CO. IN the
Burke baiidlaE, and ali agents were
present.
For The past wear flour has been
carried 20 Japanese ports 81 u per
ton. stsH 10 Hougkong and 81 to
Shanghai The exporters asked for
= reduction FOR the shipment of this
foodstuff. but the companies decid.
"a hot 10 grant any. The clarnof
for a reduction IN the cotton carry
ms rate was also unhesdcd. Minor
rates we're discussed. but no
changes made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-10
WOMEN NOT IMMUNE
FROM RUSSH'S GUNS

governor general is directed against
them.
The order followed the stabbine
of a Cossack trooper who attempted
TO arrest three women VINO were al.
dressing crowd Of workinEmen In
the market square OF Finish town.
As the trooper placed his hand
upon tho arm OF enc OF them, she
turned and. drawing a dagger that
she had concealed in her hair. ran
e into his heart with her come
panions she escaped. and has not
been apprehended other reports
OF similar occurrences have been
received during the last three DAYS
and acting. Il is understood. under
orders received from ST Petersburg.
the governor general has deter.
mined upon the strlctest repressive
measures
Sacrifice Their Lives.
All Finland is seethinR with re-
volt. and practically the entire pop
ulace Is ready TO sacrifice lives and
property TO deal blows at the mill
tary opRressors. The Russian an.
thorities realize this and are
strengthening the garrisons Of all
Finnish towns. Half a dozen at
tempts on the lives Of Russian Off
cials have occurred recently. but
none succeeded.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-10
TOUTS MADE A
BIG HAUL
TAKE 5000 FROM MAN At TIE
MEADOWS AND cEr CHICK
FoR $500 MORE - HAVEN'T
eAssgo cHEeH.

A. attsmp, That We almost sue
eosagul wau made ~ Tbs Nsada@a
yesterday 20 buuea a Henry Lynch.
address unknown. ~ ever ta.aea
I've tauis save NJ Lynch llrs Ca
the various races and. ~ course.
the tina being worthless. hs found
blssssif s. Boo to ths bad AZ the end
Of she lnst race. The toats secured
all q Lynch's ready cash. aaa then
offered 20 lean money On each
suecssfinE racs Lynch bit readily.
and when called upnu a. square his
losses b issued cheek for o. eae.
Last ntsht Lynch began 30 thluh
Il over and appeared - police head
quarters early thia mnrniuE. whrFe
he lodged complaint. Detective
Frank Kennedy accompanied Lyuch
10 the Puget Sound National bank.
On witch the cheek vas drawn. The
check issued yesterday had not been
presented. and the amount tsinE -
iafss II 10 the belief ~ the police
mat the would-bs bnnca men VII
not have the nerve 20 cash u.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-10
IN THE
HOSPITAL
}. o. LEWIS. or STEAMER DOL.
PHIN, DIDN'T KNOW hE WAS
BEATEN UP UNTIL THIS
MORNING..

+. Goodmurphy and T. Coyne, Of
the steamer Dolphin. were arrested
this morning by Patrolmon Huff.
Burkmnn and Appledulst, charged
With assaultinR y y Lewis. n mem.
Der Of tho Dolphin crew The three
men engaged in row over game
Of cards on the boat last night, and
early this morning Goodmurphy
and Coyne returned to the vessel
under the Influence Of liquor and
picked quarrel with Lewis.
Lewis states that he remembers
talking to the men. about 4 O'Clock
this morning, but remembered moth.
ing after that until he woke mp AZ
the Wayslde hospital at 1850. His
head was beaten out of shape, from
4 blow on the Jaw. which. however,
Was not broken.
CoOdmurphy admitted having
ouarreled with Lewis. but Coyne,
who n 4 fireman, denied all knowl.
edse Of the affair and. resisting ar.
rest. was handled none too gently
before being landed In the city jail.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-10
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS DE.
TERMikE TO CALL ELECTION
TO TAKE PLACE ON sEPTEm.
Der n.

The people 81 King county viii
have an opportunity on September
u 81 voting upon the proposed
1900 0Ga bond isane for the build.
ing OF the Lake Washington canal
Tho county commissioners this
afternoon determined TO put an end
10 al controversy b calling the
election on the above date. leaving
Il 10 the people 10 say whether or
not they are willing 20 vote this
sum aud 10 assume responsibility
for any damages 80 Lake Washing
gou and Lake Union property.
Prior 10 the election the com
misaioners viii secure the full and
complete opinion OF Prosecuting At
turney Macintosh na 10 the posi-.
biilty Of damage suits and viii lay
all Of this information before the
people through the press.
The action 81 the county com
misAionerg was taken without wait.
INK for conference which had been
called for tomorrow morning. al
which there were TO be present the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-10
EX-bAO MAN IS
IN JAIL
DAN maiLLAa WHO wAs a
HARD PROPOSITION ~ HIS
DAY. IS ARRESTED roRI
swIspIisc a WOMAN.

Dan NeMiilaa. a. ore time a bad
man ~ = criminal way. bat uow a
hopeless cripple. waa arrested yes
faFday afternoon for selling q
sphony diamond rims 20 Mrs OF
son. roennins or Second az Both
Nefe arrested pending an inyssti-
Cation
Years ego. when Mcmillan wsa IN
his prime. ~ vas considered uus
u the toughest proportions that =
paIicefnan ever tackled and ihsfs
we're very few men who could
handle him His speciality AZ that
time was stealing bat Hofne time
nso he becams uafalyaed from the
hips down. since which tins he has
uaas a miserable living through
xictlmlning easy marks. somewhat
altar fhs fashion iu which he II AL
legged g. have huncoed Mfs- Olson.
NrNgilau IL also addicted te tbs
Use u drugs and Il somsthins % =
fence for users o. dope"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-10
San Francisco Capitalists to Buy Canadian
Timber, CargOing 1t in British Vessels, and
Selling in Open Market at Reasonable
Prices-.-Trust Sits Up and Takes Notice.

which already has forced the tlust
to reduce prices 81 10 g. per thous.
and. Magee as chairman Of iha
building committee has announced
that be would bay material Tor ihs
proposed homes fof refugees
wherever be could get Il the cheap
est
This threat 80 frightened tho
trust that IL promptly cut prlcea
almost to what they we're a month
after the fire.
American Vessels cornsred.
While denying that he was con,
nected with g syndicate organlzed
10 break the lumber trust Mr..
Phelan aaid. "Aa I understand Il,
the plan IL to contract for the en-
tire output OF British Columbia
mills The iumbersgill then be carr
ried 20 San Francisco in British
vessels. because the trust has al
the American vessels eornered."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-10
BIG YIELD
IN TANANA
CAPTAIN PEABODY MAKES
STATEMENT THAT cLEsS.
UP WILL &c MORE. PRoVto.
10 RAIN FALLS DURING
NEXT TWO MONTHS.

TIE Tansus district an Yield
fit zoe eoa this year according 81 q
statement b captain Charles Pea
body. a wei kn1mu Nnsen sINsr
marines. pho has Just arrived On
shs eify fram ths north. u will 30
greater thar that. be says n there
shaula - saffleisnt rain aarias fAe
askt TIVE usauths
Captain Peabody Hays The Ten.
derfaot eouatfy Oh the uppsf 1as
nsns. II becoming sold pfnduess
81 nsuch note a Is psf cent lay on
ths lower half q Ne ! claim on the
Tsnanrfang. belpN Discovery. re-
suited in t4tao clean -ug sfter ats
day. aurk TIE sold u Euine -
70 fhe buckst
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-10
PLAN TO GET 81
suBscRIpTIoNs-WilL PUB
LISA NAMES or coNTRIeu-
TORS AND iTEMizEp Ex-
pgNsE ACCOUNT.

subscriptions ~ 81 viii be invtt-
ed 20 the fund for carrying on the
campaign for the adoption of the
plans fof the municipal street rail-
way system. which campaign Will
be organized at a meeting to be held
tomorrow night AZ the Labor Tenn
pie
All who favor the adoption OF the
plans. regardless of party affilia-
tlons. are invited 90 attend the
meeting and participate ia perfect
ing the campaign organization.
One Of Many.
The plan TO raise the necessary
campaign fund on the dollar sub
soription idea is but one Of the
means which will be adopted to
ropuiarize the movement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-10
SEATTLE ELECTRIC WILL
PAY S25, 900 NEXT YEAR

sx2ssss %-.s.'~-+|F
p. s.r.su, prss.rsy ssss Electric eor
i tAs iH be s24o5 less nest rear
. -. -. !.
fer annouot o. fsses isssa On ssSFsfN "
! r< ed ~as t1.zzagfs1
Ts assessed % property IN the cid limits ~''
Tsrr.s. IN. s.s levy amounted to AS
N. s.~ssrsi property o. the Seattle Electric
ss~esey ed nrni,s ~ss tJessoo -. !.
sneuusing 10 ssfoAs. -, . ..... a. !,
a sspposs Ter year ~ii Dc nssssssT 70
z,s ~ ssas .sru money last viz szkzo%s2
assessed ssua,or - at property ~ the o's limits
slz&a1fz 80. J.
sza b greatly lowered ...n,..a,., -. =, =
~ -fns ~iIi b required. -, .,..... !.
rks valuation of tns sestts eseue
n~pssy IL Ire old mi shls year 10 ss14sfo -,
o. levy . 7fT mills tire Seattle tlseWe sonpsV wv
property Ss34s -. -.-..,. =. J.
rh last eersons property the Seattle Escirie com
y = ne Cd limits on the assessment
Z vH rave pay bat s3s,s4s !.
rhas . reduction o. t24.lo3 .,,. q, .s.
tire responsibility Tor tns
Seattle Electric eompSnJs ~
vast ssa b. state tag commission
Of tax eonmtssion ~efs sPpe1nss
Recommendation o. O. Palmer chairman o' me sp'"
Hear stat. central committee -. So. -. :.
pslm.r also agent for the Seattle Electro com
: parry -. -. -. =
are hs.vf a
tss4.ss. .-.+sH.E.+| 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-10
RUSSELL WILL
NEED MORE
CITY rREAsuRER's ESTIMATE
FOR NEXT YEAR WILL Dc IN.
CREASED BV REASON or re.
GRADE WORK.

The hiR FeEFade movements
ahlch The city will undertake dur.
ing the year Of 1907. and those
which are In progress now viii
materially increase city Treasurer
Ruasell's estimate 81 office e1s
pensea fof the year 1901
The fact that many additional
clerks viii be employed in that Of
flee Ia the auditing. accounting and
cashiers departments. viii cause a
hie Increase in the salary roll. The
local assessment tar rate viii
necessarily be Increased TO meet
The expenditures for the additional
clerical forces Salaries ranging
from $50 20 $40 will be paid 1t ia
expected that about 80 men will be-
employed. Besides this item. Is the
printing bill for warrants and book
binding which Il Ia estimated Will
be- very large.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-10
DOLPHIN DIDN'T RACE.

According to Capt John Johnson,
master OF the steamer Dolphin,
there WAS no race down Lynn ca.
nal with the G. p r. steamer Prin.
cess Nav THE Princess May left
skagway after We did. said Capt.
Johnson this morning. "and went
by us a-whoopiug. The Dolphin
was not in her usual good trim this
trip, At skagway there was no In
timation given that the Princess
May intended TO test speed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-10
WILL RAISE FUND
FOR N. 0. CAMP A|GM

At the conclusion 81 the came
pafgn and before the vote IL taken
the campaign accounts viii be made
public. showing where the money
has come from and What Il vas
expended for.
The publication Of the campaign ac-
count Is a challenge Of the opposition
organization, should one be perfected,
TO do likewise. showing who con-
tributes and who receives the
money raised 10 defeat municipal
ownership In Seattle.
Whirl~ind Campaign.
The NJ o. advocates are planning
to make a whtrlwind campaign. \
publicity bureau Will be established
from which literature viii be iiber-
ally circulated and a speaksrs
bureau viii be organised TO have
charge OF public meetings. Several
prominent republican orators have
offered their sevices rs stump
speakers during the campaign, and
the leaders OF the movement have
been overwhelmed with offers Il
the voluntary services of municipal
ownership advocates
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-10
WILL INCREASE
FLEET
HIND aoLpn COMPANY WILL
SEND SEVERAL LARGE SHIPS
TO PUGET SOUND FOR LUM.
BER cAReoEs.

A larger number Of sailing yes
sells will come TO Puget sound dur
ing the next SIX months than has
ever been known. All Of the yes.
sells all be pressed into the lumber
carrying business This statement
was made this morning By James
Rolph. Jr, head Of the hind koiph
company. Of san Francisco, when
oWna OF controls the greater part
Of the sailing fleet on the Pacific
ocean.
Mr. Rolph arrived from San Fran
cisco this morning and IL stopping
al the Butler hotel. lie came north
for tho special mission OF looking
into the possibilities for increasing
his fleet 60 this port tie has seeu,
and now will send several OF his
largest carriers 20 Seattle for lum.
Der. Ronald r Rolph IL the local
representative Of the company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-10
tsorlpps News ssrvles)

MANCHESTER. n. ". Aug 10
The New Hampshire Fire Insurance
company stated today that It's aue.
pension on the Pacific coast 90 due
TO n desire 90 let the unsettled con
ditlons readiust themselves before
taking further liability The state.
ment SAYS the company'e Frisco
liabilities Will be settled for about
5000. goo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-10
BANKS CLOSING
WAS TIMELY
pREs DENT MD
WOULD HAVE GOT TWICE
AMOUNT or SHORTAGE HAD
His PLANS mAruHEo.
tssrlpps ns~s ssrxls.l

CHICAGO. AmH ia Hundreds 81
uses Ia blank 81 10 amount. bear
ias alisgei signatures II prominent
Chlcasuans. wero found today IA
che vaults 81 the Milwaukee A.
bank The authorities declare that
President sicnNlaud intended 20
mnlrt ghs bank for half again "a
much a. the present shortage
The signatures Nofo evidently
traced from genuine signatures
thea sofked over Ia iuk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-10
LUMBER RATES HIGH.

Rates on lumber between Puget
sound and California ports has
reached top notch A. much as
s. per thousand has been paid
The Globe Navigation company has
chartered the fourmasied schooner
Alex r. Brown and the schooner
W. /. Smith 20 carry lumber, the
rate being $40 The bark Henry
Willard IL also under charter for
lumber cargo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-10

$3.50. AZ arlsiacFaflt BONES on
-, lgisi sfs assessed az valu-
- 4 a r~f esnt ~ IRE actual
80 ssiss q ihetg pfuusFty
$500. q niofe aaushle homes
:. =. ssstrrs aiepe q nentau Till
- R1askz away fron thvae
..s.aa,sak hatseA arr aHsgHse4 At
s.,ss.ssn - s. PER cent q the
..,-.s marast vaihs o. their prop
wgS -
-. Atgsssncs between ~ per
- a. Il ser cent Fspfesenis The
- .see vhteh the post are
s..<a a. arasnsg the Fieh
~ aksr~f Win his modest iits
a. a,ssaxs. bnnt through yearn %
- 80 Aoasst ios bears the
--<s..r kse,aen q iaxation while
- m.a aAose wealth pzrmlts BIN
: .<<et ~ himseif a large ana
,e.er.tiaas Aama pass Il a rate -
=. - ar tiat eharEsi against
a. hsefsr.
sss % a. Exsrspls-
xssess<. fnr tasiauce. the iaearss
pu.x \ hosnw the eo@s 81 which
Z. 49, a. 80 lie i assrsssii
= uasaasis.n - ttea
~ sss tsfees~ 81 sinspiifyang TIE
ssrssles rat ne wore soft.'AsAs.
-. i a hnne aaaftne tseee ana
rm I'll mrs him assessed az a
ssa.agnn y iste
rs AFTER hasns coat Twice -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-10
COMMISSION APPOINTED.

In the matter OF the petition II
the CITY Of Seattle 90 condemn and
appropriate private property for cx'
tending and establishing a highway
along Eleventh av. Judge Griffin
has appointed a commission. eous
posed Of A. +. PARKER. Ray 90
Croker and X A Wright. TO make
The assessment and pay for al dam.
ages incurred 20 property holders
II g. expected that the estapllshs
ment Of the highway viii cost about
sIf .U0n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-10

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug 10 r.
That the tightening grlp Of the
lumber trust mayc be- RELAXED ia
San Francisco number Of local
capitalists are organized 20 fight
the lumber fouEers The plan r.
70 bus great quantities Of lumber
in British Columbia and carry II
TO this port IN British vessels, pay
the duty aud sell IA open market
a. a reasonable profit. thus making
money Tor the men who will buck
the trust and Al the same time con.
ferrlng a benefit on the people OF
this city
Trust Weskens Already.
Among the men reported as lead.
oru Of this syndicate are Thomas
Mage. n real estate dealer, ana
James ID Phelan. banker and
capitalist Phelan and Magee are
active members OF the relief corps
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-10
BOY HURT By
FALL ON STONE

Elrht.yearold Stewart Coolin.
" no lives al 2bos Yesler way, WAS
teasing a miikman who vas pass.
ing by his home this morning az II
o'clock and. as the driver jumped
from his wagon with whip in hand.
the boy started 10 run into the
house
lle stumbled. iniurlng his ABIDE
men upon stone and striking his
head upon the pavement. He was
removed TO his home. where be rs
dellrlous and it is believed he Is
suffering from conclusion Of the
brain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-10
CANAL QUESTION TO
GO BEFORE PEOPLE

Chamber OF Commerce committee.
the commissioners and the prose-
cutting attorney.
The proceeds Of the 1850 600 bond
Issue. II IL carries. viii be turned
over to Mf Moore upon the accept
anee Of the canal b. the governs
ment.
Ar. Moore VIII give bond 70 IN
demnify the county for the cost 81
the election In case he falls 10 earry
out his mart o. the contract
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-10
NELSON AND CANS
SIGN FIGHT ARTICLES
lsefipp. News Service.

GoLpFiEtD. AuE L.
BILLY Nolan and Coo Cans met
here this afternoon and signed
articles In addition 20 Mel
sons tNothlrds aud Cans
nne.third o. the $4,000 purse
win or lose. Nelson aud Cans
and the club each get onc
third of the moving picture
! money
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-10
GATES CASE IS
POSTPONED

Iks hearing on the croas bin OF
Sisie Gates. "a the divorce pro
nssiaza brought BY saltwater
aa Gates. came up before Judge
esiiiih This morning and was post
gafd sntil Tuesday In order 90
- Mrs.. Gates 20 answer the am
uasis q her husband
~ Gates makes the same stat
W Grounds against her husband
Y Oates alleges IN his complaint.
- also asks for temporary all
nsnT In the sum Of 81 500 a month.
800 suit money and $1,000 attor
kYs fees
saltwater BIZ Is absent from
ns usual halnta Mrs Gates attor-
nsys are anxious 70 find him 10
sFfs few inoouvenlent papers on
y plzaFfe person. Bile friends
~ Nat he II attn In Seattle, but
~ alioFnsY claims no knowledge
!" Dig clients whereabouts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-10
DIDN'T WANT
TO LIVE LONGER
tssrlpp. News service J

LONEf.kND. o. Aug 0--EE.
tsila BloomInEdais. aboard the y
& O. flyer bound for New York.
this morning cried I've been
bad don't want 20 live and
ienped through the window. while
the train vas going 50 miles an
hour She was fatally hurt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-10
BITTEN BY DOG.

Isabel Manning. egos Lane 1t.
was bitten by dog this morning
aud the police have been asked 70
shoot the animal. The child waa
not seriously injured. The neigh
hora wish tho animal removed, The
dos Is without a license
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-10
GOVERNMENT IS NOW
AFTER ice TRUST.

= TOLEDO. o AuR io--Far
. the first time the government
. has taken a hand IA the fight
. between the people and the
. ieo trust Luther N Walker. /
. who has been here for a week
q IA the Interests of TIE inter /
a state commerce commission.
. has made a report on local
. conditions. and the result In
. that a hearing haa been decid
. "a upon for August H. 20
. prob. deeper Into The trusts
q business
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-10

Henry Hicks Bond vas hanged Ia
The Idaho penitenilafy a. II min.
utea past O'Clock this morning Tor
the murder 81 Charles DAILY on the
night ~ October s. 1900 Rudolph
Wettaf, another condemned muir.
defnr. was renriaYed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-10
MOE AIDING LYncHges.
fserlpps NsNs ssrvlesl

guRINgFfELD. Mo. Aug. To-
The sheriff today awore In 20 more
deputies 70 aid during tho trials OF
the men indicted for lynchines AZ
Salisbury To-day state officials
Wili confer with Governor Folk re-
gardlnz the advisabillty Of sending
more militia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-10
SUIT OF $4,000
FOR LOEB
WOMAN WRITER HOLDS PRUsi-
Dggrs RIGHT HAND MAN RE
spoNslnlE ron HGR ARREST
At TIE CAPITOL.
fserlpps Ns..s ssr.Ies.l

OYSTER BAY. Aus it.-secfe-
tary Loeb Naa served this morn
lng With papers Ia euit fof $50.
GOO. Instituted By Madg. nuree. the
anfhafaHH who VAS arrested H.
Washington last winter
Secretary Loeb aays that II the
woman hsn ans case ~ all u =
agalnat the police. ~ be had moth.
iae TO do with the arrest which
waN made outside Of ~ Johns
church AZ the capitol rhis IL Mra
nhoasvrif'H church. not the prcai
dent'a wofahlppinF place
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-10
MT. BAKER HAS
WALLER ATTACK
fstsf special ssrvIesA

BELLlNdHAM. Aug. 10-Re.
markable volcanic activity on the
northwest side OF Mount Baker n
reported by the Mazamaa steam
aud boiling water II issuing from
erevicea In the rocks. and sulphur
is constantly being Deposited on the
bnro rocks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-10
CHAPMAN 10 FINED.

Wallace Chapman, recent ar.
rival IN the city. was yesterday
fined $50 By Justice Of the Peace
Alexander for disorderly conduct
and interfering with an officer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-10
NEW YORK STATE
IHDIcTs STANDARD.
faorIpps NeMs eervIee. }

JAMESTOWN. n Y. Aug. 10
The federal grand jury today re-
turned several indictments against
Inc standard OF company the
Pennsylvania railroad and tho vac
uum on company Of Rochester.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-10
PASS THIRD AVENUE.

Owing 10 the rCgrado work now
being done on Third ave. the Madl-
son 1t. cars. both inward and out
ward bound. viii. until further no
tice. make no stops for passengc
AZ Third ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-10
49, tstAsttttt
pULAJANse KILL OFFICER
AND MeN.
srlpps ssss service


A slANlLA >. l.. Aus i0.-in I
= sssspsfsts hand 10 hang con. 4
q fllct with suinIanss near Jul. {,
. IL, Island of Lsyte, sirst 4
= lieut. John ,. James was kilt ,
: ~. tossther with t.o prlvstse 4
a Of the Eighth Infantry, Con 4
: tact surgeon Calvin D. shy 4
= der and internal Revenue Cot I
= 'setof Williams. I
= The natives greatly out'um. Z
= harod the detachment, tho {,
= members Of which fought /,
q bravsly, DetAiit Of the battle :
= are meaaor until an official I
report ls received.
lieut. Jones was attached 90 I
Company y. Of the Eighth In ,
fsntfY, and had been IN the
= Philippines since March o. I
: THE Year 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-10
ONO orr FoR NOME.

Owing to heavy freight ship.
ments the steamer Ohio did not sail
for Nome last night, as expected,
and steamed ont OF the harbor thia
morning At 10 O'Clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-10
HOW THE POOR MAN PAYS
The RICH MANS TAXES

o.us Il Humble Home Taxed on a Valuation
4 aters Than Twice That Upon Which the
WEALTHY Man Is Taxed--.Renton Hill as an
Example.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-10
TURKISH RULER IS I'LL,
(seripps News Service

CoNsTANT1NoPLE. Aug 10
The illness 81 the sultan Of Turkey
has been confirmed BY private sd.
vices