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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-13
CHILDREN GIVEN
BRUTAL BEA TINGS

Humane offiesr vappsll was vess
tefday called 10 the home - A.
scefdaui, etts East Aloha st. Oh
complaint II nelshhoFs. who Alisssd
That ME- senfdani was 81 treating
a to.Xeat old daughter.
Il VAS stated that the woman as.
sauited the child op Saturday night
with club and that che forced the
child 60 take OF nearly all her
clothes 70 receive the beating A.
ter thraAhinT the ehlld almost into
lnsenstbillly the wumsn cut her IN
. hen house and nailed an doors and
windows There the ehud VAS
found At II o'eloek yesterday
mofniaK where abe had spent the
nisht onlS Partially clad. as stated
~ the uslshh0rs
The child Was terribly bruised ana
hair dead ffem starvation. When
questioned the woman faiHnsd L.
nofhnee u the Enkilah language.
and the child vhsu SPOKEN 10 by
the officer, declared that she had
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-13
FIREMEN LET
FIRES GO GOWN
BoILERmAkHRs AND SHIP.
SMITHS co OUT FOR ZIG IN
CREASE IN PAY - STEVE
poREs GAIN CONCESSIONS.
tserlpns nsws ssnIes.l

san FRANCISCO. Aug. i2-The
waterfront strike was further com
piioaish this morning when several
hundred bniisrmakers and ship
smiths ~ the various iron works
Throughout the city presented de-
mnnd for an Increase Of from fsbg
60 50 day Unless this raise IT,
Forthcoming Or compromise e.
fected another strike wili undoubi-
edit result.
This afternoon hll the members Or
the RikEefs' and stevedores' union.
numbering some 500 men returned
80 work on ali tho docks "a tn the ex-
cepfion Of the American Hawaiian
company The stevedores' demands
conceded were an increase OF 40 10
So cents an hour for eight hours
work and 80 to IS cents for overtime
on coast wise vessels. and IS cents
for loading and dischargiuK deep
water vessels.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-13
ONE
VOTE AT START

court to PASS upon later on. In one
81 them the voter evidently intended
20 vote the straight republican
ticket. but placed his croas outside
the circle. II viii probably be count
ed BY the court for Hurd and Null
len. This viii give those contestants
two more votes IN that precinct
than they received IN the official
count
The other disputed ballot was a
municipal ownership ballot. but lr-
regularly marked II viii doubtless
be counted by tho court for Dow.
This VIII leave Mullen and Hurd
with an increase of two votes and
Dow with n loss u one.
w the official returns from the
First precinct of the First ward
Mullen received 80 votes. In the re-
count 100. Iiurd received % and IN
the recount % Dow received 81 and
ln the recount 81.
The recount was resumed at I 40
O clock this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-13
MAY BUILD
SHIP PLANT
JOHN X. CRAIG IN sEsTrLg
Ano RumoR HAS " THAT sE
WILL CONSTRUCT YARDS ON
PUGET SOUND.

Tugei sound viii vofY likely be
tho sitr Of y uew ship building
gartss and in al probability Seattle
viii BE- chosen az the place for the
plant
John n craiE. formerly AZ the
head ~ The Craig ship Building
company. % Toledo. o. arrived In
seattle last Saturday. and fumor
has 4 that be quietly looking over
the field On Puget sound for the
esta blishment Of n ship huiiding
nlsut
Mf crals sold oni his we'll known
works last snfinK % Syracuse. \
Y. PARTIES. aud retired from the
company. but be has not retired
from active business. according 20
reports
NJ Cfaiv vii neither admit nor
DEM that be a. on the ground for
haslBesa purposes The well
knnNr steamers indianapolis. Wat.
son, Hickman Eureka and Tam
plco. now making their headqusf
iass in Seattle. wefc all constructed
% afr Craig
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-13

not been beaten. and that she had
only been confined In the hen house
fur az hour Evidently she Vas 80
badly frightened az to lie 30 the Of
fic-t iu the face % evidence prov
iuE her statements TO be false. No
action has been taken IN the naatfef
as yet
lieuEhiou HerfiCh. ga Eleventh
az. - accused % chiid beating bY
number ~ hts nriKhhors who al
iesed that on Thursday last he
hfutaliy beat bis little son With =
raw hide ridine Nhip
Humane officer CLARK was called
ia and found the child 10 he in r
terrible condition ffem the eeatlng.
The whip. which b IN evidence 81
police headquarters. IL broken ard
ffaysd 81 she ends evidently from
the nee 90 which u has been Pat
No action whs taken in the matter
other than - secure from Hsrfiek a
pamiss ~ better treatment Of the
hoy IN the future.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-13
M. Q. ADVOCATES
STARTCAMPAIGN

Judge Wood IL now wording on
the list - names 20 compose he
committee ard e will be announced
IN dsy or two The eampninn wiil
be waEed with fund established
by collecting subscriptions in The
sum q 81 from each advocate of the
plan.
This subscription was started
Saturday Bisht and the fleet $50 col.
isefsd
The committee contenplsteH issp-
ing neat engraved card receipt o.
each contributor that he may keep
~ = souvenir 90 the campaign
Headquarters ~ The committee
viii be on the nth floor Of The pro-
piles Savings Rank buildinr and 4
big canvas will be stretched acf0ss
Pike ~ announcing the fact
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-13
KITSAP BEATS
THE FLYER
aRoon IS NOW AT TIE MAST
HAD OF TIE NEW STEAM.
HR-rEsr or SPEED MADE
YESTERDAY

There IL a urpom ~ the mast.
head of the new steamer kiiHap.
which was placed there yesterday
after = race With the well hnown
h1sef The two steamers left Ia.
coma about Il tb o'eloek yesterday
aftssnoou. the kitsap being a iflilc
ahead The Flyer. after turning
aroand. iaok the bonc In he's teeth
aud fof IN hour the fhst steamers
tried for supremacy
DufinK the h. rs ran. both
stsrnfTp pushed 80 their utmost
the kitaep gained about four
Lengths aud readily established beg
sIala that she could beat the FLYER.
The crew Of the latter boat admit
their defeas. and the broom en- che
kitsAI y up accordingly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-13

Sunday ssas day 81 disaster In
macy parts 81 the country. AZ
Evanston. near Chicago. an electric
car ooili5ed with an sutomobiie,
killing enc and fatally inIvrina sew
sraL Trio r,ssmhsrs Of the San Fran
eisee ard los Angeles ball teams
we're on a crowded ear 81 Oakland
When 4 crashed into q railroad
train. Several we're injured. Five
ysre drowned while enjoying . Sun
day bath In the Spokane river, near
Davenport. A bloody duel occurred
q, Brown lake. this state, ard
masked robbers shot ard killed
mar 81 Golden Gate park. San Fran
si,es. Several either fatalities ee'
CURED frorn drowning. sutomobile
accidents ard railroad collisions
CHICAGO. Aug. IA Chicago
4 Nnvaukee electric car collided
with an automobile at Evanston last
nisht with fatal results. The dead
Mrs. Elizabeth slaughter. 80 years
old.
Tie injured
Ms ~ y slaughter. q years old.
rIsht arm broken. saw broken and
skull fractured. probably die.
a. = slaughter. husband ~ Mrs.
Elizabeth slaughter. shshuf
bruised.
Mrs Christine naulby5 nurse. EN-
ployed by Slaughter family. slightly
injured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-13
lives MAY BE LOST
IN FIRST Ave. FIRE

the fire lie ls employed nv the
hull hfos. ffintinE company. Witch
has offices ou the third floor. when
The fire hrots cut Ar and Mrs null
were in the printing office with
their little daughter AEnes Afa
Run attempted 60 save hin wife aud
daughter. but the burden proved toe
much Sutton picked the little airl
up aud carried her down the back
way Mr Huii carried hts wife
down Both Mrs nuli and h.f
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-13
ABDUL HAM|D
FEEL|NCEAS|ER
COURT PHYSICIAN GAVE HIM
SIMPLE REMEDY AND WAS
PROMOTED FOR CAUSING
SLIGHT RELIEF.
fserIpps News sefvIes.l

caNsTANTtNopLE Aus. IA
The Sultan Il bad patient lie re-
fuses all treatment but his physl-
cian his succeeded Ia setting him
fa use simple remedies which
brought some relief The physician
was Immediately given the rink OF
aaneral The sultnn's trouble is due
70 the kidneys.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-13

DAVENPORT. Aug. IA party
= people went 20 = grove on the
Spokane river. shout ~ miles from
this place. for a Suu8sy outing Five
Of the party went Ia bathing and
Miss Winnie Jones got beyond her
depth. one after the other. a. IL.
BurEett. Mrs. A. n BurEstt. Roy
Howard ana A. /. Ipman tried to
rescue the young woman. only 20 be
swept 70 their death loo the swift
current
Mr. BurEeit was machinist, own
ing a shop IA this place. lnman.
Howard and Miss Jones were depu-
ties 81 the county auditors office.
Mr. and M4s. Bufgett leave two
small children. who sat on the bank
and saw their parents drown. The
other members Of the party were
unable TO offer any assistance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-13
RECOUNT or VOTES IN ELEc.
TON CONTEST IS BEGUN
HURp AND MULLEN MAKE
GAIN or TWO VOTES.

The votes In ono precinct. the
first precinct Of the First ward
,y.rs feeounted under the direction
~ Commissions ". G. Raine, ia the
now Mullen election contest. this
morning. ~ result of The count
rauurlimen Mullen aud hura'
asainst whom the contest u direct
"a. each gain one vote over the Of
f,elaf return OF the count, and Dow
loses two votes.
Two disputed ballots we're held
IN bv the commissioners under
agreement ~ tho opposing atior-
neya and not included In the re
count. They will be held for the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-13

.ps q uors Of persons are
- b. are in the upper stories
! 4. Washington block. GA First
!, "a ne foo, Of cherrg y
=. are broke cut IN ths fear ~
:. r,,.a sAoe siore a 2 90 o'clock
!, ,spss the arrival q TIE FIRE
s.sueul vas eafn'ng fiereely
4 ana as the department ap.
.s.n arrived. ladders Nefe rails
- ~ upeef tioogs and the work
2~srus eegaa
~ asa xcmsn appeared AZ all
"a. ulnSows % he upper floors.
suar b. tas stairway Or eie.
- sas sonpatsly shat on BY
= sre ara smote
. ne use q Pompler ladders
:. xzae q tie imprisoned oseu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-13

LONDON, Aug u Nine fire.
men Of the steamer Mlnnetonka
we're arrested to-day upon the arr
rival Of the ship. The fircmeu
kicked about The food and 81 IL
charged. deliberately allowed the
fires 10 die nnd the ship to-t thou
sands 81 dollars by the 4, ny The
charges were uusustalucd in court.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-13
TAILOR wIsLos UMBRELLA

A. storrh n tailor iH the Metro
puiiian building. engaged in fight
with = Eslfnan. an snpioSe. this
morning a. q result ~ which he
lies ~ the WaYsido hospital with q
badly battered counisunnee. the re-
suit - too frequent contact with az
umbrella scientifically handled BY
Zelfman. The Injuries Ia Stofch are
net serious although they are some
what painful
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-13
CHICAGO AT sREmERToN.

The flagship Chicago. with Rear
Admiral SWinhurn aboard, left for
nrcmerton this morning for re
pairs. The remainder OF the fleet
IL still In the harhor and future
movements are not known, Target
practice viii not begin for several
weeks, Il If stated. and during the
meantime the the cruisers and tor
pedo boats will ride at the buoys in
the bay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-13
ALASKA STORMS RAGING.

storms are sweeping the coast
Of Alaska o. the westward. accord
ms to word brought south by the
Oregon. The steamers of the coast
and aeodetie survey are months be.
hind in their work, owing TO the
bad weather. and small craft are
forced to seek shelter and tie mp
for daya at time A report from
seward was To the effect that the
Ileht draught steamers on Cook
inlet we're having a hard time nayi.
gatlna. and the steamer Neptune
was driven on the beach near Sci.
down but was uniniured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-13

OAKLAND. Aug ia while 4
trolley car loaded with returning
baseball spectators was crossing st
ForHeth St. sunday afternoon. q
Key Route electric train collided
with Il aud score Of persons on
tho street car were fatally injured.
Two may die Members 81 the san
Francisco aud Los Angeles BAH
teams were on the street ear. George
Hodsnn. baseball umpire. received
scalp wounds G I. Wheeler. Of The
san Francisco ball team. received
body contusions The accident vas
due to "A defective nirhrakc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-13
JUDGE WOOD IS PREPARING
LIST or MEMBERS oF CON-
HtTTEE WHO WILL MANAGE
TIE WORK FOR MUNICIPAL
OWNERSHIP.

A COMMITTEES 81 fis - which
Indas -. q wood is chairman and
will appoint the other members,
viii manaRe the municipal owner
ship campaign Tor The adoption ~
ths Thomson street railway plans.
THE was agreed upon IT meeting
~ the municipal ownership adve.
Gates held ai The Labor Temple
Saturday ulEht
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-13
Fight Duel to Death.

cHEwELAH. AUG ls-Aner nc
most desperate gun fight IN the an~
nails OF Stevens county. Mike Mcknls
slew william Dougan Sunday e
Brown lake. The men were veteFan
prospeeiofs both over the haif-een-
ttTy mark In years and Of violent
dispositions. They quarreied sans
day over permitting party Of chew-
elah men 60 fish IN the lake.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-13
D|AzURGEDMEN
TO RETURN
MEXICAN EXECUTIVE STEPS ~
AND pIsPosEs OF LABOR
plFFtcULriUs ON MEXICAN
CENTRAL RAILWAY
tseripps News s.rvies.)

III pAHo. feHar, Aus ia Pres
ldsnt niax Of MEXICO n responsible
for 1000 employees 81 she mechanical
department ~ the Mexican Central
railroad returning 10 their work.
after being out on a strike for two
weeks
pssidsnt Diar said he would rec
ommend that in every ease where
the men we're the equal Of the
Americans IN skill the Mexican
v uuia receive the same whges The
freight business II the road waH al
most az a staudstiil
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/ which ~ saasssed - from 80 10 u
per ceat ~ ita value. and some nf
the franchises Of which are not as.
seaeed ~ All Ne uses In his home
ans supplied b. the seattle Light
Ing company. delivered under 4
franchise worth az least 81 900 600
and NOE assessed at all.
Compared with the assessments
on the properties named. q would
seem that MI Posses IL entitled TO
3 reduction.
Hnf h0u about the man with a
more modest home than that owned
By ST Fossssi
Soaked With iufpvnity.
IN many cases the man with n
small home ihe workinK man. the
mechanic and the day labareF can
rot spare the time from his employ
meut 10 look np biz assessment and
register his kich with the board o.
equalization. tie Is she man who
can be soaked for taxes with I'm.
pnnlty
And This Is exactly what has hap.
penod
In the accompanying table are
Hated five small homes which have
been purchased IS their present
owners during the current calendar
year. Win each description 81
property f. given the purchase price
81 II aud the assessment vainHtion
a. fixed Is County Assessor Peter
and his deputies Reference 70 tho
table uii ahow that these assess.
nlents are from Is 20 1906 per cent
81 the actual purchase price ~ the
property
Mr. Fossaa. the small business
man. the man With time 20 look up
and kick az his assessment. thinks
he has a kick coming.
Compared with the Assessment
OF the man who II better able TO
bear the tax burden. he has.
Hos. About the Poor man7
nut hos about the owner Of a
small home acquired at the cost Of
much personal effort and sacrifice.
n Mr.. Fossaa. assessed ~ es per
cent Of the value Of HIS property,
has reason 10 complain that others
are assessed ~ from 10 to 30 per
cent. how about tho owner 81 a
small home who IL assessed at from
- 70 1905 per centl
Where does the small man get
off who hasn't time to look AFTER
hfa assessment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-13
SAN FRANCISCO WOMAN DREW
MONEY TO BUY REAL Es.
TATE AND STRANGER GOT
AWAY With IT BY SIMPLE
TRICK.

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. IA
Mrs. {. tampert, Of 900 Lopez ST.,
was robbed Of a satchel containing
$500 ga gold IN tho lobby of the
san Francisco Savings Union this
morning. She drew the money
from the liibernia bank for the
purpose Of purchasing some realty.
but not meeting the real estate man
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-13
PERFECT MEAT
FOR the JAcklES
tseripp. News ssrviee.)

WASHINGTON. Il. G. Aug IA
Secretary Bonaparte today ordered
a more vigorous inspection Of meat
al the navy yards. lie has ordered
an immediate substitution OF good
meat FOR bad meat wherever the In
spcetora suspect the quality.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-13
ESTHER MITCHELL is :
FAR FROM DEATH
Times Deliberately Fakes Story That Young
Woman Is Dying OF Typhoig Fever.--It Is a
Weepy Story But 1t Makes Esther Laugh.

phold fever. never bad typhoid feys
or and doesn't expect 10 have n.
True. she spends much time lys
Ing on her cot IN the little cell in
tbs county jail
But she doesn't toss any. Neither
has hhe been deiirioHa al least. IL
she has been she has kept II yerN
quiet
Had Stomach Ache.
Saturday she partoOk Of some.
thing that didn't agree with her,
and. as a consequence. Ehe was
troubled slightly With a stomach
ache
To a Star reporter this morning
she laughingly denied that she had
tossed any on her cot or In her
delirium
4 don't know where such q story
could have come from" Hhe said.
1T ID 30 silly haven't been sick
~ adj 10 speak Of
Forgets 20 Rave.
And she didn't look sick this
morning She also RETAINED from
tossing and raying while talking
with the reporter
Esther Mitchell has not a. ann
time since her confinement In tbs
lall had even the slightest SYMPTOM
OF typhoid fever" said Jail PhyAi'
clan SNYDER II she was indispos.
ed ~ all. II was a alifht attack -
indigestion caused from eating TOO
much fruit"
But ~ WAS a good story and vas
made IN Seattle"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-13
GREATLY
DAMAGED
hot WEATHER EAST or ThE
MOUNTAINS HAS CAUSED A
IS par CENT DAMAGE.

Eastern wnshluEion crops we're
dHmaKsd IS psf cent ~ the bot
weather hitch has prevailed for the
past tao months This r. the efin-
iou ~ General n ~ fAyinREsone.
ore ~ the richest mes Of Whitman
county ard who Il AZ present 81 see
attls with ~ L1viHSstone IL o.
~ Johnston. - CoifHx. and both are
bound fof Fairbanks. where they
have valuable mining properties.
They are Coins north 90 supefinteud
the elssn+uns on their claims.
which we're worked extensively this
SEASON
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-13
oround undsr c.r Mh..I,.

CHICAGO. Aus. "a George Mes
aEed Is years. Was killed. ard Misf
Mime Gurschke. aged ~ severely
injured IN a train accident here "a
Sunday. The two young people wers
standing on the Fearof a picnic traia.
y hen Il suddenly backed. throwing,
Noe under the wheels The YOUNG,
woman vas saved by her dress
catching on the hrAkeheam.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-13
WILL MEET IN SEATTLE.

At the convention OF the Pacific
Coast Advertising Mems associa-
tlon. held ~ Victoria on July 20.
"A and %, Il Nas decided to accept
the invitation rendered the assoeia.
ticn TO hold the annual convention
In this city In 1909
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-13
klIlsa in trolley Collision.

TAMAQUA. Pa. Aus. IA Miltos
". Hetsone aged 81 cashier q ne
Citizens National Bank 81 Iausfofds
was Killed. and Daniel Mcclellan,
ared q. assistant cashier Of the
same institution. Vas fatally injured
SUNDAY night by their carriage be-
ing struck by trolley car.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-13

esorxs u Fss... ~tre ureassenf
a KIn< A. 1870 go.
kaae < Al fsn3 rstrsv ngnth av "a
axnsi kss.ses. ~ ufth an AZ.
snrssss hone averto,ttne lake
Nuslsran II. - mbtrh n ~.
tss.ss = : es,,iem -. ,sf,v.su,salgfr.x
nssusfsraas v9.~ mga 49,
t~esas ssvA 49, 80 sstr.etier
y ~ ar.sv - ~ .vae,s. ~
nms sarson., 49,. a. - ~
i a. - rs<.ne~ Tst.a a. n
ras4. - ersrss., 4 s-,,r,f, fra~a
H. q 4 5a6
hhssess.ss a. A. ara os q .as
ws 4 ns msr,,n,,'e ,,.rts, ssiee
rS NJ Fo1sss wlsh ifttia iims
EupeN appeared before the hoard
- 1sNfsAy asking for a reduc-
- 'Asf asessmenf
Nsnts a Reduction.
rsan.. ~. ~. -. a., .,,,s,
knk ssrv mv@k = ,to,,gE h. = -.
I'd . sseh ,.g,,etls,r
Was,u, - -. "a. -.
n ihs nornlny u, -. =. 49, 800
a hsassss 81 n.ss., - 49,. for.c
q fsxss Il 4 n.1tirs.e - az
fmnsr n 71hlsse.nirst ~ "a tf,s
ssr. fresnsle ,'sr,s...4 - = ~
Hafpsf ~ ~ soa r, h es...s....i
q flssa. or * & o. -, - -, +,
H. passes alsa me home 81 !
-, !. so n iasf aerass the street
IN :. ma u JssiTe Baillngef. which
s,ssas recently purchased from
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-13
rrasic isn't IT,

Tragic. Ism IT
II ~ the story 81 Esther Mitchell
az told In the sunday Times Of yes
tefday.
Esther Mitchell. awaiting trial on
the charge Of murder, dying IN a
cell In the county iaii. while high
above her. on the dome 81 the colin-
~ building. justice stands holding
In one hand the scale. and weepa
that she IL 70 be cheated Of her prey
b. this white ROBBED angel OF death.
whose coming IL ohroHiclsd In the
only really. true Seattle made"
article
interesting. But No, True.
II the story hadn't been entirely
false. Il would have been q very
good one.
Esther Mitchell hasn't got y.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-13
SOLDIER GOES TO JAIL.

W. J Glenn. n soldier stationed
al American lake with the troops
now there. came To town to see the
sights Saturday night and succeed
ed In getting drunk and disorderlt
lie was given 10 days In the city
Jail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-13

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug IL. Foul
highwaytueu shot and killed Frs4
Aulilneaux IN Golden Gate parA
about 10 O'Clock last niEht. Null.
Iiueaux vas in company with Mis4
Norma Pisa and was returning
from the beach. He refused 10 sivt
up his vaiuahles 70 the ruhber quar-.
lei
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-13
SAYS FRIEND TOOK WATCH.

"m. plekett Of Harper. wash,
.asfses r X Duncan. a chance
ss.qaA'ntanee. with having robbed
w q biz watch In the Lexington
-. sslefday. Both men had
-. oflhkins. and Pickett claims
Daneah stood The drinking bet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-13
POPE HAS THE GOVT.

wife OF Port Captain Patterson. %
the Pacific Steamship company
made the round trip on the HUM
boldt. DIR. Y. c. futile. OF BOSTON,
was another round uipper The
Humboldt calls north again tomorv'
row night. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-13
HUMBOLDT IN.

Bringing IS passengers, several
of them being round trippers. the
Humboldt has arrived In port from
Southeastern Alaska. Mrs. James
Carroll. wife Of the captain of the
spokane, and Mrs J. H. Patterson,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-13
TRAGEDIES
HARVEST IS DEATHS

camp. ~ Springfield. both about ~
years or age got beyond their deria
while In bathing here sunday and
were drowned Although thousands
stoeI OF the bank no one realizes
that the Young men we're brownies
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OYSTER RAY. Aus ia--Henfy
Taft. Secretary Tafts brother. and
Robert bridge Joined the proHidou
tlal party AZ saeamora Hlll today
All remained 20 lunch The Ions
Wottha vii remain most Of the
week
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losowosrss AT SYCAMORE.

daughter were suffoeatsd almost 90
the point ~ uuconHciousnenH
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ROBBED OF $4,000
AT TELLER'S WINDOW

she decided TO deposit the money in
the Savings Union.
While standing before the teller's
window she was suddenly ap-
preached by man about 80 years
old, who tapped her ON the shoulder
aud said. eOh. you are Mrs. smith.
l believe" Mrs Iampert said she
was not Mrs. Smith and the man
apologized and turned away Mfs
lampert then discovered that her
satchel had been taken and one he~
longing 10 another customer ga Tho
bank substituted. There Is no clew
to the thief.
POPE HAS THE GOVT.
(soripps News serviee.)
ROME. Aug. I2.-eit II leaned
that the pope 81 suffering seriously
from an attack OF the govt