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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-16
NEBRASKA IS
ON TRIAL TRIP
WILL DEMONSTRATE HER AslL.
trV AND EsrAnLlsA REPuTA
TON OF PACIFIC COAST.

ON the official course off NsAhon
island. The hattloship Nebraska II
today demonstrated her ability ~
10 whether ahe shall be one OF
Uncle Snm'H fighters aud II also eA
tabllshinE the reputation AZ the Pa
eitie Coast aa constructing the lars
est hattieshlp ever built Ia western
waters.
The Nebraska. with Captains Jor.
tlsou and lave on the bridge. and
the naval construction board. left
the Moran eompanya dock shortly
after : o'clock this morning. steam.
ins slowly 10 the tidal grounds.
Tho flagship Chicago ana torpedo
destroyer probls followed. with the
lnland FLYER bringing up the rear
with an excursion parts aboard %
witness The trial trip.
The Nebraska will today show
that she can make 10 knots an hour
n 20 she will be accepted b. the
government
TomorruS. II the trips today are
successful. she will be given q trial
% four hours straight aNay run,
At the established speed The Ne
bfanka will return late this after
noon TIE FLYER on her first ,rir
from Tacoma thia morning ran into
heavy weather. bu, BY noon the cap.
tain thought the sun WOULD ehane
tho mists away and ths day would
he ideal for the trial trip.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-16
TWENTY YEARS
FOR R. H. JONES
SLAYER or THOMAS oRGosos
WILL 90 TO TIE pGNlrEs.
TRANSACTION FoR NEW
TRIAL IS DENIED.

Robert II. Joaes. who last month
waa tried and found guilty q the
murder 81 Thomas Ggexsoa - The
steamer Eureka On April e last
wAn to-day sentenced TO serve q
term Of 20 years In the psnitsaiiafY
Attorney v y Carroll. Who rep
resented Jones IN the trial. appeared
before the court and made mo.
tion Tor a ne~ trial. and. upon de
nal. made an eloquent plea for Tie
eiemsncy Of the court The sttof
ney stated to the coart that for the
pest rs years he has refused 10
prosecute or defend a murder case.
but whom Jones entFeated Tor bis
AID. be was 70 impressed with the
mans story Of misfoftunc that he
relsntad and took up the case
Jones was an engineer on the
Eureka and. At the time Of the CON
mission OF the crime. vas much
worried over the possible fate OF bis
family. who vent through the San
Francisco disaster.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-16

PtTTsBuR0. July is-"l want
10 DIE when reach 20 That =
Tong enough for anyone 10 want 70
live"
20 saia Mrs Harry X Thaw To
her muaie teacher aud most init
mate friend here. Mrs LulEi Won
Kunlta. iuat before Harry ThaS aud
his wife vent to NeW York, ore
cediuR the Madison Square garden
tragedy
whea Young Thaw brought this
artists model into the Thaw cir.
Gle. Mrs. Won Kuniis vas selected
by the elder Mfa Thav TO give
Ftsrenso Evelyn whai musical eul.
turs she needed 90 polish her for
the company o. the 200
In addition 20 the music and Ian.
xuages the young wife vas com.
PEELED TO study, MrE Thaw
marched her Off TO prayer meeting
and church every Wednesday and
SUNDAY evening
To Young Evelyn this was most
Ealing. according 20 Mrs won ku.
nitn. ~ that when Harry aud his
wife left Pittsburg. Evelyn vas well
nigh sick Of the whole thing. and
petulantly remarked that she didn't
want To live after 80
People are wrong In believing
she cared for dreae." said Mrs. Won
Kunlts. She did not But she did
care for hats and shoes and stock
lngs and gloves. she dotted on these
things, and do not believe there
II a woman In the country who had
80 large a numbor 81 costly hats
~ she possessed.
she was devoted 20 her husband,
but was backward with other men.
and was rather cold toward them.
This was because OF her sad oxpori-
cnces with them She told me one
day OF her experiences with men
when she was an artists model
she cried 10 me about II, too; but
II would never do for me TO tell YOU
these things remember that she
mentioned Whites name. But she
said that was all past now,
"sha was never late At school.
She was our best pupil. and al
WAYS the most talebted pupll OF
Mr. SEVERN o. Frank. from whom
she took lessons on the piano. She
worked hard snd praciieed two or
three hours every day
"she didn't like society She
never liked To attend receptions or
functlonA OF any Kind. She used TO
20 to the Pittsburg orchestra con
certs and 20 Tho theaicr occasion
ally
Il have heard her say when
ahe was ut the theater that she
wished she we're back on the stage
again, but II wasn't halt an hour
aE~r she left the playhouse until
she would say she vas clad she
was not an actress.
"ahe IL such little bit OF q
tasreL nsa - AsssGmlnf that u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-16
PROMOTERS
ARE ARRESTED
Johnny REID AND TOM COR
BETT TAKEN IN ON WAR
RANT SWORN OUT BY
STREET CAR CONDUCTOR.

T. ]. Douglas. conductor on Kin
near Park car No, ias. yesterday
caused the arrest Of Johnny Reid
aud Tom Corbett. two prize fight
promoters whom he charges with
having assaulted him Saturday
night
Douglas complained 10 headquar-
tera. and Detective Kennedy arrest
ed Reid and Corbett OF a warrant.
Both were released on cash ball
Of $50 each.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-16

Artists ravod over Evelyn. Many
flattcring offers we're made TO her
to pose. but she never posed In the
nude
"she found -at the Bnhemiana
whom she met we're tsways gentle
men. / took Evelyn to New York
when she was l6, whore she waa
heralded 40 child with a Christ.
child face
Never lndisereet.
Evelyn was never guilty OF any
indiscretions with George lederer,
who treated her as father. and
said he would make a great actress
| OF her.
Il never allowed her to go 20 re-.
Ihearsala unaecompanlcd. either my
self or her brother always going
III she went out at night, | always
went with her"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-16
BOY GUILTY Of
DOUBLE CRIME

FRESNO. Cal. July 16.-Eimer
Helm. aged 20. was convicted of tho
murder of aged w. ]. Hayes and
wife. and sentenced TO hang, this
morning by Judge Church. The
youth accepted his sentence With
out sign OF emotion He will az
peal. His brother Willie will be
tried for the same crime. Elmer
will also be charged with another
murder.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-16

LEFT ct. MICHAEL LAST FRI
DAY AFTER LoHosHoRE
TROUBLES -- SAILING DATE
ANNOUNCED.

Tho steamer Senator, Of tho Pa
clflc Coast Steamship company, n
nov nouthbound from Nome. having
sailed from 81 Michael last Friday
according to word received BY the
company today The Senator had
trouble AZ Nome With the Long
shore linton ia unloading freight.
az stated In a diapateh 10 The Star,
but how the matter Was settled Is
not known by any Of the officials
here
The Senator will sail on her third
trip 60 Nome Iaiy "a and already
she has many passengers booked
aud freight IL also showing up The
senator viii attempt to make an
round trlps north this season. and
upon arrival here will be smmedi
ntely dispatched north again.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-16
HILL COMMENTS
ON NEW DEPOT

James j. Hl ts not periesty satisfied with his depot
Seattle IN quick short sentences he his opinion
abruptly.
Yesterday naornno he aiuhted special train
he cared Tor the fret time the finished exterior Of the
depot
"Finet" HE remark.
H then passed through the passengers gates into the
Hs glanced the then, waving
HE that Characteristic Of his remarked that
every In the party heard;
u don't ike a. Too much ginger bread and fancy work
public not Impressed; neither Where Ia the
room
Pasana the eide Of the ticket offices through large
hail serving entrance into the ard into
the smaller hail leading TO the baggage he stopped short
This no place fer baggage room The public can't
find a. This restaurant should be the feor Change
Put the baggage ~hsrs the then II
will be better for concerned"
With that the president ot the Great Northern turned and
walked the stairway 10 the depo, corridor The exterior
appealed 20 MIN and he made his 70 his
rage he aasln exclaimed
'Flne outside but not convenient the Inter.
ler IL shoald be-"
Today stated tina, changes will undeubisdly be
made according TO the expressed Views o. Mr. hill
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-16
NEW RATE BILL
IS DISCUSSED

CHICAGO. Juiy is--oue hundred
and nifty traffic managers. astof.
neys and other high officials repre-.
ssntins all the western railroads.
met today 10 consider the new rate
btu and discuss means to prevent
It's damaging railroad interests One
committee Of attorneys and one Of
traffic managers was appointed 10
canvass the situation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-16
sgT CONVENTION DATE.

~ meeting held AZ noon today
By the Democratic State Central
committee. at $40 Colman building,
Il vas decided 10 hold the state con.
vention in Seattle on September 81
There viii be two delegates At
large from each county. and one for
each i2s votes or fraction Thereof.
based on the vote for George Tur.
nar In 1904
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-16
WATER GAINS
ON OUTFLOW

The cool weather and the new
sprinkling regulation had their ef.
feet on the reservoirs today. At s
o'clock this morning there was six
feet in the upper and three feet In
the lower reservoir.
As there was only an hour and a
half allowed for sprinkllng this
morning. by noon the water was
considerably higher in both roser.
voirs. There Is little prospects of
the sprlnkling hours being length
cned this summer The water Off
oials say that three days OF hot
weather Is sufficient to bring about
a famine condition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-16
JOINT TRACK
TO Be USED
ST. PAUL AND UNION PACIFIC
HAVE PERFECTED TRAFFIC
AoREEmENTs or IMPORT.
ANcE.

The Chicago. Milwaukee a 81
Paul railroad. according TO adyiess
received "a Seattle today. has made
important traffic agreements Nlth
the Union Pacific a. various points.
whereby the ~ Paul uill avoid
building many miles Of road in les
plans 10 reach the Pacific coast
ON the eastern end the 81 Paul and
rnlon Pacific own OF control about
zoe miles of road which Will be
used By bath companies
PROM Davenport 10 Mnseatinr.
Iowa. the Sc Paul parallels the
Rock Island Between Theses two
places the Rocs Island aud the st
Paul viii use the tracks u both
reads iolntly The eastboahd tfsf.
nc % both companies will move
over one road and the west bound
traffic over the other
II la stated today that In The wesi
the union Pacific and st Paul will
usc zach others hnes for a eonsld.
cradle distance
STEALS FROM DOCTOR.
sasa-~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-16

which would be more becoming TO
q follower Of the ring than an
actor
George Mef.ar0n. an actor u the
one who landed tho knockout. les-
ter gave MeIAroa work. hut later
dies harEwd him Ills discharge vas
nof altogether agreeable to him.
therefore when Afr. Lester, who is
= recent arrival from France. Vas
making up for his act Mcf.aFon
landed a blow between his eyes. The
police are now booking for Nc
L.afon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-16

wau hard 20 think of her as any.
thltsr but a child Why. when she
came n take her ieFsnna. Eliza
beth. my maid. would paf to me,
'The little girl IL here She could
hardly believe this Young pupil
was married Mrs 1haw Is very
alender. She does not weigh more
than so pounds. though she was
heavier before she was married.
everybody IN the school liked
het She was very dulet and did
not make friends easily. as she did
not become familiar With anybody
on abort acquaintance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-16
UNION WILL
WAGE FIGHT
OFFICIALS DECLARE THEY
WILL CONTINUE EFFORTS
FOR UNION LABEL AND ira
CLOSED SHOP

J. Campbell. international secre-
tary of the Single Weavers' union.
this morning stated that the union
intended 70 keep up its fight against
the millmen 20 get the union label
on all shingles. They win try TO
get other labor organizations to
refuse to use non. union shingles.
At the union headquarters in Bal.
lard IL IN claimed that numerous
mill owners are signing their agree
mcnts regarding the union label
and the closed shop. and that the
union will see that they keep to
their agreements A few outside
mills have started pp. but with
union crews. In Ballard all tho
mills are now running again with
.non-uaion crews
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-16
BLOWERS
IN SKYSCRAPER

CHICAGO. July i0-Safe blow.
ers entered the Firmenieh building
q skyscraper. today and plunder>
n number of offices. principally the
Headquarters of the nricltlaycrs
union. Thcy stole $4,000 in cash
and escaped The Bflck;ayers' union
wns robbed OF 81 200 recently.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-16

A reckless chauffeur driving on
hfoadwaY. yesterday ran down aa
old man aud. without stopping Ia
zoe how badly his victim VAS hurt
tore the number of bis machine
Nud succeeded in making his e.
cape The victim sAu not seriously
injured
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-16
DYNAMITE PLANT is
BLOWN UPS DEAD

fPringIe. ia Nolan and George
Woods are dead.
The damage Is 100000. The
cause Is unknown.
Eighteen buildings were razed.
Several OF the injured are expect
ed 70 die.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-16

ASHLAND. Wis. July ie--Ftye
men we're killed and 20 we're in.
iured today by an explosion 10 the
plant Of the Atlantic Dynamite
company. seven miles from this
city. J. L. Pierce. General Super
iniendcat William Wallace. Ralph
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-16
WAREHOUSE BURNS

CHEYENNE. WE. July is--Tho
wooi warehouse IT ciearmoai. cen
tainlnE over 500 600 pounds ~ wnol.
aas ssesirose ed by fire this morning
TIE soaa Is tisa. 900
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-16
ACTOR WEARS
BLACK EYES
sow IN DRESSING ROOM RE.
SUITS ~ pARKEsED oRss
Foa ONE AND a POLICE
sgAacH FOR TIE OTHER.

Mar Lester. manager Of y. Ire
WALTON. who has been playing the
phroso set ~ the Central fheater
the past week. leaves Seattle for
Everett today In a very unhappy
frame Of mind and wlSh optics
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-16
Get man With
THE GOODS

BELLINGHAM. July 16-one
hundred pounds of opium were
seized by the customs inspectors on
the south-bound Great Northern
train yesterday morning. I. Nor
con was arrested with his valise
and trunk fun OF the drug His
bail was fived at $4,000 He could
not pay 1t and went TO Jail.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-16

WASHINGTON. y. G.. July i6l--
10th Guatemala aud Salvador
which have declared var against
each other. hsye accepted the ten
der Of the good offices Of this GOV
eminent. looking 20 d settlement 0i
fhelf differences.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-16
OLLIE IS RELEASED.

f. L. Ollie who appeared hefors
Justice Gordon on July 6 charged
with accepting stolen goods from
minors. was this morning allowed
his liberty Evidence at the pre-
vlous hearing showed that Ollie had
"A gang Of Juveniles stealing bran
from foundries
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-16
.GUATEMALANS
ARE DEFEATED

SAN SALVADOR. July is~-sat.
urday night the salvadoreau army
Kgain attacked the 0uatemalau
forces Il Plaianar and obtained .
victory over them, the 0ualemalans
Suffering a loss OF 1000 IN killed
wounded and prisoners.
The Guaiemalan army. which IN
Vaaad Honduras b. way OF Santa
fa. was repuised b, The Hondufan
army Honduras u making com.
mon cause nith Salvador
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-16
BOYS DROWN

pITTsBuRG. July l6.-rRree
boys were drowned In the pubic
baths today. The baths are now
guarded hy police. The BOYS were
washed into deep water by a pasF
ing steamer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-16
CHESTER THOMPS SON
PLEADS NOT GUILTY
Father Enters Plea With Privilege of Demurrer
Within a Week---BOy Shows No Emotion
When Charged With Murder in the First
Degree.

elaaped hands behind him back. and
with one knee bent slightly forward
listened.
Looked Straight Ahead.
There Was not the least change
IN his demeanor, but he continued
TO stare az the prosecuting attor-
.ney. Who're back Was turned TO him.
During the few minutes occupied 10
reading the charges the boy looked
neither % the right hOr left. ana
did not change bis attitude until
he was told 10 be seated.
But the sad.faced father. who has
30 bravely faced the tying ordeal,
arose aud. In well marked sen
fences. asked the court for the priv
ilege OF pleading not guilty for his
ron, and later Cling a demurrer 10
his plea
In this case. your honor said
the father, we enter plea OF not
guilty. ~ the defendant IL granted
the right 10 demur within week"
Judge Frater nodded bis approval,
and the boy prisoner left the court
room With his father and brother.
Attorneys Engaged.
Although not publicly announced,
IL r. nevertheless a certainty thai
VIII II. Morris and sllas ~ shipley
will be retained as counsel 10 de-
fend the boy
Mra Thompson. the feeble In
valid mother Of Chester Thompson.
IL stlll ignorant OF her sons plight,
aud. according 10 Maurice Thomp.
son. she Is gradually sinking and
may never know of the serious
charge which her youngest son 10
facing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-16

hospital. reports the Ions of stick
pin and g. Ia silver. which ho be.
lieteH % have been stolen from a
bureau la his room
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-16
moth,r Defends Daughter.

pITTaBNRG July 16--Defend
ina her own reputation AZ a mother
Mrs. Holman. mother Of Evelyn
Nes5it. said today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-16
BODIES ARRIVE.

NEW YORK. July 1s-The
bodies Of the American victims Of
the Salisbury wreck arrived today
on the steamer Minneapolis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-16

Mra. Crcffield e no longer =
steadfaaf believer tn the teachings
~ Holy Rolleflam. To n star 70
porter she announced this morning
that since her husbands untlmely
death her mind on the subject Of
her former belief had greatly
changed
There will never be leader for
cur people again." she explained.
aud after all this trouble | am
firmly convinced that our belief
along certain lines was not right
Ia fact. she continued. I am not
the woman that vas when IN eoui.
panY Sith Mr. CreffieiA. for | have
become more or less sensitive 20
che fact that there we're some fun
ny teachings la our religion.
Thinks tseiy sollsrlsm is Dying.
~of course. there are few Of as
lsfs. and as expect To be- confined
here for some time I think the re-
iiglon watch have followed will
entirely aie snt
Asked II she kuew % the vhero-
bouts OF other Holy Rollers. sAc
stated that abe did not
As for George Mitchell" abe
concluded. he - entirely out of the
way. ana that. Ia M 0plasua. 10 the
end OF oar reliKlan We both be
lisve that we wiii newer again see
cur people. although ve expect
from time 20 time 20 hear frem fol.
ioSeFs Ia Oregon"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-16
MRS. HARRY THAW
WOULD DIE AT 50

THAT "a Loso usoUer FOR
ANYONE TO LIVE sac SAID
WHEN rlRgo OF MOTHER.
rn.lsw's PRAYER MEETINGS
AND srUoY-wiFE OF MAN
IN romss WEIGHS ONLY 90
POUNDS AND LOOKS LIKE a
lTTTlE oiaL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-16

She maintains the belief that her
brother. Frank Hurt. Ia unaware OF
the deed committed BY Esther
Mitchell. aud that when ho does
hear % the occurrence he will not
sanction Il. Yet abe admitted this
morning that be vas anxious 70
have them return to their fellow
r~iiFionlsta aud that both girls we're
provided BY Hurt With money be
fore the murder Of George Mitchell
She said that on several previous &C
caslona Hurt had paid them visits.
but she would no; divuiEe the pur.
pose Of the meeting She also en-.
planned that Esther offered 70 All
her brother when the matter was
first mentioned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-16
THREE YEARS
FOR POWELL

EVERETT. July id X Pow
ell. the travelling man who some
time as0 pleaded guilty 20 the
eharga Of obtaining money under
faiss pregenses. and when sentenced
TO ain years Imprisonment vas at.
Iowed 90 change bis plea 80 not
guilty. again pleaded guilty this
mosninE and vas given three sears
ty Judge Hack
The Everett Hrodeeks yesterday
defeated the Seattle Giants 6 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-16
Will MORTGAGE HIS
NOME FOR DAUGHTER
\ This Way o. v. Hurt, Father OF Mrs Cref-
field, Will Raise Funds to Defend the Woman
AGAINST the Charge Of Murder.

cate with her directly. but with
attorneys tn this city
Flower Fiend Busy.
noth women spent an casy Night
Ia their cells and during yesterday
afternoon were presented with 4
vase 81 American Beauty rnsee.
which look out of place Ia the desc
late cell Eathuf Is continually
reading. while Mrs Creffieid Il At
the head Of what II known as the
Kangaroo Court" organised 60
promote sanitary conditions among
the inearcoratcd female prisoners
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-16

The iail authorities believe that
Mrs CrWffteld II gradually awaken
ting 70 the realization OF her queer
actions. her ridiculous statements
and eoid.blooied assertions hefoFo
and after she murder Of her hna.
hand b. George Mitchell Her ae-
lions during her Incarceration are
aiffereng fo what they we're when
she wAs first arrested She has a
pleasant method 81 talking 10 peo
pie. 10 easily approached and taika
tive. AesociAting freely With her
fellow prisoners, and nsndlns her
fee garments In fact. she il IN.
dussrious aad also particular a. 10
the aunfisy of food that she Is
served with