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The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-07-19
That Democratic Primary aud
Recount OF Votes.
delinquency
nm RLACK HoRsE MINE.


Since the Democratic Central
Committee made the black horse
white, much has been said, usu
ally unkindly, of Mr.. Peeler;
many have feigned innocence.
and were formerly friendly to.
Mr.. Peeler."
There are too many presuming
on the credulity of the people,
they think because they are.
fgety = darned smart, that the.
rest are ignorant-dupes.
Let us see. In 1900 there were
125 more votes polled in Butler,
against Mr.. Peeler at the Demo
cratic primary than were deliy-
cred at the November election.
or at least given the Democratic
ticket. In 1904 the vote as given
in the convention nomin
Harve Johnson. but was not an
nounced until a vote or two was
changed, influenced on the floor,
and the psalm singer put in over
Johnson.
Now with some $50 mors yotes
at the Democratic primary al
Osage-and dozens OF known Re
pnblicans" voting, than there
was Democratic votes at the gen
eral, presidentia! election two
years ago, it is safe 10 say that
Mr Peeler was not swindled out
of his just reward this time.
Openly buying and 6uudozing
nominations on the Democratic
ticket is prastituting the party
and will be rebuked Rich Hill
Enterprise.
Editor RepubIican-Press:-
While the editors of the Times
and Democrat were on the
grounds and know all Of the facts
they suppress them and resort
to bluhing and brayado "a blind
the voters. Wiseman seems
nearer 10 it without their chance
TO get the details. The facts Of
Peeler'S contest are his charge
that many illegal votes we're cast
in the primary election i'm the
various townships and that they
We're counted for Angle. He
asked for q look at the poll books
10 get their names So he could
bring evidence TO prove the
illegality of these votes, and he
charged that some votes were
cast by parties who were not
known democrats, Z" as the com
mittee rules required, some by
nonresident of the state, county
and township, some by minors,
and some by on-citizens of the
United States
In all he charged there were
SOME four hundred illegal votes
in the ballot box. The committee
refused 10 let him look at the poll
Took. Mr.. Dooley, his attorney,
went into court and got an order
on them 10 let him take copies of
the books, and still they refused.
AT the last meeting before the
ballots were counted, Mr.. Dooley,
for peeler, made the direct
charge before them that there
was 500 illegal votes cast at the
election and il given a short time
and the poll books lac could prove
it. They still refused 20 go back
of the ballots. Then Mr. Peeler,
Mr. Angle and Mr. Bean through
their representatives made al.
joint request on the committee
70 go back Of the ballots and IN
quire into the legality Of the
votes and throw out the illegal
votes. They still refused.
Now gentlemen of the Times
and Democrat, II there were 80
purchased Or illegal votes cast
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-07-19

Col. Dick Blue, Of Kansas,
whom many of our old comrades
knows 50 well and favorable viii
soon remove to Oklahoma 10 be.
gin with the new state the fight
for life and living. May he sue
coed beyond his highest hope is
the wish Of his Missouri friends.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-07-19

The Spaniards controlled the
PHILIPPINE Islands for four hun.
dred years. The Americans
have controlled the islands for
less than ten years and yet il is
said that more persons speak the
English language in the Phil.
pines than ever spoise the Span.
ish. Only the difference be-
tween Liberty and oppression
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-07-19
N 40 Noremhnr 1O. 100.

Ina effect November 10, 1905.
TRAINS DEPART,
No, lii, Passenger, ,-.,.,,.i2.Ol D. m.
No l5i Mixed ....,...,..... 90 D m.
TRAINS AnRlYE.
No li3, Pasrenger $50 o. M.
No 1853, Mixed ..........O0O e. M.
No. it4 connects at plensantou
with day trains north and south.
No. lb connects al plensanton
with fast trains for Texas and OK.
lahoma points, aud for Memphis
and the southeast also with local
paasenger for Nansas cay, arriving
az Kansas city 10 100 y m
q, B C0NoYER, Agt
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-07-19
Congressional, 9Th Dist.
W. @. ATKESON,
Bates County.
Senatorial, 10Th Dist.
County.

For Representative
GEO. CHURCH.
Por sheriff.
CHAS. f. BEARD.
For Circuit Clerk
W. N. LYLE.
For Recorder
JOHN .. MOORE.
For Prosecuting Attorney
P. II. HODCOMB.
For County Clerk
Il. ". BARTON.
For reasurer-
J. W. BoBBITT.
For Probate Judge
GEO P. HUCKEBY
For County Collector
}. Il. wHINNERY.
For County Assessor
+. b. BOWLING.
For Public Administrator
J. b. ALLISON,
For Coroner
h. W. WILSON.
Presiding Judge County Court
K. +. HARPER.
Judge Northern District
W. II. DEARMOND.
Judge Southern District
JNO. ARMSTRONG.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-07-19

subscription price si.oo perycar.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-07-19
Republican Tickets.
State.

state superintendent
J.. e.. WHITE.
Railroad and Warehouse Conn.,
= ". FLENTGE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-15
SENATOR IN
FROM NOME

Rain IL falling AZ Nome and the
chances are splendid for plenty OF
wafer for the fall ciean-ups. accord
inE 10 passengers who came south
on the Senator. which arrived this
afternoon. Tho senator had ief
passengers and $40 600 In gold W
n Hoggatf. governor Of Alaska. re
turned on the Senator. after a trip
extending from juneau through In
terror Alaska and ending at Nome
United States Marshal Newton
came south with ]. Kirk. who was
found guilty Of a aafe-crackiug Job
lie will be- taken to McNsil's
The officers report that the labor
troubles are about over At Nome
there being two longshorcmen'A
unions. aud each tryiag 10 hurt the
other. consequently both unions are
dlscharging freight az any figure.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-15

MILWAUKEE,. Aug Is In order
to come more closely in touch with
business liie. The Rev Frederic Ar.
thur Harvard, pastor Of Bay View
Baptist church. recently worked
'iucoE' IN u shoe store for a few
days. accommodating material for "a.
lufe sermons
sFor some years" he anYa I
have held 10 the theory that the
modern sermon was taken too much
from books and not enough from
practical life I now have spent my
ia.i two summer vacations In touch
with the life Of the nun who works
with his hands Year before last
was ia the wheat fields Of North
Dabotu
II OHr sermons were only Tor
people within the church. II
might Ia 10 bark back 10 bible
times for Our Illustrations. but
nlne.fenthA II the people out
side the church don't want 70
hear about Daniel or jeremiah.
bat will listen 10 "a sermon that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-15
.KRUTTSCHNITT
NOT MEDDL|NC
DIRECTOR or OPERATION OF
HiRainAn SYSTEMS. LEAVES
LOCAL AFFAIRS TO J. o. FAR.
REL.

Whatever Inltns kFaitac haiti. a.
rector u opeFstian and u4lnte.
saaca ~ tho Hartman aYatsEts.
finds 80 recommend regarding the
l0eation situation In Seattle wtil b.
first submitted % NJ Hartman
sud the members of the executive
board Il "a practically given cut
that be VIII not meiile wt,h frAn'
chisr affairs IN Tits city, iserias ST
such matters directly 10 > y Par
fell. head u ths Hartman oparA
tt0as In this state
Ar. krustsehaitt l. noe In the
city wlsh hts private SECRETARY
Hugh Neil. tis Wtii remAin hero a
fay or two. aiopping IN hla own psf
vata car. the "Jesdaispa To-Day
he 10 Ia conference with Mr Vat
roii. and together thsy are looking
over the local situation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-15
TO
ERECT SLIP

The Chicago. Mlswautes a ~.
Paul railroad. through its local en-
sineersnx department. this morn
ing applied TO tho bsard Of public
works for q permit 10 erect a us
fo-ss freight alp on Forest az. from
whateom az 20 the East water
way
Twa sheds wiii he erected on
each u the piers aud. A. the dreds
Ing at the fooi Of Forrest sV has
been completed. work vii be com
msucsd on the pier a. aoon ~ the
permit is granted
A the board Of works I'll no.
meet before Saturday Z, will be I'm.
aosaihl@ for the road 20 obtain a
F.sg NIT before that time The 0fdi.
nonc~ granting the road q franchise
contains the provision for the pier.
hut a permit sor actual wofs must
be obtained from ths board
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-15
WOULD Use WEAKNESSES.

The report has been going the
rounds IN transportation circles
that the Pacific Coast Steamship
Go. Intended 10 spring a surprise
on The travelling pablic and snhsii
fufn afhitrrasea for male attendanfa
on the steamers on the Sesttie'Saa
Franefsco route The report vas
denied this morning by officials y
"a true thar move was cunfrmplst
81. bat on account II the vsfi0ua
Duties performed BY walters en-
piovmenf 81 Mattresses WAS found
TO BE- fmbracticable
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-15
VOT|NCRESULTS
IN ALASKA
star Special ssrvis.)

IT NEAt. Alaska. Aus Is POI
lowing fs the result of the voting 10
dar IN Southeastern ALASKA for Del
eNafrA 20 epaFfeass
juneau and Silver Bow AuFsne
90. swinefofd. u.s. Maskey. ~
Mrllrn. i6n. Murans lsheft tefmj
Gale. 49, Total vote. az
Iucadxrli and Douglas Nurane
80. Swlneford. iss. Naskey. ~
Molien. igk. Muran~ tshor' ,erml
81. Gale. les Total vote. ii2
shsR~sy CAFE. ESQ; swlneford
$50 Msllen. :. Nask~Y. II. Mu
rHne. 10
iialnra swineford. g.. Murane
y. Waaksy. : Neiieu. ~. Gale. q.
MURINE fshort tefml. J.
Nevada Greek splhefont. 3 Nh
rnne. 20. Mellen tshogt rerm). IS.
Mnfane. I. No votes tor Waakey OF
Gale
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-15
JEFFERSON IS
IN PORT

With lie pa&swnksra. The steamer
jefferson arrived - ! o'eloek this
morning from Southeastern Alas
Kan ports. May of The passengers
we're tourists who made the foand
trip
u \ Inspectors y. n Turner and
~ II Walters. who went 20 ketchl
kan 20 inwReet a nsw steamer. -
turned GA the tcffafsun BeoFEe
NJ bowers. special fisheries agent
for the Pacific coast. aad r A.
sims. special solicitor of the A..
partmeat of labor and eommsrc. a.
Washington. u e. rvturnsd from 4
two months inspection tour aieng
the coAat az Alaska
TIE jefferson brought no gold
shipment she sails north again 20
mofrow night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-15
PROTESTS ARE
FILED

Next Tuesday L s Inspectors Of
Hulls aud Boilers Turner aud Whit
ner will call an investigation into
the actions Of Captain ). y. Hall.
of the steamer vashon. aud Captain
Ferguson. of the Burton. who have
been complained against ON ae'
count Of racing and otherwise act.
iug Ia an unmarine manner last
Monday night Scores Of protests
we're received today by the inspect
ufs from persons on the steamer
vashon. protesting against the &C.
ton Of the two captains. which re.
suited ia a collision.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-15
PARADE SPECTATORS
PANIC STRICKEN

were being operated ou both tracks
ana on the seat side of the avenue
trucks. dirt waEosa, dfnyH. eutamo
hiles aud vehicles OF all hiuds wefe
attempting to paHa On both sides
81 this moving scene SHa iammed "a
mass Ut adults and children intent.
iFc4 looking AZ the parade
Alarm Bells Sound.
suddenly tho alarm bells on the
corners commenced their ear pierre,
ins saulfaekihK clBne. aud an Tho
fifr wagons came gathering up the
avenue dread uaa depleted on syefY
face The drivers Of the wagons
took ir the situation ~ gianee
and slowly made way Ia aud out
among the moving mass of people.
th. stationary cars aud wagons. 10
the scene of alarm When Il was
All over SIGH of relief sent up
from egefY body
Although having is serious side.
there saa IN amusing incident The
first fire alarm Wis sounded from
the corner II Second ay and Cherry
~ On the east side Of second az.
bet 8esn Ipmen aud Cherry SITS. the
flee lighters Of tbs circus. seated on
horses aud atlirod in gaudy red
shirts aud shining helmets were a
great contrast to the real fife fight
afH AZ the WAGONS Of the depart
muut awaited the command - re-
turn n their houses there was much
good natufsd buffetting Of words
between the imaginary and real
There vas no bitterness and the
two contrasts laughed sud ehatied
between themselves
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-15
COD CATCH IS
LARGE ONE
oeat rlssr NOW AT rHE
a.sks Will CONE SOUTH
w,rn rAg LARGEST CATCH
or SEASONS.

I'VE cod fsshiax tieet now IN Mas.
n. esses all setara 80 seattle
IN ~ hFkxst catch q seasons.
ri. : she SORT brought b. Cap
tar { Nelsoa q TIE Harold hiee
- uRea Nelson ieft the banks
~ m q est had Just begun fhes
-. 1elf II. Prior 10 that ttwr the
~ sen not aientiful Captain
Nzlsa hroaxhs a complete csFse
~ easlns that the remaihstef %
~ sssssle fices. auiesa taFcgd 20
hsv fx uaat 81 gFusissonss Nli
sfasa laaAel 10 the decks
re Seattle fhet now along the
e,ssl csasssss y The scho=ansfs
yssss rhasard, Lizzie Celeq. Joseph
%, tfAsp. Maid q Orleans and
- { .rrteF Dove
rh~sp kAte been Ne serious seci.
s~zts q ans q The fleet. a te@ DO
- Aavfnx been Smashed bslng the
ulr rspoxfs received
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-15
WOODWORTHON
ANNUAL TOUR
TRAFFIC MANAGER HoRrHE as
PACIFIC HERE TO thPRRT ~.
STATE Law iAFoRMA.
TON.

J q Woodwork. traffic manager
~ the Northern Pacific railroad A.
rived IN the city this morning. ac
eampanied by hia private secretary
u A Treat Sir Wood worth will
femHin 81 the Butler hotel for nev
ofsl DAYS. comforting with the traf
fie uffiei1lH ia Seattle
Tho inter state law. which goes
into effect August -. needs much
Interpretation. aud ar Woodwork
~ here give all enlightenment
possible 10 the local boys
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-15
OREGON CADET
MADE SCAPEe0AT
fss,iee. s.~. s.rvls.l

ASSkPOtIs nd Auw IS III
VS. IaaFnsd today thai George ".
atrubl~. ~ Fuffisud. ORE was tsr =
omfnenasf for dismissal from Tire
laval ar.aefnY b. Heaf Admiral
SAINTS. superintendent % the sesd-
emp. ~ accordance Will ths powers
vested On him ~ tbe aUsia basins
law. PASSED curing the last congress
rhis requires the action ~ the pres
ideat and siIt b. shs first test under
the nee law.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-15
ALAsKA CENTRAL TO
CONSOLIDATE oFFtCuB

The Alaska Central railway will
~ once consolidate all offices IN
Seattle This announcement wa
made this morning The informn
ton bureau. formerly located ia the
Lumber Exchange building also the
office Of John = Dallaine. viii be
moved to The Denny block The Ia
formation bureau will be- maintain
81. aud although " 4 hntweli'f
contract With the railway company
expires Rept II Il very probable
he will ho engaged again
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-15

a., detailed and authentic
- y Inc sheotlng Of Japanese
fe'ss IN fha island Of Sc tauA
Fs's ~. s.nture 81 ~ poaehers.
- : - ',..,snrrca on July 20 and lt'
"a s.,ssl.ed Ia this cliy TITS morn.
- ma. report Vas first glson on.
% asnsrfment 90 labor aud
y - - al Washington, y g.
'a's s,,,,.A that five sealrts we've
- So six uefe shot down n} sue
ae Guard u tho island
nsns. "A sins. solicitor 81 the
- % commefce ana "a
~ .ss,vsi GA the jefferson ,a'e
~. 49, srom Alaska. vherr he mas
t'o1a' ,.s.essisatins the raids by laif
eess !. - the seal rockrrtes NJ.
49, 80 an beard the revenue cut
IN. s.a,,lleeh Al the time. Ia 70
ie1 y, ,hs situation be shade the
,s.,ns statement At TIE Rainier
's -. luls ID ala japanese laa,'eg
pal island. vith enl'es anu
.ass aad proceeded 70
.Aeus 90 seals
Guard Makes Arrest
- native guard discovered
- ,h.s,r work and afres.s 'l
~ sssm No one was injured 90 ''s'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-15
USES KNIFE ON
HER HUSBAND

A frse.fcr-ail fight eeruffet n
the trnfsriain last aiEht. 81 which
Bessie smith. coloresi. u=ra = knife
70 advantage on the person % her
husband. J " smith.
The pair wrfs arrested By Dsteet.
ives Mcclure and flaunich, ard
Nh~n renewed 10 tha city Iati Y
was found that smith wa. suffer
ing from several knifs wounds b.
the back Dr. nur kiay ~as called
ana after attending Inc na@n stated
that his Injuries. although painful
ssrs not serious Several others
mostly negroes. wers MIXED up n
fha row. but Al succeeded In esesp.
ins except smith and his wifs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-15
WILL REMOVE
SWITCH

The switch on Union -. between
Fourth End p1flh avs which hss
been bio kafiug thar street on the
souIhnldv FOR the past sis weeks
Nil az last be moved
This morning street supeFinieni
emf 4. 1. Walters Informed = Star
reporter that she Seattle Electric
company yesterday announced iha
the switch would be connected 9Th
the Union e. tracks within twe
da1H n within that slime the street
ear company ssils 60 comply be Niil
Use more stringent efforts 10 have
the streets cleared
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-15
BOWEN SIGNS
FRANCHISE

Acting Mayer Bowen this morn
Lns signed the ordinance granting
.fhe Seattle Electric company a
street railway franchise on spokane
nv The franehis. grants the rad
siae Of roo feet 10 the west bound.
80 Of Seattle. EivinG the Seattle
Electric company a clear way to the
boundary IA there IL q small par.
eel ~ land ~ the point where the
rallWays route crosses the boundary
which IL the propesY ~ king coun
-. franchise 10 cross that proper.
rs wili have To be- obtained from the
enuntY commissioner
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-15
SAYS NICE THINGS
TO THEM

pr-KN1s ATRES. Aug. ia Dur
10 tan4ass a. IN. hssne q fsrrsi-
~ Alberta tesisT Secretary Eiiha
~ ssazs. EXPRESSING AfusHies .
rsie b the ashievemsmfs - the
ssssh km<giean states Hr said that
~ . essns speeased Tn The SKY -
rsea ~ sersssndlnx between thu
sasnfFles lie wished that the Ar
e~nfsne psaHse rtxsf know the sx-
~ e sAs goea fssIias TIE Nuitsd
ssies zns is people have for them.
~ ati u hsf kecouss a pFiuel pie
o. or xeTsrnlnSuf make na aiii-
un-. rst atsks alliances With al
IA s1ssrs ia ssrtlzieut ana in TIE
pFsati - iihsftY art fuE;ice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-15
SAILING FLugr REPORTS.

schooner Columbia. from Rednn
10 To ballast. arrived az ballard this
noon and viii SO On the dry dock ~
The hArkentine Tam oShanleF has
The haFkantiua la nShauter has
reached Port Townsend aud will
load Al IIAdloek faF san t'rabcikcu
schooner nafuhTidga IL At Pofi
Hlakcley and all load fog the hay
Cts. The Forrest Ufoms was toNrd
uut this morning loaded with piles
far San Francisco
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-15

treats Of practical things Of
today. that tolls them how To
be Christians ia their iins u
business
Il vas stnng into q realization Of
thia fset by d remark ! overheard
recently Preachers are always
talking ABBOTT something they don't
know anything about suspect
that ~ more than half tu'e ! DO
not propose 10 look 81 life entirely
from ms studs window
Other fields In the practical world
viii be- entered by the Rev Mi.
Hayward during the next feN
mon tbs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-15
INSPECT BAKERIES.

ID. Grant Calhoun. health officer.
state Labor Commissioner Hubbard
and Inspector J Burton Combs late
iast night concluded an lnves,lga.
lion Of the various bakeries In the
city The sanitary condition af the
various places visited are about the
same, according TO Inspector
Combs. A. Last year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-15
ILLINOIS, 10 ORGANIZE.

Th<Te are nufuher ~ former
*si~Hts ~ fsilnais n fka eity aha
" tessrpsss q forming an Illinois
N Abeut - PEARS ago there sas
y hisnets club here. u whfeh Jefrn
Mar~sF sas president. and Tbouas
= pNsrsr wes secretary The club
u spns sppf work and those ~ ho
ssfs Interested IN that club ulIl
sisater . orEsnlzs a new one.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-15
Big Parade Tomorrow

And everybody going 20 the Seattle
IIsi Factory 1910 second nv. Fhere
the srmi annual stock clearing sale
Il in full swing Fiuea' quality. ap-
totho.minute ais ies soft and atiit
felt hlta ia values r. 81. ~ 81 10.
morrow for q each
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-15

ST. PETERSBURG. Aug. H.
Prof George II. Blakeslee. Of Clark
universita. Worcester. Mass. was
arrested as = suspicious character
here today. bat was released upon
the request Of the American consul
nj Moscow Blakeslee was accom-.
panied hy newspaper man named
NJ \. I.nhelski. and was studying
the conditions In the provinces.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-15
tusols Fos PRELIMINARY

i,haean Esia tAis morning re-
'xpef sssesFam from Ter Rick
81 q Gesstfisias. offering Co Else a
srs~ u fl7sa Tor a contest hefas eau
hsshte Lsasfts and Jaek Clifford a.
trFllmlIzsry 10 ths Naisau Cans
fzht tss msu . usish in - ~
sasnas fsnx<ite weight The mes
~ says fhat transportation wtil
> wat " snee II the match can b
rrsnxe8 Hath Landls and Clif-
Nt ! Il believed. wlll be willing
Asaspi the proposition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-15
HELPERS STRIKE
At EsQUIMALT

VICTORIA. H. G. Aug. l5.--
Helpers In the Bullen yards and at
Esquimalt went out on strike to
day. demanding timeanda.half for
overtime The men have picketed
the yards and they say they will
not allow outside workmen TO take
their places About 90 men are in-
Volypd In the strike.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-15
will CONSIDER ORDINANCE

The fire and water committee
which meets tonight. viii consider
che amended ordinance granting the
chicago. Muwaukse a ~ Paul rail-
road right of Way along cedar
river ana wiii also take ~ . MATTER
paetainIuE 70 uaHsrds use " Cedar
river water
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-15
hfe Deposit Vaults

IN are safe and are conveniently
sesied ---such a. those Of V'm -
rn1ins Z Co. At I'll Cherry ~ ia
= Altsta building are becoming
80 tzd more in demand Every
- sui emphasizes the wisdom ~
.aaax sefe deposit box OF the
-. ~. mentioned firm. ~ 81 year
~ 1pasri ssa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-15
HAS ~ ter

NJ = Murphy. = lsbotef. met tee
unknowu men On ths street last
night snd accspfiuH IA Invitation
10 drink aa8u fell saissp Whru he
avate % waa found 10 be al he
haf left cat It $50 Ne rlsifna hs
wac druEusf bus Judge Alexander
finrd a flee u s. Tor being found
asleep iu the alley
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-15
FILTH FOUND
IN VANCOUVER
ts,sr special Services

VANCOUVER, y = Aug 10
Several Disgusting dams made OF
ruth. which served 60 ennfine pools
Of water filled with vernain were
destroyed bY the provincial police
al south Vancouver yesterday. They
had been constructed by Chinese
market gardeners aud owners u
plgEeries who washed In the pools
The vegetables they sold in the city.
They also used the water 20 boil aud
arald their hogs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-15
HORRIBLE DEATH
At BELLlNGnAM

HELI.tSGHAN. Aug - While
4 sav waa running ri terrific rate
~ Moons mlll this morning Il flew
nfo q hundred fragments a piece
struck George Davis. AGED so years.
hlltins him Instantly The mans
la, asa Was split clen from lido to
stHn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-15
EVERETT MAN DEAD.

EVERETT. Aug. is-Judge s 3
Gardiner. a prominent Everett mau.
died early this morning ~ q stroke
Of ap1pleRy lie had been = resi-
dent 81 Everett for Is years lie
was che local representative ~
Mitchell Brothers. Of ol.nd0u. who
have large holdings here
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-15
JUMPED TO Her DEATH.

VANCOUVER. u. c. Aug, ID
While temporarily insane, Mrs.
John Cooksley. Of Victoria jumped
from a high bluff into the water
She was dead when found.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-15
NOTHING BUT savAs.


LINCOLN. Seh Aus is The
democratic convention opened to-day
The enthusiasm Tor nrysn is ths
nasr prominent feature IN counec-
lion with the gathering