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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-30
POLICE ARE
INDIFFERENT
JUDGE BOND
IS NO MORE

jude. Hiram g. naad diei last
nl9llt b oeloek al his rurifenee.
iiis Hoyist0n uv frufn apopienY. in-
duesa the attending phs sioiaus he b
hevf. from q strain caused la re-
ibaafifiuf 4 horse on last sunday
sif1es he Was STRIFE ken the retired
iawyaf has been gradually sinking
asa analls the end came peacefully
iAsz aaxhi
re affsnEsnaenss Zee the funeral
haxs sei been completed. bat Il IL
theanAt that iutsfment Wiii take
plszs a. snHasy. The deceased il
sussssed hY his wifi. uho ~ an In
tatssi. aiid twa SONS Marshall. uha
lives 81 California. and a. expected
q arrive tonight and Louis. 81 Ne
rsaa. ~hs Nsii probably reach the
ultx lesnofrou
JmSisR iilfasn q ftena wna born
~ KAsgnasFNviiae. gAttAfAhua county.
Sew Nerk. Nay ie 1855 nna grad
tafesf nom Harvard law g. hoai iu
issA De vas appointed - Rrssl-
dsas Grant a. commissioner 10 Rich
tipssd during the gefled 81 RECON-
stfust4Nu NueeeFelnF fhe cfsH Wkr
Allied a ienKfhY iaHcttee 81 New
fotk he came ~ Seattle in 1850
ssF.ss whseh time he has bsea tn
Fesisfsneist. obtaining substantial
hsessps nom hs property invest
mslaA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-30

state Already this demand Is be-
ginning TO be evident Ia the demand
fer aud prices II horses. and In the
in securing common la
borers a. the wages heretofore paid
for that kind Of work.
In the employment Of common la
borers there Is a marked upward
tendency In wages. though this con-
ditlon s. balanced somewhat by the
influx Of laboreTs from other Sec
tons. a movement which. as time
goes on. will naturally be encour-
sged in every way possible by con-
tractors.
Horses are also In great demand.
some teams being hired for hauling
and heavy street work for as high
as s. a day. 4 good heavy team,
suitable for heavy teamlng. Is worth
al present market prices from $500
10 se00. aud the farms OF this and
adjacent states have been raked
over by horsebuyers for months, un-
til there are hardly any more OBJ
talnable for sale, even at these
prices
The introduotio nof improved ma
chinery In railroad building will en-
able contractors TO build railroad
lines without any great increase OF
cost over what such work gost a
few years ago. despite the increase
In wages and IN the value of horses.
But this cannot be done 10 the same
extent In street improvement work
Ia the city. While steam shovels
have replaced workmen in the load
ing Of dirt 20 be moved. other work
OF improving streets IS done by
horse and manual labor at greatly
increased cost
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-30
ACTORS CANNOT
FLY TO HIGH

n you are a i0-cruf actor you
must continue 70 be one. IL The man
dafe whlrli has gone forth from the
otffsa % Sullivan a Cansidine and
Golasssith a Fisher booking aEen-
clea 10 other words. a clause 10
ulaAe q part Of all theatrical con
traeis which prohibits an actor or
aetfeHa who appears At the Star. Or
pheim. Central and PaniREoa thea
tors from appearing at the Third
Aeenue Grand or Seattle theaters.
within a year from such appearance.
T. the past. It has ben necessary
quite often to organize n company
10 IN an open date and many OF the
members have been taken from the
ranks ~ the vaudeville artists In
the future q speciality seen ON the
iOstent theator stage will not be re-
pcated at tch uptown theatcrE where
the price ranges from 10 cents TO
ffua
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-30
MILLS AGREE TO
SHUT DOWN

Single mill owners reached an
agreement M their regular monthly
meeting yesterday Ia the rooms OF
the I.umhermen club Il was de
clded that shinElc mills should shut
down simultaneously during the
winter months for a period 70 be
agreed upon ~ eyigeneles arise.
HERETOFORE single mills and com
blnation mills have had difficulty
relative TO shut downs. The agree
ment reached Yesterday afternoon
does away with the unnecessary
output % shingles The present car
shortage and danger Of cutting the
market were large instrumental In
the decision reached yesterday
Committees Of the Pacific Coast
Lumber Manufacturers association
we're in session yesterday after
noon and their reports were adopted
hy the general assembly today. To-
night the lumhcrmen will banquet
az the Olympus.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-30
CAUSE OF
VLAD|vOS1OK RIOT
CAPTAIN seHoNwsnoT AHRtv as PROM RECENT SCENE OF
ruRRIutE slAuoHrGR AND rslls HOW IT HAPPENED

Direct from The scene 81 the recent
riots among tho Russian troops az
Niadlyostok. Capt athonwsudt ar
rived ia the eity this morning and
registered at the seattle hotel Capt
SehonNcnlt came ACROSS the Pa
rlfie on the steamer fremont, which
arrived on the Sound Yesterday lie
IL on hls way Ia False bay, Alaaks.
10 the SCENE II the wrecked steamer
Malleehcu. lie represents the liam
buTE shipping firm which owns the
steamer aud witch has many YES
sells plying Ia Oriental watern espe-
.elally during the Russo Japanese
war
capt Rehoavendt witnessed many
exciting events The outbreak ~
Viadivoatok. he SAYS was occasion
eA by the Misunderstanding Of an
order from 81 Petersburg ia regard
Ia time-expifed soldiers Through
somebody blund.r thla Was en-
planned Ia the men as reading that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-30
rhsory ~ acts

II haa been the theory ~ the Pc
lee that Mcdsuamiu sent 20 the
lodging house where be died saf-
fsfins ffnui the dsilFium trsmsns.
The results % fhe Autopsy d0 not
bear this cat AN the Internal or
Fnus are ia uofruai condition. said
n~puty cofoaer Wiitnie. this morn
inK There IL no trare ~ alcohol
In the stomach 80 evidence that
points 10 ths fact that The man had
been drinking hard. for some DAYS
a. least TIE kidnsYs liver and
other organs wefs IN good SHAPE
me eanss IL death sAa q hsn.
aFrhaKe. 10 aisd a. the base q the
brain and ~ the right side. caused
b. hard contact With some foreign
substance. most likely a bios
No. DID not think ArMcuansin
waa drunk. or ! Woald not have
taken him IN. declares the prpprss'
tor 81 The winsor house With en-
phAslH
John vas back here tor a while
ON SUNDAY aftrrnoon says Mrs
MeQuala. uvlnK at afa Marion -.
where tho man ruumea for almost a
year and up until 10 DAYS preceding
hIa death. and while ! did not see
hlm / was told that he vas IN sN-
eellent sulrlfa. clear beaded aud evil
IDENTIFY entirely sober
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-30
YORK WANTS
ANNEXATION

YORK. Mafeh 80 Last night a
mass meeting ~ York eitiEcue de-
cidsd Ia favor Of organizing York
a. a city ~ the fourth class. with
the provision thta the new city rs
to incur no expense and ~ 10 be-
Immediately ANNEXED 90 Seattle u
IL claimed thai this procedure wlll
obfiafa the Necessity Of an election
ia Seattle. ~ an ordinance will sui.
nee 10 admit the city Of York
& " Carills. Dr Irwin y 3
TaEsBri. G " Dodge and K y
Kelly were appointed eommlieee
to circulate the petltion II the
movement H. successful a. York. the
matter viii be submitted Ca the
other places In Rainier valley. urE-
ing them "a unite ~ as 20 make
enough territory Co make a new
ward when they Join Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-30

they would not be sent home until
eight months more OF service Ia tho
esst Nhou the Information should
have baen given that they would
all be returned during the next
eight months.
The misunderstood order caused
great unoaHiness among the men
aah beins inflammad by the looting
VI few drinking houses. the IN
atainens NfeN to a small rebellion
Houses acre looted aud nct on fire
Until the greater part ~ NiadlyoH-
iek went up In flames There was
n1ae ~ the indiacriminate slaughter
OF men. women and children. that
eome " the yellow Journals would
have the public believe. nor vas
there such great killing among the
truphe BY the Coeaaeks. who we're
bro-a9ht 10 the city 10 qucli the re
hsilleu Ia the captains opinion
he an eye witness not more than 100
OF so hyas wefe lost.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-30
FINE
RESIDENCE:

y v. Patterson. general manager
Of the new Moran company. has
purchased from G J. Smith. for
slseea. the residence erected BY q.
g. Hoimes on the southwest corner
a. tioylssou az and East Pruspect
a The sale was made BY Fruder-
tex + selxan. % the Parry Invest
manl company
Through the Parry Investment
eothpany Mr. Smith has purchased
iva lots On the east aide ~ Harvard
A. hrtwecn Prospect 81 and High
land drive. and viii begin AZ once
the erection 81 home az an eK-
pensa Of $4,000
Ia the immediate vicinity ~ the
Holmes house ana the site Of tho
new saiith residence are the homes
~ Charles Peabody being erected
Al 4 cost 81 S. 600. aud the home Of
n. { Henry. who Is rebuilding the
old Henry residence at cost u
taoepa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-30

- thc saeond mysterious compan.
ION uh0 dlsappsarea after the mEs-
der. vii be p'Rced Ia eustody a. a
late hour thIa aftsFncon unless the
plans ~ tbs police miaeaxFy.
Revenge e thought ~ have been
the cause a che murder TIE dead
man lived 18th a japanese woman
n house a. Maynard az and Main
81 THIS Numan sass tho last she
sac ~ Yusea vas at 10 o'cinek last
aikht, when abe seat a. take a
bath
The police have also found a man
named G. Yamahn. who says that
~ overheard Tanaka. ono II the
ueH In custody. recently make
threats IN 4 hafhb0uss that he
would ret exsa would kiii him.
etc meaning Yokoo.
The box wherr ths Milling oc-
eprfsd Vas spaltered With blood
fromN top 20 isa,ton and lta tisor-
defed cunaltIan shows only too Nsii
The terrible struggle hat took place
there and tbs nnaFsiliuE fight
which che dad man pat up % save
his life
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-30

An important Nome deal was per
fegted ia san Francisco last uiEht
when Major l. ~. French and as
eaeiatea secured. by purchase, the
Nome wharf and the Nome a Are
ne railroad. which Is the old Wild
Goose road a $4,000 option ex-
pired yesterday. but the option was
taken up and final arrangements Tor
the complete Transaction will be
made before the end 81 the week.
The Nome wharf has been owned by
J. H. Mcxaun & Go.
Associated with Major French In
the new deal ls John Rosene Of the
Northwestern Steamship company.
and Northwestern Commercial com
panv. Of this city. and Dr. Caleb
whitehead and w T. Leland.
Two weeks ago New York adYiees
stated that Major French had raised
a. 600 600 for the construction Of the
Kugfuk railroad W l.. Leland also
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-30
BUY RAILWAY
AND WHARF

raised 5000 600 Tor the building Of
an ectric light plant AZ Nome and
for the purpose 81 furnishing power
IN the different creeks The com
pletlon ~ the Wiid Goose railroad.
10 a distance Of 30 miles viii put
II at the southern terminus Of the
Kuaruk railroad When the kuk-
rnk road is constructed direct con
neeflun with northern interior
points will be had with Nome
In all probability the new project
will mean the substitution 81 cleo
trie power for steam on the rail
roads. sub stations heinz erected
and maintained az different places
on the road
John Roaene arrived in San Fran
cisco last might and either Major
French or representative also
reached there yesterday when the
contamination ~ the Nome a Wild
Goose railroad deal went through.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-30
Although Coroner's Autopsy Shows That Nc.
Menamin Died From Severe Blow on the
Head Detectives Have Another Theory and
Do Not Investigate.

had on deposit AZ the Scandinavian
American tank He started drinking
Recently and bis laadiady finally
told him 20 saher up or Get out
This be Promised to DO and . w~-k
ako last Saturday be left without
NuFa 60 an body. reappcarinE AZ
Mrs McQnaid's last sunday iis
looked fine said Mrs McQuaid'a
daughter. Who waa At home. and
told me be NaH feeling Kroai
The next known Of the man vas
on Monday Aftcfuoun. NJ 4 o'clock.
shsn be appeared at the WluNor
hoass The nan asked me Tor
fnom 20 iay down In for a time and
acted queer. said Proprietor Smith.
yesterday. elis dih not appear 20
bs afunk. bot said he waa sisk !
knsw be vas all right because be
showed . hank hook aad although
he explained that he had no money
wtth him ! gave him = room.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-30

Kittie Hayward who f. said by
the police Ia be also known under
the name OF Mrs George u Hollis
ter. and her husl1ld. we're dis
charged w Justice Gordon court
yeaierlay afternoon They were
charged wlth conducting a diHof-
derry house on bth AZ.
We lacked the testimony which
showed u 20 be continuing 81.
fense said city Attorney DE Bruler
after wards ia discussing the results
81 the trial. but no bawdy house
viii be allowed outside the restrict
ed district aud arrests viii be made
AZ often rs such places can be To-
Gated e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-30
POUNCE UPON THEIR
PREY With KNIVES
aslovs JAPANESE wAYlAY c. Yokoo IN RESTAURANT Bos
FgNDtsHLY MURDER Ha-FoUR MEN SUSPECTED
or sENc IMPLICATED UNDER ARREST.

essa sAs moat bratal murders lu
lsras ysafs oeeurfed Ia a Japanese
rsasnas Il sos F1nh av soufa. At
ske nsnniss before / O'clock tails
nhnius ahsn chiYkuklehl Yokoo
sss Haabed 20 death ~ fWo eon-
i1anss TIE japanese pr0pFIefora
AR aesn arrested They eialm che
fns M knsw ~ The truuhie Was
sa*a her kezrd seuffllns Ii 4 box
= o. FsAsanrant
~ sietim q the assault died
sA1z nge o. ten minutes after be-
~ a1iANksd ~ vas picked 80 on
- Eaesalk BY rztrolmsn ranlan
AZ c Far. but expired before
nsE+sal aszisianrs could ~ sum
zned when the bosy IVES exam
Ast iutaf Al the meeKue tt aiabs
sgt sganA. all ~ whieh bad uene-
nais< - body 20 vial parts Tho
~ IA sFiaeniiY hesa made slth
Azxp nilIetos
k1rTriAsr f0ur Iapaueas are IN
sszssss ana Of whaH il believed 60
as a<sa .mphcases IN she neiusl'
nAisk tnother man. thought 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-30
lecture Sunday

Sunday Afternoon at : O'Clock DR.
hyde will Eise his lecture on the
Gaelic moxetuenf az the Grand opera
house > II Ncufaw All oct as
temporary chairman. D T. p'nea
prefiainR Mrs. Emma Muffatt viii
give selections The follow Ing are
the iuTal committeeman
IT Rev. = J O'nea. T. q. Ford
J T. ifefforpan. John Cannon. Hon
John "a MeGfaw, Judge Thomas
Burke. Robert Moran Dr. " a.
shannon. Dr. 81 A Matthews. J. A.
Moore. Prof Edmund s. MeauY.
Rev =. o. Hyocboa. v. O.. Dr..
Thomas = Kane. president a.. 90 W.
Dudley q. Nootcn. Rev = =
OHfien. samuel Morrison. Esd.
Terrence onrten. W J. nuughefty.
j. l. Cannon. ) J. Donovan. He'll
lnnham W J Daily Esq Judge
T. n Aibcfisen Judge George r
Morris Rev T. p'Nou Byruo. e. s.
: Il. George ponworth. Esq. rev.
.. J Barry 30 Sweeney = g.
Hughea captain John Flynn. VII
liam plggou Or buckley. John IL.
Aeeu and Phil Kelley
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-30
DR.. HYDE
ON WAY

nr Douglas Hyde. president and
leader ~ the Gaelic league. wui ar
rive from peffiand this afternoon
on ths 20 o'clock train and vii
BE- met az the depot b John Con
cannon. W }. Daily ana A. J. iisne-
han Tomorrow the ioeal commit
Tee viii sHenrt him afeaHd the city.
and II IL quite likely that han-
quet vii be given IN The learned
mtefatrur's honor ln the evening
A telegram received this morning
from James II. Murnhy. % Port
land. chairman Of the committee
haYinK charge % the lecture there.
stated that lt MAS big success last
night and hundreds werc turned
uaaF.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-30
FRIENDLY CALL

Edward CofeorAn. formerly dep
utY sheriff under Cudihee. who has
ben occasionally mentioned as =
possible chief ef police under Mayor
Aaars. called ON the mayor this
morning and aHa einseted with him
IN the eKecufige offices Tor half an
hoaf Both the mayor and Mr. Cor.
cGran lusiat that the Incident was
ouiy q friendly call. Mr coreoran
desiring merely 10 pay his regards
20 che nsu chief executive.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-30

street grading aud other improve
mems work prumites % be more
costly during the coming summer
than at any previous time In the
city'a history. owing 20 the ire
mendaus demand for men and
horaea Tor work on the construction
OF TIE now rallrnada thrnughoul the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-30
PURCHASE STEAMER

a., '.''' steamer has been pur.
D. /. 4. {, ne Nome RON ana Wln
hsna,.s business for sehubaeh a
t..s ". ne steamsr bad already
sysf -. 80 ~ ana uif be turned
a. a ia che next four or five
80 - - : one o. The best freieht
nss, ,-s Such vac ths state
s,fuss ,..is By Albert e.bgbss6. nj
spsn M Hamilton. this morning
eiato return from San Ffan-
o. ns' s.a.i.aeh ls net able 10 civ.
saiag q ne steamer at Grsaa1t
isny 'ns be been bgreb.ssi s ~.
s,hus.,s bslaniisiea wfHs l
i'surs, wa 81 san fraaeI.se IN.
issnis s re vel knoea stssra. r
Dollar ~, !. Chartered tbe usF..ls
rhe e.sl haekiaaw ana Sam So,
lasi ssss .e. Fh'sh ne eonpaae f5
wan. ~, Il alec d th. ae
x,ss s' shsfeby this company I'D,
: 2 ~ shippers tfst 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-30

HrNsnamin seemed nervous
between = aud O'Clock that night
he fell out ~ bed We heard a
noiss in the RON and when We tried
10 get Ia fuuud the door locked tir
VAS sprawisd on the floor and hia
limbs bsiuw the knees appeared
pafsiYrsd. could not smell any
trace ~ liquor. 30 knew that u
could not BE- hat he vas out % biz
head from dfihk
: gave the man thres doses Of
medicine during Tuesday. the Lat
one Al O'Clock In the Aftsfnauu.
ant II seemed 10 uut him a. sleep
During fhe evrninN ! besrsi hirn
snoring gave him = saA n s
e'e'tsek wednesday morning. bat
haard no uolas from his room At
& n'eiock Fuf up and concluded Ia
look In and see hos he was. lie
appeared 90 be asleep and Bite face
had a natural color bat when I felt
his hand found o. leo cold and then
naw that he man was dead
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-30
UNIVERSITY OF
IDAHO BURNED

MOSCOW. Idaho. March % The
main building % the Idaho state
university building Vas destroyed
hy fire The flames were discovered
hy a uisht Waterman A. 2 O'clock
The fire started In the Girls rest
rsiom. following the intercollegiate
debate held last night Loss. $500.
ooo. with tio1 n00 Insurance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-30

In yiew of the facts produced at
The autopsy held over ths reuasus
% John MeNrnAnsiu. TIE man who
vas touud dead IN bed IN The VIM
sas house. Wednesday morning The
belief that be received the biuW
uhieh caused death. either a. the
result az a robbery OF during
flshl Is deserving - more attention
than the pullee are giving ~.
The police have not bothered With
the case from the start Evrn When
Coroner CaErull. after she autopsy
aakesi thsn 10 make an suSsztiFa
tinu al they fid Eaa Ia have the
proprietor 81 the Winzar house y.
Smith. come To headquarters aud
civ. hia statement
lie must have received the blow
By falling 70 the fieoF the detect
ives claim. and with apparent ludif.
ference the case rests there. - Tar
AZ they are concerned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-30

Demand for real estate IN the
paths u various contemplated re.
grades attn continues active. VIII.
lam p iioNe yesterday purchased
an undivided Ont third Of lots ] and
2. book "a. af Bells Second add
ton. from Elias Archibald for
sls.ess The property ia AZ the cor
ner 81 Second az and Pine 81
State Senator " c. Potts has sold
10 MorilE Thomson the northeast
corner % Sixth Az. and Jackson #.
for $50. 900 The property Is de-
ncrlhed a. lots and {. block ~, Of
NAyuarda plat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-30

The police theory that be could
have fallen hard enough 10 result
Ia hemorrhaRs ~ the brain ia re-
garded az highly improbable Ills
actions and general condition from
the time he appeared At the Winsut
house All Lead u TIE belief that he
received the blow which resulted 10
death before he reached there and q
was the result 90 the hemorfhHge
which made him complain 81 sick
ness when he asked for ruam.
This gradually accumulated NJ the
hass Of the brain until It resulted In
death
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-30
cabias, Tslks strike.

WASHINGTON March 30 The
cabinet this afternoon adjourned
after long discuealea ~ The coal
situation. Secretary Loeb an-
rmueed ttat thc president htd not
SET answered The operators tefe-
Efam. ana probably no step viii be-
taken boz the matter today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-30
TO REDEE g
THE ~ EDGE
Majority of CounCmen Tell The Star They Will
Give People Chance to Vote on Municipal Car
System.

Mayor Naofes commentator
that the question Of Issuing bonds
20 construct city street railway
system be- submitted TO the voters.
will be adopted by the council az an
early date. Judging from EXPIRES
niona 81 members 81 the council.
No less ihan eight Of The u mem
beers frankly hay that they are ready
20 favor the submission Of The qieh-
lion. 4 few members who Ere not
favorable TO municipal ownership
are half willing 90 have the quea-
ton submitted 10 vote. while home
others say that there IL but one
thing % do IN View 81 the promises
made IN both political platforms
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-30

SEw YORK. March 81 --Anfhfa.
cite coal operators are in constant
cuunHu icat.un with President
Hasr and afa awaiting anxiouHlY fhe
reply n Mitchell 90 HaeF'H telegram
Haking n it f. % that be- has or
aered a'i anthracite miners e. stop
work Monday Retail dealers today
ordered ar sIvancc II 800 per ton
on anthracite
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-30
VACATION

Tomorrow morning the spring va
cation OF the University Of Wash
inRien begins. and many Of the pu-
pils are leaving for their homes to-
niHiit The coming week WIZ con-
ssiiute the vacation, aud the stu
denfs VIII return 10 work Apru o.
she spfinR vacation OF the high
sfi'ael 2 ~ COME a week later.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-30
MANY TRAINS
DISCONTINUED

SAGINAW. Mlch.. March 90. The
pore Marquette road has discon-
ilnued ~ trains across Michigan on
account % the threatened coal strike
and its inability TO store coal for
more than 30 DAYS The company
has confiscated all coal found
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-30
OPERATORS
ARE FOR PEACE

kDiANAPOLiS. Ind. March 90
hmnnahleailon from tho operators
~aFaihs heir appeal 70 the nresi-
~ va considered a. a miners
as'ssues mis- morning and flied
y ilizs reference The question
4nsaias a scale IN Individual Dis.
ma = asked b. Operator = f.
1ee'aA rho offers 10 restore the
~ *aie. vas taken ~ and dis.
nasd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-30

Seattle has a splendid opportunity
Of securing The enterprise Tacoma
has taken the first step. but Il IS
understood that this city is looked
upan with favor By tho eastern reo-
pie. TOE matter ID nuw before the
manufacturers committee Of the
chamber % commerce and q meet
Ing Niil BE- held touaFruv morning
At 10 ocloek 10 take ~ the matter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-30

can handle 1000 tons Of freight a
day at Nome Tho uKhtcrage deal
closed by me o. perfect. and I will
make "a WAGER with any shipper That
I can verify me- statement We viii
not urs any dock either The dock
at &ouc L. most fmpnctieable
thing aH h la 90 present J J.
sesupu has rot purchased The Nome
dock aH reported. bat there ls q
scheme ou n which n dock could
be built Ore 20 days after the mate
ri4l De- on the ground that would
handle Hu immense quantity Of
freight"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-30

70 = EAK .

LODI. Cal. March 30. THE No
kolumne river. near the sacramen-
10 and San Joaquin county border.
broke during the night and thou
sands Of acres OF wheat and pasture
lands are flooded. The break Ia a
uusfter OF a mi.e long.