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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-09
1902 setraut II. fuobn.cn brei Sabre

1902 getraut II. tpobrten brei Sabre
5ulanrmen.
Plus Dem n1mliden Grunoe
luiiiidt Soiepb Sarris i'm areisge.
ridt Ir. 2 bon Sulia Sarris ge.
id)ieOen 81 iein. sic murSen in 1905
getrutt unO lebten nidt gang elm
Sabr 5ulommen.
Sic 9unoeSregierung ais
GIdgcrin.
Die gunbesregieriing reidte alt
Somitag I'M 9unbes- Giitriftsgeridt
cine &laec fir $4,000 gegcn bic .Ei.
belitp ano Gepoiit Co." Elm. Gle &c.
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2anbbrieitrGger s. &c. Salper in
Sflaboma, meldjcr angebIid Ser Sic.
gierrng oen Gontroft g%ebrodJen ia.
ben lou.
8aubercin incorporirt.
SIN &eeoro.g urealt mlroen Sam.
itag Iorgen Die gapiere fir Die Sn.
corporation Scr Baltimore & Sub.
urban Sopings & Building @iio-
citation" eingereidt. Ger neue Ser.
elm ioa nidt mebr, als 5000 aftien
gum Gortpertb BON $104 pro Stiif
ousgeben f6nnen, uno sic Sncorpo-
ratoren iin0: WanS Sfparb, @m. s..
@eil, Charles s. Wok Sionep Cans
burg uno @aIter aotenitein.
Sntereiiante Stage.
SIM Superior erid)t milroe Sant.
ltag Iorgen cine &laee aui 3ablung
bon $4,000 S6abeneriat BON @m. g.
Willcr, Dem 3ruitee oes HahlaIies
bon Goa 9. S%bompion un6 Sbo 9.
Miuer, gegcn Sam. 6. 9. Steiuart
unb emma q. Stetpart, bie giaen.
tbiiincr Der 9aultelle an ser Horoolt.
Gde ser Baltimore uno Soaioap.
StroBc, eingereibt. Sic 9lGger,
iuelde bas a%n9ren5enbe @ebduoe
eianen, erflGrcn III ser 9lageihritt,
baB sic 8~erflagten oaS God hires
Souics ouf cine iolhe 8ciie banteu,
BOB es ailf einer Der @1nbe oes gse.
be~naeb1ubes rubt, moburh bas 2es-
tere beoclltenb geibiu1d)t meroe.
Gas Seitament BON 9 a.
mueI 6. M 0 n.
0as Seitament bes Srr. Samuel
6. Waion wurbe Samltog Mnrgen
I'M @aiiengeridt 8ur 9eitdtignna 81.
gelaiien. Der groBte 9beil beS Nad).
loIies lit Der 8ittipe oes grblalierS
binterlaiien iInb beren Sodter, Srau
Wabel DC. Bartlett. gnoere Ser.
iuanotc crbieltcn g%erineere 8erm1dt.
niIie.
gIeouora @ager's e II a.
y ls nmcnt t. ilpi als3u iJon
SIM @aiiengeridt ipuroe Samitag
Morgcn oas Icitament pongleonora
@oger 5ur9eitdtigung sugelaiien. Sn
oemielben ipuroe bie Shpeiter Der
@rbloilerin, Slorence Z. Spinner, als
grbin genonnt mo 6rau WarD
Spinner ais 3eltamerts 9 olitrederin.
las Seitament puroe am 80. Sep.
tcmber 1906 abgefobt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-09
6 na BON einem 9..O..3 W
iiberfabreu.

aarl 5ranf SHOPS, Der 6 Sabre
olte Sobn bon 5reoerid anops. ge.
iiser elmer gdderei in Spattspiae,
Mb., muroe am Jreitag g6eno on
Der areu8ung Der Welroie . Anenue
Dor ieiner eItcrIiden @obmung bon
einem e~rpreB5uge Der Baltimore.
Ohio 9abn iiberiabren unS aiiger.
blidlid) g%etootet. Ger aorper ipuroe
$50 Sub weit geihleuoert uno mar
id,rcdlih 5ugeridtet. Jrieoensridtcr
Carr miro morgen cinen Snqueit al.
|1alten. s.6.a s,aa. .:ass y-sa.ss.ss
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-09

ale babe eS nit licbepuacn Suite
reiIc perfolgt lrnb iino bon ieineS
2obeS.
&abbiner 81. @uttmo6er idloB
bann nit einem @ebet fir ooS 500
ipitol, feline 9eamten, Snialieu uno
@6nner.
Iodoem Gabbiner Or. @uttmader
unter groBcm 9eifua ecenoet, iprad
ser YrGiibent Ger rSiioiihen @obl.
tbGtigfeits l.. @eieai6ait," Sulius $.
@pman, in begeiiterter Ge0e iiber oie
neue Iera, oie iiG nit ser 9iloung
ser Sereini9ung Ser iiioii6en @obl.
tbGtigfeits. @eleaidaften fir bas Sn-
ititllt erl6lieBt. gr iiibrte aus, oaB
es bisber sic @cmo1nbeit Der iiibi-
ihen @obltbdtigfcits $ 81 ieai6aiten
gclpele en-, in Sorm bon go5ars, 9an.
fctten ooer Gbnliben G%eranltaltun-
gen Die notbigen Sonos fir lire
3mede mli5ubringen, ltnO Dab bicIe
6eitlihfeiten ItetS einen groBen Sbeil
ser oufgebroften @eloer ueridlun9cn
boben. lin oieies ST umgeben, baben
iid fat aac iiibiiden &obltbGtigfeitS-
8cieuihaiten pereinigt, unb feline
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fin0en. Statt 0eiien Iollcn sic mo6ls
tbGtigen Mitglieber ser cin5elnenGer-
cine iid ourd 3cidmtns gu eincm
feitcn Snbresbeitragc an bic pereinig-
ten @obltbdtigfeits : @eielIihaiten
perpflidten. Der biSber gc5eitigte
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teno, 0oB bis ictt bon benielben Sub
i~cribenten 100 Ero3cnt mebr gc5eid-
net iino, ais mas lie i'm porigen Sabre
gegeben. Son rs 2euteu iino alein
bis iett $4,000 auigebraht. gben'
iold)e Sereinigllngen baben in Ybila.
belpbia, HemsDorf unh Chicago Den
eroBten grfolg ac6abt. Siele neue
Sercini9ung fomme Dor Ilem audi
Sem neuen Soipital 81 @ute, bas er-
bobter 9eitrGgc bcoiirie, uno ieoe
Summe, bie es brnld)e, munmebr 5llr
&crfiigung itebe. IS mar gegen A
llbr, ais Sr. 8pmau geen0et mo oic
Terlommlun9, porausIi6tlid Die
lette i1rer Irt, Iih auflolte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-09

= Die 2eide zines Mannes, mel.
die Dor IA 1ngen am uier oes Sim.
bes bel Stratforb, Conn, %geiunoen
pltrbe, lit alS Die bes GapitGns Sobn
6. Walonep bonn S1ooner Samuel
Sart" bon SbomaIton, Re., Der an
6. September bel Nem.Sauen iiber
goro seialen mar. ~oanoscirt moroer.
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t** Ser 10. jd9rlibe 0aQ bcs &c.

IangOcreins uGidenfron3" miro
beilte, a6enoS R9 llbr, in Ser
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nabe 3. StraBc, itottfinoen. Ger
@erein bat in ieinen Arrangements
oles Wo9lidJe getban, INN Die ScIt.
lidfeit 5u einem aldn5enoen greig.
nib gu a%eitalten. 3ablreide gereine
baben lire Sbeilnabme an bemgaGe
5uaciagt, 10 oab Gin Waiienbeiud) gu
eriparten lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-09

geIeioigt. - Earbeniissottin:
sd slaub', Alisuit, mnier neues
Mdohen bordt ME am SdliiiieIIod
-. sic meint tuobl, bel unicreineIa
.aiebt's nibts SSntereHantesls S. 4,;l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-09

*** Seute glbenb finbet bie jdbr.
lide Generals eriammlung unb De.
omtcnmabl oes v@lobe 9auT uno
Sporsgereins Nr. 1"Nin Ser Stag.
Sole," Ger, 205, Sanoper-S traBe,
Itatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-09

Teuer. - &ur5 nod If llbr &C.
Itcrn &ormittog brob in ser @irtb'
idoit bon @llS 9onncnberg, ode bon
gnior. nnb 6orreIt.S troBe, burd ei'
men befeften eleftrilden 0robt Elm
Seler aus, peldes bon ocn Wfit9lic'
bern Scr SpritensG ompognic CIR. G
gcl0ift pllroe. Ser ongerid)tetc
Sdoocn betrllg $25.
Sn 8olgc zines ctmaS. qbefcf'
ten &onrins enitonb ecltern Nodp
mittog in ser 8obning BON Sroil
WtoD George, Gr.39, @eite8eit.Str.
Seltcr, mcldes bon Der Spriben-
Gompognie Nr. 3 geloi6t iuuroe.
Der ongcri1tcte Sdaoen lit unbc.
oellten0.
9urh Grploiion zines @oiolin-
ofen$ entltono geitern Nohmittag
gcgcn 2 llbr Elm Sd)obenfelier in
Dem Scr Geutidt Characterization
Wort" geborlger, bon Serrn Sobt
Erttle b%epobnten Saliie Nr. 1904,
Suoion,S trobe. 0urd) oie bonn Eoli-
5iitcn Is. 9imlein bonn alormfaiten
Nr. 1872 berbeigerufenc Seilermebr
mlrbe Der Brand, Der nngcfG6r $50
Sdnocn onrihtete, ollf ieinen Serb,
Elm 3immer i'm 5lueiten Stod, be-
id)rGnft unb bolb geloidt.
Ser DSermegb. 20 Gnnerz
dor" belt geitern Nobmittag in
Srn. Ssfar Steinis's Solle an Ger
Gnore.S Ctr. feline regelmGBige Cling.
itunOc, IN meld)er inter 2eitung Don
Erof. Sod Die 2ieoer nSeimatbsro-
ien" geilbt wlrben. Sn Der auf Die
Singitunoe folgenoen8 notwithstanding
luuroc cine ginlabung bes n2ocuit-
Yoint.F urnpcreins" gentGb bei6loi'
fen, an beiicn Stiftunesieit 3beil 81
nebmen unb BEL bemielben 5tpei
gborc gum 8ortrog 81 bringen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-01

lrretlv. and the undertaking viii e.
mnch more smoothly
Subscriptions To-day.
NAVY more subscriptions were 70
lcelgea tudsY. the Eastern Outf.tiluR
company subRcfihed 500. ~ NJ.
llnftin a Go. fi00; Plymouth Shoe
comaany. $50. and the Western
iron Wnfts. 500
The Congress Liquor company
through fohn " Condon. president.
subscribed s2sa, aud A. Warren
Go4ld The architect. bought $3.50
varth Ne Could only recentiy
came - Seattle 70 engage 10 his
prui.sssau and his subscription. nc
cordlne o. the WAYS and means com.
mfftaf sets = pace Tor men IN his
profession which should be follow.
"a b ~
Otto achnliz subscribed the lib.
lefal amount ~ $500. nr Philip Il
Wauannp. SEQ. and Hanson a Co.
fsna The LARGEST subscription 81
The day was that Of the King Coun
~ Pair association, which bought
81. noa sorlh Of stock
Mary subscriptions are cominG 10
on the forms Published IN The news
napats
srhpre is short time remaining
nos. said Henry y Reed. director
" eNslo8iations. TO come forward
with subscriptions Everyone should
enaexgof. az much a. possible. -
oncosrana their neighbors 20 take
shafea and 10 assist the soliciting
eognmlilees Take as much a. yon
esn afford and let Il be proved that
eteri bnav helps and that the Sc
attic shirt ia not out Of existence. =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-01
NUMBER
SEVENTY-F|VE
SEVENTY rlvE KNOWN DEAD
IN SOUTHERN sroRm-Mo.
ute RgcoVUR lNo RAPIDLY
RAILWAY SERVICE sTiLL
CRIPPLED.

MOBILE. oct l. A. wofd IL fs.
esiYsd fram nslshbofinE towns and
cities the number 81 casualties IN
cFeasrs until naw % h thought thai
~ least IS are dead. whieh nunhsg
viii probably BE- largely Increased
WHEN word has been received from
all storm Centers Mobile il rap
Idly FssoYafinR from tbs effects 81
the storm. bot q viii BE- some tims
before order - faiiY restored
The property ~ the i.oaisNllls a
Sashyiiie railroad suffered ETsat
damage. and Il Nill probably BE- az
least twe weeks before tFsins wiii
again ruu between Mobile and Ne~
Ufirans
Several haats we're totally de-
Nftpysa bat ths crews wefs paritra-
lafiy fortunate rs essaptns death
and Injury Al th. bath honFss "a
nfioxi Nefs destroyed. as VAS the
beautiful aftYsp ~ GA she beach al
that place.
The lumber interests suffered =
loss 81 about tte.eeo zoe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-01
MAYOR MOORE
STATES CASE

Mayor Moore. who has been mis-
gnofsd ~ certain ~ the city pa
pera regarding his attitude toward
the legality ~ the city lighting
bonds stated te Star reporter this
moruinf that he wished 20 be under.
stood rightly on the matter
4 dla not take exception 10 tho
corporation councils opinion that
niamasuus PROCEEDINGS would 30
ths best Way 10 test the validity 81
the bonds said ihe mayor. 4 be-
iisvs that the city opshi to start q
friendly mandamus suit 10 settle
the officially ! hold that the
bonds are valid and think that The
supreme court has % PASSED upon
them
We have sold the bonds 10 the
state. and the lard commissioners
IRE ready 60 take them The only
thing IL the way Il the fact that
the law requires them 20 act upau
The advice q the attorney general
Again. n the only question raised
as te their validity j. thai they
we're PASSED al an adjourned meet
ing. there can be constant nttEa-
lion sitter that question f. settled
over other points Not only In the
case - the light bonds but ia ether
matters. We could have litigation
going on an the time BY people
bringing up one point at a time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-01
Accused Under Arrest.
THE Melville
DOLLAR SOLD

The Pollard Steamship Co, rep
resented In Seattle by l. n. Gray
a Co. has purchased the large
freightIng steamer Melville Dollar
from the Robert Dollar Co. of San
Francisco. IL Is the intention Of
the Pollard company TO place the
steamer on the San Francisco Sc
attic. Belllngbam run. carrying ium-
Der south and general merchandise
north
The Melville Dollar was taken
over By the Pollard Steamship com.
pany TODAY. and she viii so upon
the marine WAYS az Frisco to under.
30 a preparatory ovorhanling Mr..
GRAY stated this morning that the
new steamer will run ia connection
with the steamer Rainier. giving
one additional freight boat on the
san Francisco Seattle run.
Captain Louis Hansen. formerly
Of the steamer Rainier. has been
given command OF the Melville Dol.
lar and Capt Charles lnndquist,
formerly OF the steamer Coronado,
will command the Rainier.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-01
LAW WILL Be
ENFORCED

OLYMPIA. Oct The three.
mile limit. purse seipinE las sill b.
enforced by the state administra.
ton. on the strength ~ the report
~ Fiah CommiNsiuucF 1nhn =. Hihe.
Land. sha reports that ihe petition
81 ne ahermen that they be al.
loved within The three mile limit IL
unreasonable The saue difficulty
existed With fishermen AZ Tacoma.
but wheu arrested. they pleaded
guilty aud paid their fines. since
which time there has been no fur.
Their trouble from that source The
Tacoma fishermen. however. ffc.
queutig complained Of disertmins.
lion In favor Of Seattle and FOR ihls
reason also the commissioner has
advised the enforcement 81 the las
In this district lie has been prom.
iaed the support Of the eoYernor In
enforcing the Law
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-01
BELLERPHON Is
ON THE SOUND

The new British steamer Beller.
phon. Of the Ocean Steamship
company's fleet arrived az Victoria
this morning. u DAYS aud y hours
from Yokohoma. completing one OF
the fastest records for freighting
steamer from that port 20 the
sound. The Rcllerphon left Yoke
homa September Is
The Bellerphon viii proceed "a
Tacoma TO discharge her cargo and
viii be In Seattle "Wednesday "a
load for her return trip TO the
Orient. This is the first visit Of
the Bellerphon to this port. The
Ocean Steamship 20. Is represent
ed In Seattle by Dodwoll a Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-01
PUBLIC WEDDING
THE FEATURE

nnaaaier W y 1enfins hAs
ever thing in readiness for the Sal.
sRtion Amy congress. which begins
tomorrow. Services Wiil begin at ;
O'Clock Ia the First Presbyterian
church
Commisafcner George A kilhe2
u the Western division Of the Sal
xstion Army vili preside nrisadier
Jenkins officiating the main feat
are Of the das w!ll BE- the wedding
OF Ensign A Purcell Storey and
Captain Eva jenkins One hundred
staff and field officers ~ill be pres.
snt.
"Wednesday ~ 3 M there viii
be a reunion rally Of sHlvsti0nistr
~ the bail. corner First av n. and
Washington w. Thufhday the eou.
Ersss Nili close At she First Meth.
ofsss church. with addresses By
prominent Salvation Army workers.
amoBr fhsm teinK hfies disr len,
hins aad Majors Waite and Fsulk
ner
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-01
ELEVATORS To
Be REGULATED

FtFe Marshal Kellogg viii intro.
dnce an ordinance tonight at the
city council. regulating thu con
structi8n and ouf fxtiau Of pasaen.
Rer and freight elevators. and pro.
vidlnE regulations for elevator op.
orators.
The ordinance ~ copy from the
one IN the Minneapolis code. with
the exception that Mr keliogg
thinks the boiler Inspector should
be the Officer to carry out it, regu-
iaiione II provides for elevators
Inspection thns fimes a year. and
FOR permits for nii elevator con.
sfTueti0n
In regsrd 10 the service. no boy
under rs viii b. allowed 70 run an
elevator. and al will have 20 pass
an examination 90 prove their ~.
ness Tor such service
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-01
TOMORROW IS
THE DAY
Stock OF Alaska Yukon-Pa Pacific Expo sltion Must
Be Fully Subscribed Before the Committee
Will Cease Work.
~ $3.50
WHEN THE WHISTLES BLOW.

You. Mr. Workingman. and
YOU. Mr.. Clerk.
It's up TO you do your share tomorrow.
When you hear the whistles blow tomorrow noon
begin to dig
Dig up So 50. IS or $40 and make your way to the
A-Y.-p. headquarters the top floor Of che Alaska
block.
And there you may purchase two. three OF more
certificates Of stock In the Alaska YukonPaeiiie Expo
sition.
II but you viii have to paw but s7so tomorrow
and you have nearly years TO pay the balance IN
inAsalluents oil ss.so.
OF course you may subscribe for as many shares as
you wish and pay for.
It's your duty TO help.
And when in 1909 you enter tho gates OF the big
exposition you may throw your chest out and swell up
lust as much you please for you'll be Of the men
who made possible the enterprise the biggest thing Sc
attic undertook
So remember.
When the whistles blow IT'S up to you.
49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-01
MILL MEN
ST R|KE

osskAND. Cal. Oct Thirty
plaainn mills In this city
~ sd@ed n ! o'clock this morn
80 4 ssikouf u employees. Nho
azAted a y per cent increase.
afnsss offered a compromise
80 lef cent increase This the
d nf1zed. Fifteen hundred men
W. and have practically tied
h'ainx Operations Both Sides
Shdlas fifm ami a long siruz.
y = expected.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-01
FREIGHT TRAINS
IN COLLISION

Tho Northern Pacific passenger
trains running through Georgetown
we're held up for several hours yes.
terday morning on account ~ q
Fear.end collision between two
freight trains Three ~ the cars
loaded with lumber WeFc thrown
from the track. and also a switch
engine. The Wrecktng crew we're
several hours In getting the cars
ana engine back on the tracks No
one Aas Injured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-01

MOBILE. Ala. OCT The rev.
enue cutter Nisoaa. which pas re.
ported lost IN the storm. arrived
here IL = terribly battered condi
ton The rescue ~ the keeper bis
wife aud babies from the east rsa.
Maeoia lighthouse bring out a great
heroism on the part ~ two nen.
besa of the cutters Grew. Master
alarms Peterson and QaaFsermast
a Peterson A small host ~aa low.
cred 81 the height - The storm and
seven psFe taken from : sinAing
sleep The Winana reports 500
psoplr on Daunhiu Island Nithoai
supplies No lives are reported
lost IN Mobile
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-01

SEATTLE September 80. 1905
Editor The stsr-Psrmlt thank YOU for your Kind
ness IN furnishing copy Prosecuting Al
orny Maekntosh relative to the frauds
Ton with the municipal election have
the investigation into the facts suggested
no hesitation IN saying that there ample evidence 20
Justify the arrest and ueges you
name Louis hvey and G. j. Parkinson. I
with Police oMeer Lis and the you
name and lind them ready witness
stand " called upon the facts which you
Allow me 70 further that think
De arrested and vigorously
dons and that notice frauds
not be wnkeo at BY public officials this community In
shall be elected prosecuting attorney Of King county
my frat enesl acts will be 20 file against
two offenders thereafter prosecute them vigorously
and fesrisssy any county doubta moment
~nsthef Will DO this willing file
man my resignation from the office take
spsetfuily, C. A. REYNOLDS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-01
TAFT PRES|DES
At U OPENING
TAFT IN the CHAIR AT OPEN.
ING or HAVANA UNIVERSITY
"A BRILLIANT FUNCTION.

HAVANA. oct 1.-The Univer-
sity IT Havana opened today See
Rotary Taft. by Invitation Of the SUI
perlutcndcut u public instruction
presided Il has long been the Gus
tom e the chief executive 20 pre-
side AZ the uuiverslty's opening
The occasion was made especially
brilliant this year by the presence
II Gems Funston. Couden Raderi-
ruez. Zayas and other officials. and
a hundred Eofgcously attired wom-
an who were present. Secretary
taft offered Palma q Narship 4,
conduct him to Matangas or else
where. but the president de.
elined.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-01
PASTOR GOES EAST.

REV. Robert Cooper. fDt the paHl
tero years pastor Of the PreahFie-
rian church az Brighton Reach. has
rendered his resignation and viii
remove 10 ptttsburg Pa. 60 remain
permanently The Seattle nreHbf.
fafian Ministers association a. re-
cent meeting passed resolutions Of
regret over his resignation. and
heartily commanding him 60 The
people 81 Pittshurg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-01
STEAMER
FOR DAWSON

The last steamer 70 leave White.
horse for Dawson viii aail next
SUNDAY. aud at the local office Of
the White Pass road this morning
that date has been positively set
tied upon. A telegram announcing
the early close wits received this
morning from Whitehorsc by ".
Dudley. the local agent The close
OF navigation this year ls about
seven days earlier than last year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-01
HIS VACATION
IS OVER

OYSTER nay. Oct The prssi
aent'a vacation ended ~ o'clock
thix mornlnE. uhpn 10 boarded =
special rain of the I.nuk isiand
railway foe waahiuxinn. whsfs he
expects 20 arrive a. It's a'clock
this afternoon Thefe Vas no dem
nnstrailon upon bis leaving. 80 he
specially requested his uslkhtoss 70
aiiaw him 81 leave auletly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-01
MASTERS ARE
ON A STRIKE

- ~ soesl union II piastefefn is
she Ter raise - So cents Il
strike Was not looked for 81
y ne city contractors bat
- a request for higher wages.
n. - ne riastsfefa claim that
%haha Tor their service 81 80
- - sFsaier han ths supply hat
- warranted in asking more
-. WHETHER they succeed in get
a.. 'A-sf demands eiIi depend upou
~ osn efforts. ~ they Withdrew
-. ne Building Trades council
NJ. nlne age iu order 10 shift FOR
.seisez. and are not considered
- '''a standing b. members 81
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NOVEL SUICIDE.

. ST. PAUL MINI. oct L.
. Charles r. Madden. AGED -
= years a miller committed SUE
. eide today by growing rags
|. He was fouad ln the street :
q near bic hens IN an uncon-
= sclous condition with his
= mouth fun Of rags. Two yards
4 Of vhfi-eolored rags and
= ball Of yarn were removed
= from hls es1phagus He died
= before reaching the hospital I
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NOME SEASON ENDING.

with the steamer Northwestern
sailing October a. and the Victoria
October 10. the Nome season ~ 1908
viii be ended Wheu the steamers
return Il IL more than likely that
they will be chartered FOR the win-
ter. The Victoria and Olympia viii
probably be chartered 10 run out Of
Portland 10 fan Francisco. The
steamer Edith and Olympia are stlil
in the north and are due here about
October rs.
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THE
ORDINANCE
noRrH SHORE SEWER AND
TUNNEL ESTIMATES co TO
TIE COUNCIL TONIGHT.

Mayor Moore and city Engineer
Thomson speHt the entire morning
in preparing the north shore sewer
and tunnel ordinance. which viii be
presented "a the city council to-
night The oniy estimates made
az yet by Mf Thomson call for
fi.t02 600 expenditure for snlmon
bay bridges.
The fire and water committee VII
recommend "a the council this even
ms the Passing Of an ordinance req
ulatinE the building and conducting
af public aufomobils garages
A. ordinance directing the board
~ public works 10 repair the bridge
roadway on Westlake av. from Msfs
Ger II. % Blaine st. and hppropriHt l.
ing the money. wili be presented for
NaNRaKt
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Tomorrow. October IL subseflp'
ton day. the day GA which the Off.
Gals ~ the Alaska Yukon Pacific
exposition expect 20 raise fsea .poN
May voluntary subscriptions
have ALREADY becn received. but me
officials ~ the exposition say that
$500 aaa il q blg sam 20 be raised
h one aay. ard it is 40 70 TIE PEG
MA TO make the daY a memofablf
one in the history Of Seattle and the
exposition.
late SATURDAY evening and ~
dsy SUNDAY the officials iahofed 80
complete the final arrangements Tor
subscription day sud appointed me
soliciting committees
Preparing for Tomorrow.
Today the committees afe max
ing preliminary arrangements for
tomorrow canvass ~ az early
hour fomorfow morning they VII
begin their work. each committee
HAVING a certain district IN which 70
work
Although mauy subscriptions
have been received already, said
Wi u. PARRY. chairman Of the
wava and means committee. Ne
must not forget what an enormous
sum $500 400 really 81 The solicit
ing committees Will be Kept very
busy all daY tomorrow obtaining
subscriptions nuf people should
not wait for the committee. bot
should Show their LOYALTY and aHirif
hY coming forward voluntarily Let
each porson appoint himself . com
fnittee ~ one 70 AID the soliciting
committees both directly and lndi.