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WOLDENBERG
HANGS

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-26
DEFENDS
L|NEMEN

Local linomsn are somewhat dis
pleased over the unfaxurabis com
meut that has been made upon them
nuent the recent feat OF university
boy 10 scaling q flag pole iib feet
high on the university campus
There Hfe about 1850 members Of
the fAnetusna union said W a.
Traufiale. citY lleht plant line
man. ia q spirit 81 protest this
morning =and I wili wager that At
least 90 per cent ~ them would
climb that pole. and ia much less
than two hours. too.
with al respect 10 the lad who
performed The trick 1 do not see
occasion faf 10 much excitement
Nhen iluemen In thefr everyday
work perform much more hazardous
tarts MANY ~ the linsmrH iu this
elty would have been WILLING a. haul
down that fisE Tor as. but not for
notariety-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-26
EP|SCOpAL|ANS
TO MEET HERE

Tof a week. commencing April -.
the International ciefieua 81 the
Episcopal church ~ she western
section " the United states and
Cana1a. VIII meet IN seattle Dur
inE lhe same week VIII be held the
conference 81 the seventh Mission
afy district % the United states.
Including practically all ~ the
United States Nsat 81 the Rocky
mountains. sH wel1 ss the Hawaiian
Islands and Alaska
n il the present intention II the
locat Episcopal church - hold part
- the meeting in 81 Marks church.
and perhaps uome 81 the meetings GA
me F'ltul Presbyterian church This
conference and eisFicua wlli bring
Together ths prominent men u the
Episcopal hurch Ia the fnrts II the
country mentioned Hlahop Keaipt.
~ thia diocese. and more rartiCus
lAfiS the clergy ia Seattle ATE much
sfnufisd that 81 shenid GENE here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-26
anuered At Seattle Brewing & Mailing Co. In
yason Of San Francisco California Monopoly
Comes After Seattle Trade---ls Said to Have
Secured Several Saloons Already.

cost alil not cat much figure. and
IL Il confidently expected that pep-
pie wilt BE- able 10 buy beer for less
than ever before ia She northwest.
None ~ the officials ~ the aralile
nrcwiux a Mailing company would
diarnsa the matter today but 4 81
known that the head officials of the
corporation bold lengthy session
at the butter hotel during The dag.
Mike Lang manager II The san
Francisco company. IL IN the city
today Str Goille said today that
The company would probably com
afrurt a botfiinK establishment and
storage warehouse in Seattle, and
perhaps a brewery
I'VE sill not commence "a cut
prices until the Seattle urewing a
Mailing company dozen the sane
he said IhiH morning We are fh9l-
ing o. gallon barresls Tor % tho
same price charged by the local
COMPANY. We have secured leases
on several down town buildings but
/ am NOT tn a position vet 90 name
them. We have one delivery wagon
In operation this morning and two
more under construction For tho
present. the beer will be shipped
bottled from San Francisco.
In Tacoma we have control %
five saloons. and In Portland g.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-26
SUSPECT
FOUL PLAY

coroner. who Immediately took
charge - the remains " n faEe.
iaalM John 81. and y. zimmerman
came along shortly afterWards but
eonid thruw no iight on the mystery.
Prom papers found Ia the cloth
in2 ~ the man it VAS evident that
bis name Ia Frcd Regcr and that
be recently came frum ina Angeles.
where hn lived az ztUth south Main
~ There weFc receipts for rent
made out ~ late as January J isUe,
~ a tenner There Vas another
rscelpt for SEQ on account with the
Tacoma 4 Roek HarhoF Lime con.
pany. dated February Is. a check
drawn On the Seattle National bank
for ss5 iu favor ~ Fred Rrgsr and
signed ~ himself. besides numer-
Gus other receipts aud papers which
Indicated that Tho man had recently
handled considerable SUM o.
money.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-26

DESCRIBE YOUR IDEAL
MAN AND WIN A PRIZE
Your Ideal Mani


Can enth eeaderso al Ia & looks lke2
Do you knoNthe oof OF as
Doeshe wram uAah or ca O /
describe him anddo
give a S
onebe Man The Star viii
x
| thereare only~ two The Star viii give you s.
OF Ideal Man tho edio O
mornings Only Of them
and
Idea
Ills hair must be DARK and
be
would
hc
his
all should
lin ovcw
dto kecpn
man
Ideal MAN. Seattle Wssh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-26
WILL RACE
CALIFORNIA

Washingian'H rowing ereW Will
raea Berkeley aud stanford in the
Tia triangular race AZ Berkeley on
Aprgi - This IL the latest decision
Of kiunaEcr Grinsiead IN connection
wlth aasinE pruaneria For a long
tine u looked as n there would be
np tsee with the southern colleges
la u6N the question u finally set
{ id
There e. a possible chance that a
faec Will I've arranged between stan.
ford md Washington Ca take place
on Lake Washington on May 30.
bat arrangements arc not yet com
plctei
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-26

me san Franciaeo iirrWerg trust.
rsegesested by the Weiiand hfsv-
lrr company. with q capital - 80
6a0 6fa behind a. commences an
active fIEht for the Seattle petf
fFaae today. This morning ono
xm~on vas pa, into scrvsee BY Joe
a..ist~ who las bern appointed re-
atftr aesnt for the California Hs"-
dc and was being driven about che
eity On day. ...,
-. ttr effirra In the Oriental build
tnw lie b. sell known ia the loesl
ssio1n huslnsss. having been en-
ployca foF some time b. James
shechhu.
sells Cheaper in Frisco.
Tba real object Of this move on
The mart 81 the Frisco brewery
tfuet Il declared % BE- a proposition
- fighting the Seattle Brewing q
Mailing company. which has been
eaufesflnr for the San Francisco
ara California trade with remark
able success during recent Years
The California trust doea not liAe
the Invasion Of 10 territory.
The Seattle BreWinE & Mating
eompanv sells o. anart-slze bottles
~ Rainier beer ia San Francisco
and other California towns for 10
cents a bottle. the same size when
Il rotailed In Seattle and other eitiea
FOR q5 cents a this ~ simply cut
ting prices 10 steal the local trade In
san Frnnriseo from the California
corporation. tho latter has deter
mined 20 retalla3s and give the Sc
alto brewing corporation a dose ot
its own medicine
viii Probably Cut.
In such a battle as Is imminent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-26
HIGH WATER IN
CALIFORNIA

VtsALiA. Cal. March 20 water
il slowly rising and the county
court bpuse. Southern Pacific depot.
two Nummaf schools Masonic and
odd Fellows ball and many husi-
meas houses. az veil AZ = large por-
tian - the residence districts are
surrounded by water. Heavy rains
are reported 10 the mountains last
night. and higher water - expected
This afternoon. Il ~ Thought that
great damage viii result. A tree
usndaus volume 81 water r. pour
lmg into Tulnrr lakrbed. and - II
estimated that tae.eea worth of
wheat b. ruined. The town OF Al
gauEh is reported 10 be cut OFF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-26

n the plsns Of the Ameriean-Ha-
wallan steamship company are car
rled asii. txa steamers. one new and
the other ai present IN the service.
will be placed on the run between
Seattle. Portland and sau Ffancisco.
within the next 50 DAYS.
T,4n OF the finest Hawaiian lin
ers. the SshraNkan and NeYadau.
will sail regularly between the two
above ports. connecting az san
Franflsco with the Honolulu and
New York steamers. and relieving
them Of freight for the two north
ern ports ~ call. The regular New
York steamers will make Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-26
Near TO the People

The politicians know that Ro0se-
welt. while not being a radical. Is
nearest 90 the people. and n not him
for president IN 1905. who them
Although the congressional cleo
tionH are the next thing IN order Of
time. they ere taking a second place
20 the presidential problem IN point
% interest In spite OF the fact that
the national conventions are still
two years off. the presidential gos-
zip l. becoming daily more absorb
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-26

ANTIOCH. Cal. March - Mrs
Esza lsaoux. o. Msyicar. who Is
spetst II uHfdsrfng Albert Nc
NksT. Der aivofeed husband whose
nlg sas foand In a trunk In the
4<zzsz foom a the Southern Pa
'.ar n sioekfon Saturday night
- sfFss,si here fhls morning..
~ uai1snfified body 81 a man
~ hsa3 In 3 trunk a. tha stock
= fspss Saturday afternoon. lust
~ ias saa Franfisco train hal
go cut far Sacramento. a nsw
INA sisd WITH new rope vas found
- lFnfk =, the station There
~ 10 IA On Il and nothing 10 in
we Fhnt 4 had come fen. One
7 y men around the station de-
- TIE oior Of a dead boay and
! "a iEacsd 70 the uew trunk
r''sepsaehis sh0N the man waa
A'sft y MeFifaF. who had been
'seIsa A. iimber man In The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-26
WILL CONTINUE
SEVERAL DAYS

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. March 90
Delay ia reaching a settlement VA
the Anthracite coal fields viii re-
salt from the conference here u
il predicted this morning that the
joint scale conference viii continue
for several days get A miner fept
rrsontative declares that an akfveF
mtnt will be reached Thursday
There Is bitter strife la The CONFER
snre. said 10 be- maftly among the
operators themselves. and net bee
tween TIE minsra nad operators.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-26

yusesy surrounds the death Of
- aerrg a recent resident q
g Angeles whose body vas found
-. "a TIE Sidewalk ueaF The In
,.-,~.s,as q Rgcad "a. aad tiFsl
. ! a early hour this mornins.
-. an Nc marks % siolenco to
. COED on ths BODY, but II ~ eYi.
- "a, ne deceased has recent
80 IA Ms possession a consider
u. en- x money As there wsa
-. d ~ elothlns Vhsn picked up
49, i a sasplcloa that che man
~ s.yr net wita tuul play
= "a shaftiy before 5 o'clock
A. norasnx that A W Cooper. 81
" wsrrsr az. a kripman GA The
uasa car Ilns. came aefpss The
~s-hsa, furu 81 ths man lie
CO. % notify ths police Ia the
rsssans patrelrsau " , noulan
~ aaar and be sent word % he
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-26
NEGRO NARROWLY
ESCAPES

OAKLAND, Cal. March ga
mob Of over 100 men yesterday at
tempted 90 lynch a negro named
FELTON, Evans. He was accused OF
attacking two young white girls.
daughters of Southern Pacific en-
glneer. and the railroad hands In
the West Oakland yards quickly
gathered 10 punish him. He was
badly beaten and steps were being
taken TO lynch him when he was
saved by Policeman John Fahy. who
succeeded. after a struggle. in get.
ting him to a place Of safety.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-26
WATER MAY
DESTROY CITY

RIVERSIDE. Cal. March 2e The
city laf Han Jaeinto which a few
years hro VAS nearly destroyed by
an earthquake Ia threatened With
. new danger, The San laelnio
riyuF has changed les course. and
II sweeping With great force toward
the town Hundreds Of men are
working 10 avert the danger. A
eiGudbnrff IN the mountains added
an luunenae volume oi water 90 the
river hear IL head. and Il n feared
that nothing viii stand before the
rush Of waters
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-26
MAY PLACE TWO NEW
LINES ON FRISCO RUN

their northern terminus. In the
future. ami the Honolulu steamers
will also sail from this port, but
the smaller cargoas will be re-sbip-
ped az san Francisco.
The Star announced over a week
ago that the fleet OF the American
Hawaiian Steamship company
would be divided five permanently
remaining ON the Atlantic and
seven steamers remaining on the
Pacific The Nehraskan aud Ne
yadan VIII make nine regular steam
ers for the Pacific coast For the
present the latter two will give a
25-day schedule and as business
warrants will cut that time down.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-26

WASHINGTON. y. c. March &c.
Ambassador White has notified
tho state department that the Al
Keclraa conference has reached an
agreement for the policing OF
Morocco by France. Spain and pos
slhly a third nation. that seems GER
tain To result IN an amiCRhle adj
fusfmnnt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-26
MURDER MYSTERY
/ PARTIALLY solved

hawhide mine a. jamestown. Tue-
luunn county.
The woman admitted her identity
without hesitation bat denies that
murder ~aa eon.miited she De
ciares thai MeVicur killed himself
bF tnkiax poison. A man named
Joseph Miller. she says. helped her
put the body Ia The trunk Mr.
ladaux has ben taken TO Martinez
and thia evening wlll be returned 10
Stockton
Prom Jamestown Il was LEARNED
this morning that Afra TAdoux ln-
Gueed MeFlcar 90 quit hia employ b.
maug % the Ia hi8e mine ard 60
g jackson 60 accept fhe manage.
mauf q her mothers teamiuE In
duafry Witch VAS r. myth McNiear
drew ali his money ffem she bauk.
SUPPRESSED 20 BE- more than tz0gn. auI
had DC shen hs came % stockton.
Tss woman vas NOT married 60 Me-
Wear
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-26
SAYS JOHN D.
DOES NOT RULE

NEW YORK. March 26.--Attorney
General Hadley examined John ID.
Archbold. Standard oil official.
this morning The Missourian IL
etiil confident that he will get all
no wants in this city.
Afehboii said that Rockefeller
had not ben active in the Standard
Oil company for ten years. being
merely the nominal head. lie said
no master mind ruled, but that
tho Standard was an aggregation OF
mlndH. Later he was questioned
concerning the ownership OF stock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-26
Origin Of Talk

This renewed third terms talk has
IT, origin f. two sources. T. comes
from Republicans who are worried
about the prospects ~ the republic
an party. End uhu would like 70 see
party surcsFl assured bY having
Roosevelt 20 head the flekeis and II
COMES from democrats Aho are wor-
fird FOR fear that Roosevelt vii
change bis mind anA dash the dawn.
lne hopes Of the Democratic victory
by conserving % run again.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-26
WRANCEL, ALASKA,
BURNED TO GROUND
TWO DIE IN
BURNING CAR

ST PAUL MINI, March 20 p
$ Mcclure and T. N. Van ilorscm
we're burned 20 death. aud hoy
Charles Mcclure fatally hurt. IN a
freight ear near Faggo \ u. to-day
They were travelling With stock and
household goods to new farm ln
the northwest and upset a lantern
Ia the ear
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-26
BEER TRUST
BEGINS war

aosAsrn heer. the uorthsrnsFs have
ufsssad special Inducements Ca AZ
lliaskeapors 20 handle their goods
a. q result the sales of local brew
cries have fallen eff and they pro
psae t. rctailate - flooding north
efn altsea with San Franrisrp beer.
ia the hope % forcing their rivals
To wltharaN from the local field.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-26

deau does not know when the order
accepting PTS resignation VIII be re-
celVed, aa the unexpectedneas Of his
resignation found the officials Of the
traffic department. uupreparcd 70
make the change Immediately.
II f. probable that two men viii
be appointed - take up the duties
heretofore performed by Mr. Ma
feau. ore aa general agent o. ths
paassuaer department and the other
as general agent q the freight de-
baFtmeut.
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TRAIN TUMBLES
INTO BIG DITCH

into the rmvine Most ~ the dad
were IN q eahcase behind Nhlch pAs
a heavy water tank The tank
crushed the eshooer HE an eEw
shsli
A relief party. which started for
the scene on a hRnaear. vas bloe ked
- sn0W and the lnlarsd san not D.
reached untii late this afternoon or
toniEht Many wiil probably die %
exposure Charles Morrow a aec-
llan foreman. and G y Blue. Ig.
are amanK the dead
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WAsHiSdToS. j. e. March 20
PRECEDENT Roosevelt will not be
81 candidate for third term
lie uiil not Heeept the nomination
fof Third term.
lite VIII decline 90 run
lie viii refuse 70 take the office II
an effort r. made to force the third
term nomination upon him.
This b. official There ia 20 pos
nibie contingency which viii change
bis determination.
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rHEYxNNE. WV. Mareh IS \
~,.~sses sfaEn vas sresks1 tbs
nreshx rs Fnaninw into a eulVrFt ~
a. xsrsAwestsgn Rad - mliss vest
aesssss. We Esxht psfsHgts we're
tsssa ard Il intsssd Railroad
nsds<s arr mashed cot ana saf-
p,ss 4fe giving 60 TIE seeue 81
s.ums
n snglns paxxesi avsT che eui-
srs zfsly. bss tao ouifit ears filled
wa Austrian lah1Fera tumbiea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-26
RAILROAD
KASHOUTS

SALT LAKE. March q Al husi-
nesa 81 lhe Salt Lake route Is now
diverted Wa Ogden and Sacramento
20 Iah Angeles. owing Is waaheuts.
e8veftag hundreds 81 mites u track
w0st pf Caiieute. II viii Do tea days
befoff the track ia repaired.
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Agents have been here from New
York 20 lock over the ground. and II
is apparent that the financial inter-
ests are taking time BY the forelock
and arranging To finance some can
didate know personally Of at
least two conferences Of this sort
which have beer held In Washing
ton within the past two weeks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-26
JUDGE AGAIN
ADVISES JURY

NEW YORK. March 20. Judge
osulliyan fe-chareed the grand
jury this morning that II Is their
duty tn Investigate insurance oondir
tionn "a the end and urged them 10
demand and pcrusc all evidence
possible.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-26
CD NORTH FOR
NEW RAILROAD

Ten members Of the fret engi-
nesrlng crew 20 go north fer the
Cordava Hay railroad wlll leave on
the Bertha tonight with a small out
M Of supplies As told in The star
over a week ago. this railroad is to
ultimately reach the Yukon river OF
one of lta tributaries near the
Tanana. Regardless of other re-
norris very little railroad material
will x north until late in tie SUM
mer. Then n will coreigt 81 oac
engine and several dirt cars.
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EARLNG rs
EXPECTED

President A. J. Earring. OF tho
Chicago. Milwaukee a 81. Paul rail-
way. Will return to the coast with
in a short time. according TO report
in railroad circles this morning. The
moment that the franchise is grant
ed to the railroad. buying and pre-
liminary work on road construction
will commence.
II. II. Williams. in charge of the
Washington extension OF the line,
stated this morning that surveying
gangs were in different parts OF the
field. At Tacoma road matters are
progressing satisfactorily.