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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-07
MERELY JOKING.
Nicely Arranged.

Nicely Arnngcd.
Two Irishmen were about to run n race
u n certain tree by different routes. Sud.
denly Nike slapped Pat on the back and
r.kcd how they were to tell who reached
the destination first After moments
thought Pat answered.:
~ tell yez. Mike. II get there first III
make a mark on that tree with this chalk
and IL you get there first you can rub !,
olt."-JudGc's Library.
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Georgia may yet learn that 1t IS
possible to dry a man to drink.
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Mexico spent 100000 TO entertain
Mr.. Root, and we hope he was.
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Caruso's Mistake

Caruso's Mistake.
Caruso wept because his appearance nj
Budapest was greeted by small audi
ence The famous artist made the mistake
OF appearing in an opera house instend OF
geological Observation-Disclosures North
American.
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Richmond, November 4. 1907.
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he: .'when saw you meet your father
as ne came from meeting of the Slandered
! OIL Conpany"-St Louis Ttmes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-11
IS. E. co. KILLS WOMAN;
THEN CHANGES RAILS
New Rails We're Laid at Madison and Ninth the
Night All ter Mrs. Bracket Was Killed There, AL
though Three Derailments Had Occurred There Be-
fore.

Removing the cause Of accident
after fatality has occurred II the
iilsiory and dangerous policy Of the
Seattle Electric company. 40 shown
BY the repair 81 the Madison 81
cable track between Ninth and
Terry avs last Thursday night, aft
er Mrs James H. Bracket. Of
Bntheii. had been Killed by the de
rallmeut Of car In the morning
The work Was done between
night aud morning. - as not 20 IN
terfere with traffic. and none but
those LIVING In the neirhbOrboOd.
Nho were awakened by the driving
n spikes. we're aware that the worn
sud uneven rails which had caused
he accident had been replaced
Three ears left the track AZ the
iame point at which Mrs Bracket
Faa killed within the ts hours
preceding her death. but apparent
> the company paid no attention
0 the dangerous condition OF the
rack which these deraiiments
plainly Indicated. The defective
rails could have been replaced as
easily on Tuesday night or Wed.
neadaY niKht as ON Thursday night
but Il needed a sacrifice of life or
limb 70 awaken the diiatorg man.
aKement Of the Seattle Electric
COMPANY 20 It's responsibility ia the
matter.
To the company the delay IN rem
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-11

Uncertainty about the acceptance
by the city OF bonding company
bonds from contractors, 10 Euaran-
tee street contracts. IL causing the
CITY TO hold back several contracts.
including that for The new Cedar
river pipe line. which the Puget
Sound bridge ana Dredging coms
pany submitted tho succcHsful bid
for.
Tho city has had O rule IN tho
mast that II a bonding company is
approved by the United states gov
ernment. the city could rightfuiiY
accept bonds Of such company. Now
that the government has ruled not
20 allow any company TO carry ite
bonds IN a greater sum than 10 per
cent OF ne capital stock Il ia being
felt here In the transaction % local
business.
The eity'a form Of bond also re-
aalraa each company on bond to
be bound individually. 30 we'll as
aavernilY. for the full amount The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-11
WRECK VICTIM
At REST

fhe funeral % nelse A. Hanson.
one Of the victims Of the Fort Law
ton street ear collision. took place
yesterday. under the auspices 81 the
grand lodge. / o. @, r.
The fuusfai sermon was delivered
b Rev ueorse r. cooprldsr. pastor
Of the FIRST Chris,lan Advensia,
church and the prayer at the srays
~ REV. william Chapman. Repre-
sunsatsxss % the AZ subordinate 1
a. q r. lodges were IN attendance
Senator q = c9ttcfilt. grand mas
Get II The order. delivered an ruias3
81 the deceased Jonas Hushel as.
sisted n the services
The largest gathering which has
attended a funeral Ia Seattle for
many useutha perhaps the largest
since the burial Of frrmrF Chlef q
Police Meredith. attended the nsnefs
~. IlutleFworths' largest chapel be
tnr crowded and hundreds gathered
n she streets over half an hour
Nsa occupied b. the crowd pasrine
Through 10 view the remains In
tefment was In Mount Pleasant
cemetery.
peeeased was menhcr ef Hattie
lodge Ne. loo. 4 @, q. r.. ana was
very prominent Nv Scandinavian
ehureh and lodge circles
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-11
THE SUNDAYLAW AND
PAT SULLIVAN CLASH
Very Pretty Story About Sullivan Being the Real
Mayor Of the City and His Great influence With
me Executive Is Rudely Shattered.

the sidewalk and then reported that
the saioonkcsper had ESCAPED
When he appeared In court thla
morning judge Gordon fixed his
bond At $500 sullivan drew down
the remaining $500 ~ HE bail
money. which was originally $500.
aud went away again. lie appears
for srraisnfnent before Judge Cor
ION this aftcrnoon. when a date for
trial will Do aet.
sullivan refused % aiacuss the
esse. beypnd saying that differ
anee af eplaion 40 ia Chies wapeens
~felns rights Ia the matter existed.
aud pending settlement Of this
dispute be had no wish 10 remain
n she city 1aiL
The case ~ Axci Carlson. a North
Seattle saloonkrrper. was similar.
lie was arrested JadEe Morris
fixed bonds AZ tseo. and a writ ~
haheas eofpua wa i.nurd BY Judge
Alhsftsen. eaiiing upon chief Wap-
fsvHstsfn 70 accept the bond and
pseaaee the man In court tomerr0W
morning az , 50.
7 viii iaii these nrn every sun
DAY morning. regardless. of bail. II
they persist Ia violating thn law.
Declared she chief today.
Mayer Moare todsy denied The
FfKht II the courts 20 direct his chief
n pollse % sakr money Tor batl and
Discharge a prisoner. except r. -
FAR ~ these Instructions 40 not ran
contrary O. the statutes
Il seems that ~ Qnn then went
- Judge Gillian and got an order
ftxiug the amount ~ bail for EuIlt.
van At tsee ana this order Vas pre-
scented % Captain Ward. ard sal
itvan was allowed 20 60 Mayer
Aoofe said
ward had NJ fiEht q accept that
money. for The statutes provide the
uaanef Of securing tafi.
tbs statutes are plain as % The
sprfa ana manner ~ fixing and ae-
c~rssux bail n provides that tbs
courts may TN the amount ~ the
bal and. cash. that shia money must
BE deposited wifh the county clerk
and a certificate taken and present.
81 "a the officer. who thes1upon has
e. rsleaHe hts prisoner
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-11
NEW FIGHT FOR si.soo.ooo
WHICH MRS. CARO- LINE
KLINE. OAKLAND LEFT TO
cHARiTY-cAsE WILL RIVAL
SULLIVAN ESTATE.

The prospective litigation over
the viii Of Mrs. Caroline Kline Gal
land. who left her million and half
dollars 20 charity, promises 10 be a
close second 20 the sullivan estate
case In addition TO Mrs Calland =
relatives Intention TO contest the
will. another and probably more
serious factor has arisen.
The relatives of Lazarus Kline,
Mrs Gallaad'a previous husband.
uho died IN 1891. aud from whom
Mrs. uallaud inherited the greater
part Of her property Will fight FOR
part Of the estate BY the terms
az Mr.. KlIne'e will lots ? and ,.
block 6. A. A. Denny's addition.
which are the southwesterly corner
OF second ay. and University St.
on which the stone.Fieher Co.'S
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-11
BUYS SITE FOR
NEW BANK

The BANK 81 Savings. recently
organized in Seattle for savings
business only. today purchased foF
the sam Of $4,000 cash. lot 1.
block !. Sarah A BELLS addition. OF
the northwest corner Il wesilaws
AZ. and Pine -. AZ a site for The
permanent home ~ the bank. Bert
Fsfrer vas the seller Tho property
has a frontage GA Westiaks az
Pine 81 and Fourth Az.
Temporary quarters for the bank
arr n0w being fitted up ia the Ersrk.
soa building. corner FIRST AZ. ana
University aa,. wheru the baak wiiI
open for business during the latter
part 81 the seek.
AZ soon as the widening q pine
~ II settled. the directors viii
erect a permanent bank building on
their aew property.
Al the meeting ~ the board of
directors last Saturday the follow.
ing officers of the bank were elect
Cd; Daniel kelieher. president: n
Aunias Tureune. vice president o
~ p Ia FARCE. secretary. Lewls G
Palmer. cashier.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-11
PHARO TAKES over
ALASKA COAST co.

II was formally announced today
that James u. Pharo and associates
have purchased the Alaska Coast
Steamship company. articles having
been signed this morning The sale
was reported in The Star on Feb
ruary 3. but denied az the time by
the principals.
Capt. Omar J. Humphrey. presi.
dent. and James D. PhRrO. vice
president and general manager. or
ganized the company several
months ago b. taking over the
Alaska Commercial company. Capt
Humphrey. who has sold his inter
est In the company. will retire from
the shipping business for the pres
eut
NJ. ]. Heney Is associated with
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-11
RUFF WILL BE TRIED
BY JUDGE dunno

ING % court crowds thronged the
room. until Judge Dunno. on
ascending 10 the bench. ordered
that the doors be closed and al
eousarm be aenled admittance
Prosecutor Hrney AZ once began
the proceedings BY moving that the
writ issued bS Judga Hehbard be
SCI aside. The attorneys for hncf
argued as length that Judge Dunno
had 20 Jurisdiction. A long line
n argument was then given BY both
afdca
Judge Dunno reserved hts deei
sion until after tho supreme court
acted. ana then adjourned the
seh4nity trial on eKtortion set for
tomorrow
The conspiracy case against
Chief OF Police Oman and buef
vas continued until Friday
The arguments on the haheas
corpus proceedings OF Attorney
shnrtfsdra. who was sentenced TO
"a hours imprisonment for con.
tempt In Judge Dunnc's court. has
been heard BY the district appellate
court. Tho decision will be given
tomorrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-11

edYinR dangerous condition on one
Of ita main arteries 81 travel seem
ed 70 mean nothing To Mrs.
Bracket the delay meant the diff
ference between happy life and yio-
lent. horrible death.
Since the tragedy traffic has been
proceeding without accident over
the new rails. but the death Of
Mrs Brackett was the price paid
20 secure safety OF travel al this
point
The inquest over the remains Of
Mrs Braekett viii be held az 30
O'Clock Wednesday afternoon 10 de.
termine the responsibility % Mira.
Bfaeketlls death.
Coroner Carroll will subpoena tho
crews Of all cars which jumped the
track on Madison 81 previous 10 the
death Of Bracket. and Supt Kemp
sier Of the Seattle Electric Co, will
also be forced to testify az the in
quest.
This afternoon an inquest Is be-
Ing held over the remains Of Rob
ert A. aeNabb. the teamster Of
the Seattle Transfer company who
was killed last Friday evening I'M
der the wheels Of hts own truck.
The charge Il made that he was
knocked from his seat by Seattle
Electric ear which struck the truck
and frightened the horses into run
ming away.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-11

An A.Ysr. exposition on a small
seaIs IN eannsetlau with the cen-
xsnfian. fnF tha tufpons ~ asiraes-
sna delegates 20 shs resources " the
state ~ Washington 20 the plan npw
hslaR tsoop,ea ~ members ~ the
christian EnaeavoF couvention cosna
a4lsfee.
Ths scheme involves setting the
various commercial clubs ~ the
state 60 set up small exhibits o.
rfossaeta II the state on the grounds
q the mammoth convention teat a
fha {. = Thts xiti serve AZ boost
fer n. hig exposition IN 1919.
Another nee pro5set locks 70 tbs
ualen q all the g Y societies oat.
side % Seattle on Puget saand fof
fnn purpose ot chartsrina a special
excursion heat whirh viii bring AL
tno delegates - thr SURROUNDING
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-11
KLINE HEIRS SEEK
GALLAND MILLIONS

building Ii located. was given 10
Mrs Galiand for life After her
death one half of the property was
to be divided equally between the
four surviving brothers and a sister
Of Mr. Kline.
Three Of kllne's brothers were
residents 81 Germany, one of them
and the sister lived In Seattle.
Some years later all 81 the
brothers and the sister were In
duced 10 release their interest In
the property for 4 sum which their
descendants now claim were entire
N inadequate. and which they
would never have accepted had they
been familiar with the actual value
q the property The corner In
question Is ore OF the best In Sc
attic. IT'S present value being close
TO a million. the rental paid by the
Stone. Fisher Co is s4s. 900 a year.
n the release made by the Kline
heirs should be set aside as Illegal
they would be entitled 10 a half IN
terest In the property. An effort to-
wards this end will soon be made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-11
STREET SUPTS.
NOT PAID

The city disbursed about sss. 900
today In salaries 70 the Loo odd
city employees, For The second
time the SALARY OF Superintendent
Of Streets Walters was disallowed
b. Mayor Moore. and likewise the
auditing committee refused 20 audit
the pay of the several men whom
the mayor has named FOR that OF
flee since the first OF the year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-11
KEMPSTER DENIES
REPORTED RAISE

Statements made by employees Of
the Seattle Electric company. to the
effect that their wage scale Is soon
10 be raised TO 30 cents an hour.
were not borne out today by SUI
nefIntendenf Kempster
Mf Hemusler stated that no
action has been taken by the com.
panN. and that he knew nothing
about. the increase having been
promised
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-11
ASSASSINATED

SOFIA. bulgaria. March IL
While walking Ia the Bores gardens
today NJ Perkoff. the Bulgarian
premier and minister ~ the In.
terror, was aaeasHinatcd by an I'M
known man who fired three shots.
all taking effect IN the premier'H
body A fourth wounded NJ. Guen-
adleff. minister of commerce and az.
ricuiture.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-11
RING FIGHTS
ANNEXATION

The resolution adopted by the
elections and boundaries committee
Of the council last week endorsing
the expenditure OF large sum OF
money 10 Ballard. providing that
city becomes annexed 20 Seattle.
will be presented 10 the council 10.
night aud will probably be adopted
without question
At the discussion OF The matter
before the cnmmittee Il came out
that the whisky interests AZ Ballard.
supported By the liquor interests
here. are making a strenuous flaht
against annexation. The whisky
ring hopes not only 10 defeat an
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-11
LOUISVILLE
IS WALKING

LOUISVILLE. March 1.-THE
street ear strike IL assuming serious
proportions Only three lines are
running The strikers are persuad-
ing the men to quit. The company
officials say the strikers have
threatened TO use dynamite.
shortly before noon the street
railway company announced the
suspension Of all service With the
following statement.
's'rhe city Is In the hands Of q
mob. The railway company has
enough men Ia run the cars, but
no police protection and the lives -
loyal men and passengers are IN
danger. therefore no effort will Be
made Ia run the cars until the riot
ing IL suppressed"
II Is fumored that the COMPANY
may put Pinkertona on the cars TO
morrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-11
TRIES TO BREAK DOWN
THE INSANITY DEFENSE,

out the affidavit no presented 4
copy to Lougfeiiow for identified.
ton
Never saw n before"
uelmas stated that the lawyers
for the defense did no, have the
original affidavit
Jerome Blocked Again.
4 moment later Delmaa again
blocked Jerome.
During The course Of the
Thomas litigation did you come
into possession Of any letters in the
handwriting Of the defendant"
asked Jerome 81 LonEssliow.
Delmas obJected and was sua
tanned. but the question was put
IN a different form. DoImns insist
ed that the matter Jerome was
trying 20 bring out dld not come
under rehuitai testimony. as the
letters we're written before June.
1903. when Evelyn told Thaw her
story. and when the latter f. al
legged 70 have suffered the first
brain storm"
Delmas insisted that the evi
deuce had no place In the hearing
Then In that case every fact IN
the testimony relating 10 the de-.
PENDANT prior 10 June. 1908. ought
70 be stricken from the records. :"
said Jerome
peImas Surprises Jerome.
Delmaa was willing. ana Jerome
was taken by surprise. but recoy.
cred, however. and declared this
would rule out the dcfense's hypo.
thetleal question In which Thaw's
experts based their opinion of IN.
sanity.
Deimas would not agree to this.
and both attorneys dropped the
subject a. a dangerous one.
when Jerome tried 10 renew the
question about the letters. Deimaa
raised a point that any knowledge
Longfeil0w might have In regard
70 the Thomas suit or To letters
had reached him In the capacity
Of Thaw's attorney. and he was
privileged. This was sustained.
Jerome was careful 10 emphasize
to the jury the fact that the dc
Tense was rosorting 10 privilege
10 block the inquiry He turned
the examination into another chan.
mel and Longfollow was excused.
DR. Leblanc. the cOronor'a physl.
clan. who performed the autopsy
on Whites body. was then called
Police on Stand.
Or I.ohane'a appearance was
brief Officers Wright and Nc.
carthy. Of the tenderI0in police sta.
tion. testified that they considered
Thaw was sane after his arrest
Capt Hedgkins. who was IN charge
of the tenderloin station on the
night Of the killing. was the first
witness this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-11
LAST FIGHT FOR
THE NEW ROADS

union. the Chamber 81 Commerce,
tho Commercial club ana many rep
rensntaiive citizens VIII be present
the meeting being ono IN which any
citizen may take part, all opinions
helna desired
aainnei Hili. president Of the
state aood Roads association. said
20 reporter FOR The Star this
marninF
'-'rhia will be our last call on the
county commissioners, The road
iaNa have been passed by the legis-
iafure and they are the very best
IN the whole United states This
state needs permanent roads, and
! arm sure the people OF this county
want such roads.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-11
C.. E. PLANS EXHIBITS
TO BOOST EXPOSITION
Miniature Exposition on Christian Endeavor Con-
vention Grounds Will Advertise the A. Y. ?. Z. to
Delegates Other New Convention Plans.

sawua 70 the convention IN = holy
ana take their horns ~ ira close 81
the convention IN the sarns way
over Tea applications have been
rae3fwod for FsfsmbsFahip IN the eon-
vuasion chorus which 10 20 meet to-
nisiss tn The Plymouth canwrrEa-
sfauAi ehureh for the first rehearsal
u -kias Messiah the oraiofto whieh
- - spen tfs convention on the
rixsft Of Jaly ,. Al least i.toe voices
M BE required.
Rut few designs have been sub
sssssted "a George A. Virtue for tire
prsse poster contest af the conven-
tssn. slthossh many inquiries have
hasa made eaneernlnE tbs contest.
siaay students Of the high school
ns~ expeetad 10 cnntributs designs.
An contributions must be IN Mr.
vsrsme'a hands BY March 20.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-11

s.,,,ss sullivan the well known
-, >alconkecpsr Who hseame a
..u,ss tsOm iassiee yesterday FOL.
-. . second arrest on a charge
4. sar,ns violated the SUNDAY e.ess
4 srainance. appeared before
- ooe.ion in the poilce court
:. nornlns and was released eH
- BAH
..sSxsu's arrest early sunday
.<-inx vas a dislincj shock 70 the
- saan % the city.
] - ersmles " May0F Maore had
80 aselared loudiy that Sullivan
4. ~ rsal mayor 90 seattle that
/ 4 ~ ~ mercy that hsd assisted
u .hsiar the tity's executive ii
- and that he was far too
- ! man politically ever % Re
1890 10 his saloon business
=. -ulse ones could therefore
<u>tss believe their ears when they
- ,hag snlliran had been bun.
- inss cell and that neither
{ .,a nor chief Wappenstsin
500 lnfeFveAe in his behalf
Esassan was arrested ~ fl~tse-
r.. BruNa ana Rarh~e. aad Wa
l<ksa - Al ne city iaiL where Ne
- eenp<Ilad % remain four hours
|l9sws saerasdlns n securing an or
II lsans ladxs Gullam ordering hiA
-~ss.ss IN t5ee ball
2a.slx1n ~ the meantime. called
- chlef AZ Puiiep wappenstesn II
~ tnsaA whsru Mayer Moare WAs
<x.ins Al ne firus 10Th msn La
nsslef~ sknlr snAbiufy &c help sal
Hxs Fsnaiiy snlliyan surcrrsisd In
s~s,hlnx nj Gill ~ho went before
49, e2lksna. Who issued tbs order
4 fsie4s
Nnsn cAlef q Police Wappen-
<sssz bard that Police Captain
xFa e xhon the bssl money wss
rni4 ke8 ressased Sullivan. ne vas
ssfsaas saa astasiet Detectives ftar-
- ana bteen 60 frarrpst sullivan.
eka waa faun& al hts saloon. The
iAitsf asked geFmixsiou 10 50 hagk
lnfs NJ sshAfa Aiirxrdiy for the
purpss n s~cnFing sotns sost ~
papes eas AlsApqsmred The Aetec-
tkuA xhe bad o. kindly permitted
- = - back into hts saloon un-
eEssaat6 raisee half an hour On
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-11

Tomorrow Representatives OF ths
King County Good Roads associa-
ton vii meet with the county COM
misHionofa to make a final petition
for The spending Of the 100000 tn
the read fund to build two trans
county roads. the one north and
south. the other east and west
Representatives o. the civic
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-11
MINNESOTA CLUB Me-

All Miunesotans in the city
Seattle and state Of Washington
are urgently requested to be pres
ent at the meeting Of the club. 20
be held Tuesday evening at
O'Clock al the Alaska club rooms,
Alaska building Prof. Meany. Of
the state university. win be pres.
emf and deliver an address Fol.
lowing his address a literary pro.
gram will be given.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-11

nexnuion. bat 20 80 frame up the
political situation AZ Ballard 10 aa
to carry the next election and name
. council that will reduce the 81 900
license which the present council
has adopted.
Very few Of the Ballard saloons
have begun paying the larger II.
cumaa
Another thing that has decided
the liquor interests 90 make de
termined fiaht against annexation
L. that At the present time the ga.
looms in other suburbs arc reaplns
a rich harvest, owing to the Sunday
closing Ia Seattle