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Coal and Wood

Cs'1 ur rho Alaska Transfer conn 0- '.r coa. vuaG ard -r.6 ing .# ucr> promptly attended Q. 'Fhur7 ,.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-02-26

Al ;be Gelcsc.es ot the season st the Pack ' Ga.u Restaurant.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-02-26

X r-aa. a0rortaul,y to save money See lFsIAfJ6s aC
The daily Alaskan., 1907-02-26

TO CURE A TOLD IN ONE DAY -sss LAXATIVE PROMO Quuiuje Tab.s.>. l.rurEr~rS refund money fl it Ssrs., cure. E.. ". GROVES sigma tr-e Is uu cach oyT9 5c,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-03

NEW YORK. April 3.-There APP
pears no likelihood that Presi.
dent Roosevelt vii make any reply
10 tho statement given out for pub
LEGATION last night by p. ~ Harri.
man. In which the latter undertakes
10 prove by submitting correspond
euce between himself and The pres.
ldent that he Nas asked by the pres
ident to come 10 Washington. and
when AZ the White House was re
queated 10 aid In the raising Of auf.
ficiouf funds to enable the Ropubll.
can national committee to prevent
the loss Of New York 10 the demo
Gratis.
The correspondent seems TO point
10 the fact that when Hartman
went 10 the White House he vent
uuon the invitation Of the prosi'
dent. This much Is claimed BY Har.
riman. and Is admitted by the pres
idont The point in dispute relates
10 the statement made by Hartman
that he was requested 10 secure
subscriptions 70 the campaign fund.
Referring TO this Harrlman says;
There h. some difference 0f opinion
az 10 what trauapirad In that Inter.
view"
last night y II liauimqn made
a most thorough reply 10 The letter
and statements II President Rooae-
welt given out yesterday regarding
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-03
ARBITRATE

CHICAGO. April s-nurfiea
summons Toe the ASSEMBLING ~ the
railroad labor chiefs we're seri 90
union headquarters this morning
immraiately me committee % -
mss Rnd prepared - acceas % the
wishes ~ Knapp ard Nsiit. Who are
70 appear before them.
Late yesterday afternoon the men
Withdrew their demands Tor q -
per cent Increase and made tho de-
ufand 10 per cent.
late thia afternoon both Carrot
son and Neisl deny having Snawi-
sdge Of progress toward a settle
nent of the threatened strike. A
message received ~ Nsw York says
the strike Is settled. bat Garrassen
said
There has not only beer no set
tiement. but nothing now indicates
that there VII be settlement
This afternoon Soiii addressed
the labor delegates repeating tho
proposals. of the managera lie
asked the men n accept or present
a counter proposal lie stated that
he believed the railroad proposal
was fair and the best thd managers
would advance. The government
would be pleased II men accept aud
avoid strike. The delegates went
into an executive session 20 con.
slider the question
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-03
BIFF! BIFF! BIFF! AND
THEY BOTH QUIT

the publication Of the Hartman
Webster letter. SIR. Hartman brings
out the fact that the president asked
him 70 visit him az tho white House
10 discuss the New York campaign
IN New York state. and that during
visit nothing else was talked over
except this campaign.
Hartman Statements,
The following are extracts from
the statement given 90 the press by
Mr.. Hartman
1T h correspondence which
passed between Mr.. Webster and
myself WIS confidential It was
for our eyes alone. learned that a
certain former empioyo Of mine was
endoavarinR to sell 90 newspapers
stenofraHhic notes Of certain letters
~ mine. but did not believe they
would be accepted. when he sue
cecded. however ! did my best to
stop publication. bat failed.
Il have read the presidents state
mont I am most anxious 10 treat
this and his other uttcunces with
consideration due 90 the high o.
flee which he holds. Nevertheless
! feel bound 20 call attention TO cef-
tain Things In regard To- which he
does me injustice.
I'm his letter 70 Mr sherman he
clearly seeks TO convey The impress
sion that the personal Interview
with him IN the fell Of 1904 was of
my seeking and not his.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-03
SELECTING
A JURY

kR@FtRFN tNH4 #FANF &NNNf~#sf
San fTlASezA8s1. Aprn rhe
wufk ~ selecting 3 Jury 60 tfY Rusf
was gssuned this faaFufnx The De-
Tense rcafinusA IL 1ilaiory tactics
Ruaf 10 re9a1alnx his bueyanry.
which vas lost dnfInz the super
tisors eunfsaelaa days
tate yesterday Afternoon ons
iaissnae. ! Il HfaastFuet. a ueath-
efstftu utaozlfs rsaasf vas PASSED.
neifhef side ehalisnatns hiu.
Tse srand fufY thls afternoon re-
summed fts lnNesti - fion - thN irts-
phone q sandal Mara aeFsfei pfea-
laent % the Horne Telephone cnris
rauy. ara George F'riek. hia lawyer
ard paftwef. w#te sabpncnard ~.
W. Eaton. secretary Of thr Pariftr
States cpfnranf. waa aieo called. No
indictments are expected before the
end - This week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-03

Let me present the facts,
@on June 90. 1904. the president
wrote me the following letter,
which he does not include In the
correspondence published today. II
reaehed me IN Europe.
white House, Washington, y.
G.. June 20. 1904
- epersonal)
sfy Dear Mr.. Hartman
thank YOU for your letter. A. soon
aH you come homo I shall want 70
see you. The fight viii doubtless
be hot then. II has been "a real
pleasure "a see YOU this year
Very truly yours.
THEODORE ROOSEVELT
Harriman's Reply.
In reply to this, I wrote him on
my return from Europe the letter
OF September co. the opening sem
toncc OF which he eliminated tn his
publication.
New York sept. 20, 1904.
"near Mi presldcnt;-l was
very glad 70 receive your note Of
June - last while I WAS In Europe.
1 ann nov setting matters somewhat
cleared up. and n You think u de-
siruble. WIN Pc 20 see you az any
time. either now or later II seems
to nae now that the situation could
noe be- IN better shape
Yours sincerely,
&c H. HARTMAN
Continued on Page sovon)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-03

rp>ssnnus th<ns from Seattle
n~. "a 10 ihs wesk q clever
11'Er.>m bns iAs dlsanfeafanee
1Ma.,slr mnamnntk frosn fashion :
~ s4ssssnrss ~ shis ely aerins
80 f.sxtssus have hesa com
4sir stcbnnssd fas ~ the dlsrssvs
q lssf euman rswminsnt n SO
~ ia ~ wife q the he'd u q
~ xkniszis heusz. and Fvsiteni
- h.kMahts distfifs 81 Queen
~ AL y . kispfamaalar
w. srtl<iss hexzH = dlAa enesf
~ u&I kAouu stafea = fen
r<rks ezp tsssetisxs esEs EN-
rnl u SAITH tuf sAaplifteTs
fenlly ne uemAa was dsteetri
~ 81 q sfeslsaz several yards
/ fn.Es h f1fnf -. establish
nHx Tna nexs sins sha appeared
y ~ xor4 So msk gassGalls shei +.
~ Oxe afflrte after mnalsef
MI ~ way into her shenpius
~ y hsntask ihs feds q hsF ap-
n ruzan vas not nspF.hsnfna
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-03
x, EPTOMANIAC FOUND
/. IN RANKS OF SOCIETY
SHOT DID
NO GOOD

Several shots fram The reviewers
% fAtfeimsh Daalau aud nemns
early this morning failed 90 stop
y nrnwn. a tsafusser. and hat Tor
the sudden appearance ~ Patrol
man Osborne AfaunA the corner
hrvwn might today be q free man
instead u oeeurYtnK q cell AZ the
etsy SALT fiFuWH enkaKet IA a mis- .
up with q Japanese an King a. ard
the Oriental rsee8xea several pain
fai bat not softans suga
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-03
lis LOOKS To SAVE
/ HIM FROM JAIL

A rsnafkzhie case Il reAem.
faz'a snieisx positive ZENITH.
ef,en - ~ inpozzlhie Ill prob.
"a snnpsI ne poke 20 release
>Ifs1fe sslty. = nsgFo beil boy u
: ha'si 5,tTehx. arrested last
~ = tsspicion u hAslnz robbed
80 Ha1zna u Bellsneham of as
- I sd watch AMI chaln valued
MI .hiis NJ latter aIunhefed
~ rmm 1t TIE hotel YESTERDAY
H'14ma ran,s down from nel
ssn. \ y said, 10 sse the slxhtn
*zzn tFinkinx early Monday
= ~ rsk taken 70 bis room By
~ ~ ~. sei6y. earIY Tuesday
fsl4x A. neon Ne waa awakened
asiss n kis rpom and booking
nssn ~ foct q his bod sau a
g g rs kneea Upon asking
: ,ex'p Eh4i As wanted. the by
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-03

leaks in the posl0ffiee department
Carter D. member Of the commits
sion 10 investigate the business
methods Of the department aud 20
inject business methods into the
present faulty system Carter saiG
that. under the present system, the
money order department loses
Thousands OF dollars daily on ac-
count ~ frauds. but We are I'M
able 70 substantive these ehargeH'
continued Carter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-03
KNEW CAR WAS UNFIT

The absolute contempt Of the So
attic Electric company for the pub
lie aud lts criminal disregard Of hu.
man life and safety IL Etuklngiy
brought out In a lrtbr written TO
The Star relative 10 the tragedy ~
Second and Cherry. by the manager
OF a local firm. whose communica-
ton IL corruhuratiye Of the verdict
returned BY the cor0ner's jury In
the schafer Inquest yesterday. Tho
letter is ~ follows
Editor The star.
"a mofofman running on Lake
Union car Monday evening. April
lat. 1907. and were talking about
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-03
ARRESTED FOR
SMUGGLING

ia Tong Hat a Chinese cook on
The steamer wnialoaie, running he
tween Seattle and Vancouver. Is. {.
VAS arrested a. he stepped ashore
here this afternoon on n charge Of
smuggling The customs officials
declare the Celestial was trying to
bring five pounds % opium ashore
v hen taken into custody The
opium was IN a laundry sack. and
the authorities believe the China
man has employed this system for
months past % ply bis Illegal trade.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-03
NV Thefts Traced 10 Wife Of Seattle Wholesaler.
II Husband Pays for Every Article Taken
Seals From Stores and From Homes of Friends.

bat the management communicated
WITH her husband without hesita-
ilun he admitted his w1fvs mania
fW stealing and agreed % 80 roT
every article taken.
Teday when fhlN Woman steps
ffusn her handsome carriage ar auto
ard snfrfs shpp ira eyes ~ =
store detective are constantly upon
her Every article vhleh ahs ART
fulis conceais = noted ana a PHI
~ the whoie - forwarded % the
husbana wha pays It without Quea.
tion.
Also when = valuable arfiels u
missing from a heme where So
eisi affrir has, besn held fhe hostess
communicates aalsfsY with ne
Msaiihy Wholesaler. shaaa wifs'u
failing 10 wef enoNn u the initiate
1T ar1 the artlele i dufg returned
MsanWhfie thi4 eeeaatrle woman
IL kuuwn az ora - the unst lavish
hasissprs ca tbe cts. ard Iufita-
sihus o. her fresptlaas are kssnly
sought hy the elite
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-03
ROUND UP MOTORISTS

isfa as they dashed wildly up and
aown unsan ST. Albert Parker. r
X Colwell. II A Cummings. 1. Ia.
kef. ] IL Gillespie, h Rose Parker.
az attorneys q. A. WEIGH. Arthur
Hlilnr. san shibakwA. q. w beil
2 n Parker furnished ess ball for
fafiura 70 have a number on his ma,
chine shiie $50 bail was required
foF the FeleaAe of the others.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-03

GIVES S $1,000
FOR A. Y.P.E.

The Nebraska legislature today
appropriated the sum of tit.6eo for
Al EXHIBIT - the Alaska. Yukon Pa
siflr exposition. according 10 a asie-
gram received by the officials Of the
exposition today. The same amount
Nan spent by this state II the
Omaha exposition.
Minnesota 10 expected 20 make an
appropriation A once. the maftrr
having been brought before the leF-
iniature IN a. Paul today
IRE Beard ~ Trahe q little
Rock. Ara. has PASSED resolutions
endorsing the exposition and rec
ummenaiuK a state exhibit. brlisx-
tnK that lts Interests n the Oriental
cotton trade uiil BE- helped
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-03

hurriedly left the Foom tits Hus.
plciuus aroused. Williams arose and
= search % his clothes revealed she
theft u hts money and satch. Do
tsctiyr KENNEDY vas detailed on the
case and placed usa Thompson and
Clarence Sei6y. bell boys a. the ho-
tel. under arrest. Thompson sails
fled the police that Re waa pot The
guilty party and vas released.
Right here u where the plot thick
sna Tho two negro bell boys look
near enough alike to b. twins and
Williams declares be cant tell one
from the other. and The raliee De-
clare a Conviction wuaid therefore
b. impossible. So al selbT has to
do u 70 keep on denying bis guilt
and be viii eventually BE- permitted
20 uaik out. AZ least that = what
Detective Kennedy says about o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-03
tserlep, Telegraph ssrvles.l

NEW YORK, April "A big as.
semhlage OF alienists WAS on hand
when the Thaw lunacy commission
resumed It's sessions. Thaw enter.
ed the court room early. and looked
we'll He was apparently not wor.
ried at the prospect OF facing the
board In "a private examination
later In the day.
DIR. Diefendorf was the first wit
ness. He testified that In his opin-
ion Thaw was incapable Of under
standing the proceedings against
him. or even advising his counsel
Or. Diefendorf testified that Thaw S
letters 20 the newspapers during
the trial indicated insanity, particu-
larry the one In which he said
prosecution backed by hlaeklegs.
At this point Evelyn entered the
court room,
Josiah Thaw was the only other
member OF the family present
Medically Insane.
The gist OF Defenders testi-
mony was that Thaw was medical
~ insane. nut itAAfiN NfHHahaAht''
The proceedings were interrupted
by the passage of an Italian funeral
the cortogc being led by a brass
band which was playing a funeral
dirre. All except Thaw smiled
Commissioner Mcclure secretly
cross.examincd DIT niefendorf about
20 minutes. The lawyers grouped
themselves about the witness stand
and the questions were asked and
answered IA whispers. DIR. Wag'
ner took the stand when DR. Diet
endorf was released lie said there
was not the slightest doubt In his
mind that Thaw was capable of un-
Outstanding his position and ma
ture OF the trial proceedings.
DR.. Wagner made a strong point
for ThaW when he testified that he
talked with the defendant TO-DAY
about White and found him per
fcctly rational.
Il asked him." explained the doe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-03

the accident last Saturday night in
fruht Of the Bailey building. 10
which a Lake Union car ran over
and killed man. This motorman.
whose number I secured. and can
furnish. said be had made two trips
With the car which figured In the
accident and that he had been
obliged 20 turn Il into the barn on
account Of defective brakes.
This Information. should Judge.
would be very good evidence In ~.
veaiine the methods 81 the s T..
COMPANY | am manager OF a local
firm and a reader OF The Star"
The signature il omitted TO save
the writer personal publicity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-03

A general rounding no of auto.
mobllists fof exceeding the speed
limit and failure TO comply with
ordinances governing autnmobllisia
began yesterday and resulted In the
arrest 81 10 mafoftKta
fagralmen Douian .end Manseil
we're placed four blocks apart ON
uaion -. and slenAliea "a one an
other. capturing the following auto.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-03

issstste Stare EseluslV. ssrsios.l
BRIDGEPORT. Conn April f.
-seif-aefsHse wiil be the plea 10
me bridal chamber murder case of
"Gs.dis- SsIn. artists model
Ever since hsf arrest shs has de-
MED that she slew be- husband a
big. rffa puiHR hise ksmith. A point
"a Instrument had BEEN driven into
his brHin through the eye. His
brides nail file. bloady. was found
IN her naraeel. and shs WAS missing
Pound n Sea York. she said he had
fallen. striking his head on the wash
stand. That aid not arcount for an
instrument penetthtina hiu brain.
Now the defense has chanRrd.
When arrested the beautiful uan-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-03
NO MORE OUT ON
STRIKE

No more nachlnlsts went out on
strike today. and " r. not expected
that the trouble viii extend further
at present +. S. Stevens. business
agent of the Machinlsts' union said
today that the report that the union
was asking Tor a closed shop was
not true. and that ala the union de-
manda is raise of the minimum
scale from ge 60 40 cents per hour.
The 20 men who walked out Of
Mnran'a and other shops yesterday
are atlll out. but have taken no az
FreHaiVc steps.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-03

last week on the Southern Pacific
railroad IN California.
Mr. Clroux Il most euthusisstic
IN his letter IN praise Of the con
duct 81 Miss Roberts. who. he de-
eiarea. tore her clothing 80 pieces
in order 10 secure baudsEes Tor the
Injured other women members Of
the company followed Miss Roberts
example, and the work 81 relief Inn
madiately following the wreck was
almost entirely in the hands u the
members % the Roberts company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-03
WILL DISCHARGE OVER
1000 EMPLOYEES

kotn. nov under construction At the
works. are completed.
This great cut tn the force r. 20
the result 81 a determination OF
the officials 10 accept no moro con
tracts for the construction Of war
ships
The contracts for the construc.
lion OF the California and South
Dakota. entered into four years ago
has lost the builders l.0oV.vpv
This Il largely due, the official.
aliege. 70 the unsettled condition Of
the labor market.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-03
THAW GIVEN PRIVATE
EXAMINATION


tor, ~ he still considered himself
an agent OF Providence In killing
White. The prisoner answered
No saying that he had come to
see that he was not 50.
Il asked him II he under what
his position was and II he thought
a serious, and he answered that
he thought the case was serious,
but that his attorneys had put UP
q good case"
Attorney Hartrldge took the
stand in an effort to strensthen the
case made out in favor Of Thaw's
sanity. He said that in all of his
conversations with him he had
never found anything upon which
to base an opinion that Thaw was
insane.
Following Hartridge. the commits
sion said no more witnesses would
be examined. and the nom was
cleared and the private eNamina-
ton began.
Secret Examination.
The commissioners took the case
into their hands excluding even
Thaws lawyers. The examination
took place In Justice FitzEerald's
chambers where Thaw, put through
n rigid physical and mental test.
designed TO result in the commits
sion's determination Of his condi'
ton.
II is freely predicted that upon
the showing Thaw made In this
mornings session, unless the prt-
waite examination reveals some
streak of insanity. the commission
tomorrow viii report the prisoner
sane. and the trial will proceed.
Tho rhaw examination concluded
at ass Harry was taken back 70
tho Tombs Evelyn left the court
building. During the examination
EVELYN waited In apprehension In
the corridor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-03
TORE UP DRESS
!. FOR BANDAGES

'sslds ipn he member Of oar
z'aaE snly two or thFee people
~ Nssepsd Of safncient prcs.
'''s 3 niad % DO anything for the
' a.'.A o. . sd h qalsfluK the
- - soaiaaioa immediataly fol
- = ~ sxtFact from 5 letter
80 " Joan Corr from = Il
manager Of TIE Florence
.s' 4 company. the members 81
- we're victims II the alasafer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-03
CROOK IS WANTED.

chief 81 Police Wappenstein this
morning was requested by Sheriff
W. J. Bailey. OF Wallace, tdnhu. TO
keep a sharp lookout for John haf-
rIurlon "a desperate crook who
made his getaway from tho sheriff
Of Wallace while he WIS being
taken TO the state pcnitentiary ON
AIarDh %
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-03
FERNLEY
FLOATED

The British ship ferulsy. which
went ashore az Hak0date on harch
"a. and wac later beached ~ tho
harbor. was yesterday fioated. &c
cordlna 10 dispatches received ny
tho Merchants Exchange.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-03

Der; King. arrested a few days
ago on complaint Of Myra Danforth.
Who charged threats 10 XII and the
breaking up Of the household fur.
niturc and dishes Of her restaurant
az FIRST and Weller. faa released by
Judge Gordon this morning and told
to be good
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-03
's'es Iaos WORKS or SAN
1850 TO BUILD NO
sess ~tRsMps-ARe Los.
W MONEY! on CONTRACTS.

80 s'' 2! Telegraph ssrvies)
~. ~ {. s.h..ANcIsc0. April BE-
d. I,' ~, snd zseo empl0g e. 81
~ -. .. Iron Works. whose com.
80 !. ..' .sy salaries amount al.
~ y 'zeees VII be dropped
s,,...' gayfoii At soon - fhe
-. California and south Da.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-03

"A waa not a figure that artists
wpsdd eafe % paint Her face was
bruised and she had black eyes She
sass her husband beat her up Her
aftafHeY VII Introduce pictures q
heF fsse then 10 compare with what
tt = nos. VIM ~ FINLEY. a New
York police man. who n her hus-
tsaua. II standing hY her
she married Neiii. n buriy. hard
drinking roundef. without getting .
tftveree from ffuisy.
aalfle Sriils case could be paint
cd 9Th the figure ~ beautiful
yaunn wpunu running down hlii
with satnn There was fret tho re-
spestahle girl then the artists stu
do. the wine glass. merry and fast
ard feftuun nights. Then tragedy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-03
MINNESOTA CLUB TO
CELEBRATE

The Minnesota club held a meet.
Ing last night and determined upon
a celebration and banquet to be held
on May II. In honor OF the anniNer-
eary of the admission OF the state
Of Minnesota Into the union.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-03

County Surveyor a. T. Valentine
D. having % survey made n the new
road between kirkland and Red
m0nd Tho present road has grades
NJ 1f per cent The new foad iH 20
be- built on q maximum u per
cent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-03

George +. Pollock. former assist
ant commissioner of the general
land office. has been appointed to
the forest reserve service. He will
~ lerinko his duties Thursday.