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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-26

Two deaths In Seattle aaa esghs
Ia other cities Of this section seFs
added TO the roll Of spinal ueHin
xitia victims last night and shIa
morning
Everett leads ths death fali out
ssle Of Seattle With : report Of tiye
deaths in the last a hours. u
TaeouA. = boy and klfl died IL
one family A death ecrurfed q
Port Gamble BeIlin1hAm. Vac
eouvcs. n G. And ether elsies 81
the northNeat report the pfsssaes
q the epiasmIc
The bright sunshine ~ teasy hMs
brought nunsr relief 80 ghe fears n
the parunta II YounE chliaFeu whn
constitute The majority Of the Viz
Tins Of this mysterious disease
Bright weather hAa ptufef 20 De-
she FaoMt effective check TO tbs
spread u tals eoafaEioa-
phYatesana and layuamn ara com
lns farwHrd with recommendations
81 lines 81 treatment alleged II b.
more o. less effective. hut the ma.
iorttY ~ physicians shake their
heada ana admit that m sftecsivs
treatment has Yes 70 10 discovered
sefenrs has neither established
daslalsaiy the medium ~ Infection.
nor discovered a effective cure
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-26
EEK MONOPOLY IN
| WEST SEATTLE

eralnAnee Vas Ensfosfueed. ailawinx
the following maximum rates u
cents PER kii1wat huaf TOR l@afH
furnished TO private psFsie# - cents
eer kllaWaf ksaF fas lsnhtn furnish
81 10 sns city $40 PSF month faf
arr lights furnished 10 the sfts fer
street lighting aua ttzs ger month
fot inrAnasseeft IsNhss Furnished -
skr city Ter street iixhsiux.
The Seattle fANhttnx eevepAnf- :
franz imns nnw f5nfsra the euoustl
prvgtgea faf a maximum charge ~
'sfss ues eAa fees faf Kaa.
Thomas Il "a 1ah0ns city attaF j.
mev ~ West seastte. speaking pf
these Franchises. said
~ IL = safe prediction thas usifh-
ef % these franchises N1Ii De pAes-
81 r. their present fern. fne tlse
price whseh they are allowed -
charge - 80 per eeas feo ntxhe Per-
eunAny believe the trans hiaes
ought q ba held up antu We vote
On Ann~xatfon neat June
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-26
CLOTHING FACTORY
ron SEATTLE

II Ia now definitely known that
the local lobbing and manafaotuF
ing interests are to be augmented
by the investment Of several hun.
dfea thousand dollars in a whole.
sale clothing house and factory b.
eastern capitalists we'll known IN
this line
samuel Block. OF the firm Of
Block Bros. who own a large cloth.
ing factory In Chicago and have
large clothing interests Ia St
Joseph No. Edward G Smith, late
~ the Hundley Smith Dry Goods
company. and A } August, a lead
lne middle western Wholesale cloth.
Ter. are financing the project
samuel Block and Mr. Smith lately
made a tour Of the Pacific coast
cities. and the location Of the plant
AZ Seattle was definitely decided
upon a few days ago
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-26
LIGHT
SENTENCE

Robert Black. arrested last week
after having attempted % pass 3
check bearing the forged signature
of ex Sheriff ia Cudlhee. was this
morning sentenced to serve three
months In the county Jail az a va.
grant. Judge Gordon disposed Of
the case 50 lightly At the request
Of Mr. Cudihee. who knows Black
very we'll. having worked with him
in Leadgllie. Colo. In the early
days.
Black Is said 70 be far from a
criminal. but haa fallen 20 a pretty
low depth. due. Il IL said. 10 an
uncomfortable desire for liquor.
When released. Black viii be sent
10 his people In the middle vest,
where It IL hoped the man will
stfalahten uD
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-26
PLACES BLAME ON
MERCHANTS

That sbs congestion uf freight ~
the local railroad terminus IL due
to the diiatory action Of Seattle
merchants. whe endaaxpg to unload
their eoaatsnmeuta for the east al
the closing hour of the waru.
houses. Il the belief u I. d. Deg.
awn. freight agent Of the Great
Northern
In the matter of In bound bust.
Heas.~ naya Mr. neKnAn. we are
receiving about three tifaca AZ
much freight . dny ~ We should.
because 81 the recent tie.asp oa the
ruada
4 am employing IL freight check.
ern. double the number wa hah last
year In five days the merchants
vii have nothing 10 complain
about
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-26
TEN MORE VICTIMS OF
MENINGITIS SCOURGE.
0ExrGH EXTENSION 10 As.
suHnD.

The Dexter ~. extension Nas fin.
ans settled tnst night. The council
paaHltss TIE asatinsaes. The new
stfssf Gus Through fran Third to
bannf ways tnahans the thorough.
fate extsta from Third 20 rFasa
81 y wfif be lee feet side.
It's vtpetsse 81 ronstFuetian ard
efastesHnafist all BE- close 10 tknp.
eea The rfo1wrfF values ln thar
ssefsnn afH ftslaH rapidly ~ = re-
snlf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-26
SEATTLE CASES UP

OLYMPIA. March 26 The sa-
preme court has rendered decisions
In two ktnK county eases In the
suit of Marion y Baxter against
Clay Alien. a. receiver for the DE
2oto Placer Mining company. the
decision for Mrs. baxter Is affirmed.
ThlA IL 4 reversal Of the first su-
preme court decision Of this case.
upon which = fehearine was grant.
cd
In the case OF j c Friendly
against the National Surety cam.
pany Of New York. 20 recover or
breach OF contract for the construc.
ton OF q building in Seattle. the
court holds that the surety com.
many wan not liable because one
Of the contracting firm was per.
mlgted b. the owner "a withdraw
from the firm without the consent
~ the surety company
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-26
II Cd AND SEATTLE LiorT.
- 10 N&NT YEAR FRAN.
fesfa At NIGH PRICES Aso
u1HT YHEm QUICK FEAR
szxxxrioa.

- Mzfsse Electric couuany =
Essx y sseFn mntarned 60 sesaAa
&yar Axhtlnw ff2nehsse for
~ kaxEss. FsaTtnx the corspe
- i - city Esxatias. Start r.
y sssa< = annsxasiou e seattle
I 80 svexy roueetvatse means
y - - ssanehsae hefafs June Il.
- sAAxs wsat Seattle may am
+ - *-sn<hfsx i granted voters
- = sazeslzsd there 20 defeat an.
4z1n nd thus sesaF~ the 0eto-
= u messpoiy
= - szxAE msssine 81 the CITY
~ Il vest seattle the 60 year
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-26
MAY NOT TRY
COSGROvE

The trial o. r n. coarnoye. che
nAlnnn man charged wllh aelliur
ftaasf without : license. vas today
enassnasd uatsl April ia. and MAY
nsxwA take place. aa coasFu4e 80.
eafHs hfN license fran the council
LAT siikht. and The political warfare
aaHfnHk kfaYaF AooFe. whieh led
10 Afs arrest. has baen ahanslnnad
alnas that line Cosgrose to-day DE-.
snaakasd a imry trial
Ipsxruve was formerly . client
al fhe Mayors. aud wms arrested ~
! H1fEw q political spite work iitn
eEw@atlnR Aifhuut 4 license was
pueN teehnieAsltY. the council haf
sas hwia back bis petition Tor a
feaREsl Tweaty other sai1s5nH are
epsg4sinE nnder the sama circum
stAb8a4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-26
ON DUTY

Inspectors Whitney and Turner
are TO-DAY holding sn examination
IN the ease If e 81 Claire. second
assistant 81 the llin liner Mime
sofa. Who u charged by chief I'm
gineur George Alien with negligence
aud lncompefencn.
Evidence Was introduced this
morning that st. Claire vas known
20 sleep at hia pest whlte en aats
and that hts know ledge ~ the au.
ties 81 an engineer wan limited
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-26
ARE CHARGED WITH
BEATING HORSES

John vanpeil. officer ~ the So
eiety fer the Prevention 81 Cruelty
10 Animals. has three men IN tow
for maitreatlne their hersee- + NJ.
Townsend. Of Lane -, and Fourth
av.. was found beating his animals.
which had become stalled on aeth
AZ. near Madison IT. Townsend
vim be given a hearing before jus
tiea George on April g. Al the same
tims Justice George viii hear sim
fIaF charges against ; n Hem
bricks. Hendricks IL driver for
the pure MIX dairy, and u ir
claimed that he beat his horses
much more than was necessary
when they became eutauRled IN The
mlre on Heacon Hill
Hugh MeConaEhy ia a Ike offend
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-26
PENDING

CHICAGO. March 10 Upon ad-
loufnmsni this afwsnoon. ~ the end
II a conference betweEu the Fhtlfaaa
managers sud representatives af the
employees. Il Mas announced that no
definite decision Nan reached In re-
wmra a. . Strike er nettirment
II - understood That che tAtireaa
unions have informed the managers
~ the results II ghe strike vote.
witch il said - hs IS per cent Ia
faxur Of quitting work
A reafsfsncs Nfil be held again
tomorrow morning The various
committees are meeting this aftsfs
uoaH.
Chairman garrets4n after the
conference sail
eur Demands are for an lnefsssa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-26
Pgld Preliminary Steps Only Make Plain That De
Isnse Will Be Insanity and Lack of Murderous
nltnt-List of the Defendants Witnesses.

the state. e. G. Grimes. who re-
placed him. was passed. as were
aealunis. Tiefnv. Smith. t.eides
auank and Alien IN turn.
The state has three psrefnpioFY
challenges which Il may use. and
the defense sir. after ~ men have
been iaeaed for cause.
Msra Constantine Hall and Mrs.
William Constantine. daughter ard
8 ne 81 the defendant we're again
81 court. and Jesse Hail. The prose =
cutting witness. azain sat with his
brother Horace just inside the door.
~ coon ~ court adjourned the de-
PENDANT walked over 70 bis @ife
and daughter ard talked earnestly
Nlth them for few moments be-
fore aif three passed out During
court Constantine sits between his
attorneys 81 their table.
pefsnss's Witnesses.
The defense this morning Issued
sabpaenaFa for t. witnesses These
are tha defendants wife and daugh-
ter. several newspaper men. men
y 40 HAN hMHifAtaH hAtaAhAAAAH VIM AAA
defendant and parties wha. u Is he
usVed. viii testify that Constantine
was not n his normal state ~ mind
on the morning ha shot his aonsia-
faW. No aiieniatH have yet been
summoned The names 81 those
eubroeuaed follow Ernest Cnrstsna.
f4gz Bellevue az. Attorney Vince
Faben. Emil TnpeFt. Pnelfie Meat
company. james naekert. Ianitar
e.tg aaHi aam z Hathbuu, III 18th
~. a I'd eudlhee A r Wande=
eautef. James Weed. Rainier
Hsaeh. NJ. - Jones powua block;
IL u Spencer. Bank n cofnmefes
Louis 3 aefrit. uewspapef man
Gau Andefaan. newspaper man.
MFfu Constantine Hall. Mrs. VIM
Constantine. Sheriff L 9 Smith
galIaH Tom Smith Patfulman Al
/ Ryan. ard ~ a. Mclaughlin, Of The
Occidental market.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-26
MAYOR TO TAKE HAND
in BUILDING TROUBLES
MOTHER Is sERTERcEp
FOR pRuNkE NINE So

Mary Leonard. Who accompanied
By her twoyeafold babe wnH yes.
terday found In drunken ntupor
III an alley near Seventh and Pike.
vas this morning sent 20 the county
Jail bY Judge Gordon for three
months. The chile IL being cared
for By the Washington Children.n
Home society.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-26
TRANSFER POST
OFFICE-STATl0k

II IL the Intention OF the post
ofgtes 10 transfer station a. now
situated IN the Portland eordaEe
Works. 20 Iatena II II to be SIT
nsted an the other side Of the bridge
#evrf Lake Union, This viii be done
because 1t the present time the res
dents Of the south end % Latona
are not satisfied with the mail
delivery. There are not sufficient
facilities % get the mail to them.
The change VIII be made at an early
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-26

came frura Oregon 70 speak regard
taR fhr rnllfna6 strike.
Secretary TAR ~ that time en-
Joined hlna from interfering with the
Pullman employees and sent Pnetan
- Jail faF sEx fHamths for euHlempa
Nhen ne violated the injunction.
since then the taboFnn men
have called my brother injunction
Tsfs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-26
MAY YET 90 FREE.

Clyde nrownfield and Lawrence
pNe. charged with robbery. may oh.
tain their freedom The Jury in
Rrownfleld'a case recently dis.
aafeed and the information against
DKp il technically defective and has
been dismissed The men have
bsrn frequently arrested. but clever
Ieeal work has kept them out Of
prison Their lawyers will bring
haboaa corpus proceedings TO free
them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-26
BATTLE WASHINGTON. TUESDAY. MARCH 40, 1907.
BEAR ON
WALL STREET

uhleh vac offered IN large blocks
a me opening at SIT. The bear
sfteckn were noticed In nearly All
ths aftlve issues.
tine 81 the stories current u that
$4,000 10e pool has been formed
uf Operators affiliated with Hiii and
kishMa interests
IT kaEea on every line west 81
Chieako 10 the Pacific coast. New
orleans and Fest William This re-
quest IL based utun the Increased
ssFvieeA The railroads have quad {.
Fupief thsif capacity within TO
yeass. ana granted emily = 10 uef
cent increase 81 waReMs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-26
SWIHDLED LAHDLADY

s. Kelsey. Mrs. e. S. Swanson
and a third party whose name was
not obtained by the police. report
having been vietimlxed by a Young
man whe passed worthless $50
notes on them. IN payment Tor room
rent. obtaining IN return SIC genu-
Inc money. A detective has been
detailed on the case.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-26
MATE is MISSING

AZ soon as the marine inspectors
can locate the second mate 81 the
steamer Eureka. an Investigation
viii BE- made into the etuAe Of the
shlp's mlahap on her last trip to
san Francisco. The Eureka II
owned b. the Globe Navigation
company and VAS carrying q cargo
~ pllnz when she ran upon the
rocks aud sprung leak Just
where the second mate Is NO one
appears 70 know.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-26
ON The FRONT

The steamer Atlas arrived from
san Francisco this morning with
barge No. 81 In tow.
After being given n thorough
oFerhaullnR. the British steamer
CacIque arrived from Qnartefmaa-
ter Bhfbor yesterday to load lnm.
Der for the west coast Of South
America.
Tho steamer umatilla arrived
from San Francisco today with 3i7
passengers.
Among the passengers on the
steamer Watson. arriving today
from san Francisco. were George
Malfe. director aud treasurer Of the
Ia Pacific STEAMSHIP com.
aud Alfred Barge, a direct.
o. Of the company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-26

Ths william a. Seward manus
fn~nf commtsfns Of shs chs mbef Of
Commerce hsgd a meeting II , 30
asfiaes fhls afssFHeea e. determine
tsls fasAns ef raising the money Fsr
sss asenanaent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-26
tsoripps Telegraph ssrviesl


NEW YORK. March 26.-Very
suddenly Judge Fitzgerald sum
moned to his private chambers this
afternoon the attorneys of both
sides in the Thaw case and an
nnnnced that he would appoint a
iunacy commission. Before the at
torueys could recover he stated
that the commission would consist
Of Hon. Morgan ]. OBrten. Or.
Leopold Putsel and Peter Il. olney
The decision Of Judge Fitzgerald
was not expected before tomorrow
and both attorneys were thrown Off
their guard Jerome heamed per.
feet satisfaction but the attorneys
for Thaw showed plainly by the
expressions on their fHces the mark
of defeat.
Evelyn Is Affected.
Only the attorneys and EVELYN
Thaw we're present. The latter
was very much affected BY the de.
cision and required assistance when
she left the court room. She raj.
lied. however. and hastily hurried
Co the Tomhs TO encourage her
husband.
The attorneys have nothing 10
say fhaw's counsel stated TO the
reporters that they would refuse
to discuss the ruling rendered, but
that e judge Fitzgerald desired to
make an announcement they would
prefer one coming from lhe
Triai Now Stopped.
In the meantime the trial Is pest
poned indefinitely When the Jury
feseonxenea tomorrow It Will be oX.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-26
civll SERVICE CASKS.

The cases Of Officers Osborne
ami NASH. accused Of entering 4
house without authority. and Peter
Marlin. discharged Tor misconduct.
we're heard BY the civil service
commission lass nIghi aud taken
under adeisemeni.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-26
SAILOR cars BAIL.

chris nreaand. sailor ON the
tfnited states coast survey steamer
Patterson. was released by Judge
uanford this morning on $3.50 hait
nrolland. with other sailors. OF
whom Julius Iuhaunsan Is accused
Of being the flneleadef. If charged
with having looted the Pat Fson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-26
lIFI BOOM

- t*&tTf q. March Is
Z airs tn hrpshss q Secretary
7sfx as
esssfFs taeE ~ sentiment IN
4. I sAsasAli< = the secretary >
asy r. n presidency. Ef-
e FAI y y aase made 20 get
feesf=xxf sxnrssssa boldly -
Ia. \ 80 = ever srapbatitaiiy at
5sp<r iins
= szesalss are trying 70 dis
@'M wish tAe ranks of Labor
'Hz ~ 4ssislnn N me pheian
= Hsk sasn Jud4a phslan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-26
roo MANY SALOONS.

A protest has been filed with the
city officials against the granting
Of saloon license az aii7 First az.
There are nov -four saloons In the
block and merchants there say an.
ether would be detrimental 10
business
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-26
AN EXTRA COURT.

An EXTRA session o. the superior
court IL being held. making the 10.
tnl number OF courts seven. Instead
1T sir. Judge keunRn 81 Spokane
pseaiaea over Il, ard u II being
hala ia judge Tntiman'K private
roorn adjoining Department No. :.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-26
SITE FOR HOME

A site AZ Lincoln Reach. West
Seattle. has been purchased for the
construction u the samuel and
Jessie Kanuay Presbyterian home
The borne wlll cost tf00.000 The
property wAA bought for $4,000.
thranKhf ". "a HAlasworth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-26
BELIEVES It IS
MENINGITIS
CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST DIES
WITHOUT MEDICAL ATrEN.
TON. AND DEPUTY coRosER
THINKS EPIDEMIC WAS THE
CAUSE - WILL HOLD POST
MoRTEm.

Mrs Minnie NJ Bereaford died af
her home IT Rainier Beach this
morning The nature II her death
4 not known rs II ID said the No.
man vas without medical attend.
hnce dnrinR her illness Mhich last
eli for about a week.
Mira nerenfnrd was . Chrlaslou
Scientist and her husband objects
70 n post norton. but deputy cor.
pneF Wiitsse believes she died of
spinal meningitis aud will Insist on
ems.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-26

lsaripps Telegraph asrsiee.l
INV York. March ss.+-sThe
bull element was taken hY surprise
this morning. when = further de-
eline Ia the price u COPPER in Letis
dan WAS used for breaking Anal
gamatsd 20 1tta. A concentrates
drive was taken NJ steel common.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-26
CROKER is BOUND OVER.

United states Commissioner
Kiefer this afternoon bound r. W.
Croker over to appear for trial BE-
cause OF his inability 10 put up
bond Croker was lodged in the
county JAN. He f. charged with
selling liquor without a license az
eoviugton. Kent and other small
towns
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-26

y pssfess was made this
'ax q ne selection ~ s jury
Constantine eass seven
sss fafofs we're pasaea far
- ~ marnlnx theif esafaina
s.s. ans fapis but thorough The
- Hili rely On TIE insanity
4 alfsaas STATED 10 The star.
- - = vas 4aflnlielf brought aai
-. FniaE through ATTORNEY WHI
- sisss sxaFnihation Of tales
soaft adjourned thls nom
slf nd he defenss we're fsffl
~. 80 2 keep " T. HasEeli. e.
-. b The hax. Haskal IL.
- iF brought out fha fset
- Z had unaeFgons : aafaasiis
i = .fasedy whfeH vas similar
= hall-f-onatanllea erri.@sgIts'
Z strong. definite opinion
=, Z so5h sides seem T. believe
sss.r. 9Ilifiou faeofs them both
Wan % qualify him.
ths psfsns.. Points.
i , =. Morris Is examining far.
hs..~....' ~ defense. and neeqfg
- ing Attorney Miller for me
- examination 3 remark.
49, ~ iFosn obIeetioas Ths a..
- y aasHti8na has iai4 hass
~ shlngs which # uHf ~ h
f.ss..' asss are FIRST thaf con
n.s. nad no intent Is commit
- 80 = charged second ma t.
~ s..ally ifrssbouslbia 81 a.
!. 'As shooting '''
~ I. laen called 10 The lufg h..
~ soaveHgs thIz saga' .-s
-. y Rel pat afee.fas.as
= fas George p smith j
l. a. AlIsr
~. 7 haskell n 4 Horton
b eallas zlpaan saa = ~
oaisL WorE.
u = hsll had formsa an es.sis,
sllallenrad g. ...
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-26

aetinu Of Muilen'a anrered GIll To
nssril an extent that he has now
gone after Mullen ia an effort ID
hrvak up the Pike ~. alliance,
whereby Mullen aud hts partner
Henry Deck. have coutrniist the "a
loon situation On and Ia the neigh
borhuod of the thoroushfare.
Giil'a open declaration az the
meeting Of the council license com.
mtstee yesterday that the northern
line Of the saloon limits vas not
ulnyed because such action would
lHiure the business Of Mullen. nech
ana their friend. Al Barton, Is enc
first open declaration of war on
the part Of the Third ward coan
Gilman.
Unless something Is done "a
parlfy the gentleman from the
Third Il Is more than likely that al
future sessions Of the license com
mitfee viii be very interesting.
coineldent with HIS clash with
tilli. Mullen aeama % have weak
pneh In bis antipathy "a Mayor
Moore. aud there IL every evidence
that the pike street dictator wili
be found hereafter supporting the
mayor in hts efforts 20 clean az
the town.
e.. III is stated BY witnesses that
be Ifsed a piece OF gaspipe four feet
long on hia animals lie was ar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-26
GIVEN DIVORCE

t3tfteNa sAssNFA0H 1efNteesg
MILWAUKEE,. VIA. March Ia
Mrs. Carroll n AIlin. wife u Louln
Ailla. head 81 the AliiHChHlmefa
company. wza granted divorce
thia morning on charges of cruelty
The couple have one Hon. aged Is
years. Mr. and Ars Aiils have
been married II TearH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-26
FITZGERALD APPOINTS
LUNACY COMMISSION
PENNSYLVANIA PASSES
A TWo.cENT FARE BILL

HARRISBURG. Pa March ga
The state senate today passed the
rate bill. making the maximum pass
enrer fare two cents a mile. Inc
house will concur. and u Il expected
the governor will sign the bill
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-26
COPPER MINE SOLD

The Beataon mine. located on the
southern end Of Latouebe Island.
Alaska, Is reported 20 have been
sold 20 a syndicate. probably the
Rothschllda. for 100000 The
Island Is rich 10 copper, and Is be.
ing rapidly developed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-26
RUEF'S TRIAL HELD
OVER FOR ONE WEEK

that he Ieeft that same night for
The Pacific eoast.
Glass ls Arrested.
Louis Glass. vice-pfesident OF the
Pacific States Telephone 4 Tele-
graph Co. reached the city late
yesterday afternoon and gave him.
self up 60 the authorities lie Was
released On bonds OF So. 900 for the
nine Indictments returned against
him.
The case has been assigned to
Judge LAWYER for trial.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-26

SAN FRANCISCO. March 2s.-In-
ereasing mystery IL surrounding the
hrreAhouts Of Millionaire Det-
weller. ard Il Is beginning 20 cause
Heney and Burns much anxiety
Conflicting reports from Toledo q
the principal cause Of the feeling.
which il added 70 BY the failure TO
receive replies to messages sent 20
Egypt. where- according 10 authari-
tative information. the ohioan Il
new located
Yesterday Mrs. netweiier stated
that she and her husband had re-
turned from Egypt last Friday. and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-26
FRISCO STORM BROKEN.

SAN FRANCISCO. March "a
the weather bureau announces that
the backbone Of the storm Is broken.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-26

Every since the announcement Of
ttaN suspension the Master Build /.
err' aNeoeiaftan has heen making
e~sFy effort 10 get the other con-
tractors Ia isne Thef have Invited
them 70 sbsiv meetings IA which the
labor question Was discussed. and
aud urged their 0-opxymtton in the
effort 10 combat enlon claims
Representatives, Of the master
builders have been calling ca lndi-
vtduAl contractors during the last
few days urging them 70 gaia the
mote 10 isnure the fsuiidinR Trades
assembly and employ non union
fuen
The officers Of the building
Trades assembly gay that tlls Mas