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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-10

TACOMA. Jan. i0-~will H..
Thompson was recalled az II 40
O'Clock this morning to answer one
question In the croaa.aKamlnation
put by Attorney Vance, When
you gave nf Williamson, the state .
expert. the ffmliy history. during
your interview IN Seattle. did you
tell him Of Chester having said he
had heard Charlotte crying shortly
before the shootingfH
No" Naa the answer Chester
did not tell me Until Afterwards uf
having heard her
THIS closed the dcfense'a case
The rehattal opened al o'clock
with Professor Cotton. Of the DO
attic hish school. on the stand
Or Nicholson was ON the stand
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-10
s.oosstiOn Is Made That an Excise Board Be
Created and That Saloon Regulations Be
n the Hands Thereof--0ther Cities Follow
This Plan.

ers are both the executive and leg
lslatiye authorities ~ tho county.
while In cities the executive fnne.
tioas are vested in the mayor.
IN other Cities.
In no large American city h the
granting Of liauor licenses vested
IN the city council In New York
there IL a state excise commissioner.
with deputies IN every large rlty Ia
the state Tho arrangement has
worked VERY satisfactorily In Hos.
ton there IL an excise essumlssl0u
appointed by the governor Of the
state. Ia Ohio there IL an excise
commission IN all the larger citicn
Il the state In many ~ the cities
~ the middle yest 49, p San
Francisco che licensing power is
vested Ia the police commissioners.
or In board composed 81 the may.
or aud the heads u departments.
In al easea the effect has bccn 20
make the liquor dealers lndcpend.
eat 20 politicians and 20 take them
nnt ~ politlca
With the licensing power vested
In a beard composed q the mayor.
comptroller and city treasurer
there Il reasonable assurance
that With the class NJ men that So
attic has Ia the past been IN the
habit Of clecting 80 theao offices.
that The poseF would be exercised
tudicionzly and uith moderation
aad would result In taking the
liquor elcment out % politics.
A charter amendment would D.
necessary 30 Do this. but in The
present condition Of public senti
raeut the pubilc would welcome any
change from conditions which aEe
rapidly hecomiuS intoierahle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-10

A Wild cat driven to desperation
hy hunger attacked the two little
sons Of Mrs s. a. Ryaaon. PIG Flor
eucc st.. IN Ross. between Fremont
aud Ballard. last night and but for
the timely arrival of the mother
attracted bV shricks from her little
onca. one of them would have been
torn 60 pieces.
The Wild eat is described ne hav-
Ing boon about two feet long. ten
inches high and Of a hrowuish color.
shortly before midnight Mrs.
nyasan'a SONS left the house for an
The two had scarcely
reached the back porch. closing the
door behind them. when one o. che
tots uttered am ear splitting scream.
Mrs. Ryosou opened the door Just
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-10
EXPLOSION KILLS
MANY WORKMEN

scenes H. the fnorenee ihls morning
wsra eashefic. The building was
beaiawsa by relatives Of the uufor.
funate nen DO Loot their lives Ia
the iufnace catastrophe last night
80 Car only seven deaths are ~.
ported
Il IL believed that there are scy.
eraI bcaira buried IN the slowly
cooling debfis One body wha
found ghia morning. burned beyond
recoknitgon That the public MAY
view tie hodies Is denied, beceure
Of theiF horrible condition Paul
BrovuIlleh. aEed % years. IL dying
"a a Auapitai None are allowed
inside fhe plant except the coroner
Tssutvthrvs Of the 90 men in the
vtclalfg ~ the time Of the expio.
siun ar unacrunnte4 fof
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-10

-, ,a ,hs Whisky Ring by
..a,,v,ns the elgy council = ~"
49, 49, n l,ecuslng Saloons eaa ' Ia
oNss = ..,,.sa AZ excise board sNn'
~ ~ IN, MAYER. The oip es'ilitf
va r. source q al eeftal',l,h N
-, ,'..,.sr slt,,s has Invariably been
~ ciseins q Administrative ana
w i.,s,s functions IN the hands 81
~. ,ounell Seattle "a 40 eN'
~ 49, 10 the general rule
- WHISKY Rins. body
40 m aaAllion 10 sotnc members
a. rlsv council soatsius a num.
nsaof dealers. and Includes
~. s =, II TIE clty. has dntn
49, and sscreised a cofruptiug
.s 60 % the politics Of the city
80 eornly fos years.
1. nrsss late Pelis'es-
"a. ,s~rsxe s4ioonkeepcr Wishes
:. 1870 hls business In a quiet
.rsefly manner and 20 keen
.el.re politics other than per.
.,.w Ala duties q eitlsenahip,
- The greater number u
..s.ss + the city owned by the
s~wesies and Inv saiooakcepef :
Aescrs q xcftlng a renewal II
Z. nersse aependios aPon his &C
.,rssx u politics. 30 a. 70 b. able
4 asaysr his prvelnet Ia the party
ss..sntsen aad put this OF that
srrsesl,aaa under obligation % him.
= 4 X nreesity driven 20 take al
srslse part In politics. a. a matter
4 - protection
~ c5anell's authority 20 grant
s.nu< ieeases = based on the
.ssceg thai Il Il the iesal succeasssF
= - baara q county commission
ID nas the cQanty eummiasion'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-10
MINISTER'S LEAD
LYkCHING MOB

cuasd OF the murder Of his wife
and daughter. and hanged him 10
the cedar river bridge
Participants IN the affair stated
that they did not fear prosecution.
saying that the great wealth Of
Cuilen would have been used TO
save him from the fallows. and
that L might be years before be
wa fbstiy punished through the
medium of the law
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-10
INCOME ONLY HALF OF
WHAT STATE REQUIRES
WILL ADVERTISE
C. {. CONVENTION

To-day J A Campbell. chairman
Of the excursions committee for the
Christian Enduavor 1907 conteu.
tlUn. left tho city for a five weeks
tour IN California aud Oregon for
the purpose Of booming the con.
fentinn Mr. Campbell will stop at
practically all the towns IN those
two states
Tho monthly meeting ~ tho 1907
executive committee viii be- held
Tuesday night In the First Presby.
terrain church At that time report
vii De made of the sale Of stock
certificates thus far IA the city.
and discussion concerning the
care of incoming delegates viii be
held
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-10
WOULD REVOLUTIONIZE
BUILDING LAWS

The fret step toward revolution
tsinr tbs building laws q The city.
uith the ylew 81 assuring beth fire
pfoof and sanitary structures was
taken Ht meeting last night Of the
fiye and water COMMITTEES - che
council
IN addition - ere fnruhrrs there
esre present CITY Engineer Them
con. Fifs chief RfinEhurat ard A.
slstaui city Engineer ~ " scott
An ordinance aaa evolved. though
ant finaliy adopted prosidlnE for
eve classes % buildings buildings
~ the fret class. which are the only
class the contemplated ordinance
eili allow In the business Part ~ the
city. are 60 be a. near fire pfouf o.
possible buildings n the second
class Include those intended FOR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-10
Vicious Feline Leaps Upon Sons of S.A RyasOn
as They Step Out on Back Porch Of Their
Home in Ross But Is Beaten Off by Father and
Mother of the Children Who Heard the Cries.

IN time % see q Wild cat sprlnglng
towards her little ones. The animal
took enc look. then bounded away
several feet and prepared TO make
another spring. Mr. Ryason ap-
poargd on the scene and frightened
the animal away
The two children stated that tho
cat had made one spring. hut had
missed ita intended prey Il was
preparing for another spring when
Mrs Ryasou opened the door.
This morning tracks of the cat
were seen iu the uelghhorhood Of
Ross and also on the hillside north
of Queen Anne h.ll Last week a
Wild eat was freed ON Queen Anne
hill and shot 1t is bare poaRihll-
ity that the one seen last night is
the mate OF the one shot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-10

manufacturers purposes. etc. and
the other classes attest APARTMENT
houses and cottages
In addition % proper and Hufn-
ctsut exits aud The latest approved
fire eecapea the proposed ordinance
VIII rftyfio that buildings only er-
cupf 4 Part 81 the lot. 90 as 20
assure nafficient iiRht and fresh air
for all parts 81 the building The
nambsf ~ occupants vii also be
limited
At the NEXT meeting 81 the COM
mIitse representative q the Amer
lean fneugute - Architects and the
uHaerarifsfa' association viii be-
invited r. be present % express their
ideaa The uurpoae ~ the commit
tee e to have an ordinance equal
20 thf most modern IN any city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-10
SKRO UPA CAN'T
RECOVER

Mike SkFpuna, shot MandaF night
AZ Rayensdale BY Lawrence
poiznsk. and brought "a the ProTt
doucs hospital here Tuesday even.
inE. Ia in a dying condition skroupa
has not recovered canaciouanesa
since being abo, and death u eN
peefed &c any time II Skruupr,
dies Poiraak. who il nos IN IN.
county Jail. vii be held on a charge
81 double murder.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-10
NOT THE SAME GUSSIE
BUT THEY DIDN'T CARE
4 Story Of a Courtship That Came From an
Unclaimed Letter and That Ended in Wed.
dino in Portland-.A Pretty Story About a
Seattle Girl.

ding AZ PoFtiaud. In the residence
of nf Eila K Dearborn. she having
faaiered the romance
Cane South with Gold.
Warmed By she cheering words
from his OroKon friend. the Alas.
Kan a feW months ago departed
seuthNaFd with a Koosiiy supply u
nuggets hnA Eoiddnss Photo.
graphs bad hcen exchanged and
shortly after his arrival a handsome
solitaire diamond vas slipped en-
the finger % the former Seattle
giFi Mr. Grimes pFofiiink b. pas,
experiences. determined aot 90 lose
"timasie" aRain and urged a quick
wedding
The happy couple toured the
sound cities and departed for Rath.
drum. idaho. where The groom has
made hts horne STAGE gaining for
tune IN Alaska
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-10
WIRELESS FOR
p. STEAME RS

The first vessel TO sail from
Puget sound with the wireless telo.
graph equipment will ho the steam
or President. owned bY the Pacific
Coast steamship company The
vessel Is 20 be equipped before
leaving from the east and iB 20
communicate with this port az dli-
foront stages Of the trip around the
Horn. when tho vessel 81 placed
on the Nane run. she will keep Ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-10
VANCE RECALLS
w. II. THOMPSON

under efess almost all
this mnfninE. lie stated that with.
out the family history Of the de.
PENDANT be would not have been
Ahie To tell by an examination
whether OF not Chester was
ahammina insanity,
on few other points the prose
cutioa gained partial victories. but
in the main Nicholson held his own.
The defense produced authorities
20 bach their experts testimony
yesterday.
Additional states Witnesses we're
today summoned NJ follows hor-
ace squire. Prof w, y. Cotton, Miss
nrata. II, " narteil, A =. Anderson.
Frank LaB0ehe. Charles ~. Gray,
Mfa Lizzie Nolan and Daniel he
hiua
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-10
ROBS OPERATOR
At TACOMA

TACOMA. Jan 10 Habtegiea
bnrxiarica and safe cracking coz
fiuues In Tacoma. and apparently
the police are poSsFiess 80 cheek
the reign Of crime Last uiKh' J
r MeCieery. night operator n the
depot az South Tacoma. ssn held
up IN the depot b a masked man.
Who robbed him ~ 81 and waieh
The highWaYmnn carried tao re-
vuivcrs. which h. uasd 70 further
carry out hia designs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-10
lssrIpps lsl.araeh ssrylss.l

CHARLES CITY. Ia. Jan io-A
mob Of leading citizens. who made
70 effort to Disguise themselves.
and among which we're four or i've
ministers Of the leading churches.
together with several women OF the
town. last night broke into the
Floyd county jail here, seized Jas
Cullen. wealthy contractor. &C
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-10

t1AaH 8AH~A+H
P0RTt AND. Jan 70 The qaef5
4 ths toyeloru Juiist pfupaandei
1ssral esasurisa aso. WHAT'S "a
aane. has been answered and q
swuss Seattle Eirl = ne ore she
Aessaa ! assea Alaska ulnsf 20 dull
- esfe q The posfie eptEram The
wssy q a romantic love ana shtft
cate eoufsAble has iust come Ia
Hsht. Three years aEu Miss Au
rassa Lnhkamp then residing IN
gealiis. wss told 81 E ffiend fhaf
letter had tsen advertised b. me
SEATTLE postmaster bearing her
nAne Miss LaAkamR eecnFud the
mkskivp ard iindinx Il addressed %
Mss Cassie loakamp a name
u xkseh she vas called hY an her
sanas. she opensd and nerHscd t.
~ vas startled 20 and that the
EFfw saz a stranger - her the
ARE sesnk Rohegt A GHmea. .
- q whom she had never heard
pssrsd OF His Lsvs.
TIE @,fer contained he outpaur.
nsz q g. ardent lovers heart. teii-
rs q ihe cruel fate thar had Espf
IN frpm coming % cialm fhe
ssseshaast Who bad bees 81 tguc
y him. and called hcr bis wlfe
lsAng hos bright The future lduk-
4 and many other cherflng #oFas
Mss Lnhkamp made every nf.
~ b ind The sGusaieT fof whom
ns letisf waa intended and. after
: knE search. discovered he orig
III 'Gussie" IN Chicago. hut bear.
lag smother aame. sha having mar.
nd
The ChieaKo woman requested
- Seattle namcsake 90 keep che
nkfiFs and write fhe Aiashnn lover
y etfcumsiaucea This the an
hssniiensl aiseoYerer o. Tho secret
% aha a correspondence begun
A. s'ofrt % mend he broken
asaH and cheer the lonely mtner
Z ne ~ aorth. resulted in usd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-10
CAN'T LEAVE CITY YET
MUST CO TO JAIL

J. It 0anser. the dashlng young
representative Of the Green Chem
zeal company. 81 San Francisco.
this morning met his Waterloo In
Judge Gordou'a court and was taken
up the hlll the hill 10 serve go DAYS
IN the county laii for beating the
Hotel Lincoln out OF board bill
amounting 70 fia25.
Gnnaor has figured prominently
In three charges Of forgery recent.
lY. but his gift Of tongue saved him
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each time Yesterday he wrote
Chief Of Police Wappensteln of his
desire 20 leave town az things were
getting too warm for him
The evidence against him seemed
~ trifling that the chief was Just
about 10 allow him to leave on last
nights train. but the hotel was do.
tefmtned 10 make an example Of
the man and this morning secured
"a conviction Gansor'R attorney
Immediately gave notice Of an ap.
peal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-10
TsAckAeE BLOCKED.

BAKERSFIELD. Cal. Jan. To-
The continued fan Of rain and snow
has disiodged immense quantities
Of rock and dirt from the mountains
between here and Tehachapi, com.
pieiely blocking the mouth Of tun-
mel No. / on the Southern Pacific.
Traffic Is 81 a stRndsNll A big
gang is a. work clearing the tracks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-10
IN
PERSIA

TEHEREN. Persia. Jan To-
Great excitement q caused By re
ports fTum Lnristpn. about Faith
Mifse. the Third son a the late
shah. who has RAISED an army 81
ip.ao0 and e. preparlnE 70 march on
Tehsreu. The coronation % No
hamuied All Hlraa takes place e
DAYS from nos
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-10

PITTsnuRG. Jan ia--oaa aes
rumnlatinK Af the base Of a furnace
in The plant 81 the Jones A Me.
tAuEhiin steel works raused an %.
plosion resulting IN the death q
hires porkman and injury a saYeu
others TwsniY tour men are also
reported missing
In the explosion tons Of uoltsu
metal wgrp ahowcfed uppu the
N0fkmsn. literally covering thcn
with a nery flood 4 Ia thought
that The "a missing meu have heen
sfemafsd. aa absolutely no trace II
them has been found since The en-
piusluu.
Terrible Scenes - Morsve.
PITTaBuuG. Jun 10 - The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-10
ANNuAL PoLIee pANcE.

Tho 1907 annual pollcomen's ball
viii be held February % ia the
Dresmiand rink The committee on
arrangements includes u Keane.
Charles Tenant aud Mike T. Pow.
ers The ball Is under the aus
pieces Of the Police Relief associa
ton aud the receipts viii be turned
over 10 that fund
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-10
SARATOGA IN PoRr.

steamer Saratoga arrived IN port
AZ ~ 90 a'cioek today from Seward
and Nniiea with n very large list
" passengers from Fairbanks
Stages are to operation between
Naidea and Fairbanks The Sara.
ioEa made a remarkably quick trip.
leaving Valdss January &
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-10
SHOOTING FEARED.
ssripp. TeIeorsph servlee

falTfHFt FtI"NFaph oerNIce.I
JACKSON. Ky. Jan. i0.-The
Harkis feuG trial win remain in
allowance. pending the arrival Of
troops asked for by Judge Carnes.
The situation is dangerous. as al.
most everybody attending the trial
Is armed 10 the teeth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-10
FAIL To ATTEND
MEETING

TIE proposed meeting Of trustees
Of the shinFic Mills Bureau yesier.
day. Ia determine the adviHahllliy
u reoponine the mills. did not bring
out a quorum The decision q the
fev manufacturers present was
that the mills should be placed IN
operation as soon az cars can be
obtained to ship the product Sew.
eral mills IN Ballard and Everett
are already running and manufac.
turrrs "a other parts of the state
wish the same privilege.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-10
LOVE FOR WIFE BRINGS
MURDERER TO PRISON

that the murderer was struck, hav-
Ina two ribs broken and his head
severely cat when told that he
was under arrest. the man admit.
ted hts guilt
FueitlNs's Home Watched.
MeCtoud'a capture came AZ the
end ~ the most eagerly conducted
man hunt IN late years IN this
county. Advised Of the murder some
seven hours after il had been COM
mittea. Sheriff 1. q Hmith inne-
iiatsiY dispatched three Of HE
eievtrcst deputies in pursuit. and
for tisrse days Deputy hhsriffn
krafnsr. Cameron and Mullen from
the mssn offIee, worked hard and
quietly. ssskiuE 20 establish clues
they Mers aided by no less than
nins deputies from other stations
The home 81 the murderer at
eleoraetpu was closely watched
with 4 mar constantly stationed At
the second receiver Of the two-
party ssieH.hon~ line and u vas
there that ths whereabouts Of the
man YEAS learned Mrs. Aecfaud
started ~ ence for the hospital. bot
by the tinAe she arrived her hus=
band l4Hd already beSn arrested.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-10
STEAMER PONCE
MAY Be SAVED

1871" 81 'NHN-4F Ut Wv
PENSACOLA. Fla. Jan. io--
There a. an auconfrmsd report that
the missing steamer Ponce. from
Porto Rico % New York. il being
ioved bv the Engilsh steamer Salt
Marsh. from Liverpool 20 rsnaa-
cola The salt Marsh is also seY.
gral days overdue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-10
INTENSE SUFFERING
FOR WANT OF FUEL

tinues % arrive In small quantities
from british Columbia. but the sup
ply is scarcely sufficient for the
needs Of this city alone The Pa,
louise country and Eastern Wash.
lnFton towns IN general are still
suffering greatly and there seems
70 be no possibility Of early relief.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-10
California Also Suffers.

STOCKTON Cal, Jan. 10
There is not enough coal 20 last
the city two weeks and. unless a
supply reaches the city soon the
gas plant viii be Obliged 10 close
down. thus placing the city in
darkness
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gambling The men were locked
up. as the chief refused them ball.
After "a hearing before Judge Cor
don they may be released upon the
furnishing Of sufficient bonds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-10
COL. ANDREJEFF
ASSASSINATED

LODI. Jan. t0-Colonel Andre
Jeff. chief q tho gems d'armes. was
aaaasHluated today The assassin
escaped after firing tho fntal shot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-10
Russia Also Gets shock.

ST PETERSBURG. Jan io.-An
shock was felt az Yol,a-
terinburg this morning.
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auskss AZ chrIstIanla.

CHRISTfANIA. Jan. t0-Earth.
quake shocks felt here are causing
much alarm other Norway towns
also report shocks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-10
EARTHQUAKES IN
EUROPE

STOCKHOLM. Jan 10 Two
earthquake shocks we're felt az seY.
erai points "a sweden az $50
O'clock ihla morning At Aryika.
Mellerud aud stromHlad houses
roeked from tho shock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-10
NO TRUTH IN RumoRs.

= Shortly after 2 O'Clock this /,
= afternoon several messages ,
= were received az the police sta. I
= ton regarding a number of ,
q drowuings az Green lake on I
4 account Of the ice breaking. I
= AZ 9 O'Clock a reporter for The ,
= Star. sent to investigate. re ,
= ported the rumors without !
. foundation
y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-10
WHY NOT TAKE FROM
CITY COUNCIL POWER
TOLICENSE SALOONS?
M'ktNLEY WRITES
or PANAMA.

= tscrlpps Telegraph SerVice.l ,
= WASHINGTON, Jan. To-
= Representative Duncan E. Me. ,
= kinley, Of the Second district ,
q ~ California. who had charge ,
= Of the congressional party I,
. which recently visited Panama I
= on a tour OF inspection, has I
= written for the exclusive use /,
q OF the serippa News Service /,
q an article Gu HE personal oh ,
q aefvatlons IA 10 the progress
= of the work ON the canal. and I
. the problems confronting the ,
= administration lie says ,
= The fret thing which
4 strikes the ohservant visitor ,
q Il the sharp contrast between ,
q the methods employed hy the ,
= French Of IS years ago aud ,
q ours uf today Two years Of ,
. American occupancy ia the ,
q canal fone and the progress /,
q Of the work under American 1
q direction. beHpaAkn the fact .
q that upto-date methods have /,
q advanced the work more than ,
q loo per cent since the French /,
a abandoned the enterprise. and
. forces the conclusion that !
q while under the French meth I
. DDS the building Of the canal I
q might be n possibility. under 4
= the American methods 10 eon i.
. structinn il q certainty. I
= Everywhere splendid aetlv
. ny and organized Industry Il
q manifest II the president
q aaw half the activity which I
4 the congressional canal dele
q cation Witnessed. he would Ia.
q deed bc more than pleased
= with the progress,
ssN 49, q q q
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constant touch with either Tatoosh
or Seattle. and her exact position
each day viii be marked ON o. chart
kept for that purpose.
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Intense SUFFERING at selIinqham.

BELLINGHAAi. Jan. l0.-Suffer.
ing for want Of fuel IL even more
intense today than yesterday. there
being practically no coal IN the
city The effort TO obtain coal In
British Columbia has proven fruit.
L..
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CHICAGO, Jan. to.-Ths ,
Hartman hsarins will be re. 4
stunned in Seattle January n. 4
Commissionor Lane presiding. 4
The car famine examination 4
will be continued In Teas and 4
New Mexico By Commissions
Preuty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-10
EARTHQUAKE AT
BALTIMORE.

tseripps Telegraph sorvlee.)
BALTIMORE. Jan tO-sev.
ernl distinct earthquake shocks
we're felt &C "a number of
points m Baltimore county at
6tib O'CLOCK this morning.
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No Change ., walla walIa.

WALl.A WALf.A. Jan. 10 This
city IL stiil suffering for want Of
fuel. with bur little prospect for a
change for the better Railway
traffic Is tied up
British Columbia coai az Spokane.
SPOKANE. Jan. i0.-Coal con
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ts,., Special ss-sis..)

NORTH YAKIMA. Jan. io-~The
coal situation remains unchanged
here. save that many homes we're
warm last night. owing 20 the sup
ply % coal taken from the North.
eTu Pacific train Monday after.
noon. This amount. however. has
proven inadequate, and within a
yerY short time the famine viii be
az bad as ever. unless a fuel sup
ply IN received.
Suit IL threatened against the
city By the Northern Pacific Tor the
alleged theft Of eoai from the com
psnY's cars Monday Papers. how.
ever. have not yet been served