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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-30
c. E. REPORTS 5000
CERTIFICATES SOLD

The registration committee re-.
ported at the meeting at the head
quarters Of the Christian tndeaKur
society. that about 900 convention
certificates have been sold up 70
date. The price of tho certificates
IL one dollar No one viii be ad
mittcd % she addresses or sessions
uf the international convention
here IN July without badge ahoN
iaK ho has purchased a certificate.
Spokane il working hard 10 Sc
cure the next convention Tho apo
kane delegation will number geo.
Zach person will be supplied with
literature and advertising 20 show
off the advantages ~ the inland
empire city.
los Angeles. Buffalo. tudinnapo
iis aud Omaha are also working
FOR the next convention
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-30
ELECTRICITY FOR
CASCADE TUNNEL

tFAFE$W ORTIZ. Wash. Ma . -
Mr. shsidon. eaYefnnsut forestry go.
pnrvisat visited f.ef fsue Hvth ere fFa'
~ me Hsea IN hts eaF 81 she eHkfadf
f4fnrsf 4 ts stated Tor fha ruftsass -
afuiataH the ttmHef or fhe flNHfsuf.
agay whsam tHH GREAT northern des
affaa e. wsHrH WlffrN from fsHaFrn.
aaffH b th@ faHHsi ft f. irfHnHHd fa
ssfNnfanf steam With electricity frf
Haaifua fhFauah tha tunel AID thus
ahetafa thr great discomfort as fiaa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-30
ON THE FRONT

Steamer Delhi leaves for Frisco
today with $50 tons OF bullion. be.
sides a full load Of general mer.
chandise aud complement Of pas.
henFefa.
The Cottage City and the Hum
holdt are both due from Alaska 70.
morrow night
Steamer Jefferson clears tonight
for southeast Alaaks
The City Of Puebla arrived IN
port about noon today
The japanese liner Kaga Maru
arrived this afternoon from Yoka.
hama with a large cargo and good
passenger lirt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-30
TALKS TO UNION LABOR.

walter Thomas Mills. the social.
ist leader. last nlght addressed the
delegates 10 the Central Labor
Council on Organization he did
not mention socialism throughout
the speech Mills made a number
% suggestions toward planning a
machine wifh which 70 fight the
employers associations
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-30

A committee consisting Of Rev.
n A. Matthew'S. Erastua nralnafa.
n Edgar harfh. r W. Lowe and
John T. Hartman. was appointed
10 arrange for the entertainment Of
Vice President Fairbanks.
Former hecrctory % tho Inter
national society Of Christian IN.
deaYorera Willis Bear. president
~ Occidental college at Los Anges
les. Cal. has been invited 20 make
special address during the con.
ycntlun
The big tents for tho convention
A. Lincoln park viii be- up by July
I 20 allow the chofuHcs 10 rehearse
10 them before the opening OF the
meetings They viii be arranged
With a view 10 make speaking easy
aa Neil as too enable the audience
10 hear we'll
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-30
TAFT SPEAKS
IN ST. LOUIS

At three this afternoon he ad.
dressed tho Millorn national con
yentiun
A reception followed at the
Glen Nhee Country club ht fa0.
and he was entertained BY the Uni.
yefaiiy club "a five
lie will be the guest M the
Miliern' banquet Friday morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-30
DEATH COMES TO
MRS. M'ELROY

Death came tn Nra Ellen Neil
roY after a lingering illaeas NJ tho
family residence 1913 Eighth av. az
IN early hour falH morning Mrs
AchltoY VAS a pioneer resident %
Seattle having resided 10 the city
for ts years
The funeral sill BE- held from The
cathedral Saturday morning 81 .
eeirck ntih integmeut AZ Calvary
eemeiefY
Ara MrElroy Il survived ~ her
nephew James MrElfaf Nsit
kuawn local ATTORNEY. aud several
aierea whn are bot residents 81 Sc
attic She vas s. years u axe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-30

The steamers Pennsylvania q the
Northwestern Steamship company
and the Lyra. chartered b. sehu.
bach and Hamilton clear from So
attic today for Nome and s.
Nlchasla respectively Both vessels
carry capacity cargo and the Penn
aYivania 800 passenger her limit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-30
GREAT WALTON AND
PARTY BEHIND BARS
BERIBERI IN
NEW YORK

NEW YORK. Nav 80 The
health authorities are diumayea by
the death OF midshipman from The
hFREilian cruiser reumaYo from
berlheu
The sailors who brought him
ashore to the Wright hospital said
he vas suffering from pneumonia.
bat the physicians found it was a
ease u beribefi and the sailor soon
died This IL the first appearance
% the disease here which Il do
elared not 20 be contagious The
hundred and eighty men and Officers
Of the fvomaYo MAJ b. sent GO
quarantine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-30
JUMP FROM WINDOW
RESULTS ~ pEATH

BELLIN0HAM. May 90 vii
liam r. Manlsy. aged 90 years.
prominent hhlngie manufacturer Of
this county. who jumped from
second story window in ~. Joseph
hospital Saturday. died yesteFdsY
The cause Of his death 10 given -
spinal meningitis. but u IL believed
that the end was fastened az TIE
result Of the accident Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-30

ship 20 north. R.i2w. in Jefferson
county
II Noshllf aud J. J 9 Rodgers.
officials ~ tho department % com.
mefee and labor. reached here from
Seattle yesterday In company with
John ~ Sargent A thorough ia.
spsetion Of the local detention
house and immigration station was
made The party left last night
for Tacoma and sumas. where the
work % the bureaus ~ these points
viii - reviewed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-30
JUDGE LOVING'S
TRIAL is SET

LIVINGSTON. Va. May 20 --
Judge Harkadaie has nxsd Halifax
euuntY and Iuue e au The place
ard tims fnr the trial u tHdEc
" @ Loving Tor the murder ~
Theodore Eafea Ilis decision
ia quite a lengthy ous and reviews
tho testimony and supreme onuft
decision fully The decision has
caused great satisfaction among
those wha are taking Part ia che
defense
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-30
Banquet Or. Martin.

Members Of the First Free church
Of Seattle at their annual banquet
held laat evening at the Washing
ton amer expressed their apprecias
tion OF the work Of their former
pastor and guest 81 honor. Dr. Al.
fred W. Martin. who In leaving
Seattle 90 take up work with ths
Society Of Ethical Culture In New
York city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-30
Builders Form Exehanae.

To establish a closer relation
among those engaged In the build.
Ing trade, initial steps were taken
last night towards ar organization
20 be called The Builders Ex.
change" The meeting was held IA
the Commercial club rooms The
organization IL expected 10 BE- per.
fected next meeting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-30
STATUE UNVEILED


fsertpp. rstsss~pk ssr,iss.f
PATERSON. \ J May G0-Ths
fine statue 20 the memory ~ AtsN
audsf Hamiilou. in hrunsr. which
pas pissed IN fFeEi % lhs ctr ball.
sAs unveiled to-day Wtfh apnFupri
ate ceremonies Col Barbour pre-
sided ~ the rsrumnu les MaFor
Johnson. Nerf Rev Dean McNnily
and Rev Charles D shaw assisted
~ TIE exercises The orstinu Was
delivered BY Nicholas Murray Haf.
Ter president q Columbia waiver.
slty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-30

A free.for.all fight was INDUCED
IN last night BY a number OF Aus.
trian workmen who are lodged IN a
clubhouse At the foot OF Virginia
A. Pafrolmen Preston and Bafford
succeeded In putting the beiiKerente
20 roui and winding six Of them
up NJ police headQuarters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-30

A the meeting Of drug clerks At
Labor Temple last niRht i was de.
cidea 10 apply for a charter AZ once
and proceed with che work ~ thor.
ouKhlY orEaniEing The eighty phsrs
maeIala in Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-30

= a ~ Donald pure food com.
missioner ~ the United States GOV
srument. yesterday conferred wIfh
Health officer Calhoun on the adop
Han by fhe city ~ the system ~
RULES ~ milk inspection IN vogue
tF the government
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-30

Appropriate resolutions relative
70 The demise Of Eugene Rurhef 57a
Seventeenth Hv wiii BE- drawn up
by the National Association %
Credit Men. q which deceased san
prominent and respected member
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-30

A record catch % hsiihui 3la 900
pounds. WAa brought tn yesterday
- the cutter Grant ~ the Sen Juan
Ftah company Most Of the tiah
wefs caught off Goose island. Is
miles north 81 Queen Charlotte
aaund
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-30

fN"fipps istshfsph srFfioe.t
ST LOUIS. Mo. May 80 See
Rotary Taft had throat trouble
when he arose this morning. and
4 throat specialist was called ho.
fore the secretary was able 10 be
gin the day lie took an automo-
bile ride. then 10 the Country club
for luncheon at 0deon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-30
Buffalo Gasoline EnsInes

Tho hOaf Tor h1afa Two horte.
power 90 100. stock on hand Geo
IL Woodhonao Co. ii2 University
- 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-30

100 per cent addcd - value 81
All Mount nnker Park lots BY 70.
grade ~ jackson 81 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-30
rpy TO GIVE FAKE MEDICINE SHOW IN
SPITE OF COURTS REFUSAL TO HELP.
AND ARE SPENDING MEMORIAL DAY IN
CITY IAIL-LAFAYETTE ESCAPES

made. Two styltahiy arrayed
women proceeded 20 sell tickets 60
all who weula bay. aud about =
hundred snail boys with a spYink-
Inns ot men ooagrekated IN the
front seats
shortly after s 0elaek the drama
opened up without the aid OF the
orchestra A young man clad In
riding costume with riding crop
IN his hand stFollcd on the stage.
dropping fuw lines a. be came
he was followed By another In The
makeup % an iriahmAn.
A little side PLAY. which the
actors seemed not 70 see. consisted
IN the approach % Sergeant Me-
Donald and officer Anderherx up
the side aisle
The climax u the drama. instead
81 coming Ga the third OF fourth
act. occurred Immediately after the
opening 81 the first act. The irish
comedian got only far enough 20
mention "corned beef and cabbage
20 the villain IA riding costume.
shen the officers clipped up the
front Of the stage and placed both
under arrest There vas a storm of
applause from the small boya. a.
talA unexpected addition % the ban.
Artsr. Go &c Jan.
Giving the comedian time oaiy 20
remove his false whiakrra and man.
efacturvd smile thn police hasten.
ed the two actors 10 stage costume
through the fEoaf entrance q lhe
tent. followed b. the small boys
shu stepped only ioux enough 10
set their dimes back from the tick
81 sellers
A thsrd actor bad beea gathered
IN hack of the scenes and the police
took TIE trio 70 Broadway 20 aWait
the arrival Of the automobile TO
avoid the eruNd whleh gathered.
the prisoners we're walked eoUn The
street ungil the auto appeared %
take them TO iasl
When the police returned u the
tent. the Suuun ticket sellers had
diss ppsaFed and the outfit was IN
charge ~ . couple % wAtehmeu.
Peace oace more rsikned IN the
nsighsoFhood
1sa9~ sesr~. r.ksr-.
Judge Aibsrtnon gave The Phs-
nomenai E.aFAYsgts : severe jolt In
rendering bis dssision au the appl..
cation for a temporary injunction
argued yesterday afternoon ~ pud-
10y q Wooteu. representing las
PhsnamsnAls and the Great and
Assistant Corporation Counsel King
D. ksman. representing ths city
The methods % fhia doctor. AZ
admitted iu he record closely ~
kemhie tho~s Of TIE travelling qaack
and DO not recommend him 70 the
numrniaeration and compassion Of
thla court 30 not see WIZ this
court should g. out % ~ way %
AID him The motina Il dsuisd.
waa the language nasd BY the Judge
in rendering ~ dseial0n
ProeeedinKs IN The police court
tomorrow morning are spt 70 b
interesting a. the attoFneYa fnr the
Phenomenal Lafayette" promise
to fight to a tnlsh and sverY pos-
slbis attempt ufll be made 20 IN
the iid Oft the tent show By legal
process
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-30

Soc finch Bucks beveisd edge
Hanged Chisel 6bc, at Spinninss
Full line reduced.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-30
AR ON CAST aAtl.

~. thsa Afternoon Chief Wac.
...s.ls ssessusse to release the
7 ~. waltsn On 500 cash bali.
! ~ p,oa,lss ,ass he will not at.
-, q owe any more Ease nsdl.
.o.~s At Tsnth ard Harrison.
.,.sen followers we're act tree
a. s,.l each. Phenomenal" Ia
al. eus 10 the coin. Walton
80 10 give W Ms sno~ scheme
,,~ hesrs IN the city prison
=, als srOss spirit ard he as'
- ire snly Alternative 10 an.
-, ngNs in prison.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-30

"A, Great walton ard eleven
= satellites are spending The
he basement OF tae city
~
49,, xeut there last nlkhf on The
-. aviation Of Chisf Wappsn-
- .uA eli remain antil semof
reruln< whsn they vii BE- ar
- bs.ofs lutge 0urdon.
~s,~t via dirufhlng the peace
= $40 Il tho city % Seattle.
-rasnomenal iAtayesfr.
= -h,csAlass surgeon and rxs
- fsanzal operator. waa badly
s.sssl q eamplsts the party At tha
81 81 Ae failed 20 arrive
-sA tine although bis appsar-
= A ths tent las night vas an
sa.rsa IA he Morning Timaa
=. sissea dispielsa Nao are
asss sha l1s of he Great Wal
= AZ he slghs membefs u the
~ earA attached 70 the mesi.
= srcspe. Aet three male actors.
- tAsss men are hunkiaE IN
al TIE phenamenal Il farinE
zzssssaxly a. the WashlnEfon An.
3 sassl ard eomsuFftus the women
usA<rs II the tfuaps
rtn@ r~sfegmaaes.
insls n he nsikhborhood % the
a Ttssh aveaas and Harrison
eus refe sreatad % a perform.
= sgsrsas frota tAst advertised
aks siaes last nis1t IN several
matal features chisf Wappeu-
ID ssrxsaag Mer0aaia aaa on.
: lzssfsefx wers tas star per.
xssrs and the Great WAitun. =
: kasgsa musicians. aad tha
sl-ae actors took the lesser
n
s1saraiAr arrests and qaick
- q he asw gasoline patrol
1r % police headquarters. we're
nsg striking features q the
snfta nfnErsm
axfs tse failure q the Great
stsn Ard tie srhsnomsaal Ia
uss e oaiain ths restraining
zf9 asAlasi the eAisf Of police
VskA xas asnfsd BY Judge Albert.
= ls1sriAy aftsFuoon. the A..
~ sss mzss 10 hold the pfuhih-
i psftarnAaee
/ s-ar ernwa. consisting uYinef.
= people from the uslkhhof-
* Asd gathered around ths en-
SCI q tie tent when The hand
ws % say shortly before : 20
"a Bst few raxssd bars had
zpsd fsun the musicians whsu
- Waapensfsia ana hts FOLLOW
nnk aeison The selection came
. asrupt End ana the Great
ssfea NO cane Hp 30 see shat
ispaof sss abuaf. wna arrest.
toss vsta bis musicians
nsgtaas message bruuxht fhs
sesaifpi wAgon from the nta
az he party waa bundled 10
issomeanisd doNnfown - the
Ainsaf
n rsAs. segeas Attempt
NEsaai Mcdonald Was LEI, In
- q he tent 70 prevent = SEQ.
H'snas 70 bold q show II va.
esE before the aftemut uaa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-30

as transfer 10 Rainier
60 lins running direct 20
~ nasaf Park -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-30

Celebrate BY taklng your wife
and children out TO see Mount
BAKER Park
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-30

wEsaai NeDonald uas lsn IN
- q he tent "a prevent = SEQ
hsnas % bold 3 show II va
esE before The attempt vas
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-17
Railroad Notes.

The Pennsylvania yards near the
round house have been thoroughly
cleaned during the past few days.
Eeveral employees of the Pennsylva-
MIA have been granted four per cent
interest upon the money which they
have invested in the railroad savings
fund during the past year.
NJ. A. Kaper, general travelling pas
senger and freight agent for the In
dianapolis and Eastern, with head
quarters at eenfield, was in the city
yesterday.
The local passenger traffic on both
the railroads and interurbans was I'M
usually heavy yesterday.
Bert Ullom, who for the past few
DAYS has been confined to his home
with sickness, was able to be about
the Pennsylvania yards yesterday. He
will not resume his work, however, IN
til next week
The G. r. & 1. pay car along with
the Pennsylvania pay car made a Wis
il to the city yesterday and distribut-
ed several thousand dollars to en-
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-17
Public To BE Protected.


Furthermore
yherdsi
citizens is the thorough investigation all
ands hea be
in and
of
be
a al
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-17
MAY AFFECT TWO TRAINS
DISCONTINUANCE is LIKELY
Panhandle Official Tells What Would
Result il Government Cuts the Rate
for Carrying Mail, as Contem-
plated.

AT least two OF the local accom-.
mediation trains running in and out Of
Richmond on our road, will probably
be discontinued. il congress passes
the bill recommended by the commit
tee. lowering the pre- sent mail rates."
said a railroad official at the Pennsyl-
vania station yesterday. The house
committee has recommended that the
government lessen the rates twenty
five to thirty per cent for the trans
portation of the governments mail,
and it will work hardship with rail
roads running accommodations simply
for money made on mail contracts.
Under present conditions there are at
least two such trains running out of
Richmond, which it would be unprofit-
able for the Pennsylvania to run, in
case the postal rates were lowered,
they being run at the present time
simply for the money that is made
from the carrying of the mail.
The discontinuances will also affect
local business men, as the many coun-
try people who come to this city to do
their shopping on these local trains,
would have to drive, and as the result,
many of them would trade in the
towns closer to their homes. 1t is
rumored that the business men and
several railroad men will write to
Congressman Watson to vote against
the bill when it makes it's appearance
before the house for passage.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-17
A TIME SAVING DEVICE
WILL EVEN WRITE LETTERS
Wonderful Machine Invented in Ger
many, to Be Exhibited at the Nation
al Business Show at Chicago During
Next Month.

Word has been received from Ger
many that firm over there will I'M
doubtedly exhibit the latest device for
saving time, at the National Business
Show to be held in the Coliseum, Chi
cago, March Is, to %. This device is
a wonder indeed for it will report
speeches, take testimony, write letters
and even transcribe a singers words
at the same time making a record of
the music. 1t is operated by electricity
and when in use, makes two records
of the speech Or letter it is taking. One
it transcribes in the form of type
written manuscript, while the other is
capable of reproduction, similar to a
photograph record. AS soon as the
dictation is complete, the machine
will at once transcribe it in legibla
characters. When testimony is ruled
out by the court, the printing mechan-
ism may be thrown off, while the other
record, that of sound, may be retained
for use at any future time.
Great interest is being taken in the
various speed and endurance contests
that are to take place, and that are
open to all. Miss Rose L. Fritz, the
worlds champion typewriter speed op-
orator, is confident of success and is
sure she will be able to retain title
TO her present undisputed position as
the fastest operator in the world. She
has a large number of rivals for the
place and the National Championship
Trophy. The contests this year will
be the largest and most interesting
ever held.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-17
HAVE CHECKERED CAREER
so FAR FAIL TO PLEASE
Two Holland Sleeping Cars First Used
on the |. e. E., are Now Running Be-
tween st. Louis and Decatur, Illinois.

The two Holland interurban sleep
ing cars, the first ever manufactured
for use on interurban lines, are now
in use between ST. Louis and Decatur,
Ill. The cars were first purchased
by the Indianapolis and Eastern trac-
ton line, for use between Richmond
and Indianapolis and that road gained
great notoriety by placing them in SER
vice. 1t is said that their inStalla-
ton set a rather fictitious value upon
the road, and the promoters of the
former line succeeded in clearing sew
eraI thousands of dollars when the
road was sold into it's present hands.
1t was thought at the time of then
installation that they would be ex
tremely popular, but a few trips prov
ed that they were unsatisfactory The
cars were then placed in the Green
field car barns, where they were par
TALLY destroyed by fire and after being
rebuilt in Ohio, were sold to an Ohio
line They have been out of service
for several months and were sold but
recently to the st. Louis concern. Lo-
cal traction men are wondering wheth-
err or not their careers will be as tenn
pestuous on the western lines, as they
have been in this section of the trac
ton world.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-17

decidedly
already received IN
admission of Ia
really did not to have the
matte in finish
unyiedng stand
In it the impression
power
confident
In o Tilnan said
White House had taken
which leads to think that
all
the single
President Roosevelt
in of
President
designs
willing
al i
klfuy
a
armoured
u.
unhning agaor of the Timan whom
O n San
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-17
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The reason Wy it cures such
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The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-17
.RUSHV|LLE may HAVE
BLOCK SYSTEM
Is Made That the
Pennsylvania Lines Will Equip All
Divisions Some Are Already In
staiIed.-Large Sums Expended.

Rushville, Ind, Feb. Is, (Spl) =
Announcement has been made in Co
lumbus that the Panhandle will ex-
tend its block signal system imme-
diately until every division of the road
is equipped. Part of the Louisville
divisions will receive attention, and
when the system has been installed
on these parts of the road the entire
Panhandle will be equipped with the
block system. This improvement costs
large sum of money, but the Off
cials are of the opinion that it is
necessary for the safety of the travel
ing public.
The Pittsburg, Indianapolis and Gin
cinnati divisions are already equipped
with the latest block signal system,
and those have been very valuable
the last few weeks in the movement
of trains practically on their schedule
time.