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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-27
C.E. MONOGRAM
COPYRIGHTED

The Christian Endeavor eonvoB.
tion committee. which met last
night, placed a ban on the use OF
the G r. monogram and the iasp-
ance Of souvenirs and programs BY
private concerns
The committee announces that Il
will prosecute any infringement Of
the G +. copyrights
The committee last night called
for bids on 1000 white yacht caps,
which are 20 have green vicors and
bands and arc 10 be Inscribed with
the names Of the committees which
use them. ne Reception" Enter.
tainment" and Messengers
The purchase Of 10000 flags was
also ordered from the American
FLAG company Of New York.
The committee has under con
alteration tho establishment OF
downtown booths for the sale OF
convention certificates to local per.
sons desiring to attend the c0nVCn.
ton. The closing date for the sale
Of certificates was set for April Is,
but may be extended 90 May I.
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OF
$4,000

The Jury IA Judge Tafimans
court returned A verdict n Sc 600
IN fhver u the plAlnsiff IN the case
~ Mary pslaaki against shs North
western Improvement company
The plaintiff is the uld1w 81 John
naiaHkI a miner. killed IN the de-
PENDANTS mines az Roslyn b. an
explosion % coal gas The suit esas
brought BY the widow Zoe herself
and five minor children % the de-
ceased.
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INDICTED

NEW YORK. March 27--Indlet-
menta wers today returned against
the New York Central railroad. as
a corporation and NieoPresident Al
bort II. Smith and General Super.
intenaent Ira A. Mccormick. as In
diyidnals. They are charged with
manslaughter IN the second degree
as a result of the wreck Of the Brew
afer express near woodland on the
night Of February iG Ia which "a
we're killed
Tho defendants viii plead t0mor.
now. Eoday they we're released on
SIC. 900 bonds each. The maximum
sentence for the crime charged IN
10 years Ia prison and the road a.
a corporation can be fined II found
guilty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-27

Tau seavengers. who have maintain.
cd their monopoly on the hauling
of garbage. The consolidation
movement. which one of their nun.
hoF states originated with them. II
believed % be caused by n fear on
their part that with the advent ~
the elty'a cromatories they will be
forced Ia resign \ large part. al
least. of their profitable monopoly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-27

fun cargo OF freight and express
and a heavy passenger list
The German steamer T0tu. which
has been chartered ~ Frank Wat
erhouae 70 carry -four % northern
China ports IL now A. San Fran
cisco and n expected on the sound
within few days.
The steamer Atlas. an OF tank
steamer 81 the Standard on cum
pany. arrived yesterday with the
barge 81 ia tow. and reports haY-
ing encountered severe storms and
gales off Cape nianeo. The line on
the barge broke during the Enie
and the barge wan drifting swiftly
towards Cape Hianco when. after
"a hours of hard work. The erss -
the Atlas succeeded IN getting a
second hawaer fast on the barge
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-27
MAY SUE TO GET
INSURANCE TAXES

The state tax commission II con
temniating bringing suit against the
Insurance companies 30 colleet the
2 per eeat prgmium TAI GU tetHFaed
preHIuua
The custom q the companies
has been 90 pay the per cent tar
after dedaeting returned premiums.
The contention ~ the commission II
that the tax - PAYABLE ON the gross
sum collected ~ premiums The
loaE 10 the stats 81 The taxes duo
on return premiums has been over
SEQ 900 annually.
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ALL IN FAVOR
OF BUREAU

The COMMITTEES un city affairs Of
the Chamber Of Commerce reported
TO the chamber to-day AZ It's reEnlaf
meeting that the proposition OF 60
fahiiahing an information baFeau
at the Union depot has met with
favorable consideration by the rail-.
road officials. and that Il seems
probable that such a bureau wili -
shortly established
Both Assistant Traffic Manager
Adams. Of the Great Northern. and
second Vice President Hannaford
% the Northern Pacific. have prpm
iacd 10 usc their influence In haF'
iug the bureau established.
The plan Of the committee u q
have the bureau maintained each
year from May / 90 Nov /.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-27

coNaTANTfSopf.E. March g -
unser Instructions from Washiug.
tou. T. A. Iay. SECRETARY q lha
American embassy. wili leave sson
for nsziad. Aaiaatie Turkey. - IN
sDecf the DaKdaa railway. which -
10 connect the Mediterranean With
the Persian gulf Germans are do
lnK fhT work
Iay will inspect and make re-
port Il fhe KAiserss political activity
liruct 20 WaahinEfon
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To TAKE
PART

The Honthcrr states VIII do all
they can 10 help make the Az
PIE q success James u. Meteaif
commissioner - the Alaska Yukon
Paetfie exposition 70 the state Of
Delaware. North Carolina. South
Carolina. West Virginia. Tennessee.
Alabama. Mississippi and Arkansas,
has just returned from a southern
tfia. where be visited many people
% prominence and waH given as
sufaneea that substantial aid would
be- rendered The legislature q
Alabama Witl meet July ., ard tho
Legislature 81 Mississippi In LAM
uary. IFeA. These states. Ia Net
calls opinion viii uaako appropFia-
tiuHN
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.MOY BACK HIN
|. IS UNPOPULAR

Moy BACK Hin. Chinese consul for
Oregon. Washington and Idaho.
aeersla to BE- no more popular among
his cnuntrymen n oregon than be
u among tfose IA the Puget sound
country. A short time hgo q peti-
ton signed for a large number o.
Cinnamon in Seattle was forwarded
20 the Chinese minister az wash
inWton. requesting tho conSufsH re-
rnovai on the ground % his using
his powers a. consul to Cypress HE
countrYmsn. The petition vas dis
missed BY the imperial minister
Portland Chinese are now getting
up a petition charging him with
preventing them from acquiring
certain property IN that city on
which they planned % erect a chin
sse exchange. IN order 10 force them
10 use property IA which he has an
interest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-27
WILL LIFT n. P.
EMBARGO

Tomorrow IL the date at by Gen.
rrsi Manager Horn. q the Northern
Pacific. Ter the nFtinw % tbs EN-.
barge en east bound dead through
freight.
t.oeai freight Fn1n 81 the read
stated to-day that tnay could not say
% what extent The arder eaaia b.
carried cut. but that every effoFs
weuid BE- made 70 comply with Il.
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ON The FRONT

The steamer City OF Seattle Of
the Pacific Coast Steamship Co. u
due 10 arrive In port this afternoon
with a cargo Of is0 boxes OF fish
aud So passengers She carries
100000 Ia gold dust, which IL the
largest shipment Of dust 70 be
brought south this season.
The City Of Seattle viii be placed
ON this run 81 the Cottage city,
which IL exposed TO arrive from
the north tomorrow 10 undergo re
pairs. The steamer Alkl viii be
placed on the run Of the City Of
Seattle.
Up to a late hour this afternoon
the officials Of the Northwestern
Steamship Go. had not received any
report 81 tbs wrecked steamer
Northwestern, but It IL believed
that the steamer il atiil hanging to
gcther on the rocks where she
struck
The British ship Maiierhoru ar
rived yesterday from Rotterdam
with a cargo Of cement for The
Pacific Coast Htsamship company.
The French ship Eugrnie Eau
treble arrived from Antwerp yester-
day afternoon. lfa days out. and
reports a rough trip. while weigh
Ing her anchors IN the stream last
night both anchor chains broke and
the heavy anchors sank 70 the bot
tom Of the bay. Capt a. y. spanid-
ing secured buoy to tie 10. An
effort viii be made 10 recover the
anchors.
Tn. l. u. Gray steamship COM
pany yesterday received notice
that they had been awarded the
contract for carrying the first mail
10 Nome. The steamer corwin. Of
that company. which f. the first
boat 10 sail north every season. VII
depart for Nome on May 10 with q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-27
PLAT PROPERTY NEXT
SPRING

Paul 9. Murphy. who, with Frank
y. Mead. recently purchased the
Seattle golf links stated this morn
Ing that the property would not DO
plated until next spring The new
owners expect 20 install improve
msnta such az cement walks. water
and sewer mains. parks and fine
drivewaYa. before placing the prop
erty on the market.
Mr.. Murphy. who II one II the
owners Of Laureihurst says the
now addition viii be laid out along
the same lines as that district
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oERsrsl Is NEXT.


Aseftppn special @ersfEN.f
San FRANCISCO. Mar. -. I
= Safe 10 predict that arnonx .
= the next batch Of indictments I
. returned bf the grand jury 4
. there Nill be one against Marx I
. utsAtel. the mlliionairu Nnd 4
. one uf The attorneys for the I
. Home Telephone company Of .
q los Angeles.
. Nellie Smith. Gersiera sten I
. osraphsr. u said 20 have gtsen 4
. evidence on which the inaiet. .
meats against her employer I
wili BE- based.
q A star witness Ia today'n sss= I
. alon and Whs.aa evidence u exs .
paetnd 10 clinch the eaae ,
against GeFtseE. ~tll be J G. .
. Torrance og tbs llume Tsle- /,
. phone company The district ,
attoFuey'a otflee believes BE ,
can supply the connectiuN .
. links that HensY aad fsnrns I
q have been seeking for The pat
. 10 days.
!. l. l.. l. Il !. l. !. 4. I. :. a l. .
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TO INVESTIGATE
DAKOTA WRECK

United States Marine Inspector
Whitney stated this morning that
"a Aoon as the crew and officers OF
tho wrecked steamer Dakota Who
came from thu Orient ON the Htealn
or fremont can be located. the IN
vestieatlon Of the wreck II the large
Hlll liner DAKOTA will cohameuref
The wreeking 81 the Dakota does
not seem 10 have iatereferea wnh
the plans % her passengers. Most
OF whom proceeded to fokohama.
and from there BY other vessels 10
their destinations. This Is IN sub.
stance the Information received by
Joseph Gardner from his wife. eno
together with her parents. Mr. and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-27
COTTERILL 4 STARTLES
THE CHAMBER

Frank W cotterill. president Of
the State Federation OF labor. and
ieadlng union labor official in this
city. to-day sprung a sensation at
the meeting Of the Chamber Of
commefee BY formally applying FOR
membership IN that body At pr~s
ent there are no union representa-
lives belonging 70 tho chamber.
The usual action on applications
Il an immediate vote. bat the cham
heF. startled BY cotterill'a audaeity,
haaitated n few moments and thea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-27
SEWER BIDS REJECTED

contracts that wsre bid on last Sat.
urday
Contractors made a differruce In
their hidk on eiEtt ibth sewer pipe
81 50 cents foot TIE board soaid
not stand Tor u sns the hiFh hlda
scFs tkFuwn out One contract vsa
bet for that pipe AZ sac while on
another piece uf work the bid Naa
81 81 foot.
The contractors Say that Il Just
happened" that On nearly half a
dnxau contracts there vas but one
bid for each goh. each firm getting
10 share
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-27

The grocery and meat market
owned By Councilman Mufpay 81
the Ninth ward. and located 81 tes
swing 81. Fremunt. was h9fsiar
lred inai night and 81 taknn from
the eaah register The safe was
unmalrsfed. The burglars entered
hy cutting n wire screen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-27
DEATH
NATURAL

At the post.moFten examination
held yesterday afternoon over the
boay u Charles Il TVale. Who died
suddenly In the Ralnleftirand hotel
Aonday evening. Il was decided
that death was due 10 stomach
trouble which affected the heart
The examination waa held By Act
Ing Caruner wtitaie. who Was as
sisted BY Dr. Thomas. who vas
called AZ the time Of Mt Tealo's
death
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-27
SAILORS ELUOE
OFFICIALS

Four sailors on the Rfiiiah ship
Mattsfham sneapnd daring ths
night mhlie the beat lay IL anchor
~ san stream And Hwar aHaere
Immigration officials are searching
for them. Unless the NEE can BE-
fuund M owners - she snip ell
be fiussi and the men eiasseA a.
deaeFfsFa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-27
DR.. sIMoHT0H DEAD

pr Allen g. slmanion. formerly
Northern Pacific surgeon a. HesiHn.
but faf three years resident a.
Seattle. died yesterday nf Aiuof
hospital from heart disease. Dr.
sinsautsa has been afflicted Nith
heart disease FOR three years
TsF. sinnntau leaves q wuaaW.
ha u IN critical eunditiou from
a fair resolved some time aEo while
aiiEhiluE from = street car. lie
also leaves q daughter. Airs Charles
carAaek. ~ this city No arrange
nieutn for the funeral have been
rnaifs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-27
HERMANN TRIAL


WASHINGTON. March 27.--At
the Hermann trial to-day william y
Walk. a special examiner OF the Een-
oral land office. testified that John
A. Benson. who was indicted here
for conspiracy IN the land fraud
cases. told him he would pay Vaik
10 cents an acre for all Of Beusans
ciaims expedited through the office
The witness said that to December.
1908. he resolved $500 from hem
Hou
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-27
WORLDS PEACE MAY BE
TOTTERING

LONDON. Maroh s7.-H f. Be.
Iieved here that Gefmanya designs
on the PcFslan gelf through The
BaEaad railroad yfll soon threaten
the wofld's peaoe and that 1Ay'n
mission - more important than one
"A lnHpeetiou. II il kuown that TIE
president wants fEFas hand infnEfna'
tion Of the progress and the events
PROMISE 10 become o. vital i'm
pof4anes.
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aAsY EATS DISCARDED
CAPSULES AND DIES


NANAlMO. n. Q. March g =
Mabel Bone, Of I.adysmiih. died
yesterday under very sad circum-
stances Tho little one. who was
about years Of age. was out. play
Ing and picked Bp some capsules 81
medicine that had been throWa out
By SOMEONE near her home and
afe them. death resulting a short
time Afterwards from poisoning
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referred bis petition 90 the commit
tee on membership
Mt goltrriil was moved % make
his application b. tho recent dis
Heutiunn between the chamber and
the labor unions ever the Japan
eae exclusion problem Mr. Cot
teriil feels that labor should be rep
rraented in the chamber "a wei
a. other business interests.
The action Of the chamber on
CotterilfH application will BE-
watched with great interest IA
labor circles and others.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-27
VARSITY TO DEBATE ON
NEGRO QUESTION.

The annual intercollegiate debate
between the Universities Of Idaho
and Washington wlil be held Thurs
day evening In Denny hall The
sublec Of the debate will be. Re
solved. That the fifteenth amend
mont and the second section of the
fourteenlh amendment 10 the con-
stituiion Of the United Stated be
rrfaaiad -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-27
R. R. NEGOTIATIONS
ARE ALL OFF

According 20 the present plan the
delegates viii not meet again.
The union delegates will meet
late thia afternoon aud decide what
action to take. They have been ins
ktraetsd BY the referendum vote 10
cali strike II they deem I,
nraper.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-27

Mrs. l.. sehoenfeid. and Herbert A
Ahoenfeld. wefe among the paaneh
gers OF the Inflated vessel
The Gardner aehoenfeld party
augmented by Af. and Mrs. J. u
Thompson and daughter Of this
city. ana Mr.. and Mrs. John J.
Nyan and daughter OF Cincinnati,
Ater landing proceeded to foko.
hama. aud from there ON steamer
siberia for Kobe. From the latter
clty the party vent 90 Nagaaaki,
Shanghai. Canton and Hongkong
They are touring che country
around the latter place now. inisnd
ing 10 leave there ON April ? on the
siberia for San Francisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-27
PECULIAR OFFERS SHOWED
SIGNS or COMBINE AMONG
CONTRACTOR TO DIVIDE
TIE WORK.

The membera Il TIE board Of pub
lic works viii not so IA the length
81 SAYING that there has been any
coliualoa between Contractors Cor
The distribution Il city contracts
among them. bat laes the sane tho
beard has objected several Of the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-27
MAY REGRADE SIXTH
SEVENTH AND EIGHTH

A new proposal haa been inteeiod
into thu proposed regarding Of fffth
av. and n IL said that the improve
meat II being held back 70 zee
what mill come Of the nsW plan.
Residents living ON sixth,
Seventh and Eighth avs. between
Madiaon and James sta. want those
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-27

streets Included In the rrgFade. and
n petition u being prepared BY
them
The thrvo aVenaea above ftfth
can Be regarded very easily "a far
south - james Il and can b done
at the Same time as fifth better
than latsF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-27
TRANSFERS UNION
MAY COMBINE

f'oar labor unioas ~ the drivers
in the city are endeav0ring 10 brtns
about tho consolidation II their
number into al executive council.
which ssu transact all business fog
theta The four concerned afa
teAmstera. sruckmen. lAundry ariv'
cfE. and sanitary wagon drivers.
The latter unien consists II itAl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-27
ID Wrann Ilmn

Miss Robinson Does 20 love mo
de beateat ub anything IN dis warr 2
Mr. Moaeby-Ah does. honcYi
Miss Roblnson-An' does 20 love
10 mo keep n-Frowin7
Mr. M0aeby Ya-us. an 10, huneyi
Miss HoblnEon--An' aftah We II
married. does yo' promise 20 wo'k To-
me an suppo't 20 honey aiways7
Mr. Moaeby fauadenly impatieuD
Look hyar. Miss Robinson. dat am
too serious a question 10 discuss AZ a
time wen We IL bofe fceiln' 30 COM
fo'tablei
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wHlTTLAw REID SETTER.

LONDON. March z7-Rsp0rts
from Rivera are that WhiiaiaU
Reid Is recovering and VII return
20 hts post here the last o. April
M. cadirn. who for many years
successfully managed the Deim0ni-
co Cafe ia the coiman Building. an
nouneea 70 his friends ard patrons
that be has again entered into baal-
nesa. and Is now ready 10 serve
them al the Popular Restaurant In
the Cecil Hotel building. where his
past reputation for serving the best
Of everything AZ reasonable prices
VIII be upheld.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-27
ACCIDENTALLY SHOT.

sJaek Wren. a logger living in n
.eiack on the waterfront. this morn
is.g accidentally shot himself IN the
arm while cleaning a gun. lie was
removed 10 the WaYside hospital.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-27
tssrlpp. Telegraph ssrise.l

CHICAGO. March af.--it locks
like = strike H. certain
Al Negotiations between the rail-
road managers and the employees
ended az e'eteek this afternoon.
when the joint seazioa ended
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-27
ST. CLAIRE CASE FINISHED.

The Investigation by the marine
inspectors o. the charges that c. 81
Claire. second assistant engineer oi
the Minnesota ls Incompetent and
incapable ~ holding a government
license vas finished late yesterday
afternoon and the official report Of
the inspectors VIII be made within
a few DAYS.
fdNezruom cottage. good view.
fteo cash balance monthly, Price
81 500 also North sixty fourth
Green Lake car. Phone Main
a. go
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nuapnY's sroRE IS ROBBED,

cannot twioo be pat IN jeopardy for
the same nffrnae
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INVESTMENTS

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sits sefss - srtfa Hassi isaf faftif -
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hnHEHE NAlfbr.
So tVt4z& AIsssa hA3fs IS
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DYE PETITIONS FOR
HAsEAs CORPUS,

A petition for a writ Of haheaa
corpus OF Lawrence Dye. charged
with robbery. was filed this after.
noon. alleging that he n held In
Jail without due process Of law. His
attorney hopes to free Dye by the
technical fault IN the information
filed against him. which failed 20
name the county In which the fpp.
berry was committed. A new infor-
nation has been filed. but Dyes
lawyer claims that the prisoner
DEAN CIGAR. H.
The new quality. SC. "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-27

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