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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-25
nrprry UNITED STATES MARSHALs HAVE
rorINp BUT ONE OF NINE MEN ACCUSED
nv GRAND JURy-coNscIENcE sTRIcK-
I'm MEN LEAVE THE CITY.

that they had bean somewhat IN.
aefupuious tn their dealings with
Uncle sam. suddenly decided that
they had business outside of Ne.
attic. and left nnceremonioualy for
parts nnknown.
Il 10 now known 20 b a fact
that several % the offenders are
cut OF tho cay. and ali efforts 20
locate them have 80 far failed Il
u also known that AZ least uaa ef
the Indictments IL against a we'll
known concern. whose expcae VIII
cause a considerable stir In local
business and social circles Ia the
meantime United States Marshal
Hopkins and bis Deputies are
guarding every public building In
the city and officers IN other towns
are On the lookout Tor the ftagitIvrs.
The only ona Ct the nine indict.
nents under which an arrest has
been maize vas that against rresi-
dent Hammond. ~ the Mutual
F-undins Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-25
10 INDICTMENTS
RETURNED

OF the United Railroads. by which
that corporation Immediately after
the fire gained authority to elee.
tflfy lis $50 miles 81 street raitf
way aystcm IA San Francisco
Two additional indictments were
returned against Rrhmits. the one
charging that he sought and nc.
repied from Ford and Husf = hfihs
~ $4,000 for his cooperation Ia
the trolley deaf the other charging
that he sought and received from
prank q. Drum and Ruef hribe
Of $3.50 90 approve the vote o. the
supeffiaariat hoard fixing the pub.
he Esa rate for 1906 At IS cents,
Two indictments we're returned
against Louis Glass. charging him
with the bribery Of two nuperyia
ofs who refused 10 yote = franchise
competitive with thar held by the
Pacific states Telephone company
Judge Coffey fixed bail Al $40 900
on each ~ the counts and gave
those indicted until II o'clock 10.
day 20 come into court and ar
range their bonds. Later Judge
Coffey announced that $1,000 cash
would be accepted IA lieu % the
gia.0ea bonas The amount Of
bonds 10 $685., 900
After tho Indictments we're filed
with the court Il vas announced
by Foreman Oliver. Of the grand
jury. that yesterdays work Was
aufy a starter. and this ID taken
20 infer that there viii BE- other
indictments.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-25

James nrowu and Terrace Me0of-
srn. Seattle sailors. tell 81 their
erasi treatment ia Valparaiso. chill,
shils on ; receat trip 10 soush
AtnsrieA. In = petltton flied today
IA The ruifed States eiFcuit court
ia whirh they brfng suit asAlnss
tho awnern Of The American barker
tine Tan OfHhanter
The petition sfAtce that they we're
employed % wcrk On this vessel.
shIrh sailed from Tacoma on MAJ
al. 1904 After nnhlmE the vefnku
thsr ueFe throwe into Jail under.
seat al kinds pf hAgdslilps ID ~
lam ~ asa fssa % The t,aiiaa States.
Aftsr having bsea left In = foreign
eoumtry without means
ne sailors nAy che first ara SC
end mates ~ TIE Tam osshHuteF
mutinled While the vessel. was IN
Fort Al Valparaiso which let only
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-25
SAILORS LEFT In
A FOREIGN JAIL

four offlesFs 10 man ths vessel
when pst men before the mast are
required b las bropn and Nc
Govern kiiega that while still per
forming their aasy they we're neised
aaa thrown into jsli b the master
~ the ship for no other reason than
that theT merely requested him 20
employ two more officers 10 tafs
the places Of thu men Who went on
strike. which The master refused 20
Do
They we're rubtrctsd 90 the inhn-
man treatment q > Chilean yaslef
Fug fwentY faxh. dnfiaK which time
IT, TINS oasnantsf eaflef away
Nlfh 4 new rrcw
They aHh damages In the sum OF
Zoo eara hnd IN addItion nruwn
asks st2s fu wages ans Messoveru
ai9a. no part u their wages having
been paid
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-25

out OF the store saw George Cot
terili and George Diliing come opt
Of the New York block. engaged in
animated conversation BY coms
panion pointed out 10 me also
Frank Renick. the real estate man.
State Senator Robert +. Bootns
John r Humphries. Frank Casss
Jim Agnew and Harry Carroll.
From Moore's store We went 20
call on Charley Curtis OF Dean q
Curtis. the fash lonable faiiors. 10
was whlle We were waiting TO see
him that Scott Calhoun. = e
Webster and VIII Morris vers
pointed out to me- Curtis must
have suspected who was as he
eyed me suspleiously
last Call az Star office.
After taking lunch At the Raths-
keller. left my companion and
took a car az the corner OF Second
~. and Cherry 81 for Fourth and
Pike st. before reporting &C
The Star office In the P.-I. building.
This. by the way. will be my lass
call at the Star office untl hsvs
been captured. viii report my
movements from day 10 day. but
the reports viii be sent 10 the Of
flee By messenger or given TO rep
resentatives of that paper on the
street, tho meetings being arranged
by telephone.
Nv exploits while in Seattle have
been badly complicated ny the ef.
forts Of other papers TO MAKE eapi-
tai cut OF my visit With much
substantially OF detail other pa
pers are publishing fake accounts
OF my movements. the evident purs
nose being to throw off the scent
persons who are searching for me.
Sunday at midnight | shall OF.
fielally disappear. shall also riss
early tomorrow and my Sunday
itinerary will include a visit to az
least two OF Seattle's pleasure re.
sorts and one or more rides on
Lake washington pleasure steam-
ers Unless / have sized this town
up wrong ! shall still be at larEs
on Monday when a complete ac-
count Of my Sunday movements
viii be reported 90 the Star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-25
FOURTEEN ARE REPORTED
~ the FRISCO GRAND JURY
--MoRg Are TO az MADE.

'sertnps fNsissraph sefstee'f
SAN FRANCISCO. May ga
Nineteen indictments. containing
eikhty,nine counts we're returned
by the grand jury late yesterday
afternoon against tha following
Mayor Eugene y schmits. Ahs
raham Ruof. President Patrick Cal
houn aud Assistant 10 the Priest
dsnt Thornweli Mutually, % the
United Railroads. and Attorneys T.
1. Ford aud William N. Abbott, of
that corporation. Rad also Presl'
dent Louia Glass and former Agent
r. n HaiarY. % the Pacific States
Telephone aad telegraph company.
the last named indictments being
in connection with a deal By which
the established telephone eorpof'
alton sought to prevent the grant
los Of = competitive franchise 20
the Home Telephone company.
Fourteen indictments. containing
slghsysfOur epuus-. were returned
against Schmits. Ruef. Calhoun.
Mutually. Ford and Abbott. whom
the Hrand jury accuses Of bfiblng
fourteen supervisors. In amounts
ranging from tt.0oe to $4,000 saeh
20 vote the change IN the franchise
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-25

IN The star of my rSmblings about
the CITY
For instance. there IL William
Hickman Moore. the chief executive
Of this burg. on whom I called At
bis office IN the city hall tnis
morning. know men and ! read
their faces and I Vant % say that
II Moore isn't y pocket edition Of
Ton" Johnson. whom ! met last
year in Cleveland. then am a
poor Eueaaer Mayor Moore viii
remember that dropped in on
him 70 ask about the workings ol
the Seattle civil service rules. lie
referred me 10 Secretary Grout OF
the civil service commission. Circuit
was busy when ! called and asked
me 10 come In again. and his Gee
rctary handed me 4 COPY % ths
civil service rules.
Bunch Of City Officials.
While waiting 20 see Mayor
Moore. I had City Engineer Thorn
son pointed out TO me as the may
or's chief advisor. AT the city hal
/ saw also "Iii@ Giii. billy Muir
phy and City Treasurer GeorE'
Russell. When ! vas introduced
to Russell a. young man Just
out OF an eastern college. coming q
live IN Seattle. he expressed tbs
hope that ] would like the town
II all depends on whether the tow
ia alive enough TO capture me dur
Ing the first two days after m,
official disappearance instead 81
requiring \ week. as was the cast
In siow old ST. Louis. last winter
Coming UP tirst av this morn
ing with my companion. vas IN
truduced 20 y. J.. Selxas. Of ths
Parry Investment Company Dis
cussing the real estate market Mr.
Selxna started IN to repeat Mr.
Parrya fifty reasons why ! should
settle I'm Seattle The fifteen b.
gave we're al good reasons.
Affsbie. But Busy.
I called during the forenoon on
~. J. Victor. manager Of l.. L
Moore's jswelry store. found hin
very sociable but be explained q
me by his actions that SATURDAY
was his busy day AS | sauntered
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-25

->s xuilsy flee when no man
- x.ry agea prceere has ben
a.sllrst IN seattle daring the
xs<k. since the federal grand
- tuesday returned utne
ana secret indictments
-. are prcasuent eitsrenn.
$50 ans arrest haa escn made.
=. r.sson that tho other eixht
- ,ssislsa hastily and sarrsp.
1880 lsft The city when they
go :, tha secret indictments.
90 tAs Indicted u.en ~cns a
-. 4 nen ret indicted. because
- ssnsrlsners prompted them
= =, oas u the way ~ Onsi"
oas efifcers go, a.
sres a. tweuy deputies IL
.-rs,sx The effieea e men want
n a.sIstrr THAR return
VA me fArs was made known
- = msnv vtolatoys Of tho Law
"a sssa discovered ~ the grand
- thoss who bad a suspicion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-25
COST WILL BE
$lS5,OOO

The rorrade OF Firth avenue nom
Madison street 10 jackson will cost
in tho neiFhborhood Of sis5.ooe.
that being the city engineers es-
timato az filed this morning under
the John +. Hartman, 81 al. pcti-
ton
This proposes a rcgrade with not
TO exceed Z per cent grade from
Madison 10 james and not ia eE-
coed 6 per cent grade from James
10 Jackson.
There is total Of l.G4o feet
frontage OF which LAS are on the
petition The regrado covers all
the cross streets
The petition aud report were or
dercd forwarded 70 the city council
for action.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-25
sv RAFFLEs

Here sse . few live tips on the
movements % the only genuine
Raffica. look them over and sc,
basy, remember the $500 prize Tor
the man who captures me
Don't be deceived b. the clothes
i scar or the name under which !
mar have been introduced 10 you
Clothes and names are my stock IN
trade with which TO deceive thc
wise oncn
Remember n I am recognized and
tal<rn | vii not teetst nor run away.
Neither will deny nv identity. In
short. | am longing 10 be captured
npn't be mikled by accounts Of
my movements or prospective move
meats published IN an irresponsible
morning paper. Ny contract is with
The Star
This evenings Movements.
Ny movements during The lsts
afternoon and evening today will in
clude thu following. Visits alone OF
In company with one companion "a
the rooms OF the Commercial club
the Chamber Of Commerce. the
i.umbeftnen' club. the union depot
the Flyer dock and the Grand Opera
house. a ride up Second av. between
and O'Clock on Green Lake
car. a shave IN a Pike st barber
shop. Wait 81 the poHtoffiee. where
! shall cali for mail AZ the general
delivery window. = visit 20 the Bon
Marche aud three other stores or
second av between Pike and Madi
son. an automobile ride the ful
length Of both FIRST and Second avs
between Pike and NeFier and q
wait AZ the corner Of Second nv
and Madison while three Madison
Sd cars come down the bill
Some Well known Men.
When the time comes for my %
fetal disappearance AZ midnight
sunday I viii be familiar with the
names and the faces Of a bunch OF
the Hvest gulnenE In Seattle some
% them viii know me. some OF
them pili not. bat they viii all re-
call my appearance in their pres
ence when they read my accounts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-25

cant al Youngstown. The majority
probably against annexation.
Mystery 81 Clean snssss
Lat niEht the antianuexhtion'
tsga orTanlsed IN fnFec and mynti.
fled the annexhfioaista tnday By
appearing With anoof shawwn
faces Every anti VITO yesterday
woro a mountaehe or beard Il
smooth faced to-day This action
has completely nfNsified the an
nayaftoainfH
this morning lin Wilson. she
Y0uuRstnwn naicun man. Bot ttoa
10 afa shss sanmsxaassea etil -
beaten. Cseossa g uiller look the
nhorf eaA 81 ths bet
Tha nnti aanzsAsspuists we're
working rariy shfa faorriug 81 the
Yoanxnto~n p1;libs place Hos
ever. the cniY vote challenged wAs
that 81 Senator W G Ruttsf. an
anti Nr Ruttrr has lived ~
Yonngnfown Fsr many years. and
Was very Indignant lie H@ura in
his vote and cast his ballot. pre-
uamAblY against annexaiiua.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-25
uLooN MEN AND OTHERS WORKING
HARD AT POLLS AND GIVE BIG ODDS
AGAINST ANNExATIoNIsT WEST Sc
lArTLE AND ALKI FAVORABLE.

many manKha bids fAtr a. meet Do.
feat At tho polls today. throuNh thn
efforts Of tho aalotn eissnent and
0gAnr parties mt faan ksts~n
The bAiiofink o. anneNktton 70
West Seattle. preliminary to tosn'
Ing Seattle bagAa fhis n4ofninE. Al
Aikg aud Weat Seattle the vote a.
pears 20 be asrunKiy faNorahie 70
consolidation. Al YeunFstoNn ths
big nKhf 10 on. A. Youngstown ia
the eonnerffnE unh. geographically.
tsswrea seattle znd Vest Seattle,
association cannot taas plara witn
out YoanEntown'a consent
AZ noon todar 20 votes had bsefl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-25

rsrrnsrsl fAravstts- and
'~r wal;on.- blaodiszs surgeons.
Nns gre any sxhlhssion tonight
1fs tar which thsY have had
- 4 Tsnth avenue and HART
= kset ia spite Of their aa-
aensni in tbs Times this
tEzx
~ wappsunsin win not per-
h.
y at kss correctly classified
Bfal- sad the Phenomenal"
srtiIe hsssanoes. and sa such be
Fuzgsiy snpprees them
IEa4d q policemen. under com
zc = . police llsafeuanl. VIII b.
no a. The tsut touiaht. with
ii1as from the chief 20 pre-
A. psFformancs
- Hsppenslein was convinced
y Crest" and the ~Phsnom
sfih their brass band and
sFille hos, wers nuiasncsg. By
F<ss's n house owners IN the
NJ q the tent The canvas
- srseisd directly IN the
= ~ Broadway hospital and
h4aE nf a performance there
crafty disturb the patients
aospital a. well as the house
. he nelRh5orhood.
ps''ss VIII pc Ready.
1r1lngiy the police are ready
q toon a. the Great and
ai attempt 10 disturb
~ q the quiet nelghborhood
ne isut ls pitched
sipassres IN The Star have
Great AMI Phenomenal"
siiled Phenomenal was
fafiled yesterday that hls
sF'sd him again and he
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-25
|7HENoMENAL" LAFAYETTE AND GREAT
WALTON WILL GET NO CHANCE TO
FLEECE SEATTLE PUBLIC ARE De
cLARED A PUBLIC NUISANCE.

falied 20 arrive" Tor The second
time
According 10 the announcement
this morning he stopped of ~ Ia
coma and will not arrive nuiii
this afternoon
PoasIbif tbs Phenomenal had
xottan wind ~ thn fact that the
chief had decided that he could not
longest traffic on SECOND avenue
win a triumphai procession. head
ii by = brass band. and had foiice-
men A. the station 20 prevent the
brass band stunt
Bsnd wiii Ne Present
mis- Is Indicated BY the an
noaneemsnt this morning which
modesfly states that a committee
Viii meet him At the King street
depot a brass band viii be pres.
emit. READY TO ESCORT TIE
cARRTAGEs and their occupants 10
The Washington Annex hotel
Thus truth Is hdvertsntly creep
ing into the preaswofk Of the
Great Walton
aFakefs fake Skin game T.
sfakrfs we're the cries with which
the amalI boys of the Broadway
neighborhood met the announce
ment AZ the tent that no perform
anea would BE- held last night.
The principal attendance At the
tent lat night consisted Of chill
drsn. a brass band. which eoust-
fntes part Of the patsnt-medicins
troupe. played a few selections
which were not quite bad enough
10 drive Buster. Bobby. Bessie and
Bernies from the tent. but gave
true promise ~ what the real per
formanee would be. " permitted by
the police
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-25
is BADLY CUT

A frlghtful gash in the wrist vas
sustained this morning By young
maa named Peter Rust he was
carrying a chandelier with glass
globes tarhad. doSn Cherry 81 t.
and when near The corner Of the
Alaska building be slipped and fell
Nith a crash the glass cutting an
ugly wound IN his left wrist The
blood flowed from a severed ar.
terry with alarming rapidlty and
the Young mans tracks 10 the Cas-.
eade Gas and Electric Fixture Co
where be iH employed. showed a
chastity rarinIne streak.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-25
LIBRARIAN SMITH
RESIGNS

Chnriea W Smith librarian Of
the Seattle public library resigned
Al tho annual meeting held yester.
day afternoon. announcing that he
desired 70 return 70 the practice Of
the law
The resignation came az sur
pFlsa 10 the members Of the depart.
mont and the board Tho rraiRna.
lion will take effect on the fret Of
september.
Rev. !. r. y LlwYd was chosen
prsaldent In the reorganization Of
tho board for the ensuing year
prof. padelford filed his oath Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-25
GOLD

FAIRBANKS. Alaska My 3
one hundred passengers and gold
shipment ~ hair a million dollars
EFT here yesterday afternoon on
the steamer Tauana. bound for ses
Attic via Dawson and the upper fu.
kon
This f. the first gold alignment
sent out Of tho country this year
Among the passengers are many q
the most prominent men OF THIS
district. going out on business. The
majority II the passengers we're
women going ont FOR summer
vislt 10 the states. after the long
winter lnaIfa-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-25
WAIT FOR u. S.
TO ACT

Further action IN the extradition
Of John RiplinEer. fugitive ex-city
comptroller OF this city, awaits re-
suits from the state department az
Washington. which is supposed TO
be communicating with the Hon
duras government through that
governments representatives in
this country.
Prosecuting Attorney NacN 's'-sN
has received no late nows from
Washington as to che prasrt >.
the correspondence la the mean
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-25

office yesterday afternoon aud aag
In the meeting
Another meeting viii he called
next seek a. Nhfeh The rcaiEna.
ton % Mr.. smith vii hs accepted
and the board wiil begin 10 lock
for a suitable successor. Sir.
smith has held the position for
twelve Years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-25
POLICE WON'T LET
FAKERS RUN SHOW
TACOMA NEEDS COURT
FoR IT'S JUVENILES.

Judge Fraief. while holding Iave.
nlle court yesterday denauneed The
Judges 81 superior ceuff Of Pieres
couufv for failing 10 establish a
fuvenllr court IN that county as
they Worn empowered 20 do under
the law q 1905
The occasion waH the hearing In
the ease Of three Tacoma fneaecn.
ger boys who Eer- used ns agents
by persona selling cocaiue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-25

time the special deputy who has
been selected 20 10 % Honduras TO
bring back the fugitive cannot start
on his mission
At the city hall the exporting
OF the late comptroller's accounts
Is apparently as far from compile
ton as ever.
Treasurer Russell does not be
iieve that very much viii result
from the present exporting as the
missing books make Il practically
impossible TO give results that are
accurate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-25
VISCOUNT A0KI
IS COMING HERE

An inspection tour Of tho Pa.
eifio coast. including Seattle. viii
be made by Viscouut siuEo Aoki.
the Japanese ambassador 20 the
United States. lie viii b. here IN
about two weeks and may possibly
accompany tho Kurokt party on rs
return trip
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-25
REGRADE
PLANS

The board Of public works this
morning approved the plans and
specifications for the rcgrade ot
Third avenue from Denny way 10
Virginia street This work viii
cost in the neighborhood %
81 .00o GOO.
The work viii include all the reg-
ular city improvements such as
water mains. condults. sidewalking.
etc. Bids VIII shortly be called for
for The work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-25
KUROKI SAILS
JUNE 10

BOSTON. Maas May z6-Gsnsrsl
Kuroki Is being entertained here.
Ito declares that motor vehicles
are preferable % horses for mill
tarY purposes and he 10 studying
lhom aH be travels.
The general goes 10 Chicago then
% Seattle sailing fuf Japan June 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-25
PLOT TO KILL
THE KAISER

nER.lN. May Is "A plot to as.
saEainate Emperor william has
been uunafihad and frustrated rs
the police Russian anarchists
we're the rlug leaders Arrests have
been made. and today thiriYf.ve
anarchists. including three women.
are behind the bars -Four VIII be
held for trial. as conclusive eyi.
dence against them has been OBJ.
tanned The remainder VIII prob.
ably be released and deported
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-25

~ eeiaak skis afserneaa tte II
= ~ suxss Al reauwttese hse
- ras. Ia ant aaa-xataanasta
49, - rasiosltg. ana petisse thsr
= az saua9e n casss ttS entire
&ex< sxstnas anns.nftea- Beta
,ne<< trs .tearia4 ths fsFrtfoFy
i&1rns w1fn antnEna a4iss. trims
- = Tatsfa Tha anneNNfierfsts
- ~ A. ewrn hfsaa 1t faanNs
- a. rtrtnrr elsewhere
- rnsxstica of West Seattle.
~ Fufzs and Youngstown to ths
= Il ssaifi@ fuF which West
hrns- eisissss have fought for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-25
FLEE FROM
INDICTMENT
TRAINS CRASH
MANY KILLED

MEXICO CITY. May ga fast
passenger train was run into and
cut in two BY a freight near San
Luis potoai. and many passengers
we're killed outright. aud scores
fatally Injured.
The disaster occurred IN a deep
cut. aud the work Of rescue IL
nloN Pun details are lacking poo'
tors aud nurses have been rushed
10 the scene % the wreck on = spe
elAi train
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-25

The Chicago Milwaukee & ST
Paul railroad has issued It's first
circular advertising the beauties
and resources of Washington The
folders are being spread broadcast
throughout the United States.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-25
rlRGpRooF STAIRWAY.

The fire and water COMMITTEES
last night gave its time 20 a con
sldefatlon OF the stairway faciii
ties aud fire escapes Ia the new
building ordinance. A separate
fireproof stairway from top 20 bot
tom u required 10 - constructed
IN al hotels ard lodging houses
seven or more stories In height
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-25

Niw YORK. MAY as-Bris. Gen.
Henry * TurriH Z. s A., retired. ot
New Milford. conn died suddenly
IN THIS city OF heart disease.
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= ~
80 ~
- N
.,aoSs
ives @s.
ths.te ~
~ilhssss -.
treat 81 ~
Ian
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-25
YOUNGSTOWN MAY
BEAT ANNEXATION

cant al Youngstown. The majority
nFohabls aaalaat ANNEXATION.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-08-01
TROUBLE
is FEARED
On Account Of lnflammatory Speech
Operation Of Mines Resumed
ASSOCIATED Press.l

Duluth, Aug. Work on the docks
began promptly this morning with no
trouble.
Operations were resumed this NOR
ming in both the Hibbing and the Eve
leth districts also. There was no vio-
lence Of any kind this morning, but
owing to the effect Of an inflammatory
speech by strike leader Petriella be-
fore a mass meeting Of strikers at
Chisholm last evening, trouble is
feared. He said the moment was at
hand when the miners should take
the law into their own hands. He
ordered the men to arm themselves
and be prepared to strike to kill. He
said he did not care how many Of them
were killed in she fracas and urged
the men to fight to the last. Petriel-
la said:
Il want you to give them twenty
four hours and if at the end Of that
time justice is denied us, be prepared
to strike at the head Of any mar
that tries to crush you"
e advised the men to keep within
their halls and guard them with rifles
The Western Federation Of Miners
he said, was behind them.