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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-05
Prosecuting Attorney Macintosh VIII Not Sanction
Settlement Out of COurt-WhOm Does VIII H.
Morris Represent?

No settlement Of the Hiplinger
shortage viii be made which VIII
Involve the dismissal Of criminal
proceedings against John Rip.
linger
Prosecuting Attorney Nackntoah
today stated that he would not be-
party TO any settlement and that
the criminal proceedings would be
prosecuted irrespective Of any set
Element which might be made Of
RiplinEers civil liability.
= will not dismiss the crimianl
proceedings. said Mr. Maekintosh
10 a reporter for The star this
morning When the assistance Of
the state department at Washing
ton was asked 10 obtain extradl.
ton. ia addition to the affidavit an
agreement that no settlement would
be made had TO be sent 10 the de.
parimeut. and | intend 10 see that
u 10 kept az long as ! remain the
head Of this office"
Was VIII n Morris. said 81 BE-
attorney for John RiplinEer. on.
gagged BY Mrs RiplinEor during her
recent visit 20 Seattle. OF was he
engaged hy other parties interest
ca Ia having the criminal proceed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-05

Murphy. realizing that the land of
Hearts Desire" had at last been
reached looked mp into the strong
fighting face OF the labor leader,
aud IN a sobbing voice said.
BIN. the best hope of my life is
realized knew your innocence
would be established. and il has
been But my boy. ] face tho
threshold OF the great beyond just
now. know II better than any one
else. and I want 20 say now. dear
boy, our God Is wonderful lie has
protected YOU from harm as lie has
the sparrow, and please remember
this Is no time for you TO harb0r
resentment Forgive them. please.
II may be my last request
Haywood was moved, as were We
an. and as he kissed Murphy again
he aaid
John. walked through the
streets alone today. The birds sang
10 me and the flowers were sweet.
but as | thought Of the sacrifice
you have made, the life you have
given for me, | stood aghast and
wondered II man could be worth lt.
| viii take you home with me"
But as the words we're uttered
Murphy sank back into swoon.
But We who know Murphy realize
that he would say. were he able to-
IT was we'll worth Il all.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-05

inga dismissed for their own peace
OF mlud7
This is the question a. present
not only among politicians. but
iawysra The general impression,
particularly among lawyers 10.
mlliar with political conditions Ia
the city is that Morris has been
engaged By outside parties
Morris himself refuses 70 state
by whom be Was retained When
asked the question by a reporter
Cor The Star he said.
i refuse 10 state who employed
me. or whether saw Mrs. Rip.
liuger during her recent visit 20
Seattle ! am Ripllugera attorney.
That is as much as ! care 20
make public AZ the present time,
except that John Ripilnger never
took one dollar Of money belong.
ing 10 the city 81 Seattle or any
other person. The transaction q
the $500 surrat e. Goetz check
viii be satisfactorily explained In
due time
You will see Riplinger back
here unless my calculations 90
wrong"
Morris refused 10 state either
Ripliuger'a whereabouts or his fu-
ture method Of procedure
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-05

strength TO the defense. yet he mod
estly said to me on number OF
occasions.
AN / hope Is that I will be able
20 make one suggestion that will
help Bin"
When the final arguments IN the
case had begun Murphy commenced
10 fail
His death "a now apparently a
question OF only a few hours.
When the jury gave Haywood his
freedom Sunday morning. Murphy
was In comatoso condition in his
hospital bed
Immediately after reaching home
Haywood asked after the condition
OF his chief lawyer, and when told
he wopt outright and FASTENED to
tho hospital
lie was met By the sister IN
charge, who told him that Murphy
was too III To be seen
But ] must see himl" exclaimed
this man. fresh from his cell ia
prison. and finally he was admitted
10 the small room within which the
life of Che loyal man was slowly
ebhlng out
Joint" said Haywood. as he
rushed over TO the bed. Then. RATS
inE the emaoiated figure Of his
friend, he pressed kiss upon the
weary. care lined brow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-05

NEW YORK. Aus "A l.
Arehlboid. viconresldenr Of tho
standard oli today Issued 1 state
msnt Ia which BE- SAYS Commission
81 of Corporations Smith has not
giycn ihe standard fair deal la
prvpsrins his report on oil Ito
says part % the statement reads
it n Sufficient for ga 10 say IN
preparation 20 che report that smith
ard roe see 90 even to confer With
as We think the public viii agree
that NC are a. least entitled o. b.
heard % such y manner II Smith
had seen On % Coufer with a.. va
vouid readily have furnished him
with data Tor tfuthmi statement
~ facts nn The aneallun
Following Archiboida statement.
Secretary Pratt ~ the STANDARD Oil
said The reported statement OF
Chamberlain. 81 The National Pc.
tfoleum association. that an ad
vance IN OF prices be made a. a
result q che fiue - entirely unwar
fanied and absolutely untoauaed
Chamberlain IL challenged to reveal
the sources ~ bis mislniOrmation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-05
SEATTLE GIRL Is
DROWNED IN SURF

White surf bathing Saturday aft
ernoan az Weatport. on Chohalls
point at the entrance 60 Gray s
hafbar with a party Of friends.
Mlsa Edna Davidson. the iayear
old daughter of Mr. and Mrs p n.
DaFidaon. of i42s Eighth av, was
drov ned Up to this afternoon a
coniinuous search Tor the body had
boeu frulflcas
M Davidson and party Of
friends are at NCstport conducting
the search
Ailse Davidson WAS a senior in
the Seattle high school She and
four companions, The Misses Lucille
Schroeder and Carrie Welliver and
Mrs Edwards and daughter Of
Weesnort. were bathing and were
swept away hy-a large wave The
life saving crew rescued all the
memberH OF the party except Miss
Davidson Miss Schroeder was 90.
conscious and her life was despair
ed Of for some time
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ls.alll. 90. E.sIusI.s s,r.Ie

Seattle stars Exclusive sersiee.)
BOISE Idaho. Aux Greater
love hath no man than this that
be lay down his life Tor bis friend
Therefore ! say God bless John
n Murphy for this is practically
what be has done for VIM u HAY.
wood Aud Haywood aud AL his
friends aay Cod bless Murphy
They know se gave his life 10 the
man Nho Ia nos free
When the bitter feeling nuRen-
dcrcd b. this most notable 81 all
murder urais shall have passed
away. the amazing sacrifice 90 this
man Murphy will stand ont like a
beacon light Ia the darkness. a per.
pciual reminder ~ the nobility Of
which human nature Is capable
John N Murphy is a Denver law,
ser. For years he has been the at
tofney of tho Western Federation
Of Miners lie has shaved for them
niEht and day. and never has he
asked whether or not the Zoe would
be forthcoming
Seventeen weary months went
By. and still Murphy hung on When
Haywood case came to trial. Mas
p, Murphy was fiat on his back IN
Denver hospital
= must 20 10 Boise. he declared
TO so TO Hoise means death 60
you. mani said his physician.
a can't help that replied Muir.
ply 4 must do what can 60 help
MN"
And be came So weak was he
that he had 20 sock a hospital Inn.
modlately, aud there he has been
ever since. with the exception OF
what time he was able TO be In
court. a few hours every day.
Several years ago he retired from
the active life. and has acted az a
general court OF last resort when
the affairs OF the federation have
been brought into question.
lie VAS "A victim Of that dread
disease tuberculosis and when
Haywood Mover and pettibone
were arrested he was In a desper
ate state He was helpless ia a
hospital when they we're Struggled
out OF Denver. Their other law
yere rushed TO Murphy, and Mur
ply. notwithstanding his weakened
condition, gave them advice. aud
from that day forth continued to
direct tho case. and SO matsorly
was his counsel that Il finally re
suited in freedom fer Haywood, as
the Whole world knows today.
Ills advice WAs tower IT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-05

know she vas giving away bis tip
to her friends.
On another occasion the Irish
woman handed over fl2.500 for In.
vestmeut wiih Morgan on the same
terms az the first. and then SO. poo
more Finally Miaa BlOunt, having
asked for results. received a check
which the bank returned marked
"aeoWint closed
Then the Leslie woman began OPP
Grating on Mrs Stokes She told
the same tale about MorEan and got
first 81 1900 from her Then she w..
cured 5000 more, promising 800
per cent return IN seven months.
Finally this game flattened out.
when she WAS arrsiEnod IN police
court j. Pirrpont Morgan ~sk plac-
"a upon the VII Reas atan@.
"fo you kHow Mrs T.rsiie p asked
Mr. Sims. the public prosecutor.
"Not so far "A I can renSeni beg, p
snswefsa Ar Morgan. ii~ also de-
ubsua ali kSo ledes % a@y siAa1cAsi
dealings wish hSs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-05
BUNcE ASKS
FOR OPIUM

James "A Ounce. the endepHty
sheriff recently tried aud acquitted
on the charge 81 smuggling goo
pounds 81 opium into this clty
FROM British Columbia ihis after
noon asked the federal court 70
aiiuW him 90 pay 81 zoe dusty on
the opium and % soil it The ap
piicailan % made in ar answer
10 the governments petition "a
condemn the goods for government
sale. which would mean fhsi nlnce
would lose what money be had
paid for the opium nuncc rs.
capped conviction on the ground
that be had bought the amugKlcd
goods and was using if In an IT
tempt 90 catch certain amuTslers.
ahe believed him one II their
number
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-05

~. Then Mrs Leslie threw No her
dog lob and devoted herself to the
Cassie Chadwick brand Of high
finance.
She started IN BY limiting ~ her
connection with a great American
money King. and then gradually
worked up I omeutl0ning Morgan
az her financial adviser. One even.
ing az dinner with Miss blOuut a
fricnd7 , 49, ~" Mrs. Leslie said
Morgan had sent the flowers TO her
az a make up gift, because he had
lately been disaRreeable 10 her
= wish he wouldn't do these
things" said Mrs elsie.
Then 81 ebegaB to dip into Miss
Blount'a purse. Morgan. she said,
had lei her into e good thing prom
Using that for every $500 she In
vested she would receive i2 per cent
interest and tl25.000.000. Miss
Bl0unt passed over $1,000 IN a check
drawn 70 Mrs. Lesiie's order, whd
explained that this was necessary
because she did not want Aerssn tO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-05
Bard Of Equalization FayOrs ReadjustmsnI Of Values
On Tide Lands Throughout the County Downtown
Property May be Raised Materially.

Al seaaasaiien Of real estate a.
wssmsns as well a. those GA per.
rsssl property win - made ~
~ soan,y board Of saaalaafon.
Eaisa begins is session to-day ana
shirk wiIl remain ia scaslon toF
thve wseks
lnnsdiAssIy after the heard or
palrea ~ TIE choice % County
cpmasisslouer Ian v. Abraham as
fAaiFman. Councilman PRED sawyer
eas q he seaftie members OF the
eeAfd asked that the secretary b.
fsgEsscd 70 write % the prose
falag attorney 70 inquire a. 70
pasiber the board had power 20
sqa4nse Assessments on real estate
q cd numhaFea years. Secretary
Asnsu pgUdacsd two eommunica
ysoaa. enc from Asst Attorney
G@nersl J q Alexander. aud the
utAeF IRON Asst Prosecuting Attof-
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ney y - Hcrold. stating that the
board haa sue hpowcr
The general uplnion among the
members Of the beard ia Ia favor
81 an equalization ~ ancnfa
Oh real estate throughout tho
conntY This will Feaiig amonuf 10
an assessment Of all the real estate.
a. YerY few lots IN che city. aud
little acreage IN the county Is as.
seN@ea anywhere near Ia true
value
Property N che doNuiown sec
,ion Of the city, nov assessed a.
ateni ne per cent Of ita value vii
D. tho hardest his by such a0Hat
ifatlon Afier the reading al tho
Communication a. 10 the powers Of
the board Il adjourned until 10
o clock tomorrow
The members Of this yeafs board
are Chairman y n Abrahama.
County Commissioners Rutherford
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-05
LITTLE BRIDE, TURNED AWAY BY HARD
LAW, MUST GO BACK ALONE

lIaushlch Tamhra is a ranchef
Of Moncta, Cal Aa things we're
pfoaperlnK with him ha wrote TO
HIS brother IN Japan u short time
ag0 a. send him a bride Sic sent
his photograph IN the accustomed
way and IA a short time che Pic.
tnre pi a little brown maid came
back iils picture was registered
In duo form. and he and fuil Tia.
mafa were engaged "a b. married
She then bfavsly TOOK passage on
tho steamer All Maru aud a few
dag AFRO arrived ia Seattle
Hanahichl who had come from
California % claim bis bride. ar
rived yesterday and hurried 20 the
steamer Il developed from tho
questions that Wef. put 70 him
that according 10 tho American
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-05

Law he was not froa man and
.hat y ho married Full he would
hr guilty ol hlFamy.
Il vas proven that Hanahichi LEFT
q wife ln Japan when he came
AwnF aevon years nEo About four
years ago be wrote Ia hla brother
ia The floNsry Kingdom To secure
a separation for him and q divorce
hy pyoAy ln accordance with the
lapenrsr law was obtained Han.
shichl wRa Informed yesterday that
accofdins to The American las be
was Dos legally divorced. aud that
a second marriage could not take
placu fhia means that hiH little
almoHd eyed bride that wnatn be-
Must make The long Journey back
90 LOTUS land. disappointed and
alone
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-05

fse called her cheap and helli.
tied heF nad her people
sc snfawrd vas tho baron AZ the
fact that BITS fatherin.law bad cut
him of with a bcgrariy 5000
year that be- auatfeird with Sir
John on hla deathhcd.
III order 20 anpgaee her inais'rnt
husband the baroness voluntarily
adaed gia.oQ0 d year % this sum
sstll the harna WAS bot satisfied
Nna finally debts and hrutality
drove hof Go court where she was
given a decree.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-05
m r der
10y United prsss.l

DAYTON Ohio. Aug Anna
Mufkowitz. tho daughter OF a pawn
broker. was assasainatod last night
near the Old Soldiers home. aud
Abe Cohen. a travelling aaieuman.
~ suffering from bullet wound
aa result Of the attack which Ia
supposed 10 have been made BY a
degenerate Bertha MurkoWltz. a
sister u the dead girl. escaped and
gave The alarm After Cohen had
been beaten and shot, Anna Murko-
WITT Was draRRed away aud
rirangied 90 death Many tragedies
have been committed on the same
scene
Later Jacob v, James and
Bertha Murk0wiiz. brothers and
sister OF The murdered girl, are
under arrest The police are under
the impression they were following
Cohen and Anna.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-05
HE MARRIED FOR MONEY; SHE
FOR LOVE; HE WON, SHE LOST

fhlhef Oh further meeting the
bafnaa Indebtedness Noi cuufeu
HitA squeezing money oat of the
fepi family 81 this rate. Eckhard
tifia treated bis wife with cruelty.
ahd san around With other women
nu thc wedding day the baron
n@ca such language 10 the train
FROM e. Ailaus 70 81 rancras that
TEE Baroness Naa reduced 10 tears
Etna ~ Paris. whilc on the honey.
nnon. be- would leave hor and re-.
tiifn very late az night Thoy sent
90 Berlin aud there ha would leave
BIZ size aione with a servant ~.
iaralaE in tire eafly morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-05
MINING MAN
DIES HERE

Frederick nouley. az years az
age, and a yell knowa operator In
Alaska fields. died yesterday IN
Providence hospital from cancer
h0uley first went 90 Alaska a.
ISIS. and has spent most Of the
Intervening years in the various
northern districts lie came 10
Seattle last july,
Funeral services we're held this
afternoon Al 1 O'Clock from the
Church Of Our Lady of Good HELP
intermeut eoing made ia Calvary
cemetery
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-05

Charged with annoying women
and young girls with whom ihey
wcre not acquainted. L. n Doug
lar and y Eastman. tho former rs
and the latter II years Of axe.
scre arrested yesterday IN Wood
land park BY Patrolman r. H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-05
IN HONOR OF PERRY

TOLEDO. o.. Aus g. The "ylc
tory monument "a honor II Com
modrrc oliver Perry Was unveiled
tn Victory park. Putln bay. today
ia the rain. A naval parade prm
eeded the unyclliu9 Vice rrusi
dent Fairbanks gave a Discourse on
events leading 70 rerfy'e victory
A ball viii b. held tonlEht Ia honor
OF Fairbanks and bis @ifr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-05
MEET DEATH IN WATER.

NORFOLK. Va. Aug 5.-Three
brothers. Edward q Herbert. John
T. Garrett and Chiffon Garrett. sons
OF q 7 Garrett. ~ Newport News.
we're drowned ehen gasoline
launch "a which they we're riding
was struck b. a barge which ran
completely over a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-05
COMPLAIN ABOUT
SLAUGHTER HOUSE

Citizens Of Youngstown. which
has become par. OF Seattle with the
annexation Of West Seattle. have
madn number OF complaints,
among them some 90 Tho Star. con
corning the condition Of the meat
market and slaughter house con.
duofed hy William moxam az that
place
Now that Youngstown is under
the Jurisdiction Of Seattle. the
heaish board may be- asked 20 force
hluxam 10 clean up.
Some ~ tho charges made hy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-05
tNGLAND's CASSIE USED j. P. MORGANS NAME
kss- cHApwlcKs FAMOUS
FRENxiEo FINANCE FRAUD
CANE REPEATED ~ MRS.
LESLIE ACROSS TIE WATER.

Yrs Cassie chaa~le<, o. clsvs-
ssd. o. new serving a term IN the
''sss psnlssntisry. used the rsns Of
AHeFsA Carnegie N eonnsction with
ne amazing schemes sire rad for
ss's'as sshsf psspls's money.
ons Of her pet possessions vas
N9ooo sss<k 70 which she had
iefssa ne steel kings name. she
sHselea 70 Be very wealthy ard 10
. n@ss snosvndsd Influence ever GER
tslr men u wealth.
pc forged notes AZ will. made
HNsns'al dupss 81 some nren and in.
pssssa others with her ability 70
~ ihfonsh sng scheme she might
A''enipti legitimate OF Otherwise.
UNION. Aug 5--Imlfafinr The
@eth0ds Of Cassie Chadwick and
-.iaE ne name Of } pierpont Mor.
a. a decoy. a woman Known as
-. Josephine Leslie. employed a.
= English gennei maid aaeceeded
= os.aining from a rich irish won.
=. Aisa Annie Blount. So 500. and
So 81 English widow Mrs Maria
o.sNsS 1850 According 10 the
pc sae also secured large suruH
ron other people
.asie Il much mystery attached
Ne case, Tor the police aay Mrs
$3.50, $3.50 ~no is now a prisoner. has
'',sseses worth millions.
~ Leslie displayed worthless
\ - lol amounts up 20 : 900 900
r' gs'sfs % show Miss Blouut how
~ she vas. and succeeded In
@sassne the guiiibln Irish won.
va she had pierpont Norman
-, - hef thumb, and that Morgan
~ - 3aiiSst on bis knees 10 her. trg.
u 4 induce her 30 Invest money
p h3E sesuritles
a. lNe tao women met while Miss
A.. - was on visit 10 some coun-
~ ~ sfNsas where Mrs Leslie was
~ q,s'ssffsa 10 look after tho dogs
~, NV 'slsi'or from ireland was in.
1870 sssssl b. The culture and eentllliy
- Il, y Mrs Leslie. Who appeared
= %gNh superior 10 The ordinary
~ Il haglish asrganta.
-. As'a Mise Blount terminated her
a. - and The keuuol main were
Nshs~ and later mel frequent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-05
TO CONSIDER PLANS

An important meeting In refer
encs 10 the Alaska. Yukon. Pacific
exposition work IL scheduled for
Friday. August =. between the ex.
eoutive committee ~ the exposition
ana the Washington state commits.
sion. appointed by the governor 10
looa after the part this state Ia TO
take Tn the big fair
The nature Of the exhibits To b.
made hB the state will be decided
upo@ as fer a. possible. and the
final plans for the construction Of
the state bHliaina and the forestry
bullGlag eili be cOnsiaefm1.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-05

Youngstown people against Rloxam
are that ha has no way 81 cooling
meat, that u IN allowed 60 hang
on the hooks until decay Hets in
that the slaughter house. within a
hundred feet Of the main street Of
Youngstown Is filthy aud ita odoB
offend paaAefs BY. aud that the
Whole place Is unclean and unaanl
tafy
The Youngstown people had no
recourse before annexation. but be
ileYe seattle authorities should
cause a clean up az once.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-05
KING TO GET
GOOD BERTH
tstaf special Service

VANCOUVER. y C.. Ans 5-
II is reported here on The best Of
authority that w. - Kiae. az pres
ent auditor 81 tho white Pass a
Yukon Route. will uuuceed T. ~
Rogers. traffic mAnaeer. who has
resigned 20 take effect August So.
20 so with the Tauana railroad
Mr. Kinn has been connected wifh
the white Pass Tor years and 81
one OF the best known officials Of
the road In the north
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-05
HEGAvE HISuFEFOR Me- W.D.HAYWOOD

REMARKABLE STORY or Law
YER mURpAYs SACRIFICE.
WHICH WILL oUTLAsT EV.
cry OTHER INCIDENT OF
TAE GREAT MURDER TRIAL
AT Rolsg-oH DEATH DED
HE TELLS HAYWOOD. A FREE
MAN. TO FORGIVE THEM ALL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-05

ASSAULT 10 CLAIMED.

Jeff benson, of Southeast Seattle
came into Justice John r. Car
rolls court this morning covered
with nandagos and wearing thick
coat OF chalk on hls face. which
had been hlaekeucd by blows claim.
- TO have bocn administered By
John Dickson
Dickson was arrested and charged
With assault and battery
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-05

Risely and charged with disorderly
conduct
The boys were engaging the AZ.
teuilon Of women walking through
the park by loud and boisterous
language. and failed 10 desist upon
being warned by the officer They
we're accordingly taken into Gus
tody.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-05

London. waa married against her
fathers earnest wish % Baron Won
Eekhardsiein. thea secretary Of The
German embassy AZ London. but
the world I'D NOT know. unill the
facts were exposed ia court. o. the
troubles hbe had been
through.
Within Is months after the mar
Rage. IN isse. SIR blandcll Maple
paid ueariy $500 600 IL eettlnE the
baron ont 81 debt. aud in 1906 the
baroness herself paid $1,000 600 of
hcr own fortune ieft her b her
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-05

CHICAGO. Aug 5-Tho furniture
trust waH officially wiped out Of
existence today. when Judge Ian.
dis who fined the Standard Oh
company Saturday. entered a for.
mal order permanently entoininR
thn American Seating company. a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-05

II Andrews and g other members
Of what Is known as the 'PFuden-
ual club. from entering into an
other trust agreement
The trust was recently indicted
under the sherman antitrust law,
all members pleading guilty except
the y ~ Stafford company. which
intends 20 fight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-05

Seattle Star Exclusive servieel
LONDON Ang EuTiand has
not yea ceased n talk about the sad
case 81 the nafpnees Won Eekhani.
steim. nor have tho English papafs
ceased 81 comment eailgpmailY up
on tho unusual features ~ her "a
Foree The evidence plainly nhaw,
81 that che barron married for
money. huf that bis wifo was deep
ly On loen mtih him
The world knpWa the fact that
Miss Maple daughter % Hir John
uianfsii Maple. now deceased. whn
was called ghe Marshall taeiA ~
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AsrEH nALsgV JvaVMEN.
10y unI,sd PrssAl

EAN FRANCIsCO. Aus. o with
four sworn Jurors Ia the box. the
attorneys In the iialssy trial have
begun the examination ~ sddi.
iional tRleamen Three we're ten
p0raFily PASSED They are James
bufk@. q coal dealer; John y
Y0ana. o hs,slkeeVeE. and EAN
&kAhaD. n STOcSr