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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-30
MORRIS ARRAIGNS
ALIENLSTS
Aged Attorney Passionately Appeals for Life Of His
Erring Son Chester Remains Unmoved-At-
tOrney Morris Scores States Alienists.
tssar Special ssrvies.)

TACOMA. Wash. Jan. 30.-Ches'
ter Thompson may know bis fate
Saturday morning The case. II IL
promised. will be turned over the
the jury Friday noon. wiz ~.
Thompson. the father Of the de-
PENDANT will begin bis final address
90 the jury tomorrow morning At
t0rney VIII Morris Was unable 10
conclude az IL O'Clock as had been
anticipated. and the second session
was concluded before he yielded 10
the prisoners father.
The aged advocates address viii
not be flushed until Thursday
evening If then. The man will
make the most desperate plea
Of his life. and will pour ont all the
cioquenee at his command In n 80.
pfeme attempt 20 swing the scales
In his sons favor
The crowd IN the court house
Hobbies has been continually grow
lax all day. and az the opening OF
thia afternoons session the scenes
eciipsed those at the beginning 81
the hearing. Attorney Morris In
his arrnignment made n particularly
vicious attack upon the alienists In
iredueed b. the state. he named
Doctors Read aud Hedpath especial
~. and denounced them as danger
Gus hlrelinEe. who thought more Of
their employers than their repuia.
ton. who had delivered the goods
aud had received their pay. but who
had sacrificed their self respect.
The universal impression seems
70 be that the jury viii not delibsr.
at more than sir hours. maybe less.
In arriving n verdict C0incideut
with this Impression IL the belief
that the result will be a finding OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-30

BANK oLeARlNas.
thsfNaHc over same 4
= date last year. . ts.66s.ts =
ssstssssssssssts
AND THE END
IS NOT YET

Ths nfs Russell and Miracle ma.
satieh, which has added 30 mueh
&c the Eayety ~ Eratflaitrs dufins
ths last slx months. 10 not yet
ended Though the prosecuting at
teFnet has dismissed the criminal
charges against nr. George Miracle.
the sivii side % the strife l. not
ended
Last week a Fepieyin suit vas
started IN which Or Annie Russell
sought te obtain possession 81 sone
eafiea which she claims she en-.
trusted 70 pr Mlracie IN Mexico
20 Set across tho line tn order TO
plat On Uncle Sam the arlatocratie
stiek q avoiding duty.
Judge Carroll could not sec HE
Way clear 20 assisting Dr. Russell
hftsF the scuTsy trick on poor Old
Uncle SAM ana decided IN favor Of
hr. Miracle. pF. Russell yesterday
save Notice % an appeal. Ming the
oecea4afy bond
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-30

murder ia the second degree. al
though the counsel for the defense
insist Il viii be full acqulttai.
The limit Of punishment for muir
der In the second degree is life Inn
pfiaonmenI
The prisoner does not appear 20
mind the strain. and even laughed
this morning when Attorney Nor
rls on walking 10 bis place. uipped
and fell. but he has grown notice
ably thinner nevertheless. and his
appearance - somewhat unkempt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-30
PARKS ARE
ALWAYS AHEAD

ancn their bald mountains In the
perspective. will return here glad
that bis home n In the evergreen
state where hlM eyes are Kiaddoned
every day with the eott, pleasant
vtew Of green things everywhere.
They have one advantage Ia that
thsy can speaa an their money on
PARKS. while hers Il II roaAs Ne
saat. rather than parks. aud not =
1sEle q cur park substance has to
80 - Masking roads and boaievarda
Their little parks are nice, hut
the I've main parks win require
years and years to bring them up
IN ANYTHING like perfection Grif.
fifth PARK. with ia three thousand
aefvs. sill Fuauifc 100 years 10
bring Il 40 % perfect park. Our
Woodland park. think. IL up 20 any
az theirs
Mr. Shrewsbury speaks highly az
the park officials and mayor ~ Los
Angeles. ali % whom showed him
every courtesy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-30

A silent war has been wnEsd al
aser the country for a muuth past
between tas newspapers and tiss
railroads. ever the question u ~esii-
tafiai transportation"
timber ihs old arrangement Amer
lean newspapers published aavef z
tialuH matter foF the railroads. sHs
egualnR time tables. IN cxrhnnss for
transportation Regular contracts
we're entered into yearly fpt 40
many hundred dollars worth Of
transportation. 70 be paid for Ia ad-
vestisinx q equal value.
Under the rev railroad Law the
officials claim that thor have no
right to make these exchsnso ar
ranKsfnonfH. and declare that they
must charge AL Encouragement fun
fare haueefofsh.
incidentally they Intimate that
ne newspapers were very foolish 70
allow such railroad law 60 be
passed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-30

FOR one mile. rs cents. hack fare for
one person for Ouc-half mile. 30
cents. hacks for shopping or calling
purposes. fi.b0 per hour. Automo-
hlls operators will have the privi-
feee of fixing their own prices. SO
long AZ they are within a reasonable
scope
A resolution. also prepared BY the
eafumlftes on transportation. calling
for more effective delivery % tsies
grams was adopted by the chamber.
Thia resolution ~ the result ~ an
examination o. the managers Of the
Telegraph companies BY the CONF
ultfee. II was found that the de-
las vas due in n great majority of
eases % the delivery OF the mes
saKe after being received az this
eity. a number of cases were cited
where business had been lost by
the delay 40 receiving messages.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-30
FIGHTING SAILOR
is ARRESTED

United States Deputy Marshal r.
" Lathe arrived In Seattle last
nieht. having In custody y Marks.
a seaman Of the bark Clinkitat.
whom he arrested ut Port Town
send on Sunday. Marks IA charged
with having bruially assaulted Sec.
ond officer J. Mckenzie. while the
vessel Was off Cape flatterY.
Marks is at present confined In the
county Jail. pending his trial In the
United States court.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-30
PIONEER IS
LAID TO REST

This afternoon at 2 o'clock the
body Of Christian schuerman, one
Of geattle's earliest pioneers, was
laid to rest IN a steel vault In
Mount Pleasant cemetery. The Ger
emonlea At the residence. 22S2 nth
Az. west. were performed by DIR.
NJ A Mathews. and az the grave.
Rav. T. " Forbes preached a short
sermon. The only flowers ON the
caaket was a large spray OF pure
white roses from the widow An
other offering was floral chair
with the words. Dear Husband and
Father AZ Rest" inscribed.
Twenty hacks we're In the funeral
procession to the cemetary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-30
EIGHTY MINERS DIE
/ N EXPLOSION

anY ~ the woFkmsn alive The
rhine IL q compietp ruin. and the
shock was 30 great a. 10 wreck
mauY hulldinRx In The Immediate
xIcinitY.
Most af the victims wsrs married
men and Americans There were
few eolofed mon. and about 20
aileas among the number Of work.
men The cause az the explosion
has not been learned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-30

'+rhis business puts new nfe In
me.
II brings back thoughts Of Coney,
And II tioKg does not capture u.
It's up to you Malonoy.
And Fey. you Try your hand AZ II.
ne careful how you swing.
Aud Jones ia right In back OF
you.
And be might get the ring"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-30
&. M. DE- ST. WORK
is HELD UP

be renewed with more than the
usual viRor on bofh sides OF the
mountains
Tunnel work In the Rocky noun
tains IL being pushed vigorously,
but the poor operation Of the trains
has caused a lot Of annoyance In
getting necessary material onto the
ground
There IN good deal OF rock
work being prosecuted In the cuta
I'm the Cascades and good many
men are at work IN the open coun-
try on the other side Of the noun
tains In the contract work Fur
Their east the company itself Is en-
ploYing large bodies OF men on
open work where the conditions
permit 1t 20 be carried on.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-30
LACK OF FUNDS
ENDANGERS CITY

flee caused By lack Of funds
Th@gw II nothing being done ~
thu state pure food commissioner
or his deputies anywhere and u
IL said that nothing has beyn done
for alx months The last lclfnlaiare
cut down the regular APPROPRIATION
81 see HAen Il should legc been
raised fire or ten Thousands dollars,
ncoanllas TO the statements q 10.
cal officials
The matter u The Serena farm -
told In .ths STIR yesterday. vas re-.
terrell t. the heal members Of the
state taard ~ health. bat q vas ~
ported tfsai nothing could be done
state DEPUTY Pure Food Commits.
aionar Hansen. ntatioaed at Seattle.
hAvinK nothlnK 10 DO IN bis official
capacity. has Rnna away 70 attend
daixf school until such time "a
there Is money to do something
Nth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-30
STORMS DELAY coNsTRuc-
TON GANGS. ALTHOUGH
TUNNEL WORK 10 PROGRESS
ING RAPIDLY.

Reports received NJ tho general
office Of the Milwaukee railroad IN
thia citv are 20 the effect that
very little construction work IL
going on IA the Cascades or has
been since the beginning Of the late
storms.
About all that can be done, :"
said an officer Of the company. is
10 protect what has already been
accomplished In the early spring
IL IL announced that the work will
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-30
KANSAS Clue MEETS.

At meeting Of the Kansas club,
held IN the Alaska building last
night. resolutions wera adopted arg
Ing that an appropriation for the A.
Y y Z be made By the Kansas leg
ialAtars. ~ soon IA the Washington
legislature has acted NJ y. Jeffrey
was elected president. Harry y.
Moore. vice president. and J A.
Cakes. secretary treasure ExAov.
lAedy. who IL now pFActlcing Law al
VAldeK. addressed the meeting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-30
MILLION DOLLAR GRANT
/ TO A. Y.P.E. ASSURED
.u.n Pipefs Appropriation Bills Go to House
r,s Favorable Senate Committee Report Slight
s,..,st. But Vote Proves Unanimous.

bills now 81 to the houss. with the
prospect ef early and favorable con.
stdHratlan.
The appropriations COMMITTEES
amended tiii No. ~ appropriatins
tue nancy Far the exposition to pros
vide that the appropriation shall
nsNef become general state debt.
bat te paid onb oat 81 the re-
esinta fretn the sale ~ Lake unian
and lake Washington shore lands
nen owned by the state. The com.
Hlstsee alsa amended bin No. let
providing Eof che sale 81 such
iaudH % provide that lands IN 'front.'
ut parks Be given 10 Seattle faf
perk purposes
Ths paassxe ~ these bills makes
ne Hallssen dollar appropriation eeF-
tsiu without levyinK general tai
ever the state. = plan which had
encountered much objection.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-30
PRESIDENT FORD HAS
RETURNED

Steamer city ~ Puebla arrived
frofn san Francisco th.s morninH
wtth I Soc tons % grusral fnss
ehasaAxe and ts9 passengers ,. e
Ford. president % the Pseific Coast
Steamship company. and vice prssl
dent % the raei1c Coast company.
Nhe hss ben RI san Francisco fur
tue weeks fstafned On the steamer.
" = Curtis port steward af san
Ffanetseo. also arrived and sgll
spshs = fee asya IN this city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-30
MURDER CHARGED


WASHINGTON. u. C.. Jan % =
William G copley, aged Sc years. a
ewnsas clerk. uAa arrested this
morning. following the discovery III
bis wlfv and .six.moashsold daugh
ter dead. with ballet holea through
their heads Copley said hlH wlfe
killed herself and the baby. He
claims he was sitting 10 tho front
room whsn he heard ahof Rnd
rushed IN and found MS wife dead
Cepts1 called doctor. and de-
eiared he didn't know the baby was
dead until the doctor puilesi dove
THE hea covers A l.yoar.uid son.
Raymond. Ia the sans room sas IN.
uialested Coplcy served In tbs
Philippines A. a member of the
Thirty fourth Iowa regiment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-30
MAKES ATTACK
ON HITCHCOCK

domain aud all others seeking title
20 public lands. II ~ without prece.
dent in history in any government,
save as applied To individuals sus-
pected OF reasonable Intentions.
There has been continual howl
from the interior department. lead.
ing to the belief that the west is
full Of thieves Charges are made
Unfortunately against 100000
people. when the fact is We find
only one out OF every 100 entries
ON public land has been fraudu.
lent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-30
YE EDITOR NOW PAYS
HIS RAILROAD FARE

On the other hand. the publish
srs astltns 70 run the railroad time
tableA. Or any other notices 81 value
10 the reads Hence u h that the
tisna tables have utterly disappear
ea throughout the land. and when
tbs rahise wants 20 know what time
train leaves o. an excursion
moves out ~ town. recourse must
% nd 60 the telephone.
Tln result IL that railway ticket
offieta are Inundated with telephone
calls. 60 The great discomfort and
pefpfFxity Of aK~nta
So far this year the railroads
have. Himnag without exception. de-
eliuec 70 pay IN cash for adves-
tisfue ttsetf time tables. etc. fiEur-
iue That ths outlay Tor this purpose
would necessarily be very heavy
Ia The meantime Mr.. Editor pays
hfs fare when BE rides on the rail-
ROAD train. something without rree-
eaent In American history,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-30
DAIRY INSPECTION 10 a DEAD
LETTER LAW AND miLkMEN
OF slna COUNTY ADOPT
FALSE METHODS on cLEAn.
Illness.

Mia Inspector Woodcock vent
out 70 the Peter serUna dairy farm
again to-day to see II tho occupants
- The place had made thorough
cleanup az he directed should be
done Mr. woodcock has no author
ifY outside OF the city but be- has
lhr lsQueF e. shut of the supply %
mia and cream coming Va from that
farm unless his orders arr cbsyesi
ana thss will be done.
The altuatiou AZ this farm and all
over the conuty % King aud the
state d made uanifrstly worse BY
the wuetni lack Of cffieiuncy In the
state pure food commissioners Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-30

NEW BILL FOR
ANNEXATION

A petition for the paseing ~ =
BIN for annexation VIII be pre-
srntsH C. the preasnt Legislators
Within the next two weeks THIS biil
VIII set forth that whenever 5 per
cent 81 the electors ot any unin.
eofparatsd territory request the
county comnal ssloners Tor an eisc A.
ton 20 decide upon annexation such
must be called Immediately. This
nm vas decided upon AZ a meeting
Of special committee ~ the Gem
trail Improvement organization held
~ the Chamber ~ Commerce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-30

$50 600 from that state.
A l. CRAIG. u the Great North
ern. states that the words "Aiaaka-
Yukon Pacific Expo IN Seattle.
1905. has been placed on AL thu
menu cards u the road and also IN
All the display advertisements IN
the eastern papers
A letter from william MoMur-
ray. general passenger agent Of the
o ~. a ~. states that bis road
IL following out the plans o. the
Great Northern on Sc menu cards
and In eastern papers.
the Northern Pacific N also adj
vertining the exposition on the let
Ter heads and n distributing leaf
lets giving plans and general In
formation about the A.-Y.-P.-E
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-30
(seripps Telegraph ssrvlee.l


NEW YORK. Jan. 30-A glance
at the hands held by attorney Tor
both sides of the ThRw case today
suffieed TO show that the trial viii
become a struggle of allenists The
issue will undoubtedly be whether
or not Thaw was insane when he
shot White. II Is understood that
rhaw has finally become reconoiled
to the plea OF temporary insanity
Harry c. Breareley. one OF the
Jurors selected this morning 10 re-
place those dismissed, stated today
that he would not object 10 the in
PRODUCTION OF the plea OF insanity
as an excuse for committing a
crime, and added that should such
a plea be entered. he would be dis
posed To give the defendant the
benefit OF the doubt, as Tar as Ques.
tioning the mans insanity was con.
ccrned
Thaw's mother and the Countess
Of Yarmouth sent word that they
were suffering from colds and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-30
OFFICERS ARE GIVEN
PROMOTION

immigration Inspector Parker
Ellie. who has been with the local
immigration office for several years,
has been appointed inspector IN
charge Of the waterfront division.
Wlih Inspector Turner NJ vice in
apeetor IN charge. This II the fret
change that has been made IN the
immigration circles since Mr.. sar-
gent has been IN charge. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-30

I am glad 70 80 back 10 Astoria
and prove my Innocence without
going 70 all The trouble and 81.
penae Of fighting sxtradition. rs I
can prove that ! had no connection
with The death ~ Blanche Day
G. Roy Fux. the lsycaroid boy.
wanted IN Astoria. Ore. for eoa.
necEi0n sIth tbs death os the above
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-30
MANY PERMITS
FOR BUILDING

The January building record II
going 20 be n good one. despite the
fact that the month was severely
cold and that for most Of the month
ali construction ceased.
up 70 this morning there had been
a total ~ 4se permits taken out
and the total value Of the construc-
ton was t7f9.25i BESIDES. there
were already In the office plans Of
new buildings that VIII cost 800. =
900 20 100000 more.
The record Of January last year
was SIS permits with value Of
ssa2.24s. The December permits
we're E2i. but the value ran high.
being 1855. 900
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-30
W. INSURANCE COMPANY.

: 1as frs Insurance company
ssa orsanlfsd b. > number u
- and Walla walia parties.
- eonpaay lakes over the bust.
- liabilities Of the Mer.
81 fiFe association. The as
= shs company are s50e o0a
! = !. s'llesrs are G. X Hallowsy.
! Nalla walla. president: o. q
2. .asI. q WAlla Walla. treasurer.
= { 2 Spencer. secretary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-30
81 AM INNOCENT AND !
CAN PROVE IT.

woman. made this statement 70 4
star reporter az he WaH being taken
to the SIS train b sheriff NJ X
pumegoy this morning.
For II accused Of knowing q great
deal about the sudden death OF
Blanche Day. a variety dance hall
girl. uha died Of poisoning In Aston.
"A recently. Fox and the Eirl left Sc.
attic about three weeks age. Foins
60 Astoria. who're the eiri secured
employment In the Waldorf dance
hall Fox returned 20 Seattle and
vas arrested ON Information from
the Oregon authorities. who charge
him With connection with the death
at the girl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-30
.r4xss puBLlc PLOTS or
aaos,<D ARE NONE TO
80 or. SAYS PRESIDENT
r,axNsBusx.

slrrd shmwshury. president
I = mrk heard. has returned
- / water sacntior In southern
<Ex1za shsfs be spent coaaid'
= - u lnvsztisatiaS para
n6Ene4
-lz4r ! srssfy thorough invsass.
- 4 De PARKS Of Los Angeles
<s<r pl2css IN the sousa.
a II xhwwshufy today, ! r.
z. : ssaff,s ieeling that we have
r.zt y envy them for 10 the
-, 4 easss
= safs their tropical aitua.
i ~ heir sprsad 81 palms give
- / s<xminx advantage aud
- saals PARKS l0ok qalte beat
" IL ! maa who ecea there and
- nonth xnG hooks every Aas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-30

OLYMPIA, Jan. 30--The house
committee on privileges and cleo.
lions gave a hearing last evening
to the contest OF Jerry Startup. Of
Lewis county. for the seat occupied
b. Representative Mccoy, and
agreed 90 report. recommending
that she demurrer OF Mccoy be sua.
tanned. The grounds advanced IN
the demurrer Is that the contestant
did not follow the rule laid down
by Law for prosecuting his suit and
contest. II this rule " followed In
the senate committee. Il will also
dispose Of the contest Of Joe Lyons
for he seat Of George y. Cotterill,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-30
THEY ARE BOOSTING
THE A.-Y.-P.-E. 1903

sJ Z Reed. director Of OK
'.'a'n y ne Ayr. exposition.
- Hesissd word from various
-. . an encouraEinK nature IN
2 the great exposition. W
l.y go reports nom Nevada that
.'sisre d the state has pass
- ' - endorsing the fair
ss... -.'sf upon the federal gov
-, g place a rational exhibit
ssaitls n 1909.
So = Boos. special commits
-. = Montana. writes that his
4. 1907 sef a. appropriation from
49,. stature has been favorabiy
!" w. wehrung. who IL
nss... sseh N the interest u the
I s.r writes that there win be
'''sai'y N obtaining ~ least
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-30

's.A Mach. Jan % Sen :
- fsur AYE sen :
= s. - .. ~ zoe ana lei
es.slly rsrof'ea 50 ne sen
- = ~saas. eiss siish' si''sna !.
"a hafsled ,hreush that
- PROTEST rrcm several
nsa whlie expfessiiik en-
.<,essi II shs purpose - ths
.,r-ssra acaht - 10 whether
- msans has been iaken g
- she~ pagpeseA scnasNg
Il seohouina. protested
,x 4. snswn,ly haste ~ rush .
!. IN lhfpngh. aeg'arlne that
y ..ssmts aefe 10 b railroad +.
<>..sk ihs seuate lhty SHOULD
- f0m ire railsesd eesn-
-. Al ms vote, taken On
- 4srr unaaineeus. sud TIE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-30

tlzrzsrs rslsgrxph ssrSies.l
CHARLESTON. W Va. Jan. %
- % xrsafess minlng disaster
I arszt asar Ia this state. 50
s1eu <sFs almost instaniiy killed
] 4 <x>k~ion At tn Ssaars mine
~ HFe<tsfiile The men we're
s<zaz 80 fsst hciu9 the surface
: = tn. ant he eHpiosioa was
: ri fsrre thsf there seems 20
: = passieie chance o. fsseuink
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-30
TEMPORARY INSANITY
TO BE THAW DEFENSE
clvTs a $4,000 VERDICT.

A verdict for $4,000 againr, the
Northern Pacific railway Vas rem
dered ~ a jury in Judge ortffin's
department ef the superior court
late yesterday afternoon. Richard
n. RsarHon. sNiirhnan formerly
IL the employ 81 ths company,
brought suit fos fso0o1 for the lcss
n both asma. alleged 20 have been
caused by poor Fuadbed II took
the Jury but short time % render
verdict Tor $40 seo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-30
MANSLAUGHTER
IS CHARGED

Information charging Kinney Nc.
Cloud with granddaughter by club.
bling to death Peter Elmer on Jan. 9,
in the Seattle brewery AZ George,
town. was filed ia the prosecuting
attorneys office this morning Nc.
Cloud. who was fireman OF the
brewery. and Elmer. nn employe,
had quarroled and during the fight
which followed. McCloud. II II al
legged. struck Elmer over the head
several times with a club or some
blunt instrument
selfdefenso In McCloud'a reason
far a1sitsing Eimor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-30
HnlE WOMAN IS
snoWBouHD

EaNAG0 m. Ian. 10 -On &c
ass y sAs Enewsisrins n ~
tFsFsm Mrs. n 7. Butler. 81 So
fss prsverfei from attend
= = faasrai Of hsr fnthes pF
: = tfaif. ~ pws Moinss "a
r ha'les was tist 10 fer ssveraI
- = : sSe~b0and train
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-30
OUT OF TIE PEN INTO
ARMS OF TIE LAW AGAIN

u. 3. Marshal John Stringer and
Deputy John Roberts left last night
for Texas having in custody J. G.
corelns. Nho Was recently released
from MeSeil'a Island. whore he bad
served three years for passing
raised money orders, lie was
wanted IN Texas for like Of.
Tense. and Judge Hhnford therefore
ordered that he be- turned over 20
the Texas authorities.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-30
REACHES SOLUTION OF
JAPANESE QUESTION

an agreement with Japanese Am.
basaador Aoki. whereby the Toxic
government will prevent laboFefa
taking passage for this country. II
+ not likely 70 be- announced off
eialiY II Il we're. the mikado would
- attacked BY the opposition at
hame.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-30

Come Murphy you are nert IN line.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-30

fscripna Telegraph Ssrvice.l
CHICAGO. Jan. 30.--The police
have arrested George Stein and
Henry braun. upon whom we're
found anarchistic articles. pistols,
sketches Of Qualifications. diagrams