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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-10-17

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-10-17
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-10-17

Knicker--uc have two classes OF statesmen.
T. Bocier--Yss: ihoyo on whom nantes fall and
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-10-17

To THE EDITION or THB SUN-Sr, I enclose
copy OF a circular recently received by q friend o
mine which may possibly Interest you.
BOSTON, October 10. VAR v. HBNpREsdN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-09

other members ~ the Osborne
family. and adds them 70 the list %
determined cases Of plague.
The two-ssoFY building a us.
u Pike a.. occupied by the Royal
Meat market aud the Cash Commls
aion Co.'S grocery store. has been
condemned b the board of health
Notices Ngrc posted lAat niEbt giv.
lnE the occupants until Nov - 70
yArste. AZ the tuiidlnE will be des
troycd The atep le IN llne VITA
the campaign % clean ~ the city
a. plague preventative.
The property - ewned b. Capt.
Joshua 0rccn. Who IL noW IN New
YORK His agent photographed him
today. asking Instructions.
The premises occupied ~ tho
meat market are. In she opinion Of
the board. IN a very unsanitary con
dltion Tho place IL said 10 BE- a
homo for muititados ~ rats
A small building used By thu
boulevard restaurant has also been
ordered destroyed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-09

Seattle stars Exclusive SerNloe.)
NEW YORK. Nov 9-Why
should a working girl be treated as
though she were the easy victim ~
temptation
Why should she be insulted as
she is at SO many women's hotel
and boarding houses with rules and
regulations that presupp0se her a
weak character
No reason at an. say Mrs Belle
DE Rivera and the other women
associated with her Tn the New
York city Federation of WCmens
Clubs and so they are about 90
start hotel for working women
whore a girl will not be dictate to
so long as she conducts herself
with womanly decorum
The money for the project has
an been subscribed boy club wom-
en- Mrs De Rivera told me about
the plans She said,
"The object of this hotel is TO
furnish good wholesome food, with
plain. comfortable rooms. for women
not earning over 81 a week with no
rules other than those observed In
any respectable hotel on boarding
house.
n Is proposed TO establish the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-09
TO INCREASE THE PLAGUE
FIGHTING FORCE

With an augmented force and
with barrels Of poisoned cubes o.
bread. the war on rata IN tho
Oriental quarter sill b. carried on
With Increased energy next week
Dr. Cosers RAT brigade has been
increased 20 a. men and enough
poisoned bread has been prepared
today 90 furnish abe entire force
sith rat food for all day Monday
nr iiourns has also Increased his
force 70 81 men and will push tte
sanitary work throughout the city
Il IL expected that neither force
vii BE- further increased
That Miss Agnes Osborne. sister
% the policeman Who was the sec
end victim ot the plague. aicd from
the same disease was officially "a
nounccd by Cts nacterioiogisf
kelloE yesterday In report % Or
y = nourua
The result % tbs bacierioiowicai
investigations IN this case confirms
the diagnosis ot the cases Of she
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-09

hotel tn some neighhorhOod where
it Is most needed. and II this en-
terprise proves success, other
hotels will be established later. The
object in having several small
hotels. instead OF one large one. Is
90 provide places near Institutions
whore large numbers OF girls are
employed. This will save car fare.
which a. a big item 20 girl not
earning more q Sc per week.
The rates of zee hotel viii be 81
and $3.50 per week. depending up
ON the salary of the Girl.
Each hotel viii be made &c ac-
commodate 100 girls and by feed
ing this number a girl can be fed
for little loss than 20 cents per
day. leaving a small dividend for
the stockholders.
According TO our present figures
this will allow for breakfast ce.
real eggs. rolls and coffee, and for
dinner a meat one vegetable, des-
scrt and drink. The lunch viii be
made up of the dinner of the day
before
"A laundry win also be provided
for the convenience OF those who
wish 10 DO their laundry after
WORKING hnuva 4"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-09
DAYSCHOOL WINS
CHAMPIONSHIP

In the most exciting game Of foot
ball that has been seen ia Seattle
this season. the D. r. Day school
beat the Central school eleven al
Athletic park this morning by a
score Of III 10 g. The victory gives
the Day school boys the champion.
ship OF the grammar schools Of tho
city.
Up 10 the last minute Of play the
score was to 8 IN favor OF tho
Centrals. but steele. the husky full
back for the Day eleven. was sent
smashing through the line for "a
touchdown. and the goal kicked.
There we're several hundred ro0iera
present. and each side cheorcd is
team 10 the echo
The line bucking Of Steele gave
the Day school the first touch down
No goal was kicked and when the
CN rails. IN the second half, showed
4 sSali over the Day goal Drake
licked thc foal and put the ex,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-09

PAf4o ALTO. Cal. Nov. p.-The
event Of the season a. regards foot.
ball on the Pacific coast took place
at O'Clock this afternoon. when
California and Stanford universities
met here.
The members Of both teams are
ready 10 play the games OF their
lives The honor Of their varsity
IN AZ stake. and the lB picked men
Of each varsity will try 90 uphold
this honor
The teams will play IN regulation
rugby costume light jerseys and
track pants The contrast from the
old uniform will be- very noticeable
% the large crowd that will be
present
The 1900 seats have been sold
and standing room IL now selling
The California players say the turf
field IL fine. Betting IL at sven
money flanagan. AZ the Last mo
ment. SAYS he will play G G. Owen
Of Pasadena At wing. instead o.
Reed Weather conditions are per.
feet All the Stanford girls are
dressed in white
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-09
WILL NOT ACCEPT
THE CERTIFICATES

tional bank notes and silver cert
ffcafes
The above quoted provision OF the
postal laws and regulations forbids
the use IN the transaction Of postal
business Of any medium Of ex-
change issued b. individuals or pri-
yate Institutions II was stated by
one Of the officials or the post
office department this morning
that the above order was issued by
Postmaster Fisk aud especially for
the purpose OF preventing any OF
the clerks from accepting the clear
inE house certificates for the post
office department, as this would
recognize the certificates as legal
tender by the government
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-09
MUST CONSULT CARROLL
BEFORE DOING BUSINESS
WANTS RECEIVER

Frederick Badore this morning
filed complaint In the superior
court IN which he asked for the
Of a receiver for the
Toanaway Coal 4 Mining company.
Incorporated iiadere ntatos Ia bis
that he owns 1860
shares Of stock in the company. Of
a par value OF 800 each. and that
the officers are mismanaginR the
In an attempt 10 freeze
him out.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-09
City Comptroller Would Like 10 Tell All Callers al The
City Hall About His Dear Old College Professor
Must Have Hand in All City Departments.

Before doing business with the
city Of Seattle be sure 10 consult
Comptroller Harry Carroll
II you wish Mayor Moore 20 take
up any line Of work for the public
veal. be sure 20 consult Harry Car.
roll first.
II you have a sure cure Tor bu-
bonic plague or poison that
sounds Ike a rat call 10 dinner.
consult Harry Carroll.
II you wish 20 avoid legal diffi-
cultles in your financial dealings
with the city. consult Harry Car
roll before getting an opinion from
Corporation Counsel Calhoun
Let him tell you what his dear
old college professor thought
about the habits OF the mound
builders aud who was the great
grandfather OF Chief Seattle After
marking time 20 his conversational
ramble for an hour or two. you
may bring the consultation 10 a
close by backing discrcetly out the
door without interrupting the flow
OF language. and can safely proceed
with your business with the heads
OF other departments.
Wants 10 Be Consulted.
For Carroll wishes 10 be con
suited. His own responsibilities
are not heavy enough 10 hold down
his buoyant mentality lie wishes
90 prevent the mayor and other Of.
ficialR from making administrative
errors.
Comptroller Carroll will prob
ably be consulted" 90 his heart 8
content on Monday when SIS city
employees find their pay held up on
account OF the refusal Of SIR. Car.
roll 70 attest the signature Of
Mayor Moore because It Was ar
fixed 10 the salary warrants by
rubber stamp instead Of by pen
and Ink
when asked his grounds for TO
fuslng 10 attest the mayors sigma
ture. Mr. Carroll angniy told the
mayor that be ought 70 be consult
ed before the mayor should change
his style Of signing the warrants
and that he would not counteraign
the October salary warrants unless
they came to him signed In pen
and Ink. a. of old.
Not recognizing the compfrollers
authority as extended 70 HIS de.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-09

DULUTH. MINI. Nov. s-Three
million dollars 10 the amount now
fixed AZ the probable ioss by fire
which destroyed the Great North
ern elevator a early thia morn
tnK The losses are as foiiowa
Great Northern elevator power
h0ues. 1880. 600. Great Lakes
DrcdNa Dock company. 5000,
Freeman Flenr Mills and Elevator
company. t3o0.0 Manhato F7onr
min, $50 900. and Whitney Bros
and Superior shlp building plant
va 900 sach
The flames were 20 fierce that
four fire tugs we're driven back
ana It wRs impossible 10 fiKht the
fire from the shore For several
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-09

partment. the mayor refused 10
change back 20 the old style OF
signature. notifying the comp
troller that he had obtained tho
opinion from Corporation Counsel
Scott Calhoun that the rubber
stamp signature Is legal and the
only business the comptroller has
IN the matter ia 10 attest tho sigma,
ture with his own
/ In the absence OF a written opin-
ion from the corporation counsel,
however. the comptroller refuses 10
couuterslRn the warrants signed
with the stamp lie does not think
bis dear old college professor
would approve. we're be stu alive,
and seeks 70 save the mayors Of
flee from the effects OF error by
holding up the salary warrants.
Corporation Counsel Calhoun IL
out OF the city for a couple Of days
and Is not likely 10 be IN his office
until Monday. Before leaving, be
wrote 20 Treasurer Russell that
bonds issued with the autographed
signature Of the mayor on them
would be perfectly legal IN case
the mayor filed notice that the
signature would be affixed in that
way.
Wants Written Opinion.
II a lith0graph signature does
not invalldate bond, Il Is logically
concluded that rubber stamp
signature will not lnvalidate city
warrant. but Comptroller Carroll
wishes every hair 70 lie on it's
proper side Of the part and wishes
an opinion from Calhoun specifying
salary warrants aud rubber stamps
before he will allow rubber stamp
10 take precedence 20 his own sig
nature on the warrants.
The rubber stamp war would be
the subject Of much mernment
around the city hall II II we're not
Tor the strong prospect that the en-
tire force Of city employees may not
receive their clearing house Ger
tiflcates and cash next Monday.
Treasurer Russell says he viii pay
the warrants as soon as they are
passed 20 him properly counter
signed b. the comptroller, but he.
too. would like 70 see a written
authority from the corporation
counsel before banking on the rub
her stamp.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-09

Vafney has been drinking heavily
80 much. IN fact, that e aroused
comment from acquaiuiancca. who
remarked upon the change from
the prisoners former iight lnduig
once IN splritu0us liquors. amount
lng almost 60 total abstinence.
Yesterday. previous 60 his arrest.
Narney was talking with Deputy
Coroner Harry Arnold and made
statements which prenupposcd a
knowledge OF conditions and facts
about which no mention had even
been made. tie insisted that he
would never be convinced that Gale
fell from the car and was run oyef,
and In response 90 Arnoids queas
ton OF how he came 90 that con.
clueion. when the question 81 the
dead man falling from the car had
not even been limited At. Narney
plunged into some further state
ments which looked suspicious to
the officers.
Mysterious Woman.
II Is peculiar fact that on the
night Gale was killed some woman,
who refused 10 give her name,
called up the deputy coroner At
Ronuey Watsan's. Whe had taken
charge " the remains. and asked
that an Investigation be made, sug
gcsting inquiries AZ che pixon hotel
Gale was not drinking on the
night he was killed Nothing 81
an ordinary nature would taks hlm
out on the trestic where he was
struck hy the car X would BE- re-
garded aa extraordinary Tor a pc
dosfriAn 20 walk along she trc~tie
between stations. With broad
piankea roadway Immediately 10
one side along which such traffic
Is supposed TO go The fact that
the man ans iylng meti0nleaa, as
the mogofman "a the car nov
claims aud between the rails. u
positive proof that he VAS helpless.
without the man having become
befuddled from liquor. the only ex'
PLANTATION for his remarkable pre-
dicament rests IN the theory that
h. was made helpless Ia some erin
inaf manner ard carried out on TIE
track. the apparent motive of he
aSaaliants being 20 thus make Z
look as II he bad been accidentally
killed By a street car.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-09
THREE MILLION DOLLAR
FIRE AT DULUTH

hours the flremcn's only fight was
70 keep the fire from spreading
Seven hundred thousand bushels Of
grain were destroyed Two acows.
one derrick and two tugs were un.
able 70 escape aud were burned to
the waters edEe
The Globe elevator. psyton. Kim.
ball and Barber aaw mills caught
fire. but we're saved BY heroic
work Forty smhii dwellings were
also attacked By the flames and
many Of Thorn we're destroyed One
man employed By the nuluth-Su.
perior Storage company. who rush.
cd into the building 10 get chest
of papers. has not yet been found
The fire WAS extinRuished AZ
noon Is swept over a mile around
the waterfront.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-09

Mrs. Titus and Mrs Fiset were
taken 10 a Jail cell and kept there
Up 20 a late hour today all the
women were ntiil in custody. The
police declined 10 accept any bail
until Il had been fixed BY the
court
Attorney Drown brought bonds
TO the police station which had
been approved BY city Attorney De
Bruler. but a. they were not sign
ed by Judge Gordon. Who IL out Of
the city. Chief Wappenstrin re-.
fused 90 accept them. Brown an.
noanead that he would procure
proper bonds before superior
court Judge durinE the afiernoon.
o. would ask FOR writ Of habeas
corpus II necessary. The three
women win address a meeting AZ
the Labor Temple tomorFus night
II their release 10 secured
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-09
WOMEN ARE ARRESTED
WITH BABES IN ARMS

Arrested with their babes In
arms, charged with obaiructlng the
streets In attempting 20 deliver an
address az Pike place. Mru. Floyd
Hyde and Mrs n WaEenkneoht. No.
eialist women. were taken In Gus
tody ~ the police last night and
released. only to be rearrested and
held when they returned lmne.
diAtely 10 the scene Of their flrst
address and tried 10 speak again.
Mrs. Hattie Titus. wife % Dr.
Herman Titus. the socialist leader.
and Mfa. ne4aia Flaet we're also
taken In custody By Sergeant of
Police Mcdonald aud Patrolmcn
Hart and Poolman. charged with
the same offence Mrs. HYDE and
Mrs Wasenknscht. after their sec.
ond arrest we're sant wfth their
babies 60 the home OF the police
matron
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-09
GENTLEMAN BURGLAR GETS RELIGION

big tent on the north side aud
heard Evangelist r. A. Torey plead
with men to get right with God.
Then the burglar was converted
and gave himself up. he is An.
thony Kiltey, - years old and car.
rlca the distinction" of being the
most gentlemanly robber known In
the annals Of the Chicago police
kiltey won the title OF "Ehors
burglar" following the invasion of
the home OF a wealthy insurance
broker named Eliel. who resides Ia
Evanston.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-09

=. ~saery regarding the death
80, oale. the younE man
. - - .Aer,ly after bolng po
Green Lake ear on the
go sear HALLIDAY Landing
q. rAsnaay morning dcepena
-. =. - saeceedlns hour Edgar
-. a. msa last seen With
s.s anaes arrest pending the
- + The Inquest. which viii
!. 80 Il Coroner Carroll on Mon.
4. acfnlsg At 10 Sc O'Clock In the
80. Watson moFtuary parlors
- ncl,cp scoui the idea Of muir
n. mere IL a growing belief
=. - unexplained circumstances
..-,~salar the young mans death
~ .sow thar be was the victim
4 Z - nav The authorities have
.a.-~,sison uhich they decline 20
go nat warrants the closest
.,rsslsasion into every detail OF
4. 49, and Il d expected that
4. lrsnesf viii develop some new
"a mslegsnl facts. showing that
& 1sssh sas premedi,aied
lgsls Real Evidence.
wesa mere - little actual eyi
As,x il fho possession of the Of
- II hts time showing foui
~ i Is not deemed entirely I'm
.kse,F that Gale vas deprived
4 N meal,ies BY a blow on the
- apa lhea thrown on the track
49, he was terribly mAnwled by
- s.neg car. expiring within =
- ransrs without even regain
~ nasciensnesa
nary h limited a. In supply
motfse Mrs G Murphy. the
Assaay Il the Dixon hotel, In Ere
r.al where Gale was stopping
Amsledged yesterday that the
va mar had oace proposed 20
II aaa letters have been found
! = effects 81 Gale which ludi.
na lhas bis affection was re-
1nsk
fteee Il an unAccountnhle dts.
msasy "a the statements OF tho
80 No should BE- familiar with
a hela - 10 the movements OF
a fsaf mar on the evening be
VA 81 msn alive NaFney SAYS
i q Gas left the hotel on Wed
smln egsnsng about ~ % O'Clock
Al ness several hours rambling
aAsa she clty returning home
sars.is asssr 10 o clock BE claims
~ al = nu 81 Gale vas after
.hey setaraa whsn AIRS Murphy
called Gzss tnao tho hallway 10
speak 10 Alm. N contradiction 90
al u ~ realivc assertion u
Nw Murray sad others that they
slt az sa GAle return at the time
rareT Claims
gassy tias Charged.
h has been leasned further that
tn<r she night OF Gales death
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-09

'' sa Star Exclusive ssrvice.l
1n YORK. Nov when iii
-'eiile Marcel they called her
'hen -romped upon the Va.
-. o's q en- obscure Harlem
- s.oofhood only a fow years
y ore suspected that she was
a''e eoiefio ~ dukes whiting
aer snlle almost before ~
s ss \. built up The dukes
10Y efeDt into her iusty voice
60 years flew apaee. Her
e .ls q the little corner church
$3.50 s',sa attention she studied
esss a first Rapidly devef
ability sparIsd ambition and
vent abroad
~ .agn Berlin she went 10 paris
60 Albert Care u ne Opera
nes,i engaged her for that hi.
- 1 after hearing Ter ling bgt
Is. 1san DE Reazko heard her
ana sought her out be bald
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-09
AUSTRIAN Is THE VICTIM
OF Three THUGS

Christ Taiorich. roomer at the
Gladstone house. Fifth and Ycsler
has reported 20 the police that he
was slugged and robbed last blaht
IN a room over the New Fountain
saloon. which was the scene Of the
murder Of Steve Nlkieh. two weeks
ago
According 20 Taiorichs story. he
met three men ia the saloon. who
after having several drinks with
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-09

her salary Tor the privilege Of
teaching her
IN Berlin. where Miss Marcel
first gained recognition. she sang
first an q musicale lu the home Of
Col Frank " Mason. the American
consul Subsequently she sang In
tho salon OF Countess de- ioodeile
under the patronage Of Countess
de- Trohriand
AZ party 10 the home Of a Rus.
Sian millionaire where she sang
from Ia Toaca." Prince Orion ea-
c0ried her a. supper and Grand
Duke Boris SAT ~ her left Dukes
and mobiles speedily swcllcd the
number in her train ~ admirers
After three years Of study with
Dc Rcazke. Miss Marcel has made
her debut iu opera at Paris, Her
reception has been stunning She
has declined offers from HnlnTlch
Conricd ami Oscar Hammeratelf /
20 20 10 New YORK.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-09

him, invited him 10 go up ataira
and have a game OF cards with
them Taiorleh went. When he
pulled out his purse. the lights were
switched out by some one and he
was hit over tho head and knocked
unconscious
Coming 20, be groped bis way
out of the dark room. and found
that his money was gone. Deiec.
tives Ryan and mcclure were de
tailed on tho case b. the police
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-09

san fHANtINNU. Nov. b
Postmaster Arthur @ Fisk has L..
sued q warning 70 all employees OF
the poatoflcc department not to
accept clearing house certificates
or checks The order. which In
part reads a. follows. Is admitted
to be aimed against clearing house
certificates and checks.
''The attention o. clerks IN thln
department Is called 20 section s17.
postal laws and regulations. which
reads: Postmnssern must not re.
ceive or pay out IN the transaction
Of money order business any money
thar s. not legal tender By the laws
OF the United States, except ma
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-09

CHICAGO. Nov. "Eliers bur
glaT got religion and surrendered
himself 60 tho police OF Chicago
Last night lie admitted that he a.
the hoaaehreakor who helped him
self 90 cigarettes. chatied with
Evanston mllllonaires as they lay
In their beds. kissed their pretty
babies spared the little keepaakes
Of their wives, and departed with "a
cheofy good night" and their jew.
elry. diamonds and money
'EHors burglar" walked into the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-09
PORTLAND BANK OFFICIALS
WILL BE ARRESTED

Attorney Manning At once. and ar
rests viii probably be accomplish
cd before night All o. the bank .
officials arr in Portland and none
will attempt 20 escape arrest
Immediately upon Information
that the complaint had been sw0ru
out against the officials. Vice Pres.
idant i'm. who vas appointed re-
caivcr By the federal court vent
into consultation with hia attor.
naya. II IL understood be ~ max
ing the necessary arrangements 10
rolinquah his position as receiver
upon his arrest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-09

PORTLAND. Ore Nov. g.
Charging } Torburn Ross. preAi.
dent % che Title Guarantee A
Trust company. George " hill. vice
president and present receiver, T.
ri fiurkhardt. treasurer. and John
r. Atkinson. secretary, with re-.
celyiug his deposit ~ $3.50 after
they had knowledge that the trust
company vas ine0lyeut. G. r
Ehmau. a Portland real estate deal
er. today sWore 10 a complaint
against the bank officials War.
rants will be asked for b. District
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-09
RECORD WHEAT
MOVEMENT on

James nm. each bank In 81 Paul
and Minneapolis has agreed 10 fur.
nish rs prorata Of credit %
make total Of $4,000 900 The
railroads furnished the same
amount Checks viii be given the
grain dealers instead 81 cash. and
they viii also be- accepted by the
farmers The jobbers agree 10 &c.
cept checks from small merchants.
thus keeping the checks travelling
Ga a circle