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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-06-22

New York.-Representatives of the
big. foreign shipping companies. ac-
cused of conspiracy in restraint Of
trade, deny the charges and state mo-
toriety plays a most prominent part in
the prosecution.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-06-22
Strike Breakers Are En- Route.

OGDEN, Utah, June 22.-TWo car
loads of telegraph operators from
Baltimore and Philadelphia in charge
of five Pinkerton detectives passed
through ogden today for San Francis
co to take the places of the strikers
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-06-22

xssl.-Eanperor William won the
Yacht race yesterday by better than
three minutes with his American euiR
yacht Meteor.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-06-22

Colorado Eprings.-Anna Frizzel,
aged Ave years. met . most horrible
death last night BY. being bitten by 9
rattlssnaks. $780,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-04
WILL BUILD ELECTRIC
LINE TO BELLNGHAM

the shorc line. though a decision
as 20 the exact route has net been
reached.
The time for completion can not
DO stated though IN general way
Il may be said that Il will require
two years and an expenditure Of
about two million dollars
Several important places are IN
line 70 be on the new railway. Mt.
Vernon. Scdro. Weolley. Burlington.
snehemlah and la Conner may
probably all be eonnect.e wa.a the
line either directly or by spur The
company's engineers are engaged In
preliminary work IN field and
office.
IL NJ. probably he the middle
Of June before We will be operating
cars again along che newly regard.
81 and paved portions OF Third Av., "
said Mr.. Furth. Il thank Il will
require that length OF time to CON.
piete the work Ga the street. We
Will not have completed the extern.
sion of the line over Prufontaine
Place by that time however.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-04
FIGHT
TO RUN PARTY

John y. Burgess was elected ten.
pofary Chairman By two votes over
T. + LAtimer. the Mills candidate.
Considerable bitterness developed
over the election OF the COMMITTEES
on credentials. Four out OF five
were elected Gu the first ballot. two
being Mills delegates and two being
"reYalutioulsls Alfred Wagon
knoeht OF Seattle. one OF the tsliers.
discovered that four Of the ballots
for the Mills candidates we're In the
Same handwriting. and called that
fact % the attention OF the couyen.
tioon. adding that tho handwriting
vas that OF Mr Mills. In spite OF
tho fact that the four Who had cast
the votes arose 20 Identity them. a
motion was made 10 declare the
election Illegal II Was voted down.
Shortly afterNard. Mr.. Mills
scored on wagenkneoht BY protest.
Ing against him na a teller because
he vas electioneorlnE at the same
tine he distributed the ballots.
Wagon knecht Immediately resigned
aud tho chairman appointed Mills
In his stead
The NTH man elected Was a rev.
olutiunist." thus giving them con.
trol Of tho committee on eredentiaik.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-04
FRAUD

lscrippa Telegraph SerYieel
CHICAGO. May "A bill filed
In court today alleges that the
Corn Products comp@uy an $50 00e :
coo corporation has bmen wrecked
By the STANDARD OF company. The
Chicago Real Estate 4 Trust com
pany aska for a receivership. The
Corn Products company u cousid-
cred as the glucose trust
Tho hili declares that the New
York Glucose company vas or
Enaired and l. controlled BY the
tockhoidsra % tha STANDARD OF II
alleges that the Standard oil com
pnuy stockholders and certain
mem hers Of the Corn Products
company fraudulentiy oonEplred 70
form q gigantic trust under the
name az the Corn Products Retln.
ing company. II charges the stock
holders Of the Corn Products CON
pany with having been deceived
into selling tho stock 20 the con-
splrators until the majority vas &C
qnired b. the Standard element
and Il f. purpoasd 70 give TO the
new corporation all the trade 80
cretf. factories and business Of the
company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-04

Two factions Of the socialists are
struggling for control 81 the party
in the state convention which began
ita sessions AZ 10 o'clock this morn
Ing Ia Finnish hall. Madison ~.
and Thirtieth av.
Up 20 the present time the party
In this state has been In undisputed
control OF those who term them.
selves scientific. socialists, or
peaceful rayoluaauistH The recent
advent ia the state Of Walter
Thomas Milla. socialist agitator. has
proelpitated a struggle between the
scientiflc socialists and tho roppor'
tunlata'' FOR coutrol.
Mills Il the leader OF the oppor,
tunista. who favor enrolling In the
socialist party men from ali WALKS
OF life who favor soelallatie policies.
IN opposition % the policy o. the
scientific socialists. who favor the
enrolment Of wage earnefa alone ia
the party.
When the morning session al
jouFued. to await the report Of the
eredenliaia committee. the sNcisn'
tifcs- eere stiu IN control. al
though Mills had al but succeeded
Ia dialoaEing them In the pfellmin'
AIRY Organization Of the convention.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-04
slo fIoHT ON rREIoHr1R.

Exciting tales OF brAwls and ylo-
lence were rec0unted this morning
on board the big ffeighter Abyt-
ainlan just IN from Hamburg Via
the Horn II appears that when
the vessel reached callao. on the
Gillian coast. q thirsty contingent
of the crew staggered noisily into
the town with the ayoWed inten-
ton Of transmitting lie zOmbte col
or scheme 20 flamboyant YER
milton.
Three OF the number got separat-
sd from the main bunch and
iurched towards the ship and Ia a
very few minutes the main deck
wns the scene OF n violent combat
In which half a dozen men we're
engaged. One OF the crew fell over
the side of the vessel and sustained
severe Injuries
A native officer q the law nsNt
appeared and demanded the feten-
ton Of the chips chief officer.
You have no right on this ship.
replied the first mate and you had
better clear out The official
cleared out.
The vessel also played a part in
the warfare between Salvador aud
Honduras. transporting 1000 troops
from the former 10 the latter
country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-04
SHIPPERS ARE
in SESSION

The deadlock between the shippers
ard the lensshafemen eVsf the at
teTs s~mana fer a b1gfaF wage seass
e becoming uanfe Hnftogss sa time goes
au and no agreement IL reached I be
shippers ate meeting this aHefuaaa.
following the receipt OF comm aisi.
cation from the union notifyiuE them
Of tha rrisetign % their proposed
amended sxai2
The iouxahnrsnsn Ara aividss On
the question % atFiainx on Nay -
oas iouEEnofatuan vas Beard g. 8s
eiAfst II shall 40 % NafS or the
Hth. n I have 10 carry q Guu with
ms. tta AL eeFY well Tor these fsl
iaSs 20 KiFikn phen tusF can siip aat
- 80 towa ard So 0ofs some place
slss. n thsf can't Ees q here. tut n
faiiief here. have q vlfs aat chiiafrn.
ana I guess thsT have 81 b. es.aasa
efed. There are ctAarn "a tha sane
situation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-04
FOUND


DOVER. Del. May a-Ths body
Of little Horace Marvin. IA a fair
stats - preservation, Was found
this aftsFneeu GA hls fathers farm
b Olive flsa1antnn.
The hoy WA supposed 90 have
bsen kidnApea several months ake.
ard Detectives have been searching
Continuously Ter clues Tho pest
office department. hy personal re-
guest Of President Roosevelt. gave
assistance Ia tFyinE 20 locate the
hey, Several arrests were made Of
those supposed % have been Ia
strumsntai In spiritinx the hoy
away
IL 10 reported that the body bore
evidence % murder and the boy has
not been dead more than a week.
The body was lying face down.
wards Ia the apouNh here the father
and aides say they passed frequent.
" during the search. and once burn.
ed over to clear 90 brush since hla
disappsafance. Tho finder OF the
body owns the farm adjacent 70 Or.
Marvin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-04
BIG STORES
WILL CLOSE
~ SMALL rRY WILL sHUT
DOORS SATURDAY NIGHT. RE-
TAIL CLERKS WILL SUCCEED
IN THEIR CLOSING CAMPAIGN.

Members OF the local union OF re-
tail clerks who have the petition for
Saturday night closing IN charge.
stated today that from present iudi-
cations Il would be only a short
time until Saturday night shopping
would be a thing Of the past.
ne union now has 10 line MP only
the small Ehopkeepcr. for the pro
priefors % the large department
stores have agreed 70 abide b. the
new rule II the small merchants fail
In line.
The merchants realize that moth.
Ing viii b. lost by the Saturday
night closing provided ali stores are
closed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-04
WHY MR.. MURPHY WANTS A
NEW CITY HALL

at Murphy the vhne with a blank
stare
Your what inquired the alder.
man
swherrd ron get your things.
/ was In court You see got
drunk and thay took come things
from me I'm out and they said
to set my things
Giving the proper information
70 call az police headquarters and
then mumbliuK something about
an information bureau. Murphy
turned 20 resume conversation
with W J blackwell the chief en-
Flueer Of the s y. company. on
The shortcomings OF corporations.
when he was a. suddenly accosted
hy a third party VINO wanted 20
knnW something or other about
where he could get a house mum.
her for location down near
Rainier leach 80 was sent up
10 the building inspectors office.
At this Murphy turned once
around. spread out His coat lepeia
with both hands and inquired Of
blackwell
say. are there any signs on mef'
Biaekwclfa reinsurance did no good
for a. Murphy saw another inquisl.
tive countenaneo approaching he
departed hurriedly 10 the upper
floor Of Seattle's Katzeniammer
castle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-04
LOOT POSTOFFCE

TACOMA. Nav THE pottaeica
a. Eatanviiie. 30 miles from here.
on The Tacoma e Eastern railway.
Was hroken into b. robbers lhHt
night and looted Of eaah. securities
and isWalfy foiailnK s2e.fo9 IN
value r G. Van Eaton. general
merchant and postmaster. f. the
heaviest loser AZ most of the yalu.
ablea were personal property which
be kept IN tho post1fiicr safe 40
clue wsa left hy the thieves. but
postal inspectors are on the scene
today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-04

Councilman vm Murphy Il one
of the frequeuiera Of the city hall
who are praying that the time
Won't b. long until q new city hall
wiil be built BE wants a modern
structure al Hst with elevators and
things that make liic easy for
councilmsn.
Mr. Murphy f. able 10 shoulder
big beef and walk or With e.
a. IN the old days but climbing two
flights u stairs after walk ap tho
stiff grade from Second av 70 tho
hall 10 reach tho council chamber
IL more than he can comfortably
DO
Yesterday Mr. Murphy climbed
tho fret stairs and ~ tho first
landing which ia the entrance 20
The hall stopped 10 rest
He raised his white hat and
mopped an overheated brow and
drew several long hreaths A. that
instant caller at the hall stopped
on the landing aud 60 Mr. Murphy
said
Say, mister. where do ! get a
dog liceuHeG'
Right forward. pay your money
70 tho treasurer and take your
receipt 10 the city comptroller Mr.
Murphy has been 80 much Ht the
hall that be has learned tho formula
hy heart
In another minute. a second. and
very dllapldated individual ap.
preached Murphy and startled tho
rosy countenanred Ninth ward rep
rcsentntive by the query Where
DO you get your thinEs7" looking
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-04
LICENSED TO wgo.

Levi r. Mcdonnell. =. Port An.
geles. aud TrlgEu. rs. nunEennesa
IuverHuls OYe. %. Astoria. ore
and Tayo Naksmora. - Japan
Heiaaka nifauada. =. OBrien.
and Takayo shiraaada. 20. japan
goiachi Yuakida. "a. and Fife.
and sad& Quavids. %. Japan
VIM p. Zloririn. n. Grand
Rapids Mich. and Erda Ross. q
shocia Natao. %. Redmond. aud
Nfa Naieo. rs. Japan
Olaf Gundcson. 90. Heafowfaie.
and o Melreth. ~. West Seattle
W p. H. Peterson. Is. and Der
tha oleson. e. both 81 wcat Sc.
attic
Barnard Kaiser. q. and Stella
stankcvitz. 10. Ballard
Frank q Murphy. 3. and Maud
Moutgomery. &c. both Of Seattle
Elias r. Baldwin. 70. and Laura
Y. Wells. 20 both Of Seattle
VIM a. Foreman. q. Portland.
and Clara Clan. %. MaryHville.
Kan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-04
RELIGION NOT
AN EXCUSE

A delegation Of Jewish business
men called on Chief Wappenstein
this morning. seeking permission
20 keep their places Of business
open on Sunday. contrary 20 Wap'
pcnateins order They set forth
that inasmuoh aa they celebrate
the Sabbath on Saturday. aud are
closed on that day. II they also
close on sunday they will not be
able 20 DO business on iz7 days
out 81 the year, This Includes
legal holidays. The chief admitted
that the merchants religious be-
lisfs intsrfered with their business
severely. but refused 20 alter his
order IN the least. telling them they
must close on Sunday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-04
THREATEN A BIG
STRIKE ATDENVER

hE$N ER. May The Building
trades council took artien At = 80.
grst meeting last aIght. which. un-
less the strike Of the milimrn and
wootWerkers IL settled. Il IL pre-.
tietesi. vii result IL = general stfiks
% the building trades IN Shia city
TIE eennril decided 90 support tbs
mltimsn and waadW0rksrn ana In
eidentaliN declare unfair the prod
aet o. The mills and yards. the pro.
pFtfteFH 81 whleh refuse 70 grant
the employees demand for a closed
sher The cuuneil was in session
until ; late hauT. ard the eslcials
refused to say when the unfair or
Ger would 40 lnta effect. Practical.
~ AL tae bulldog trades are mem
beers 81 ths council
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-04
SAY HH oEAr FORMER wlFa

Patroiman Alvey this noon arrest.
ed joe Aust. charging him with
heaiing his divorced wife, II ap.
pears that Aust went TO hts wife's
home. on First av. near Wall st. in
a lodging house and sought a recon-
Citation. The result was the Al.
legged beating The former Mrs
Aust recently secured an injunction
to keep her late husband from mo.
testing her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-04
POOR FRISCO

time set for the vote Is given
With tho telephone service par
alfzsd the cessation 81 local trans
puffniian will create an unprece-
deutsa condition Of affairs.
Tho telephone strike has caused
heavy losnea In all lines Of business
but these Losses viii b mere
bagateiie compared with tho ire
mendoua damage the car strike will
entail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-04
CROWDS ARE AT
BOISE

continue TO take daily exercise On
the court house lawn but the num-
Der Of guards have been inoreaAefi
from five 10 ten.
II 10 announced that the jury To
try Haywood will keep house our
ing the trial. Quarters have been
fitted mp adjoining the court room.
An official cook has been employed
aud four balllffa, two for the day
and two for the night shifts have
been secured 10 guard the jury.
The court room Is being changed
IN order % Accommodate more peo-
pie and 10 give more room for those
actively interested ia the trial.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-04
CAR SHORTAGE CAUSES rHg
EAST TO TAR ROOFS

shtuEie manufacturer IN the
Northwest are declaring th4t the
ipnG fraWa ous eaT shortage e hav.
ins mere thar uae disastrous end
The shortage % shingles IA the
aAateru markets due O. the fact that
TIE western manufacturers eanuut
ship auy % their predict Il causing
builders 90 use all sorts 80 farfsa
paper raoflng material Aad tar and
ssnf ar gravel Thesr industries
ar CROWNS remarkably IN tha mid.
90 eastern states The shiuxls rasu
state ttaf are receiving Bet ore.
third TIE required numksr % ears
10 taks away tas praduet 81 the
miila
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-04
CONSTANTINE MAY GO TO
PRISON WITHOUT APPEAL

The Constantine case will prob
ably not be appealed
The general opinion around the
county court house II that William
Constantine. considering his liEhi
sentence. viii waive his appeal,
pay the 5000 fine and serve the
one year sentence In the state pen
itentiary.
Persons acquainted with Con
siantine state that ho Is getting his
meat business IN shape aud pre-.
pairing to pay the penalty foi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-04
aiRisa WORLD" HEFFERNAN
rs FINED $50

Justice Borden this morning fined
Jimmy HoffcFnan ~ Irish World
fame $40 for keeping a news cart ON
the streets Heffernan claimed that
ho kept his waaau moving All the
time and Gid not ohstfuut the
streets j was shown. however that
be had been instructed by chief
wappenstein as 20 the streets on
which he could have his cart and
he had refused 20 obev
Abe Isserlia was granted permits
sion by the chief today 10 have
three carts Aha promised to be
good and do a. he Is told IN the ru-
lure
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-04

shooting his son-in-law, Jesse
Hall
The 30 DAYS within which his ap-
peal must be perfected Will expire
on May 10
Attorney sllaa shipley. for Con-
atAntine. 6Aid today that bis client
had not determined WHISTLER he
would serve hls term or appeal the
case.
Constantine was found guilty Of
assault with intent to DO bodily
harm, and iuasmuch as he was
charged with intent 20 murder. he
might fare worse n given a new
trial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-04

The robbery VRs discovered
when Van Eaton vent 70 bis store
this morning The door was bro.
kea open and the cash drawer and
safe. which had been left unlocked
we're looted Tho robbers used
tools atolen from nearby black
smith shop The detailed loss IL
Cash tits. school warrants SLIGO
deeds. etc. O. 900 aud The balance
Of tho loss Ia iewelry Stamps
worth 5000 and registered lottera
and endorsed checks Of consider
able value were overlooked.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-04
DIES
tsrripps TrIeEraph serTioe.I

fsrripps TrieErsph serviee.1
ROME. Nay 8.--Areangelo Roszi.
who committed suicide Thursday.
Il was learned today cut off his
tongue In the presence OF guests
at a breakfast after singing ths
Swan Song with astonishing power.
He was respondent over the
threatened loss OF bis voice and
had gathered his friends at his
table.
In an unusually happy mood he
apparently concluded the feast
with mlrth. Rossi sang his we'll
known song aud with the last notes
suddenly drew a pair Of shears
from his coat and amputated hir
tongue. he bled 70 death.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-04
DISCHARGE POLICEMAN WHO
CAUSED A SCARE

A panic IN The ballard police
station early Friday merniaE. when
loaded revolver waa dropped into
stove. resulted today In the sue.
psnsioa Of Pa,rolman ~Lanky Pete
Kit,lesan. by Chief Sahora
Kiitieaon is charged with drunk.
snsas lie came into the station
Friday morning and fell On the
Gnor Fellow officers after a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-04

struggle. put him IN a cell % sober
up. 40 they SAY
somehow his sun fell into the
coal bucket. and was later thrown
onto the fire. All the officers fled
for the door except one. Who kept
his nerve and rescued the gun be.
fore any shots exploded,
Kiitlsson vas kept Ia jan al
night. and yesterday was dischaTE
cd Big Jake HiRruRHau has been
appointed In his place
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-04
BOYCOTT TO HELP
OUT STRIKE

SAY FRANCISCO. May A.
There IL a probability Of the labor
council placing a boycott on alt
merchants using the telephone
service Of the Pacific States rele-
phone and Telegraph company
This will be done only as an eK-
IRENE measure
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-04

...s rursh. president OF the So
rleetric company and repre-
- Eve % the stoue a Webster
s.s.a sl 10 this state, confirmed
,ssogss this morning that the
....sa earparaLon has IN contsm'
80 -. lAe construction Of an inter
- railway FROM Seattle 10 Bel,
$50. ~ aud eonnecting With nest
! - Important intermediate
a. give you uothlng more
..s.s,s tan the reports you have,
~ Yarsh. The road VIII be
~ ame general plan a. the
Z. nsspeetlng Seattle and Tacoma.
-, nat Ne viii discard the
~ A ara coafine ourselves 10
= roller system -.
ssee route will probably incline
\. ~ Interior rather than follow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-04

tserippa Telegraph ssrvieo1
SAN FRANCISCO. May As
ths crisis IN the car mems trouble
approaches the fear 10 becoming
general that the men wiil vote TO
strike A. the meeting called for
sunday morning
Neither aide had made any peace
advances this mofulnE No tntimA-
ton OF a conference before the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-04
CONDEMNATION PETITION
FILED ~ aoUN

Corporation Counsel scott Cal.
hOun filed In the superior court to.
day the petition for the Initiation
OF the condemnation proceeding
for the opening up % Magnolia
way from DcnuY way 20 elliott Az.
THIS Improvement IL expected 20
arouse considerable fight In the
city council on Monday nlxht
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-04
CARTER AT OUTS.

HONOLULU. May "a eontrovar-
- has arisen between GovernaF
Carter and the legislature over tbs
right OF the house 70 reconsider It's
action 90 q veto The governor
claims that the Legislature consists
nf two divisions. fha senate and
house. and that reconsideration BY
one IL not sufficient.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-04

fN'FIFpH FFIFRFHVh HHFff'FiT
BOISE Ida. May THE com.
Ing trial OF Haywood continues %
bring crowds OF strangers 10 this
city. Every available room has
been taken. The authorities say
fully 500 men will be here from
Colorado 90 attend the trial
The attorney for Haywood has
filed a motion IN the district court.
asking that an order be made re-
quiflng the prosecution 10 furnish
a bin Of particulars. This will be
argued Monday morning.
Meyer. Haywood aud Pettibone
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-04

JUNEAU. Alaska. May 4-The
federal jury today acquitted Robert
steed for the killing OF Norman T.
Smith. one OF the last Of the bad
men In the west.
Reed killed Smith at Teuakee
Springs last November. using a
double bhrreled shotgun.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-04
JAY GOULD is
THE CHAMPION

LONDON. May Jay Gould
won the International tennis cham
pionship today from Miles. taking
three. sets out OF five. ii Was an
uphill fight
II r. announced that May Sutton
sutton In 10 compete for the
woman's championship again.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-04
COMMITTEES TO MEET.

The committee from thu Cham
her % commerce appointed 20 meet
Nith the committee from the Chris
tan EndeaNor society regarding
plans Tor the forthcoming natlunal
convention I'm June viii meet tho
latter committee at the chamber
Monday morning at II o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-04
EMMA GOLDMAN
HERE NEXT WEEK

SAN FRANCISCO. May a. Emma
Goldman. the noted anarchist. ar.
rived this morning from Denver.
She lectures here tomnrrnN Dur.
Ing her stay she viii be watched
by the police. She seaves early
next week for Seattle and other
northwestern cities.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-04

Many witnesses testified that
Smith was the worst man in
Alaska
The jury was out all night.
standing eleven 70 one in favor OF
the defendant They made noisy
demonstration against tho single
juror There was a big demonstra-
tion Of ioy By miners when tha
verdict Waa read.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-04
STREET. IMPROVEMENT.

The re-hascsHmcut roll FOR the
Improvement OF Harvard av.. Har-
vard AZ. y and other streets vas
before tho board OF public works
for approval today The cost OF the
work under this roll will be ttss.-
safHn