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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-02

Soak tho coon
Further bits of evidence fully ad.
duecd The fact that the soaking was
Immediately and vigorously insti.
tuied ~ was glorious rough.
house
Bin and package Of pork
chops caught the culored man on
The point " the nose "nang" went
someone's OH can against Tarp's
cheek Smack. and "a fat beef.
steak landed on the particular part
0f the anatomy of the colored man
already aoftened boy the Impact of
the chops
AZ ihis iuncture Mr. Anglesa got
possession of cane and made "a
desperate rally when he had fin.
lshed there were suspicious looking
Jumps ranldly rising on sundry
heads
The car had been stopped and "A
hurry call sent for police help.
Within short time patrolmBn
Mayborg reached the scene. He
took both Tarp and AnRlesa IN Gus.
tody and after the two chief of.
Tenders had been led away 20 the
police station the trip was resumed
in peace.
You are both good men" said
Judge Simon after hearing the tost.
mony. but ! think Mr. AnglcsB was
to blame VIII fine him S."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-02

What was probably the most ac
we're thunder storm that has visited
Seattle and viclnifY alner the days
OF the first settlers. broke last
uiEht routing the snfioeafinE calm
ol = very hot day with pcaia Of
thunder. flashes 10 lEhtnlng. and
a afeuchlnE rain
While nothing extraordinary ~
the mhnF new cumera from eastern
states the storm. which lasted from
O'Clock unfil midnight. terrified
the many who had been used 10
The mild weather. 30 characteristic
~ Seattle summers
The lighting plants - the city
snuaualnsle and Seattle Electric
HYsfems wrFr forced 70 suspend
operations for SOME Hmn and the
city Naa thrown into almost total
darkness. tho poaarasofs 90 gas De-
ms she nhiY ones vhe wefe not
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-02
HpdUU Men Dropped Body Of Unconscious Victim
10 Flee From officer DOnlan, Who Emp6ed Gun at
Them and Finally Captured BOlh--POlice Believe
Thew Have Bad Men,

halt. che fleeing men made a dea
poFutc dash down the street. aud
tha cfileof finally drew his gun.
firms az tho hlKhwaymen unfli an
the chambers were DISCHARGED.
None 81 the shots took effect. but
nonlan with an extra burst OF
speed oveFtook Williams at the in.
tersvftiou ef fifih aV. Ga fFeat 81
ths ksnueheek hetel. and allowed
Rnsrmuna to continue bis fiIght.
Tho sound % the revolver shots
had alarmed sac men on duty az
the police station. and they ran
into fhe street seeing that HE
avcnue o. eseape was cut off ia that
direction. the second febboF turned
south down Fourih aY and dis.
appeared Ia the vacant Dot adjacent
20 The free employment office.
Second Rshher Found.
uonlaa toek bis man 10 the %.
lice station, where Ne was booked
aud placed 10 a cell. ana. accom-.
paniea IS Patrolmsn kssfs. Dol.
pain noFie and McCiur9. proceed.
"a to the point where the other
rubber bad disappeared. After q
shprt search the man MAS found
hiding under a sidewalk ard. at the
command % surrender. he Tame out
without masking amp trouble
AZ the p1iice station Roaemund.
who u a muiaito. rlaimsd 10 b. q
prlnter His companion save his
profession aa marine fireman.
Fatr9iwaH DoulAn says thst Rose.
mnnA had . sun when the chase
first commenced. and Il Il thought
that he grohabiy threw "a away dur.
lnk bis fiixht
Louie Fuslck. the robbers In.
tended victim. gives bis asa az 81
and says be is q baker lie is IA
Austrian and is said % hase bern
out dFlnksnx last night lie re-.
members very little today asoai tie
occurrences hut 10 heid 81 the %
lice az a witness
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-02

primaries ts almost sure 10 win a.
the elertion August 20
In the Thirteenth ward J. T.
ArmsigonE and & a. Cox are ths
Republican candidates. aud 3 G.
Robbins - the candidate on the
Socialist ticket. IL b. freely pre-
dieted that the winner u the Re
publican nomination viii also wtn
a. the election Augusl %. as the
former city Of Ballard ls mostly
Republican.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-02

Well known and popular among
many classes Of people n the
northwestern cities. John s Hoylc.
northwest agent ~ ihc Associated
on company n now said 40 be- a
fugitive from lusticc. wanted on e
charge ~ umbeEglcmeut preferred
in Portland
Boyle b. declared to be some
thing IKE s. 900 short Ga bic &C.
counts. and "a complete examination
Df his books has been undertaken
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-02
HORSE AND BUGGY IN AN ADVENTURE

u.aiy scratched and cot horra
.- -@.hed and dilapIdated buggy
r.. ak ne marks evidently of 4
49,. Nere found died 10 q
aass z oeofgetovn Wednesday
having been inappropriate
~ II 4ahHoNn man and roman
..'@.,inK gone through as YET un'
hurried adventure
sr'e VI I, and buggy are The prop.
~. ?, Louis Derry. AZ Fsrf gro1n
ssgs ''.,stFmsn. From aim fhev
49,, sAtea Tor an hour Tgesdav
Am a 7 7. Light who drove
49,, ,..o lhe eily ana than turned
hse ~ s 70 q man whosr face he
ie.,. W whose name he cannot
49,, % take 20 me Montana
Ae'@.l9s man dld. but shortly
3ts,s - came back attended hy a
H. aha took the horse and
VI again Tho neat morn.
fmM animal ana the attached
sls found On a SORRY state
fence On Goorgatoaal. and
L. EFT to ten what had 49,
H. me man aud the woman
III a. / feared may have suffered
1tt q runaway which evidently
ne mau who had rented
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-02
JAPS TO PROTECT
KOREAN AMERICANS
JOHN D. IS
ALL RIGHT

CLEVELAND. Ohio. Aug At
70 denied that John y Rockefeller
u going 10 Chicago to hear Judge
lands read the decision iu the
oil rebate case tomorrow or thg
he r. undergoing an acute opera
lion Rockefeller is as happy 40 q
child playing Eolf at Forest i'm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-02

Another line OF ocean vessels viii
uoen be added 20 she trans Pacific
fleet now plying between Seattle
aud the Aaiatlc ports The Chicago.
Milwaukee a st. Paul railway h
TO operate q llno ol vessels Ia
Connection with its railroad, after
the completion OF its road 10 the
coast ito 1909
The Osaka shusen KaiaAa. a
Japanese corporation. owning q
number % fine vessels. nov en-
sRged Ia Japanese coantwiae aud
Oriental traffic. has made an agree
ment with the Chicsan. Milwaukee
A 81 Paul by which the two viii
be- operated Jointly la tho ocean
traffic
The details ~ the agreement
have not yst been worked out
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-02
BURNED our TRANSFORMER.

Ore Of the smaller transformers
st the Seventh av power house 81
The municipal lighting plant was
burned uut during the electrical
storm u last evening. bat the plant
was running again soon after the
miahap A reserve transformer be,
ing quickly switched on.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-02
Pike PLACE
is FAVORED

Despite the protest 81 the Good
win Realty company 70 the occu.
pancy Of piko place az tho site for
the location ~ a public market the
streets committee has recommend
ed the passage Of the RoyellC
ordinance introduced last Monday
night
The provisions Of city ordinances
in conflict with the new bin are
waived pending the occupancy Of
the ground
The demarkation Of land viii be
from ~ feet north Of Pike a. TO
Pine st. thus avoiding the Goodwin
property.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-02
FRANCE TO ACT
Immediately
10y United pr.ssl

PARIS Aug Am ettraordln.
airy meeting Of the cabinet was
held this afternoon 20 discuss tho
Moroccan situation Minister Of
Foreign Affairs rlchon urged i'm.
mediate action 20 punish tho muir.
derera 81 Europeans az Casa
Blanca. Plchon proposed suggest
ing 20 Spain the immediate landing
81 French and Spanish troops at
the scene OF the masaacres
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-02
ACTRESS LAID TO REST

KANSAS CITY 80. avg g.
One hour after Laura Matthews
body arrived here thls morning ID
was buried Barclay Meader pas
Tor Of the First Christian church.
read o short service and offered
prayer The body was accompanied
by TilHe Green. the nurse g. A.
C0ey. 81 Chicago. was among those
who met the train COcy believes the
comedy actress WAS murdered
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-02

points for several hundred Yards.
luckily striking soft dirt aud suf.
ierinE nothing worse than scratches
and bruises.
The car vas owned BY the Seattle
Motor Livery company Chauffeur
g g. Waltz waa in charge Tho car
had turned IN close 20 the inter.
urban tracks 10 iet another auto
pass, when The flying train caught
a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-02
HEGH.W wa YNy EN-
CAPTURED
RAlSULI ON
WAR PATH

TANGlER. Aug The state
hank has advanced ti00 900 20 War
Minister Gabbaa 10 defgay ex
pcnaoa Of sending troops 20 Casa
hlAnca The government com
mandera arr SIN trying 70 cap
tnru bandit RaiHuu who continues
10 hold Go kaid Maclean RaiHnll
has huraed several Villages becauso
some Of bis followers have been
killed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-02
DAIRYMEN In
TROUBLE

Marreuts 90 arrest have been
sworn oui b. MIN Inspector Wood
cock for nairymcr Pat Malone. nf
Georgetown. and w a. Muffatt. o.
Green Lake Both are charged
with having diluted their milk
Moiiaits milk showed only so
per cent butter faL ilis record FOR
the month shows that bis miik has
been running ipW iuf solue time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-02
PRIMARIES
So YLERDA

~ FIRST trial Of the direct pr.
VAR aw IN the western part 81
sAainEion will occur t0morruw ia
~ heNiyannsxed Twelfth and
Ieifieenth yards. when those dis.
s'sH vi choose At primary slee.
20 their nominees for city couu.
alnen.
II ne Twelfth ward A. w Ware
" MAS Kelly are the tao cnndi.
A's Tor the Republican nomina.
Asn and The man who wine AZ the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-02

Three % the seven candidates
for couucilmnnie nominations iu
the new Twelfth aud Thirteenth
wards have submitted affirmative
replies 90 the questions propouuded
70 them by the Direct Legislation
committee. asking whether they
are Ia favor of the direct ieglsia.
uon charter amendments which the
committee proposes 70 submit 20 q
vote OF the people at the next city
election
The other four candidates have
not set responded but replies from
them are anticipated during the
aay AZ this IL the last day FOR the
replies 20 reach the committee. the
failure Of any Of them % reply by
tonight win be construed by the
committee a. replies ia the Mega
live
These Who Have Replied.
The candidates who have made
Affirmative replies are Alfred W
Ware. candidate for the republican
nomination in the Twelfth ward &
NJ Cox. candidate for the republI.
can nomination ia the Thirteenth
ward and J G Robbins. candidate
for the socialist nomination IN tho
Thirteenth ward Those who have
not yet replied are ~ N. Hines.
Oscar A Pattlson and Michael Kel.
~ candidates for the republican
nomination In the Twelfth ward
and J T. Armstrong the orFRniEa.
ton candidate for the republican
nomination ia the Thirteenth
ward
The proposed charter amend.
mcnta are two IN number One OF
them will require 3 vote OF the pco.
pie on an franchise grants for a
longer period than 10 years. The
other will provide a method where
by the voters may themselves pro.
pose and adopt city ordinances
without action By the council or
demand a popular vote on any ord.
nance adopted by the council be
fore such ordinance shall become
effective
In both OF the new wards the
political atmosphere lie charged with
rlynors OF attempted corporation in.
fluouce. said a member OF the d.
rect legislation committee today in
discussing the correspondence with
the candidates There are Wmors
Of franchise schemes floating in
every direction. The one sufficient
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-02

COOLER

Last aishla storm cleared fho
atmosphere ard relieved thr ant
fefinE enc 80 the hat weather
The paat few HafH Thia mafninF
the Thermometer Registered ts 10
Ef.ea. ana the probabilities arr that
Il will nos reach its faaeEree mark
before ths close 81 dag
The rain thar icii last nishi uas
about the heaviest ihai has iailta
ln this elfy ga q period og 60 miu
uies The rainfall amonaiod 90 81
~ au inch Tho total rainfall fnt
che night waR almost . quarter "a
an inch
According tn Weather Fornraafrr
SALISBURY the weather Is agiii Fam
unsettled and more storms mas l0l
low
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-02
GENEROSITY
OF SAILORS

There Is tradition that sailors
are the most generous class IN the
world In the u S shipping com.
mlssioner's office the Washington
Children's Home society has me-
tie box fastened to the wall 10
catch the stray change Of the sail.
ors. II rs noticeable that this box
Is ompued &C least twice a month
and that at times as much as St2
n small coins and pennies are to
be found IN II. Hardly sailor
leaves the office after being paid
Off for a voyage that he does not
drop something In the box.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-02
LOCAL OFFICER Is
PROMOTED

John =. Wilkie. chief Of the
United states secret service at
Washington. ID c.. notified Thomas
B Foster. Ia charge Of the secret
service work In the Seattle district
yesterday that he had been pro
NOTED 10 the position OF operative
the highest order In the service
at a substantial increase I'm salary.
Mr. Fosters promotion comes tn
recognition Of faithful service.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-02
sREMERtoN TO ENTERTAIN

Tho city OF Bremerton tomorrow
win entertain the officers and men
of Uncle Sans ships now sta
toned ut the navy yard There VIII
be a varied program, inciudiug ath
letic trials. music aud dancing
Speeches win be made by Mayor
Y. j. Action, Rear Admiral W. II
hurWoll and H. 3 Senator s.. H.
piles no accommodate the crowd
going over the Port Orchard boats
will make SIX trips.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-02

PROTECT AMERICANS.

Seoul. Aug 2 The Jap.
: ancgo government today plac.
; ed "a guard around the Amcri.
can consulate and orders have
; been given 10 Americans who
fear trouble during the rioting
30 80 10 the legation houses
; whore they Will be- protected.
: IN an early morning riot The
; American consulate buildings
were struck by bullets.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-02

p,woversa while 10 the act Of
,oehlne ,Aelr unconscious victim.
,wO AlsAwAy rcbbors, who save
As,r names A. ucorgc Williams
80 l. Rosemund. were last
s,sst eassarea ty the police after
- sseilIag chase during which Ia
,rrsmsn " nenlan amptiel the
eontesss q BIS revolver a. The flee
lag men.
foale Faslok. an Austrian baker
Aak bean Knocked cut hy the hiEh.
raymer on Sixth ay s. and tbs
saslpads were preparing % rifle his
psekeis when Put 20 tllEhs b. ths
efflcer.
Both the prisoners are compare
tsely Young men, Williams Elxinl
us axe A. 3. and R0acmuna IS Il
eat the nervv manner Ia whlci
they attempted the robbery ans
,kelr subsequent flight stamp
tAsm a. bad men. IN the op.uloi
4 the police
PGtroimAa nonisn vas Nalkinl
y Washington g. shogtly before
efiock this mornluN aud sftsg
passlns the corner az ssNth az q
az the two rohbers WITH ihs,s yle
I'M On slxth ay iutt north %
washsnxton e. fhs pgtrnimsu
us the fve men stfise ihsir cam.
psnlan "a the head with some DARK
chltss and. - BE- sank % the
sroana. thsy raised hin Ia their
arms ana started towards = hish
NAnk. vhgs tAsy would BE- screened
frum Ytsn
Aara Chase Bsslna
Tks psllesmaa Immediately start.
e On q fan Ter the men and thry
saw Ain eening. while yel some
disiaaes sszy. Both men dropped
ihslr Fienm sad ran up sixth Az.
tqwAdE fsslsr way. turrina dawn
tat thoFeushiaFe directly towards
tae police staten
lEnoring Donlans demands 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-02

DENVER Colo, AnF. y "
Aiebarisuu issued statement 60.
day aetlfFlns both Mover Petit
bone and HayWooa that De- would
refnae 90 further associate with
clafeaee lmrfuw under any rircnm.
stances ile SAYS his Ideas differ
from uarfuw 0n aii points except
ieErl questions ard that they can.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-02

Naasat o. the coupling 0f 4 race.
s zs. lnlsfnfbsn train. q Big Pope
:, .a's ~. auto vas literally bumped
pessa yesterday afternoon THAT
- - sn@AiisuF and four occupants
49,. 49, ma aaa two women. escaped
~. ~ YER lives. IL regarded aa a
~. There was hardly enough
w w y n eAf % haul 10 the garage
=, ~. ne people occupying Il were
''~n INTO the road al various
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-02
RICHARDSON and
BARROW QUARREL

n0g aArer upon the proper way 20
pfeaent q ease "a tbs court and
Jury
parFow q on BIS way % this city
DENVER Col Aug 2-Thc
Federation officers say they wont
lei Richardson retire a. chief coun
sci for resnbonr and Mover Tho
ef'inrfa know nothing 70 3 scrap
heiwaaA Richardson and nartuw.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-02
JAP SPIES
wa TCHED

were camping fhsrs last week Col
hoatlsdEe issued an ordeF that no
Ianhuese would BE- employed in the
camp Japanese have breu refused
employment a. the Homestead
mills. the Westinghouse works and
other places wefe they uave ap
piled
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-02

SEOUL Aux q Street rloting
wae resumed at daybreak this NOR.
ming when the japanese cavalry
appeared At Little Westgate bar.
racks and demanded that Korean
soldiers surrender their supplies
The Koreans were driven back hy
a heavy fire from the tower gate
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-02

LONDON. Iuly ala novelty iu
stage costume has been intro.
dncsd b the Spanish actress "a
Belle 0tefita who appeared Co..
Gently clad ln a single piece Of lace
wOrsh 81 500 By ihe aid of safety
pins and brooches thc actress man.
aged 90 dFapc tho lace in such a
way az 90 give The audience the I'm.
precision ~ smart Paris frock -
Belle Oterita claims that. given q
beautiful piece of lace large enough
shc can arrange o. Boz go many dif
fercnt ways that her audience viii
believe for month that she Is
wearing a different frock every
night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-02

the vehicle. bobbod up In George.
town and claimed the horse aud
buggy bat waH arrested and fined
Tor being intoxicated The rig mas
been returned 20 ita owner. who la
now seeking the man and woman
who're abduction Of n resulted IN "a
smnahup where. when and how.
aa set unknown
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-02
BODY or GRETCHEN RHODE
FOUND IN LAKE MICHIGAN,

CHICAGO, Aug 2.-Tho body Of
Gresham Rhode, aRed G. who was
thought 10 have been kidnapped.
was found on the bottom OF Lake
Michigan this morning near the
shore. Yesterday the X. Of P's.
throughout the United states were
asked to assist IN locating the girl
AZ It was thought she had been
kldnnpod.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-02
MATE OF MINDORO
DROPPED dead

80. Aos aliogether boys!" shouted
~. ~. tiark. second mate 81 thn
I. ssA e. Mindoro. AZ an hands feu
49,, -, ne spanksf with these
~ -. vlafks hands looseaad 81
- ~ ''ps and he slowly al.d 10 -
n, his hands opened. his he'd
+. 4, ~, .s'Nafd On bic breast and sim
''sh be was dead ClarE 9icd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-02
INSPECTOR ON VACATION.

Immigration Inspector John ~
Sargent who is In charge OF the
Puget Sound district, leaves tomor.
row ON his vacation. and will spend
three weeks with his family on
Hood g. canal Inspector Lynch will
be- In charge
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-02

OTTuMWA. Iowa, Aug 2.-Dr.
w II Powell, wlfo aud son, and
Mrs, J. q Stoves aud baby were
drowned last night by the capsiz.
ing Of q launch on the nes Moines
river Tho boat became unmnn.
aFeahle, aud the engine finally
broke down entirely and the boat
WAS uAot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-02
"a POISONED sY ICE CREAM

MAYFIELD. KY, Aug q -Four
teen persons are Ia dangerous con
dition aa result OF eating poisoned
fee cream at % family gathering al
Ed seaHa, north OF here 10 ie
Thought the Ice cream generated
poison after standing Ia freezer
for three hours o
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-02
HALSEY ON TRIAL

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 2.-Ths
trial Of Theodore " Halsey for the
alleged bribery OF Supervisor
Lonergan Halsey IS the second OF
the public utilities men TO be nlsc.
ed on trial A jury is now being
selected.
The indictment charges Halsey
with the crime of purchasing for
$4,000 I'm the month Of April. 1906,
the vote of Lonegran against the
Home Telephone company's fran
chise.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-02

The laying Of $3.50 feet Of
plankInR on Whatcom av and Han.
ford g. will be- offered and let 10
the lowest bidder by the board of
public works AT tomorrow meet
Ing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-02
SEWER WORK BIDS.

A largo amount Of sewer work
bids will be opened tomorrow by
the board OF public works The
gath ay south trunk sewer and
sewers ON 2Sth av.. 26th av. and
on North 50th ST. are TO be bid on.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-02

On June 2e last. while the schooner
was Off the loser California coast
on its way 70 Mexico. Last night
The Mindoro came into port here
NJ Is thought that CLARK died OF
heart disease lie was ~ years
~ age and had followed the sea
Tor many years lie was buried az
sea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-02
RAILWAY OFFICIALS FIRED"

NEW YORK. Aug with the
view OF restricting expenses I'M the
freight traffic departments of the
New York Central and affiliated
lines. "a freight traffic representa-
tiyes In various parts OF the coun.
try were let out yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-02

FTTsHrRG. Aug Secret
Mfyis men are wstchlng he move.
nants q Japanese. who are sup.
F<td e b spies. Ia this city
he fiFst report came from TIP
"a Pa vhlls the national guard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-02

PUEBLO. Colo. Aug 2 Dwight
Lawrence Bathurst formerly stamp
clerk 10 the p0stofilce here. who
has been working years 10 establish
hig claim 20 the estates and tiflc
OF the Earl OF Bathurst. has proved
bis case. lie has gone 20 England
10 secure his patrImony.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-02
CALIFORNIA SENATOR In
The CITY

State Senator G. II. Lukcus and
wife OF Oakland CAL are In the
city stopping at the Savoy sena-
tor Lhkens, representing Alameda
county I'm the California legislature,
is chairman of the judiciary COM
miltoe and was one OF the members
who helped 10 appropriate St00. 600
FOR the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS expo.
sitlon
Senator Lukens is q close friend
OF Corporation Counsel Scott Cal.
houn and while here win be the
guest nj that official
BELLlNGHAM. Aug o.. Seven.
teen thousand fish were taken Pom
the traps of the Pacific American
Fisheries last night This Is three
times as many as We're taken dur
ing the preceding day
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-02
CHASED aY MoRi DIEe OF RAN

E'irh 49, = w. biH. VI = LFF
CINCINNATI, O.. Aug 9. james
Wilson, uegf0 died Of fright late
az night following nm exciting ehaad
and hia arrest for shooting ana
wOundiuR Charles BarlaR. white.
Wilson was chased over half. mile
by the police and a crosd shooting
BE saa franco 9th Gear Of mob
violence when finally captuiss ~
the pOsee shYBlcionS reporteashas
fright undoubtedly GEESE &R
death.