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The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1908-02-29
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The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1908-02-29

Mrs. James Brewington is in.
disposed.
Several men have been dis
charged from further services at
the state house The reason for
such is not known by this paper.
Mr.. Wormley, who has been
indlsposed for some time. is able
to be up and about again.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1908-02-29

VIM. Cansler of the first ward.
delegate to the miners state
convention at Peoria. was back
to his family Sunday, returning
to Peoria Monday of this week.
Rev. luke, of Canton. ILL.,, has
been the guest of relatives, the
Brewington family, the past
week or ten days.
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Sl.oo 10 East st. Louis every Sat
urday and Sunday
ILLINOIS TRACTION SYSTEM
Divine Services at the Evangelical
Lutheran Holy Trinity Church.

On Fifteenth between Washington
and Jefferson streets
Bible Reading, II to IL a. m.
Preaching at p. m.
Instruction in the chief parts of the
christian doctrines every Wednesday
at p. m.
One and all are cordially invited to
attend these services.
Rev. Jas. H. Boswell, Pastor.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1908-02-29

Capitol City Lodge. No. IL, K. of P,
meets every second and fourth Mon
day night of each month in Masonic
hall on North Eighth street. Special
meetings made knowL by K. of r.
& s..
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Governor.

Inc announcement of Mr. Yates created quite
petus in the political arena
Just how strong he is and immense adherence remains to
be
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All are invited. Conducted by Rev.
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Notice

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-29

prior To tho order closing the "a
looms large numbers OF workingmen
would spend Saturday nights aud
sundays az the saloons and often
take home a mere pittancs. SOME
times nothing 1T their hard earned
vases bat that now all this had
been changed
OF the same value an saloon
closing u the suppression Of
gambling. the dance halls aud the
vicious gardens about the city
parks
aas Given square Deaf"
Fuurfhly Mayor Moore has
shown that be believes IN giving
every one a nqaars deaf SO IA
az ! can Judge he has treated cor
p0FatlUus justly and has exhibited
a conservative aHd broad minded
stateamauahip in dealing with the
railroads Just entering this elty
tie has recognized the moral ard
Christian sentiment ~ The city. and
has affiliated himself with the
forces Which are WORKING Tor right
tifthlY Mayor Muar. has as
soeiated sith him In offioe two men
Who with himself make an inxinc.
Tile trtumylfate IN righteousness
aud iaW enforcement Chief Map.
pensleln has demonstrated that be
is wtIliag and ampiy able to handle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-29

the police force OF the city and
carry out the instructions Of the
CitY'a chief executive.
"Ciy Engineer Thomson. who
has done more than any other man
In building up the material slide 81
the city. II not only painHiaklng
capable honest. conscientious. De-.
voted and ineorrupiihlu in his com
manding aud responsible position.
but according Ia the mayors own
uttefance. IL hiu chiof adviser and
most trusted and Indispensable an.
aoriatr
The ~ election Of Mayor Mooro
means the rotention of both these
men "a office
Truly Il IL diuicult to see why
the citizens ol seattle should ucri
uusiy consider fuT a moment a
change IN the office OF mayor. but
why they should not rather come
40 on Tuesday neat with an over
NhelminE endorsement ana con.
tinuhnce Of onF preneut eunharya
tive. fearless and conscientious az.
minisifation. hy re.electinK "a o.
flee the present chief executive OF
our city
Charles Young was the elosing
speaker OF the meeting and his al.
dFvus aroused N. enthusiasm 81
the audience to the highest pitch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-29
CREDITORS LEVIED
ON MILLER ORGAN
Literary Career Of Henry Watson Cornell, Miller SPELL
binder, Interrupted Just as Press Was Running
OF Campaign Edition Of $1,000 Copies.

The entire edition Of The
Municipality. tho local veokiy
known ~ the Miller party organ.
vas today seized BY attorneys rep
rCneniing White Davis. printers
on a writ Of xarnlahmcnt 10 secure
the payment Of a sag5 printing bin
Harry Watson Cornell. the star
ap.llhinder Of the republican party.
a recent arrival iu this city from
tho east. and Merle ]. WlghtmAn.
enc Of the promoters of the seattle
Tacoma Short Line. are named aA
defendants.
It IL understood that the edition
which vas tied up By legal pro
cess numbers $1,000 copies. which
we're 10 have been Distributed
broadcast throughout the city pre-.
ceding election day. ia the hope
OF winning votes nj the polls.
The paper II practically devoted
90 a long winded culogy Of the re-
publican candidates and reiteraiss
to a considerable extent the bom-
haatic utternucra which have been
delivered by Cornell. who IL the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-29
ABSCONDER MAY
ESCAPE JUSTICE

ENsENADA. Mexico. Feb. ga
Nm. y. Walker. absconding treas
uror Of the New Britain. Conn.
Savings bank who Incorporated
500 600 Of that Institutions funds
appeared before Federal Judge Car
dena and heard arguments tor and
against the eatfadition procedure
invoked 20 secure his return.
During bis plea in Walkers be-.
halt Ia have declared Ineffective
and void the e1tradiiiou papers.
senior Ramirez demanded that the
fugitive be GRANTED hla liberty upon
the ground that Walker had been
arrested more than 40 DAYS before
be was served vita eNtfadition
papers, an error. the attorney said
In direct violation ~ his treaty
rights.
The Judge took the case under
adviHemeut.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-29
FAIR HANDS LEAD
TO TROUBLE

MY. but my hands are cold e
naid the striking Young lady ~ she
loaned over the counter IN the city
trehsnrerH office IT tho city hall,
90 which she had been called to
settle one OF the little financial
transactions which give that office
ita exenbc for being She pulled off
hsr Stoves with the remark and the
Trouble began.
Let me warm them for YOU
spufted out the impulaiys clerk. and
reaehlnx over the counter he grab
bed The woman's hands In his aud
pulled them toward him Tho trun#
BILE had more than started
George Russell. fon miserable
scamp. you acouudrel, you lnsultef
OF women" cried the woman'a an
grY husband n day later, and fist
threatened perilouHly near the sur.
pfised city troasurefH nose The
plot had thichenad and the trouble
was on IN earnest
You Incompetent. idlotic. no
account CLERK Hputtered the usu.
ais genial George aoon afterward.
aud a vacancy existed Ia the staff
~ the man who looks after the
monegs 81 this mighty municipality
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-29
Prominent Member of the Eastern Star Shot and
Killed by Well-KnOwn Shrner.

phuric acid. and that IN self de.
Tense be scuffled with her drawing
bis revolver and firing q shot 70
frighten her.
Then" said McCOmaB. she ran
toward me. and ! fired again. tho
bullet striking her. ana she fell az
my feet"
Asked why he shot the woman.
McCOmAs said.
= have known her for five years,
and she has been botherinR me.
could not stand II any longer. and
80 put an end 10 a."
A thorough search Of the rooms
hy detectives failed 10 reveal any
trace Of the bottle that contained
the acid
During the last few weeks. SIC
Comas stated. he and Mrs Moves
had spent each afternoon at the
race track AZ Arcadia Race track
cards aud a column Of figures show
that the couple had Won a great
deal u money. but during the last
two weeks their losses had exceed.
ed 5000
The murdered woman Was IS
years Of age. handsome cultured
and refined McComas Is about 40.
aud possesses considerable wealth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-29
Ike Declaration Of Independence Up to Dale, Says
uy Party Chairman What the Amendment Means
to The People Of Seattle.
" GEORGE r. corresILl

" GEORGE r. coTTERIll
shartsr amendments Nos. p and
: are emphatically the peoples
shsnameuts" and the vote next
'lssday should forcibly demon
''a'e that they are the popular
s"enamenta. The size oi the bal
" The many questions submitted
80 ne oyeTshadouing Of the
-aIoFsity issue. someW hat tend 60
1917 and eudanEer these ire
ssss.nsaoasly important amendments
~. 'asr only danger is defeat by do
. SUI. Once let the people under.
&ha me force and purpose ri
s.sl'sr amendments q aud % aud
- adoption b. an overwhelming
'',e Is assured.
shafter amendmeuts "a and -
le initiated b. the paople pee.
800 ~ a conference committee ~
- oislc Union. the Central labor
~, .ssh and the Municipal Owner
a. s.p league. they we're presented Ia
ss.s. ny council The charter re.
~ 9'oh Committee u The city couu.
q aleeled them. and thus sought
s,., ~ me people the right 10 vote
: - mem Refusing 20 accept this
n li.al rejection. the advocates
pea syp1isf government went To the
ta,a aifect secured the alEna
..,.., oi $3.50 qualified voters n
sss.ss Demanding that these
u'nsnls 30 to the popular vote
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-29
Seattle Boy and Girl Born on Feb. 10Th Are Cheated
Out Of Anniversary Celebrations by Peculartes Of
Calendar---Gye Birthday Parties.

Although l6 years old. Benny
johnson. 1871 r.. 57th st. is celebrat-
ing his third birthday today.
Benny was born on Feb %. 1892
lie awoke TO existence ON the extra
day in February which marks a
leap year Having selected that
odd day TO make his entry into life
Benny discovered too late that he
had made "A mistake.
Benny did not know what a birth.
day was until he was years old.
his first birthday occurring Feb.
% 1896 The celebration created
taste for birthdays In Benny and
he waited with keen anticipation
for four more years To roll aroo q
Hut in 1900 the calendar played
Benny another cruel trick Al
though a leap year by ordinary
standards. il was discovered that
the calendar had gained a day In
the perpetual race with time, and
the 2ath of February was cut out
that year.
Benny waited eight years until
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-29

1904. TO celebrate his second birth,
day. and put in a strenuous day
trying 10 concentrate eight birth.
day celebrations into one. Being ] ,
years old. he succeeded
Today Is Heunys third birthday.
lie has waited with as much pa
uence as possible for today and has
invited % Of his friends TO the resi-
dence tonight To celebrate the
event A rouslng time is expected.
Margaret Sharpe. of 2223 W. 18th
St Ballard. has duplicated Benny $
experience in the birthday line.
Margaret also selected Feb. %.
1892. as her birth date. aud eele-
brates her third birthday with a
party tonight at the residence. on
the invitations is the additional bid:
Come again In tet2
Hazel Mary Grass. 1909 y. 52nd
st. IL celebrating her second birth.
day today She was born Feb 2s,
1886. and also lost birthday in
1900. she is a pupil Of the luter-
lalss school in the Fifth grade.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-29
ACCOMPLICES
OF ASSASSIN
AR R { STED
tsy United pfe.s)

DENVER. Feb - chief Of 20.
lice Michael Delaney says that a
letter written BY Giuseppe Alto 60
his son. found Ia the cell occupied
by him while IN jail At Colorado
Springs. contained proof that men
Ia si1 cities ia the United States
we're connected with him Ia the
the kiilinK ~ Father leo
Almost at the moment he made
his statement came news that aix
arrests had been made In eastern
eitiea uf men suspected ~ being &C
comnllcea Of the murderer.
4 kauni was arrested In New
YORK. charged with beinE the chief
~ this society. while In Fittsburg
Ofesfo ssodi. Tomasso Caiabreuo
0reeina Maiavai and Mnlio Tolme
vnfn iocAod up for being lmpii'
catnf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-29

and al last the city council was
compelled to- put them on the ballot
under the plain mandate Of the
state Law.
Lest We Forget
For precautions sake. Test We
forget" when we go into the yOt.
Ing booths next Tuesday. let citi-
zens one aud all remember that
the last shall be first. find
amendments ~ and = and place
the X IN favor Of each Of them
Well begun II more than half
done" Is an old adage. which can
well be applied next Tuesday by
voting first for charter amend
ments p and %.
Upon the official ballot amend
ment No n ls referred 20 as pro.
yiding for direct legislation b. the
initiative and referendum. This
Is literally and technically correct.
but may not convey TO every reader
tho true meaning and intent OF the
amendment a few simple sen
fences may serve TO better define
and emphasize its purpose
Charter amendment No. - a.
sures true representative govern
ment. BY making misrepresentation
government impossible.
Encourages Honesty.
n encourages honesty 10 govern
nent by destroying the incentive
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-29

editor. during the republican meet.
inEa Of the past fee days.
The action Of the attorneys for
White a Davis IN grabbing up the
entire edition OF the paper spread
CONSERVATION at republican head
quarters. where all arrangements
had been made for their disirihu.
iioa aboat the residence aud bust
ness districts
Thu complaint which was filed In
the superior court reeltes that Wat
sou and Cornell recently bought
out the interests of e. ~. Bally
and @. &. Costello. the former
propfleiors. and assumed the in.
debtedneas existing at that time
u IL further claimed that neither
Of the defendants has complied
with the conditions named.
The paper was formerly publish
cd by white A Davis. but when
Cornell and WiEhtman secured con.
troll oi II they transferred the pub.
lieatlou TO the General lIthoEraph.
ing q Printing Co. from whose
presses Il vas being issued when
the garnishment papers we're scry-
ed today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-29

LOS ANGELES Cal. Feb. 70
Mrs Charlotte T. Moves. q wealthy
tourist from Boston. and a prom
inent member ~ The Eastern Star.
was shot and instantly killed early
this morning ln her luxurious apart
montn. al 6i1 South Little o.. By
W. i. McComnh. a veil known local
mining engineer and Shriner.
A few minutes after firing the
shots MeComas. with face and
hands bllstered by vitrol walked
into the ball room AZ the Hotel
Pepper. one block distant. whore a
fashionable ball 0as .in progress.
announced to the guaats that be
had killed Mrs Moves. and gave
himself into the custody Of Deputy
Sheriff Carrie.
In custody Of the officer Nc
Comas led the way to Mrs Noyes
apartments. whore the body 81 the
woman Was found on the dining
room floor. two bullet wounds
showing ia her breast One OF tho
missiles had pierced tie heart and
death came Instantly
MeComas told the police officers
that he shot the woman because she
made an attack upon him with sul.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-29

Another Internal Machine
Exploded
Killed.

TEHEHAN. Fefaia. Feb ~ An.
other bomb explosion occurred 10.
day and two persons we're Killed
FolioptnE 40 closely yesterday e
attempt 10 kili the shah. tedRy =
Demonstration Of the anarchists
have greatly terrofizsd the officials
and the imperial guard Al the palace
has been doubled
The bomb exploded In a seciud
ed street. tao pedestrians being
Killed The purpose Of the explo.
sion il unknown. bat u IL thought
Il was due to- eafelessneas In
handling the explosive
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-29
CONFESSES TO SERIES OF
ROBBERIES


TUCSON. Ariz.. Feb. ed W
Hawkins, a prisoner In the county
Jail here. has confessed TO series
of burglaries In Tucson. Los
Angeles. Vallejo. San Francisco
and elsewhere. and to the murder
% Albert Lconhardt IN Tucson on
the night Of December 2 last
feuuhardt. who vas young car.
penter from Columbus. O.. was shot
by unknown parties.
Hawkins confessed that he
and his wife committed the deed
for the purpose Of robbery The
two we're arrested ON a burglary
charge q week ago and were
sweated Hawkins. who IL % years
Of age. says that bis father Is a
mail carrier IN Chicago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-29
BOMB HURLED AT THE
PRESIDENT OF ARGENTINA

were acting IN a suspicious manner
also were taken into custody b. the
police
DR. Alcorta vas not AZ all PER
turbed lie considers the action
that OF an insane man
The following official statement
regarding the occurrence was given
out at the residence OF President
Alcorta.
Hts excellency was alighfins
from a carriage about 6 O'Clock
when On individual dropped at tho
presidents feet a bomb. which hap
PLY did not explode
DIR Alc0rfa. with great coolness.
promptly kicked the internal ma
chine away from him, while his
aide .de.csmp. Capt Arabia. seized
the criminal and prevented his es-
cape"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-29
MOORE RALLY TONIGHT

AT the Grand Opera House tonight the
big closing rally of the Moore campaign
will be held Mayor Moore will come
from a sick room to deliver the principal
address, and George F. Cotterill will also
make some remarks. Edward c. Cheasty,
the well-known local business man, will
act as chairman of the meeting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-29
SOME EXTRACTS FROM SEATTLE NEWSPAPERS DURING a
PERIOD SEATTLE HAD A STRAIGHT
REPUBLICAN GOVERNMENT.

Though fourteen highway rob
berries have occurred in this city
during the las, thirty days, In which
the victims were beaten. shot and in
several Instances knocked uneon.
selous with ssndbass. II appears
difficult 10 convince Chief Of Police
Meredith that such 10 the case. -
From the P-i. Of May I, 1901.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-29
TRAIN TO
RUN MONDAY
(eY United Press.l

PORTLAND. Ore. Feb. 29-The
first through passenger train over
the Spokane. Portland A. Seattle
railroad. will leave Vancouver.
Wash, next Monday morning. for
pasco. where II will connect Mon
day evening with the eastbound
Northern Pacific limited. IL is ex-
pected that through trains will be
running into Portland August /.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-29
BODY RIDDLED
WITH BULLETS

VALLEJO JUNCTION. Cal. Feb.
- While choking a woman In an
attempt to rob her. Tony GTlno
xss shot and instantly killed at ,
o'clock this morning b E1lipo
Montana. bartender In a saloon
al Vaiona. near here. The tragedy
occurred in a RON above the bar
room.
Montana heard the woman's
cries and called 10 Grino to sur,
render Grina tried to draw. hu,
Montana fired three shots quickly
killing Grino instantly. Montana
surrendered and Is In Jail at Mar.
tineK.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-29
listed RETURNS FROM
A TRIP To FRISCO

W. r listed. hnstilng secretary Of
the Merchants exchange. arrived
on the Humboldt last night from a
short business trip To San Francis.
co. In speaking % the shipping
outlook he said that II was mighty
dull IN San Francisco and other
southern ports. many vessels being
idle and coal carriers anchored ln
the streams as there IL no place to
discharge carEoea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-29
cOTTERILl'S PLEA FOR
AMENDMENT NO. Fl
BABY BURNED To DEATH

TACOMA. Feb. % The Il.
monthsold baby Of Mrs. Frank
HoRue. living In the South End
died yesterday from burns Il -.
celved while tied In It's high chair
Mrs HoEue tied the child IN for
a few moments while she went out
20 visit a sick neighbour. Children
playing with matches set fire to
the ehiid's clothing aud when Mfs
Hogue returned Il VAS In q sheet
Of flame The children had tried
20 JERK IL out 81 the chair but II
was too securely tied.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-29
GOES above
RECORD

CI.AHEAoSf. Cal. Feb 20 Ell
wood Munger. Pomona varsity high
jumper. exceeded the coast record
last evening IN practice b. clearing
the bar at Il J In
Munger has been IN the high
jumping game for Pomona the -four
years 80 his college course and pre-.
xioua - that Nun the Inter aehnlRH.
tic championship while at Santa
Paula hish school This Is Nun.
gers last year IN college athletics
and The tail high jumper Is out foi
a new record
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-29
ROUNDS OF CHEERS FOR
MAY OR MOORE A7RALLY
MOORE WILL MOVE RESTRICTED DISTRICT !:

Mayor Moores Views subject ef movIns the 70
1eed district made plain following letter writ
Ten on February p OF this year
Spouse 10 query 10 his Intentions:
-. February a. 1903.
Mr. David Zerveekh city.
Dear srt-should be reelected office mayer
OF the city Of Seattle the 3rd day month will
remove the restricted district from present location such
place that u Will not be people going
from their homes and places business paas through
unpeasanty the
TENDER. 1905 Ny for moving duraa my
present standardization unsettled eondition Of
grades and portions Of the city TO which
Il would be advisable remove H.
Respectfully,
(siansdl
19.14zcGD.eee., Izurzz/
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-29
Internal Machine, However,
Fails to Explode.
by Uni,.d PRESS

BrENos AYREs. Feb. CDR
J. Aleorts. president Of the republic
early last night vas the object Of
an aboffiYe attempt At assassina.
ton at the hands Of a native OF
Argentina. who hurled a crude
bomb ~ the president a. the latter
alighted from bis carriage IN front
Of his residence The missile did
not explode The misefeant. who
is believed 70 be- insane. vas arrest
ed. and three other persons who