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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-27
SEEKING TO
STOP FIGHT

Efforts 10 put stop 10 prize.
fighting AZ Sound Beach have been
started by I A. A sierfriedt edl.
tor OF the Tribune al Edmoudu. Who
IL asking the aid Of the authorities
Ia the matter
lie sent a letter "a the prnneent|
lng attorneys office here May "a
calling attention "a tho fact thar
joe Cans and battling Nelson were
matched 90 fight there decoration
day It was bum tip. but the
authorities got busy.
lie uo doubt referred to the con.
temnlHtcd fight between Nelson
and Kid Realer. which was called
off Mas ~ ou account Of Nelson q
agreement To fight Cans at Colma.
Cal. on the Fourth Of July.
Deputy Prosecuting Attorney
George Vanderveer learned from
County Engineer A. l. Valentine
that Sound beach was over Ia
suohominh county. and ~ result
he could do nothing la the matter
Mr. Nauhcrvear notified the I'd
mondH editor a. that effoet today
Kid Seaicf and Dick Cullen are
matched Ia fight at Sound Heaeh
June q, aud an attempt Will no
doubt be made to put a stop 10 A.
Mr. Sicefficdt says that he has
written lotions concerning the mat
Ter "a several partirs Ia kinF and
Snohumish counties
lie SAYS that be has written them
for the fmfpoae % rendering it
Impossible Tor the peace officers
~ this vicinity 20 plead ignorance
OF the plans Tor the prize night in
the manner they did after the ~.
hlhilian that wa recently given.
and any neglect 81 this occasion
viii b. surely considered b. the
laN abiding citizens Of the state
Ne a lAmentable retrogrenalon Ia
our respect for the Law aud a rep
fehvnaihlcA pfoaiitutton Of the pub.
lie office
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-27

purse contained a few receipts aas
a cheek for iai IS. signed by the
Seattle. Renion a southern Rail
ruad
Samuel Rutt. Of b70i gath nv
y " reported thst his pocket was
picked while fidinE on a Ballard
irach street ear yesterday after,
aoon The purse eontaiacd 81 In
cash and a few car tickets.
James Christensen. Who lives az
YOUNGSTOWN. uas robbed Of So in
cash while he vas walking along
Second AZ NEAR Pike ~ The
money vas taken from his truus
ern pueket.
Joshua Smith. a guest at the
Stevens. reported to the police Last
uiKht that be- vas euhhed uf tse
Ia cash while walking along the
crowded streets Aatene Nageon.
% 1875 Fourth az. = ". vas
touched Zoe hla purse containing
$40 while fialng on a street eAf
last niEht and isaac Auderaau says
his pocket saH picked nf s. - be
uaa Hfeppink aboard n street car
~ Ftrst AZ ,. and Jaeksua 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-27
VERDICT FOR
INJURY

IohH P. Melissa dfev tses So "a
apiece feF the loss Of three toes
from a lnrt before Judse Boyd J.
Tallmaa today. making tz.ege In
all iast.ad - the fla.eea Which be
suaaht
The fary reached the verdict
Mouaay niFht. bot Il was not open
cd until today. there being no court
In sessiun YESTERDAY The ~ moh,
tried and trtse. teek no roEnlEanos
Of the fact that one q the lasf
memhera Nks Nelson's big toe
CHASING them al together
Melissa claims to have been Ia
iuFea while loading sheet iron
plates 90 the RAmoaa. October >.
1900. az pier |. ln thia city. Tie
brought sdit against the Nestesn
Steel NayiEafion company Rnd the
Pacific Coast Steamship company.
bat the former was relieved 81 any
responsibility The case was tried
once before and a non salt ordered
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-27
sALUTED The
GOVERNOR

Yesterday afternoon the flagship
Connecticut fired the ouly salute
given b. the fleet since enterisg
Puget sound AZ the close 81 the
official visit Of Gov. A. y. Mead
and staff. on Rear Admiral sperry
the flagship fired the Governor =
salute Of iT guns. from the al.
mirAia bridge.
Yesterday afternoon. af O'Clock.
AdIairai spcrrY ana the two rank.
ina officers 81 hl@ staff, Capt A.
W. Grant. chief 81 staff. and Lieut.,
u. ". NurtshauKh signal officer
" the fleet. made an official call
On the aoYsrnor. at the Arlington
hotel At 2 y M The governor
accompanied by his staff and Of
fseop Of the national guard OF Ore
Govt. returned the call.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-27
ROBBED a
WOMAN

Warren Anderson ard Edward
MeCauley. both sailors from the
4. s. 5. Virginia. occupy cells at
the city jail and are charged with
grand larceny. The men were ar.
rested Sunday morning on com
plant Of Daisy Matson. an inmate
OF a resort. who says Anderson and
MeCauley stole $50 from her Sat.
nrday night.
Both Anderson and McCauley
deny the charge.
Yesterday the mems dnnnare was
sent ashore and IL was decided TO
place 30 impeachment in the way Of
the civil authorities who Will prose
cute the alleged thieves
A search was made yesterday
afternoon 81 the meas effects
aboard the Virginia and most Of the
money alleged TO have been stolen
was recovered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-27
WANTS HIS LOVE
RESTRAINED

Cupid Eot another strong arm jolt
today when Mrs. Alice Brown. 2i7
Union St, asked the prosecuting
attorneys office 20 have George
Fischer put under bond TO keep
the peAce
She says that she was having
her breakfast NJ a restaurant this
morning when Fischer put In an
appearance and. claiming to be In
love with her. threatened 10 Kin
her unless she consented 10 marry
him before s o'clock tonight
She objects to his attentions and
claims that she lost her position
because he persisted IN hanging
about.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-27
HAS
BEEN LOST
SAN FRANCISCO STARTLED ~
ANNOUNCEMENT THAT THE
MONEY or ESPECIAL pEPos
IT FUND" HAS DISAPPEARED.
10y United Press

SAN FRANCISCO. May ~
Where Is the fa7 900 which should
be Ia the special deposit fund 81
the city OF San Franclaco7
This question IL being asked to.
day by city and county officials.
while the city HttorueY IL pushing
an investigation 90 determine what
course the money took after leay.
Ing the treasury.
There vas more than 81 600 In
the fund At times the fund has
amounted % 100000 and at the
present time Il IL said that Il should
contain $4,000. but the records do
not show any more than 81 600
The fund. which Was In the
charge " the county treasurer and
city Treasurer John y. Macdougald.
has been supplied FOR 80 years by
money paid into court by liuganta
pending the settlement Of their
suite
IN the regular course Of pro.
cedure these moneys have been
handed 10 the county clerk and BY
him have been paid 10 the city
treasurer. who was supposed to
place them 10 the special deposit
fund. for which he was indiyid
ually responsible The shortage
WAS discovered when Treasurer
MacdOuEald was ordered 10 pas 10
the tar collector t37.5727g which
had been deposited IN 1903. IN
judge SeaRells court. pending the
settlement of the United Railroads
Tar assessment suit
Treasurer MacdouEald sends back
word from the Yosemite. where be
i luKanatlng AZ present. that there
ia 20 shortage IN hIs office. Mac.
douEald aad his chief deputy are
said 20 be on their way back 10
San Francisco 10 take part in the
Investigation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-27
TROPHIES ARE
AWARDED

Cups aud medals Won b. the en-
listed men Of the fleet IT the recent
field aud aquatic events. we're pre-.
seu,sd last night At the vaudeville
smoker at the Coliseum The biz
theatre waa packed aud every aasn
seemed Ia eniay every Rat
During the vaudeville. i1 pretty
Eifla passed down the aisloa haad
ing out lemonade ana cigars "a
the mrn
At the end ~ the vaudeville.
three tables loaded with trophy
cups. amounting 20 81 hee. were
brought an the STAGE and awarded
to the winners There ser. 80 cups
and zee msAais awarded A. each
award was made. ever man iu
the house chesrsd the winHsf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-27
", Alleged Pic!ssctas
I,lhered in by City
Detectives.
II, Claim 10 Identity
Syeral as Noted
Crooks.

- men. Who are said 10 Be
...s,s. wefv arrested ycaier'
.s.,o.sn. Al weFe taken from
..r Ioc ilelfpfd. alias
n { Harvey alias JAMES
- san Holsicin alias Tie
go. Cecrse whitney alias
80. "a Larson. allaa FFtseo ,
J r.s aad 5. u Morris
-. n,llee state that With tho
.s.s.n q wray and Lafson the
,,,ssisa arr members ~ east
'u,As o. piekpoceets Each
"a. eastern msa arrested had
A. stao 10 bis por krts
z,ess nas discovered "a a thick
Is sseend a. and Pike -
- afieruooa Sergeant q
s.slss. Charles Tenant recng
- = an alleEed plekporket,
- skssoxraph hs received fr0m
i I.s~ayeg police department
Z. tn aEp. Near the review
: a. Teanant found wrsy Aad
- . part Of = mot ef~rai
nas crowd lie sert both 70
! mts station
casse Through cro~s.
xssssa and HcdfoFd. whose Pho.
.s-,,As sa9 records ar known 70
! xGrs WeTe discovered b. De
.ssa fhslAps Aue Byrne operat.
.ss eruwd at First av and
t4e Fhsliips oseFpoeered Hals
a sileF an exciting chase
ars.s sks aenss eros d. bat He'd
= rsas Ais escape from the Dc.
-a.s~ czly O. fua latn The arms
/ atpinaa Wiekmaa and vas
sngfg piared under arrest
{ - allcs station tseaford was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-27
IS RELEASED ON
BAIL

NJ A. Qnackenbush. who con
fesaed 10 the police that be at.
tempted 70 extort money from Mrs.
". " Iett. wife Of al army de
ssrter. Muaday afternoon, was re.
leased frum the city jail yesterday
ON "A t6a0 bond. Whlca was fur.
nishsd ~ his father
RI Preston. the discharged pc
lice officer. whom Quackenbnsh
aayH was concerned with him IN
the eNtortion. announced yester.
day that be will appeal to the civil
hervice board to COMPEL his rein.
statement
Jet. the army deaerter. has dis
appeared from his home and can.
not be found.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-27

has been since the middle Of April
Bailey was pat on trial today be-
fore Judge Frater on a charge Of
assault with intent 10 commit rob.
berry. aud when Wright was put on
tho stand he told how II all hap.
poued. saying that when he refused
10 throw ~ al hands be had been
shot three times. once ~ the lag.
lie identified Bailey AZ Tie man
who had done the shooting
When the prisoner got a chance
TO defend himself he showed that
be was a. the restaurant ut the time
and az Il seemed Impossible that
be could be al two places at the
same time. Judge ffatsr Instructed
The jury to return verdict Of not
guilty Wright lives 81 7d9 liar.
riHou 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-27
ia NDETS
ON RAID
ofTY MARSHAL or OREGON
TOWN TRIES TO MAKE Ar.
e1sTs AND Is WOUNDED IN
a RUNNING DUEL.
tsy United press.)

OAKLAND. Ore, May 27.--City
Marshal John Beckley was wound
ed I'm the shoulder In a duel with
two bandits who last night attempt
ed to loot the town OF all It's cash.
The robbers broke into the post
office, stole several dollars worth
OF stamps. looted a hardware store
OF all It's firearms, and were rifling
the I'll Of a furniture store when
interrupted by Becklcy.
The men ran. but when the mar
ahal fired at them turned and pour.
ed a fusilade of bullets az the Of
ficer. one taking effect and effec.
tually ending the pursuit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-27
SENT TO wAlLA wALLA.

William Gofaon vas sentenced to
Waila Walia tof az lndetsrmiaase
term ~ frpm one to 10 years to
day by Judge A W Frater. for
attempted III treatment Of Gretehen
naatz On May 4 The screams %
the girl attracted several people.
who happened to be In the vlciaity.
and Gordoa did BOT succeed In his
purpose. He pleaded guilty 70 the
chhfne.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-27
ASCENSION DAY SERVICES.

Tomorrow being Ascension day,
or Holy Thursday. special servicei
will be held at all the Episcopal
and Catholic churches IN the city.
At the Trinity Episcopal church
the following services will be held:
Z; % 4. m, holy communion; IL a.
m. holy communion and sermon.
and 5 y. m. choral even song and
sermon At the St Stephens
church. services will be held al
d. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-27
new YORK STOCK
MARKET
10y United eress.l

NEW YORK. May Stocks
opened with a general exhibition
81 softness. An aggressive bear
attack started prieea on the down
grade. Missouri Pacific being ham
mercd off points During the
late afternoon, under the ieader.
ship OF the metal group. a wave OF
short covering regalned all Of The
early loss. The close was strong
Union Pacific closed at 40. st.
Paul 1907. Northern Pacific 1914
Southern Pacific So ". Copper 63A
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-27
CONSUMPTIVES To
BE GUARANTEED
ST. LOUIS TO PLACE WHITE
PLAGUE IN CONTAGIOUS DIS
EASE CLASS AND TO ISOLATE
AFFLICTED PERSONS.

ST LOUIS. May 2T.-To pre-
yeat the spread Of tuberculosis in
this city. records showing that ~
per cent Of the mortality IL caused
By the disease. the health depart.
ment has submitted an ordinance
10 the assembly naming tuhereu.
loHla among the contagious. maiiE
nAnt aud Infectious diseases.
The measure provides for the
same quarantine regulations IN to.
bsfcuiusia cases rs are now IN
furce against smallpox
The ordinance prohibits any
books from the public library be.
ing issued to a iabercaiar person.
requires all policemen 10 report
eunHHmptlye eases. and requires
the isoiatlou af a eonsumptiye VA q
suitable place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-27
Special cablne. MEETING.

WASHINGTON. May IA spa.
eial cabinet meeting was held TO.
day for the consideration Of sub
iects In connection with the appro-
priation bills Speaker Cannon said
this afternoon that congress might
adjourn 10 two days. and that il
might not adjourn for two weeks.
he couldn't tell which as yet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-27
WRONGLY
ACCUSED

Charles y Bailey appeared to
fudge 4. W FrRter today to have
been refreshing himself ut tho
Dairy lunch counter. On union st.
when VIM. u Wright vas held up
last February 10. and as a result,
he Is again breathing the fresh air
OF freedom instead Of spending his
time IN the county jail where he
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-27
DECORATIONS REMAIN.

In honor OF the members OF the
G. A. r.. who win parade Satur-
day. Decoration day. the Seattle
merchants Will not remove the
bunting and flags from buildings
until after Decoration day. The
veterans have asked that the ma
tional emblems be left In place in
memory OF Decoration day. and the
merchants have agreed 10 the re-
quest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-27

BALTIMORE, Md, May Clos
Angeles appears 20 be leading in
the contest in progress today to
decide upon the next meeting place
OF the Methodist Episcopal general
conference. Today's session was
almost entirely devoted TO this
matter. Philadelphia and Detroit
are also making a bid for the con-
ference The eight bishops just
elected will be consecrated Sunday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-27
CARL ScHMiTz Is
NEAR DEATH

Carl schmitk. president OF the
HafhskoilRr Co. IL dangerously ~
at Minor hospital. suffering from
an absceaa. For a time last night
Il was feared that he would die,
but this morning he rallied eonEid-
erably He is still In danger. how
ever, aud Dr. W G. Heussy is con.
.tanily In attendance. schmitz vas
taken to the hospital several days
aKo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-27
In
FLAMES
Man Leaps From Launch
Into Water and Is
Saved.

with bis clothes IN flames. James
Downing. a longahoreman. leaped
into the waters Of the sound from
a blazing launch &C Pier A shortly
after s O'Clock this morning and
narrowly escaped death b. drown
Ing
As he fell into the water the
i0nghhoreman struck a sunken log
and WAS Knocked unconscious.
Downing was about to sink from
sight when ". Is. GOodenouRh.
launch engineer. sprang overheard
and dragged him 10 safety.
The fire Was caused by Downing
throwing a lighted match near a
tank full Of gasoline. The gasoline
iRnited rapidly and With roar the
tank exploded
Uniforms Burned.
The flames. led by the gasoline,
spread 10 every part Of the launch.
A number Of uniforms owned by
officers Of the battleship fleet were
destroyed before stream OF
water could be played upon tbs
burning launch.
Al first "A small stream Of water
was used by the crew OF the steam
ship Princess Victoria. but the
flames grew beyond control and
an alarm was sent To fire head.
quarters a chemical engine re.
sponded and the fire was soon
e1tinRuiahed
W y GoOdenough and r. 4. Ab.
bolt have been using the launch.
owned by J A. storrett 4 Co. 20
carry supplies 10 tho battleships
each morning. Early this morning
they called at the ships and col
leeted dozens OF uniforms 10 be
cleaned and pressed and later sent
10 Tacoma
When the launch returned 10
Pier A It's nose became lodged un.
der a striuger. As the tide came
In the small craft filled with water.
James Downing appeared on the
scene and volunteered 70 bail out
the launch After finishing his
task Downing went aft. seated him.
self on a gasoline tank and lighted
his pipe A second later the launch
was aflame. aud Downing leaped
into the water with his clothing In
flames As soon as he was dragged
10 safety Downing disappeared,
The launch Is valued az 81 300. and
Is practically total loss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-27
YUKON OPENING.

: General Agent Dudley. OF a
4 the White Pass a Yukon a
Auta ln Seattle. received n =
: rahleFfam from skafway this =
= afternoon stating that the =
: fifat steamer this year 10 sail =
= from White Horse for Daw 4
4 son would be the Whitsiiorac. 4
4 June 4 This IL takou 10 mean a
= that Lake loliafgo IL suffi =
. eienily breaking up to insure .
4 passage. =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-27

recognized a. a plekpocket named
ballard tiolateia, who. under The
name uf Hofrnstuln. was arrested
last October IN thta elty Ia CON
rany with John Murry and John
Thomas. bank aneata. IL only -
years old
At Second av near Pike 81 IL
tectives Phillips aad nygus caught
George Mhitncy. ahaa Hutch
Whitney made bis escape from the
detectives last Saturday. they nay
when Ia cuuipAsy witb tWu alleged
thieves Mitchell aud Allen
Phillips aud nYrne arrested : ~
Morris on Pike - near Second ~
The detectives say he Il a member
Of a Rank OF thieves which came
20 Seattle during fleet week
CO, Little Money.
Sn large tear offs wcfe report.
ed 90 the police yesterday as the
result Of the operations q piek
pockets
I. suyleY OF Hlllman city rvpaft.
ed that his purse vas taken a.
seeoaa AZ and uuion - The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-27

leans 60 Tampa and thence along
the Atlantic coast 10 New York.
Francis Is 20 years old aud Then.
dore ~ In spite OF their youth.
the pr seat hong tramp Is not Ia
be tse first similar undertaking Of
the nsdealriana They have al.
ready walked from New York t.
nuffain. last June the brothers
came a. los Angeles expecting co
go Ia college. but Francis expert
vnced trouble With his eyes and
che tfauseoatiucntai Journey waa
planned They Will not attempt
to establish ans record.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-27

los ANGELES. MAY aI.-Ia.
Angeles to New York on foot
Nice little iauui. isn't IT. Fran.
els A. and Theo n N. Champion
think 80 They hayc Just started
from here and instead uf stfikim
the shortest way actress the coun.
trl they are Eoins 10 tramp By
way u San Francisco. oxden. ia
cblo. Cole ghroash Texas along
the CALI Of Mexico to New Or.
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-08-04
LYDIA E. PINKHXM

Nature and a woman's work com.
bined have produced the grandest
remedy for woman's ills that the
world has ever known.
In the good old-fashioned DAYS of
our grandmother they relied upon
the roots and herbs of the field to
cure disease and mitigate suffering.
The Indians on our Western
Plains to-day can produce roots and
herbs for every ailment, and cure
diseases that battle the most skilled
physicians who have spent years in
the study of drugs.
From the roots and herbs of the
field Lydia l.. Pinkham more than
thirty years ago gave to the women
OF the world q remedy for their Pc
culiar ills, more potent and effica.
cious than any combination ofdrugs.
Lydia Z. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound is now recognised as. the
standard remedy for womap's ills.
Mrs. Bertha Muff, of GIG NC. St.
Louisiana, Mo-, writes:
complete restoration to health
means so much to me that for the sake
OF other suffering women I am willing
TO make my troubles public.
"For twelve years / had been suffer-
ing with the worst forms Of female ills.
During that time had eleven different
physicians without help. No tongue
can tell what suffered, and at times
could hardly walk. About two years
ago wrote Mrs. Pinkham for advice.
I followed 1t, and can truly say that
Lydia Il. Pinkham's Vegetable Com.
pound and Mrs. Pinkham's advice re.
stored health and strength. It 10
worth mountains Of gold to suffering
women"
What Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound did for Mrs. Muff,
it will do for other suffering women
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Two competent masons desire worl,
on plantation. Address u. p. L."
this ofiice. A061-lw
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a valuable collection Of stamps. This
collection is the property of the
widow Of the late II. W. Bowen,
and is the result OF his effort in
many years OF labor, they can he
seen at the Hawaiian News Co.,
Young building. 3gll-tf
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