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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-10
men TERRIBLYTORTURED, ROBBED AND
TREATED LIKE ANIMALS in OHIO'S PEN

Seattle stars Exclusive servleeo
COLUMBUS. March 10 = ohio o.
stirred BY aa expose Of It's pen
tt,otiafy.
The Ohio peultcntiary Is belng,
operated under the contract system
and the present warden and board
OF manarera are endeasoriug 90
make It self supporting and. Il pos
siblo. profitable 20 the state
The Contract system Was ab0l
ished BY 4 law passed I've years
ago. but the bin could not affect
contracts already made, 80 just bo.
forc O. becamc a law the mauagCrH
renewed a iiNeycar Contract with
The higassi contractor Since thea
q has made NO move 10 meet the
conditions that will obtain under
the new Law. depending 81 the les.
iSlRture ta help It out when the
prison has about 1900 idle men ON
Us hands
+ Investigation showed that thou
teNNa 81 NN#FHn Ni tNHAtta sHa AAN
loads Of bolts have been shipped 20
the Panama canal and bolts 70 the
war and navy departments The
bids which The isthmiau canal com.
mission accepts are not made by
the prison contractors bat b firms
and companies which In some
cases have No plants bolts we're
shipped to Panama under the name
az the Allegheny FORGING Co,
Plttshurs The official IN charge
Of that comuany's office not only
refused 20 disclose anything about
the company. but declined to tell
his name. Bolts bearing the labels
90 company that could net be
located are shipped from the prison
% nearly all parts Of the conn
try
BANKERS were found e. Be- con.
victs IN name only. some IN civilian
attire. SOME sleeping even outside
the prison walls and none under
the discipline under which the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-10

A bare faced HwindlluH game
was found Inside the prison walls
A convict under sentence for a
confidence game was fuus.aE a
souvenir stand at which @slum
dump ieNelfy and articles made
outside the prison we're reprsaent
ed ~ having been made BY prison.
ara who received the profits
Watch on the prison hlek call
showed the physician eNalHiued. al,
agnoaod aud prescribed for men at
the rate Of nine la two minutes and
a half
Sanitary conditions were found
friEhtfal.
No dental WAS made Of eonyicta'
charges that naked men were pad
dled hy machine. given the water
cure and hing up by their wrists
for hours At a time
Men hurt on crippled Ia the shops
were pat On exhibition before visit
orn with SIGNS on their breasts stat
ing that they had injured them.
selves 10 get out ~ working u
made no difference whether the
injury vas accidental OF pufposely
Inflicted
Insane men. half wltted men and
diseased mea we're found In one of
the cigar shops
The system OF feeding was little
better than II the men had been
pigs aud they were rushed
through dinner Some had nnlF I q
minutes To eat after working Ia
a foundry for more than five
hours an . breakfast 81 Imitation
sugar jelly. bread. butter and
coffee
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fsestfls Star Exclusive Service.
WASHINGTON. March i0--tluy
eminent ownership of the telegraph
lines q she United States iR the
dream ~ Jaa Z Mepefmoti dem
ocrhfie Congressman from Chicago.
who began lie az a messenger hos
For ten years prior TO bis election
be Nas telegraph operator lie Is
oniY e. one of the youngest mem.
beers.
lie l. preparing Ia Introduce n bill
providing an appropriation ~ 10
coo 600 foT the establishment ~ 4
government telegraph system. with
an slaht hour working schedule
Already be- has several bills ia the
congressional hopper all In b.
half Of the woFkinemhn one pro
hlhiIa The Epsrrnm.ut from HlioN
inE p1atnfflce employees. clerks aud
letter carriers "a Narh more than
elEht hours . day
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-10

the republican ticket. and Present
Mayor Wright and Charles Druy
are the candidates On the demo
cratic ticket
The idaho a Washington North.
ern railway will spend sl5e 600 Cor
terminals at Newport
There uiii be no special session
OF the state legislature 10 provide
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-10

friendless aud penalleas men we're
held.
The state was found to be opent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-10

MAYORS dock at Coupeville the
other niEhi. making a getaway 81
their launch With she loot The
launch broke Gown and the rob.
hars were talon by men Ia row.
beats aud are now IN jail
The primary campaign closed a.
Tacoma last night Atkins. Ilnek
aud Ssimsun are the candidates on
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STATE NEWS

Walla Walla citizens are plan
ming to come "a Seattle when
Evans feet visits the Sound
The printers strike on Ankeny =
pansra at WallA Walla resulted in
neither being issued yesterday
sharka W the business section
OF is.liinEhsm will be destroyed If
the wishes OF the fire chief are
complied with
The eleventh semi annual conven.
ton OF the fourth PYthlan district.
which was held at Aberdeen. ad.
ioarned yesterday
Robbers stole merchandise from
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-10

funds for the railroad ss,'
The saloon keepez ~ i
warrants Issued for ca lsss
aud clothing meFebaHs " n
ihelf places u busibslz esn !
sunday
Home enkeFH are r1shinl b
the narihnesf Ia laFseF nu
than ever before
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-10
AINSWORTH'S BODY
To Be SENT EAST

The body % Capt Ainsworth Of
the revenue cutter Rush. Sho com.
mitted suicide by shooting early
Sunday morning. will be- sent 10
Portsmouth. y ~ IN accordance
with a telegram Yesterday from
his brother NJ that place The
bodY will probably - accompanied
20 the train by guard uf honor
Il vlIl leave here Thursday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-10

Murine Eye Water soc bottles
for .... ... 1890 zoe
d. d y Eczema Medicine. 500
bottles for ........ csc
Bells Pine Tar Honey. soc bo,
ties for ...-.. ...... zoe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-10
IMMEDIATE REPORT ON
NORTH TRUNK SEWER

An immcdiatS report has been
ordered hy the var department on
the proposed sewer which the city
desires to extend across the Fort
i,aWten reservation The delay Ia
forwarding this report Ia Washing
ton IL holding back the needed
sewer work. and al the request Of
Senator Piles the department viii
have the data on hand without aHY
further delay
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-10

MOSCOW. Idaho, March i0.-En
gincers of the Spokane & Inland
railway arc IN town looking after
the completion 81 their line 70 Mos.
COW. The grade Is already com
plctc to this place aud the work Of
further construction viii be carried
on actively from next month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-10
NOT ENOUGH RAILWAY
MAIL CLERKS

The posioffice department may
make an increase Ia the number uf
railway mail clerks nov working
on trains out of this city to Port
land aud the east Representative
Humphrey has taken the matter
un with the postafflee department
authorities and ihaY have prone
iced to make an investigation. A.
present u 10 said that Their. are not
enough clerks ON the mail trains 70
properly handle the mails.
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thatY'
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will also include Miss Frances keenan,,
as Prossy. the typewriter; Alfred Hud-
son, ST., as Burgess; Ralph Kellard, as
Lexy, and Brigham Royce, as the hus-
band, the Rev. James MOrrell.
Because Of the long career Candida
enjoyed on the stage In New York and
London, and Of its great sale In book
form, its Illuminating story is too well
known 20 theater-goers IN general 20 re-
quire repetition here. It's equal as an en-
tertainment. overlooking with sheer fun,
has not yet been discovered and there
is little doubt that Candida" will be a
comedy classic for many years TO come
II built the foundation OF Arnold DAILY S
fame. and its profits were so enormous
during its first New York season that
Shaw was enabled to pay off all of his
debts and to purchase a handsome estate
IN England. The figure Of the poet
Marchbanks Is one of the most amusing
ever drawn by dramatist. and the story
Of the boys infatuation for Candida is
striklngly novel Candida" not only APP
peals to the public at large because of its
amusing comedy and laughable situations
but thinkers and readers appreciate the
fact that underlying the fun is 2 deer
vein of serious philosophy, in which Ber-
4'eAAN 'iietN fAkAoAAo itiltStAi ana MS
markable views OF life and humanity in a
wonderfully brilliant manner.
Miss Walkers appearance in Candida"
at the Belasco is made possible only
through the fact that David Belasco him
self personally selected this play as one
Of the Offering OF her repertoire, and II
is understood that he will come to Wash
ington during the week in order 70 see
his future star in this difficult and stir
ring role. There will be matinees Wednes-
day and Saturday.
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NOTES OF THE STAGE.

W. T. Carleton, ST., has appeared as
Gilfain in "Florodora" about 1900 times.
Onaip, the Hindoo mystery novelty.
just now puzzling New York, has been
secured for Chase's next season.
Ada Rehan sailed for England yester-
day to spend the summer abroad She
is not planning to return TO the stage.
Chauncey Olcotts play for next season
will be written by Mrs Olcott in collab-
Grafton with Mrs. Rida Johnson Young.
Marguerite Clarke VIII probably appear
next season in a fantastic drama by
Edward z. Kidder. entitled THE Moon
Child"
Anna Held sailed on la savols last
Thursday. instead of going to Maine for
a rest She expects to return In Septem-
Der.
Nora Bayes. after disagreement over
a song. left the cast Of Nearly a Hero
last Wednesday night. Her role was TAX
en- by Elizabeth Brice.
Laddie Cliff. the London boy come
dian, ranks next TO Chris Richards as
the funniest eccentric dancer In the
right little. tight little island.
The Chicago and New York casts Of
Paid in Full" are 10 be shifted next
month. Helen Ware and Guy Bates Post
are playing the principal roles in the
Western company.
Wilbur NJ. Bates. for the last nine years
general press representative for Klaw
q Erlanger has resigned his position on
account OF il health, He will take up
newspaper work again.
Eva Davenport has been engaged by the
Shuberts for a new musical play by Glen
Marlborough. 10 be produced early next
season. Dallas Wexford will be the prin-
cipal comedian.
Here are some OF the song hits in 1.-The
Geisha, this weeks opera at the Ma
tional: The Amorous Goldfish" "A
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"Cissy" LOTUS Here.

Miss Cecilia LOTUS arrived in Wash
ington this morning. in order to spend
the week here rehearsing In William GIL
lette's new play, THAT Little Affair at
the Boyd's," which will have its first
production on any stage at the Columbia
June 10. With Miss LOTUS will be Dallas
Wexford. the celebrated English come
dian. who made such hit in Mr.. Hop
kinson." and who will appear with her
in the new play. Mr.. Gillette is expected
here or Thursday TO conduct the final
rehearsals. The play will be staged by
Winehell Smith, who dramatized Brew
steSs Millions" and Polly OF the Cir
Gus. and who Is largely responsible for
the success Of those two ventures.
The fun cast Of the new Gillette play
will include Jane Cowl Merclta Esrnonde.
Alice Butler, Vira Stowe. Frances Kee-
nan. Alice Parks Warren. Gertrude Au-
gaurde, Atalanta NicOlaides, Elsie Rizer.
Dallas Wexford, Frederick Lewis. Joseph
Brennan; Frank Craven. Edward Ellis.
Frederic Hand. John Dugan. Robert V.
Ferguson, Louis La Bey, Lon w. Carter.
and Eugene Savoyard.
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Chuse's-cIose of the season.

Chase's this week will wind up another
eventful season with all the pomp and
circumstance of a mammoth polite vaude-
Vile programme, containing novelties and
laughable diversions, among them being
Almas Temple Arab Patrol, Laddie Gin,
Fred Ray and company, WatsOn's Farm
yard Circus. Espe. Dutton and Espe.
Meta Vesta, Eldridge. and the motion
pictures Of "A Diabollcal Pickpocket" and
The Russian Cossacks."
Aimas Temple Arab Patrol will be the
stellar offering. They will contribute a
feature teeming with thrilling and sensa-
tional effects Their spirited and pic
turesque tactical movements will arouse
great enthusiasm among the many who
love the sound OF marching feet The at
tendance from among Masonic and other
fraternal bodies will be very great. as the
patrol promises 10 present many new
evolutions never before given in public.
Capt. Gibson will command the company.
which will have its full complement OF
twenty-seven men. rank and file They
will be CARRIED in their brilliant Oriental
zouave uniforms, and will make an in
spring spectacle. Among the tactical
figures and tableaux performed By the
patrol are The American Beauty" mi
agara Falls" Kimberley Diamond"
Greek Cross" "Almas Crescent" La
fayette Square" THE Arab Charge at
Ramadan." together with a dazzling dis
play Of lesser evolutions. The added at
traction will be Laddie Cliff, the English
boy comedian. who displaced Vesta Vic
toria in the affections OF New York's
vaudeville votaries. Laddle Is not over
seventeen, and is an eccentric comedian
In every angle and artifice OF his funny
little figure He is described as mag
netic. resOurceful. and experienced
Among the laughable dlrties composing
his repertoire are Samuel" Don't He
Look Like Father" and That's How He
Sat on a Tack" Fred Ray and company
Will fill fun want. 1t is said, with their
new burletta. The NOblest Roman OF
Them All II is said TO be screamingly
FUNNY. and there Is not tagging moment
throughout the sketch. Watson's Farm
yard Circus Will be included among the
especially pleasing offerings, and this
great European novelty will possess ir-
resistible, laugh-compelling hold upon the
youngsters ranging from six TO sixty
years of age. II is said TO be absolutely
new and novel. Espe, Dutton and Espe
viii provide an acrobatic feature that Will
combine athletic skill and amusing clown
ing. Meta Vesta. the Dorothy OF THE
Wizard Of o. will be sweet and
charming influence, and Eidridge, the IA
nous sand artist. Will paint pictures with
colored beach sands. The bill. as a whole
should fulfill every expectation Of the
management, and should prove a mem
orable Offering for the delectation Of the
patrons of polite vaudeville.
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"Candidav at the DeIasoo

Candida" Bernard Shaw's most brill
liant comedy and the one which first
served TO attract International notice 10
him as a playwright, will be the Offering
at the Belasco tomorrow night with
Miss Charlotte Walker in the title role
The production will be an unusual one.
for Il is seldom that a summer stock
company undertakes such a pretentious
Offering. 1t is no small task Miss Walker
has undertaken, but in staging the play
she has had the invaluable assistance
OF Winchell Smith, who made the original
production with Arnold Daily five years
ago. Mr.. Smith spent last week in Wash
ington, carefully rehearsing the play and
putting in all the original business which
contributed so much to the great success
Of the play. Candida" ran 500 times
in New York, when Arnold DAILY appeared
as the poet and Dorothy Donnelly was
seen In the role Of Candida. In Miss
Walkers production the role OF the poet,
Eugene Marchbanks. will be in the ca
pable hands of Edward Ellis, well re-
memberei for his work with Miss Walker
last season. This will be his first ap-
rssrance with her company. The cast
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THE WEEKS PLAYBILLS
New NationaI-"The Geisha.o

The usual policy of the Aborn Opera
Company Of giving the best Of comic
operas has been varied for a few weeks
to the rendition Of some Of the better
and more refined of modern musical COM
edies at the New National Theater. The
coming week will see the second of mod
ern English musical importations, THE
Geisha." described as a musical play. the
book by owen Hall. author of "Floro-
dora" The Silver Slipper" and other
successes; the music by Sydney Jones.
one OF the foremost and most popular of
present-day composers. and the lyrics by
Harry Greenbank. who has written so
many bright and snappy verses in "A
Runaway Girl and other operate offer
ings. Most of the cast selected from the
Augustin DAILY company, the John c..
Fisher organization, and other prominent
combinations. TO appear I'm their former
roles in "A Runaway Girl" have also
appeared with those companies in 1.-THE
Geisha," in equally appropriate parts. and
this fact prompted the Aborn manage
ment to produce these two works in sue
cession, in order TO use practically the
same cast for both. George w. Leslie
VIII have another amusing comedy char
acter as Wun HI, the money-mad China
man. proprietor OF a JAPANESE teahouse;
H W. Ire Denick Will assume the role
with which he was formerly identified. as
the Marquis Imari; Forrest Hun will be
the Reginald Fairfax and Harry Benham
the Dick Cunningham. two handsome
young naval officers of H. NJ. S. The
Turtle; Agnes Finlay will again be thor
oughly in her element as the sprlghtly
and mischlevous Molly Seamore; May
Bouton viii have her former part in the
titular role OF Mimosa San, the beauti-
full japanese Geisha girl. Edna Reming
will have one of her best chaTacterlza-
tons as Juliette the little French inter-
prefer; George b. Jackson will again be
the Takamine, and charming little Bea-
trtX Cadiz with her usual smile that
won't come Off" will have the boy part
OF Tommy Stanley. midshipman ''The
Seisha" is quite as full OF musical gems
and topical song hits as it's immediate
predecessor. "a Runaway Girl" some OF
the most memorable OF which are THE
Amorous Goldfish" "A Geishas Life"
Jacks the Boy for Me- The Toy Mon
key Star of My Soul" IF That's Not
Love, What Is?" "Chin-Chin-C hinaman."
When a Man Is I'm Love- "The Inter-
fering Parrot" The Jewel Of Asia"
Molly Nine" and many others. The
Geisha" will be followed ~ a third offer
ing OF the same sort for the week begin
ming Monday, June l., when "Florodora"
will be presented