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The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-03-09
ROBERT BOLTON 6 A

Robert @ = sssarsrS aFeeuss
East Newark, died yesterdaA sitter q
long illness.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-22
WIRES PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT TO PROVE
THE CHARGES THAT GOV. HASKELL is
CONNECTED WITH STANDARD OIL.
tev UNITED PRESS

DETROIT, Mlch- Sept 2z"n. J.
President Roosevelt demanding president prove
6overnor chas Oklahoma
Standard
sysn present
me b.
W President ssuanors
which referred saasons
Haskell and practically made similar charges
~ brief prosf
hssssn
Ths text Of sryan's telegram follows;
given 200
eesrner HASKELL thas ne Of stand
OIL attempt
attorney monnests oho dismiss suits psaane
nsne candidate saying high
Nsreas u M. Bryan.
f striking fashion ms action u Standardization
sss sdslsht
- Denver convention eyans campaign
The charge 40
essoF Haskell has snied taat
- OIL capacity ~sh way.
enor Investigation the time the charges
- nase, Offering appear and testify.
ne ss"snas investigation and with you
ssef Haskell guilty. unfit be
aoent he deserves be daanns
As covsnor Haskell as chairman % the rssolv
~ sase a. Denver and also the Of the
@rrt'se Rad my duty
dsnna eharss endorsed
y ne president Of the United
Bryan not permit any member Of the repub
SO organization TO the
n he declares
~ ability the remedial president
ataksn urged support measured
Your MGR position. justice pre-
- your sanetonng such charge respectfully
$50 you 70 furnish the proof have
= nave no proof request 70 indicate the
kssh may be ssesrtaned"
Continuing Bryan says: ~shou, consulting Gov Haskell
~ aafss that appear any tribunal public or private
n Jou indicate ard further
~ osneHai COMMITTEES the will
~ asson OF the tribunal him way charge
Y case you after investigation Of the you
say o. the charges"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-22
Constitutionality of Levy
to Be Tested by the
Protestants.

stubborn efforts TO resist the
completion OF the Lake Washington
canal have taken definite shape,
and the oonstitutionality OF the as.
sossments levied hy the county
commissioners will be fought 60 the
highest courts by coterie OF bal.
lard lumhcrmen, representing
thousands of professionals
Il was predicted shortly after the
county commissioner. acting as a
rivers and harhors commission. lev.
led the assessments that their ac-
ton would throw the controversy
into the courts. The county com.
mlsslonors admit that at least one
third OF the 10000 persons 20 whom
notice OF the levy was mailed have
registered protests A formal meet
ing of protest viii be held next
Thursday before the county com
missioners. and at that time It Is
expected that the Ballard lumber
men will make public the means
they will employ 10 defeat what
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-22
Goes Ashore on Coro-
nation Island With
14O Men Aboard.

FORT WRANoEL Alaska ept 22-The bark Star Of Bengal
with $40 whites Chinese reef OFT
Coronation t25 miles Wranasl Narrows and 10
feared that all will be lost
This information the Hattie Gage
which that the Kayak standing by waiting
for a chance those the Bengal.
Bengal during terrific storm
which Thurs Friday The storm
sailing encountered
Of that they had great difficulty keep
ing being blown rocks and reefs
along the Islands
Hattie could close enough TO the doomed yes
but the captain
reports condition that Il Will take
coed them The seas we're
sweeping Bengal pounding the Hattie
Gage helpless the aid Of the men
~ho fraa,lealIy signalling for help.
small. neh craft In command Of daring
master and he BY to
pieces any the board the Ben
uA the Kayak advantage Of a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-22
TALKS TO
STUDENTS
Bryan Explains Attitude
on the Trusts at
Ann Arbor.

DETROIT. Mich. Sept 2s WIN.
lam Jennings Bryan addressed a
large eoacourae Of students az Ann
Arbor university st noon today. ux.
planning his attitude on trusts. the
labor aueatlon and the bank guar.
antee plan He arrived here early
this morning and went Immediately
to Ann Arbor. where he wAn given
a rouMias reception Tonight be will
speak here and then leave for Co
lumbah. Ohio When MIR bryan re-
turned here from Ann Arbor be wan
impoFtnued % reply tn the accuse.
ton Of President Roosevelt that H..
LEGAL combinations are supporting
tire democratic ticket Tie stated
that he would give out a statement
on that later he also refused ab.
solately 10 discuss the Haskell mat.
ter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-22
NFURlATED PATROLMAN is PREVENTED
FROM COMMITTING CRIME AT THE
POLICE HEADQUARTERS.

called before his superior officers
d saswer a eherge ~ helns intoxi.
,ased wAile on duty. Patrolman
Richard v Roesler. for seven years
4 ID service % the Seattle police
asparsment. created a Wild scene In
Nilee headquarters At s o'clock last
sesnsag. when he STAGGERED through
a. tFons door. uttered several vile
mshs and threatened 20 ksll Nell
nnyie. a business mau. who had
pmplalned against him.
A tragedy Was narrowly avcrted
N CAP. Willard. who stepped BE-.
lssen nosle and R0esler and took
IL ALTERS revolver from him Just
q y was about 60 draw il With an
laseni thar was evidently murder.
ca
- ratrolman vas also Invested
Il As star and uniform. and left
III station ia citizens clothes
tss minutes later crying like a
ekfld.
Officer Suspended.
Thss morning Chief Of Police
tvtng Ward announced that after
iknoughiy Investigating the cir.
samssaaces q the affair he had de-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-22

though the law violated probably
II a dead letter. attention will be
drawn 10 the action Of the big mer.
chant by the press and the public
The result Is. he says. that "busi.
ness men are held up BY alleged
Law makers. with enough sense 20
draw up an ordinance. which Ia
duly submitted 10 theif fellow law
makers
lie says that. though the ardi
nance iB unjust. IL Is dropped A.
ter some discussion. and matters
So along 81 right for a time. but
only until another politician gets
hungry"
AfchbOld asserted that he Is not
a gambler and said that 100 shares
OF stock would represent all his
dealings Ia Wall e. lie declared
finally that anything tho Standard
OIL company has ever done will
stand inspection and denied pos.
lively the assertions that the com.
pany has been participating ln the
campaign.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-22
BAN Is PLACED UPON
DEADLY THIRD RAIL "


Mr. Valentine returned the fran.
ehise to the county commissioner
with the emphatic recommendation
that under no circumstances should
ANY electric railway company be Al.
lowed to Install the dangerous
third rail
AZ meeting held this afternoon
before the county commissioners
officials Of the Seattle. snohomish
A Everett railway were Informed
that Mr. Valentines recommends
lions are 10 be followed strictly.
That the elimination OF the third
rail In King county viii result I'm
saving many lives Is the opinion
OF engineers who favored the pres
ent franchise Of the Puget Sound
Electric railway.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-22
Commissioners TO Refuse
Franchises TO Roads
Using 1t.

No franchises for any electric
railway whose equipment Involves
the use ~ the third rail- Will be
granted % any corporation seeking
70 build lines IN King county In the
Future. The county commissioner
today admitted thar they took this
action on the advice OF County sur,
yeyor 4. l. Valentine TO whom the
franchise Of the Seattle. Suohomlsh
a Everett railway was submitted
some time ago
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-22
CANADIANS SEAL
POACHiNG IN
ALASKA

an investigation has been started.
According 10 Capt. 6erthoiet's re.
port, the Information was obtained
from fishermen al Sanborn 4arhor.
Alaska. They alleue that the BAY.
ard had rs seals aboard in July Of
this year.
Capt Bertholet has been patrol.
ling the sealing waters with the
Bear all summer. He Captured
about 30 Japanese a few weeks auo
for alleged seal posehina IN Ameri.
can waters.
His report was made the subject
Of a conference between the mem
bers Of the state and treasury de-
partments today, and Il is likely
that Great Britain will be called
upon 70 take some action In tine
case.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-22
SLASH
RIA E:S

The rate war 20 Vancouver. 3. C..
by water 10 again on, and this time
In earnest. The inland Transports.
zion company will tonight send the
American steamer lroQuoia cue. ard
81 will be charged for ere way fare
or sf.2o for the round trip. Per.
haps thla ia ths lowest rate ever
made on the Vancouver route. cspe.
cially where the steamer 10 as large
a. the steel craft lfoauola.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-22

Rescue Ships Depart.
To have tried 20 do anything ~
the time the Hattie Gage left would
have been suicide SO vessel could
approach within a mile ~ the I'D.
fatcd bark without being dashed
upon the rocks with her
The CAGE steamed a, fuil speed 20
Wrangel The United States army
oableahip Burnside Was Immediate.
b got under way and steamed
% the scene Of the wreck
The captain o. the Hattie Gage
says the peril 81 the Bengal II
greatly Increased hY reason q the
fact that most Of the tse persons
aboard are Chinese These without
doubt are panic stricken and arc
likely 90 have run Amuck At any
time. and reader the crew power
less 10 make such efforts as are
possible for their safety.
Had valuable Cargo.
The Star az bengal. Capt Was
ner belongs "a The Alaska Packers
association % San Francisco aud
has a valuable cargo aboard Of
canned salmon She Is 81 iron yes.
aei aud early last spring sailed
with the eRnnery hands aud sup
plies from San Francisco. Return.
Ing she ran Into the gale. aud driven
by the Irresistible wind she went
on the rocks to destruction
SHE Was a vessel of ga tons.
aeg feet long. 40-foot breadth and
% feet depth Sc Was built in
1877.
II the weather mOderates suffi.
ci.uiiy % allow the burnside to
get alongside. IL is possible thar all
Oh board can be taken off safely
This is the only chance. however
If the storm keeps up the Bengal
must SO 80 pieces aud IN that event
cannefy hands and crew will BE-
swept away 10 lie forever Ia the
gra veyard Of the sen.
Before leaving for the scene OF
the wreck. Capt stamford Of the
burnside cabled 10 the Seattle SIG
nal corps officers as follows;
BARK Star Of Bengal. wrecked
off Helm Point. Coronation island.
near Chntam strait Am going oat
90 eudeaynr "a rescue survivors
About it0 men al told on board.
VIII try 90 keep IN touch wireless
Sltka
Coronation island IL about 1875
miles west Of here II Is the
farlhest west % any % the islands
u Southeastern Alaska. II Is eonsld.
erred to be- very dangerous neigh.
borhood, as the district has never
been completely eharted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-22

$50 YORK Sept 22.-Iohn d
ssshooldi active head ~ the stand.
u 81 company 81 New Jersey to-
gave ont q statement iu which
= RENTED that the STANDARD OIL
..'.lpanY f. participating IN any
y The presidential campaign
= aiAo refers bitterly 10 business
- Delng held up BY alleged law
Msehbold usually retleent and an.
ann - talk on any subject for
4 press was moved 10 give out
j. statement by the pro Roosevelt
ss~.slaent. made public last nleht,
hhieh The Standard was clearly
w tffed 70 az eudeavorlng 10 AZ.
sss. 'he policies of The Roosevelt
@.ailnlgtfafion
r STANDARD OH chief referred
tee iealousy ~ the little mer.
an 49, ~ their attitude toward
Il iafsef rivals ne said that
mite merchant may violate the
Along Win the big rival aud
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-22
CHILD BRIDE
SUICIDES
lRy United prean.l

GORDON. Ore Sept 22e-Mra.
Bert Rose, i5.year.old wife Of a
raucher and bride OF one month.
IN fit Of temporary insanity shot
herself IN the temple today Death
WIS almost instantaneous. The
couple we're In this city Sunday
morning. and Mrs Rose appeared
to DO well aud happy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-22
A.-Y.-P. TRAIN STARTS
ON BOOM CAMPAIGN

main IN Portland. a. there are but
f0f beFthH on the train Speeches
NJ the various cities visited wla be-
made by many Of the excursi0nista
aud banquets viii be rendered tho
visitors Ia all Of the large cities
Spokane has promised the dele.
Cation the time 81 their lives. aud
other cities along the line viii not
be backward IN entertaining the
men who are out this year prin.
cipAlly 10 booat the A.Y p Il.
United States Senator Piles. ex-
Gov. McGraw. Sec G, y. Yandell
Of the Chamber Of Commerce. and
many other Of Seattlo's most prom
lnent citizens are on the excur
sion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-22

lice suspect that Il probably was
the work % the same man.
The body 81 the girl found to.
DAY 80 far has not been identified
The face was flaitencd hy a heavy
blow from some rude weapon. per
hapH with the intention of making
Identification difficult. This cir.
cumstanee Is exactly the same as in
tho Schaofer case
II II probable that a reward viii
be Offered by the county and de.
tectivcs brought here at once from
Indianapolis TO unravel the mystery,
as the whole city Is greatly excited
and violence IL feared
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-22
Over a Hundred Business
Men Leave TO Adver-
tise Exposition.

Promptly AZ noon today four
Pullman aleepers and an ohserva-
tlou ear. carrying i06 representa-.
tive business and professional men
of Seattle, pulled opt of the king
st. depot on its way TO Portland.
which will be the first large city al
which the Chamber 81 Commerce
boosting excursion viii stop
Two Of the excufaionista will re
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-22
BRYAN DEMANDS THE PROOF
BANK EXAMINERS
ARE ROASTED

xrihinn ~ the national bank en-.
amincra ~ the United States EAST
of Che Mississippi river
he explained shat constitutes In
aoitency aud declared that exam.
liners should be- mnfs careful Ia
makaag statements on banks.
Many examiners have confused
tie impairment ~ capital with IN.
snlyency. said Murray. and this
lack ~ knowledge has ffeauantiY
made Il necessary for this office %
require fun statements " a bank q
condition before any action IL taken
un the suggestion 81 any examiner
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-22
DUCHESS WILL
RETURN To
HUSBAND

LONDON. Sept 20 THE Duchess
Of Marlborough. formerly Miss Con
Huelo Vanderbilt, Of New York Is
today preparing to return to her
husband at Hleuheim palace. nc.
cording 10 a report which has gain.
ed circulation among the nobility
u Is reported that The duke aud
duchess have agreed to forget their
past differences.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-22
"S1AR OF BENGAL" IS WRECKED!
ATTEMPTS TODRAW
WEAPON ON CITIZEN

Nefsation over the telephone that
he was under the Influence OF
liquor.
When Rocaier arrived he found
boyle IN the office making re
port regarding bis actions. This so
angered the officer that he hurled
a number Of abusive terms az Boyle.
aud the latter retofted that II he
did not deAlat he would brain him
with a eplttoon
AZ this tuncture the liquor erased
policeman started 90 pull his gun
and the captain stepped up aud took
Il away from him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-22
Captain of the Bear Sends
Official Report to
Washington.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 22.-That
Canadian fishermen have been en-
gagged during the past summer in
seal poaehing In Alaskan waters, in
violation Of the agreement between
the United States and Great Britain,
ls the substance Of report OF Capt.
Rertholet Of the United States rev.
enue cutter Bear, to the treasury
department today.
Capt. Hertholet mentions the
schooner Thomas n. Bayard as the
alleged offender In this report. and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-22
STOLE THOUSANDS

SACRAMENTO. Cal, Sept. 22.--
The county authorities today de-
clare that they have unearthed a
plot to Systematically rob the
dredges of the Folsom Development
company Of rich amalgnm. and that
In the arrest OF four men on the
charge OF grand larceny they have
the leaders of a gang that has al.
ready taken more than $4,000 from
the dredges.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-22
LITTLE GIRL FOUND
WANDERING In PARK

her paFeuta are new arrivals In
seattle and went 70 fhe park this
maruiug They loft her At a swing
10 piay until they returned from
4 SAX. She waited until she got
tired and then began searching for
them
The 9irl Il unable 90 tell much
about herself and the police are
ny atifled. a. they have received NO
Inquiries about her as would nagar
ally he expected.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-22
DROWNED WHILE FISHING.

NELSON, T.. C., Sept. 20 -R. L..
c. Coombs, manager of the Canad.
ian Pacific railway telegraph sys.
tenn here, was drowned Sunday
while fishing below Grohman rapids,
ON the kootenay river. IN q ROVE
boat The body has not been re.
covered Coombs is survived by
a wife and family, who are now II
the east.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-22

LONDON, Sept 20 The war OF.
flee has placed with a Chicago firm
another large contract for Ameri
can beef. aud the admiralty IL
negotiating for contract for the
navy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-22
AGAINST
CANNON
Ministers Want Speaker
Turned Down for
Reelection.

TACOMA. Sept a7.---speaksr
~Jes" Cannon ~as given q hard rap
~ the Puget Sound Methodist cen.
ference which haa tass elesed here,
and every one 81 the 200 ministers
In tire district 10 pledged 10 vote
against anyone for congress ~ho
wlll not agree not 70 vote for ~uncie
Joe" bot will vote for some one fer
speaker vine will allow the passage
Of tire bill 10 stop the Interstate
shipment Of liquors into pgohsbitlcH
territory.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-22
ATROCIOUS
MURDER
Beautiful Girl Is Found
Foully Slain by
Fiend.

BEDFORD. Ind. Sept % Near
the spot whore the body Of Miss
schaefor. The young school teacher
was found three years ago, the body
OF a beautiful young girl, who an
doubleday was murdered IN much
the same way ar Miss Schaefer, was
found today
The schaefer crime, which stirred
the whole state for months, seems
to have been repeated. and the 20.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-22
MYSTERY
Daughter of England $
Premier Is Found
Unconscious.

LONDON. Sept. 22--haiss Violet
Asquish. daughter Of the premier.
- lying dangerously lli AZ Strains
castle, IN Scotland, today. after be.
ing found unconscious on the brink
Of high cliff Deepest mystery
surrounds her case. and nothing can
be learned Of the misfortune which
befeii her.
Miss Aaqulth atroiied out 10 the
clhf sunday, When she did not
return al night her friends became
alarmed and after an al nlaht
search the unconscious girl vas
found.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-22
Parents Left Her to Play
and She Did Not
Return.

Frances Calvert seven years old.
was found wandering IN Leschl
park az II o'clock this morning
aud The police have not been able
20 find her parents.
The little girl told the police that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-22
LlnotYnern, Pay Raised.

WASHINGTON. Sept 22 An In
crease from so cents 10 90 cents an
hour Ia the pay OF linotype and
monotypo operators at the govern.
ment printing office VIII be put IN
20 effect on October Notice to
that effect was posted YESTERDAY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-22

RENO. Nev. Sept ~ Fuel mer.
chants throughout the state are pre-.
pairing today 90 lay IN a supply u
coal and Wood 70 prevent the pnn.
alhiiily Of fuel famine. such as
vas experienced last year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-22
Controller of the Currency
Grills the Eastern
Officials.

by United Press
WASHINGTON. SEPT e De
slsFiHK that impairment ~ capital
has been frequently taken f0T la.
aultencY and that bank examiners
have made mistakes ia HdgndKins
she Nulyency ~ national banks.
Lawrence q MURRAY. controller 81
tbs currency. today continued bis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-22

PATRIOTIC INSANITY
TO BE THE PLEA

SAN FRANCISCO Sept ga
Patriotic insanity may be adyanc.
ed IN defense OF In Whan Chang.
who March %. of this year. shot
and fatally wounded Durham White
Stevens. American adviser 20 the
government OF Korea
The trial was 20 have begun YES.
terday IN Judge Cooks department
OF the superior court. but post
ponement was rendered necessary
by the fact that murder case now
on trial In the same court. cannot
be finished before late today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-22
GIVES UP $4,000 JOB
FOR THE MINISTRY.


10Y 0HfAe0 FFehAsf
PlTTSBuRG. Pa. Sept 90 I
! Resignlng a position al sup. ,
/ erinteudent Of mill Of the ,
Carnegie Steel Company, carry ,
/ ing with It salary OF $40. coo ,
d year George l.. Giunt today 4
began a course Of study In the I
Western Theological seminary 4
whore he will fit himself for 4
the ministry q. 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-22

NEW ORLEANS. Sept 22.-At
torney General Guion today faces
difficult problem In deciding
whether or not the child Of a Chi
ncse who married a white woman
has the right To attend the public
schools Of this state The matter
came to the attention Of the local
school board few days ago when
the child attempted~to enter the
public school Of st. Landry parish.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-22

eided 20 suspend Roeaier for a 20
riod OF is DAYS.
kocsler came before me last
nlght TO plead his case. said tho
chief. and acted SO strangely that
| came to the conclusion that he
was either intoxicated or mentally
deFanred
" ! ana glad that the captain took
the gun away from me. he said,
because II he hadn't Il II probable
that ! would have killed the ---
sconndrel
AZ this ! ordered him out az
the office. declaring that II was
no place Tor such language"
Boyle Makes Complaint.
Patraiman Roeaier aud Mr.. BOYLE
had a dispute on WesteFn Az late
yesterday afternoon regarding a
shipment Of goods which had been
left standing Ia the street. aud the
latter telephoned 20 Capt Willard
that the policeman was drunk aud
had been using abusive language
toward himself aud other citisens
fhervnpon the patfolman VAS
called 60 headquarters. after having
admitted to tho captain In a con.