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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-11-04
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-11-04
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-11-04

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-11-04
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-24
BRIEFS BY WIRE

WARRINGTON 49, Measagea from
Amha#aador LelHhman al Conntnn.
tinopic state that about so Amerl
cans haye been removed 20 steam
era n the hafhof The embassy. be
fepdfla Is we'll projected
NHW YORK Reserves Of mount
20 police we're summoned 20 pre-.
Herys order and ambulaucea called
20 remove the injured during a bar
Eaiu sale rush on Williamsburg 81.
today Three thousand women.
eroNdinr. pulling nair. biting and
kicking, we're damned into tho door
way Of The store a. the hour Of the
sale Several tainted and were
tfampled uuon hy the mob
WARRINGTON. 49, Secretary Of
Commerce. and Labor Charles Nagel
today demanded tho resignation ~
Census Director North on account
~ alleged INSPECTIONS OF the rulea
of procedure laid down for his de.
phriment
WARRINGTON Miss Mary v.
Wilcox uf Tennessee. OF the 40.
called inHnfEent' party this after.
noon vas declared elected recording
secretary ~ the Daughters of the
American Revolution.
eiNctNNATi.--ooyefnor Harmon
announced today that the nnlti.
more and Ohio railroad had NJ
cured control Of the Cincinnati
Hamilton and Dayton railroad
sPokAhE.--I. II sehlyely. IN,
dietod Thursday. was afraigned on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-24
PREACHER NOW APPEARS fN
MIDNIGHT mEANoERiEos
or MAN.

The mystery which surrounds the
disappearance OF Martin Oleson
from the camp AZ 2S3i West Goth
q. al Ballard Is becoming deeper
Il now appears that Rev. d u.
Ross. who lives az 1854 West 5ath
st.. met the man in the street
shortly before midnight on Easter
sunday night, and that he was ihen
barely clothed Rev Ross says that
the man had on only a shirt 20 all
appearance and thai he was not
even SURF that he wore pants or
nnderclothing The minister In
terrogated Oieson and says that the
lntters reply was that Be had been
taken from the camp and haa been
frightened aud that h. would not
60 back alone for anyone.
The minister lhea accompanied
him back % the cgmp, where he
say that he dressed. and It was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-24
FRIENDS STILL WONDER
where 0LES0N HAS GONE

then that OlesOn put on his bunk,
mates shoes Then OlesOn started
on the iun fos the police station.
saying that be- would give the in.
formation 20 the police Communi.
cation has been had with Belling-
ham aud Il IL certain that the man
Is not there. nor can IL be found
that he Is In tho custody OF any
officials IN the neighborhood. nor,
- far as can be learned. in tbs
state
The witness 20 the Handwriting
Is not forthcoming and hut one nlan
alleges that be heard the distinct
click Of the nippers or ihe chain
as Il was put on Martins wrist.
Neither OlesOn nor HIS father has
any permanent home. 50 that Il "a
futile to make any search IA that
direction.
The supposltion Is that there was
some horse play In the camp and
that Oieson was the victim and that
be got thoroughly scared, but none
~ the men will confess 60 this The
police believe that OiesOn was de-
ranged mentally.
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two counts this afternoon. The
question OF bond in his Case has
been continued 20 Monday for con
aldorntion
kAptTl PLAINS. 49, This after.
noon Kermit Roosevelt accom-
panied by Guide Iiill. started buck
shooting Colonel Roosevelt Will
begin hunting this evening Tomor
row the party will 80 20 the PoaHe
ranch
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C0RCORAN PLEADS FOR
SHARE OF ESTATE

NEAf~seAHAf
absolute contempt that they Dc.
serve"
u was then that Edward Cor.
coran arose No one had expected
that he would attempt 10 address
the court, but during the proceed
inga u Waa apparent 70 those who
watched him that he was greatly
moved BY all that Was said.
Bent With more than the allotted
term Of three score years and ten,
he stepped a little closer to the
Judge and raising his right hand
90 bis forehead asked for permits.
sion 10 say a word
The handful 81 spectators 10 the
courtroom and the attorneys az the
tables within the rain ceased their
mutternga M once and absolute
quiet prevailed when IA old man
began
= have come 600 miles from my
home Ia ireland 70 save. II can.
little BIZ Of my interest 10 this
estate said Mr. Corcoran Years
ago ! gave Sir Piles a half interest
ia the estate, and nos Il appears
that they want Il all. They are
not satisfied With half ~ a. In
those days. when they came 20 Ire
land. they protested To be my
friends. but now. although ! have
been in Seattle twenty-three days.
not one Of them has called TO sec
me.
Seeks for Justice.
Years ago they Travelled many
miles. across a continent and the
sea. 10 eali GA me They wanted a
contract Tor a half interest In tho
estate. and uow that they have that
they want also the other half All
ask IL Justice and a protection of
my interest In the estate
Judge Main assured Mr. corcoran
that he would receive whatever por.
tiou Of the estate he might BE- en-.
Titled TO
As told Ia The Star yesterday, the
hearing Was upon the petition for
Intervention Of the Mercantile Ia.
YeHtment company IN the mortgage
foreclosure proceedings 81 James
A. Murray against the Sullivan
block At the conclusion Of the
hearing Judge Main granted the
Mercantile Investment company the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-24

right 10 file a supplemental com,
plaint In Intervention This com.
plant Will be- considered when the
foreclosure proceedings afe heard
before Judge Main next Wednesday.
After The court proceedings
yesterday James -. Howe announc
ed that the Mercantile Investment
company would not nov accept an
assignment Of the mortgage. claim
ing h 10 be- invalid because Of the
refusal ~ James A Murr8ys repre-
aeniatiyea 60 accept tendoB 0f the
amount due on the mortgage
Open Declaration 81 War.
Yesterday incidents IN Judge
Mains court amount 90 "a declara-
ti0n ~ open warfare between James
~ Howe and bio associates and
th0se Represented by the interests
~ Edward rorrurmn NgtWithHiand-
Ing fhe fact that C0rc0fan ~ the
cole heir o. che estate the prop
erty has been kept in such condition
~ Che Seattle attorneys that the
irish heir has been unable 10 real
izn anything more than a paltry
sum from his interests therein.
n Il had been possible 20 have
eliminated the lawyers. Corc0ran
would be- entitled 20 complete con-
troll and ownership ~ AN estate
valued a. 81. 900 600 But because ~
hts ignorance - lawyers and legal
proceedings all that appears now
10 b. left 20 Corcorsn Be- an interest
~ fzp8iGo. and even this he may
lose NJ b. does not succeed in check
ing the move naw being made BY
James p Howe and his associates.
Division Of Estate.
To rnited States Senator Samuel
a. Piles. Corcofan gave for att0T-
ney'a fees n half Interest In the es-
tate. o. the sum - $500 600. James
- Howe and others shared with
Piles Ia this interest. To COrWin 8.
Shank. Corcoran gave . one seventh
~ his interest. Or oue-fourteenth Of
the entire estate A like amount
was given 20 Charles r O'Nen. or a
total ~ t1f2ssf 20 shank and O'Sell
Mr. O'Neii has the distinction %
earning his Interest in the estate.
BY coming 90 Seattle six years ago
and securing from John B Wright
a deed given him by Corcoran TO his
second half interest in the estate
SIR. O'Neii prevented the Irish heir
from being robbed ~ practically his
entire interests In addition. Mr.
O'Nen has provided Corcoran for
several years with the sum OF fT5
per month for his support. and has
expended other Gums ~ money for
travelling and la legal expenses
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-24
LECTURE ON INDIA

Tomorrow afternoon. a. O'Clock,
AZ Washington ban. i4th av and
Fir ~ n 4 Nielsen. the renowned
pioneer missionary. Will lecture on,
sixteen Years In India The lee.
turc ~ being given under the aus.
pieces of The Danish Brotherhood
Mr Nielsen o. accompanied by his
wife and child. born in India who
will appear dressed Ia their native
coatumaH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-24
FAMOUS WESTERN
AUTHOR IS DEAD

PACIFIC GROVE. cal. April q
Charles Warren Htoddard. the "a
nous Western author. died ~ his
homo ~ 10 o'clock last night. at
Monterey
he had been m FOR three months.
and had been confined to hla bed
for the past three weeks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-24
JUST WON'T ATTEND A
SCHOOL WHERE THEY
CAN'T PLAY BALL

Gle wouldn't let us play ball en-
things. ao We beat Il
Tearfully relating the story Of his
escape from Tacoma parental
school, George Spencer, OF laS 4
ST.. Tacoma. who is now tn the King
county Jail said today that hc
didn't want Co go TO mo school wot
wouldn't let him play
With Spencer WAS Harvey Smith,
rs years old. Of 522 = i6th ST.. Ia
coma The two youths left the pa
rental school, chopped" a freight,
and came 90 seattle where they
were arrested and placed la lha
juvenile ward % the county iail
The boys VIII be sent 60 Tacoma
as soon as their parents can be
communicated with.
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Concluded.
would overwbelm the defenders ~
ihe city
Streets Run IN Bleed
one % the bloodisst engagements
% TIE pera quarter waH iu Rue
tsfanae g. pefa the principal street
The fragglnnaFieH fled here in an ef
fort % reach the Ffeuch hospital
They we're pursued by their enemies
and hnud.fo- hand conflict foi-
los "a Ia which hundreds ~ men
y ere cut down OF shot
The street vas covered with
cufpaea and many foreigners houass
damaged ~ the wild fighting horde
Tho windows ~ the Russian en-.
ha4ss wsFs IN a direct line Nith ihs
fighting ard al wers broken -
sffay buiists iuuK before the sn.
sagsiuenf terminated
csrsisos Surrender.
T'he fighting pns nearing ths Pal.
49, stien the surrender % the
Eaffisaa vas announced Tho hard
81 Sighting was between ana z
a'etsek this morning. although dsa-
f.+sis..s. 80 49,, -. - ..s.,,.. -,
q i believed that the invading army
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ftr~r. g., ssat,...,... 80. go.
sl.ss stsm.t. - ~. -.
10 .sls. ia ~, .ft..,,s.t =. ...,,s,t -,
sa.st - ~. 80. as,t..-, - ...'..'.
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s.,ss.,.9..4..,, i. - -. -, !.
-. ~ ~. sst..f.,ts.s $500 I.
b.tss s.s.,.......t -. 49,.
n~ftst,..
-
rh~ v..t,. -, 49,. ~, ..,..
post refusing a. Surrender th,s
usrulnK. capltulatad at noon saaa y
mftnf the Invaders swrpt aaan upaa
Il and avaru hnsmad thu little band
II defenders
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Councilman Mullen today II 40
not think IL " right for a Japanese
OF any other foreigner who Is IN.
eligible 10 citizenship 90 take the
bread out Of the mouths OF our
own people"
When asked point blank n Il was
his Intention 20 ask the exclusion
Of Onentals from the list of u.
censed automobile drivers, Mullen
replied that Il WAS
The bin which Mullen proposes
Co amend Is an ordinance now In
the hands Of the committee, pro
Wding for the examination and n.
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RAVES AGAINST
UNITED STATES

people, We are ~ the same race
| am q victim of the United states
which has demanded that action be-
taken agninnt me by the powers ol
Europe. whose interests in America
] have defended against collosal .n
vaaion BY the United states
Europe hasn't understood this
just az it hasn't understood the
seizure by tho United States OF tn
Panama canal. but the day viii
come when Europe viii regret IT,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-24
TWO MORE INDICTMENTS
FOUND AGAINST GORDON

the railroad company and then ls-
suing his personal check 10 hide
the embegKlemcnt when he had no
funds In the bank 10 meet the pay
mont OF the check.
The warrants for the arrest OF
Gordon were issued this morning.
aud he was taken 10 Judge W. A.
iuneko'H court whore bail IN each
case VIII be set this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-24
WANTS TO GUST The JAP
CHAUFFEUR IN SEATTLE

The first anti-Japahese legislation
attempted In the state Of Washing
ton Will be- proposed on Monday
afternoon Al the session Of the
city councils license and revenue
committee, when Councilman Mul.
len win offer an amendment 10
the pending automobile ordinance,
prohibiting any but citizens Of the
United states or those who have
declared their Intentions 10 become
such. from holding licenses as auto
mobile chauffeurs
u want 10 see American citizens
get the Jobs IN America" said
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-24
TWO THOUSAND
KILLED nv FIGHT

property ~ al citizens VIII be pro-
iortrd. but that the ringisadera u
the recent uprising which resulted
in the temporary oynrthrow ~ me
Young Turks have been condemned
90 death
owing % che scattering nature
~ the fighting throughout fhe might
and morning II az impossible "a
estimate the number ~ persons
Killed The total On both sides Will
probably be- aooo
Uttered With cerpsss.
Rue Grande De Pera. the Iiraed.
way ~ Constantinoplr. where the
fiefcest fighting took place. b. iit-
tered with corpa~a for two miles
~ ita length The city e. literally
filled with dead. and che barracks
are heaps Of ruins where hundreds
~ soldiers ar- buried
While the battle wan af iis height
many stores away from ths imme-
diatr vicinity - the fighting. rs-
manned open and unnaieHtrd. oWins
20 the police protection the In
NndTra afforded npn.comhatants
Al shops in the vicinity ~ ths
sgrnes ~ the battle were haFriraded
Lssssien Attacked.
The Belgian legation suffered
greater damage than any other Tor
eiEn building A group ~ ranr.
tianarj~s enfescd the grounds OF ihs
embassy and defended themselves
against On stack During fhe fight
ing the building was riddied win
bullets. bot none " ita orcupAntr
wrrs hurt There "a no further dan
ser from mo soldiers. 60 the Lac,
element ~ strength ~ the rsac.
ilunarira ia crushed
Never NaN the fataiisiic nature
- me Turks more strikinEiy iiims.
traisa than DURING the fRhtiuK here
They showed Tho utmost indiffer.
enrr te their fate whilr engaged Ia
haitis. and performed featn ~ dar
inE Huch a. would - seen nuw hers
eise ln The world
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-24
BROWNS WHILE
TAKING A BATH

SUMNER. Wash. April a.
Frank secombe. ~ years Of age.
while taking "a footbath IN the
puyallup river, yesterday, Ia some
unknown manner, fell into the
water aud was drowned Ills body
was recovered
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-24

PARIS. April ~ -- Clurisno
Castro. tbe Venezuelan dictator
depoaed from the presidency ~ th,'
South American republic. through
the Intervention. b. believes. %
the United States who a. here 20.
day. regards himself a. the aacri
ncia victim OF America and az a
prisoner Of war % France
IA an Interview he said
y am a TREAD of the French
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NEW YORK. April "a FOREIGN
banking houses stated today that
Rows Of the battle % Constautinoplc
was not received az LONDON until
after the market had closed. Re.
ports Of the foreign houses said TO.
day that they did not believe that
Turkish news would affect the mar.
krf
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stoddnrd, who was 90 years N
age. was one ~ the best known
writer's ~ lhe West lic WIS o
member ~ tho Bohemian crowd 81
oid San Francisco 10 tbe days 81
coffee John and gained congid-
erabie fame while abroad az man
ngef Tor Mark Twain
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-24

censing OF ohauffeurs before they
can operate ears ia this city.
There are number of Japanese
now employed as ohauffeurs IN Sc.
attic, and { the Mullen amendment
Is incorporated In the new law. Il
viii throw them out Of a job.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-24

Sunday afternoon will be the first
time any OF the band paylhons
have been used, and tomorrow tho
concert by Wagner's band will be
held in the band stand located in
Nome circle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-24
MISSING

SPOKANE. April 2f-W. A. L.or-
ing. a photographer. Is missing lie
was seen last taking "a flashlight
IF Spokane falls suddenly in the
darkness he disappeared aud
friends DO not know whether he fell
into the river and was drowned or
h. speeding away from the city for
some unknown cause
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-24
CONCERT nv
THE NOME CIRCLE

The grounds Of the Alaska Yukon.
Pacific exposition have undergone
wonderful change during the
week. and the work OF the garden.
ers aud builders IS rapidly nearing
completion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-24

lNt Waited fFrsa
FNNAlLUP, Wash Arfll 70 -
THIS IL tRg day and every man,
woman and child - being caught
Tor Q cents for the benefit Of The
public library.
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Investments

49,. ~ fine faaA au NaiHafie
puxef seand r enN
49, 0iin e wife Ht va
seieHf tH AfaffHn ave-
~, isaa b Wnain miief ~ t'l
rs ~ seattle frA
=. aafina sensn enN H.A
80 X ap wHn 80 Nla e's~s
5fta asfHs ni fAtMiaN a3 "
v.slms ava NantnN t00Nttt' q
(. n ~ aara lrfWH
50 aefet scar Nestt'e
vlAttteE kHa mN.iAN n
~ ssfthy tar sttenttHh "
s -
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Believes The WORLD is
COMING TO AN END

Marip0sa county. has hired Dream.
land rink in this city and will hold
a mass meeting there tomorrow.
Harris, who Is wealthy, has pre-.
pared an address warning the pco-
pie Of San Francisco 10 prepare for
eternity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-24

(HT taitsd fFessl
SPOKANE. April "a Two addi-
tlonai indictments were returned by
the strand Jury yesterday against
Judge 81 Gordon. former supreme
court Justice. and counsel for the
Crest Northern who was Indicted
Thdfsahy. The later charges are
for emhezelement Of $4,000 from
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-24

st PETERSBURG. April - -
Messages from siAmboul today
state that Sultan Abdul Hamid has
taken refuge aboard a German ship
10 the harbor ~ Cousinntinopie
Thia'rs port has not been confirmed
II contredicts the report from
conssautinopie that the sultan IL a
prisoner IN the palace. 5ut u a. b..
lieved that n he does escape ~ viii
be during the heat % hattie aud
without the knowledge ri the Young
Turks. who thought they had sur.
rounded him
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SAN FRANCISCO. April 2f-Be.
lieving the trouble in Turkey and
the massacre Of Armenians Is q
warning that the world Is coming To
an end. stonewall Jackson Harris.
for the last 20 years surveyor OF
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FOR SALE 49, MISCELLANEOUS.
Continued.

SASH AND noon nAnnAiNa
fsffsmaH doors 81 90 pef 8aar
tiatu window Frames onh fi 90
Use haNei aNNfa select Nraha III 20.
I'VE efess panel daats tur staining.
~ 30 NHf HNnf
Picture MsldiHH 81 per fnnl
9usttrf hvund aae ser hnudrea feet
WslE ANEM fH WItItAMH Onin
#NAt PAINT
Oats ftue NriNH
II Stallion paaa 90 pef Ealinn
% gsilan vans 81 so per aaiion
neauftfai aHtaFs rae hsat paint mate
fHf salt alf wear
COMPOSITION NourfNu
ply waieht pa ibs pef square 81 Hn
nh weiHht FL lbs pet square. tlFa.
rtf #eieht sa foe pes square . ft
NafHins nnWhfu " cheap Wrht roof
ihHa that ESQ nnf fail esight
LOOKS Am hiNuEH
Meitsse lafhs ~ cents for plain. as
rsnts fHF fancy
GA enppeg hinges 90 cents paif.
packed Z pair in hus with ihe srfewa
NEfFE LISTS
Waited ffer uHslualh nlfhHuf charge
81 ~ WltllAMa Ho.
fete Western A. seattle wash
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F0g rHE
Yakima Valley

a. Nastrru WashimEtNn nlaW
..'s..erirafs ih thar HaFth ne a'f
stsad 10 thNt wsNfirn ~
..fh a. raa ~ reliea nte'H w
- mls farN icea might FrNtF
- stiar ts fot
- fswn huys th atrea rear
- Tarfr 10 snteil f'ttNNe
thia 600 NttiF iNfH
1sA ist - tasr NnN tN It
/ uatar Il $50 this
40 tsaa. naiamrs 70 tHit va
ia sares 4ndtf th# Fant
e,.af SIM water riNht falf ~.
~. a. nae snIng sNl~HalA NNff
anpaesrd orchards. hofh as
49, sakit
! sss sniee We San sGnNh
eEfl.
|eeurF LOAN a BANNING ESQ
49, ttt CsnffAi iaiid, ...
i 80
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Chicken Ranch Cheap

1p acfes $685. 900 eash 81 90 paf
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-24
TO CLIMB MT. BAKER

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Maaamaa VIII this year eilmb Mt
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trail
New steamer ~ ~ Kennedy
fastest steamer on tho sound. leaves
t'olman Dock five times daily for
Puget Sound NAVY Yard zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-24

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