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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-21
Snyder, Armstrong and Others Colaborate on
The Story OF the Wedding Ring"

Ages ax0 anow,halred High.
brow got rid OF tho opinion that
there'a nothing new under the sun.
But the aforesaid H. n. ahould
have heon In Seattle Saturday AZ.
tornoon. He'd have learned that
his old saw belonged In the discard.
It's a shame TO tell this but aa
Il Involves several woll.known SO.
attic lutninariea, hero goes.
she called herself Mrs.. LlfEle
Lewis. Of Wcnatehec Lizzie ID the
real cutuy. You've probably seen
them. LifIie Is one OF those meek,
doclIe creatures who, TO all appear.
ances, carlos around sense VI
modeaty that would make Caesars
wife look like selling platter in a
stake race,
snyder 10 Easy.
Llsaie entered the office Of Cor,
oner James C. Snyder. In the Alas
Ia building. after banking hours
Saturday afternoon.
Is the coroner inf- mcckiy
asked Lirhlo Of the Miss Evelyn
rilfoFd. the office Eiri. Being tho
obliging attendant Miss Tllfnrd
raised the doctor IN a hurry. The
coroner was Investigating a case
In the Elka' club upstairs. but was
on tho Job with a rush. And thiA
was the line OF pitile puryeyed by
the peach;
Really. doctor. | am unacaualnt
ed with you but realizing that you
arc an official Of King county
have presumed to ask a favor. You
see. my home is At wenatehec and
| expected 70 receive a check to-
day. but Il has failed 10 arrive.
have but TOW dollars II you
could advance me a small loan IN.
~ Monday will let you Keep my
wedding ring as security
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-21
ARREST AN ANNOYING
BOY PROGRAM VENDER

The Exposition Guards yesterday
made the arrest Of program boy,
accused Of bothering visitors The
guards have received orders to
keep program sellers and other
vendors from becoming annoying in
their solicitations for business The
boy arrested was released with a
warning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-21

]. y. Walsh, general supcrintnnd.
ent Of the Colorado Southern rail-.
road. with headquarters at Denver.
70 In tho city lie Is accompanied
BY his family.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-21
SMALL BLAZE CALLS
OUT FAIR FlREMEN

The Exposition Fire Department
on the AYR. grounds had a run
thls morning TO the Agricultural
building. where a hot bon In the on
hibit OF the Kerr Glass company
caused a small blaze. The disoos.
cry Of the trouble before II became
serious prevented more than a fnw
dollars damage being done.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-21
ATTORNEYS RGsr HIS SIDE or
cAsE-WlrNessus FOR
MRS. GOULD Testify.

NEW YORK. juno 2i--Aunouno-
ms that Howard Gould would not
40 on the witness stand In his own
defense In hts WHO'S suit for sep,
hrato maintenance, Attorney Nlenli
notified Attorney sheRrn. repra.
sentlng Mrs, Gould, that he would
rest his ease Nlooll explained to
the court that be deemed tho tcati.
mony already recorded 50 complete
that Il was unnecessary to take up
further time by putting his client
ON the witness stand, This action
was a complcto surprise to tho
prosecution.
shcarn began his rohultai Of the
dcfonae's Testimony regarding Mrs.
0oulda alleged intemperanco by
reading an affidavit signed by
Mrs. Alice stlckncy nankhoad, who
aworc that she had never seen the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-21
sues CONTRACTORS
FOR Big DAMAGES

The trial Of the suit of John
Lupof against n O, Henry and
John Doe Anderson. for damages 10
the amount Of $4,000 for personal
injury, began this morning before
Judge Tallman.
Luper claimed that he was In.
Iured by being struck In tho stom.
neh BY a pole being holsted by a
donkey engine which was not IN
good working condition.
The defendants were engaged In
preparing roadbod for the C.. NJ
4 7 :. Ry company at Clio Elum.
Klttltas county.
The accident occurred September
10, 1905.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-21
SPOKANE BOOSTERS ON
SIGHTSEEING TRIP

Sunday. June "a, tho Spokane
Chamber Of Commerce have chosen
as the date for their excursion to
the Btemorton navy yard and TO
Hoods canal, Tor which purpose the
steamship Chippewa has been char
tered.
The boat will leave At $3.50
O'Clock IN the morning. and will
lrat visit the navy yard. where
one Of the trophy cups aboard tho
Tennessee. donated by the citizens
Of SPOKANE. will DO examined.
Later tho steamer will enter Into
the quiet waters u liooda canal,
and will not return until late In
the evening Strangers as we'll M
Spokane residents are Invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-21
.CA[|F0nN|ANS SEND
GREETING To SEATTLE

Just as the one hundred Cal
iiornlans who visited Seattle In
special train were entering San
Francisco on their homeward Jour.
ney, an aerogram was sent to tho
Hon. John II. Mc0raw, president Of
tho Seattle Chamber Of Commerce.
expressing delight at the treatment
accorded them In Seattle and stat
ing that In their belief the A.Y-P.
E. would prove Of benefit to the
whole Pacific coast as we'll az 10
the Northwest.
The aoreogram was signed "one
Hundred Californlans."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-21
VICTORIA BRINGS GOLD
(. FROM NOME CAMPS

The Victoria. Of the Alaska 3. 3.
Co. the first boat TO reach Nome
and the first TO return. made her
berth at s o'clock this morning.
bringing $4,000 IN gold.
sha reports tho stories concern.
ing the Ice bound vessels TO be
much exaggerated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-21
NEWS BULLETINS

SAN FRANclsco-cablc adviocs
frum Pskln report that Il lie the In.
tcntion Of the Imperial government
10 ainend its constitution 80 that
subjects now residing In the United
States and other foreign countries
where they are not admitted 10
citizenship will retain their ballo,
on Chinese affaira.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-21
MICHIGAN To
HIVE HER DAY
uus WILL CELEBRATE WITH
PICNIC on GROUNDS
TOMORROW.

y Michigan club OF Seattle.
u b. its own eisoris raised the
~ % erecf the Michigan Build.
III " AYE. exposition. siil
lz1ak Michigan Day tomorrow.
rtiricnic dinner at the Michigan
MlA<x At $50 IN the evening, and
sEpzn q musical and other en-.
sii1zrHat features later, There
n 40 y a business session Of
4 fab at The Budding AL day
n Michigan people will viait the
= rc1afs and keep open house
4 = building
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-21

WAsHiNcToN-The aub'commit
tee considering confirmation Of the
reappointment Of Robert Deviin a.
United States district attorney at
San Francisco. reported 10 the sen.
ate judiciary committee today with.
out recommendation. Senator piles
Of Washington. chairman Of the sub
committee. said that the committee
was waiting for further evidence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-21
ELLIOT GOES ON TRIAL

The trial Of George H. Elliot.
charged with criminal assault
against blanche Rosburg fow
months ago. began In Judge oil.
Hams court this morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-21

VANCOUVER. q. c.--Tho crews
OF the American fishing steamers
belonging 10 the New England Fish
ing company arc on strike and In
the event Of successfully tying up
the Manhattan when she comes In.
tho fleet will DO practically out Of
commission and the plant idle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-21

4. ~ eard Of U. 8. Appraisers of
sa..oms service In New York
4 = ne city today and will be.
4 !, ssf sitting tomorrow morning
\ Y seioek Probably two days
= nken up In their hearings
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-21

"oh. really. madame. couldn't
think N accepting your rims as
security ! will willingly lend you
a." responded Coroner Snyder.
Which he dld. with profuao en-.
preaaiona Of gratitude LiHEic beat
Il To tho elevator
Il seems. however. that Llrrie
was beautifully supplied with wed
ding rings Llntie sallled forth
and her next appearance. as near,
y as eau be learned. happened At
tho undertaking establishment Of
Butterwofth a Sons. rheFo Little
LlHtie Sprvad the aalye aud. TO
make a long story short, Bort Hut.
tsrworth separated himself from o.
In silver. accepting a wedding
ring" as security. Deputy Coroner
William northwick was deeply I'm.
pressed with iirzic's line OF loo.
loo language and he came across
with a five-spot
10 stu Good To-day.
Lizzie evidently believed the
graft 10 BE- soft. for this morning
she called on Augustus Armstrong.
United ataias commissioner In New
York block Mr Armstrong fell
Tor two huckA. Just how many
more Seattle citizens accepted
wedding rings from llrtle prob.
ably sill remain mystery. Ths
rings cost about 81 a gross
So Il will he seen that Lizzie. Of
Weuatehee. had an eye for tho
main chance under thst mask OF
modesty. Needless TO state the
victims have not reported their
lossea 10 the poliea. DR.. Snyder
says he IL about 10 write a sketch
entitled. The Mystery Of tho Wed.
ding Rims or How Fell For
tl1sic.-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-21
mixed NAN MAY
escape WITH LIFE
vanrR CHINESE OFFICIAL
lotn TO SUICIDE ASKS
70 tEAvE COUNTRY.


XXX. Jane 2i-Yaan SIKH Kai.
> ni'isar yssnlas Of China. who
~@tr F-esivad the golden cord
= " Imperial spyernment. hitch
: ''sistsr suggestion 10 commit
'nak a. ths only alternative TO
s'nAfion. today has petiuoned
Vince regent for permission TO
= hsi<nt and tho United States.
- fsisian acts no date for bis
- and has been aecepted az an
ss-ion Of the willingness Of
enks Napoleon to expatfia,e him
= i'r ne good Of The empire The
y esaneil has practically decided
rzat u. though the Influence
~ n&f sexrt on the Chinese
A'eR's abroad is greatly feared.
N FRANCISCO. June IL
ms'kai Will probably 60 to En-.
'rssrdiox TO The belief Of local
! - fuan has many enemies
.sh c0nafry. and while he might
Efi.f violence II h generally
s.sh' hat an attempt 10 maize
sasnes hero would b. blocked
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-21

wksHiNoroN--The senate to
day took under consideration an
amendment to tho tariff bill. pro.
posing that leather boots. shoes.
harness and belts for machinery be
placed upon the free list
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-21

lohDoN-A message from
Shields today says tho British
steamship Hartlepol, which locked
today. was damaged az the result
Of a collision with an unknown yea.
sol Saturday near Dover.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-21

rAcoMA-up to noon today a
total Of u men and youths had been
arrested BY the police under the
new ciEAret law. All have been
fined g. 50 aud costs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-21
RAID GAMBLING ON
A SOUND STEAMSHIP

a raid was made by Deputy sher.
lffh Jack Liner. W. ]. 0nffitha,
Sam Klein. and Allen Stark, yes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-21
BRIGHTEN uPl

Paints. oils and yarnishes Of the
best quality and large stock Of
high grade brushes at the
FEDERAL p. a W. p. CO.,
1914 First Ave.
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Are you loOsfnu for a lodging
housed Gee our business chance
column, o"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-21
IRRIGATION ronIoHr.

\ "irrisa,lon Will be allowed
\ tonight from 7 to $3.50 only. I
= This applies 10 meters also. !
= No lrrias,ion will be allowed
\ until further notice.
. 81. Q. Youkos, svpt-
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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-12
FAMOUS AUSTRIAN
MILLIONAIRE POPULAR

Among the salons of Vienna, whero
artists of international reputation
gather, there is none quite so cele'
brated as that of Herr Won EiSler. tho
famous Austrian multi-millionaire. Al
most any evening in the week the
beautiful salon and parlors of his man
sion may be found crowded with
friends gathered to hear. on terms of
friendship, music. which, when pub
Hcly given, great throngs are eager
TO pay huge prices TO hear. If on Mon
day morning you should happen TO
meet the genial Herr Won Elsler and
he should say in his off-hand way,
Come around this evening; we are
going to have little music" YOU may
consider yourself honored. as You VIII
10 doubt hear Selma Kurtz. the great
est OF all Austrian prima donnas, or
Slezak. the great tenor If it be Tues
day evening. in all probability you may
hear Francis Macmillen, with his ei-
gantlc technIc Perhaps the Schwedes
brothers. Eric and Paul. may drop in
Both are great, but when they ap'
pear together something worth listen
ing to is sure TO be the result And
so it goes Nearly every great artist
of Europe. from Ysaye 10 Paderewski'
makes 1t a point when in Vienna TO
make at least one call on papa and
mamma" Won ElSler.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-12
COMPANY ENTIRELY
REBUILDING TOWN

Spokane. Wash. Nov l2.-Civil en-
glneers, landscape architects. car
penters, masons and concrete work
ers are rebuilding the town of Othel-
10. on the main line OF the Chicago.
Milwaukee & Puget Sound railway in
Grant county, Wash. west of Spo-
kane, upon plans approved by sci
ence and art The r. S. Kink COM
pany. which will establish a mammoth
plan for the manufacture of slate
products. has acquired all the holdings
i'm the town at cost exceeding ST.
100000. and it is purposed to mako
TO order a city with all the latest mu-
nIcipal improvements. The factory
viii cover about nine acres of ground
and cost between $5.OO0.O00 and So
600 900 inexpensive lands Will be
bought for employees homes and there
VIII be lawns and shade and fruit trees
everywhere The streets Of macadam
VIII be parked and there VIII be con-
crete sidewalks, city water works
electric lighting plant and other mod
ern improvements. Othello Is in the
Big Bend wheat district. 1t has ample
transportation facilities and the loca-
tion is ideal.
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HURRICANE
IN JAMAICA
Wireless Message Tells of
the Obstructive
Storm

New York, Nov. ia great hurrl-
cane swept Jamaica Wednesday. doing
much damage. The extent of the
storm, which has been a mystery for
several days. was made known late
this afternoon in message received
by the Central e Southern American
Telegraph company from the wireless
operator on board the steamer Prinz
August Wilhelm in Kingston. The
massage was forwarded by way of
the telegraph company's station at
FiSherman's Point, Guanatama, Cuba
1t follows
Just received following message.
signed Pycrs, operator steamer VIII
helm. dated . p. m Thursday:
Wednesday, hurricane; Thursday,
unprecedented ralnfalls. Railway
washed out telegraph crippled, cables
broken and United States naval YES
sci Eagle smashed into pier and was
towed out by English cruiser Scylla
with slight damage. The United Fruit
companys steamers Bradford and
Amende ashore Former still aground
latter was floated No damage was
done TO the Wilhelm "
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GREEN DRESSES.

Green dresses in bog and lichen
green are shown in every kind OF ma.
terial Two dresses ! saw this week
showed excellent style. One was a
green diagonal, with long coat that al
most reached the floor II was fitted
front aud back, untrimmed. The skirt
was gcred. made with inset plaitS on
The side from the knee down 1t was
untrimmed. IL could be worn with a
dyed green net or lace waist. but for
general wear green moire would go
with II very nicely.
The second frock was more fanci'
fully arranged. being a satin with a
lace drapery. dyed to match. The
bodice was headed with lattice-work
of cut velvet over green satin. studded
with imitation emeralds. A soft green
fringe encircled the bodice midway at
front and back. drapins the .ront in
Vandykes. The cellar and yoke de
sign was Il good idea carried out in
lace of finer mesh than that appear
Ing as Il drapeTy,
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EXPL OSION
OF AN AUTO
Narrow Escape From
Death of Men in
the Car

Atlanta. Ca. Nov 12.-H J. Kilpat
rick and his machinician. r. Church.
narrowly escaped from death today
when kilpatricks car exploded and
was burned. fitzpatrick, holder of the
straightaway record of 81 seconds for
the mile, made on Long Island last
year, had Just made lap Of two miles
l9em lU9s7ld 9W 10 lIoU9 lsoQ sIQ VI
in ! So. He had completed the sec
ond turn when a cylinder exploded
The machine was going 20 miles an
hour. The spectators believed neither
driver nor assistant had escaped a
rush was made across the paddock
but both men we're found eXpostulat-
ing with the ambulance physician
against going To the hospital. They
had merely been scratched.
The asphaltum covering of the track
was ignlted by the burning wreck and
before it could be eXtinguished fur
nished a fiery spectacle. The machine
destroyed was built to enter the Van
Gerbilt cup race
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BANK CASHIER AND PRESI-
DENT ARE SHOT DOWN

Louisville, Nov. Ill Hungary
Fawcett. cashier of the Merchants
National bank OF New Albany, Ind,
was killed, John K Woodward, pres
ident OF the bank was dangerously
wounded. and James r. Tucker, Il
negro chauffeur of Louisville, was
fatally wounded this morning, when d
young man, partially identified as
Arthur Hall, Il Louisville dealer In
second hand furniture. entered the
bank and after commanding everyone
TO throw up his hands. "and get in
the vault" began shooting
Mr., Fawcctt died almost Instantly
after being shot through the neck and
chest Woodward was shot through
the liver and lntestincs and Tucker
was shot through the body and may
die. Following the shooting the muir
derer rushed from the bank and
tried to make his escape in an auto
mobile. which he had taken from the
curb in front of the residence of its
owner, Mrs. Walter Escott. In Louis
Vile, forcing the negro chauffeur at
the point OF a gun to drive him to
New Albany, But the chauffeur, par
alyzed with terror, and apparently
incapable Of action, sat still. The rob
Der jumped from the car and sent
Il bullet through the negro's body.
Turning down the river bank. a dis
tance OF perhaps two blocks. the muir
derer ran with great speed. He
quickly appropriated a skiff at the
dock and was on his way to the
Kentucky side before tho frightened
citizens of New Albany knew what
had happened.
An alarm was given through meg
aphone from a dredgc boat and In
short time the police of tho little
city had started In pursit In fast
motor boat. had captured their man.
and had brought him to shore only
10 confront the new peril of a lynch
ing
BY a clever ruse. Captain Adams.
Of the police stood off the crowd OF
200 that thronged the dock as the
boat landed Commanding the prison.
er to lie down. the captain announced
that the man had tawen poison and
was dead, meanwhile carrying him 10
the patrol wagon aud giving the word
to drive ahead. The bandit was TAX
en- to the New Albany Jail A few
moments later, to escape the mob
he was removed to the Southern
Indiana ReformatoTy at Jefferson
Vile.
The prisoner IN his cell refused TO
give his name and talked only under
pressure He said that he had been
around Louisville for several days.
He said he did not know Tucker, the
chauffeur.
Il won't tell my name. ] have sew
en- brothers and sisters. My father
don't live with my mother, and all
of them are not within six hundred
miles OF this place
'I never smoked a cigarette. cbewed
or drank Oh. yes. 7 smoked cigar
in Coyington ten years ago, but never
again. I never was in trouble but
once That was in Lexington, Ky,
on Halloween a long time ago"
He seemed to be confused. but ls
apparently not insane. He confessed
that he planned the bank robbery and
SAWS he had no assistance.
Tho most striking thing about the
bandit is his good looks and his red
hair which Is neatly cut His face
is effcminate He Is not over twenty
years old.
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the magnetic power is there. Take
the woman who goes shopping II
she Is a careful dresser. she Dro.
sents a good type of the American
woman In her tailored suit. iauDtv 6ot
and good gloves. Much depends nm.
on gloves too. Just the same as with
shoes But those are minor detail,
of dress Arrangement.
There is a tailored suit TODAY fin.
ishod with black satin bands +, =,
true the satin Is not conspicuous va,
II shows every good outli,o te.
should be displayed in stree, tna' quo.
tune 1t may be merely a GOOD coI
lar and revere outline. or orooest, ~,
lines delineated with satin 49,
Russian Jacket suit. While SOM" ou
sons like the idea of stitcb"S per
others prefer a double stitched Sonr
FurItrimmed Jackets are nor Hu ea
but they present new STYLES ma new,
tailored Jacket suit of brooaen u even
can De iined In the jacket win UiT.n n,o,
skin and trimmed with sort Ia limo. mole
mr. inr. cut plaits have appearad .in,inins ne
clotn l5ocks of the season hut %, on
material is not tinseI uor, out tne
colr which distinguished tba bnerely a
uiar material and color fron, e partle
WIDE vale chevrms bavn otners.
cIoth io" ,o Vet they are worn with ''n,9er n.ttr
U,oI" Dat,,, oeavers' % real fur hats ana aatty I,
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MoNeW POSITION THE
DOMINANT POWER.


New York. Nov. 1.-The money po-
sition was the dominant influence In
the stock speculation again and the
topic OF principal interest. The reten'
tion of the 8 per cent Bank Of Eng
land rate was accepted with satisfac
ton, but the feeling OF certainty yes
tcrday that this course would be fol-
lowed had allowed action To antici-
pate It, The influence on the prices
of stocks. therefore. was short lived.
There were fresh Withdrawals OF
gold for South America and violent
drop OF two centimeS in the sterling
exchange rate at Paris indicated the
waning power OF one influence in the
recuperation This sign of the mar
rowing of the point of ingreSS to the
Paris money market, added to the ef.
feet of the tightening money situation
in New York. as depriying the specu-
lative contingent OF hopes of recourse
TO other sources TO replace the credits
which are being withdrawn from New
York
The weeks export of gold from
New York helped deplete the slender
surplus reserve of the clearing house
banks TO point which is forcing them
10 reduce their loan account In an at.
tempt to avoid the exhibit of deficit
in the weekly bank statement publish
ed on Saturday
While the money rate began to rise
In New York in response TO the first
demands of the interior for crop-mov'
ing currency interior banks made
loans in New York on large scale
on their own account to take advan.
tage OF the higher interest rate. The
effect of this was TO relieve the re-
quirement upon the New York banks
and to form large factor In the enor-
nous loan contraction effected In New
York during that period
The halt in speculative activity and
the drlbbling of liquidation such as
camo into the stock market today,
seem an inevitable consequence OF
these conditions.
The reception rendered to New
York stock issues sufficiently proves
the distaste of the investment appetite
for these offerings. Rumors of an
early offering. of st. Paul debentures
bonds gained credence from the appl.
cation of the company to the stock eX.
change to add to the list from time
to time. but prior to JULY L, 1910,'
$4,000, 900 additional of those bonds
on official notice of sale. besides the
S2S,000000 of the total authorized is.
sue already sold. The special heavi.