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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-10
WIFE OF BUSINESS MAN LANDS
KNOCKOUT PUNCH ON
FRESH YOUNG MAN.

Pedestrians who we're Ia the VI
cinliy % Second av aud Seneca
e. early last evening saw the an.
usual spectacle % woman whip
ping a professional masher And
take II from the ticket vendor In
close. 10y vaudeville theatre. this
particular goo goo individual. 90
anxious 60 ecrape up an acqualn.
lance. sot his. good and plenty
Two very cstinabie and thor
oughly respectable women. both
the wives % business men. were
looking In az the display In the
windows Of a dry Eoods firm At
Second ay and SprinE st.. when the
Washer passed by and pluched one
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-10
POLICE STOP MAR
RAGE

NEW WESTMINSTER q C..
Feb 10.-Hy u. p.-Thc interyen.
tion Of the police yesterday pre-
vented the marriage of a Chinaman
20 a white girl. a san Francisco
woman named Lulu Morris. who
will be- deportcd today as an un.
desirable alien The bridegroom
o-be. Lee Barker. when he found
the girl Ia trouble. made no effort
10 assist her The marriage license
WAS issued In Victoria. and the cou-
pie was ON a hunt for n clergyman
who would brave public opinion
and press ccnEure By tying the
knot Tho last mixed marriage In
this city happened nearly - months
ago and was followed by severe
condemnation OF the officiating
clergyman
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-10
ROOSEVELT WILL
LAY CORNER
STONE

WASHINGTON. Feb i0.-By a..
=. Precedent Roosevelt Mra RonMo-
Welt. MlsH Ethel their daughter. ac-
CompBuicd by Secretary ~ War
Luke q Wright and Secretary Loeb.
viii leave tomorrow for Hodgrv Tie.
Ky the birthplace Of Abraham Lin
coin. where the president will speak
The party viii arrive az Hodge
vile "a noon on Friday. and Will be-
conveyed in carriages 10 the Lincoln
farm
President Roosevelt wiu deliver a
memorial address ~ 2 O'Clock ln the
afternoon 81 February ig. and viii
lay the corner stone ~ marble me.
mortal hall which o. being erected on
the site ~ the home where Lincoln
was born
President Roosevelt will leave Inn
msdiately after the ceremony. and
VIII reach Washington Saturday az
noon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-10
POQUETTE IS

link BY link the chain ~ states
evidence against Frank Poquetto,
charged With manHlauRhtor through
the death OF william w King al
South Seattle on November 10. 1905
was torn ahundor by Walter Fulton.
attorney for Jhe prisoner. ana aftor
five hours elaboration the jury re-
turned q verdict Of not guilty az 10
O'Clock last night.
Poquetta was charged with having
struck king a blow upon the head
causing his death. during fight
The prisoner ADMITTED no started the
fght but stated that u looked an if
tho men were attempting 20 hold
hlm 40. as ho had money IN his
clothes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-10
DRUGGED HUSBAND;
STOLE HIS VIE C

Is today seriously 90 az hia home
Small charged that on one occn-
sion Sndeu dragged him ana then
captipated hia wife lie alleged that
Sodrn frequently enficed Mrs Small
from home The charges are COM
tanned iu papcFs filed In the superior
court ~ Suffolk county ln which
small claims 5000 Uoa for the loss "
his wife's affections
Sodsu o. director ia a dozen
large companies aud a. considered
"a man 20 lrrcpruachabis character.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-10
RUN DOWN AND
SERIOUSLY HURT

while crossing that darh and dam.
g~ruuH region known AZ Railroad as.
last night on HE wHy up town. First
Lieutenant A. a. Buahner. com
maudiHs the United States revenue
cutter Rush Nas struck By a pass
ing y 3 switch engine end miraca
fuusiF knocked Go ore slide. eacAping
death bF ID hairs breadth. hut sla
tainlna several painful cuts and
hrJlnNH Before ths ambulance ar
rived "a passing sailor sass the ac-
cidrnt and brought hclp from the
ruttHr. which lies az Mnrun'a. and the
captain uaa taken thsfu Hin ln.
iuries d ia thought. wiIi not prove
fatal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-10
PROPOSE BILL TO
EXCLUDE JAPS

ALBANY .,. y, Feb. ley u. l..
AaBemhlymau Cuvtliier, 81 New
York. today introduced bin pro-
vidinu for the cren ton OF n senate
committee authorized to confer
with coordinate from this state re-
Rnrdtug the Availability Of enncting
general exclusion act affecting all
Japanese.
Tho bill clothes the committee
with fun power 20 make g searching
investigation % economical coudi
lions az related 90 the Japanese aud
appropriatcs $4,000 60 defray the
oKugnHo8
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-10
FIREMEN INJURED

NEW YORK. Feb. 10-By U, p
Nineteen firomen were overcome by
gaH la a heroic fight against fire
IN a Third av. tenement. from which
goo persons were rescued from
death today.
one of the hremen. Il ~ feared,
cannot recover. Several are IN a
serious condition,
A gas main broke In the lower
part of the tenement and filled the
building with fumes
The trapped Inmates were taken
from the windows and down ladders
or lifted through the skylights and
carried down through other build
inaa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-10
FINE PROGRAM
FOR RECITAL
WELL-kNoWN ARTISTS WILL
ASSIST IN D. S. JOHNSTON
coMPANY's CONCERT TO-
MORROW EVE.

What promises to be one of the
most successful recitals of the sea
son win be given by d. 5. John
ston Company In their Recital
Hall tomorrow Thursday even
Ing. Il Is one Of the series OF
pianola Recitals that have been
given by the u. s. Johnston Com
pauy this year
In addition 20 the rendition of a
number of well-chosen Piano num-
bers, Mr. Wilfred Lewis. the emf
nent tenor, and Mr. A Massino, the
wellknown flutist. of the Seattle
symphony Orchestra, will assist
No cards of admission are re-
quired. The concert will begin at
Sis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-10
8 GOO an
HOUR
THAT rs WHAT WILBUR
WRIGHT is TO RECEIVE
FROM ITALIANS.

ROME. Feb i0.-By u. P.-Con.
sentlng to come mere and teach two
ltallapa 10 use aeroplanes, Wilbur
Wright demanded 5000 an hour for
HIS work, and his terms we're &c.
cepted, according 10 current re-
port today Wright will come 10
Rome next month. according 10 the
story. and give the aeronauts 20
lessons, lasting one hour each. For
this he is 10 receive $4,000.
Much interest IN aeroplanoa iB
manifested here, and already sew.
efal automobile manufacturers have
sought 10 secure the exclusive
rights 10 manufacture Wright
ships" as they call the aeroplancs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-10
WIN Ne Departed.

chief 90 Police Irving Ward has
received letters from the New York
immigration authorities iuauirinE
concerning a man giving the name
% NiCkolH RHpoNitCh. and his resi- %
dsmce a. seattle When arrested by
the New York authorities papoNitCh
had Ia bis possession "a ticket ON the
steamer Martha Washington, pur-
chased here a. the Chiihern agency.
Re was acting suspicinuslN. scemin x
% be- insane. aud unless some 81 his
friends here come 60 bis rescue aud
promise 20 take care 81 him be will
BE- deportcd aa an undesirable citl-
zen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-10
JUMP FROM WINDOW
TO ESCAPE FLAMES

CHICAGO. Feb. io.-By u. p
Several women were slightly injured
In a fire which swept the fashionable
Ballard apartment building az biHi
a. and jefferson aN. to-day one
hundred and nifty persons. members
90 the 90 families occupying the
building. rushed down fire escapes,
aama jumping from first floor vim
Haes4a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-10
NEGRO MURDERER
LYNCHED BY MOB

HOUSTON. Miss, Feb. By ~.
T. The city police authorities are
today making a quiet Investigation
Co learn the identity of the leaders
~ the 400 citizens who late Yester-
day took Roby Raskin, who muir
derud the Rev w r Hudson, from
Jail aud hanged him 90 a tree. Sher-
~ Dehno arrived on the scene just
as the negro WIS breathing hls last
The mob was angry because the
machinery OF justice was working
too slow In tho BaaEin case,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-10
OBJECTS TO CUTTING
DOGS THROAT

because he resented an attempt
Of by stnnder Go Gus the throat 81
"a bulldog belonging Go "a friend. W.
II Wiley. % chicago travelling man,
was arrested ON second av Ncstcr-
day on q charge 81 obatructiuR the
streets. and hauled before Judge
Gordon this morning After hearing
the facts in the case the Judge de-
cided that wiley had done a Chris
tian act and dismissed him without
costs or fine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-10
new YORK TAX ES
TO BUTTlNG IN

ALBANY. n. ". Feb. ia res
olutlon conforming the attitude Of
California on the Japanese question
is pending today before the general
assembly. and probably viii be con-
aldered by the body next week The
resolution was introduced by As
semblyman Charles Stein Of New
York. and declares that the anti
Japanese legislation under consld-
GRAFTON IN Sacramento Is lnodvisa-
Bile
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-10
LOCAL BRIEFS

In the Boxer Outraaea Mr. Geo.
W Human FOR 10 years IN China,
win speak OF his experiences In
China at the Queen Anne Congroga-
tl0nal church, queen Anne and
Galer. Thureday night at 1880 The
lecture VIII be free Mr. Human
believes In the Chinese, ana 'iH I'm
America 20 Increase interest In
Chrlstian work In that land
Meeting Is Announced The rogu-
lar meeting ~ the board Of trustees
Of the Chiidrcn's Orthopcdlc hospl-
tal viii be held az 1900 "a. m FRI
day al room IL. Chamber Of Com
merco. Central building.
viii Play Whist The next meet
Ing Of the Unitarian Rescroation
club viii be- held IN the assembly
rooms Of the church, corner Boylston
and olive, Monday February 10, az
e y. ~. sharp Progressive whist
viii be the game Of the evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-10
CRUSHED TO DEATH

CTTELAN. Wash, Feb. i0--By IT,
P.-Iake Olson. a young farmer
living seven miles south OF Chelan,
was killed yesterday while logging
Olson was holding the brake rope
while going down steep hill
whan The load upset burying the
dryer beneath the logs. which re-
quirod 10 minutes 20 remove. lie
leaves a wife and two small chill
drCn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-10
MURDER

SANTIAGO. chile. Feb t0-By
" =. Tho report Of the examining
physicians declares that Chancel
lor Beckett. whose body was found
IN the ruins Of the burned German
legation, was murdered. An exam
nation Of the body showed the
chancellor received a dagger
wound IN the region of the heart
Investigation showed $4,000 pesos
had been stolen from the safe In
tho legation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-10

VANCOUVER, Feb. 10. ~ Bert
Walker. recruit IN Company ], First
infantry. was cleaning his rifle yes
terday. when it went of the bullet
taking OFF the middle finger OF his
left hand.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-10
STUDENTS VAccINATEo.

LIBERTY. Mo- Feb i0-By T. y.
-Classcs practically ceased az VII
liam Jewell college here today when
ali uf the students with quarters on
the third floor Of the dormitory
we're quumntlued because two "
their number had contracted small
pox six hundred students making
up the remainder of the school en-
roilment. were vacctuatod.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-10

WASHINGTON. Feb t0---At the
isthmlan canal commission e was
declared that the widening Of the
Panama canal from roo feet 90 800
feet through tho Culebrn cut from
Las Cascadoas 90 Purniao, a distance
OF four and half miles, was author
Iced by President Roosevelt last fall
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-10

HELENA. Mont, Feb iO.-Thc
senate by strict party vote killed
the house primary bill. which In pat
termed after the oregon law. and
which relates solely Ca tho election
OF United States senator's
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-10

PORTLAND. FEB. f0-By a.. p
Fire which ragged FOR two hours
early this morning destroyed the car
shops ~ the Portland Railway. Light
a Power company. The loss ia es-
tiuaatsd at SIS. 900
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-10
JOE SMITH SHOWS
HE'S A GENTLEMAN,

= OLYMPIA. Feb t0.--By u. ,
= Poe Smith. the newspaper I
. correspondent from Spokane. I
who engaged Ia a fist fight
= with Representative Macarthur.
. from the same city on the
4 floor Of the house chamber to.
= day apologized 10 the mem
. beers In a communication To- the {
= chair Macarthur. who IL blam-
. ed for the incident. has made
= no apology
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-10

TAMPICO. Mex. Feb fG-pot
for SEQ hummin~ birds wanted bY
Harry J henson. Of San Antonio.
Tex for " banquet 90 be served In
that city. ~ ~ aaid this viii he the
first hummiuE bird banquet over
given IN the United states
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-10

DECATUR, Ind. Feb l0.-Geo.
Paille, an Amlshman. sou-in-law OF
Jacob Swartz. elder and leader OF
the Amlsh church near here, has
been awarded $1,000 damages from
Leader Swartz and ak other elders
Of the church for alienation Of his
Wife'H affection. The alienation.
Paille charged. was brought about
by the church elders as punish
ment for his taking out fire lngur-
ance on bis barn. contrary 10 the
teneta Of the church.
Paille declares that the elders
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-10

Tho funeral OF Mother Rose. who
died yesterday. viii be held In May
fields chapel tonight az 1880
clock aftor which the body will
DO shipped 70 Coleman. Mich, FOR
interment Mother Rose came 10
ballard Ia 1909 aud has an exton.
slvo acquaintance here. especially
among church people who know VI
her many charitable deeds Shc
WAS a member OF tho Ballard Chris.
dan church. She leaves two sons,
Otto aud August. who are here aud
married daughter. Mrs Savldge
ia Coleman. Mich She WAS "a
years OF age and lived at 2055 West
57th It,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-10
PAID TO
PRODUCERS

ne following purouass prices wsrs
suotad on Western RY this rnorninmf
rOuLTN Old hens live wotHht
fEc poF pound. dressed, lic per
pound spring chicken. live. isc per
pound dressed. Ito per pound. bronera
aauabs sass per doz ducks. spring
live. iBc per pound dressed Ito per
pound. pigeons. 81 per doHon' turkey
1--we goo. dressed e3ci Belgian harca.
live. iic
nurrER--Looal ranch 500
TgGA-L Local ranch. soc
MEATS Livo--VoaL large. T-gc mar
pound. steers sAo per pound; mutton.
wethora. &c per pound ewes. &c per
pound. hogs z ~ c per pound lamb Gta d
per pound bulls aud oxen, ~ C per pound
MEATS Dressed Veal. large. S-ffp
per pound, medium, tt-itho.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-10
Double Header

200 for salo az 20 cents. II. M.
Herrlu q Co, scheuorman. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-10
BALLARD WILL GET MONEY
NECESSARY FOR MARKET

which "a promoting tho meeting 70
arouse interest in the digging "
the canal has gone Ia a great
amount OF expense. IN preparing the
advertising. etc, calling attention
to the meeting and are doing their
utmost TO have a large audience 90
greet the prominent speakers who
will be present
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-10

A joint meeting of the w o, w
and the q A. n viii be held Fri
day night IN Elka han to celebrate
the Lincoln centennial Rev A. l..
Grim will be the principal speaker
OF the evening Several others ut
prominence Will also be present to
fnfE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-10
STREET WILL BE PAVED AND
AN AWNING WILL De QUILT
az THE CITY.

BALLARD. Fcb. 10 Promising
60 put the ordnance through the
council granting the necessary
funds for planking the street IN
front Of the Ballard public market
and the erection OF an awning over
the sidewalk Councilman Arm
strong yesterday gave It as his
opinion that no trouble would be OK
poricueed IN securing the money
All members OF rhe council are in
favor OF public markets and are on.
doavoring 70 aid Ia every possible
manner the market 90 be establish.
cd in ballard
Everything IL Ia readiness 10
open the market as soon az tho
money is forthcoming 60 make the
improvements necessary. snd i'm
mediately upon the completion OF
the repairs Vt the building and the
paving OF the street. the market
will be thrown open TO the public
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-10
China and Crystal Glassware at Special Prices

Austrian China Salt and Pepper
Shakers, in rose festoon border de
signs, pair, special, l0c.
Crystal Fluted Vases, OF inches
high, each, special, l5c
Handled Crystal Candlesticks, 4
inches high. Colonial in design. COM
plete with candle, each. special, SC.
basement salesroom.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-10

Semi-Porcelain Breakfast or
Luncheon Plates, in floral spray
decoration. set Of six, special, 35c.
Austrian China Spoon Trays in
attractive floral design, each, spe-
cial, l0c.
Decorated Austrian China Celery
Trays, each, special, 25c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-10

An final arrangements have been
completed Tor the mass meeting TO
be- held tn the interest Of the pro
posed Lake Washington canal. 70.
morrow night Ia Junction hall The
Salmon Hay Improvement club
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-10

The following are local quotations
made on Western av this morning.
RUir-aApplog ft.tb-t SO.
NEuHTAnLE 8--Cnrrots, &i-i2K par
sack, potatoes. SgB-as per ton! boets.
tigs-i.b0 pcr aRcki turnips ti26 per
sack, parsnipa. 81 ASH 80 per sack. cab
hage, "a AN per pound celery sec per
DOZEN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-10
| ON THE FRONT
To Dl.mnnfie the ~. David.


To Dismnnfie the ~. David.
The bark Sc David was lowed 90
Eeattle this morning from Tacoma
a. be diamantisd Tor q barge This
will be one ~ the seven harEoH 10
be used On carrying stone 60 Brem
eFfnu for the monster new dFvdOck
II II possible that the ST. David Will
make one more trip 20 San Fgan-
!, cisco before tho diamantiinE begins.
JeffersBn Arrives from Aiaska.
Tire steamer jefferson arrived thiH
morning from Alaska with about 80
pasaeuaer8 and cargo 90 canned
salmou and fresh halibut Dr. j. 81
Sloan. ~ the Marine hospital az Ju-
neat w0a a passenger ou the boat
Al uneventfui trip, with fine wealth
or. u reported
steamer Watson fn.
TIE steamer Watson arrived az g
O'Clock this morning from San
TraHelHeo Good weather and a fair
80 was encountered on this trip
fEPOHT OF rtfE FfNAECfAL CONDf-
lion ~ fha Peoples Savings HANK. Co.
!. rafed az Seattle. State ~ Washington.
asaf she close N business on the sun
tdMy ~ February. 1903
NEHpEMrEH
Loans and discounts .......b ft0T1a ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-10

fetal ....... .t.-tt.... 81 8g1. 400. a.
state ~ Washington. County ~ King. -
II I1anbh RI lrasnleaf cashier ~ tho
hove named bank 40 H9iefnniy swear
thaf fhe fofeaaing statement BE- true 90
tie BEST ~ my huouiedna and belief
aubserltaH and sworn 20 before me
fhis gfh aag ~ Februarf. 1908
fNAat CfAH - THOMAS
1fofmrW Public lu and f8r fha state "
tya#hiumtau residing At Seattle
Correct test
u H NTCgf.f
~ b. GOLDSMITH
Directors
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-10

~ VII fFfFEf " f|NN'f y '''F NItNI -
covered Comforts are offered at Il
Ia Heavy Cotton Blankets, tan
or gray, with pink or blue borders,
special. Sl.45 pair
ia Affection Plaid Blankets,
assorted colors. special. S3l5 pair.
ia White Blankets. mixed wool
and cotton, special, $685. pair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-16
WOMEN DODGE
SUFFRAGISM
MORGAN BULLS ALL
THE sTE{L SHARES

NEW YORK. July is. while the
trading In stocks was on very
small and limited scale today. some
Of the leading shares showed do
clded advances Chief among these
was United States Steel shares and
the metal securities. The rest OF
the market was almost without
feature, with prices generally high
o. for small figures
Steel shares were hullcd on the
report that ]. 7 Morgan has given
out an Interview. and saying that
be was still confident that the cor
poraiiou's shares would be listed
upon the Paris bourSe after a while,
Steel preferred was the leader Of
the day. with an advance Of 2M
points. and common closed IN
points above yesterday
Amalgamated Copper was fairly
active for 50 dull session, and
gained a point. and lis ally. the
Anaconda, gained 4 point. smelt
ers closed within a fraction Of last
nights final price.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-16
URGED VIRTUES OF THEIR FRIENDS

In appointing c Higgins and Howard G. cosgroye to the
board OF regents last spring 1t is understood that Gov NJ +.
lay acted very much against the wishes OF large number OF
gentlemen who very enthusiastic opponents OF the virtues
o various other men whose had been proposed the
governor at the time OF the appointments Also John Hart
man who was succeeded by Mr. Cosgoye and Mr. lIaman
friends were very much disturbed when the governor failed
feappoint that gentleman
II these various recommendations had been traced back to
their source. the trail would have led the offices Of the
Metropolitan Building Company Not satisfied with the lease
already secured the Metropolitan building Company had for
long time been making plans extension OF It's lease
to ninetyniue years For that they extremely
anxious to secure the appointment OF who could be de-
pended upon TO right Gov Hay however was fully
ni everything that going aud very quietly filled the
vacancies without reference the recommendations OF many
Of Seaitles influential men.
Only in the appointment of MIR Baekus did he fall down.
But not reasonable to suppose tina, after his
spondenee with Gov Hay Mr. Baekus should far forget
self to become exponent of the nneynne year PROPOSE
ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-16
STOP SIGNAL
WAS TOO LATE
STEAMER YOSEMITE STRUCK
ROCK BEFORE ENGINES
WE'RE STOPPED.

A. the inquiry into tho wreck of
tho steamer Yosemite thlH morning.
tho most important point brought
out was the statement NJ Kenneth
Nicholson. chief engineer, which
statement was enfrabumiod By Fred
Peterson. the first assistant 10 tho
effect that tho bells did not strike
giving the signal to stop the en-
glnes until after the vessel struck
The rock OIL which She was wrecked
Captain Michael Edwards. master
II the YOSEMITE yesterday afternoon
testified that tho boat was hard 10
steer. aud that ahs was clumsy At
the best and niaa that the flood tide
was running at about five miles an
hour.
He admitted the presence u a
woman Ia hla cahln. but denied alb
solutslY that be had any knowledge
II her being there.
Captain Parker. the pilot u the
ship. testified to finding Captain
Edwards In tho pilot house when he
arrived on deck Jus, moment be-
fore the ship struck
J W Byrus owner Of the bar
aboard the Yosemite. testified that
be- had not sold any liquors 10 Cap
tain Edwards during the day and
that he I'D not sec him acting any
different Just previous 20 the acci-
dent than at any other time
r. o Smith. the purser. and
Charles Miller tho quartsrmasier At
the wheel when she struck. both teal
ufied that the captain had been IN
the pilot house since The boat lot
ufsmoftan Neither had ever seen
Captain Edwards drunk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-16
OUT AGAIN AND IN AGAIN

wALLA wALi.A. wash, July 10.
Hard laek fell TO tho lot Of two
sa-eoasiets on their release. John
fuwail being arrested and held for
California officers and Thomas
PaakAfi being arrested and commit.
tod to the insane aaylum. Powell 90
capped from the rsformaiory sang
about a year ago. went 10 califor.
mia. turned a trick and vas captured
and returned 10 complete his term.
He vii nov b. tried for the same
crime IN San iose.
Puukad was shot when arrested
IN Benton connty two years Ago for
assault with a deadly weapoa and
the wound made him insane. he hav-
lng been kept IN the insane ward
during his Incarceration Ito will
BE- taken 10 Medical Lake