The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 29, 1904, Page 1

ome the Seattle Star Bats Meat Inspector Sutter Quarantines Tainted Meat From the Steamship Topeka ne eee UROPATKIN WITH 250,000 MEN IS PREPARING TO FIGHT COMBINED JAPANESE ARMIES AT MUKDEN ~ Fifty-Mile Inter-Urban Electric Line Will Circle Lake Washington oe BIG LEADER COMING BATTLE IMMINENT MEAT QUARANTINED NEW STREET RAILWAY | A CLASH BETWEEN THE RUSSIANS AND JAPS WILL 8OON TAD..OF THE UNITED MINE WORKERS OF AMERICA WILL | INSPECTOR SUTTER TAKES ACTION AS A RESULT OF THE FRANCHISES HAVE BEEN SECURED FOR TROLLEY LINE FROM TAKE PLACE IN FRONT OF MUKDEN—HALF MILLION MEN TRY TO SETTLE TROUBLE AT RENTON AND ISSAQUAH STAR'S EXPOSE IN THE TAINTED MEAT CAGE RENTON TO EVERETT AND CIRCLING EAST SHORE OF WAITING FOR THE BATTLE j LAKE WASHINGTON ay » Jobn MI ell, president of the;convention of the Ame ean Peder: | ps eee Kah anhhAhhihhhbhhnneeh ai ek es ited Mine Workers of America, | tion of Labor News Aaa) * In the filing of the r = These mon will be able to settle : 2 »spular inbor leader LONDON, Sept. 2% Hu llet in sestan ware nad est firet me oe ee Cee See ve the coal strikes now im progress in | 4 . -Dul ag K ‘aret t & sortle 5 jm the Upited States, will be in Se-lthis state if it can be sotth he Re Teaponder he Ex m Port Art ‘ They were { the se rere attic te latter part of next month | Thomas Gibson, national orgaulzer Nagy ym ened oe en ee ee ee oe Togo 3 R ; early in November. HM» will stop | of the unton ty here, Hi der of the It adron ) on. One Warn nad batie 16 N poration partner ak firm, perece . ' f males trans ‘ ines tt ' 1 the Bno- lere on his way to San Franctseo, | ®uthortty for t ate hat in the far east, stat t the Do b heir e. » |from J McQ ntee, to the & ‘ Valley Blectrie here the annual f the Teanization : ier “ ? oe : « of the f ' proje eked by merican Fe ot) $4,000 a month to x qusesntieenstidanin : - anges Be - ; : bes ng * there to hich he is sec ent 2 On strike at th nom . “a - A... seemed thea ; k not « * of the stock on to be held ton mines. T ROME. Sept. 29 rding to advices received by the Italia | * 7d “ “ge & aren . , . ne k One of his objects in Coming here | have been on in both p re \ ally dd battle at M uaen seems to be at |? the t 7 hy Say coll eae “ +4 aed , ttle te ate a settlement ¢ last June e 8 orres pondent the talre wires at . ye on a ViMEen Or’ ¢ { Lake W “ pe med 5 in progress at th There are 225 men out at Renton| ¢ —s pertor to that of |* beokaD ry So i ate and Issaquah mi and 190 men owt at lesaqvah. A wah ry , eh tto fully : Me at « a! : : A pe . » i — ot ended by the time h fcording to t statements mate ' yee be - — 7 it ‘ ‘ D . 1 i to look over the mi yeaterday afternoon by M*. Gibsog| ™e® and 1.000 guns f ©. tien Spe Doing | - * | been secure f franchine ting those from of this state generally. 1t}4nd John Hutchinson, president of | “7 reported to be advancing « © house, room, f my : are yet < ed before| King and Snohomish counties and ‘only about six months ago that |the district comprising Oregon Sh SAGnGeIENs eotnes long be eeerter, Et. te aren the invest bne e t os of Kenton, Issaquah, Tash iaaton beach of the Vales | Wasbtagton Weittah Columua | dattle will assume the pre ne of the Lia # vemel, box ' * : a eae ‘oe Goon poe . eo Workers was established, Be- | (here is no doubt of the fi ® ba binese in ..c neighborhood are flock . = =. * lon th start pen up « large of thie fact and tecause|tory of the strikers. They affira encrete. an og z. Renton « wide cirel f r which is Inacces- ngton and British ( shia that the men « rlid } ated : « the f Cas be. aving no tranepor- d as great coal pro- | fighting f and cannot be beaten. ‘; pe aa : p Bax ton fi he timber, mines of the future he t«/ Thirteen men have remained at dy = a F . f «i ry and other u @ sell & offer for s > it ening « « b f ch the road desirous of making an mvestion t Ren from the @ AND DIRECTEI . : « t ae we Cgure, offer 4 tion aning of the trouble. P “ “ 4 mbering « ® nggienr ae ees 1 Incidentally he ts anxious to see! “We believe that Mr. Grant, of ters > =e ~ é pam ea a : af ; os to make the roa@ his brother, David. who for the last the Seattle Electric company, is ‘OKIO,* Sept, 29.—Another domestic loan of $4 0,000 w be pony? -” aiadied on by the baked of hanith. nal © lee 7 “ : . Re: | 38 years has beon a resident of Hten-| trying to give us the double cross,’ | Moated by the Japanese government on conditions similar t tc S a iiteer mor CONDS CH UNCLEAN UNWHOLE o 'cit! « eae @ ioe on cone > ton, earning a lvelthond in the sald Mr. Hutchin and we will| er loan. A change in conscription service is also contemplated, | 4 ADULTERA OR FOOD PRODUCTS, AND @ , Menten ¢ mi cpr 4 mye edthte saan tal } Mines there. David Mi-chel. now not go back to work under the con- 1 erviee in the present five reserve and makis > DE Y THE SAME BE THE DUTY of such of- @ | ron chenee ah th y val-| W, H. Gilson, P. 3. Pare } owns © home and a couple of acres | ditions which he would tmpose. He | ¢ period of the regular reserve cover a period of . a yy eects tind afomty wnat % : . ger ti pegs: fre a )) of ground at Renton and ts the head |told us at the meeting last Minday| Years and 5 monthe, Such & change would lly strengthen | 6 the provisions - : vt ¢ 4 with Edwin 8, Gill, secretary of a family. Both heen his broth-| sight that if we would agree to the! the Japanese army + Mtge, aie thm, oes os os . J er John were obliged to go to work eale of 90 cents acr and go back to ee % gelllaes the off sor, t of Ease qugr EERE ENERP EH SEC IRDU REET Ce: 2 the Binds whes ore ‘inde [Ware be would guaraaise shat Se TOKIO, Sept. 29.—News received from Port arth ats # ficer to carry ® of this or © tact that they have been soaked in| with snows so deep and cold so in- Finally circumstances caused th: Would receive at least the mintm4M | show a steady advance of the Jap ik heli Ad @ nes ribes the ¢ . water and sewage for several |tense as to make traveling all but Separtion. David drifted westwerd wage we demand, $2.97 @ dy | Togo is satinfied that the Russian fieet will not attempt to escape, ae | spector to > ke. If these are sold to the| impossible, he would be forced to and it is now many years st However, if we eed | tt ip not capable of combating with the fleet he will have temp te }¢ The duties ¢ pector are to th * | miners fn the north as good hams, /elther eat the “rotten” food oF fie coon bie Grothen, - Be asian Gwe vree © © } meet it @ and‘examine slaughter houses and meat markets and « * | not only will the wrong to the pur- | starve as he worked his “diggings.” Mitchell and Thomas Gikeot. Simply tell us that we were no > sources of meat supply, as well as all other food products in the @ chaser be great, but all Seattle will| J. A. Skagerlind, who bought the Fecently received letters trom Jobn |that an able man could make (hem + ite of Beattie before the same have been disposed of and sold @ | suffer, for the reason that {t will] meat from the underwriters ana @ tw te pudlic forh im oC um ption @ | give all the city’s products a black | who it is alleged proposed to ship $. @ | name it north, could not be located this Mitchel). advising them of his com-! at bis eeale But we do not expect | ip ee . . " ' | ! ‘i Ing visit jus from him. Both he and Su- /D : : a Pere veereeer hese eee eel The frightful position of the in-| morning. At the Armour Packing Along with Mitchell will be perintendent Hill appear to be Burke, the formers right placable nocent purchaser W might get | house today nothing could be learn- man. He is the [ilinois mer» | They w — ceunaten since hold of the unwholesome hams in | ed of him or of the amount of meat ber of the national executive com- But we have thre supply for the | the company was re-curing for hira. mittee and aided in the formation | miners of the state back of us in report hes reached here from Muk ted the pase with A attempt force upon | meat from the Topeka’s hold north | winter can be readily n With |The manager of the local plant was of the Washington coal mineis the fight. There are 6.000 miners den to the effect that the Japanese « «. The the miners of A aske thousands of They say that the hams and other | nothing but this un product | not in the city today and the man unions a short time ago. Other| in Washington, and 4,500 of them | a**umed the offensive when they withers 9 M kewage-soaked and un-|cured meats can be so fixed out- | for a meat supply, hundreds of miles | he left in charge would vouchsafe Members of the party will be Will- belong to our union. The Pacitie ee alee on war t trading post, /no information concerning the meat fam Jones, national executive com- Coal company is the only company —2 patrons = ~y~g-y* itteeman from Mostana, and Win the state. other than the ttle Prepa' one are being made for a hold of the steamer City of To . rs Byun, ecratary of the ‘Tillaas Riectric company and the vwners of M 0) R A NS’ we yletament of the prey, 7 | Sata neo m of hn ba, ‘3 Fairbanks’ “Little Journeys to the Homes of the Great Voters”’---No. 4--- Washington emies of organized labor, to break up our union. fifths of th ST_ PETERSHURG, Sept. 2.—A tars expose, be made to send the unwholesome | getting his “rw pens The Russians As & result of The ‘ ly as smpletely disguise the! away from the nea ers, They are all delegates to the ing us” hospitality the entire party wi several week existence Is desired. The Laundry Workers’ union has had a meaning: | lens existence for two years. Owing | to internal strife, the Jealousy of its officers and the relentless war te number of spect waged against it by the Seattle » officers will be secured at Laundry assoetation, of trust, it hai ’ Brow, in been as nothing Jom sending DETAILS OF THE PREPARA annot bar Sutter “Mhis morning searnntings | ngton, the Butler 14.000 pounds of the meat he found 1 hotels bel also bas in mind plans igh police service t oft the celebrat joy ut the W and the h at the local plant of «he * Armour & Co. vd The meat is being held. pending an investigation as to its fitness for r n Samples of have been taken pn the hands « es, who is mak even a delegate to t festern Cen 7 7 tal ™ Western Ceo") tions FOR THE CARE OF THE vin * " al ade than t A AMERICAN FEDERATION OF BIG LAUNCHING CROWDS vistands for the “ ; LABOR AGENTS FROM THE NEW ORDER ‘ nf Cp: | ® ed view t - EAST ARE SUCCEEDING IN bs ee the his age ; ar vice-pre ‘ . * the statements of packe THEIR WORK ent and secretary of the Morar ere ards, whic pone oe Nhe aa | TIME OF SERVICE IN THE JAP- | Bron canecahin denna | ace a stand ce Sonate of cared ments are to be ANESE ARMY TO BE LENGTH. | that = been learned P- eating BccommModa | -regitel it tte " ef ' the eb g party from Nebra , * the ment.to be re-cured and made A strong, new Laundry Workers’'| ENED 75 persons in all. | "a te re- | sean and ne after having }/ inion, comprising several hundred ._—_—ae oe * n soake’ with salt water and ) J men and women, has been lannched . vi = id zs yonerd . aa t from fn this city. It will be admitted * ehift for there | the hald | ) {nto the Western Cebtral Labor ns ; Bbmpeoe ME nly Ofticer the art union next Wednesday night. The Kency pao noe Php nang ment assert that ® be rganization is the remult of the ef 8 rane Mypumy : nwholesome as nted f forts of three organizers of the | we" « " c pl adel a rl forty ng tte | ’ American Federation of La who |" ’ | extend th t te - q “ rer \ shipment. he recently reached the city p ie of rege J ope City 1 ¢ " i have been working quietly ° / persons tgs by Mayor | Msmmoraine EAS feetively, and benid organ . Ea the € . Ba ont ry hed The ca x ® & the Laundry We su po 2 " fp: Ronee hvsen ne rath gee tage - meat }nay f it } ; n| sults in other crafts - . . e . ; q ned « : ~ y ce “ ' t qi. | One uivie ergenisatios » Unthl we get the er's repor The organizer Grant Hamt! io at at the foreign office launching cere ea; and th on ane wha be done, but f? ~ / h te v he fi Whose regular s Rd 1D tions wit augment the avatlable twent gune at th a ky vty sinls to 48 1 ee . he inter-mountain states . : . Grim, president of the Oregon 8 — end tabes hor tats itt ‘ a to he tat 3 , eS us Federation of bor, and C. O. } ea Tien * Py om co. \i ban be f bd . han ws, > j Young, of the Washington State BURGLARY j eet, Moras vest ng re- | these can be r outcome thas ¢ 4 | mms , Federation of Labor, and an officer | \ a ps * rind bet 6 a. tae te a Roeate ] ’ / Ngo A ; A the National Team Drivers | a ae LL. o22" these ovainances Or / #pecing fi They were sent here at the| A burglar entered the room of Dr wed oe ieacicn | SRA O80 ‘state pure foot law , é Any elicitation of Business Agent Pren- | D. B. McCann, at the Victor.a hotel ng ag lay <a Ma, vee 1 geal pvt Y ‘ y the Barbers’ union, and on First avenue, yesterday after-| § og gpoo! . ot 5 ae ‘he Oe ends or delegates to the Wentern Cen-|noon and ransacked the premises ‘ owne . a | Ps It je the belief of these dele- | A trunk was broken open and a sult oy ; y prin |” @tate Dairy a . —— x ce w “ | e re of {ta content " tty and all the Lake ‘\ bington a 4 ° ,, ~ gates that Seattle has been negiect- | cae F ne gg ! er ent boat ners are already plenning to |soner B.A. McDons t of the | / a by national orga rT be | Of clothes . y oe Famers i P. vie 4 the harge | ed by the sett - i ayn and other articles of jewelry and | have their craft r | to Filtot bay ale ort gel ray y : | > er emerged engAigy pend toilet articles were stolen. The| : here they expect to secure high | Of Ris office wan nor 1 be 06 a > ing all their energies in outside _ ay, 80 no ntateme . z iat case was reported to the police, | rents for th | cured an to what the state officers The organization of the laundry PUTERSHURG, Sept. 29.—It| He will lead the Inunch | intended to do in the matter in case a is only one of the objects nounced this morning that M,| which will arrive here ¢ A FRPDERICK, Md., Sept. 29,—Pive | the city wae not able to cope th to attafn. The o eff and f Aayn before the battleship Neb me pposed to be tramps, were |the situation ; ‘on of cement workers and nt ' en her te ip. It fe ex-| truck my a Baltimore @ Ohio train Shipping men and others doing , ory ogg one Bag he ves sod, tame leet b : 4 Son tat {5 be fully 75| at ‘in thie 3 «. Your ) busi tee with Alaskn firme are in If GIVES ME GREAT PLEASURE TO BE BATHED IN TH B LIQUID SUNSHIN® OF THR "the building up of those already tn bers ou ' people in th et itive’s party. were killed and the fifth may ate @lgnant that even anattempt should GREAT STATE OF SIWASHINGT ON,” )Great Applause.)