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The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1899-02-04
STATE OF MISSOURI.
City OF Cane GurarGeau.

STATE OF MISSOURI
City OF Cape Girardeau. !
/, Geo. {. Chaprel. City Clerk OF the City OF Cape Girardeau.
hereby certify that the above and foregoing represent the official ballots to
be voted at a special election for Councilman of the Third Ward and of the
Fourth Ward o said city. to be held in said wards o n Tuesday, the 18th
day of February, 1899: and further certify tina, :e candidates to be voted
for o N the tickets above named, we're regularly nominated AS the san app
pears from the certificates of said nominations. which have been regularly
executed and filed in my office within the time prescribed by law.
-" In witness whereof have hereunto set my hand and affixed
SEAL : the seal of said City of Cape Girardeau al my office in said city
49, this 3rd day of February. 1899.
GEO. Z. CHAPPEIL. CITY Clerk,
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Citizens Ticket.

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JOSEPH III -.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1899-02-04

For Sale-The entire fixtures of the
Clermont Meat Market, in the Mey-
stead block on Main street. Apply to
j. H. Lyons at St. Charles Hotel.
There is no use, nor is there any
excuse for putting up ice in this city.
We have an ice plant here that can
furnish all the ice needed. and it fur
nishes pure ice. too.
There will be Il number of Jackson
people here tomorrow to attend the
funeral OF W. V. Leech.
The streets we're so slick this morn
i = that the brewery wagon could not
make the rounds till after the mules
were shod with rough shoes.
The bondsmCn of William V. Leech,
deceased, have placed August Bier
wirth in charge of the pos-ottice till
the vacancy is filled. Mr.. Bierwirth
took charge this morning.
County court will meet next Monday.
The funeral of ". V. Leech will
take place at 10 o'clock tomorrow
morning from the residence of DR.. J.
H. Rider on Broadway.
"A word t the wise i sufficient
AM a word from the wise should lie
sufficient, but you ask. who are the
wisc: Those vino know. TIE oft re-
peated experience of trustworthy per-
sons may be taken for knowledge.
Mr.. W. NJ. Terry says Chamterlain's
Cough Remedy gives better satisfac-
ton than any Other in the market.
He has been in the drug bus Ie-s at
E!ktor, KY. for twelve years: has
sold hundreds of bottles of this rem
edy and nearly all other cough medi
cines manufactured which shows o n
clusively that Chamberlain's is the
most satisfactory to the people. and
i; tue best. For sale by L. Ben.
Miller.
Mr.. =. H. Dempsey i dangerously
ill. kilograms went to his son in
Chicago and his sister in St. Louis
Yesterday. notifying them OF Mr..
Dempsey's serious illness.
For Sale-Elizer Block homestead
about two acres in the tract. Splendid
suburban home and convenient to
schools. Apply to H. S. DEANE.
The city council will meet next Mon
day night-regular session.
Thos. w. Hill has severed his con-
nections with the water works and
electric light company. and is now in
business for himself. Mr.. Hill is an
experienced plumber by trade. and he
is prepared TO make estimates and
take contracts for plumbing for large
or small jobs. He can be found at
the Franklin House or you a ring
him up at Phone No. 1i9. 6m
The trains were all behind today.
Even the north bound tram on the
Iron Mountain was an hour behind
time.
The Banner Store is surely selling
out at prices that draws. There was
hardly room tn turn around in the
store today.
Sam N. Green is confined TO his
room. He has been sick for several
days.
L. H.. Engelmann returned home
from St. Louis this afternoon
1t is reported that a Dutchtown mar
ried man eloped with another married
mans wife the other day.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1899-02-04
NEW BAKERY
AND
scnfsci
JACOB STEPHAN.

JACOB STEPHAN,
Iha we'll known baker, has opened a
new shop at No 30. Main street, and
will keep It full supply Of genuine Rye
and Vienna bread. and cakes of all
kinds on hand az all lines.
Mrs. NJ. Stephan nee iiacnichen,
would be pleased 10 have all her old
customers at the Haenichen bakery
give him Il call.
THE NEW =. N G..
~ Main Street.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1899-02-04
Croub and whooping Cough

Billiards. Horehound Syr&p vii
promptly relieve Group and WhOoping
Cough. It will cure the worst Cough
or Cold. It never disappoints. Try
it. sold by Wilson Drug store
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FRIDAY.

EWe see from the Charleston Enter
prise that Hon. George NJ. Miley is
confined to his room with an injured
shoulder.
Noeninger will sell you shoes at
manufacturers prices.
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aDLETS.

Tor SALE OR RENT-An eight room iwel'
! ling, good As new, pure water. dry cellar,
stables for cows and horses, ample grounds for
garden and convenient 70 Normal ~school-late-
IL occupied by She undersigned. VIII sell on
tire, Rent reasonable. Call OF or address
+. Il. DIN gR cape Girardeau, ,io.
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suffered for - years with a cough,
and spent hundreds Of dollars with
doctors aud for medicine 80 no avail
until I useo Dr.. BE Is Pine-Tar-
Honey. This remedy makes weak
lungs elTun~. It has saved NY life
!. =. itoslli. Grantsburg. i'll.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1899-02-04

Don't forget if you use Putnam
Fadeless Dyes you don't have to send
for a package for wool and one for
cotton. Each package colors all
hbers. Sold by ". II. Coerver. II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-07
WITH HER
I|ORSEWHIP
----s----s-=--=----
Actress Attacks a
Manager.
-~=----s-ass--=--
SCENE on THE LINER ST. PAUL
which Involved . humber Of the
Most erominsnt Thsstriesi
stars Of tho Day.
SCENE on THE LINER ST. PAUL

NEW YORK. June T.-Marvus
Mayer, formerly a San Francisco
theatrical manager. was h0fassHbip.
ped on thc beard tho 81 Paul In the
harbor herr to-day. BY Ida orms. ae-
trees, IN the presence % number
Of prominent peFaonn Mayer Nas
eonvsrs3ng with party - friends.
among them UiEa Nrthersele. when
Mise orms pushed her Nay through
the evrowd. administered blows with
a lash with all her might For a
moment the enlcakeFp wcre amazed.
and did not Interfere. Seven blows
were struck directly across Nayerh
face. raising crimson ridges. AZ the
blows fell. Miss orme shfseked. Yen
know me. Marcus Mayer. yau have
hound~d me foF years. and had me
put IN an insane asyium' Take that.
and that. goa seeundrslf" Miss
Setbsrrole and many OF the spse.
taters rushed from the scene. Mayer
also escaped as soon As he could,
Misc orms was arrested. Mayer re-
fused 60 prosecute.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-07

The committee of one hundred viii
meet Friday Night Ia the chamber
~ commerce roms, the purpose "
the meeting being to take up the
matter u a more thorough orwaniha.
ton for the campaign for municipal
ownership Now that the NaNin
resolution has been defeated. as
many signatures az possible VIII be
secured Ia the petition asking for
the referendum IN the matter. The
petition viii be presented Co the
council a. the meeting next Monday
night The eunmitte hupes O. have
the signatures of Al iHaSt 80 per
cent ~ ghc voters ef the city by
that sime,
J ", Goodwin, chairman ot the
committee II one hundred. has app
pointed James Hamilton Lows, Rich
ard Wiuaar and =. 9. Allen as
committee tp have charge % all iegal
steps. II the franchise b granted by
the council. this eofnu4ttee wilt in
al probability. bring an Injunction
suit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-07
SEATTLE INKLINGS.

The county commissioners have
turned George and Thomas Murphy
over to tho Washington Children's
home.
The Denny Coryeii company filed
articles of Incorporation yesterday
with A. W. Denny. c. l.. Andrews,
c. X. Coryeil. II. o. Hoileneck. Il. u.
Mitchell and r. 4. Tngraham as the
principal incorporates. The capital
stock IL $1,000. and q general pub
fishing business will be conducted.
Patrolmen sam Hamilton who sent
in his r, signation several days ago.
left for his home IN Montreal. Que.
this morning, His friends on the
force presented him with a handsome
gold watch charm.
IDA Burt. colored woman who
was arrested yesterday morning and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-07

ATCHtsON. Kas.. June a.-The
passenger train on tho Central
branch ~ the Missouri Pacific rail-
way. left the track while going NJ n
high rate Of speed near COTS, At
midnight. The coaches were turned
completely over, There We're 20 pas
sengeru aboard, and few escaped be-
ing cut by the flying glass. All
were taken 10 Gon's AMI given med
icai attention. Twenty-threc pas
aeneers were injured and several
seriously. Two coaches we're wreck
ed almost beyond repair. The cause
has not been determined.
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IL
ACCUSED
-
of Harshness to
His Son.
CHlRcEs lClIxsT CITY ExPlOyE
-
which VIII be pyepssiy isvssti.
gated b. the Board Of
Public works.
CHiRcs lClIxST CITY ExPloyE

John Lamb. enc Of The members Of
shs beard 81 education. and also an
emplaye Of the city water depart
msnt reading at No. ais Twenty first
avenue. has been accused by real
dents % the nssshborhcoi In which
BE resides. Of cruelty to hls own
son. An Indignation nesting vas
held IN Mayor Hufnss. Office yeatsr-
day morning. and Mrs. Hardy and
Mrs Leo. two weli knowu Seattle
ladies'. gave testimony against Mr..
Lamb. Poliee COMMISSIONS r. -.
Hughes. Superintendent Younxs. 81
sights and water. ard Attorneys Ran
dolph and Tyson were present.
Mr.. Youngs was Informed Of the
charges that had been made against
Mr.. Lamb. and he dscited to call a
meeting ~ the board q public works
to investigate them A. Lamb -
an empleye u the water department.
and under the civil service rule.
superintendent YounKs has the an
th0rtfy to ti.Tniss him and then In
form the civil service department
That department will then investi-
gate the case. and II The accusations
are true. they VII acknowledge his
Dismissal. ard. " not. they VIII ord
er him re-in.tatcd.
section 10 81 the city charter. re-
iatfng 10 refnovais under the civil
service commission. reads az follows
Every officer or empioye In the
classified civti service holding an
once. shall be removed or retired.
Any officer or employee IN such SER
vice may be removed by the appoint
Ing power, only upon the fling with
me commission a statement in writ
Ing u the reasons therefore. Any
officer or empioye ~ removed may.
wHhin 10 days after his removal. de-
mand an investigation. The com
mission shall forthwith make ruch
Investigation and its findinR and de-
clsions shall be certified BY tho APP
poiting officer. and n the removal 10
not sustained thereby the officer OF
cmpioye 80 removed shall at once be
reinstated..
The charges made IN tire case by
Mrs. Hardy and Mrs. Lee at the
meeting held yesterday in the may
or's Office. were to the effect that
Lamb had given his ~ year old son.
Gordon. extraordinary work TO per
form each day. lie was noe able
20 do the work. and Mr.. Lamb. u
was claimed. threatened TO drive
him away from home unless he would
sign a contract TO do the work. II
no would. Gordon would pay him 81
per week for the work Friday night.
Il is alleged. Lamb drove his son
from horne. He stayed at the home
of Mrs. Lee that night. and then on
Saturday and sunday nights slept
In shack used by the boys as a
playhouse.
on Monday the ladies' urged Cor
don to go home aRain. but he refused.
saying his father had Instructed his
Older brother 10 whip him. He nm
ally consented to go. and ne went
home and went 10 bed. Mr.. Lamb.
II Is claimed, reached home about
1870 O'Clock that night. and finding
the boy there. r. alleged To have
kicked him out 81 the house. The
boy told the neighbors Of the treat
ment he had received, which result
ed IN the meeting held yesterday.
The board Of public works will
meet this afternoon and investigate
the charges thoroughly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-07

MANILA. June 7.--Generat Han
captured several small towns ycster-
day between MornuE and Taytay.
He met with almost no resistance.
The Oregon volunteers have return
"a 20 Manila AMI are TO sail home IN
few days The California. Color
ado and Nebraska regiments VIII
leave shortly afterwards In the order
named
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-07

The funeral services over the re-
mains 81 Bolton Rogers we're held
at rsiks hall this morning. Rev. ],
r. n. Lwyd officiating. A large
eoncoarss % friends we're present.
ard the norsl offerings were beau
t4fui
The active paiibraFers today were
members of the polio. department
The honorary palibsarerz wers
cho~sn frurH among tho Eiks. The
active paI1bsassrs we're Capt. John
Sullivan. Capt. y, y. willard. eergt.
Peer, Detective esam corbstt. Jaiicr
John corbcft and ratrolusaB jchn
Brennan.
The Eiks chose as honorary pail
bearers Mayor T. J. ifumcs. Harry
fti,a uhut. George q. Mckee. City
Comptroller VIII ". Parry. Jules
Redes<hsisnsr and sheriff A. T. Van
DO vanfer.
The remains we're taken to San
Francisco this morning and the ord
er 4 flks at Portland will meet
them there. The Eits will have
charge u the funeral at san Fran
cisco. Oflcer Powers accompanied
Mrs. Rogers TO San Francisco.
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cupid's Fatal Shaft.

cHII.fICorHE Mo. June T.-Ism.
ma urowniey. aged - committed
Suict,ie at the home of her ervther-
in.iaw. Edward Mccaine. a few
miles southwest Of chiiitrothe. by
shooting herself In thr head with a
pistol she had two suffers and ~
latiyes opposed the one she loved the
most. This saa the cause u her sui
eide
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-07

Arrangements are being eompiet-
81 for the entertainment Of the Joint
high commission when they arifve
In seattle. Today the following COM
mittee was appointed. 10 have charge
Of the banauct John /. NcaEle. \.
II. Stewart. J. u. MacDouEali. John
H. kEen. g. J. Smith. william y.
1'rlmble. c. A. Harrison and W. X.
Gay.
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PRINCETON. Mo. June Peter
Rinircst was hanged This morning
for the murder - Andrew Alley. He
was carried 20 the galloWs. appar-
emily being unconscious from fear.
The ncoes sild not work rlrht and
he bled prefusely The widow ADD
two brothers - the muriered man
wItha.esed the execution.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-07

MANILA. June The Fourth
cavalry and North Dakota rsniment
are gsrrisonlnk MoranE temporarily.
s,nhurfnan viii leave Friday. Tue
kunboal Bennington Is a0 tour q
she southern islands. and is to be
gune about one month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-07

Mortgages flied today In the SUI
per'ior court were: John Campbell
and wife to John Camden. $4,000,
covering lots in the city; Marcus r..
Downs and wife to United States
Mortgage Is Trust company. SIS. 600,
hlocks 9 and 6 on c. u. Boren's trans
fer OF sale.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-07

CHICAGO. June 5.--Gcnerai And
erson received instructions from
Washington 70 send Company p,
Seventh infantry. to Alaska. The
troops wiii leave for san Francisco
In a few dRyr.
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FALSE nose
Was LOST
And Mansfield Grew
Wrathy.
THEN SMASHED HIS VlLETS NOSE
The notsd Actor 10 Arrested In
Milwsuhss or . charge
OF Assault.
THEN SMASHED HIS vlLETS NOSE

MILWAUKEE. June T.--For losing
his Cyrano ncsc. actor Richard
Mansfield last night smashed the
nose OF hts valet and was arrested.
The matter was smoothed over this
morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-07

Tenkigno Tnncil. the japanese
farmer arrested last Sunday az be-
Ing probably connected with the
murder OF the japanese woman, was
released this afternoon on account Of
insuflciency Of evidence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-07
Excursion TO Tacoma Sunday

Excursion steamer State OF Wash
ington will leave Yesler whnrf sun
day at s15 n. m. Returning. leaves
Tacoma at ei5 y. IN. Round trip
Soc. Tickets for saie at Lees Phar-
macy, and at wharf,
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ALASKAN
BOUNDARY
Report of Important
Conference.

LONDON. June IAN important
conference was held between Lord
Salisbury and Ambassador Choate
last night. at which the negotiations
regarding the Alaskan boundary dis
pute reached a finai stage.
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that Il he indefinitely postponed
This test motion was carried by a
vote VI TO d.
The council was then called to or
der and the report OF the committee
Of the whole was ratified by a vote
Of to 4. Councilman CFtchton being
absent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-07

q. Henry whltcomb. a prominent
manufactures Of Worcester, Mass.
has purchased two lots on the corner
Of Second avenue and University
street The price was $50, 900. and
Mr.. whitcomb win erect a $4,000
business block,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-07

SANTIAGO. June =. Rumora are
current Of the organization of 80.
ctetics similar e. the Italia Malta. 10
a.saHsinate those who arr offensive
20 the members ~ the organization.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-07

LONDON. June stock exchange
IL in a semi paniey condition. tho 70
suit being the break 81 the Kruger
Miner negotiations. Rand shares
fell ~ points.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-07

fIS9FTELp. Eng. June THE
race for The rich second Imperial
stake ~ isoa saverslgna today. was
won hy Pierre Lorillaris Caimen
sloan was up. he also won a selling
race.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-07

CLEVELAND. O.. June MARK
Hanna was asked today II 1t was
true as teleEraphed from " ashing-
ton. that he intended retiring from
the craftsmanship OF the national
committee and the leadership party.
My term as chairman does not ex-
pire." he said, until next year.
cannot retire until my term Is out,
end my successor has been chosen"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-07

CHICAGO. Jane :. Martin Nieler.
a wealthy sw7ss. was found dead tn.
morning In the little house he "ccu-
ried. He wac murdered. His wealth
amounted to TOO 900.
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The party OF French nnblemen con
nected with the Blue star Navlga-
ton comuany left today on the
steamer Utopia for Victoria. en- route
TO ST. Michael. They viii go to
Dawson and visit other points on the
Yukon.
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PERSONAL MENTION

J. W. currse, . well known shlnxie
manufacturer Of Edmonds. Wash. IL
registered at the pliler,
William Bishcp. r.. Of the lusn-
b~rSns frm II Bishop and some. Of
iiaiiock. - a guest at the psiler.
Judge r. " kerwisaw. of what
com, 10 registered al the Heatti~.
W. y. Robinson. a prominent fer
tfiis~r 81 Anaeprtss. II stopping At
the Seattle.
~. y Mckay. a prominent business
man % Port Madison. 10 registered
at the Seattle,
George " Hssen. Of the govern
rnsnt secret service In San francisco.
10 tths Butler.
" J, Mrpunaif. a Blaine sannery-
man. In at the Stevens
Capt. y. ptonfl q prominent ship
riag man. Ia a. the Stevens.
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Aarsrmrsr nu,a.sr,N.

THIRD AVENUE TnEArER--
nelaseo Thall company IN THE
First Born"
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CLEVELAND. June T-senasor
Hanna 10 going to Europe. lie leaves
Monday.
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W A. Mitchell. - the nrm u Gray
4 Mitchell. owners ~ the steamer
Alliance. arrived rs the city roenatiy
fram San Francisco. lie predicts a
larEe rush Of people a. the Yukon
this season, although not 20 great a.
that ~ last year
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-07

~. ". MeNeui. one Of the best
known ceal mine operators On thn
Pacific cuart, is lying dangerously
~ at his residence on the west side
of Lake Washington. Sir McSeilfa
health has been peur fof several
weeks, and be WAS taken with a
stroke ~ apoplexY Monday niEiit.
It's right side - completely par
aiyEe.I
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morning Tor fnh Ffarclaru O. accom-
pAny che remains Of nettpn HuEera.
Ale Powers viii - absent ahuuf iva
wekkE and VIII also visit his moth
sr. whom he has rot seen for a. years
lie Wili sreud a day iu san JaHe and
grass Valley. Nevada. before ecturu.
ing.
" y. Wood. q ne Seattle Yukon
Transportation cpmrany. viii ieavs
on the steamer f.4hms FOR f. All
ehaei. where he sxpertH b BE- gone
on a slx months trip. lie goes north
20 investigate the condition u tbs
cempanys trading pests At Rampant
City. aud other places on the Yukon.
The board - education meets TO.
nixht. and the most important bust
ness 20 come up wiii be ths election
Of teaches for the coming year.
The bank eiearaness today were
taiesT5.Sa. and the balances tes.
1919.
r. AePherson. a iAbofer. was
struck by engine No. ~ the Seattle
a International railway this maFn-
ing. about elFht miiv~ nbrth Of the
city and WAS severely hurt lie re
erlNsd a bad cash on the head and
was also internally injured Nc
I'hcf~on has fallen 80 sleep On tbs
track. and dtd NOT hear the train APP
preaching.
on a molten 81 city Attorney ps
nrulrr. Judge Cam dtasnirsed the
nunisspal court this morning until
: o'eicck this afternoon, out % re-
sp~cf Of the death of Bolton Rogers.
The salvation Army vii hold n
big standardization next sunday. Col.
Fo~scn. the uaief secretary % the
foreign work IN America vii w.
the esty. and ne wiil heid thre. pub
nc nsrvtcea In tse morning AZ ie %
a'cloek ne viii Occupy the pulpit -
the church. corner Of Fourth ay-
euue AMI fine street. A. : o'eiosk in
the Afternoon and al = o'rluek Ia the
evcnlnE. services wiii - held - the
army hall. corner % Sceond av.aue
and ferler way.
ceasst,=l aoNfon will ~ accom-
panied BY nrigadier Marshall Roth
- them arr interesting speakers
Tue former has seen service 10 other
countries. and uox has charge 81 this
Scandinavian. German and Italian
work In tho limited Rtatea. lie cofpes
"a Seattle In behalf Of the seanailn-
avian work
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accused II robbinR Nick liaeht, an
Italian 90 $40 hna been released On
bail, and viii be tried on June is.
AdYicer received from skaewaY
state that Lake iiannett n three feet
lower tiiiin summer than q WIS last
No steamers can hc launched until
the water shall have risen 9 or o.
Edward =. rremper. register OF the
land office Of Seattle. give nniiee mat
the plata al the surveys of the fol-
iowing townships have been feeniY.
Cd at the office Township - north.
range 6 west. township 80 north.
range ~ west. township u north
ranEc "a west! township y NORTH
range Is west The lands embraced
Ia these townships viii be open TO
entry on and after August Is. 1893.
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KANSAS CITY. June THE most
important business transacted so
far by the head camp OF the Modern
woot, men Of America was to change
the laws 30 as to dehar all persons
engaged in the manufacture or sale
Of hquok, from membership.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-07

BEAUTIFUL Llne Faney coiored PorohIe AID A"af"'
tic each