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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-03

The Alumni OF the High school was
out on masse last night. 90 finish the
weeks commencement exercises with
the reunion and banquet, The excr-
eircs were held in Ranke hall and
covers were laid for about 200
The early part of the evening was
devoted 10 matters ~ business. ana
the following officers were elected
for the ensuing year President Frs 4
J. Gels. %. president. Vivian
carheeh. %. SECRETARY. Mics Hattie
TalmhdRe. 30. treasurer. Sidney l..
MHrunn. VI. executive committee.
Miss Mabel chiibers, Mins Lcofa
Conn. Wilbur Lewis. James Cum
mings. and Carl Morford. orator.
Don Mcdonald.
Mlss Anna Iirrray, 30. acted as
soaHtmasicr. and Fred J. Gels. the
retiring association orator. delivered
the Grafton ~ the evening Don Me
Donald responded TO the toast The
Class Of % The High School
and the University" Was responded
To by Ernest schcder. The class II
'ss was then received Into the Alumni
association.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-03
Catch of the Comic
Opera Star.
TO WE'D 4 WELLrklOWN MOMiN
Who Pisysd With MIN and Thea
Got into the Divorce
Courts.

NEW YORK. June s-Thsspian
circles have been provided with a
double bill - gossip. comprising a
divorce and wedding Nelis her
avn has obtained a North Dakota
divorce from her husband, James u.
bergen. the Eiaza manufacturer o.
Msridi.n. Conn. Mrs. Bergen played
all season with De Wolf Hopper. IN
The Chariatan." and u IL said on
coed authority shat In the near flu
turf shc viii become Mrs. Hopper
number 4 The biggest surprise.
however. IL the marriage Of Marie
wainwright 60 Frankiln Roberts.
Nha sas her leading man last season
In shall We Forgive Her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-03
MARK TWAIN
is COMMENTED
With the Relations Between
England and Americs.

LONDON. June AIN an Interview
to-day Mark TWAin. who arrived a
few days aso from Sieuna. said. re-
ferring 90 tbs closer relations exist.
Ing between 0reat ffritaiB and the
United states. I has always been a
dream ~ mine which I hardly sx-
pccted - live "a -. realized. but u
has gone far euoueh toward r~aliEa.
ton to furnish me cantsntulent.s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-03
ACREAT MANY men HAVE Persisted
One ProspeCtOr Found Dead in His Tent
Frozen 10 Death He Was Deserted
By His Comrades.

VICTORIA. B. C., June ,.-The steamer Danube
arrived in port this morning with thirty miners from the
Edmonton trail. Dease Lake and Glenora. Some had
been one year on the trail They confirm the It'd
ngs OF the wretched condition of the miners at Mud
River. and also at DeaSe Lake TO whom Gold Commits
sioner Porter OF Telegraph Creek has dispatched
voy OF provisions. One of the returned miners is
young doctor. who mniStered to his companions far
was able to do so at MeDam's Creek He says that
Some of them will be reduced TO eating dogs unless re-
lief speedily reaches them. The condition is much
worse at Mud River. where there reported to
have been several deaths which the doctor able
to verify Some deaths occurred on Egnel summit in
March. James Mowat persisted from seurvy on the way
to Atin. All OF the transportation companies fur
nishing relief including the Cascade Transportation
Company and Hudson Bay Company as well as the
government gold commissioner at Telegraph.
Antenhrns q Manitoba who IN. Eauonton
and whc thoroughly reliable while
Deecnher Budd
wpy tributary Of Running short Of meat they
despatched SAT- SPRINGS 20
standnS bad evidently
the frost had mot Jeff the y diary In the stated that the
occupant had been ac,e with and unable
Mcsseely he
Mare NE had q
- ~s~~~si 81 sn w. s, and rsy1. from van"sss "a s
r.~ts~ a ~"
Lard. a
cembr The nrst had indian
the second too % and hoped TO BE follow
nrst In binding
finding
The aF.s oai ies miles from ORIGINAL dsna,oa Ths
they light provisions and had
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-03
STOTzENBERC
is EX0NERATED
Charges Against Dead Officer
Proved CroundIess.

WASHINGTON. u. c.. June a.
The War department has Just ~
ccived from Gen Otis reports on the
charges agninst the late Cot. ssoir-
snherg. killed at Qunka. preferred
by enlisted men Otis says that
after investigation he found the
charges Eroundiess. tie declares
that Sto,zsnberR was a splendid ON
cer Through him the gallant regi-
men did honor to the state and ma
ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-03
JOHANN STRAUSS
PASSES AWAY
Great Musical Composer Joins
the Cele stisl Choir.

VIENNA. June a--Johann Strauss.
the Waltz King la dead. HE was
the composer ~ the Gypsy Baron. !"
Beautiful Blue Danube and n
number Of waltz melodies which
have delighted music lovers all over
the world. He was bern ln Vienna
in 1895
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-03
BANDITS
CORNERED
Who Held Up the
u. P. Train.

OMAHA. June IA telegram to
tire United Pacific headquarters from
fotn; Wyoming. near where a posee
IL pursuing the bandits who yeEtcr-
DAY robbed the overland limited Of
go. 600 says that Is men under cum
nand Of the Sheriff 81 Carbon Co.
tracked the gang into the Medicine
Bow mountains. and have them
where they cannot eacaTss without
frhtinK double taeir number. The
posse has been near enough 60 the
rohber band TO zee them several
times They have found evidence
that the bandits provided relays
where they could feed and water
their horses. A fierce night a. hourly
expected. The sherifY-s men are
armed With long range winche~ters.
They have been offered 5000 for ev.
cry bandit captured. dead or alive.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-03
COLONEL CRAIG
AS CENSOR
Will Supervise Philippine
cablegrsms to tho Press.

WASHINGTON. Il. c.. June a.
Lieut.. Col Robert craig. Of the 4.
=. signal corps. has been ordered 60
Manila to become the press censor
there, and the chief signal officer.
ucneral otis vii then relieve Major
Thompson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-03
REPUBLIC
in FLAMES.
Many Buildings Are
Destroyed.
LOSS PUT At FULLY $4,000
Dyosmits Used to Check tho Prog.
rsss Of the Destructive
connigrstion.
LOSS PUT At FULLY $4,000

SPOKANE. Wn,, June s--The en-
tire business portion Of the town of
Republic was wiped out by nre this
morning. 2s OF the principal bust
ness houses being burned. The loss
Ia estimated at $4,000. only par
TALLY covered by insurance. II is
rumorei that two people were burn
ed TO death. The first started at
G.25 o'clock by the explosion Of gas
stove In the Slegel building on Clark
avenue. and the blaze spread rapid
ly. The firemen responded nobly,
but the spread 81 flames was not
stopped until several buildings were
blown up with dynamite. AZ ?
o'clock this afternoon the fire ls stlll
smoldering In various parts Of
town. but no further danger is fear
cd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-03
NO MOBILIZATION
IN MINNESOTA
st. Paul snd Minneapolis Will
Not Have Mammoth VOL
unto0rs' CeIebrstlon.

At. PAUL. MINI, June Min
peapolis and ~. Paul business men
met last night to discuss PROPOSE :
ton for the mobilization OF the vol i.
untcer troops now In the Philippines
In Minnesota at the time Of Mokin-
ley's proposed visit. After discuss
Ing the scheme II was declared i'm
practicable. II was represented
that. In ordering IL regiments TO
Minnesota to be mustered II would
mean a loss 90 the men Of travel pay
from San Francisco. 81 nearly a.
DOC. 600
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-03
GOMEZ REMOVED
TO NEW QUARTERS

HAVANA. June s--Gonez. BY the
advise of his physicians. has been re-.
novel from ouint de Las Mollnoa.
the old residence % the Spanish gov.
ernar general. 70 a rsselisfsse In Com
postsils belonging to senior Jiminex.
a wealthy San Domfean. Gomez IL
better.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-03

Mitchell, LewiR 4 staver. $50: Fred
efick, Nelson a Munroe. $50. Seattle
Hardware company, $50. Fisher Bros,
$50, Stewart A Holmes. 500 u. "
Newhall A. Co, $50. Louch August
Inc company. $50. schwsbaeher Iiroa.
Grocery company. $780, Hamm q
Schmidt, $50; Brown Bros. vs.. City
Of Paris. t2s. Lees Pharmacy tz5. q.
O. Guy. sa5.
The committee has not been or
ganlxsd yet. and Mr. Daniels h very
much pleased az the stand taken By
the firms unsolicited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-03

A fight took place in the Puget
Sound lodging house on Sixth av-
enue between olive and Stewart
streets. this morning. n seems that
a certain man had been accused OF
meeting another mans wife and es-
cortfng her TO the theater. The man
went 20 the husband this morning
to inform him that the charges we're
false. and they came to blows: but
the occupants " the house scparat-
ed the fighters before anyone was
hurt No arrests we're made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-03
a switohman Killed.

THE nAI.Lic2. or. June a-=Johu
Charles Bradley a swltehman Ia
The pallca yards, Was killed this
morning while coupling ears IN the
yards near the cold. storage ware
house, lie came recently from Phli-
adslphia. where he had two sisters.
lie was about u yeara old.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-03
A FILIPINO SPY
is CAPTURED

MANILA, June s--JoHe Buenveia,
b Filipino spy. has been taken into
custody. He was captured while At
tempting 20 pass the American lines
while dressed as a woman. A search
II being made for accomplfces In
Manila. American officers say that
jose IL the man who has been furn-
fishing the Filipino leaders with .n-
formation regarding American
movements.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-03

The CORNERS jury In she inquest
over the remains of Katie Taxa. who
was strangied 70 death Tuesday
morning In she Yokohama house.
brought In a verdict this afternoon
Of "stransuiatlon by parties IN
known % the Jury
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-03

Arrangements are being made by
a party OF newspaper men for estab-
u1ushing a daily paper a. Dawson,
h viii be known ~ the Dawson
indy News. The press. paper. and
other accoutFementa VIII be taken
north on the steamer Roanoke. which
sails next Saturday for 81. Michael.
The promoters are William Mcintyre
and Capt Richard Eoe1lger, ~ Ia
coma. W. F. Thompson. Of Trail, -
c.; Harry @. Steel, OK shamokn.
Pa; and VIII A. Steel. OF Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-03
Forging Steadily to The Front.

There has Silver Creek dis
trict In past future.
suits months little of
prsnE.
Every property reported showing up
depth made and strikes" Of be eonnaen
Is for almost daily from
expert who. Tor obvious reasons.
mentioned sunset. after visit
property the week. remarkable
Deposit saw. and Is undoubtedly millions"
only publish this 10 because ne
taking out Of the Copper Queen lost Greek property
~ in similar res.
desire In with a prcducer-and not SO
many distant either-be gunded by buy Lost
Creek stock at it's present price--i2 additional
unlikely before the fairly pleasant
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-03
DAYLIGHT ROBBERY.

One Of the most daring daylight
highway robberies mat Seattle has
had for many months avs commit
ted this afternoon At 2;sb o'clock near
the brickyard Mt South Seattle. when
John Minden was held up at the
point of two reviewers by two men,
and relieved Of 500. Mr.. Mluden re
ported tho matter to the police as
soon as possible. and officers are
now on the trail Of tho two mon,
having good description Of them.
Mr.. Minden IL recent arrival In the
city. and lives at i4i5 First avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-03

ATLANTA. 90. June a-The
birthday Of Jefferson Davis was OBJ
served throughout the South today
with BETTING exercises.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-03


WASHINGTON. y. C., June a.
The Ohio Republicans IN Washing
ton accept the ticket nominated at
Columbus without a protest. The
administration IN delighted by the
nomination 81 Nash. which Is nc-
cepted as a Hanna victory. presl-
dent Mckinley show intense inter.
est in the convention. and was In
receipt ~ press dispatches from the
beginning 90 the end. A message
from Hanna was among those re-
cedyed.
Congressman Dalzeil returned from
ohio last night, lie says the ticket
nominated wal be elected by 50. 900
plurality. and that all sore, In the
party are healed.
Ohio Congressman Eject Gordon, a
Democrat. takes another view Of the
situation. He says The Republic
ans have never been as badly split
by faetlonal opportunity. they Will
bent Hnnnh's candidate for governor
Ohio docs not iike boascs and VIII
show IT, resentment Mt the polls this
year"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-03
HANNA won
IN OHIO
And Mckinley Is
Delighted.

COLUMBUS. O.. June s.--The Han.
na-cox combination practically con-
trolled the convention yesterday. and
the following nominations were
made For governor. George X
Nash. lieutenant governor. John A.
Caldwell; supreme Judge. w. u. Da-
via. treasurer. Isaac u. Cameron;
and attorney general. James NJ
Sheets.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-03

EPSON. June 3.--The race for the
one year old plate Of 600 sovereiRns
today was won by II. w. Grfiith's
Rice. ridden by Tod Sloan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-03

LECHEuzOT. France. June a.
The striking iron workers resumed
work today In response to prom
ise from their employers TO grant
the advance OF wages demanded.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-16

I'm thinkn' av the golden head
nestled to my breast;
They're telling me. Hes betther on,
And sayn'. "God knows best"
But. oh. my heart Is breahn'
And the wild. wild waves at play
where the golden head is buried low.
Close 10 Manila Bay.
I'm thlnkin' av the rogulsh eyes
OF tender Irish gray:
They're tellin' me, "Hc's hetther off,
And "Tll thank God some day
But. OH. my heart IS breakin
And the wild, Wild waves at play,
And my baby's eyes all closed in death
Close to Manila Bay.
I'm thinkin av the little hands
That's fastened round my heart
They're tclin' me. Have courage,
Sure. lifc's TO meet and part
But. oh. my heart IS breakn'
And the wild. wild waves at play,
And my baby's hands so stin and cold
Close 20 Manila Bay
I'm thinkin' av the noble boy
That kissed NY tears away
They're telin' me How brave he was.
And foremost I'm the fray!
nut ON. my heart is brcakin'
And the wild. wild waves at play
And my baby and my soldier oeau'-
close 10 Manila Bay
Play softly. boys, ! know you WILL
remembering he's away
NV hoy. who proudly marched with ye
on last St Patrick Day.
PLAY softly. boys, l know ye WILL
Ard the wild. wild waves at play,
And your comrade lying lonely
Close 10 Manila Bay
Play softly. boys, know ye WILL
And hush this pain 10 rest
And soothe the bitter agony
That's tearin az my breast
HOW can ye march at ALL at all,
And wild wild waves az play
And the boy who loved ye lying cold
close TO Manila Bay.
Teresa Beatrice OHare' IN bos'oh
"Pilot"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-16

nearing down the rayenous maws OF SIX
teen hundred goats.
IL was not long before the island had
entirely disappeared. Then the goats
clambered back aboard ship again ana ana
the voyage was continued to New Or
leans. Thanking God that he had once
more reached a Christian country Vheio
no obsolete laws prevailed tho captain
steered straight into the great Mlssis.
sippi. lie was boarded by the oncers a.
tho quarantine station and 10 MS gFea,
disappointment and disgust NOTIFIED 'nat
he could not proceed any farther DIS MS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-16

goats we're infected with yellow Fever.
This was the last straw that broSs tbs
captains patience. and calling up his
crew he armed them with Delaying pins
and marllng spikes and began 10 maui
the goats up aud down the deck I'll they
we're glad to jump overheard and taxa
refuge on an island. According 10 las.
reports the goats were still frisking
about on the island. which has stree
been named Goat Island. but IL u cn-
derstood that a petition n before Con-
grcss to rename the island Pryor lsl-
and.-The Times Of Cuba
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-16
GOATS CAPTURE A SHIP.
Disastrous Attempt To Import Them
Into Havana.

The notice Of the dissolution Of the
crm Of IIau. Pryor & Davis, published
in tho Times Of cuba Yesterday, recalls
10 mind the sad experience ~ Mr.. Pryor
the pioneer cattle trader, Who was '"e
first to arrive iu Havana haroor with u
SHIN load o. cattle Immediately after the
raising Of the blockade
AIR. Pryor came from Texas ana find
ing ready market for his cattle, ne
wired bis agents at Galveston OF ms
-.,...-- Sow b. seems chat upon inc
outskirts of Galveston. where there mad
been an accumulation OK old stove pipes
ard tomato cans for many years there
thriyed great numbers OF goats. \ hap
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-16

instead. holds an important chair In the
great English University Of Cambridge
his theories however wild they may
seem. ara worthy Of the most sober
considerations
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-16
w EsrcHEsrER FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
L CAPITAL.

Amount Of capital stock subscribed. .''''
Amount capital stock paid in cash.''''''. '' '
The Portland daily press., 1899-06-10
A DANGEROUS SYMPTOM.
sharp Rise IN Prices In Various Com.
modities.


New York, June 9-R. G. Dun q
Co. g weekly review of trade tomorfow
will sag. IN ~
The fiast week has bro19ht rise in
prices net equalled In any other week of
many Years. Iron products have advanced
S.s2 per cent in one week and pig iron
40 per cent, following advaaoes Of s re-
cent In pig and four per cehtfi produots
during May. Cotton has advanceu / per
cent and cotton goods LIS per cent during
the week, with wooden goods per cent
and boots ana shoes per cent. little
reaction OF per cent appears in leather
and per cent in hides, but the oharae-
teristic of the time is that expectation OF
higher prices induced buying Tar in ad-
vance of requirements.
1t Is needless to say that this is a
symptom OF danger and the most conser.
vatiye manufacturers especially in iron
and steel have strlyen TO avoid it but
actual inability to deliver products de-
manded leaves them little ROVER while
speculation in wool and other lines is
running away from consumption.
lie is a saving feature that quotations
are quite largely fictitious Almost ali
the goods now being delivered or produced
In some industries are on prices fixed by
orders accepted several months ago and
nearly all the iron works being thus tied
up far ahead, the prices quoted Indicate
not at all what they are getting but what
they see ut to ask as way of refusing
orders which they cannot accept or else
the bids of-fmpatient buyers who can find
nobocy ready TO deliver large quantities.
For the current week failures have been
lo9 IN the United States against 208 last
year and 100 in Canada against II last
yeHP
The Portland daily press., 1899-06-10
JIM SMITH SIGNED.
Portland Signs the Crack stop short
and He WIN Report Monday.

Manager Smith of the Portland team
has accepted the terms of shortstop
James Smith of the Worcester club, and
he will report in Portland Monday and
play in the game with Manchester.
Smith is one of the best-known ball
players in New England ana ought to
prove great addition to the portland
team. He is young player and was
brought out last year by Manager Smith,
being a member of the Fall River team
of the New England league His fine
laying attracted the attention of man
ayers all over the country and when the
New England league disbanded he was
signed by Boston as utility man. This
spring when the Worcester team was or
ganized as Boston farm, Smith was
sent there where he has been since the
season opened. Manager Leonard was
not winning as many games as he
thought he ought TO and In the shake IN
which generally follow suoh conditions,
Smith was released and Immediately
signed by Manager Smith for Portland.
He is sure TO prove grand success
here and will be big addition to the
club Toe much credit cannot be given
Manager Smith for securing this PLAY er.
The Portland daily press., 1899-06-10
NATHAN & REMINGTON,
Repairs and Supplies "a,
for all Cycles, fdI
Arms and Ammunition. Z
ass Main street,
Famous Lowell Diamond for Al, osg sst;snr ,o,,.
BLCYCLMS Ftshi1 TackIe'
Y. M. ca. Bu!Iling.
Fitchburg, Mass, June 6, 1899.
AGENTS ron THE

-
John p. Lowell Arms Mass. al
GenlemenEsn.s sae eaefs 4
of the 9TH what we think Of your .a
mond bicycle, duly s.5,s8 sfs85 sr. - 4
We you copies our advertisements which we think
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cheaper Wheel but $50 they
ALL and you will sell all that possibly price
Furthermore do not believe bicycle
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Lowell
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If line of Lowell sporting goods up Diamond
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The Portland daily press., 1899-06-10
NEW TROOPS FOR MANILA.
Plan Proposed For EnIIsting skeleton
Regiments.

Washington, June 9 The Cabinet dis
oussed plan fer the enlistment of several
skeleton regiments in Manila from'amdng
the VOLUNTEERS who desire 70 xemain . Id
the service, and the subsequently filling
out of these regiments with recruits en-
listed in this country. General Otis
would he given the authority TO select
the officers of these regiments from
among the volunteer officers who are to
be mustered out This plan would form
nucleus of veteran officers and men,
seasoned 20 the climate ana familiar
with the work TO be done. Such a force,
leayeneh with veterans. doubtless would
be immessurably superior 60 force of
raw recruits. he plan was only dis
cussed in connection with future con-
tingenoies and did reach the stage of
action. The attorney general announced
his opinion that the army reorganization
bill liking the maximum strength of the
army at 65,0O0 did rot include the en-
listed force OF the hospital cor. s, about
26Q0 men.
The Portland daily press., 1899-06-10
LIEUT.. COM. FRENCH.
MORE HORRIBLE STILL.
Evidence In Court That Attempt Was
Made TO Burn Elder Higginael1

Bangor, June o, In the Bangor munich
pal court this morning. Ora Goss, Lee
yeTza Books Scott W. Lake, Charles
Novel;, Lemuel Norton and Frank Cook
son were bound over to the August term
of the supreme court under finding of
probable cause by Judge Thomas W.
Vose for riot and assault. 49,
These are the six men who are accused
of being direoGly connected with tarrlng
and feathering of George W. Higgins on
the night of Monday, June 8.
There was no defense for the prisoners,
their counseltallowing the case to go to
the court for decision. All gave bonds.
Higgins appeared in court and testified
to the details of the assault
The important part OF the testimony
was the evidences that various mem bers
of the mob tried to set fire to the tar
after 1t had been smeared on Higgins
person. 81