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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-30

angrily over him. biting with the pecu-
mar penetration of Filipino ants
IN q second the soldier jumped UP
swearing and almost screaming with
pain.
Lie down, my man. shouted his
captain.
All right sir" and down Topped the
UNHAPPY soldier. Ee could stand it
only a rev seconds. when he leaped
once more to his feet.
Lie down, tell you" insisted the
captain.
.l'lankety- blank, captain, can't!"
protested the poor fellow.
Just then a sheet of Mauscr bullets
ileW past him. at all heights, from his
shlns TO his head. 1t was marvellous
mat he was not hit in a dozen places.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-30
MUSLIN
..........
Under
w ear
UndeT.
wear
/. Sale.

The above cut illustrates a Sl.25 gown
with a over lapels and insertion trimmed
front, superior muslin, perfect make and
finish. Special in this sale, 03c.
A Hamburg trimmed, neatly made and
finished $3.50 shirt. Special at CSC.
Yet another; 4 ST IS skirt, at CSC.
Superior muslin, Hamburg trimmed
drawers, for this sale, at 23c.
Same quality muslin corset covers, Ham
burg trimmed, at CSC.
All Corsets Is Per Cent. Discount.
This includes all brands we carry excent
the II. 3. special, which we have marked
out Tor this sale only at 43c.
lz!c Mating Special l2!c.
This is what will cost you zoe per ward
at some places, but we give you a bargain
IN this line also in this sale The regular
25c quality mating, 19c. The regular soc
quality mating, 22c
SC Best Felt Window Shades sc
This is with good spring roller, fixtures
complete, including even the tacks for
hanging. Best Yale shades with 1925
fringe for this sale at 29c
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-30
Shirt Waist Cut,

Tho knife has touched the heart OF
cost in this reduction.
81. to ST. values In Dot Swiss, cord
cd effect. imitation wash silk and SUI
perior cambrics in plaids all reduced
To Observation-Disclosures. 69c.
The regular 15c waist that we always
sold at soc has now dropped down
to ........ 39c.
The popular soc Shirt Waist that cost
Si."0 and Site per dozen or 37i.c.
'l'N i3s'.
Don't lose chance at the pick Of
these,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-30
] he Earth Sinking.

The earth in the center of the street
AT the corner of Washington avenue
and ThirtE-fourt street. has snnk -
quite an extent Immediately under The
Washington avenue tracks Of the New
pert News and Old Point Railway and
Electric Company
Ther" are several holes of not q little,
depth right beneath the track and the
road at this point sinks below the reg
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-30

But he changed his mind swiftly about
the possibility of lying down. Down
he went, regardless Of ants, shouting to
hi~ commander:
Yes, I can. captain! BY the holv
smoke, yes, I can, sir.''
And he remained down until the or
der came to rise
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-30
Report Sent or.

City Treasurer James NJ. Curtis has
forwarded his report to State Auditor
Morton Marye showing his collections
1or real estate taxes for the year 1899.
Not q lot was returned delinquent and
the total collections for State CITY ana
schools for the year amount to S53. 1880
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-30
Large Quantities Com,np.

Large quantities of material for The
new G. & @. elevator are arriving here
ually. The material consists OF stone
lumber. etc. and is deposited at the site
as fast as ut comes in.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-30
Mems Clothing.

Que LOT, 5000 crash suits, at Sl.25
One lot, S Z, 80 crash suits, at $l.4t;
Only about IS Of the former and so
Of the latter; first come, first to cot the
pick.
Special.
10 closeont We offer you the follow
ing sterling values. Bona Eide original
prices and reduced prices quoted as
follows:
Lot No. 4,S6G: Three suits Of striped
Cashmere, $500 value, S4.OO.
Lot No. 5,0O5: Two suits OF Blue
Cheviot, $500 value, $50.
Lot No. 1900: Three suits Of Check
Cashmere, $3.50 value, $50.
Lot No 4 .49l: -Four suits OF Plaid
Cashmere, Frenched faced, ba, gain at
$3.50, for $500.
Lot No. 1902: Three suits Of mix
ed Cashmere, worth 5000, at $4.OO
One dozen suits to close out, worth
$500 each, choice So CO.
Seven different lots Of Check and
Plaids, all Wool, good as tailor made,
as follows:
The $50 values reduced to $3.50
The 1000 values reduced to $500.
The HOO values reduced to $500.
The 1880 values reduced to $1,000.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-30

ular grade. 1t is thocght that the sink
ms is caused by the earth settling over
the place where the sewer main was
put in.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-30

HIS IDEA or EQUAL DIVISION.
The Worcester Gazettc5tells Of an ar
gumenl about socialism " between an
English woman and ans Irishman
SO you'd have all the money in the
world divided equally would yc?" said
the woman.
Sings on it would" said the man.
with slight taste Of brogue which en-
phasized his earnestness. Il would
that. Every man would have the
same amount Of money"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-30

Commence firing he shouted. a. the
top Of his voice. Give IN hell at 900
yards."
1t took three or four rounds Of ammu-
nItlon all along the line 10 avcng that
horse, though the colonel still rides it.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-30
Silks and Satins

ALL OUR sATlNs IN LIGHT BLUE
ROBIN. YELLOW. e NILE. PINK,
GARNET. RED, LAVENDER,
BLACK AND WHITE. REDUCED TO
45c.
800 TAFTETA SILKS IN PINK.
LIGHT BLUE, ROBIN. OLD ROSE.
REoWN AND IN WHITE Reduced
sT'ECrAL 81 90 IN BLAl'N TAI1FI3-
TIA NOW AT sc.
125 BLACK TAFFETA a FULL
20 INCHES WIDE AT sc.
SPECIAL s1.25 VALUE "A INCH
HIJAC>K SATIN o3c.
Ladies Skirts and Hats
$l.00 WHITE DUCK AT 71ac.
sl.5O WHITE: l'IQUE At $119
$500 WHITE PIOUE,S Mt =. $40.
$50 PIQTl1S AT 5! SO
lac SAILOR HATS AT . lsc.
sl.0o M-NC,kINAW HATS AT. use.
75c VELVET I:l\NTD. :Sc.
$500 FANCY STRAWS lsc
39c BLACK OR WIIITE oac
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-30
Sundry Items

Sundry Items
MEMS 25c UNDERWEAR, 7-c
MEMS Toe SEAMLESS son. c1-4,.
MEMS 1oc COLLARS ..4,
MEMS soc GOLF caps SOC
BEST Zoe TAN POLISH
MEMS OTIS UNDERWEAR 80
DRESS MAKERS cAMBRrc. g a-4c
MEMS Bio. DRAWERS &c
LADIES FANCY VEST.
LADIES Zoe BIC. VEST. Sc
SMALL LOT CHECK MUSLIN 23-4c
ONE PIECE 25c CRASH AT. !. 1oc
50 IEtfII 15c sKIRTrNc4 AT. ..1oc
23c SILK STRIPE CREPON AT. zoe
i3c. BLACK C'REPON 90.
- INCH zoe BLUE SICILIAN SILK
AT a.,
sl.25 SILK CRE1PON BLACK RE
DJCIIID TO a2-
''c SILK GINGHAAiS, ..2,1-o.,
$500 SILK WAIST AT S29S
$500 SILK WAISTS AIT
l2l-2c. RLAtIk DUCK AT ....a1-2c
- lie WHITE DUCK AT. .a1-.c
zoe. SILKY EltEPON AT. ..12l-oe
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-30

Our offering in this line is something
great in value for price
The Vassar Oxford, $50 yalua a.
N.19. Its the newest in patent leather
tip and white kid lined.
Tan Oxford, vesting top, s175 value.
$l.29
80 cents.
Infants 25c Sandals reduced to 15c.
VISIT our shoe department. for bar
gains.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-30
Linen Leaders.

2tx5o-inch knotted fringe Damask
lo"el' a'c- value ---.-.......23 c
l9xss Damask lowell ........ .oy,.
1sxas Huck Towel ............ lie !
5c-inch Bic. DamaslS ...... % l-2c
a9c Borderea Damask .,..,. !. CSC
Bleachea Crash at ..21-2c.
1oc Pure Linen Check at Sc
1sxss Cotton Towel a.
16x16 Fringe Doylies 4sc.a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-24
FIGHT MAY NOT
BE PULLED OFF

n = thought In sporting circles
that smith Costello night viii not be
pulled on In Tacoma tonight Den
yer I'd today received word frnm
the sheriff - Pierce county AZ tn
coma TO the effect that he would not
permit nEth u more than 10
rounds.
II had been arranged that the mill
was t1 b. To- n finiHh. or. tn Wher
words. ~ rounds. Bets accordingly
wefe made on this arrangement.
Denver En- Informed "a star re-
porter today that the fight would
probably not take place IN Tacoma.
owiuK to the interference Of the
sheriff. IL is possible he said that
We wiil hKhf on some island on the
sound I am willing 70 nght. but
II must BE- 20 a finish.
Costello iH 90 meet me this after
noon. when we NIil probably reach
some decision.
smith II In the pink % condition.
lie says he feels better than he has
for years. and that he IL conRdent u
worstlnR the sailor In less than 20
rounds
II IL stated that Costello has many
hackers among the local sports lie
- said to have trained hard for the
contest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-24
RAN AGROUND
AT VANCOUVER

After making the trip from Lynn
canal porta % che sound without In.
cident the steamer Ho-aile ran On a
sandbar yesterday afternoon while
steaminK out IF Vancouver harbar en-
route for Seattle. Thr spot where
she iuus he'd Waa within Ton yards 81
where the steamer uruke the city
water rtre year aea.
strong tide wHs running. whleh
Carried the steamer IN shore until
che grounded When she rested
against the ra~ks. she kse.ed over
ou hvr side unti The rail Vas nearly
On level with the water. rbs
keeper = the lighthouse sat cut hia
htsaf. fearing that the stcaner would
capsizc. After remaining Tar nsafly
three hours hart and fast she Haa-
alle vas aaali, pulled on with toe re-
csiing tide and steamed on her way
o. this pert.
would turn over his arms and return
ING To pay AL Americans so who
drawai - the electoral bill. trouhls
u expected
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-24
GAMBLING In
PROGRESS
The White House
Opened Saturday
no INTERFERENCE BY POLICE
Other Resorts viii BegIn susinsss
Within a Few osys-The
Town vide Open.
no INTERFERENCE BY POLICE

only one Of the large gambling
houses II Seattle opened it. doors on
Saturday evening. This WAS the
White House. and a rushing bust
ness WAS done until late In the night
Many recently rutuFnasd kiondiksra
patrouized ihe place. and u il stated
that several large sums were drop
ped NJ shs faro tables.
Tonight. u 10 reported. two more
joints will be open for business.
and II 10 predicted by people who are
IN position 10 know. that before the
week 10 over every gambling house
In the city u any importance VIII
be doing business,
Tho rccens differences have. Il IL
UNDERWOOD. been wiped cut. and the
gamblers arr working together with
one common aim. tho rc.enta bliah-
.msnt of their business.
Al police hcadquarterait was learn
ed today that no orders have been
issued for the suppression Of Eafub-
ling In seattle. As stated exclusive
iy In Saturdays Star. the old system
% fin~s VIII be put IN vogue by the
city authorities. IL has been Gus
tnrnary ta ms each houne $50 a
month. and " for each table. a
number 81 the city connciimen have
stated openly that they are not OPP
posed 60 the rr-openinx OF the Eamb-
ling places OF Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-24
ROBBERY
REPORTED

Henry speyer. a French cook. 30
years Of aEv. who arrived from the
north on the steamer aaronne
claims that he was druEged in the
PARIS hous-a In the tenderioin district
and robbed of $500 in gold and
bank notes.
Two arrests have bcon made In
connection with the case. and Lcoufa
Misnon AMI Helen Martin. Inmates
Of the house wurc charged with the
rot,s~ry this morning. The police
are now attempting to locate French
Camille. the landlady Of the Parts
house. Speyes says that abe as
sisted in the robbery. Camille has
disappeared and no trace Of her
can be found.
The alleged robbery took place
last Thursday. spcyes' story IL 20
the effect that when he visited the
Paris house he treated the women
Mlgnon and Martin several times
French Camille served the drinks.
After the fourth drink speyes says
he fell itEso a stupor and knew moth
Ing until he found himself on the
street on Friday afternoon. or his
81. go In gold coin. nuggets and bank
notes sspeycE SAYS that he had only
SO in gold dust left. He then start
cd for Frisco, but at Portland met
CITY petccsivc Welsh The lat
ter retrncd with him 70 Seattle to see
II the money could not be traced.
Detective wappoustein went with
Spcycs and Welsh to the Paris house.
where the alleged victim pointed out
the two women a. the persons that
had been with him the day he was
robbed. \
The women say that They arr in.
nocent Of the crime. They had soy
eral drinks with speyes. they cay.
but to their knowledge he had no
large sum OF money with him. The
case viii probably he heard by Judge
Cam this afternoon. French Cam
lies absence from the city has not
been explained by any OF her ten
ants.
SpeycE acted az second Cook on
the Garonne on the rtip down lie
made his money IN Dawson out OF a
small restaurant.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-24
DEWEY Is
TO ARGUE
With Filipino Sup
porterS in Europe
70 CONVINCE THEN OF ERROR
=H-.-=-
Journalist with Sensational Photos
to Lecture So Says the Junts
in london,
70 CONVINCE THEN OF ERROR

LONDON. Eng July "a The Fill
iplno junla fere REPORTS that Dewey
Il How uHirr orders e. see Professor
muneufsIsit 81 Vienna and Dr.
Meyer. uf Dresden. leading defenders
20 thv Faiirluaa in Europt Tor the
pun. - enatlue ms th.m that they
are in effpr IN their attitude. and
ufaIuE them "a ure their Influence
tsn tri securing the f'inpiuas' sur
render The iunta further nayr that
"a journalist has just returned ffam
Manila and ~ now ln London wish a
quantity - rhH 5HsfapHa taken In the
fHHrpiuss and that be- i 1n his
1aK ,a Amrrea. where Doc Niu give
atrfsuptIHan Textures under the tua-
rIesa - the Anti lmrariaiieftr
.rasur chow ns pictures r Awrri-
san tsiuHIeefs b. go smaclHtei com
iinan ash rrsaupInF the cuba ruc-
oueaul rasssfs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-24
CLAIMS HE
WAS DRUGGED

Walter sweefman claims Ga have
been druak#l and robbed GAG Madison
paris SEVERAL evenings aEH iie has
lust returned frem the ki1ndikr aad
TEE extent uf hl~ alleged iasn g 40
SIC Eiah t-aafenes variety he-
trees. srA tfasHf ifaE af. keeper
af fhr res SO ehHfr sWeeimsu clains
20 have heen touched. are under ar.
rest. charged Wfh the crime.
Friday afternoon Swc-tman and
Fat4ih faWrvnee weut Co Madison
PARK. whsrs they drank together lie
claims that he b~cau4e unconscious
AMI aWnke tis next morning in =
strange adElHr house Tho rar-
limHnary hvariuE u ST FOR Wedns-s-
dAy ln Iuig. Aaatin's court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-24
ALONG THE WHARvES

steamer CEarina, Capt Seamen,
sailed this morning With coal for
san FranciaCo.
Steamer Laurada sails tomorrow
Tor ST. Michael under charter ~ the
seattle Yukon company. She was
scheduled to get away today but Is
detained loading freight.
steamer Roanoke IL scheduled 10
sail tomorrow on her second trip to
ST Michael. She viii go out deep in
the water with freight. \ large num-
her Of passengers win also be taken
north The Roanoke is loading at
SchWabacher dock
Steam schooner NewherE came into
port early this morning for supply
OF Euel. she recently discharged a
cargo Of freight at one Of the Sound
ports Tho Newberg loads lumber
AT Port Ludlow for san Francisco.
steamer Humboldt sails tonight for
Skagway and Lynn canal ports.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-24

CHICAGO. july 1t-Orders haxr
been received at Fort Sheridan 60
piae. l.. troop. Third cavalry. in read
iness tor aetive service ia the Philip
pines MAt. James n. Axieshlre has
Ia buy 900 horses. Tiny
will he shipped 20 Seattle and sent
on a feet Of 10 transports. which viii
aaii for Manila Via the Aicuilan isl
andr. ALASKA. and Saxaski. Japan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-24
WATER SPOUT
WAS AVOIDED

MANILA. July 2A-1-he transport
Sheridan arrived today from san
Francisco Nith General YpunE and
a number ~ recruits aboard. only
July 10 the vessel was IN actual peril
from . huge water spout. which
whiriel toward IT, A dctour Of
several mites was necessary IN order
10 avoid the danger
Hoppe and Haufprl. two officers II
the hospital shir Relief. ctpsurpd BY
the Insurgents on MAY 30. while sail
ing off fInIunquf rtve boon heard
from. & letter NuH brought from
them today 10 gus by pu escaped
spanish prisoner The officers say
they are well treated. but beg to
hs rescued.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-24
iNcoRPoRarioMs.

Articles - incorporation have ben
hled far the Puget sssund Fisheries
company The incurporstofs are G.
=. ucFurne. J. l.. Greenbauru. Frank
I HFulEstt. and A stein. IL has a
cau5ta stock - s. 90.
The Great Republic guld Mining
company has fled Articles Of incor-
paeatlon Nith the eoanty auditor.
The tncorf-orators are } N Wolf J
r. pru Pre-. \. p Harris The cap
ltai stock "a nxed at 81. %. oaa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-24

NEW YORK. July 2i,--rhere Is n
remarkahlh epidemic Of loekjaw In
New York AMI vicinity. -Four deaths
wefc rcportef today. The lockjaw
germ is more prevalent IN summer
than Ia winter II lives in tho soil.
usually prsfcrrtng damp and loamy
lands. II in especially prevalent on
Long island. East Of raichoKue the
ground testns with the germs. II a
generally believed they come from
the fish tersilizerr used On that part
% the island.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-24
INGERSOLl TO
BE CREMATED

NEW York. July 2t-The body af
Col. Robert q. Iug,rspu 10 which
the wife and two daughters have
cuur since Friday TN frenzy ~
grief refusing Ia give II mp 20 burial.
viii b. taken tp Fresh Pond Wrdncs-
day and created
IuRersous F4n-ln-l1W. Valstein
Brown. has announced the arrange
meut. but has added that The carry
Ing out Of the plan depends upon
tho condition ~ Mrs ugcraou and
her two daughter ON Wednesday.
n still IN 81 state ~ eollgne. then
the cremation VIII BE- postponed.
1t has not been decided when the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-24

Them The doctor discussed the
truata with relation to our national
prosperity, hut deferred his state
lueut as to what tn do with thsm I'M
III next sunday, when he will con
slider the question under the nuhlsst
of Cooperation tie thought that
the aggregation ~ capital was a good
thing when accomplished with an
honest purpose. reducing the cost
Of production 10 a minimum. and by
destroying competition, lesaenina the
temptation 20 adultrratiNn ana rails
representation II a trust could be-
worked In tho interests ~ the people,
tt would he good thing" he said
but the human race viii have to
evolve "a higher degree ~ integrity
before the Interests of the maHsFs can
be trusted IN the hands % few %
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-24
NO FAITH IN
ATLIN DISTRICT

Thomas " Campbsll. q pioneer
who lived tn Seattle 20 years ago.
came down from Atlln this morning
On the RoHsHs Mr. Campbell does
not mink much Of the Attn district.
About the only thing In the way Of
mines there nrc aaltcd claims The
country has been boomsd. but there
IN nothing there to base "A boom on.
There ~ q valley up through there
that grows some Of the best hay I
ever saw. and an EnFliahman has a
monopoly on this and sells II for 5000
a ton This ls the best proposition
thcre. I have been pretty much alt
over that country. and | az last com
Guided that n man wanted - spec
ulatn he could do II with more Ger
tain results here IN Seattle than he
sould IN Ala skd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-24
KRUGER HAS
RESIGNED

LONDON. July q \ Pretoria dis
patch says thai President Kruger. Of
ths TrnuHEahi. has Unsigned
II - furfher reported shat KruFef'p
resignation NaH due - trouble be-
tween the GOV rumrut and the Vnika-
Rad over tho withdrawal - dyna-
mite CONCESSIONS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-24
A NEW PARTY
Is THE RESULT

NE wYoRK. July st--k new paH.
tical party. a. The outgrowth 81 the
street railway strikes. fas been
launched. Hundreds - delegates
representing every trades union tn
Greater New York. at meeting Sun.
DAY. decided up this action. 4 COM
ventiou vas called Tor August :.
Every union and reform body IN the
city viii he asked 10 end delegates.
All evidences u tho strike are dIAAp.
p~ariug. and cars ars running on
schedule time on uearly aiI lines.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-24
Not euyIng other Roads

MILWAUKEE Wis. July "a.
PreHideht Rcswei. Mi.ier Of the Chi
caE6. Milwaukee A f. Paul railroad,
today denied the report that his road
iutendcd e. pure hasc the n. Paul A
buluth road. Tho Milwaukee road
reeently made a survey from 81 Paul
70 superior. A telegram from Preai-
dent Miiief Indicates that his com
pany II u eoes 10 Lake Superior,
viii build IT. own line. OF which Su-
pariar and not Duluth, will be it's
terminus.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-24
GETS 500 DAMAGES.

--- - Ffana seheam against
the ship Marion Chiiooft. which has
ipuK been PENDING in the federal
court. uaa decided tn#tay ~ Iudg.
Haufsri TIE count found that the
uheianf had lseeu miatrratei by the
mate - the vessel. but. having prov
On an uutruthfui witness. grossly
exaNNrraGiug ard asking enersaivs
damages. thereby Increasing the
Gusts. the count cut she damages
down 90 500 che rpsts o. De paid by
the owners ~ the ii-els=i vessel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-24

funeral service will take place.
There viii ba no pallbearers. but In
compliance With an oft-exprrnned
wish u lngernoil'e. there viii be
music.
ingersaiis last poem ana eulowy al
the grave Of his brother will prob
ably be read
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-24
Struck by a Locomotive

HEIDENHEIM. wurtsmhurg, July
IA tally h9 laden with sxcur-
sionisis vas straek BY locomotive
tsre this morning Five wefe killed
and sir others badly Injured
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-24
Scared to pssth BY . Bell

aAS FRANCISCO Cal. July IL
Or Mari : Edmonds a well known
- this city. Was frightened
tu death at her home by the srei-
dental setting eff % burglar alarm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-24
VICTIMS OF
YELLOW FEVER

WASHINGTON. p. G.. July 81
General Brooks notified the War
department his morning NJ the death
Of Quarteruastsr Arthur Hayes. ana
Geo. Alison. civilian employees al
SANTIAGO. u yellow fever
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-24
A DISASTER
IN A MINE

BROWNSVILLE Pa. July q An
explosion 81 gas occurred this MORN
IuE i'm mine FIVE miles from here.
Seventy mem were at work Ca the
mine SO the time. only two were
klhi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-24

HoSToS, Juiy - ArranKumentx
for he twentieth annual meet o. the
l. A. Z. here rsxt mgnth are abou,
coupistei. TIE merit promises 10 be
the most succeastui yet held
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SNATCHED A
LADYS PURSE

A daring pur-e- snatcher vas gath
ered IN BY the pellce on Saturday ~
enink lie is John Vaughan. rat-
orei porter. and charrr ~ havlfsE
taken the purHe % Mrs. Kaufman.
II 80 Maynard avenue. ~ registered
against him. Vaughan snatehsd thr
iosiy poke, tz1ak right on a crowd
81 aireut and ran. lie was caught
b che police and the purse was IN
his posaaaalun. Airs. Kaufman alao
Identified him a. the thief
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Exercising the Shamrock

GLASGOW. July q The sham
rrek bad another trial spin this
morning. THIS will prahahIY b. ser
las trial sail ia rn1ah waters.
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sERMoN ON TRUSTS.

Rev. Louis Bowerinan preached n
short sermon at the Iir7t Baptist
church Sunday evening, his subject
being, Trusts. and what to Do With
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BOMBAY. July 20 Reports Of a
bloody battle between the NaWuEai
ana Mahmuud tribes have reached
here uur hundred werc killed and
lgn wounded
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Mary Shea was committed to- the
insane asylum today She came here
from Spokane and went insane over
religion.