davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-24

EnaczrG csssc ~sskrssorsy grssp sssy
ssoteych ma z,cycsai ,c~ysysorio SisnSs
10y "a tcstspne, odznaki SGp. od 80
sy6A czsonk6~ pray ,cysssaniv apsiss-
~. Jesao zscyczaJ niepraktyc.~S
A-1da grnpd s,oiqzko,oo (dop6ks Ss
9osndosoanq ME jesf ma kredyt - Ess
ne Rsqdu Csntralnego. Wo6se ss0o
sskretarze z opfdtq ,cstspneoo "a soseyeS
szsonk6to p~o,oinni sic ~scstrsynsae DO
7oty, dop6ki ME otrzymajq roeAvnES
"a sekretarza jeneralnego. e NY O ~S
szen ME zapomniemy, przy xypssy.se-
1iu cyr@slarza = o to o60sey nie~sD
Say zas sekretars osrzynsa Cd nas err
.1!ars "a rdehunkien) s gdy rs pr.s
so,a, se rachunek ten ACADIA SIC 9 jsg<
~"s'qzkanai, poaoinien prsesia6 ma rsoe
>a.yera Zw. ". p. lyle, sic ten raeAss-
T.sh 1ykdzuje ani nsnisj, ans .oiece5.
Edy sapro'oadztny ten porsqdek rss
- zascsze, miejsca mice nie 6sdq e.
Sozorne nisdokSddnosci, h6~e scielas
sstretarzom grup spat nie p~os,oaIaja,
. 1am pre-. TO oszczsdzici- ponosoSs
sas!s czar. ~ sKR. JxNxRALrx.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-24

fpiscsgo. gdy " tenn ktoS trsoii e
" ramie. Miklos odwr6oil sic I 10.
bsosya ohudego o.'owiska " ossrnsn
~od.isniu, 70 snisds twar.si nadswy'
oraj bystrsmi oosyma.
- Wiss. ~, sapytai Mikloss
tniady csiowisk - wissx, kto jest ter
spisoyf..
= Pewnis jskii nlesro.siliwy. kt6'
~ prssz mojs icis.ke must udawat
sic do Turoji-odpowiedsiaf Miklos
Snisdsmu osiowiskowi jsssoss
moonlsj bfysne.y ocsy.
- To JEST. - m6wn powoli inia'
dy csiowisk-to jest jasnis wislmoa
ny Gsjsa.
Miklos osiupiai. Maggie krsw ude.
rsyia mu do gsowy. Porwai ogrom.
ny ksmish 1 r.uoil sic do spiscego,
Leo. gdy podni6si oisAar, prsyssiy
mu myll siowa, kt6rs powtarsal pr.y
kaadsj oieakiej praOy:
.Miiujois nieprzyjaoiosy wasIs".
= Walas go!.. ssspust sniady
o.iowisk. - To Gsj.a. kt6ry .abil
twsgo ojOa...
nC.yhois dobr.s tym, kt6r.y was
nisnawid.s"-myilai pobofny Miklos
| opofOl reos.
- Pa krsw twojsj siostry... Will
ma pal brsta .. TsraI zrabowal klass.
tor i : klejnotsmi uoieka do Tarcjii..
= sEsptai ten SAN lniady.
- PANEL. ku rstunkowi menu
pokwap sie-.-rseki Miklos, ME wis-
d,so. 90 poosad.
Chudy o..owiek odskooryi I sawo-
fal:
= Me gadaj giupssw, ty klas.tor-
ny wywioko, tylko ro.bij ieb tsmu,
kt6ry wymordowal Of Gaia rodsine!...
- Miiujoie nispr.yjscioay was.e...
r powtar.ni Miklos, kt6rego nile.
wiela modlItw naucson " klas.to-
re.
Csarno ubrany o.iowisk Easgrsy.
tai sebami 1, ioisnawssy pieioi,
rxekl:
- Gsupia paio bsnsdyktyhskaI
oafy SWAT krwawsmi isami sapiao.e
M niego 1 ma oiebis, jeaeli puiois. &c
4ywym!..
Spojrsal I nienswiSois ma Miklos'
! skryi sic miedzy dr.swami.
w tel Ohwili obudsii sic Gsj.a
Usiada, .iswnst, pr.stsrs oc.y 1, To-
bac.ywssy Mislosa, spytai:
- Ty jsstsi prsewodnikr
- ia jsstem prsswodnik Miklos
jsk pan jsstsf jamie wislmoany Gel
-, rsbuinik l morderca...
Magnat zerwaf sic, soisnst sEabls
~ reku krsyknai:
-Zisje mi sic, 4e iassz, ohamis
Bo gdybys byl Miklossm, sadiawi1
bys mnis, kisdym spsi.-
- Jsstsm Miklos, Bofy sluga,
speiniam wole Pana msgo, kt6ry ka
sai milowac nisprsyjsoioay, q oIynit
dobrze lynn, kt6rIy nas nisnawid.s..
Gejra ro.ssmisi sic.
- Jszsli tax nakasai Of tw6j pan
to p~owinienss mnie prssprowadsit
aywsgo l .drowego pre-. te Sole.
ke...
- Pr.sprowadse...
"A u~wataj!... DO mi sic kreoi v
gfowis.
- Bsde uwatai..
To mote prssnississ. l mole
kOf yf-spytai Celia.
- Przsniose...
Wiotyi sobie ma plecy bogobojny
M klos kufry, nspsinions bensdyk'
tyhskismi klsjnotami, pod ktoryct
oietsrsm uginsiy sic konie, ! rrski:
-Iizmy, panic.
Gsjza zd.iwii sic na widok tskis,
silly.
- Prswds m6wili moi ludsis {
twojsj mooy ! o n~IewinnoiOi twojs,
siostry.. Msryna jsj byio ma imie
ozy jsks...
- Panic, ku rstunkowi menu 20,
kwap sic! = srepnsi Miklos, osujso
70 wobec naigrywah Gsjsy wiciskis
Iwisrse budsi mu sic W serou.
Doszli lassm do icisaki. Wtsd,
Celia spojr.ss ma nis, pokrscii wss'
1 mruknsi:
oil vidxa- A obam ukreoi m
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-24

gsscH Eto : ez5Oslso-s EasoSs2S5 s,Ss o
ynarje regaIcrs&s p&sosss so.s&
IN o - nG:ycsnsSess S5sSSsSoss&
~. Jeneralneg0, o nss Rsssssoss,
~ z ddressnas oSetors5s >orgo.S
'c'qskOscego nic vsp6ITsseo asss7.s. AG
ciaddmiajqc o tenss sGIssy p-seas-
-szystkiem podaf ~Ouy Gaees Schsa6.
-, obok da,cnego. 7sras ds;se SIC
Ik, se, jezeh kso pZooSy" rss os-sys
uje regularniE. usGSG So aS7Gscs.se
as s,cymyslae { nis poSaS - s,sSe
-S-esui Sktlssk faEs: GoJsj rZqcSyT
-, os-z1Ysavss-- SuxSs 3uIzRAax9,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-24

SHY.
- Prawde m6wili moi ludsis O
twojsj mocy ! o nIewinnoioi twojsj
siostry.. Msryna jsj byio ma imie,
ozy jsks..
- Panic, ku ratunkowi menu DO
kwap sic! = srepnsi Miklos, osujso,
&c wobec naigrywah Gsjsy wtciskis
xwisrse budri mu sic W serou.
Doszli lassm do fcisaki. Wtsdy
Celia spojr.ss ma nis, pokrscif wsss
mruknsi:
- Oil wid.e, 70 Cham ukreci mi
tn szyje". Ale p6jde, bonn przscie
msguas wegierski.
rsossi isc Gsjza bokism nile.
zmisrnej sksay, ~scistyns wsrks, pc
osli.giych ksmisniscb, 9 IA aim Mi.
klos = oie4kismi kuframi. Niskiedy,
s~spisrsjso oddeob, trssbs byio prry.
cisksc sic do mokrsj icisny. Z giOw'
sohyloos pod urwiskiem, Z jedns no.
"a opsrts M ksmyku, nile wiekssym
cd pietci, q drugs r~wisssons mad
prrepsfois, gdris " gtebi, ma dsissiet
wiea kolcielnyob, hucrsi potok, 20.
dolby dslskismu g~rrmotowi. Rs,
wpsds ns Mob ge'ty obsok J tax oslo
pii Gsjre, zs bssbotnik rsohwisi sic
byiby runss " oschia6, gdyby MI.
klos ME poobwyoli 60 IA kosoisrr
jsk ssozsnisks ME ssni6sa ma bes
piscruisjszs miejsoe.
tn jua nile byso widsc prrspsioi,
tylko bsekitns mgis " dole. Zsdy.
sssny Gejsa prsssari cosy krw's ma.
bicycle ! rseki:
"a twsgo ojos dam Of dzissie
ciu prswdsiwycb murzyn6wm "a two.
Ijs siostrs dsissiec msodyoh turcsy.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-24

~sxxssrARs y1sHkAEaE.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1899-07-14
Wash Goods.

01o per I'd Pacific Scotch Lawns
E2V worth Sc.
A. per yd 81 inch wide colored
ri figure Dimity, worth &c.
Ec per yd Sea Island Dimities
W worth l5c.
1nn per I'd extra fine Sheer Or
ioO CANDIES worth l8c.
1Ec per I'd Genuine Irish Dimi'
sSO ties worth 25c.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1899-07-14
Ladies' Underwear.

/, each 10 doz. Ladies Fine
y bleached Ribbed Vest with
short sleeves, worth 10c.
n each IS doz. Ladies' Ribbed
' bleached Vests Silk Tape
Neck and sleeves, worth 15c.
In each 5 doz. Ladies Bleached
~ lisleThread Vest Silk TAPPED
neck short sleeves worth 18c.
In each 5 doz. Bleached Lisle
~ Vests Silk TAPPED neck and
sleeves, worth Zoe.
In each, Ladies Extra Fine
~ Quality Bleached- Isle
SITS Silk TAPPED neck and sleeve,
'rth.. .......... Zoc.
In each, 5 doz. Ladies Fast
~ Black Vests, Silk TAPPED
neck and sleeves, worth 25c.
n each, 2 for 25c., Ladies
~ Bleach Swiss Ribbed Knee
myth Summer Union Suits, worth
En each, Ladies Oneita Egyp-
w tian Union Suits, worth SOC.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1899-07-14
$500 Each

10 Pattern Suits, Novelty checks
and solid colors, "A inch wide 6
yards to pattern worth 81 90 to
50 90.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1899-07-14

worth 10c.
En per yd for Linen finished and
w light striped Dress Duck
worth So. ..... ....... lOc.
10r per I'd for SO inch English
wv Madras cloth worth 1910.
10- per yd for Linen Homespon
~" worth 12Hc.
10o per yd for Linen Batiste,
ioS just the thing for shirt waist
worth l2Hc to Zoe.
|10c per I'd Galatea cloth, war
wv ranted fast colors, just the
thing for childrens kits and boys
suits worth 15c.
l111c yd Striped Homespun for
'I2U Ladies Suits and Skirts
worth ...............ZO c.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1899-07-14
Draperies.

En yd. p inches Silkoline and
w Golden Draperies, worth SC.
7ln yd. IS inches Silkoline Drap-
f2o cries, worth 10c.
On yd. for "Woolenette Suitings"
w Checks and Plalds, worth II ~ c
1Nc per yd. for p inches cotton
wv "Vennetian Cloths for Dress
es and Skirts, worth 1Sc.
100 yer yd. for p inch Cotton
w. CoVerts, worth l5c.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1899-07-14
Positively
No Goods
Charged

to anyone. None sent
on approval, and none
taken back Or ex-
changed during this
sale.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1899-07-14
Counterpanes.

.lHc each full size White Coun-l
So terpane, worth Csc.
Coz each 1914 White Crochet
WV Counterpart, worth 85c.
QQc each ia White Marseelles
wv Counterpanes, worth SLID.
Ct 10 each Ia extra heavy
W White Marseelles Coun-
terpanes, worth ST. so.
&1 40 each handsome design
VhS White Marseelles spreads
11-4 size, worth $500.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1899-07-14

az each for all Linen Towels.
" bordered and fringed. 14x28
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1899-07-14
Silks=SiIks.

II you can use them now is the;
time to buy.
0En yd. 20 inch Plaid and Check
~" Wash Silks, worth SOC.
2Oc yd. "a inch Printed India
81" Wash Silks suitable for
dresses or waist, worth soc.
EEn for 20 inch Striped and
Wv Plaid Taffeta Silks, worth
.....-.......... ........... 9Oc.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1899-07-14
UMMER CLEARANCE SALE
which begins
Friday Morning, July 18th, at 5 O'clock.

dMarone ndd bmr mrd b means
tayp om in
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1899-07-14
CASH

Is what we want.
No goods charged
to anyone during
this sale. None
taken back or ex-
changed for any
one.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-20
MINING BOOM
IN MICHIGAN

MIRO =, Ir1T.> :, issSsh.~si 49, -
~ 49, - <h< sr%~< ~ fr6re fav-
erish energy than can be found any
where IN the upper peninsula Of MI
ehiKan. They are the natural trade
eentrrs % the futonaxan copper
range.
The great range has Lain failow for
a quarter q century. hut within
the past year. since the demand for
copper has become 80 strong. new
companies have taken hold Of the
odd properties and are beginning TO
work them on = scale never dreamed
q by their earlier hackers.
With the encouragement which the
resumption 81 work at the mines ma
furally brings HackIand and Green.
land have awakened into new life.
ard their populations have greatly
Increased A. the same time q now
rival is sprtnxinx into being This
- Mass city. Its population IL 100
Inhabitants or theresbouts. but u 10
expected that by fail u viii be the
metropolis % the range and have at
least 400 people A bank ts being
ORGANISED and stores and boarding
houses are going mp as fast a. build
Ings can BE- po, 40. Mass city is
mere distinctly company town than
either 81 the others The town site
covers the surface ~ the Mass min
inE eompany's holdings. something
over 1000 acres.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-20
VOLUNTEERS
FOUGHT FIRE

NOTION. u. G. June 30
A repsrt from capt. Lee FehiEsr, Of
the Twenty third United states In
fantry. chief II the department q
sanitation at Manila. describing the
big fre at paco on february -. wac
made public by AdjutAnt 6cnsral
Corhin today The greater portion of
the town WAS burned. Capt F~biget
speaks IN terms of praise % the con-
duet Of the Washington regiment IN
suhsiuIns the flames. and amongst
other things says
sOu the breaking out % the nrst
Are patrols the Washington boys
arrested - men suspected % starting
them. two being DRESSED in womcn's
clothes.
In my opinion the fires we're un-
douhteiIy % tnesndtary origin. start
Ell by the natives themselves. Most
- the MIRA houses had been ahans
doued as though IN anticipation. our
only means Of communication be-
tween stations. the telephone. vas
utterly ueele=z.''
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-20
VEGETATION Z
BURNS UP
Country About Mo- York IS
Dry as Tirder.
leaves Withes sss Fsii From the
Trees. while lust Covers
Everyhing.

NEW YORK. June so.-Sewark. "
u. and the sdtosning parts Of Mas
saehusetts and Connecticut. are suf-
fcring from the most severe spring
drouth that has visited these sections
In y-srA Since the snow melted and
tire frost came out % the ground
there has been hardly one good.
eirenchlng. soaking rain over all of
that region. and for the last three
OF four weeks. there have been only
infrsanent and brief thunderstorms
For loo miles or 90 around New York
city the dust lies deep upon the couu-
try roads. streams run low. lawns
and pastures ars brown. leaves are
falling fren trees. green fruit IL dry
ing mp on me boushs. The soil -
hard. ~ an aehy drynsss. and hay is
scant and drying at the roots
Prom Long Isiand comes the report
thar strawberries wiii not mature,
the plants having already put on the
color which indicates the end q the
bearing season
Biackberries and huskie berries an
pear to give very little better prom
ise. water IL low and forest fires
have started in Suffolk county.
In the northern part Of New York
and In Albany. Rensselaer,. sarato-
Ea. schoharie and Green counties al
early vegetables present a stunted
appearances. Farmers IN Orange and
Sullivan counties have given up look
Ing for rain and are cutting their
short hay, which has already begun
20 cure. standing. New Jersey is In
a bad condition. her early crops are
badly damaged. and unless rain
comes in large quantities inside OF a
week the entire spring planting wiil
prove frultless
Fortunately New York city has
enough water stored 60 obviate all
fears Of famine In the borouzhs OF
Manhattan ard the Bronx. but N
no rain should fail within this month
the citizens o. other boroughs may
Eet orders 20 economics in their use
OF water.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-20

MILWAUKEE Wis. June so.--The
Milwaukee brewers seen today pro-
fess 10 know nothing Of the proposed
brewery trust with a capital OF one
billion dollars Capt. Fred fabst
said last night.
4 think the story Is all nonsense
and without foundation. Nothing OF
the kind has been mentioned TO nv
BY anyone. ana all | know about Il
h what saw In the newspapers
yesterday"
II Is reasonable TO suppose that
Cant. Pabst would know u any such
an undertaking u Il was under way
lie says that although he was not AT
the resent meeting Of brewers. he
knows that the matter waH not ais
GUESSED or referred 90.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-20
MAKE MATCHES
FOR THE WORLD

CHICAGO. H.. June 20.-Diarnond
Match officials propose to ooncen-
trate In Chicago the manufacture OF
the worlds supply Of matches. pro-
vldiag they can lease from the sani-
iary district water power rights at
Iockport and Joliet.
II the negotiations are successful
and Il appears that they will be. Chi
cago Will gain the location OF all the
plants of the company In this city
and the sauitary district will nave
Handsome annual revenues. perhaps
"a great as 10000 or 5000. 600 n
year.
The amount u water power posi-
he 40 be developed at L0ckport and
Joliet f. figured by Chief Engineer
Randolph at over 1000 minimum and
over 1000 maximum. As water pow
er Is ordinarily sold. this fs worth
per year from So to t12 per water
power, although the Diamond Match
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-20
WEATHER HeasT.

For Seattle and Ny.-Tonish
fair. Wednesday fwsrmer IN
afternoon. westerlyds'
The only rainfall M from the
low" or storm mat moved
across the plateaushe mountah
region. was .ss ~ seh ut Kalls-
peii. Mont, and q ~ Portland,
Baker City and SEES respectively
The movement nf low, and the
following of 'hischused a fall
in temperature ooregon and
western and south washington.
At RoseburR the trhture fell TO
~. a drop OF 10 do IN "a hours.
and the lowest tcAture report
ed this morning. alt Lake city
the highest tempcf. 10, was re-
ported. A thundrfn occurred
last night Mt Ka. Mont. A
movement OF the on the coast
to the northward. pc formation
OF n low" over Calm VIII cause
fair and warmer vef IN the VIC
Unity of Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-20

company shows a disposition 10 nay
a little higher figure than the last
named amount
For slN months past the trustees OF
the sanitary district have been aware
that various corporations desired 60
utilize their water power at Lock-
port and Joliet when Il was develop
ed. This water power PROMISED TO
provide a revenue for the permanent
maintenance account OF the channel,
az well as 90 assist IN the retirement
OF the bonds, While the construction
OF a dam and gates involving and es-
pendituru vt between stoo.eeo ana
SGaa, 00a for the development OF THIS
water power would be necessary, the
trustees felt that this would be worth
while q good rental contract Win
some corporation could be made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-20
MANY MIN
OF MEANS
Who Came Out
From Dawson.
KlONDIKERS on STEAMER DIEICO
They srousht Down st Least $780,
600 From tho Far Norts--
News Of the Mines.
KloyDIKERs on STEAMER DIEICO

Forty KIondikers arrived early this
morning on the steamer pifik",
bringing with them gold dust rans'
ing la value from 10000 to uIs.opo.
twenty-five OF the kiondikert le't
their Eoid with Pufser Ia fafEf'
who estimates the value deposited 70
be $50 600, but that the total amount
on the steamer was At ieAh, iHb.epa
The Klondikers form the remainder
OF the vanguard which "a Il. l4as
r r7bfn Dawson recently on the nNr
steamers Columbian. Flora ana cas-
adam. The greater number OF TINS
crowd arrived here last FRIDAY takht
on the steamer City Of s"aith.
Fully one-third Of the psSpomtss
left the Dfrigo AT Vancouver. Mhny
who arrived here. left on the mefh
Ing train for Portland.
AZ noon today only II deposits sas
been made at the Seattle assay ofhc'
land they amounted to tzt.eoo {
Archie smith. Of IN. klondiksrs
was seen at the Hotel Northern. III,
said: My claim on BONANZA nettef
me about tfa go for the season
work. other claims are showing VI
lspiendld. and n large amount OF kosf
wiil come out this season. beiisF'
THAT IL will be far IN excess OF tina
OF last year. and the greater portion
will come by way OF st. Michael.
The passengers on the Dirigo re-
port that navigation on the lakes
beginning 20 run smoothly. and ina
the steamers will soon be maxim
trips between White Horne and ba~
son on scheduled time. Anoshs
large crowd miners from the kion
dike capital was expected 20 arriv
al skasway In a few DAYS on IN
next steamer TO eons down the river
Several OF che briggs passenger
were from the Atiin district The
rrt,nst s.,slss. - ~ ~seretkuns beln
'snEil1k9 19lee Soxt9 wv ytifFf claim
THE general opinion IN that the cut
put Of sold from the district will b,
exceedingly large this year.
The following passengers cam,
down on the Dirsxo:
c.M. Settieson and wife. MJ Feii
lis. y. c. Fiaharty. Geo ~. Roun
dey. Jas. Jackson. W. Curtis. Q
Man. c. r. Woods. Tau. Dodfs, .
wiehi. ~. Ptatnu. Mfs Craig. !,
parges. A. Mckay. A. .. stewAf.
I A. T., Toney. c. Hall. G n. na,ur.
Mrs Baker. W. w. Witt c. y.
Jones. Jno. Godsan. J. " Power. G.
r Perkins. J. n Hoppst y. T. ~.
ans. c. L, white. Jno. A Mckinpou.
Mrs. Smith. Jas wiiioc. VIM Ha.
Ian. -, Richardson. J. AReifsnyder |
". II. Wilson. " =. kifriey. n. j. |
Terrence. Jno. Bryce. " ". r. Gle. |
men. ". G. wenst. Ard Smith. 7.
l. pudlonK. 7. n. Boys Jno. Cline.
-. dimini. --. Vivian. y. Brown.
]. Johnson. Tho-. Lee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-20
PERSONAL MENTION

A party consisting Of Mr.. ana Mrs
L. c. Fletcher. u. c. Barnard, and
Farley osnnstt. arrived from wash
ington. ID. C.. last night. and are reg
istered at the Rainier-Grand. They
belong 10 the United States Geo
logical Survey. and are here to re-
sumo work on the Cascade reserve.
This In the third year the survey has
been working The work was car
RED on by Messrs. Fletcher and Ger
dine hast year.
Capt. J. p. o'Neii arrived from
Portland this morning, and Ii today
examining recruits for the United
States ser s-ice. About Is men are to
be examined.
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Said to Have Taken
Place In St.Louis
BlEY lRgONSaITn Is missing
an eleven Days Search fsils to
Find the missing
Child.

ST LOUIS. Me-. June 2o.-Hss
baby Arrasmlth been kidnappedf
HAS Robert Arrasmlth bscn murder
sdf
These questions are brought up by
she continued al.sencu Of Robert Ar
raamith aal his S.year-oid daush-
Ter.
Eleven days have PASSED since
ftobefl Arsasmith ard rs little SRI
came 10 81. Louis from Belleviile. The
ST Louis police aud detective force
have been la-4skLas- tss- :. -.,-sss ii,s a
:" s.-Sa Not tiss least trace % their
whereabouts has been discovered.
Arraamith's bride and those Who
arr best acquainted with htm scout
the idea that ne deliberately went
away. they are convinced that he
has met with foul play. They believe
that the little Eiri has been ktdaap-
ped.
ArFasmnh had sSpe on his nersna
whva ~ left hts horne near Belle
vile. The roll he carried was large
enough - attrart atesntlon and
arouse euplaity.
tie fook with him his s-ycar-osd
daughter. Hts object VAS 70 consult
a 81 Louis specialist about an all
ment she had.
The child Is little beauty. she -
as plump ~ partrAikr. has a round
face ard rosy cheeks. beautiful black
exca and long Navy black hair.
Prrsous tookirk fof a child - sb-
duct would iaAs 10 further when
they sa~ her e fssir rurpsss VAS 90
turn her childish sesuty % aecount
rather than To attain ransom.
II = ne likely tat psr~so~ Who
wanted ths money Asasnilth carried
would b. deserrrd - the prospect
- having such q PREY child a. a
part u the inward u putting him cot
Of the say
The circumstances usier which
Arrasmlth left neii~vliis \ DOT lnii.
cate that ~ intends - rvsssgn away.
lie had been married t--~sSsan A
ffAinth - a.Lz-.-- = 2, = =. : - :
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-20

CHICAGO. June fo.-The baseball
games Of the National League club.
resulted aa follows yesterday: At 81.
Louis: 81. Louis 7. Washington 4. at
Chicago. Chicago 10. Boston q: at
cfneinnatis Philsf>iphia .. cIncin-
natl o. at Louisville; Louisville 4.
Baltimore :. At Pittsburgh; Pitts
burg 5. New York o. At Cleveland:
Brooklyn 6. Cleveland 1.
Following n the standing Of the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-20

Then site exhibition OF the Baw-
thorne club. which will be pulled OFT
among the sports. There are sew
eral mills on the program. and one.
i5-round eoat-st for points, be-
tween Rlbby the Honolulu Cyclone
and Indian Joe" Gregg, promises TO
be a swift bout.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-20

Captain A. y. Anderson left today
for Portland. whore he Will superin-
tend the ovsrhauiinR Of the steamer
Victorian. which will leave In a few
days for the Sound. The Victorian
will go direct 10 Quar.ermsster har-
bor. where sac will be cleaned and
repainted. Many u the officers who
served on the Inflated city " Kings
ton. will be given places on the Vic
torian.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-20

The following marriage licenses
were Issued today, James N. staf-
ford. age -. and Rose Ella Beeson,
age 20. Of Eldon. Mo; Loves Han
son. age ~. Of Tacoma. and Mary
HOLLYWOOD. age ~. Of Tacoma. Du-
dolph Gross and Rose Il. Drosin. OF
Chicago
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-20

The preliminary trial Of Herbert
Kirk. the ds'euiter. was held In
Judge Cams court this afternoon.
and his bonds were placed at $1,000.
in default Of which he war again
locked up in the county fail.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-20

The Seal Bay Copper company was
Incorporated tOday by the following
T.. g. Wisslsr. J. w. Hughes, w. J.
Grambs and ~. NJ Haines. The cap
ital stock is 1900 900.