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The Savannah morning news., 1901-03-17

six POplini in all The new ColOrinsS.
Corded Silks in all The leading shades
Fancy P,rSim Silk Strip S, n W for waists.
Eau de Sole in all III, swell COlOrS.
b Ci anil C)lOred Crepe de Chena
OIr Black GrenldRS are mlrV is in beauty.
have look at our New Black Nuns Yelling.
l19 prizes OF III! above line will insure SHE,
4g-llch COlOred Swiss, i2Hc; gsH line blrsain.
All lde latest COnC,it in Block Dotted Swiss.
Extra value in BLACK Fr!lcl Ortll1h al SOC.
BACK B tite SpCil-bcSt gTll9 for little money.
IlOc' selection of BllSte Clr from zoe 10 SIC.
complete stock Of W ute DmilS in ClGClS anil stripes.
Ihli dllllY bby mlleTil GIN be secured Tor nc up
b iulIlul dSieB in White MlrB-i2c up.
Hlsh nov lilies in White Goods from lOC up.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-03-17
BatiSte in all The evening Shli9S.

BatiSte in all The evening Shll9S
Select Shld,S in AIbltrOSS (3S-in;h) cheap,
Our FOulardS 49C. &C. 75 have no eqll In the city,
A. Sea Slnd PerCl, best grade, 80 al iOc this week
Extraordinary Sp Cial ia Waite Piqu. We are just
inrCipt Of 100 pieces Of th3 regular 20 cents quail
ity TO run On3 week al i2HC
Something NV. White Clfln OTglndie from 3qC 10 75C
6S.nCh White Lipn Damlsk Factory, short lengths
the regular $500 guilty, Tor OoC.
6O.inch BIeaChd DlmBk, The 4Oc kind, for Csc.
7l-inCh BlslChd Linen DlmlSk WIN yl.OO, lOT loC'
Cool Linn Hack Tow / for lO;; worth loc.
2OxiO Linen alCk Tow Is for l5c-chap al ZOc.
Extra VlIuS In Flncy DlmlA anl HEX towels.
OlhI blrglini TOO nunIOuS TO mention.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-24
NOME AFTER
INVESTORS

Mayor Humaa has received a COM
municHtion from Mayor J. =. Gruee
Of Nome city asking him - make
public the fact that Nome city has
no diHpnal fiun to exclude an rcput-
able business from that city. bot on
the contrary desires capital to de-
veiop tho mines Mayor Grear SAYS
that a. EFFORT was made On tho cart
Of certain merchants % force a pro-
hihitiNe license on new eausefH VITO
desired 10 60 into business eampett-
ton. buf that the efforts were not
successful The letter stated that
a communication was enclosed
which Mayor Gree hal ADDRESSED
O. the Nome council and which uun
acted on fhvorhblv but Mayor
Humea failed % mi the enclosure.
II WAS evidently left uut BY mistake
N quickly sealing the hitter fui
transmission Oh the Jrauig.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-24
In Hotels.

Following are among the late ar
rivals at the Halnier-Gfand. J. NJ.
Comatock. merchant and late mayor
Spokane. Walt. q. Brace. Denver. a.
~. Wether. Butte; Mai. Geo. ~. Pen
rose. n. s. A.. y. Is. Braden and
wife, Spokane, +. a. Waipole, Wash
ingfOn. D. g.. Frank l.. Wheeler.
North Yakima: &. n. X. Smith, San
francisco. Trad Huston, Tacoma;
r. l.. Goddard, Fort Steilacoon.
A. the Diller. ". ~. BuddinRton.
business man, San Ffancisco. y. j.
Hancock. merchant and wife, Coupe
Vile. John Cline. Olympia. ". q.
VininR. lumberman, Hamilton. Geo.
W Tlbbitts. rancher. Gilman ~. q.
Adams and wife. Portland. W. W.
Conner. La Conner. r. l.. Lynch,
North Yakima. =. T. Dunlap. Ia
coma: Dan COnnOrF. Spokane; J. r.
aheedy. Port Orchard; l.. Rathgeber.
Vancouver.
A. the Northern. r. q. Wright. Ia
coma. T.. Waldman, Portland; !. II.
Conrad and wife. Dawson. J. H.
GfenRer, Whatcnm. Miss Addie
Brown. Hevelatoke: Y. II. Herhold,
wallace. Idaho. Shelley Jones and
wife. Aberdeen. Anna Griaid. Flor
enee. Italy; Willis Wheeler. Tacoma,
A Hunter, victorin. Geo. l.. Smith,
Dawson.
At the Seattle. l.. O. Waldo, White
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-24
LEGAL NOTICES.


~ THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
the State u Washington, In and
for the County ~ King. Jane g.
ARard. plaintiff - Neis n. And
erHOn. A. g. Peterson. II. J. strait.
August Lovcgron. The Preston
Mil Company. a corporation. and
the scandinavia American bank
Of Seattle. a corporation. defend
ants. No. 32.0iG. Summons by
publication.
The state OF Washington To tho
said Nels ~. Anderson and a. 8,
Peterson. defendants.
You arc hereby summoned to np-
pear within sixty fs0l days after the
date Of the FIRST publication Of this
summons. to-wit. within sixty DAYS
after the 2ith day OF June. 1901. aud
defend tho above entitled action in
the above entitled court. and answer
tho complaint Of the plaintiff. and
serve n copy Of your answer upon the
undersigned attorneys for plaintiff
~ their Office below stated. and IN
case ~ your failure SO 10 do. 1udg
ment will be rendered against you
according 10 the demand Of The com
plant which has been filed with the
elk u said court.
- object ~ the above entitled
action IL 10 foreclose mortgage
upon lands IN King county. wash
inRton. to-wit. Lots nifty four go
and nifty five $3.50 In Dwight'B Add
tion 10 the city ~ Seattle, King
county. Washington; said mortgage
being made by the defendant Nels y
Anderson on the t4th day Of Novern-
Dor 1892. 20 Jane C. ARard. plaintiff
herein. 20 secure his note " ore
hundred 1000 dollars. payable two
years after date with interest at the
rate ~ ton per cent. per annum,
which said note iH now I'm default.
and 10 bar each Of said defendants
Of any claim or interest In said real
property.
PETERS e. POWELL.
Attorneys for plaintiff
FostoHico address Rooms No. 4 to
r. Dexter Horton Bank Building. Se=
attic King Co. Washington.
Date Of FIRST publication, June gath,
1901
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-24
Mortality Record.

The funeral - w. J. KiauninF.
drowned two. weeks ego from = boat
on the puw Amlah FtVcri was held
yesterday afternoon. Services we've
conducted at HufterWnrth's chapel.
and interment Was made AZ " cunt
Peasant Members ~ the A q. Z.
W. representing SEATTLE. Columbia.
Evergreen ard Ai-Kt lodges, were IN
attendance.
The funeral ~ Mtna Theresa u.
MrNamarR. who died Saturday at
80 North broadway = consumption.
vas held yesterday afternoon from
the Church - Immaculate Cuurenz
ton. Rev. Father Brown ofiraatine
fntermrut was a. Calvary Services
81 the grave wsts conducted BY Rev.
Father Woods.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-24
REPUBLICAN
CONVENTION

COLuMHra. q. June 7t.-Ths city
ia filled with delegates and visitors
60 the Republican state convention.
which opens at 4 o'clock this after
noon.
GOV Nash VII be rsnnminatcd by
arefnmnfiou.
The Anti Saloon league 10 making
"A bitter naht on Lieut.. Gov. Cald.
well. and he may not be favored
With a second nomination.
The platform Ntli not diTer much
from the usual declarations.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-24
COLD ROYALTY
In the Yukon Country Settled by
Act OF Commissioner.

The royalty On gold shipped from
the kfnrHtka. and which act has
placed In jeopardy all 81 tn. eon-
asrcial gold shipped oct 81 the W.
k0n country on account u itr iiabii-
ifY 81 being seiEed upon IT, arrival
a. the boundary. has been settled BY
special at - the gold commission
er. Commissioner Ross and Gold
Commissioner Eenklsr % Dawson
have issued an order allowing alt
dust 70 pass the boundary, provided
Il be proved g. the satisfaction q the
gold commissioner that the royalty
has been paid on tha dust, and a cer-
tiflcate can be produced AZ the
boundary TO that effect The pur-
pert 81 the new order IL 70 vest IN
the gold missioner the right 20
exercise his discretion in regard TO
commercial gold dust. thus obviat-
if.g the Inconvenience attendant up
on wholesale seizures.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-24
SON OF SECRETARY HAY
KILLED BY FALLING
FROM WINDOW
Of His Hotel in New Haven Trauedy Results
in Abandonment of All Festive Features
of Commencement Week, Young Hay
Having Been Yale Aumnus.

Nxw HAVEN. Conn. June a.
.a.,e.rt 5. HAY. son ~ the secretary
4 aass and fermcr consul at prc-
-. feu from the thind stony ~
=. New Havoc house early yester-
- morninS and vas Instantly xiii.
4 an the Sidewalk below iAe h bes
s,vre to havr been a victim Of an
.ss.ek az vertigo. 90 which Il r.
.usun Ne was subject. The tragedy
ess caused a xrcat sensation here.
"a the hrilnAney q Yates COM
rsneemsnt exercises has been dim
rcd
NJ. Hay reached New Maven sat.
rsay svsniug from New York. eom-
n % attend commencement at
rsls where he graduated three years
.ra he spent a quiet evening AZ
~ theater. ending with TIVE hours
s.skinx and chatting with friends In
!. hesel bobby. he retired % his
n1u a. 10 e'clock. nothing more be-
ns sesn % him unit the accident.
Hsy At New Havsn has been rsceiv-
csrrumstancvs Indicate that the
atsa nan was about to retire. Re
sss clad IN patamas.
rss ycung man wAs a leader IN bis
s,xx. and bad come % Yale 20 at
ssss is trienuLai reunion. As a
rsnser q ths committee. he was to
ania n srFanxtng for TIE class fes-
nsssss and for the annual supper in
,rtiralar. lie VAS in excellent
Esrts and seemed 70 look forward
81 pleasure 20 the weeks pro-
rrn.
~ al from the window Vas vt
m&ea only ~ . iAhagur. He callest
<.ehee q the hotel. and many stu
zax socn gathered a. the hotel.
li~rftsrattnn Of the hodV was made
> rlian Mason % Chicago. one Of
axvs classmates. The body. "a hieh
xs few external marks % injury.
zxs carried inte the hotel. where IL
eslng held for Instructions from
xrivss Of TIE dead mar
PAS Tor class festivities q all
rr:s have been annuIlcd IL respec 9
: ~ young mans memory. and
asxlnsneenant viii be marked by
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-24

FOR HEALTH

The latest thing IA health nrecaus
tion cmanAtea from SkaEwny, ne-
cordins - zdvirss brought On the
steamer Dolphin. All passenger
trains leaving that section are nnw
Inspected by government health on
GERS. assisted by the railroad ora
cials. and n entitled TO if. are given
clean bill 90 health. similar IN all
respects 10 tire system In force on
steamers. This il done a. a pre-
cautionary measure. and Il the sub
jet 90 joint agreement between the
transportation enmnantFH and the
Canadian government Boot travel
ers are subjected a. the same rygu-
lattuns. ami are stopped at the sum
NIT % the pass. where. II they rans
not produce papers from the Amefi=
can authorities. they are turned
back
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-24

only the most formal proceedings.
WASHINGTON. u. G.. June "a
News ~ the tragic death of Adclbrrt
HaS AZ New Haven has been rureiv-
"a here with horror. Secretary HAY
II Frustrated, and the family home
= closed to every one. Members Of
the family are preparing 60 So 10
New Haven Ca arrange Tor the fun
eraA The grvateat sympathy for
the family Is Expressed In both ON
Cial and private circles
Adeihert = Hay served a. consul
for the United States At Pretoria last
Nears succeeding Consul Macrum.
Though lacking diplomatic expert
ence, the young man dld his work
veil hooking to the interests Of AM
orleans and British alike-fhe Britt
ish consul departing uTon the opcn
tng 81 the war HIS services were
marked ~ efforts "a behalf ~ Hoer
prisoners Ia British hands Mr.
HAY resigned his post and returned
home In March
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-24
DAWSON WANTS
CARNEGIE GIFT

Advices brought down on the Dol
phlu state that the people Of Daw-
son. through the Dawson Public
Library and Recreation association.
Rave written to Andrew Carnegie.
the millionaire library diatrih-
uior. asking that In the distribution
OF public library endowmcntH he VIII
consider the gold metropolis Of the
far north a candidate for his Eener-
oaity. In framing the letter to the
steel king the committee laid rtrenu-
Gus note Of the fact that Dawson r.
situated in q country where many
men often fnd idle time on their
hands, and look 70 reading rooms
as one Of the chief places ~ pastime
The committee IN charge ~ the com
munication expect reply before the
summer "a over.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-24
MOTHER
BRIGHT BOY

sEw YORK. June gA-The wire
- tsssphone has been discovered
y &rGei r. Leven berg. the i4-year-
= son q a tailor living in tns
r1~fed tenement district Of the
4r EIDE BE IL employed a. a Ia
rss BY the New York Telephone
q
kTsnbsrx II a remarkably bright
&ns chap and has worked at night
sn*fantiy for two years upon his
E.rson- He has succeeded In es-
1s1xasng communication between
- tsfsphonss six blocks apart The
~''n. he says. IL the conductor. a
~ rom each phone extends % a
AZ auris6 II the ground
5sfreff 2. Servias. q professor Of
s'rrnofny. who investigated the
z1<sg. says that unless TseveuberR
- csnHinz a. the famous Reeiy Of
H-cr FAM. he has accomplished
sfzt he claims Eervina talked over
-<Tsnberzs line. " remains 20 be
- n says. whether II can be used
~ ong distances.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-24
BASEBALL GOSSIP

Hurley. Ssaftis.s star first base
man. has not played IN the last two
games at Tacoma. and Il Il learned
that he has heeu suspended n
seems that Hurley signed Nfth tn
81. Joe club. ~ the Western league.
~ the beginning - the season A.
that club had more first haaamen
than Il could use. Hurley was per-
rnittef to play Vith spokane. and
iater with seattle. on condition that
the club plaYtng him should pay a
portion ~ his salary. Lat Friday
word was received from 81 Joe that
Hurley had been suspended. and
could not play. II IL thought that
there o. tanEie somewhere which
Will he straizhtenef out In a few DAYS
and that Hurley Will aaou 30 stand.
Ing on the aHek again Manager
DuEdale II Keeping the wires hot be-
tween Tacoma and Sc. Joe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-24
BAD DRAINAGE

The residents IN that portion %
the city south ~ Yesler way and
between Twelfth and Fifteenth ave.
nusa. are complaining because the
closet drainage along Fir street IL
emptyluR into the guich nearby. The
refuse matter lodges Ia the bushes
along the guich and disease is fear
"a. The people there want a sewer
on Fir street The board ~ health
has asked for n several times but
the council 80 far has taken no ae-
Ion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-24
RAINIER ARRIVES

4 Co, agents. arrived IA Beattle
yesterday from San Francisco with
e15 tons Of cargo. and the following
passengers.
Miss Carlin. Richard Anderson, 4 4.
a. oliver. Charles Mnthewaon. -.
Mcdonald Mrs. ahute. Hal Taber.
Mrs. oliver. J. A. Hunt. Arthur
Thompson, Mrs. J. a. Luna. +. n.
Everett. q. selm. o. W. Southern.
The Rainier discharged her cargo
at Galbraith's wharf and left for
Whatcom this morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-24
Suburban.

The Wesleyan a - church held
lla chlldfans aay sNsreisss ct south
seattle sunday. they having hevu
postponed The ukasuh was h.auti-
taiiY decorated and thg program
rendered san q ggst excellent enc.
Work on the new county barn At
lsorEetusvn- whfrh vas recaptiY de-
atroysd ~ nre. viii begin thia week
n Is claimed that there Witi BE- no
Esears In the NaiisT arSend south
rark, on account - th- lats front
ahifh kiilpi the blossoms.
Mra John sloraeh e Ballard r.
recovering frum a severe illness
aa
The Ballard school board all open
bids ~ tie meeting tonight for ths
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-24
FROM MUSIC
TO MILLIONS

IA HAI.IE. M June IA From
receiving y mere pitfan for playing
IA a local band. spancsr Drake has
become a millionaire. Drake came
60 Ia Sale with a travelling thaatri-
cal troupe that succeeded IN pia wing
60 empty houses Tor "a week
He received eabiesram from
prnmsu. Germany. tnd@Y. notifying
him that he wns heir 70 q 60 90,
lie and his wtfa. who have been iiv-
Ing on a small salary. viii leave for
Germany TO claim their share Of tho
naH4fN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-24

Are you EoiuR 70 have all the hrs-
crackers you WANT
Every boy and strl In Seattle, or
anyw haru IN The state Of Washing
ton. can have plenty OF every thing
needed 10 celebrate the Glorious
Fourth
Get Subscribers to the star who
pay e cents for ore month In al
vance. and bring the money and the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-24
BOXERS ARE
RE0RGANIZING

PENN. June 1.-THE authorities
here are alarmed al the revival II
the boxer movement under ths name
Il the Allied NtliaEsra. They pro
fraa to ba organized for mutual pro-
lection. bug their real object IL anti
foreign. Thsy ate particularly Ac-
tive In the netEhbarhooa ~ TieutHin
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-24
SWINDLED MILLIONAiRES
ON A GIGANTIC SCALE

NEW YORK. june ga special
from Cincinnati this morning SAYS
that a regular erocHua among Hwiud-
lew has hrwn urrcatad thrte In ".
Greer Campbell who iH in tho Gus
tady Of the police There are four
indictments against Campbell I'm
Chicago. and the police say ho IL e.
Fugitive from Justice.
Raymond Carews "A Chicago bfuk
er " hn is here. states that his Hc.
quAiutauce with Campbell cost him
sl5u. oua and that others. Including
such clever people aH J - Npekr-
Teller, the Armuurs. the CudahNa and
the tait~rs are also victimH tnrrw
is what Mark Twain cnlla "a literary
euHs lie ia the author nf The
Travels of a NentrIloqulat. Maud
blackstone. the Millionaire paush
ter. and several other works which
few people ever heard OF. camp
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-24

boil claimed t. have a contract with
the inventor e. sell state riHhtH e. "a
patent process FOR smelling ore by
electricity, and be wuh accustomed
20 cleaning up from people ~ utnnH
from $50. 900 e. tioh 900 an state CON
tracts. Ito gave splendid dinners
entertained capitalists and brokers.
end bought diamonds aud allkH fpr
hiH wife. The contracts, IL b. allrv
sd. turned out to be fufFufirH. lirs
fore Campbell could be reached. ha
had gone Ca CHnad with several
hundred thousand dHilnta and
beautiful young bride. with both n
which he madr e tour 1T Europe.
Raymond lHfrw had, In thu mean
time. moved g. Cincinnati. and met
and recognized him q frw days ago
Oh Fourth street. Tie offered the re-
p0rters large sums 90 keep the story
cut Of the papers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-24
A WEEK FROM NEXT THURSDAY
Will BE THE FOURTH OF JULY
Each Boy and Girl In Washington Can Nave Fire rack
ers and Fireworks without Penny or Price
The Star Pays the freight

names and addresses 10 tho Sta
once. We Witi then give sou an
order on Rhodes firoH. 1881 second
avenue. for nFewurkH
For each subscriber you bring M
you will receive a. much value IN
Hrvxurka a. you could set for -
cents 10 cash.
The fireworks are nrnt-eiass. an
10 better can b. bought anywhere.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-24

Horse. W 8. Egan. Victoria. r. ".
Coats, Victoria. J. n. lAhcack and
wife. Everett ". Dunn. washing
ON. u 60 Geo n. smith. Snoaual
mle Rufus Merriam, capitalist. Rpo-
hane NJ harlcss cHunrryman, Fair
haven, \, =. tirhiN. leREing con
tractor Marynviilc, J. r. Primrose.
Port Townsend.
At thr uutlori NJ Forpler. mer.
chant, skaENay. Thns. Adair. miner.
Dawson. u. y. \. Jones. New West
minister A. c. Mrs bernard Mac
Donald, Rosaiand. n. G. r. n niunek
aud wife. Davenport Ia. pr A. a
lannrr Toronto W A ward. Vie
tofia, Il O.. q, ". Wilcox and wife,
WHlla. r. HANNAH. Toxic, japan
Mrs Joseph Macdonald. Douglas tvl
aud. Alaska Chss. EhrenbstK. MGR
chant burke, Idaho. W A Van
Epps. Olympia. Cleo. l. French,
Al the stevens A. G. Foster. Win
nlpeE Chas. Mcclure. sydney. Aus
tralia = IT NewhRit ard wife. Port
Townsend r. r. Cook. Spokane. A
h. kineth, Coupevilio. A n Dorsey.
Tort Angeles J. a Haxter and wife.
North Yakima.
At the hrunuWtck Capt Cooper.
contractor. Fort FinSler. A. y. Dick
erman. HhinEle mill operator. Maple
Valley. Michael Younger merchant.
Ellensburs e. u Lewis. timber buy
cr, S~tro Woolley. r. a. Watson
Coupcvillc. =. 4. Bonner and wife.
TracyteWn. Hon King, Davenport
Daniel BsatonI Victoria. NJ /
Young. Watervlile.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-24
WANDERED IN
NIGHTG0WN

COuLEE CITY. wash. June ~
Mrs. ". II. Burns. whose home IL at
Stratford, seven miles vest Of VIII
son creek, has been wandering about
the country for day and night clad
only In q uightrobe She was found
b her husband and Joseph Mona
hon a few miles from here late yee-
terday and viii be taken 10 Water
VILE tomorrow for examination az 20
her sanity. The woman's feet have
been badly cut and bruised. and che
exposure has weakened her. Mrs.
Purna had been sick for some time
and became slightly demented.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-24
FUNERAL WAITS
ON MRS. HAY

NEW HAVEN. Conn. June a.
Secretary Hay, who was utterly
Frustrated by the sudden death %
his son upon his arrival here yes
tsfday. : reported much imurov-
81 this morning The body Of the
Young consul wiii probably tse taken
to Cleveland. though ~ funeral ar
ranEnutg nts have yet been made and
Niil not -. untii Mrs. Hay arrives.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-24
TOO LATB TO CLASSIFY

ship vriahtH cafkeFH and ship
Jniuefa Our hall has been moved to
20 Western Ava. Second floor.
Members are requested 90 h~ pres
eut as next regular meeting. TharE-
day evening. June nth. 80 business
- Importance Will b. taken up.
Reading and adoption % aew by
IL sa. etc. u. MeMrLLES.
Secretary
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-24
DOM KRUGER
SENDS WREATH

AMSTERDAM. June - 60 Dom
Paul Kruger has cabled 90 America
an order Tor = handsome wreath Tor
Adelh#rt Hay Tire wreath Is
tribute u the dead consul from the
Beers. with whom be vas very papu-
Tar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-24

CUT RATES

on and after July 1st this
company viii reduce the price
OF gas to A.se per thousand.
and no distinction will be
made in the use Of gas for
fuel and Illuminating purpos-
eS
The rate viii be slsc per
thousand with "A discount OF
poe per thousand on all bills
paid on or before the tenth
day OF the next succeeding
month for which the bills are
rendered.
Bulls are due on the first
day OF the month and failure
to receive bill will not entitle
consumer to rebate unless bill
Is actually paid on or before
the 10th instant. Bills paid
By check. through the malta
must be in this Office on thu
10th instant.
The discount Of 20 cents per
thousand is offered 10 con-
sumers In consideration OF
their paying their bills at the
Office as soon as due, thus
saving the expense Of sending
out collectors.
Parties desiring 70 avoid
the annoyance Of looking AZ.
ter their bills can have n pre-
paid meter put In and pay for
their gas as used. at the rate
Of $3.50 per thousand.
The minimum charge wifi he
25e per meter per month on
plain meters and SOC per
meter per month on prepaid
meters.
Seattle Gas & Electric 60.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-24

s. a Cotton Wha has been mp
pointed superintendent II education
ln the department ~ Mindhnan and
Iaiu Philippine lHih udH. War for ono
year Instructor In French M Yale
IL wHH one 81 the FIRST aplalnteeH
~ the Taft commission Last year
he was especially valuable 90 Suut
Atkinson iu the work ~ organization
hrHhuas ~ hia knowledge 81 Span
ish and HIS administrative ability
ilH read n paper on The Teaching
~ English" before the school teach
srn 81 Manila. Tho government nf-
tefwnrd printed the paper ~ itH oss n
expense ana distributed Il through
out the archipelago az "a guide 70
teachers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-24
WILL CELEBRATE
FOURTH OF JULY
lei. U. Viii Observe the Day
b. Grand Picnic.

AtsEperance picnic win be held AZ
zstrsaa park July 4 under the aus
guss 81 the federated union 81 ths
= G 7. L. There Vii - a good
saf.rtainment. beginning at II a. m.
z1z<sing of lemonade. music. popu-
= rsettations and short. appropriate
Sssfhss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-24
VICTORIAN SAILS

Steamer Victorian. Capt. John
Roberts. nofweii a On. sailed fer
Southeastern Alaska last uIzhE. She
carried s. passengers ard go toua
of cargo. Hugh Madden. Who re
turned from Nome on the hsiafed
steamer Jeanne. Vas q passenger on
the Victorian BE a. aciag % Daw-
son. uherr he owns a hotel ard na-
ness Affairs.