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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-01-15

pies Building and Loan Association, of
Bloomington, Ill, against Henry +. West.
of KentIand, Ind. The complaint is amend
ed so as 10 include Ida G.. West as a party
TO the action with her husband. Henry e.
West.
Papers were also filed in the case of the
Cambria Steel Company against the Chi
Cago, Indiana & Eastern Railway Company,
and OF Benson Bidwell. Clara f. Bidwell
and Charles +. Bidwell against the Indian
apOlis Street-railway COMPANY.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-01-15

The stockholders of the Indianapolis
Manufacturers and Carpenters Union
elected the following directors last night:
Frederick Schmid, Christian Karle, Charles
Lauer, Fred Prange, c. G.. Meyer, Valen-
tine Schaaf and Herman f. Sprandel. The
directors then elected Valentine Schaaf
president and Herman F. Sprandel. fsecre-
tary-treaSurer.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-01-15
FIRST OFFICIAL ACT.
Governor Durbin Signed w. A. John.
sons Notarial Commission

There was much interest manifested
about the Statehouse yesterday as to what
would be Governor Durbin's first official
act after the inaugural ceremonies. 1t
was supposed that IL would be the sign
ing of a notarial commission, as there is
always some of these on hand. William
A. Johnson. a notary of Franklin. has
shown much energy in wanting his com
mission signed before any other and he
was rewarded. The notarial commission of
Daniel Mather was signed a little later.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-01-15

Some lively talk was occasioned yester-
day morning at the meeting OF the Metho-
dist Ministers Association when the review
of the work one by William A. Quayle.
chairman OF the committees to revise the
Methodist hymnal. brought out a great
number OF objections. Few remedies were
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-01-15
Boiler Makers Union.

The Boiler Makers Union has electe. the
following officers: President, hilliam S.
Frohliger; vice president, y. Wankel; fnan-
ciaI secretary. Thomas Dillon; recording
secretary, William A. Presser; business
agent, Frank Miller; treasurer. Clark God
dard.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-01-15

A dispatch from Frankfort, KY, last
night said:
.sThe question of whether or not a requi-
sition will be presented TO Governor Dur
bin. of Indiana, at once asking Tor the ex-
tradition of Ex-Governor w. 6. Taylor and
other Kentuckians now In that State, ac-
cused of completely I'm the assassination OF
William Goebel. is being agitated now that
Governor Mount is out of Office. IL Is gen.
orally believed that Governor Durbin would
not honor a requisition-'
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-01-15

liberal share of your fire Insurance
ought 10 be given 10 the Indianapolis Fire
4nsurance Company, a safe. sound and
successful company. organized with home
ranftel by Indiana men. who will give
YOUR business prompt attention. once.
NJ las East Market street.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-01-15

The Indiana Retail Lumber Dealers As
ISOLATION viii hold IT'S annual meeting AT
the Grand Hotel to-day and tomorrow.
Tomorrow night the lumber dealers viii
leave Cor a trip 70 Cuba.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-01-15


FOR SAE-Fifteen-room railroad boarding
house. Furnishes 500 to 1000 meals per month.
VIII sell cheap IL taken at once for cash. Ad-
dress. BOARDING. care Journal.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-01-15
LOST.

LOST-A small fur and silver-mounted side bag,
containing small purse and handkerchief. Find
er please return 10 MIRIAM, Denison Hotel. Re-
ward
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-01-15

ner, Bryan X. Elliott, Charles Latham,
Charles n. Thompson, Julius A. Lemcke
Samuel A. Morrison, Joseph 7. Elliott,
IT. Kelsey and Charles N. Williams.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-01-15
SOCIETY

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Chapter, No. 8, II. a NJ
Stated meeting In Masonic Temple this CTues-
day) evening. at 7.30 o'clock. Installation or oin-
GERS and dispatch Of business.
VESTAL W.. WOODWARD, III. r.
JACOB w. SMITH. Secretary.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-01-15
STORAGE.


Union Transfer and Storage
Company. corner East Chic street and Bec-
line tracks; only hrst-class storage solicited.
GRATING AND X OF
GOODS A SPECIALITY.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-01-15


IOANS-Money on mortgages c. =. SAYLES.
Ia East Market street
lOANs-Un city property: So per cent no com.
mission; money ready. g. ~. d
Co, 319 Lerncks building.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-01-15
DIED.

CHANDLER-Died at Battle Creek, Mich. Jan.
IL, 1901. Sarah T. Chandler, age ninety-siN
years. Funeral services viii be held at the resi-
dence OF her son. Thomas E-.Chandler, BIS West
Vermont street. Tuesday, Jan. Is. at ? p m
MAGILI-Mrs. Carrie. wife OF Conductor r. j.
Nagiu. at the residence, 2325 Broadway, aged
ffty-three years. Funeral Tuesday, Jan. -, at ?
p. m Friends invited
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-01-15


300 BOOKS FREE THIS WEEK-Perfume.
music and notions 1900 in all One free
with every copy or Happiness at Home" to
advertise t. Cali early. Us Virginia avenue.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-01-15


wANTERN good reliable man TO take charge
OF our business in Marion. county. salary and
expenses paid. NORTH JERSEY NURSERIES,
Springfield. N J.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-01-15
NOTICE.

NOTICE-Leaky ~cisterns cleaned and cenentcds
$50. FRANK I Indiana and Capitol
avenues. Phones 1871.
NoTTCE-Have the leaks in the tin and slate
work OF your house repaired by JOSEPH
80 Kentucky ave. Telephone. S22.
The annual meeting OF the stockholders OF the
Indianapolis. Greenwood & franklin Railroad
Company viii be held at the ccmpanys Office, at
Greenwood. Tuesday, Jan. ., 1901, at > p, m.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-01-15
TO CURE rnE Gn,r ~ TWO NAYS

ssatlse promo.o uiaIne Tablets.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-01-15

WANTED-Ten women 20 sell Happiness
Home" 1000 OF premiums One with ea'
paper. rs Virginia avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-05
NEARLY A
MILLION
Str, Dolphin From Skagway
Brings klOndike Gold.

Steamer Dolphin, capt. George
Roberts. Alaska steamship co. ar
rived from skasWuy early this
morning. The Dolphin h. deserved
IL known as the treasure carrier Of
tho southeastern Alaska ue,t never
failing to brtuK down Yalun bile CON
HiEumynta of gold from the Dawson
camps. This trip she hal uu board
st passengers and tidn.0n0 IN gold.
The Canadian Hauk IT Commerce
receives tati 900 Of the treasure. the
remainder being divided aiming g
dozen If the ga sHruErra. purHrr 4.
T. Meollutuh Was boz charge of the
eight htruuE boxes that contained
the Bank of Commerce. treasure.
aud beside this had individual de-
puaifs iu his possession amounting Go
$3.50 GOA. The largest holders were
: =. Carroll A. Hfier. Anna %
Welsh = = SkaEerluud. n II
Kent q. ~ Campbell. J r. Ringer.
J. n Davidson and kate Green. Mr.
Carroll had about fs60 600
The Dolphin trn skaEvay the
evening of July T. She laid over q
day IA the expectation that the river
steamer Hrtkirk would arrive from
Dawson that night she having 90
board consignment Of gold Zoe Sc
atua valued az 81 $40 boa
The Seiktrk was detained. how
ever Hed the Dolphin left the trras
are Tor the next steamer down She
brought latest news advtcsa from
northeastern Alaska and Dawson
Prominent among her passengers
were the following Judge 81 a.
Hrpwn. ~ the district court division
~ Alaska Hut l. u. Gillette hia
HtenaEtap hvr James FlHh. govern
uent mail contractor. 81 NHIdea.
"a IN latest news from tho rich cheB-
toeheenn dlEaiuEs. and ~ e Wing.
prominent Eastern attorney.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-05

eastern Alaska The personnel Of
the party is ne follows Senator J. +.
Jones. OF Nevada, and hls son Roy
former Senator Marion HutleG of
North Carolina. chairman uf the
Eopulirta national committee form
en- senator Il, p rettigrsw. of South
Dakota FORMER Senator stephen ".
Dorsey 1T New York. enuHrrsHmap
VIM Sularr, Of Suw York Robert
n, Catlu. 81 san frunelaeui n. o..
Gutliu, of New York J, n. and l..
\. Ceate, Of Atlantic Ia, the latter
four being mining mon.
As t. generally known senator
Jones ia one 81 the weulthlest min
iug mon On Nevada. and he Is per
haps Interested la the silver output
ct the state Co a greater cNtdut than
any other man or company he Is
also Interested In valuable Alaskan
properties. as are Rlou some at hH
guests and II is Ca Inspect these
properties aud investigate others
that the present trip Is for Tho
Perry viii first so Co Prince Edward
island. thence Co SkHENa y, "a where
the party viii be landed for the pur.
pose n taking "a tfip Ca white HarHe
over the railroad. the movements OF
the boat after It's arrival ht skbEz
way Will b. determined upon hy tho
party. She Is ufes isiansd rer 20
days cruise. capt. FaiIius is in com
mand
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-05
COMBINE

TACOMA. wash. July 5.-The re-
port published In the Star June Is.
stating that the Great Northern and
Northern Pacific are TO join in Op-
Grating a line Of Oriental steamers
with Seattle as a terminal point. -
partially confirmed here. The new
line Will join with Dodweli A. Co =
feet, IL Is said. Dodwells acting as
general agents Of the new combine.
IL IL further stated that the Japan
American lines now operating with
the Great Northern Railway Co,
will act Independent 81 American
railroads when the organization Of
the new line to the Orient is per-
feeted. The plans Of the Japan
American company contemplate the
acquisition by purchase and con-
struetiOn Of several new freighterp.
Manader Stewart. Of DOdwell n
Co, when asked today b. a Star re-
potter 70 confirm the above state
ment, said.
II have nothing 20 say: the news
paperg seem 10 know more about our
sffairs than we do. at this local Of
nee At least. They have imagined n
great deal The report published in
an afternoon paper that we had Dur
chased the steamer state or Wash
fngton. implying that this was HiguI-
hcant In the face OF other runors 40
called, concerning DodWeIl A. "a. and
the Northern Pacific. was erroneous.
We have not purchased the ates M
or state 81 Washington. but by the
terms Of an agreement with Mr.
Ashton, We are TO operate that yes
Sci IN the future. her former ounrra
still retaining an interest"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-05
Venetian Love-Tragedy.

There has been rather remark
able love tragedy in Venice a youns
1ffieer ~ tho artillery recently fen
ln love Rith the daughter ~ law
ser. lie made an appointment q
meet her IN one ~ the rhufchca but
It "a happened that the girl broth
~ vas attending MACS a. the time
and SAYS the young couple together.
Ilr waited for them 90 leave the
build NIX and then demauded an ex.
PLANTATION. which the officer refused
20 give This - Infatuated the man
thar ~ struck tire officer. who wors
speetaries IL violent blow In the face.
smashing his glasses and nearly de-
struviug one ~ his eyes. thus ruin
Ing hts military career. The acct
dent - proved or the young officer =
mind mat be took a boat - MeEtre
aud there shot himself through the
heart Ie was a Neli known agure
In Venetian society. and the only
son ~ one 81 the oldest italian fami-
h.aa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-05
SELLS & GRAYS
BIC CIRCUS

. q. 81 Frsdericks. representing Sells
a Grays circus Waa IN the city to-
day making the preliminary arrange
menta Tor The big tented shows which
sill exhibit Tn seattle on July -.
Eastern papers aay the circus ia one
Of The beet ever seen IN sny country
and - hetever Sells 4 GtaY have -.
hihtfet. immense audiences have
greeted them n iH announced that
the European agent 81 eeiis a grHyH'
circus engaged al the Paris rzrusl-
ton The great Eddy family u aero
hats sells s lraya pay th~m u
90 a week for their work r. lH 81 81
thar no other HrfDbafie team ~ eight
people in the world ia getting sue d
"a amount n money for their seq
Vices. n g. claimed that Miss Efna
Is the auty young lady known Hha
turns a complete srmmersauit on n
horse - fun speed. Twenty eight
cars are used a. convey this hEare-
cation en- its thur
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-05
HOUR OF TERROR

the engine at a bridge iuat ahead.
They did alright Two more hand
its, who had horses I'm brush nearby,
ranged alongside and sent tusilnde
ST bullets each slide st the train.
The other robbed vent through the
local express box and blew up the
through safe. totally wreckiuK the
express ear How much money they
got. nobody hat the company knows.
Then the robbers walked leiaurvly
over to thelf horses and rode away.
They were not masked.
They were busiurss-all the way
thraugh They knew what they
Smc for, and gut it. The conductor
was nearly SCARED % death.
Mr. naufhitt looked nut " the
window vt his ear tust beyond the
rim Of the pratruhing shutter plac-
"a on windows Go keep passengers
from being hatted In the eyes with
ctnders one rohbyr took shot at
him. Rms Went the bullet through
the cindrr fender one second after
nouthitt had pulled his face back
into safety. lie and Secretary Al
len "sWtped" the cluder fender and
brought it home. not rs an example
~ any kind - misrepresentation ~
chattcis % Y N. q. 4. members. but
as an exhibit for their friends The
fender has a hole tn Il made by tho
bullet that didn't KIN Doubtful
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-05
SAD BEYOND
ANY QUESTION

The damage case ~ fttts Edwin
FskslEen. aged 8 against the city,
II being heard hy jury this MORN
Ing iu Judge BeIia department
The little fellow misfortune Vas a
sad one. he had his tiKht les cut
N Just above the ankle hX a moving
train of cans on Railroad aNsnu. last
September THE child stepped bs
tween the two cars, and When the
train Unexpectedly started AZ. he
found his foot fast between tWa
boards His father. Geo. 4. Eakei-
sen. who vas standing nearby. vas
quick to the child 3 rescue HsHilE-
tng az once the Inevitable fate nf hss
sou after futile snort 30 loosen hgs
foot. h. bent the little ones form
away from the car and allowed Ire
y heels 90 Gus IT hts leg
The eity - sued Tor all sef neg
sEence In not maintaining the "a -
rue IN stats It repair. I've e ~
thousand dollars l. asked fus the to-
Jury 10 the boy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-05

Secretary Allen. Physical Director
noOthiu aud Win Temple Ut the \.
NJ g A. and Mrs. Alien. returned
today from an extended Eastern trip.
They went East for "a, special puf-
pose OF attending the annual con-
Nention 81 the y. NJ -. \, held at
Chicago from the nth 20 the 18th 20
June, and they protracttd their trip
- as L. take In the hig Y NJ. e. \.
buildings ~ New York, rhiladel-
phia, Boston aud other cities Of the
Atlantic seat board. This was done
by Secretary Allen with view TO
applying the latest things 60 the Sc
attic quarters when further Inn
proNtntnts are made. The party
also get 81 at Buoala' and took In
tire Pan American exposition. See
Rotary Alien stated that he prefer
red not 20 express HIS opinion 81 the
Washington exhibit except Ia say
that Il Is far inferior 20 OreEon's.
They were In the Great Northern
train which was held up last We'd
rssday afternoon near Malta. Mont
Ia Was about 3 O'Clock said sec
Rotary Allen. "aud on a beautiful
day A. Malta one ~ the robbers
ciim Der on the blind bagEage. When
bout ak miles from the little town
this rohber crawled over the tender,
aud with rcvolvers covering engineer
and fireman. ordered them to ston
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-05
AT THE new bike TRACK
Races Yesterday Afternoon and Evening Great Success
Only One Feature OF Dissatisfaction


The T. miles and one-haif miles we're
ridden in = Is.
summary Of the Races.
One mile novice-First heat: r. y.
Wentrode won. A. e. Hastings see
end Time. z.sA
Second heat-L @. seaton won. L.
Hale second Tine. s. IS
Halt Mile Professionalism J.
Cotter Won. Eddie Allen second.
Time. los rs.
Final ohe-miie uovice-F. y. Wen
trode won. /. q. seaton second.
Time. 2s1g.
one mihe open. amateur FRS,
heat: J. L. Minhouse won. A. e.
Hastings second. Time. z;s7
Second heat-tisnrge Avery Won.
Eaton Crawford second Time, TO.
Third heat Richard Morris Won.
Forrest Rust second. Time. 80 Is.
Two-miie handicap. professional
Virgil Han. 20 yards. won. Eddie Al
len. s. yards. second Frank J. Cot
ter. scratch. third Time. go.
Final, one-mile open. amateur
Forrest Rust won. J. L. Nfinhnuuc
second. A. g. Hastings third. Time,
2si1. The rare vas tandem paced By
Wentrode and Roberts
fsNeNtNE events
Half-mile open. amateur First
heat; J, l. MiIihouse won. Il. q. Sea-
ton second. Time. lie is.
second heaf--Joe Richards won,
Forrest Rust second. Tine. III.
Third heat-H. Morris won. -. :.
Hall second. Time. il82-6
One-mile open, professionally ].
Cotfer won. Eddie Allen second. Viz
Eil Hall third. Time. IS.
Final. one-mils amateur - ]. L
Mnllhouse won. Joe Richards second.
Time. is0i.
Five-mlle handicap. amnteur-R.
Morris. Is yards. won Forrest Rust
A. yards, second. George Avery,
third. Time. f8.ft
Unlimited pursuit race. Catter and
Allen ". Hall Bros.--Won BY Han
Hros.. distance, i21S miles. Time.
2e.3s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-05
IRONY OF FATE

The famous Committee - FIJI
teen" which - issa iuauEufated
war against fhg Chinese in Tacoma
ard succeeded IN driving every Chlnk
out ~ that nsfy. r. remembered srti
~ older Seattle citizens IT. chair
man. Jacob Ralph. led the hEht
against the orieutain and personally
conducted many - the drivinR-eut
raids. he won f1r himself thereby
a widespread reputation IA the Pa
cihc coast HtaeR.
Just how Fate can % wonderfully
alter the Affairs ~ men IN a few
short years Il well illustrated In the
life 81 Ralph. whom a report says
now is living IN Honolulu and ia efu.
plpyed In a blacksmith shop owned
and operated ~ Chluhnhna-a
member ~ the race which no 90 Bit
teriy opposed and I'D 80 much 10
accomplish their hauiahmcnt from
Tacoma
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-05
THOUGHT TO BE
AUGUST KEEL

There b. wei founded belief Ia
police circles today that the body Of
the man found IN Lake Union last
Wednesday to- that Of August kru.
Ru artlnt missing from Victoria. -.
g. since June no ktllH description
tHllIsH with that nf the dead man.
~. 4 tuudriHn. of thia city. knew
krll and believes that the smHn
drbWurt Is the mBu missing from
Victoria
The body iH considerably daeams
posed and the features could not be
recognized 4 thorough investigation
VIII be made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-05
WAS A pal"
OF PHILLIPS

when Munro Henry, n halfhrend
indian. was brought NJ for trial be-
fore Judge George today a Hnd Incl
dent In the history ~ the police de-
partmont WAS recalled. Henry was
arrested hy pTerr Ryan on the
charge 81 carrying concealed wen p
ous. During his trial the fact was
brought out that be nt one time was
a pal ~ Charles phiIlipa the
halfhrerd that shot and Killed Detec-
tive James Wells on Nov "a. 1897. in
front ~ police headquarters Henry
was ferroriz.uF the district along
the water front with n atVs shooter.
and was fHkeu into custody hy ON
Ger RYAN. IL was allowed 20 60
this morning as no had rer-sed fwo
days In Jail pending trial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-05
PRINCE CORYELL

Council Clerk Geo. X Coryell f. a
full-nedRed Prince of the orient now.
he having received that degree AZ the
hands ~ the Royal Arcauum the
other night. The other royal princes
around the city hall wink and point
NJ George every time they see him.
aud he r. made the victim Of many
good naturcd Ribe His frequent
repeating ~ the password is wen
Understood by them. but not aH wen
aa George himself understands n.
He is itching now for u chance to
help initiate some of the other ten
der feet and until he gets that OPP
poriuuitv he wiz not feel like he
- properly revenged.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-05
IN THE COURTS

In the case n The state ~ rel. J
" smith against the BOARD - Den
tai Examiners. Judge Taiimau this
morning over ruled the demurrer %
the complaint and the case will
come up far hearing soon
Neliie a. shannon complains "a
samuel y. shannon. and asks for a
divorce au tho Eruuud ~ abandon.
meut.
Judge Talimnn this morning grant
81 an order temporarily rcHtrainins
The Seattle 4 Montana Railway 60.
freNa constructing a bridge across
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-05
DECIDES. TO
PAY ALIMONY

] J. kreuKh. who has bseu IN the
county 1au dnre last saturday for
contempt uf court lu refusing o. pay
alimony 90 his divorced wife. drrid-
Cd that h would give her 81 20 per
week, In accordance with the ord
81 OF the court. and was allowed his
freedom this muruiuR.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-05
MEFFORD
HEARING

The hearing % rx.poIice Onnrer
Meffofd for not interfering Ia the
Meredith -ConsIdine uNht Wtii be held
IN the city council chamber IN the
city hail at z o'clock tonight The
clku service commission will act aH
judges Judge Mcbride viii repre-
sent MeHors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-05

The new eight-iap bicycle track at
Boren avenue and Howell street. was
opened up and initiated yesterday
by afternoon and evening punches
cf races which entertained large
numbers Of spectators. The grand
stand Is well located and more than
ordinarily comfortable. and the track
l. 80 new that the lumber stu re-
taine its natural tint. The opening
was aaspicions II a satisfied crowd
ran make that 80. Notwithstanding
that number Of mile races hung
around .s.ss ard worse than that.
The best races were the haif-mile
open professional which was won
by Frank ]. Cottsr in los -. Eddie
Allen second. Cotter vas evident
~ the star rider OF the track and
easy TO pick as q winner without
any knowledge Of his excellent rec
ord. SO as to divide up the prizes
and not hog the whole thing. ne
kindly permitted almost the whole
field 10 beat him in the two mile
handicap, coming across the line
third. Virgil Hail first and Eddie
Allen second. A young lady called
Mr.. Cotter TO her in the grand stand
and told him she had placed her
money on him IN the handicap.
I'm sorry for you" said Cotter.
and che tneousiderate man went
straiEhtway and lost the race. The
young lady looked real daggers aft
~ that.
In the Evening.
The unlimited pursuit race 81 the
evening program was the most ex-
citing event Of the day. n vas on
tandems and between +. =. cotter
and Eddie Allen. and the HalNBros
Allen. who Ia said not 10 have been
IN condition. quit in the second mile.
leaving Cotfer 10 finish out alone.
He made a hard fight against a big
handicap and was unable 20 win.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-05
couIier's Release.

IN the matter ~ the application
Of c. e. Coulter for a wrii ~ habeas
corpus the supreme court allowed
hiH rcieaHe from the county faii ON
1900 bonds. and city III Cudihee
~ appear IN ths supreme court Jus
8 and show cause whH Coulter should
aot be released from custody.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-05
Christian Endeayorers.

Presidents and ehairruen ~ At
committees of local Christian I'm
fsaYar surtrfirs, with the invited
superintendent ~ the junior orders
wtil hnlA their monthly meeting -
Mndruua park this evening AZ q e.
o'clock The occasion VIII - more
~ social function than anything
else.