davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily camera., 1901-11-26
Gs>ss. 0sses, Geese

Nothing equal TO those at Hooking.
ior this years Thanksgiving eating.
Daily camera., 1901-11-26
CLASSIFIED COLUMN

WANTED-At 1885 Pine street. good
girl for all work. Apply At once. n If
Daily camera., 1901-11-26
LOCAL NEWS. !.
S,,s.sse eel Il lsssrss I us>e.
Dance .. the armery teaighe.

81. M. rIarets Guild meets with Mrs
Fine tomorrow afternoon.
Daily camera., 1901-11-26
Attssti00. Asoeabsos

Attssti00. Asocabsos.
On account OF Thanksgiving day there
will be no meeting next Thursday
evening.
All Sir Knights are requested to b<
present at the regular review on Thurs.
day evening. Dec. s.h. Special busi.
ness of interest and importance. and
will be served.
BY order Of the Tent,
F. D. MORRISON,
E. ]. BORDEN, Sir Knight Com.
Record Keeper.
Daily camera., 1901-11-26

Mr. Martin, owner Of the White Grow.
was over from Colorado Springs today.
Daily camera., 1901-11-26

500. s. 50. No, We won't charge you
that much ISc. JOG. 85c is our price.
on turkey roasters.
The DEPARTMENT STORE,
Daily camera., 1901-11-26

Ssad your order for Flour. Grain, Hay,
Coal. Rlock q Split Kindlins to AGER /
uEVERS. at the Rsakes Fssc Kill, 1922
18th street. Phone 2s2 black.
Daily camera., 1901-11-26
BargAins for Homo seekers.

Joe Mitchell coal, best IN the market
= CHAMBERS 4 HALL,
Daily camera., 1901-11-26

II you have rheumatism or
catarrh call at Fonda's drug store
and oct Z bottle Of Mes-Cl for Soc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-13

throw a 1t without the newspaper
saN WINS she tried "a kan herself"
The STAR which makes "a habit Of
inNestlkainE ruWofs before printing
ihum as fueta, found Yesterday that
tho woman La question had been
Esltct VITA an rpilpptir fl. while
hanging around the rear entrance
"a the Occidental hotel. There was
nothing in that fact 90 Interest tho
public. 81 nothing was printed about
the case.
There were al sorts of rumart
hfluat one was that the woman had
FALLEN from the roof ~ the New York
htnck, and the other that she had
swallowed quantities ~ cbrbolic
acid.
AR Thlci ~ the was company. who
called the patrol wagon. reported to
the offlee ant g. the police that tho
woman had been seinrd With a tlf
The driver 90 the police patrol said
today that no bottle uf acid was
found nor were thrre any bufua
about thf woman'e face OF mouth.
The whole truth If the anatr vas
that the woman. while hanging
about the hotel In wait for her lover
who vas employed thcre a. cock.
Was seitcd With a tit and taken 70
her home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-13
NO MORE BIG RANCHES.

chas. s. Goodnight. piouee-
ianchmnn In re Texas Panhandle a
generation ago tells the Kansas city
Journal thar this generation has seem
tie passing ~ the ! .1o0. GO acre ranch
end that Immense tracts IN one bssy
fave seen theis day ln Texas SIR
e codnight says that 70 men Nith 10. q.
go acres each Ten operate more sue
ceEsfuily than one man on /. 900 eo0
terss. Follow nE this theory. he be
gan selling OF hts originally TIM
fnenee ranch into smaller ranches.
md nov only hss 1900 acres.
This IN enough. he SAYS. and ia a
model ranch. on Il he has several
nouaaud head - range cattle, some
ok. 20 head ~ bunaio and ths lars.
at herd Of Persian sheep in Amer
la.
iie has canfmiaainner '-HuNaf1"
zones to 70 % the Rocky mountains
End secure az faany mountain sheep
- he can. These. b. viii shin 20
Texas and cross with Persian goats
~ this way AZ Goodnight expects
% have one Of the most uniqus and
~aiuabls herds m existence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-13
WILLIAM AS ORATOR.

The German Emperor. Ike ms
erentuncie. Great william ". - an
orator 20 the FIRST rank He speaks
often. he deals with many widely
different subjects. and he addresses
himself % all sorts and conditions 81
men, but ~ almost always on Inn
portRni occasions manages a. aaY
something which nobody elae could
have said in the same way. Ills
speeches. like those - ait true orHt-
ofa. bear atrung and unmistakahie
impress 81 their uwu. They are
striking ana original in their Lam
suaEe because they express the
workings - a remarkable character
and mind Like All krnuiuc sio-
qurnce. they reflect vlth absolute
sincerity the mood - the speaker
Tor the moment. but the feryid I'm
aginatinn and the quick intelligence
81 the emperor present the subjects
with which hr T. constantly occupied
IN many and varied aspects e. him.
80 that the mood - on, day ls not
always the Mood u the next lie
i carried away AZ times By tpc
warmth Of his fancy. BY the music 10
hla words, and BY the instinct ~ the
orator for immediate and dramatic
effects. aud he then assa phfaHrs
which. az first sight and taken slnEiy
seem n convey more than they real
- mean The fault l. common 10
almost All great aneakera-lt Waa
conspicuous Ia Frederick Wiiiiafn
IN.-hut 4 does not often misiead
serious students ~ their diAeourHsa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-13
Just for Women.

POULAND, DRESS This dresa is
~ white fuulard. printed with blue
nowrrs. lt II made in bands sep
hratsd with rows ~ insertion With
buttons a. the hofhom over q fnunee
~ cream colnred tnnetna. The hoa
lera ~ iu the same Htyte, aud the col
lar II white embroidered fanctaH
MUSLIN FLOWERS. Muslin
flowers are the moHt stylish for
adoruluK the hntr small pumpum
roses, eNnklun the Vatican period.
are usually preferred hy Girls. IN
tiny wrnnths. surrounding the ehiE
non and EarlHnda falling Ia cascades
over the corHarc and formiug epaus
lete. The empire dresses 90 much
worn this season have brought IN
flower trimmings Tor the neck. herk
ing "a some extent the Htinneaa 81
the line Snrdlanha Or fuehaia, mix
- with maiden hair fern. Tor In.
stance, and roses mixed with lilac
and naHturttum.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-13
HIS BIG LUCK

One of the members 81 the indus
trial commission considers himself.
since the recent panic In Wall street.
to be the sport ~ fortunes klndest
mood. on Monday the commission
er. who r. close student Of matters
financial. bought a block Of good
stock on margins At n low level. n
seemed as n that particular stock
had been waiting for the commits
sioner.H patronage. for hardly was
the ink dry on his check when Il be-
gan 70 go up, steadily at first and
then bY leaps and bounds
on "wednesday the commissioner
was many thousands In on paper.
and during the Interval nf formuIat-
Ing questions for the undolng ~ tho
days witness. sat In n state Of bliss
fui satisfaction bordering on tho
sublime. On ThurHdav. the day Of
the panic. the commiaaioner was late
In arriving and when. at II o'clock
be walked In taunty and debonalr.
there was look Of surprise on the
faces Of those who knew Of the com
missioner'H Epeculntlona and who
had been discussing during the
morning the great slump all along
the line.
hfFNtA tNN'f hHAAEH HHHAN ffAf NNNNINNHHa
rioners lighting an extra VACANT look
inR Havana = arm afraid / over
slept myself How many thousand
aid 7 make during the night"
do YOU know what your stock IA
now. Mr.. commissioner ," asked n
reporter.
No" answered the gentleman
with n look ~ anticlpn tinn.
The reporter took q long breath
and edged toward the door. "Twen-
tv-HiT." he said
Tho commissioner grew M white
90 his linen. lnughed forced
laugh. and took = fresh grip on HE
Havana. nut II wasn't ~ seconds
before he had called NJ his broker
and verified the news
Fourteen thousand out" he said
nournfuily few moments later.
land II hrd known ! could have
covered A. That's rood stock md
ita going back 20 whore n WIS. !
was sold out ~ 7 silent "
The next morning, The storm hav-
Ing somewhat abated the commits
aioner dropped IN on hls broker for
little general Information The
stock had rebounded Ike n rubber
bell md was rapldlv steadyinR IN.
and the commissioner was ruminat-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-13
Preserving stonehenge.

Several English societies Interested
IN archaeology have combined forces
and arranged plan for the preasrv-
alton ~ the curious pile Of Druid
monniiths which hns been rapidly
falling 70 pieces unmoisHted at
StouehnnKe. These stones form the
most Interesting and important ar
Genealogical remnant ~ the early
Inhabitants % Britain al present In
existence. According 10 statements
funde ~ recent meeting - the al
He'd societies the finest stone ~ tho
group, which overhauRa the altar
stone and = the largest and finest
monolith IN England. with the rNcep-
ton n cle0patrn's Needle. f. In i'm
mlnfut danger 81 falling aud being
broken. The work ~ preservation.
which f. to be begun a. soon as the
weather VIII permit. viii be simply
rrcservntive. no attempt at roHtorn-
ton being made.
An expert civil engineer has been
engaged who VIII aid Dcimar BLOW
in supervising the work After the
stones now IN danger ~ falling have
been cared Tor. an effort will be made
20 arrange the remainder and their
surroundings 80 that further decay
and destruction may be as far as
possible prevented.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-13
NAVE TROUBLES
OF THEIR OWN
Stockholders OF the Susie Creek
Company at War.

o. the complaint % Andrew Brown
srA esherx. JudKv TaliEnan ycz
tsnsay appointed 81 Morrison as
rse<iYsr ~ the Susie creek a MRn-
usstfnfirg Go. The complainant
n the rAse comprise the majority 81
- trustees q the company and
s.ate that the interests of the com
rszy are being daily leopardlHssi ~
~ erpoSinE movements % Aicxani-
u TUrnnGil ard II X. Porter. the re-
raising stockhcidsrs. Further. that
rs defeataatz are urring claimants
xxzsnst she company 10 bring suit.
~ N ether Ways are working e
t. aetrfnent efthe company. There
haze been. according 20 the COM
saint dissTuticns and disagree
rsnts among the stnc khoIeiers ever
xnss the organisation % the cor
rany. The properly on which the
fAHg h heated. - worth about 80. :
~ and there i humber on hand e.
fimzted 70 BE- q tbs reasona bic value
Il fzAe There are outstanding
talrns against the company agEre-
ming =. so. and Il II st forth that
wa Good management the indeb
rm could BE- paid on and the plant
Y nade a paysnx proposition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-13
PERSONAL MENTION.


=. j.. Lane. owner Of the steamer
Charles -. Lane WA guest 81 the
Seattle last night
Charles y Drake. who registered
from anywhere In Texas" was az
the Stevens last night
Sheriff Van DO VAnter. oi
kent. vac In the city last night
pr a. g Sinclair and wifc Of Ross
land. IL g. arrived in the city last
night % spend few days.
Judge = =. H0uner. q well known
Mt. Vernon attorney. waa at the So
attic yesterday.
pr. ] 4. Kloeher. proprietor ~ the
Green River Hot Springs ard gaui.
tariuui. was reEiHtsred at the Butler
last night
Capt - ~. Mahan. commander In
the United States navy. was a guest
- the Rainier Grand last night
J.. y faRrnra. J y. Nolaer and
John finut. AT deputy United States
marrhaiH - FarFo. -. -. we're AT
the Butler last night They left this
morning for Port Townsend.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-13
HERE ARE Is
GREAT FOOLS

WICHITA. KaH.. June ia-Thfr-
teen determined married men. who
abide IN Mt Hope. near wichita
have registered an oath that the :
viii not klaa their wives. These
men have formed a society.
They call u The Mt. Hope Mar
ris1 Mems Anti. kissing league" II
wah founded three weeks ago and
since the inception each member
HwcarH he hns not l.isvsd the VIE
who waited az home for him
lie HWearH also that he has kissed
no other WOMAN
The unn-kiassrs have adopted by.
laws Here o. an extract from them
We. the following undersigned
members % the Married Mems Anti
kissing league 81 Mount Hope. do
agree between ourselves that. in the
future. We will not kiss either our
wives. daughters or any other w.
men whntHnsVcf. We believe that
kissing IL an unnecessary thing by
which one may express affection. and
further. that n IL an unhealthy hnb.
it We agree n stick 20 this con.
stltutlon, no matter how much
trouble u may cause In our familieH
Tut viii use every means IN canvinc-
Ing the members or our household
that kissing e. not the proper Gus
tom for sensible people"
Tho wives have not decided what
they viii do about e..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-13
WILL END
THIS WEEK
Investigating Committee Is
Nearly Through Work.

ne rexl session of the city eoun
49, INVESTIGATING committee which
! seaqehlnk for official corruption,
- ~ held az the city hau tanor=
- niehL tt.4 probable that this
IN EN- the lnVratiSatiOn unless ths
s..sgnittse should decide upon SOME
s.ess not new planned
II 4 extremely probable that Chtef
= fA,llee Meredith viii D. the priu-
80 witness tomorrow night
Al the meetius last niFht the wit
ressss werc al pa,ralmsu who an
ssFrea such questions AZ were put
= tAern In regard 60 the routine
sark II the department.
President +. l. Blaine, II the Law
Ard Order igagUe, WAS called % tn
.f.ea and stated that. with the eN=
ssntion % two witnesses whose testi-
rsnx would a. merely corrohoratiNe
- ease Was presented.
Il i thought that the report 81 the
ssnmittse VII te presented AZ The
seetlrg q the city council mex
NeatAx night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-13
TENTH TRIAL
WAS FAILURE
Goldsborough Unable 10 Run Course
Without Breaking Down.

The tenth trial tup ~ the torpedo.
boat destroyer goidnhorough wa
run yesterday. thr usual failure BE-.
ing repaired. The tfuubieHome rock
shaft again proved tie utter worth
lrsaursa by mapping. bringing the
craft o. atnnHauil ct 81 moment
when the examining board were GER
tain that the boat was the equal 81
HnF ~ tta hnd in thn service TN
90 che accident martud the TRIAL. the
HeldshafouRh waa making "a knots
an hour and hha was within 8 feN
minutes - completing The raufac 80
Tor hrf by the examining board Ehn
win be- taken 60 the Puget sound
naval station o. undergo the urrea=
aaFY repairs. and it tn thnuEhf that
u Nili br ht least two weeks before
che VIII be- ready a. tfy again.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-13
AT COURTHOUSE.

- case q Ole Peterson against
tfAtn 4 Co. % recover 5000 for
alsfies a. the result o. alleged poor
sseosnmodations during a trip from
ssns last year or the steamer Ia
"a y being heard this afternoon
fsdzs Ernofy's court.
Iss hsn case Of A. ". Ayers. ct nj.
sx4snst ". =. WEEK. Il al. for pos
ssl9z ~ the basement - the Grand
'eFa house. Il being argued before
'szse Tailman.
saefin Cudlhee has consented 20
- the butchers q number OF
<k4lles, % pFeseFve order on the
<ession q the barbecue al Madison
Isfk, June 10.
- action was Instituted IN the
rysflof court yesterday BY Marie
A1Fphy against VI. s. Rose 20 re-
%'sf 300 for alleged defamation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-13

ms on What might have been, when
a clerk whom be- knew stepped up %
hlm and led him aside.
4 would advise yau 20 sell. Nj.
Commissioner. he Ratd that stock
ia uH hlgh A. ia HoinF in Il good
while aud you'll make "a good prout
N you set uut new"
lut l was sold uut yesterday =
said tho brW ildnred commissioner
"Not on yaur life said the clerk.
We were 81 busy yesterday that
We couldn't attend ia anything. aud
before WC got around tn you tbs
stock waH hack Got cut now
Needless e. say the commissioner
got out his fourteen thousand d
safe. and he thinks he has good
grounds O. believe himself born uus
dor a lucky star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-13
ON SHORE
AND WATER

steamers ktntuek and PakiiuR. OF
the china Mutual steamship Co
VII be Ia port next month. both from
London and the Orient. frafn whence
they win come laden with valna bic
carRon II iu not unlikely that theY
VIII sail again IN July. which will
make slx sailing ef the Mutual liners
since January. capt. Green. man
aver - the Frank watethauna Co..
Informed saar reporter teiay that
tho kintuck vii set away about JulY
q, and that the Pakiins VIII vert
probably sau the latter part q the
month.
The old fashioned whain-bnrs
steamer Almond branch sailed iasi
night to Port fiiakalry4 "a here = car
g. ~ lumber Tor south Africa viii
be lasdsd on her
A rasts, was blown out on board
the Sound steamer Afhiau thlH
morning. delaying her departure for
Port Orchard about two hours Aa
the injury done VAS Of n trivial ma
ture e NHs repaired ~ the chief en-
EinsvF. The Afhinn has been HftsH
with a new propeller and her h.oil-
rre thoroughly uvsfhauird 80 Nor
ans dry dock. rom where ahs vas
discharged YESTERDAY.
A horse belonging % man NAMED
Damon Ept friHkY yesterday while
waiting 20 b. pat aboard the Charles
y. Lane and pTaneei over the wharf
into the vatsf below Sailors and
spectators lost no time in fahins the
animal ont and housing 10 safely IN
Is deck stall.
n - reported on reliable authority
that the steamer Mexico. now wing
IN Arlington dark and undergo
ing extensive repairs T. sam 70 ~
put on the Victoria Nome run anf
VIII - operated ~ the Victoria
aw~nts Of an English steamship COM
rnnY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-13
ROUNDED UP
The SL0OP
And Also the Man Accused Of Steal
ing II.

Several days ago l.. .. Vannoy Of
ballard reported % the police the
laaH ~ slnon named the Lulu. IN
W hirh hr ana 4 man named Andrew
Porter had been pnrtnerH His
friend waH alec missing stored iu
the hold ~ the vessel RhH almost
ali ~ Nannuy'H personal belongings.
ennfirtluK az his blankets and gen
tfal autnt
Detective Lane was detailed on the
care. and the mystery was finally
cleared up by him last night, with
the result that Andrew Porter. the
partner. iH now awaiting trial on the
charge ~ grand larceny.
The Hiuap Lulu was found b. SIR
Lane hidden under wharf dow y
near the Centennial mill Porter
Was found IN the vicinity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-13
TWO SMALL FIRES

Early this morning the arr de-
partmsnt Ma called t. tifnt avenue
and Cherry street to rntiuKuinh a
small Gre caused - the Insulation
burning from an are light
At O'Clock an alarm aan turned
In from soia Fourth avenue north.
the residence 81 r. Iennsr. sparks
from the nre place had caught the
wuodW ERIK ~ the house and nfnall
blaze resulted. Five dollars viii
cover the iaaH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-13
MANY JOBS
ARE open

Secretary Gr0ut. % the civil serv-
- cammAzsiou. CONNIE need adver-
teaz yesterday q series u civil
t.Fvlee examInatlons 10 begin june
The examinations viii b. Ia the
iasoEing departments TO III vacan-
tes noH existing.
Gva engineering service. draughts-
nan. comruter. trarNitrlan and ak
fan
clerscai servtce-clerk II munich
VI enurf
Pollcs service - patroiman. patrol
slEzF. herder dog catcher.
Frs service PIpeman. driver.
tEst
LAIR service - Common Iahorers
~ ealksrx
RHcflianf0us service Haiiir
nunieiral court. claims agent. po-
~ rnatr0n and depot u1atron.
IMPLICATIONS FOR the exauina tons
" - resolved not later than
s1re -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-13
KELLEY
ms TlTUTE

The steamer Charles Nelson LEFT
Cor Tacoma this morning. She viii
unload cargo brought BY her from
sknEwny and vii take on cargo for
the return trip. The Charles Mel
son will sail again Tor southeastern
Alaska saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-13
FEDERAL COURT.

The grand jury yesterday returue I
Indictment against George Brun Of
Ia Conner. sKazit county. for sell
ing ilqmaF tn Indians.
Judge fiauforti yesterday ordered
all further deportation pFpceedins -
stayed against chin Tu and va
Chong, p~ndinE a hearing Of the
eases which were appealed from
Commissioner kisfer. The case
against Chin Tin Wns referred 70 A.
e. bowman to take testimony.
Judge Hnnfnrd refused a new trial
IN the suit ~ Moses =. Acklss
AGAINST the Puget sound Reduction
Co
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-13
COSTLY FIRE
AT EDCEWATER
Residence Valued al $1,000 De.
siroyed Last NIGHT

The new residence OF Henry g.
Nioirtt. az EdSewntsF. caught IRE
az zs5e a. m. Yesterday. and Was
totally destroyed The lazss i t14a9
and the Insurance See.
II "a thought that the building
caught Hrr from a stove IN one OF
the doWnstair rooms. There was no
one IN the house az the time
The ire WIS under full hsadway
before the Fremont sfre department
received the alarm. and there wAs
no chance to save the house.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-13
Steamer Nelson Arrives.

Steamer Charles Nielsen arrived
from Skagway az y. m. ycater.
DAY with tsx passengers aboard
Among the cargo brought down Mar
the plant Of the old Chlikoot PASS
tramway, consisting % the cables,
wtnelass' and anchofRges She left
Skagway only two hours later than
the Victorian and brings no import.
ant news.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-13
ARRESTED AS
STOOL PIGEONS

Edward Levy and W. W. Hyer.
who have been hanging around the
police court for some time. were ar
rested by Bailiff Wincheli yesterday
in the court room. They are suspect
ed Of being stool pigeons" for Eamb.
lers. n ~ alleged that they hang
around the courts and give valu8bi
information to outsiders. They were
discharged sfter severe lecture By
Judge George.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-13
|SOME THINGS
TOLD IN PRINT

Reed, the young woma y
-. -. an evening neWspaper Tueaday
|Aaesa. issofted 70 have attewpte !
N ~ " drinking carbollc scid ia
a. way IN the rear Of the Oc-
|kars motel, Was IN an indignant
~ q mind today.
H. great pity" she said. With
N@pefitg, that a lady cannot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-13
TO WEED OUT BARN. TORMERS

prove the quality - companies play
iHE one uiFht stands Abaut the caun-
tfy.
when a troupe fails to give salts
faction at one theHtor, every other
manager In the association viii bc
notified IT the failure, and, Ia ohio,
harnsHtofmera viii fiud hard sled
ding.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-13

az when teft my husband. two
YEARS ago" che said. n have not
yet made uu my mind whether !
want "a divorce or nut I'm doing
all right na 1 am. Marry nminf 30.
{ won't marry agar. wouldn't
marry the best man on earth. I've
had enough"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-13

Burbank. the celebrated painter Of
Indians. has been at Fort SIN. Okla
huma. for some time. and has ~ last
Induced Geronimo. the blood thirsty
old Apache. % SIT for his portrait.
The CHIEF put on his full costume
but only did 80 after Nr. Hnrbank
had made liberal expenditure.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-13
1--WE HAD ENOUGH" she SAYS

CHICAGO. June n Mrs Geo. ~.
Pullman, D.. denlra that she had In
rttu,tad her lawyer o. brings pre-.
DHedinsH for diVurce against tho son
of the millionaire sleeping CHf mnH
nate. e. whom Hhc WHa married aft
~ ID romantic engagement iu 1851
THE rure o. In The aHme condition
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-13

AKRON. o.. June Theatrical
managers, representing practically
every thrntff in the state. outside OF
Cleveland, columbus. Cincinnati and
Toledo. met here ana formed "a small
trust The object uf the ufnauiEa
ton. known M the Association Of
Opera House MHnhEsrH. ia ta make
war on barn aturmera" aud i'm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-13
A RACE
Inland Flyers Contemplate
a Novel Scene.

Rumor h rife on the water front
today that "a race Tor $1,000 a slide ber
tween the sound steamers Athlon
and Greyhound viii be- arranged thia
week
IL Is an open secret that there ia
Intense rivalry between the captains
AZ the two hoata. and whenever they
have had an opportunity to run "a
race they have dune ~. The COURSE
suggested FOR the race ia from Se-
attic Co Tacoma. aud If ia probable
that II the match g. arranged lt Will
take place inside of 40 dayH