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Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-15
OVER 100 DEATHS
From the Terrific Gales Prevailin
Along Coast Of Great Britain.
whole Crew Drowned. MANY Wrecks Also on
Coast Of Denmark.

London. Nov. l4-The gale which has
been sweeping over Great Britain ana
ireland for the past two days continues
unabated at many coast points. over
the Welsh lowlands the torrentia
rains are increasing. causing destruc-
tive floods. Reports of wrecks ana
casualties continue to flow in. The
death list made up of threes and Tours.
has an aggregate approaching 100
The mail boat Nord. which started
from Dover for Calais at ll.3o last
night. and ran down the llghtship OF
the works of the New Dover pier. has
succeeded in returning to Dover. The
mails and passengers are safe. The
crew of the lightship was also landed.
this morning, after passing Il terrible
night at sea in a small boat.
The British steamer Stelvio has been
ncached al Dover. She is high and dry
across the parade.
Early today a French bark struck
off Hendon. Nineteen of the crew
were drowned.
Numerous other wrecks have bee" re-
uorted but the weather, in most cases.
prevents the identification of the craft.
Two vessels in distress were sighted.
Yesterday evening. off DungenesS. The
weather was 50 severe that the lie
boat was unable to put out to their as
sistance This morning. one of them
sank The other. a steamer. reached
West Bay. where a tug is now stand
ing by her.
The revenue cutter Active has been
wrecked in the Firth of Forth. TWen-
tv-thrcc Of her crew were drowned and
tI,n,, u-ar,, 81 we'd
The Norwegian bark fnSa, capt.
ooscn. which sailed from Falmouth.
oct. Is. for the Tyne has been totally
wrecked at Tyncmouth and 10 MEM
brrs Of the crew have been lost.
The Swedish bark Trio was driven
ashore. late this afternoon. at West
IIJrtIrpool Durham. and was broken
m. Three of her crew We're washed
ashore alive while the remaining seven
were drowned in sight Of thousands
nf spectators powcrlcss to help them.
an attempts at rescue with rockets
carving life saving lines having failed
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-15
A GOOD WORK.
Commander and Mrs Booth Tell What the
Volunteers Have Accomplished.

New York Nov li-Thr 9Th annuaj
convention "f the Volunteers of .\lnerios,
has Just been hcld III this city. Com
mandcr Ballngton Eonth said. In TIL
last nine months the Volunteers have
reached through uut dnur AGENCIES 1854.
~ persons. and tnroush their indoor
gatherings somr l.il.361 people have
heard the gospel
Mrs. Booth speaking Of her prison work
said: 'Wp are in intimate touch Wit,
2nH" men who have been in prison OF are
in prison. ana this means that We have
reached hundreds OF thousands OF others
through thcm-wivcs. mothers children
ANA others. fully believe that Il per
cent. Of those who have promised to re-
form are leading useful lives =
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-15
The Last Boat from Dawson

Port Townsend Wash. Nov. ii-Th
steamer City OF Seattle arrived from Skag-
way. Wednesday. bringing 273 passengers
most Of whom are direct from Dawson.
having arrived at White Horse last
Thursday. on the steamer Ora. the last
boat to come up the river this season
IN" captain ana crews of various boa Is
from the Yukon were passengers on tine
Seattle. the boats having gone into win
ter quarters
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-15
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.


tn" medical "utnnllu'T ",Iaa,r .,,, ''i XII
l.IN"rp"ni - ir'r from Wy ~ H..
ih"S" whn "tr' ~uHP''''" II -
from 'i"' "'9''S Il"
The ninth genera mettlnS ~, ~ W,,,,,.
cj"ty of Naval Arch!tectir' d'r .Mhii'.
Engineers began at Ne" f"rh' ! nG' >,'"
~ III" house "i IN" NHetic"I' ""''''S II
Mechanical Engineers.
br. crton. former member OF al l4'-
inumt ior n.sit I,.,,ljnr n"litiriane.
NJ, n'i,, -, ~ tit,,'. cnmrnnns II v,.,r,
,ri,..i 7yn,Inrs,,ly nt Nyiunrrrg
- ,,. ro1,e,
y "''' ''' e,"tt' ,t,t. ,bn,,.S tb1t fbr
'l''t"H III NvH,",h! ~ "a ~,
i'"ui"rrdtS VIII udNt " hldJ" ~ III, ~
J"int ballot III thc uitllt'dl ~ ."
follows: lipiS" ol ReNlr-thtd'NtN' i'''''
ocratS. -; R"pubicdhS. ="
Nm. II. Russell. who WAS Il promintu,
member of the first board of trustees or
.anized to complete the Chicago drainasc
canal. died. Wednesday night. Dc&la
was caused by a complica'i"h Oh ulNedS
At "A sal" in New York Of Kentucky SAD
dl" horses belonging to Shelby 7. Harr-
son. Rowland S. Russell Of Boston: VINO
OWNS the trottlng mar MISS y hlth'E /
~ palc IN" TOP prltt' AlN''' I"i i-d'A
l''ii Bro"k Scal-pro"h mare l'.'' h"''''"
hlsh.
Five pcrsons were. injured one fatally
by jumping from runaway traction car
on thr hill abovc New Homestead. "a.
Nj
The car isvcr left III" track ana the III ,
torman. who stuck l" hiS post. "dS not
injured.
Owing to 4, fan while riding in tin, raj l
for tho NaZebv handicap plate At the :iu-
,,,,,, ,ro"tin,, ,T th. EnrthamrtnI, anna
pytschley hunt. Thursday. Sam L"atcs.
til" noted English jockey. broke his thigh
and several Of his ribs. Ills condition Is
serious
r.,.... ..,,,,. W., ..I,,
~; !,'ui. h~"" ~ ~ii','n ''I,r ,". ..,',. "''
'S' h'thnuiAl p'".i''l " ~ , " Ih
~ N" pulpit " 70 thc tlme "i hiS dt"tH;
ul'd az i'lonililSi"h' IN iiH'S',di 49,
-. He preached iur - Years and htCam
,inn ~, .r,nr,- d,,,.i,,. ma var
.r, -. ,i,;, ,-.f,.,.;..
ne W"ihaH A',iahfr ii;ll, = ". ntaIa, It'll
conference "l M Aiihu' Stau'S "i'i "''-
itda met AT fhilautlphla. IhufS"aN. n
connection with thc cnulerrnct no" =
amMudI session tntTr. i,epSrtH M'l|
t"iNcd ilom delegates representing thc n
branch : of tn" alliance. Several ~"
dresses "er" made.
The Chicago 4 Great Western paS-.u-
Glrr run on thr RGh MihS x Hui'nro' !,
nm" almost miracul"uSIN cSctpru being
wrecked near ,ioOdhue, Mimi. ThIrsday
rs the train was passing over hridt'
thr Stru!tNi" lrl4 tn pieces hrhInd ~
"n,Ii ',,;i ,h Ti''G ~ ir"n' IL S"aEcn OUT S,"o'
collapsed.
At Hunters Run. Pa. Wednrs,li
night Charles Tate. coIorcd. Il burglar
was shot and killed while breaking int
the house of james a. Miller. by Tie tat
tcrS son. Charles A. Miller who warrr
ne burglar ana then shot. The coroner
luiE; Thursday. rendered verdict of ju--
Carolina negro
Rev. James II. MoI>.,bui. ,y.i.t,,i
pastor Of me cb,lrch ~ ,h i,,7,I T.,
Conception AT Worcester. Mas WI.
III. h,d rctirnd IL Li I'll. N Su,'N inoThl.-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-15
Bark in Distress. Schooner Wrecked.

Boston. NOV. IA bark. probably the
Annie lewis from Rosario. WAS sighted
headed southwest. off Thatchcr's island
nj noon. by steamer :oston. from Var
mouth y : The bark Wa~ seen on
Highland Light. Monday. aud It Is likely
the recent heavy weather made her head
of shore ana sh" is NOW trying I" make
Boston harhor
Messages received in shipping CIRCLES,
TO-DAY stated that schooner GaZ'iir "i 81
John. has been wrecked IL Maitland. y
s. ami that schooner i'luC Wave u
aShor, in the River Herbert, y >
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-15
MANY Lives Lost on Denmark Shores.

Copenhagen. Nov. li.-A terrible gale
ana snow storm. lasting for the past
II hours. has done great damage
thruuChout Denmark There are fiN"
feet OF snow here. Eight vessels are
reported driven ashore, two have been
wrecked and many lives have been lost.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-15
Chicago Markets.

Chicago. Nov. =.
Strength III coarse grains both on cash
and speculative demands brought moder-
ate!N active markets on the Board OF
Trade. today. December wheat closed 4
n4N higher. December corn \ up and De.
cembcr oats = higher Provisions closed
unchansed to 2lan5c higher.
! Inc leading futures closed as follows:
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-15
Polo Notes.

Lewiston d,f fcatcd rIs molth ~ /.
and lowell defeated Portland IN +"
"Wednesday night
u was announced AT Portland. Wrdbr~-
duN night that Erucktnu. Mass. would
pat Il p"lu iram in tn field ana ioiu u
sJi.. with th- American League. 'rhr team
Will b" under thr mHua cement IF Wiiiilm
Hogan. ana I'M first gam" vii! Il" MA yrl
in f:rnc ktun. Saturday light Mr Hogan
ha- src.,r"d Lincoln from Portland i.r
first rush VIZ M, ucw team
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-15
Crew OF Nine Lost.

Belfast, NoN- l4.-t'rom Wrc'haGe
seen in Belfast Lough. today. 1t Is sup
posed that the 59-ton collier Whit" Ab-
bcy has been lost and her crew OF nine
men has been drowned.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-15
Foot Bail Notes.

The game of football that was scheu-
uled to occur between the Edward Littl.'
High school ana the Portland High
teams. Wednesday, at Auburn, has been
indefinitely postponed.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-15
POLO GAM ES.
Lawrance. 10: Lewiston. 4.

Lawrence Mass. Nov li-Ih' E"in"
team defeated I.cviStn here. tonight. in
wv tutt r,Stin. ana ouc-Sih"d game bN III
scrr, of M go Tn, work of Whippl'
and Gd,ttt uf Lawrence. ana Mercer "i
lewiston. Wa- good Lineup Jnl sHn-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-15

WIT hud running. itching sore IN my
It- Suffered iprtures Doan'S Ointment
took away tEe burning ana itching ~
StaItly unl quickly effected permane99'
ourr" C. M. Lenhart Bowling Green y.
.tNw.tt
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-15

The illness and extreme debility of
the Spanish premier. Senior Sagasta,
are causing anxiety.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-15

WHEAT-Nov.. 7l7s: Dec. 72Isaa: MAJ
IA. ~
CORN-No NOV. 5sis; Dec, 5s1s: Mav
f34 nay
GATs-Dec. 297.; May. Az.
PDRK-Jan.. H.J7tz. May, Blrz
LARD-Dec.. $50; Jan. Rs: May. sr,1
RiBS-Jan.. 40: May 72A. III z
CASH FLOUR-StrOng.
WHEAT-So, 3 spring. ssuGz, NJ J,
red, 73T74 .
CORN-NO ? Glit.
OATS No. 2. ilNF.2: NJ. white sne,
ir4 No. 2 white. Il sft43H. "'4e
RYE-So ., OK.
diARLEY--Fair To choice mailing -sa,a
FI4AXsE ED-NO ]. A. No. / %or,b
Wester1 III. "
--5e5TbGt0
MESS FORK -f3sUlis0.
LARD IS -JJlt5ZlA.
SHORT tf.IBS. SIDES T.S,4s
!. SHOULDERS sailed "a
SHDRTr CLEAR SIDES -2rqs n
GLDNETt 4sa225
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-15
Capital lettings.

Major John Z. Harlow retired from the
civil service commission and will be
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-15

NJ. jules Cambon. French ambassador
to the lnited States. will leave Paris at
the end Of the week to resume his duties
in Washington.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-15
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Furnished Daily by the Federal Stock and Grain
Co.. Office. yickeV Block. Augusta, Ne.

Le.. 52-Z.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-15
Boston Market.

Gil tSE-Sf"rd NsGlii.
EGGS Firm fresh. "
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1901-04-12
Tho City Council.

The old city council met last Friday
night. in adjourned session. and wound
up its years business. Reports were
had from the treasurer, clerk and
police judge. The bill of DIR. Connect.
500, for services on the city board Of
health. was rejected. Tho election
bills. amounting to $I6o, were allowed.
and the old council then swore in F. B.
Newcombe from 4th ward and L. j.
Barker from the ed ward. and accept
ed the resignation of Councilman Aber.
Mr.. Aber was then sworn in as mayor.
and the new council organized by the
election of Councilman John Durkin as
president of the council. Mayor Aber
then appointed the following standing
committees for the ensuing year:
FINANcE-Clayton, Schaeffer and
Durkin.
IMPRovEMENr-Scha Clayton
and Dale.
FIRE ANE LIGHr-Shore, Newcombe
and Barker.
PARK-Durkin. Schaeffer and Dale.
ORDINANCE Dale and New
combe.
-Schaeffer. Clayton and
Barker.
Under the law the City Attorney.
City Clerk. City Assessor. and Street
Commissioner are not to be appointed
until tue regular meeting in May.
The council adjourned. to meet on
the first Monday in May.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1901-04-12

Here Is q little puzzle that can be
easily figured ont. "a man with IS
cents in his pocket. was compelled to
raise . dollar. So ha pawned his IS
cents for SO cents and then sold his
pawn ticket to friend for so cents,
thus securing the dollar needed. Who
lost money by the transaction?"
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1901-04-12

The Jensen adjustable Lip Seive
will save you the annoyance and time
of changing selves for different kinds
of grain. The Jensen can be regulated
in one minute for any kind of grain
you wish to thresh. The Great Bend
ImpIt. Co. have them for sale.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1901-04-12

We are offering to the trade this
year the best Header ever exhibited in
Barton county. 1t is the Kansas No.
2. Don't fail to see it, its peach.
. Great Bend Implement Co.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1901-04-12

Pretty near an all dav rain. Tuesda.
wheat roots into joyous activity.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1901-04-12

Mrs Goo. Brinkman and daughter
returned, the first OF the week, from
an extended visit in Kansas City, KS.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1901-04-12

Thos Alley. Saline county farmer,
claims to have guessed right on the
corn crop for the past 20 years. He
says that prospects are very favorable
for a large yield this year
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1901-04-12
Anniversary Celebration.

I. o. O. F. Anniversary Celebration.
hnnsas City. April 18th 1901. Rate
one fare for the round trip via Santa
Fe Ronte. On sale April 18th and
26th, final limis April 9th.
w. TcRREY. ACT.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1901-04-12

It will pay you to see Wemmergren.
the paper hangers, sample books be-
fore you buy your spring wall paper.
The books are full width and 80 inches
long. so you can see just what you are
buying, All grades, from the best to
thu cheapest.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1901-04-12

Heck Mitchell was not hurt so bad
but what he could atteud the opera at
Great Bend. Friday night. The other
young man. (Jim Tabor, and not Carr.
as reported last week. had his collar
hone broken
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1901-04-12
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

A T&S Co to Hays and 35-100 acres
in SW qr29 10 Is ........... ....$ 76 90
Mary Bacon to Jemima Penna lots to 8
block 81 Heller Park add 10 Great Bind 90
J r Baker to Benz P Unruh re Or s. 20 Is $3.50 90
James Buchanan to A Cone lot block
1876 Great Bend NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 90
VIM Bilem to B Looney lot block II
Cianin 7UO W
Frederick Bode to Geo Borbereer, ne or
12-16-l4 and NV or l8-16-13. 1000 90
J r Baker to A Dierks ne Or and hf NV
Or N-lo. 5000. ................. 46OO %
Geo Bechtel to NJ Bachelor n hf nwqr
14SU-11. ...........-....... 1OO
NJ Bachelor to M Gales hf NV Or 12-
SOlI -.................... 1SW W
w Bursting to Anton Reif seqr So
1918 ............... 1oUO W
Burleigh TO G Bnckland lot 20 blk
u Great Bend 200 90
Marie and E g Brodie TO E Kent hf
NV Or S2-2O-l3.. 800 90
d Couchman to Iguatx Budsg hi ne or 8.
17-l2......... ......... :. ........... 1000 90
Carr Heirs to Gertrude Carr lot blk II
doisfngton 100 %
Lizzie Curtis to Florence N Gilmore lot
IL bl III Great Bent. ............... 80 90
Samuel Cone to Emma Keller lot bl 1856
Great Bend...... .................. 40 90
John Conner to Bayard sw Or 16-ls-14 90
Dommeyer to Leo Bockemohle lot IL bl
~ EiHnwood... .......... $50 90
Peter Dirks to W II Russell, ne or 70
-sO-l4 ......... -. ................ 5000 90
Ella j Harper 10 Jimima Penna lots
to Q bl 81 Great Bend -. .....,.... 100
Chas Hsidel to John omac ht = hf q 1918 400 90
John w Heizer to c Maneth sw Or l-lo-
Il ;:.::......... ..... 49,. :. ssoo 90
State Of Kaness 10 Elizabeth RudiRer hf
ne Or ls-so-N.... ......... -. 49,. se4 90
h Klein to g Heller part Of sA-io-is.. 1000 90
Henry Liein to g L Heixep bl too
Riverside Park add to Great Bend... $50 90
John Lies to Franz X Robi - Or 5ls-1i... 5000 90
81 Mayer to Peter BracI lot 2 to II bi u
Oimu1 W W
or NV Or a-l7-is ...... 49,. ...... 1000 90
80 S-ls ........- -.............. =. 500 90
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1901-04-12

The knocking birds are now doing
their nightly stunt. and the N. F..
church woodpecker is drilling away on
that galvanized suire.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1901-04-12

Barney Hofstaeller, of the south
west west, was transacting bueiness in
in Great Bend, Tuesday.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1901-04-12

j. T. Kell, of Pawnee Pock, wa
down to the county seat through tn
ain, Tuesday.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1901-04-12
Stockholders Meeting.

Stockholders Meeting.
The stockholders of the Barton
County Milling Co.. will meet in adj
journed meeting on Tuesday. the 23d
inst. Important to all concerned,
BY ORDER OF BOARD.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1901-04-12
Removal.

Removal.
have removed my Office from the
front room over Hooper, drug store to
room No. 8. over Moore's bakery in
Aliens Drug store block. Leave orders
at Aliens Drug store.
A. 81. CoNNETT, n. d.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1901-04-12

The frog crop ought to be good this
spring.
Why not got Funston to bring Pat
Grove back onto the reservationr
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1901-04-12
Cha. Mclean to Albert Mclean Sc or g.

17-1I. ...................... 100 90
II F Norcross to S w Young lot bl 1871
Great Bend. ................... 800 90
Geo OdelI to w Klepper ali of 7-a0-ls. 10 700 90
Arthur Penna. Emmers0n Penna and
Clara n Penna to Jemima Penna lots
Ito Great Bend. 1000
j Roetzel to VIM Billam lot s bl II
Clahin X5U w
James Rocks to Geo N Underhill sw Or ne
ga 12-17-l3. ................. 40 %
Louise Savage to Ida West lot bl 1871
Great Bond. .......... ....... Is %
John Sponseller to Jane Marteny lets7
and bl 43 Hoisngton ................ $50 90
G w Shurtle6 to Jane Murdy hf se or
1o-l6-1o 1890. .................. 200 90
Land Co ssCw Couchman n hf 80 or
ls-is-i< ......... ........... ..... $40 90
Webb 70 Harvey lots aud Abb 90
Great Bend o.. ................ 800
N Wilhide to VIM Rubart lots 1,2,l1
and IL b ia. =. 49,. go. -. 400 90
Fred Zutayern to A II Brown lots and 10
b is7 Great Bed ............. ..... 900 90
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1901-04-12

Are you going 10 plant trees or seed
this spring? We have the best i'm
ported stock. Satisfaction guaran.
teed. Come and see me.
AUGUST GARLIN0.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1901-04-12

John Strothman was in from Logan
township, Tuesday, freed in town by
the rain.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1901-04-12
SPECIALS IN GROCERIES

4 cans good Tomatoes -. z5c
2 lbs Arbuckles coffee. 25c
S lbs NICE black prunes. z5c
S lbs nice Ring Evap. apples z5c
Al lbs Fancy Evap. peaches z5c
81 lbs 80 - pears. z5c
Fancy Hallowene dates ID o7c
Yeast any kind per pkg. o3c
ID White Rose bakg pwd I6c
Heinz Pure Apple Butter. 1oc
Nice fresh ripe bananas dx ISc
Nice seeding oranges d.. I2c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-03
Excursion to SnoquaImie.

The fret annual picnic aud field
d1N ~ the seattle branch. Young
Mems Institute viii ha held July &
a. SnuauHlmlr faliH aud VIII par
take Of the uutufr ~ grand o..
triatie eels btutiHu.
\ special train has been charter
81 for tho occasion WhlIh wlll leave
from the foot uf Columbia street 81
q O'Clock tomorrow morning There
viii ha aeii apufta IS an kinds. and
the community.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-03
PATRIOTIC Pike ST.
WILL HOLD THE DAY
CannOns Will Boom and Bands Will Playstreet Parade
A List OF the Sports-The Young and Old Will
Celebrate the Fourth

whoop la Tomorrow Pike street
viii be the homo Of the nre-craekcr,
the torpedo, the sky rocket. the bal
leon and thousands Of people. yeuns
and old. who like 20 see an old-fnsh-
Toned celebration % the Glorious
Fourth. Pike street business men
are painting the street a patriotic
red. white and blue. and are going
% spend G.5oo, not a cent more or a
cent less. in making tbs eagle
scream. There VIII also b. sports.
music and a mammoth street parade
aud In the evening q grand outburnt
et fireworks VII scinuliale the twi-
ight and explode m the ecrulean
blue.
Three brars bands viii tear on the
music, one band being borrowed
from the domains % bis majesty
King Edward VII. and the Hon aud
the unicorn. the eagle ana the lamo
VIII he down together ia mus.
teal festival that viii cause the sun.
moon aud stars a. smile. The Duke
of ConnauEhts own rifles. other
wise known as the sixth Rsgtmeutat
ftshd % NzneauNer. b. a.. viii b. on
the street. as will also the First reg
lment musical aggregation nf seat
tic. The eeisbratiau will begin thia
evening with a band coneeu by the
Canadians at Second and PIKE.
The Fun aogias.
Tomorrow morning there will Re
q grand street parade headed by
Grand MarshRis r. f. Mullen and r.
]. McCorry and the toraI militia
companies. under command of Mai
Crane. One % the doafs viii carry
y group 81 coutoftinnists. and an
other a gaiaxy e performing aero
bats doing wonderful feats in mid
afr. while the bands play on. The
Callthumpians have also broken into
the procession. The PIKE street pau-
PIE won't explain anything about
who tha cAliihampians are, but they
are supposed 60 b. DESCENDANT %
the famous musical ruce - the cali
opiaus, inhahltluG the TaHmanIsn
mountains - Mediterranean Eurura.
who broke away from home ard
made their last appearance In pub.
lie ~ the c~iHhFati8n - the Battle 81
Bunker hAl IN the studium. This
Vtll Be the FIRST appearance on earth
q the callthumplI since. They VIII
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-03

De led by CaHthumpus, assisted rs
Calithumpotum.
M. holienbsek Spsaks
FL Hollenbeck president ~ tho
daN vii deliver an addDHaa of vel
come o. the 'fuhhrr# seeks from
other grand divisions Of Seattle ami
the United states Hon William
Hickman Nuufc Viii oner marr read
the Declaration 81 Independence in
forensic style, and councilman ".
y Riurhart Will arouse a new pa
trinuam ef the human breast In th5
principal uratoricHr tFke street effort
of this day We celebrate. All this
will happen Just after the parade
The sports viii begin az o'rInek
Pour balloons vii So up every hour
"a four different places in the four
blocks between Fret and Fifth awe
Tuea
The program - sports lsz
30 4. IA. GA Pike. between First
end Snroud-Tus ~ war between
Western Central Labor uu,an ana
trades council. SO and case ~ beer
"a winners.
Isss p m. Fourth street. between
ptks and rinrale0 Yards foot race.
open 60 Hlnatnurs nrft pfise. silver
medal EiFGH Us l. " lfEfHHFH. sec
end prize. uue meal ticket. UIHeu ~
y tauud. Boston kitchen
Hoys race. CD yards under ia Yeafs
urHt prize. 80 punches ~ dynamite
crackers second prize. five hnuc hes
ef dynamite erNckrrH.
Fat men rarn. one hat. given b.
John Smith. iff3 second avenue
Womans race. firat pfira. an rock
eu, given by e. J.. Weed second
prize iewelrY
Girls. race arsi prise. enc rocker.
Etten bY Ryan a Thompson second
I prize. tewelfY.
g.. m. PIKE street. between Ftwt
npA Second sack race one st
/ giaaswure. given hy Hancrppt.
WhrsihaFreW racr first prize. one
/ meal ticket. given bY Peek "A Hoo
restaurant. second prize. tis pin, Fig-
rn By Oscar Anderson.
Ptg-catchinE contest the one - hat
catches she Zig wins a.
fde-eatinx contest fnr boys sufine.
enc picture. Ftyius b. tho Eastern
outnttinE 60.
Four hundred japanese lanterns
{ and I. aaQ electric lights Uhl iiiumiu-
ate the fHur blocks 20 PIKE street be-
I tween Firsf ara Firth avenue. in
E the evening Ruf the fireworks will
b. touched on &c the blur at ths f1ct
n the street.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-03
Sl4, 900 VERDICT

Judge roli has signed judgment IN
The case 81 he minors II Peter car.
e,h against the seattle A San Fran
cisco tHiiuag CO. thuH awarding
trr rIHiuunH $4,000.
Peter tElreDM WHH Killed ia the
Leary coal mines about b year and
nneshhif ago. EuhHrqurutly minors
- she dead man brought Huli against
the company e. recover Tor the loss
&C their father. aud received IL yer
dict bY q JOEY awarding them Itt1
900. Judge iffl yesterday denied The
company uyN trial