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The Van Buren press., 1901-03-30
ALL SORTS.

Lemon juice followed by salt takes
out ink or rust.
The manicuring art had It's origin
In the converts of France many cen.
turtles ago.
Lake Copals, in Boeotia, famous in
antiquity for its cells, has now ocen
completely drained and turned into
$4,000 acres Of arabic land.
The cars loaded with oranges sent
out last month from southern Cali
fornia would have made each day o
train IA miles long
As illustrating the cumulative force
Of the lyc.cent piece II is shown thar
the total income OF the "a street rail-
way companies operating In Pennsyl'
vania during the fiscal year ended
June 30, 1900, was S2i,457,lsl,
No longer will the school children
be bothered by che question OF what
state In the union has two capitals
An amendment TO the Rhode Island
constitution was adopted Mt the last
election which does away with the
capital at Newport and henceior'h
the one capital city will be Pron'
dcncc.
The wood Of the chestnut tree Is
considered valuable for many rur..
poses. II is strong and tenacious and
may be subjected for years to inc IN
0ucncc OF mir, wind or water without
dccnylng. In some places the trees
are cultivated solely for the wood j,
In0amcs easily and produces great
dcol Of heat. but Is considered dan
ccrous MS fuel on account OF us
tendency TO throw out SPARKS ~
makes excellent charcoal
"Alugcsy' McGrow has discovered d
The Van Buren press., 1901-03-30

Only routine business was transact.
ed in both branches of the general as
sembly. At noon the house and SEN
ate adjourned, and at p. NJ, met in
Joint session and listened to addresses
by Senators Berry and Jones.
The Van Buren press., 1901-03-30
Killed while Fighting Fire.

Huntington. W. Va. March as.-se-
hon. Blake & Steyenson's wholesale
grocery has been burned. The loss is
100000; insured $4,000. John
Wright, fireman, was killed, and VIII
Sturgeon, fireman, seriously injured
while fighting the flames,
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sugar Refinery Closed.

New Orleans. March 9',--Thc Amer.
Jean sugar refinery here has shu; up
shop. Orders were received from the
New York headquarters for the clos
of the $4,000 state license.
The Van Buren press., 1901-03-30

Pittsburgh, Pa. March 2S.TThe
Carnegie company has received an or.
der from the Gillian government fotr
10000 tons of standard steel rails for
the roads of that country. The rails
The Van Buren press., 1901-03-30

Havana, March 2S.-The bondsmcn
Of Rathbone, former director of posts
in Cuba having refused to remain
longer on his bond, orders were is
sued on the 26th, for his arrest.
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Alleges Self-Defense.

Mount Vernon, H., March 2S.-Eli-
jah Taylor, who was shot by Robert
Hill, two weeks ago. died Tuesday
night. Hill has surrendered and
claims he shot in self'defense during
an alteration.
The Van Buren press., 1901-03-30
Kruger Isn't Coming.

New York, March 2S.-Charles D.
Pierce, the representative OF the
Orange Free State, says there is no
truth in the story circulated in Paris
that Mr.. Kruger was to come to this
The Van Buren press., 1901-03-30
4 cut In Wages April 1,

London, March 2S.---ln consequence
of the reduction Of the selling price of
iron, wages throughout the north OF
England in the manufacturing iron
trade will he reduced 7la per cent.
April /.
The Van Buren press., 1901-03-30

Concord, y. H.. March 2S.-lnfor-
nation has been received here which
leads to the belief that Rudyard Kip
ling will return to America and be-
come summer resident, at least, Ok
New IInmpshre.
The Van Buren press., 1901-03-30

She--Do you believe In this theory
about spreading disease by kissing?
lle-Well, they say there's somethine
In 1t.
"Did you ever catch anything by kiss.
ing grip"
ayes, once; .,er father saw me ut IT,"
.-yonkcrs Statesman,
The Van Buren press., 1901-03-30

New York, March ~, The name
Sing Stag, 40 far ns the village proper
In concerned, IN no more. Coy, Odcll
has signed the bill changing the name
from Slug to Osslning,
The Van Buren press., 1901-03-30

San Jose, Cal, March sS-Ihe ct,'t-
fornia Cured Fruit association has cub
The prices of prunes for export ono
half cent pound. This is for the s.zes
from 40-j0's to 00-l0O's inclusive.
The Van Buren press., 1901-03-30

New York, March ss--'l'he seven.
story building NJ NO. 40 Canal street,
owned by the Trinity corporation,
was h0dly damaged by fire last night
Tho loss Is estimated WI 100000.
The Van Buren press., 1901-03-30

New York March eS,-.NIoncy I'M. eau
nQminnlly y, ~ per cenL prime msNcnn.
,lli paper 3Vdffi. pvr cent Stecling OK.
change steady WIN actual buaneas In
bnnkcrs' pills AT iSSA for demand ma NJ
4Shi commercial billa lSiVlN.r,, silver rrr.
lilrhtea glqll'e. bar s'lfer SITE MeAloAA
dollars ice Government bvnds llriner
The Van Buren press., 1901-03-30

Prom what can learn they will
assess everybody with any money and
have division Of the spols. They
will drive all Spaniards and American
sympathiIers from the island, and for
a brief period will reyel in loot. Law
and order will become a mockery and
no law save that of anarchy will
The Van Buren press., 1901-03-30
A BAD OUTLOOK FOR CUBA.
What Represe NATIVE Warner, OF
Illinois, Concludes From Per-
sonal Observation.
THE CUDANS WILL AGREE TO ANYTHING,
All They Want il to Get the Amcri-
cans Away From the Island, ANA
Then VIII Begin 81 Reign OF Loot
and Anarchy. and Reconstruction
Must Begin Anew.

New York, March 2S.-Representa-
tive \espasian Warner, of Illinois,
who has Just returned from AN eN-
tended tour through Cuba, believes
the constitutional convention will ac-
cept the Platt amendment. says a
Washington special 20 The World. Con-
timing, Mr.. Warner said
Crime Against Humanity.
I'VE must, of course, turn the island
over to the Cubans. but il is crime
against humanity 10 Withdraw at this
time. When our troops leave the is
land YOU will witness u reign Of law
lessncss which will startle the world
and compel MS, in Che name Of Justice
TO take matters in our own hands.
The Cubans viii sign anything or do
anything TO get ua away from their
property, and when they have the
reins in their own hands you can eN-
thn
The Van Buren press., 1901-03-30

maintenance of the state government
Tor the ensuing two years was taken
up and passed.
The Van Buren press., 1901-03-30

"Mngesy' Mcdrow has discovered d
cherol,ce Indian who can hi Ike Dele
hanty, field Ike McGrow himself Hna
run the base distances IN eight bee
oudh,
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Cotton,


Quotations for mlddlns range IA foi.
lows st Louis, Slsoi New York, sMoi
Memphis, sIsc, ~, ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-17
THE COUNCIL
WILL DECIDE
On Highland Drive Asphalt Middle
Other Matters.

~ the meeting 81 the city council
tonight ths petttlau for the asphalt
paving q Highland drive from Sew
enth avenue west to Second axenur
north viii come ap. The board ~
public works took ~ action on the
petition. but rrfeYrssf ABE whole mat
ter - council. The ely ensahsrr has
estimated that the snsifr roat would
b. $3.50. ~ whish amount the gen
Frai fund ~ the city wnusd have 10
furnish about sssB
Another matter that wlii eufnc up
win be the proposition 20 lay water
mains from Melfose avenue and 9TH
er connecting streets and avenues
running e. ballard. Fremont AMI
Green Lake The estimated cost iH
3st194. uhlrh exceeds the charter
limitation BY about $1,000 II this
- ordered. tho $4,000 would have 90
be paid from the water fund Tho
great drain that this amount would
cause the water fund may cause
the indefinite postp9ncmcut 81 the
impending resolution.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-17

AT VALDES
Ssries Of Fabulous Finds Brought
Down on Excelsior.

sfsamer Excelsior. Capt. Hum
frrsy, arrived from Valdes yester-
fzy. bringing = passengers and a
nrge o. skins and moose heads. The
Vessel left Valdes June 10. establish
NJ new record for the voyage by
f1<ing u IN 8 days and - minutes.
kruzl time.
Purser Martin stated TO a Star re-
writer that stories OF fabulous gold
saroveries at the CheatachcenA
eEssngs have taken the people Of
y town Of Naldes By storm. and
nzt when the Excelsior sailed the
N2uiafion was less than 800. a re-
81 had reached the town that a
~ placer strike had been made at
spxona. tributary Of the Cooper
,ysr. but a. the report was not veri-
- ne people had discredited II.
~ Excelsior returned by the in
we passage, and met the Bertha
NtwaFd In Dixon'H entrance, and
me United States transport Seward
8fanVille channel.
y vessel r. operated BY the PA.
nae Steam Whaling GO. She will
VI again for yaldes June -, con-
-efing at Orca with steamer New
erf Tor points as far north as
Dlfch Harbor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-17
DISTINGUISHED RAILWAY men
AND PARTY
To ARRIVE IN CITY TOMORROW
Commissioners Representing twenty-five States, With the
Interstate Commerce Commission, Will Be
Entertained Here.

Afaasaehunetta-Geo. ". bishop. O.
=. Swain. engineer and staflailclhn
Michigan Miss 81. q. Hadrich
secretary.
Minnesota haa ,. Staples. 4. X.
1irsbaFF. secretary. Ihoa. fhpp sta
tiati6ian.
Mlassuri-T. }. Hennesssy. chair
man
Nyvada-EuEens Howell secretary
20 state.
New York-Ashisy W. cais. chair
man.
North Caroiina Franklin Mcneil
chairman. Samuel l. Rogers, -. H
Abbott
North Dakota. J. Youngblood.
e. a. Hammond. secretary.
Dhia=E. g. Archer. acting com
missioner. G.. NJ. Evans. acting chisf
clerk
Ponnaylyan ln-Ias. W. Latia. s.c.
fctary - internal anaira. Isaac y.
Brown. superintendent - the bureau
% railways.
south Dakota ". q. Smith. chair.
man. =. iso Coea. tr, vice chairman.
Alex. kirkpatEiek, ". Frank Gard.
nrr. secretary Ava T.. Taylor. ae
rintau' attorney general
South Caroiina-J. e.. Wuborn.
chairman
Vefmont-Levnnt ~. Head.
Virginia - q Akefa.
NVisconHin-fsraham T. Rice
NYuualnz--Csnanl l. Roy. state au-
difar.
Interstate commerce commission
ChhH A. rruuts. Edward 4 Muan-
1 D.. secretary. ". ~ Connolly. mi
Chas bingham. acting assistant noc-
rrthffes
Association 81 American Railway
Accounting Offlrefa-C. 1. sturgls, r..
Hfuaag. G. ]. wilder.
Street Hallway Accountants aHso-
ciafiau@F. y. Smith. ~. e. Mnckay.
& NJ. uuTy.
At iarxe-w ". Alnaworth. Jas.
~. Paddock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-17
MAN AND GIRL SAVED
OFF BROWNS POINT BY
CAPTAIN or TUGBOAT

TACOMA. juno iT--wfiiam Fra
ser and "A girl friend narrowly es-
capsd drowning late yesterday az
ternoon while sailing on the bay In
the aallhoat Union. which capsixea
with them on the Ear east slte renr
Hfawn's point They were out Of
the course 90 steamers coming 20 the
ETY. ana u was fast growing dark.
but though chilled and ararod both
clHav 90 the overturned craft.
Rescue came In about 20 minutes
W che tuH Fearless hove in sight.
headed for the point. Capt hurley
sighted the upturned boat and Fra
scr and the girl. who were scream
Ing Justify. and rescued them.
AZ an incident a. the rescue. the
steamer Dauntlcss had a narrow ca
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-17

The most distinguished body q
railroad meu that ever velled -
coast are scheduled O. arrive % -
attic tomorrow. The party ~ COM
posed - as delegates representing
commissions from - different states.
Win them ere nearly 100 friends
aud members u families
Represented ia the party IN add
tian 90 thH several state railroad
commissions hfs the State Railway
Accountant association. the inter
a4ate commerce commission and tho
Association Of Railway Accounting
officers. The con miHNIanefs are re-
turning 20 their hnmen from the con-
veution reeeutly fndcd IN San Frsn-
cisco.
The commissioner arrived IN
Portland early this morning and
viii leave for Tacoma al ? o'clock
tonight, when they VII remain TN
I'll tomorrow
The details q the trip after Ieav-
ing Seattle ere not announced. bat
IL . Understood that nuNnlal arrange
ments fur entertaining and showing
OF the natural advantages - Seattle
wiz ~ made hy the local railroad
men and other citizens.
The names II the party. with their
respective states are ~ fellows
Alabama John v Smith. prssi-
dent.
California 3 y Efaan. chairman
9 Is I.aumafHffr. ~. Hlark Auck ".
7 Hranon. ss=eTrtafY.
Gpiorhaoageo ~ Pest. assistant
attorney general.
tfuorEia=-J. y. Massey. secretary.
filinnis@Clesro J. Indy. chair
man Jas Mckinney. VIM. Kuuai
rick. secretary. Frank q. EWhid.
statiatician. Jas. y. Seville. aftnr-
nny for hoafd
Iowa Dwight ~ f.eWis
Jsauisiana@W ~. ~. HaFrpw. aeere-
tary.
Aaina-fiHnf o.. Nhadhsarnr.
Maryland fsats =. GrMham, tax
resFnu isaiuneF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-17
STRUGGLE
TO WREST
Roland Molineaux From
Electric Chair Is
Begun Today.

nUFFALo, June t5.-Argumentq
were begun today before the court
Of appeals in the famous ease Of
Roland MoiIneauN. now lmprlaone 4
in Sing sing under sentence 81
death Tor the murder q Mrs. Kate
Adams in New York city.
II the attorneys Tor the prlsonr-
can prove that a point Ia law has
been misruled. or that perjury has
hesn committed, the prisoner ma.'
be granted a new trial
Molineaux Is convicted % having
murdered Mrs. Adams by 'nsndiu :
her bottle q poison labeled "Brbmo
seitser,' which she took.
Molineaux comes Of a wealthy
knickeraoeker family. and Was q
prominent New York eiubman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-17
SAD DEATH.

Mrs. Ernest w. RuRe. wife Of the
manager Of the Bon Marches shoe
department died very suddenly at
the city pest house about 10 o'clock
this morning.
Mrs. Ruge became III with small
pox about week ago and on Last
Tuesday was sent 10 the pest house
Dr. w. G. Heussy attended her.
The doctor saw her yesterday and
she seemed 60 be getting along nice
~. This morning she appeared to
be much better and about o'clock
Was lifted from her bed and placed
I'm a chair while the bed clothing
was being changed. She had been
In the chair but n short time when
she tainted and fell forward into the
arms OF Mrs. BENTON, wife OF the
superintendent. She was carried to
her bed and I'm very few moments
died.
II ~ supposed that tho smallpox
brought on a complication Of heart
trouble and that caused her sudden
death. Coroner Hoye was notified.
Mrs. RuRe'H death II the frat that
has occurred ~ the present pest
house.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-17

cape from herreif meeting with an
accident. she was bringing home
"a party ~ painters and decorators
from their picnic az stones Land
inE. According 10 ono 81 her pass.
cngcfHs the pnuntless. seeing tina
caralaed sallbnat and the man and
woman being taken out Of the wa
ter by the Fearless bore down along
side ia help " necessary. The biz
crowd on the ununtleHs all rushed
n the side nearest the scene 81 the
excitement and. II n reported. came
near tipping her over onto the tug
She wis listed down nearly to the
guards. but the captain quickly
drove part Of the now scared PASS
enFera 10 the other side. Fighting the
steamer easily
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-17
SLOT MACHINES
Mayor Humes Says the Law Must
Be 0beyed.

u vas reported that Mayor Humea
would revoke the order % chief y
Police Meredith relative to ordering
gu; ali slot machines. - Tar az The
merchandise devices are concerned.
The mayor sid today.
I have nothing 10 do with the
chiefs order. II Il u according %
law. I shall most certainly stand by
Il and Gee that the las IL snfutsssd
A. far as it y in my power 90 do e
The owners 81 the merchandise
mae hines VIII make a strong effort
20 have the courts hold mat the iaw
does not apply 90 them. but only -
naeh hines that pay cash. a test case
viii NJ doubt b made. the expense
Of which wlli be borne collectively
BY the machine owners
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-17
MRS. W. DAILY
DIED AT SEA
Steamer City OF Topeka Arrives
From Skagway.

steamship City Of Topeka arriv-
Il from skagway this morning. she
brought . first class passengers and
30 tons Of coastwlse cargo. Mrs.
Jennie DAILY. wlfe % W. a. Daily. a
prominent nluerof Forty Mile creek.
died during the voyage down. Nne
has been suffering from dropsY and
heart trouble for several months, and
her husband was bringing her homo
In the hope that the climate ~
Washington and Southern California
would stimulate and strengthen her,
she passed away on June IS At ~
a. m. she has q sister. Mrs. T.
Wagner. residing az Portland. or,
and pending instructions from her.
the body viii lie At Butterworth' 4
undertaking parl0rs- Mr.. Daily y
Frustrated with grief over his sad
loss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-17
LORD IN A
NASTY FIX
An English Court Hauls
Him Up for Bigamy
in America

LONDON, June i7.--Iord Russell.
who recently gained much nswrpa-
per natoriety through his American
marriage. was arrested today FOR
blEnmy. alleged to have been com
mitted In America last year. Lord
Russell secured an American divorce
from BE English wife and married a
woman Ia Nevada.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-17
SENSATION

PITTSBURGH. PA. June IA
sensation was caused by the arrest
81 Edmund g. Converse. member Of
the executive board Of the United
states Steel Corporation. and form
erly president OF the National Food
Co. lie was taken from his private
train at Green Junction on a charge
Of having misappropriated 800. 600,
the proceeds from tho sale Of cert
tain street railway stocks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-17
STUNNING.
STRAIGHT?
Fancy Shanghai RumOr
of the DOwager's
Latest Plot.

LONDON. June IA Globe dis
patch from shanghai says.
Some pre-forclgn Chinese have az
covered a plot OF the empress dow
aEor to place Prince Tuau'H nuu. ~
Chun, on tho throne 81 CHINA. 40.
eording 10 this plot, when the roya
court returns 70 pekin the dnWaEvi
empress Win announce that bfiaand'
killed kuang Tou. that Tuan.a son Z.
the heir apparent 20 succeed 4,
the throne. with the dnwaKvr az r.
gent She viii then establish a nrw
capital al knl FunE Fu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-17
Stole His Watch.

The Painters. PaperhanRcra aud
Decorators picnic at Pleasant
Beach yesterday was an expensive
affair for Charles hlomherE "a ship
carpenter Of Port iiiakeley. While
in a crowd az tho picnic grounds
waiting % board the steamer Inland
Flyer for Seattle. some one stole his
watch aud chain, valued az about
$50. The police are investigating
the ease.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-17
POIN Err

BLOOMINGTON. Ind. June II.
ODE Frey, "a young man Of about 20,
waa sentenced 90 the peniteutlary
this morning for stealing a phyai.
clans umbrella. THIS f. tho first
time IN the history Of the Indiana
courts that a person has been legally
punished for borrowing an um-
RR.ffa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-17
Credit Where lis Due.

The good work BY Teddy corbet'
who pitched last Saturday for tina
seattle team IN the game with the
champion Portland team, was not
overlooked BY spectators who know
the game. Notwithstanding dis
co1raginR support and a stack Of 10
errors, he pitched ball 10 win. Five
strlke-oufa and only seven hits In an
II Inning game f. far better than the
average record. Teddy went into
the game 10 show the fans that ne
can stiu pitch bail IL he wants to.
He now has n government position.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-17
SHOT A PREACHERS EYE OUT
ON WIFE'S CONFESSION

strength OF "A confession made by
Mrs. BARKER TO the effect that the
preacher had attempted 10 criuiin-
ally aasault her.
Keller claims the accusation ls tho
morbid hailucination Of the woman.
Barker shot out Keller'e right eye.
For weeks the clergyman'g life was
deapalred u.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-17
Burglary on Summit Avenue.

burglars entered the fvaidrncv %
n, \. Butler at sac Summit avenue
north Saturday evening and hppro-
prlated several valuable pieces Of
jeweiry. The house was entered
through n pantry window while tho
family was away. The thieves left
NO clue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-17
TORNADO

HURON. =. d. June fg.-A torn
ado which struck paint 50 miles
southeast from this town Saturday
night and took southeastern
course. resulted In the killing OF
ten persons. and tho total drstrurs
ton ~ a considerable amount ot
property.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-17

~ before 10 o'clock Saturday night.
and demanded the money from Shi-
giki. who WAS In bed. Upon his re-
fuHal TO part with his property Tan
aka drew knife and jumping upon
Shiglkl. cut him frightfuily about
the head and body. lie then made
good his escape. Shigiki Is lying In
a prernrioua condition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-17
HIS PICTURE IN
R06UES' GALLERY
lA's Tine Le6rande Is Accused OF
Stealing Bicycle.

= /. IL Grande. alias Grant, was
slay held by Judge George for
- tn the superior court on n
nafFs u larceny.
= claimed that lie Grand. whose
Es1fe II IN the rogue'a gallery.
- bicycle belonging 10 n son Of
~ Teater, from IN front Of tho
ssbJ house yesterday afternoon.
se.nseguentiy pawning II for s.. IL
sI1hae Was arrested last night by
eeeHolnen Schannenan and Mo
.aafg. The police claim that he In
professional criminal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-17

water front lounRera found much
10 interest them today IN one Of the
auflauated four wheel paddle
steamers that ala gallant service on
the Sound in days gone by. The
boat lay alongside Of the bark shir-
lev IN gehwabacher's dock. IL IN
owned by T.. ". Powell and is dea-
tined for Salmon river. where II VIII
be used for dredging purposes,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-17
REFUSED EIGHTY Doll LARS,
TANAKA ATTEMPTS MURDER

The police are today looking for n
japanese named Tanaka. who Ia ac-
cuaod OF half numbering fellow
couutryman named shiFIkl. because
the latter would not give him $50.
Tannka entered EhiRili's room In
the Nanbu lodging house at Fourth
avenue south and Main street short
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-17

Steamer Noe1ert Dollar arrived
from san Francisco Saturday night
with passengers and 80 tons of mrr-
chnndiss After diachnrEinK her
cargo che went 10 uadtuek and
took ca q load Of lumber. thence she
fsent 70 F'airhnven az 4 y. IN. sun
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-17
GO Oh

~,noSTo, ont. June iJ.--tSeports
..,.s AZ the office % the Ontario
- AZ the Canadian Pacific this
- show that about IS per
i. u the trsckmen employed by
- r., struck accordlng 20 no.
=. men al went out tn the most
10y manner. No disturbance %
i. .re has been reported.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-17

A telegram to the Marine Ell
change from Shanghai states that
the British bark CoilingroNe. which
sailed from Port Ludlow April Aih
for that place, has pat INTO port Sc
rfouniv da ma gnd BIZ collision. she
viii have 10 20 into dry dock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-17
WHITENING PROBABLY
GONE DOWN WITH her
CREW OF THIRTY MEN

TACOMA. June IA carpenter
named Smith. who arrived here this
morning from Petersburg. Wrangei
NarroWa. reports that the steam
fishing schooner Whitening has
probably gone down, with all her
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-17

JERSEY CITY. ". j., June IT.
.Aoa. Barker, accused OF attempting
. sssassinate Rev. John Keller. the
.yfinsr spiritual guide u ny. aud
-fA' Barker, was placed on trial
IRE today. The trial promises to
z one Of the most sensational IN the
l's'ery 81 thn state.
1sfker claims he shot Keller on the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-17

WASHINGTON, n. G., June IL
Special COmmlsHioner Hockhill, at
Pekln, has informed the state dc
partment by cable that there IN good
prospect for n settlement Of the In
demnlty question before the end Of
this week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-17
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