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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-08-21
Gun Gee. to Canailn

Chicago, Aug. 15.-The Canada cup
goes back to Canada this year. The In
vader won the third race in the series
Wednesday. and thus secures the
trophy to take back with her. The
winning yacht crossed the finish line
at 3:O7 and the Cadillac 9:O9:3O. A
light breeze favored the Canadian
boat. sst $ @
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-08-21

The recent land drawing in Okla
homa will add about 10000 160-acre
farms to the Y, 900 or more homestead
entries which already constitute that
dourishing territory. 1t is suggested
that when admitted to the union it
shall be known as the Homestead
to%o -
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-08-21
News In Brief,

Governor Van SAINT, in proclama-
ton, officially designates Monday Sept.
2, as Labor Day and a holiday.
Efforts are being made at Duluth to
organize the wholesale grocers at the
head of the lakes into q national COM
blne. - . -: ...-~ -. =.
The general store of Andrew Larson
at Mora burned, causing loss of 81 900.
"A movement is on foot to increase
the liquor license at Duluth from $1,000
to $4,000. .:..
The sugar beet industry has proved
a success in Minnesota. According to
an estimate, over 50, 600 tons of beets
will be harvested before Sept. 16. In
other years the crop has averaged only
%, 600 tons. -..-.=. ~
Gov. Van SAINT received letter from
acting Adjt. Gen. Thomas Ward. of the
United States army, stating that a
field battery would be stationed at Fort
Smelling in accordance with the gov
ernor's request.
Geo. K. Lawrence will take a birds
eye view of Minneapolis and st: Paul.
His camera, the, largest ever manufac-
tured, will be attached to balloon,
Andrew Fergustad seriously injured
his brother Ben with a beer glass while
they We're discussing family troubles
In a Minneapolis saloon Andrew was
arrested. 49, ,.S K
Peter Nordliff, an emplope of the
Milwaukee shops in Minneapolis. fell
dead in a street car. E'7@ y = e.
The postofice at New Paynesyille.
has been advanced to the third class.
bringing it into the presidential grade.
s5s ". p. Lee, of the state board Of con-
troll, had his pocket picked at Wild
wood 'e He lost $40 and some mileage
books 90 < Later the wallet was returned
to him BY mail, minus the money.
Gov. Van SAINT issued proclamation
Offering q reward of $500 for the arrest,
and conviction Of the man who held nm
and shot August Mortz, Aug. 2. On the.
highway two miles out of Elk River.
The search for the perpetrator is being
vigorously pushed.
The In next annual sanperfest Of the
Western division of the American
Union Of Swedish Singers will be held.
"a Minneapolis IN 1903. -. 81
At the Crookston land Office. during
the the month Of July, 131 first homestead
proofs were made, 1877 timber culture
entries and 68 cash entries, the total
receipts aggregating 3l2,312.s2.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-08-21

Current predictions regarding the
corn crop are chiefly wild guess work.
Those who wish to make reliable sta
tistics had better wait till 'tthe frost is
on the2punkin and the fodder'sin the
shOck.'s >,a-s a.. - -
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-08-21
THE EAST.

The challenger yacht Shamrock II.
has arrived off Sandy Hook in tow of
the Erin.
w. NJ. Evarts' personal estate
amounted to $315.175. .- 49,.
Three men, Charles White, James
Whitney and Edgar Lane, were
drowned in the Galoup rapids near
Ogdensburg, N. Y, by the sinking Of
the private yacht Rhea.
Fire destroyed the large sawmill
and planing-mill and $4,000 feet OF
lumber owned by r. T. Buzard, at
Carrier, near Dubois, Pa. Loss, be-
tween $4,000 and 100000; insured.
The challenger yacht Shamrock II.
was brought to an anchorage off
Tompkinsville,5 Staten Island. She
was given. enthusiastic greeting by
thousands. Her skipper is hopeful of
success.
An estimate places the number of
steel workers on strike at $4,000, the
number quitting as the. result of
President Skaters latest order be-
ing $4,000. Workers at East St. Louis
refused to strike: s2'r-
Both factions of the steel strike are
confident of victory. Total of idle men
now $4,000. .;,s. i
July railroad reports show remark
able gain in business.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-21
ARRIVAL OF
FARALL0N
Brings Down the Latest News From
Alaska.

The Alaska Steamship Co.'S steam
er Farnilon arrived frum SbnENay
az ~ a. IN. today. she brought ths
following late adviraas
4 sfs-cial dispatch 10 the skagway
News says
Dawson. May "a. tfs p. m-The
ice went out ~ ten minutes past four
this afternoon Aa far down fha
river as eau = seen the Htrrnm +
clear. although q lam a. reported
some distance down No reports
from up-river points received a. yet
although Il II supposed % be open
all the way.
According ~ n Dawson gambler
who came % skagway on one Of thu
last boats, Geo. a. Liable. a wstl
known Seattle sporting man. n con-
tcmplatinE q trip to Dawson iu the
early part o. the season II the re-
cent gambling order u not too rigid
~ enforced. a bout a year ago hs
won 81 60 in three days IN "a Sc
attic gambling house. and several
times he has won so 00a at a sitting
In fact. y winning Of this amount b3
Liable has ceased % excite more
than passing comment IN Seattle.
Mrs. Hlake, - Vancouver. v no f.
AZ the Fifth Avenue hotel. HhaRwav.
T. the secretary ~ board that Il
preparing 70 build n home for min
era IN seattle and Vancouver.
During the past few days the
trnffic department % the White Pass
4 Yukon route at SkaEway has con
trncted in advance for all the cold
stora sc space on its rail- and steam
ar lines from skaRWay 20 Dawson
for the entire season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-21
VISITING
THE CITY
Distinguished Members OF
Naval Committee Are
Entertained.

In Seattle today are two dis-
tnEuiabcd guests. both members OF
the federal house Of representative.
They are George Edmund Foan. Of
Illinois. chairman uf the house com
mltlrr ON naval uffhirH. aud Austen
q. Dayton. ~ West virginia. the
second member ~ the committee.
With the party are Mrn, Dayton,
Judge Henry lrhuu0n. preHident Of
the supreme court Of appeals. West
Virginia. and Clarence ". nefniEht
prominent attorney of Washing
ton. -. a.
The party arrived In the city at s
o'clock thia morning from Portland
and were met by Judge Thomas
Burke. Councilman james. President
elise and Secretary Fruach. Of the
chamber Of commerce.
Upon invitation from capt Bur
we'll. cammnndant at the United
States naval station al Hremertpn.
the party left ON the COVER npeut tuE
pnwtueket at e 80 O'Clock on visit
90 thc drydoek. Mr.. James accom-
enmphuird them.
The guests returned AZ J o'clock
this afternoon and were shown
about the city by Judge Burke and
others. The party leaves at is to-
night for the East.
owing To business Hfuirh the re-
manning members Of the committee
were unable TO make the trip.
What a beautiful place" said
Congressman Dayton" An excel
lent hhrboF.' remarked Attorney De
knight.
Judge Brnnnon. upon hearing the
remarks II Mr. Dayton and Attof-
nsy de knight. saif Seattle IL al
ready a wonderful city. Her people
are noted COR Their hospitality.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-21
COUNTY
OFFICIALS
RETURN

County Commissioner T.. Q. Smith
and =. J. smith returned today after
q short trip 10 5noqunlmie, where
they have been for "A number ~ days
GRuriuR on changing the course Of
the river and constructing a dam 10
protect the county bridge at thai
place.
The bridge has already been dam
aged congider4hly, and the commits
Eionern hrs u the opinion that the
improvements are necessary for the
preservation % the county proper
-.
An arteai8n we'll may soou be drill
Cd at the County hospital. The COM
misaiouera are nov contemplating
this Improvement. The benefits Of r.
good supply Of water at the place
would fuldll a i1ng-felt want The
present supply is very poor, and tho
Commlas toner's have been sought on
numerous oceafioua to make soma
other provision.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-21

question II they will be repaired In
u"'e to sail as pc! ssacdule.
Tag state or California sailed
Tor skaEway aud way ports lant
nisht with two hundred passengers,
furser Bush. OF the Al-Ki, hna
hoen promoted go be the agent of
the fueiHe Coast CO at Nome, and
i'uraer Jones, of the Senator has
horn transferred to the city of To-
pcka.
The steamer Mexico has hecn pur-
chased by Vancouver parties and
VII be placed on the run between
the latter place and Mexico. capt
Z, =. Gaino has been appointed hc-
attic agent.
The g u. Lame has been extern
eiNeiy repaired and VIII he placed ON
the Nome run and operated iu con-
nectiou With the oregon.
The Centennial win an Tor Nome
Oh May asth. She leaves san Fran
cisco for Seattle today. and viii load
freiSht at once.
The Balboa. belonging to the
North American Commercial Co. D.
rapidly loading with freight She
VIII SAL for Nome toward tho latter
part OF the week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-21
INVESTIGATING
COM ITTEE

n was learned late this afternoon
that the council COMMITTEES appoint
81 last night on petition 81 the Law
and order league to Investigate the
charges against chief If Police
Meredith. VIII probably not be CALI
ed together before Thursday night.
Several members ~ the special COM
mittee have standing COMMITTEES
meetings 20 attend tonight ard to-
n0rrow night. and II win be impoH-
aible 10 get 10 the iuvestiFn tion mat
ter before Thursday night
we do not want and viii not have
a withdrawing investigation ~ this
matter. said "a prominent member
Of the committee today I'VE shall
carefully and fairly look into thc
matter and lf Chief Meredith IL gull
tv. as his chief Hcruarr says. We
shall act accordingly. I cannot say
yet what course We viii pursue in
conducting this investigation. That
matter will be determined upun
when the committee meets and
formally organizes"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-21
A CREDIT TO
UNIVERSITY
Thos. W. Mitchell Secures Wiscon.
sin Scholarship.

The department 81 economies Of
the University 81 Wisconsin. at Mad
iauns has conferred upon Thomas W
Mitchell 81 the University - wash
lnEton. n t2ao graduate olIoiarnhip.
ST. Mitchell graduated az the Unit
NerBitF 90 Washington last year 1ir
VAS n student II lr. J. Allen smith
ana ln competing for the prize offer
ei ~ the University 81 Wisconsin
be wrote very elaborate article on
the Hallway Problem" and ably
diseusard the many intricate feat
ares - the eHrus The prizes offered
hY the University 81 Wisconsin are
competed for ~ college professors
uith years n experience. aud as AIR
Mitchell - yet very guuus man
hih recent success iH very cfedifn hle.
The students Of the University ~
Washington Who have met defeat
thlH year Ia the debating ard nthiet.
- contests. may console thsmHsls 80
aith the fact that Mr. Mitchell has
- some extent redeemed the uuiVar-
city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-21

At t675 ~ Ladies' Venetian
Cloth Jaekets. tight or half
fitting backs. double and
single breasted. silk and sat
in lined throughout. they
are in black. tan and castor.
they have been priced at
$50: yours for :........ 1915
At s50-Venetian and Covert
Cloth Coats. black. oxford.
tan and castor. double and
SINCE breasted. tailor
stitched and velvet collars.
rich satin lining. these were
81 20. for ..............sg.5D
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-21
BETWEEN
TWO FIRES
Judge Winsor Has Considine's
Libelous Letter---He May
Use h Later On.

John Consldine. the gambler who
has made the charges ~ corruption
against chief ~ Police Meredith. and
who has been subpoeuacd an n wit
ness on behlf ~ the defense Ia the
criminal libel ease against II, II.
Caytans the editor who published al
legged lihelous matter against Mere
dtth. II between two fres.
Gunzidine will be asked 20 testify
In this case. and viii thus be gives
a chance To prove bis charges.
Judge Wiusar IL In possession 81
one OF the two letters that ConHtdinv
signed. making his charges.
II Coauldine refuses 10 unhosou
himself and testify fully and clear
~. Judge winsor SAYS be will At once
proceed against Couaidtne for erin
inai libel on the strength ~ the let
ter In his possession The ease MI
be nled I'm the superior court.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-21
GOSSIP

NT.w YORK. May .i.-The news
from PATHS that President Laubs'
and J. pierpant Morgan will have q
conference today. has started a live
~ run q Panama canal gosalp Nor
gan vas credited. before h. sailed
with having designs on the canal
BE. with hia unlimited tssaurca4.
could complete the canal In a fev
years. giving him command q enc
% the greatest martins highway
IN the world. ard proving Of immcnss
value TO bis present transportation
interests.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-21
A BUNCH OF
THE INNOCENT

The cases Of three notorious wou-
en- and two gamblers are being tried
before Judge George this afternoon
Stella Nelson. who Is accused u
r. ealing gzs5 from =. q. Frazer IN a
saloon box. seems % De IN luck.
The complaining witness cannot BE-
found. and abe viii probably be dis
charged.
Laura Coleman and Mrtle West.
alias Mrs Kimbail. are being tried
for r0bblnR 7. e. Donnell Of $50 In n
saloon box.
Frank Edwards and Joe Wright
viii stand trial on the charge OF
grand larceny. Eugene Alden, who
lost $50 over their table. Is the com
planning witness.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-21
TESTIFIES IN
OWN BEHALF
RobInette, on Trial for kidnapping,
Defends Himself.

Hohncttc occupied thu stand the
greater part 81 the morning iu his
own behalf Mira. Colhafn. tho Wos
man i'm the ease. Wuh still unable 10
boz present Ia court. iter ttHsimuuy
was not required. however. aa A..
HiHtaut Prosecuting Attorney Vince
fahru stated that he would admit
her statements.
HnhIucttu'a testimony was essen
tally the same ha at the FIRST trial
tie nHld he had no intention 81 com
HHtiIuE the child from It's mother.
He h1d 20 recollection II telling the
authorities that ha had the boy. lie
admitted however. that be pro
rrvdvd tu get drunk OF hearing Of
STE. euiburu'H Intention OF marry
ing Nj c1'burn. and that he might
have said most anything.
The case VIII 80 ta the jury early
this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-21
AT LAST T..

The special committee. 20 which
vas referred the fixing Of tho re-
gpouslbility on rifr officers for tho
violation ~ ordinances prohibiting
the leaving ~ bull aiHe material and
other rubbish lu che streets. win
meet and take action On the cpuncii
cha rnber Friday night. The commit
tee is composed ~ supt. Little, Fire
chlsf cook. Fire Marshal Kellogg.
Sidewalk Inspector Cook. Street
Foreman Walters Franchise Inspect
or wheeler. Chief Of Police Mere
dith. Health Officer McKechnie, city
Attorney be Bruler and Building In
apcctgr Place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-21
MR.. eoWEH's VIEWS.

The Rev. Mr. Herbert II. Gowcn.
rector Of Trinity paTiph church.
when shown the foregoing dispatch
by a representative Of the star. said
1T r. true there IL such a move
mcnt on foot. hut / scarcely believe
IL has as yet taken Definite and pos
tive form. The subject Of this
change may come M before the gen
eral convention Of the Protestant
Episcopal church. 10 be held at San
Francisco next October: or, the dis
cussion may be postponed until an
other year"
Asked concerning the object Of
making such q change in the con-
duct % his church. Mr.. Gowen sx-
riuined that &c present the Protect &
ant Episcopal church il governed by
tho house Of bishops. presided over
BY the bishop. who II senior by date
q his eouHocration. that IN n house
~ bishops composed Of from 50 20
100 mem herF, IL necessarily occurs
that the presiding oficer-hy the
fact Of his advanced aEe-has pass
ed the time OF his best usefulness
yet being senior by conservation. Il
Il the Law Of the church that he be
elected 20 the presidents chair and
retain that office while he lives.
Should the change in contempls-
ton be adopted. the arehbishops
would 10 at liberty 20 select from
among themselves the man best Mt
ted for the Office OF general over
seer OF the chuuh.
on the other hand. Mr. Gowen ex-
planned. some Of the bishops do not
prefer to be placed under the iuris-
diction OF any one parsonage In the
church: they prefer 20 remain as
they now are, ameniable In their
acts 10 the mRtority-voice OF the
house Of bishops. The adoption Of
the new plan, then. would be oppos-
cd by these bishops. while II proba bly,
would be supported by the others,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-21
EXPELLED!

WASHINGTON. y. G, May 81
Secretary Root this afternoon ap-
proved the sentence n cuurtmartial
at West raint rs which ave cadets
are expelled aud sis othrm suspend
cd. and minor punishment inflicted
on O. others. The nHmea 81 fhe cul-
! FitH viii not be made public until
published 81 the academy tomorrow
Cadet MacArfhgr. son - Gen. Ma
Arthur. was one receiving minor
punishment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-21
DEATH OF
ALEX. SWEET

SEY YORK. May 2i.--Aiexander
Edwin Sweet. founder Of Texas slft-
inEu, and a humoriHt 81 national rep
utatiou. under the pen names Of col
fiil short ana Rev. Whhngdoodle.' -
IN dead at his home IN this city Of
heart disease. with which he had
suffered for several years. He was
q native q Nova Scotia. and g.
years 81 age
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-21
JUDGE EMERY
LAID AT REST

Funeral services for the late Judsc
Chas. u Emory were held ut -
O'Clock This morning from Batter
ss.nrth's chapel. Hex. J. z. Il. Llwyd
nffiriated. fuserment was made At
I.akeviaw cemetery. The following
gentlemen artad a. pail bearers: W.
II. Scott. John Collins. Judge Jacobs,
Walter =. Fulton. Eben smith ani
Judge Hartford.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-21

Or. BOries: Ry the time you set
this note will be on my way TO an
other climate. Believe me am very
thankful for your services as you
will find accompanying this note the
money which l should have given
you at the hospital While I'm Ta-
coma l read an article In a paper
called the star about how YOU had
found home for a deserted baby.
WIN you do the same Tor my little
one The articfc IN the Seattle paper
u what lead me- 20 come 10 this city
and see you. / hope I was not as
hsartiess a. the other girl that so
tieited your services at Providence
hospital Some day I VIII return 60
Seattle. Please ind n good home Tor
baby. SADIE WARD.
Or. Boriea says the girl had no
funds until after the man visited
hcr. She was very pretty. accordins
10 Or Eoriess description.
The following telegram was recctv-
ed from Tacoma today,
TACOMA. May 1t--Ada WArde II
not known here. 4 a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-21
LECTURE FOR
GOOD OF LABOR

n haa been announced that Or. W
d. simouds will. on Thursday even
ing. az q. a H. hall. Collins build
ms. deliver a lecture for the henc-
~ u the Labor Temple. subject.
oliver Wendell Holmes" The
committee Of the Retail Clerks
union having the commendabie at
fair Ia charge. made an error Ia the
subject Of Dr. simonts lecture. To-
day the gentleman informs the pub
fic that he VIII talk on Wendell
Phillips. the Friend pf Labor" Ad-
mission vii be = cents
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-21

/. n Y ;. Fish commission atea M
$500 lies IN the stream inn
= - aslsfn ~ tho cutter perry.
e, s...4fhe1 from Tacoma q few
- and white there her Officers
e -, mat the machiniHta were
49, The boiler ~ her launch
Z a. .spalfiug and she uuahlpueI
sa.. Ant II 10 one 81 the local
y ,sss - repaired. The command
- - va notified that strife
-. and that The Job could not
b ms,s.. he AZ once sent four II
- alnists. who are regularly
~ men 70 Do the work. and
l. a. AiDetroHs rode az anchor
$50. ma the ship'a uerbsnics
II ~ sh the boiler. A. nrHt the
va. loatn 20 enter shop
| - sHlke was on, but whcn
sfai.y,- SHOWN that they were
ass,, unlisted men. and would
Vs.. nlartialsd for dIaobedienre
49,. y they refused to repair
T. y they ooeyed their superb
srs,ss laosafross will SAN for South
~ Msta tomorrow. whore she
as,ss ny Tor the governments
II u eHionE The fisheries. return
IN Francisco. her home
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-21
No Case against Him.

BAN FRANCISCO. May FL.
Wolff. the oNuroHsmau arrested here
lnHt week FOE having In charge "a
trunk full of opium sent - San
FraueiHeu from Seattle. huH been
discharged by United Htatca Com
missioner lteueoek The authoiititH
are now searching for q. ". Wilson
10 whom the opium WA eoualgued
at san Eraurlaru.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-21
and
SHIPPERS

Major Ruhlen states that inside Of
two weeks tho EoaecranB will be
doCked at HFemerton and have her
hull scraped and painted. prepara-
tory 20 sailing for Alaska.
BY June 2 nine steamers are ad-
vortised to sail Tor Nome. Several
~ them are IN the game predica-
mont as the Garoune on account Of
the mGNhinlsts' strike. aud Il is q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-21
GEN. KAPUS
A SUICIDE

PORTLAND. or. April 2is-den.
VIM. kapua. formerly United States
consul n sydney. Australia, aud
prominent politician. committed sui.
eide this morning. lie was chief OF
the city engineers department.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-21
LAST EDITION.
u O'Clock.
II 0. H. y

BRISTOL. Masn.. May ei.-Tho
Constitution. America "a new cup de-
fender started ON her initial spin
Ia Narrbgnnsytt bay this morning
Later=Nat ncrreshou was at the
wheel The lEht wind died away
entirely shortly after the start. but
whom a little breeze came at times
the Yacht acted beautifully.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-21
IT'S A TIP.

HAvASA. May Alt u generally
expected that the Cuban eonatitus
tional convention. which is In session
today. viii publicly adop, the platt
amfndment before Adjournment. on
sunday a secret ballot Waa taken. Il
IL Understood. which showed only
two members holding nut against the
adoption 20 the amendment. The tip
Il out In government circles that tn
convention viii confirm this secret
work some time today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-21
IN The COURTS.

a jury was tmpeneled this morn
Ing 10 hear the numerous eases in
volved IA the proceedings 10 con-
denim the Cedar river water shed
property
Late this afternoon the jury.
couuseis and n number OF city onl-
elals will start for Cedar river and
view the property In question.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-21
Everett Smith, ST., Is m.

Everett Smith, sr.. father 81 the
well known attorney Of the same
name. was removed % the Seattle
General hospital from the family res
Idence on Eighteenth near Madison,
IN the ambulance this morning. The
old gentleman d. suffering from q
complication ~ diseases.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-21
One Divorce.

Henry Eekart complains ~ PAU
line Eekart and asks FOR divorce
on the grounds % DISCRETION. Thu
parties we're married at 1t. Louis.
Mo. Oct. ~. 1904.
An order was signed today by
Judge Tnllman dccrecing g72.f27 u
tho First National bank In the case
against J. =. McNauRht ct nj.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-21
HE WEEPS.

NEW YORK. May 21.-Admirnl
schley arrived today from Europe
on the steamer Wilhelm Crosse. pas
genRerE say the admiral wept last
night whom he announced in tho
delivery of n speech that he had
made his last trip at sea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-21
To His Memory.

LONDON. May 9I.-It has been
finally decided that "a monument 20
the memory ~ the late Sir Arthur
sullivan shall 70 creccd NJ 81. paura
cathedral and that an Arthur Sui
LYNN scholarship rhnll be- endowed
ut the Royal Academy Of Music.