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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-06

Conner. W. 3. Mayneid.
MuHic-Ius. Winahip. G. =. Fraach.
=. ] Gahst. =. ~ Montgomery. r.
a. Mckay and ~ r. MORGAN.
PrixeH-J. 3 Higgins. a. ".
o'Neli. ". A. Conraunou. James
chttstcnaen. ". II. 4. Dell and &.
g. Damon.
Floor W. ~ =. Rel =. g Van
AlHiynes v. ~ Brown. y =. phaif.
A M. Allen. =. e. KoarneY. james
BraniEHn. ,. a. Harris Herb Jen-
uer and George " Green.
Tickets and Invitation 4. y. Hick
ford. q W.O'Neil. wm Crook. J =.
hcSssi. I'D LAWN. FL l.. Melton
and y. g. J. Nelson
Hecepfiou-A KiHtler. Geo. A. pia-
duck l. NJ. Newman Fred Andcr-
son. : koeuiE. y O. Christensen.
J. NJ RYAN. y. 6 Albee. u. N. Ncy.
-. u. HelEparn, y. Heupcn. . "
Hemphfil 9 ". Moore ". ~ Tav-
Tor l. y. stetsau. =. wiley. Charles
Johnson. ]. O. Love. =. l. Runkls.
Geo. Matheson. -. v. Erickson. s
phyaae. Gilbert ounle. J A Stavtk
Robert Jones. J n Wilson. II r.
shannon ~ A. Farmer. J. p. Ad-
ANS. a. p Webster
on Games NJ. 9. Mason. Pred =
Townsend. w. J. Barnett. a. s.
Goldsmith. VIM. Henael. ir.. NJ q.
Conrad, } y. Adams. entry clerk.
q. ". osNeif
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-06
In Hotels.


Following are among the late ar
rivals at the Northern: VIM. Kirsch-
baum. A. r.. Giimer. G. W. Bond.
RuvertOn: John sitter. Wardner.
Ida; T. y. Frederickson, Tacoma
4. G. Pitkin, Spokane.
At the Brunswick: G. O. Bond ana
wife. oregon. Mo-: Capt. ]. l.. sperry
81 skaRway. well known Nome
shipper. -. J. Plummer, Grand Pass,
or: J. y. Heberry, San Francisco.
Hiram Smith and Joseph Hnlherway,
Oak Harbor. G. +. Lawrence, Ever
EFT.
At the Stevens: II. W. Iaherwood.
Portland Mrs J. Peck, Whitby Iel-
and. Geo. w. BogRe. Tacoma; ~.
Schmidt, New Westminster: II. ID.
Allison, Auacortes.
AZ the Dillsr: w. ~. Lord, n well
known Tolt miner: Rev. j. II. Jou-
dnu, "A well known Masonic official
Of Washington, -. G. w. G. Rrokow,
q StanwoOd miner; j. NJ. lett.
creamery man Of Oak Harbor: A. II.
Kohne, n Coupeyille merchant.
Al the Butler: w. n. stnrtton and
". ] Redpath. Olympia. II. Fox.
Victoria. r.. H. Runkel and wife.
Anaconda; I. j. Germans and A. l..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-06
LATEST
On Machinists' Strike
Master BIacksmiths
Grant Nine Hour
Work-Da

IL was stated at machinists head
quarters late this afternoon that
prominent meusser~ OF the Metal
Trades association we're golng about
the city using their influence to Ees
small machine shops. that have sign
I'd the agreement 20 close. II l. said
that the manufacturers hope TO
break the backbone % the strike by
SETTING all the smaller shops with
them. and then force the rnachiaints
TO return 70 their sheps. The mach
inists say the manufacturers met
with no success.
The master hiaeksnitha refuse 20
Listen 20 the manufacturers arsu.
meat and have already granted their
men s-hour day with former pay.
II Was stated at machinists' head
quarters that ths Olympic founder
wss refusing TO DO sny casting for
shops that had signed the Axres-
n1ent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-06
THRILLING ESCAPES.

What was the uArrewest sprape
you ever had from death OF personal
fess question was put 70 many ~
the departing police chiefs who have
just brought their convention 20 n
close.
VIM. A. Pinkerton. Of the Pinksr-
ton Detective bureau. Chicago, re-
piled
My narrowest escape was IN 1871
when / was running down n hand o.
train robbers IN the mountains Of
Tennessee. Levi harrington. the
leader - the gang. was known 20 be
a desperate man. We'll. I was hot
on his tracks In the hackwootis u
Tennessee. and nnaily found myself
In sight ~ him. shall never for
get that glare In HE eyes as he stood
at bay. Re had drawn an immense
revolver and was pumping lead az
me. 7 got one OF hiH big bullets IN
my side. but was Htili able to get
my own weapon into action. and
succeeded IN capturing him
Chidf Phil Dietsch II eff bait:
-Four shots were fred AZ M ~
close range ono night. was walking
along Hammond street In Cincin
rnti. when / heard the pop Of a
ristol saw a fellow who imaRin-
ed I had done him a wrong. lie had
fred four times. NJ escape was
due 20 the fact that the mans weap-
on was one ~ the old fashioned four
barreicd pistols"
Chief IHn Of Chattanooga.
- notorious criminal gave mo
my hottest call IN room in
the Reade house. ChaftnnooRa. sew
eral years ago. Ills name
was FitzHlmmona, and he was
one ~ the worst men that ever led
band Of robbers RE was playing
gentleman and had registered a. tho
Heade house. ] vent N hia room
unannounced. The minute the door
opened I found myself confronted by
2 Wild looking chap with "a pistol.
He fired four shots at me. md
would never have got away had u
not been for n policeman had TAX
en- with me"
Col Mathew Kiely. chief Of 81.
Louis:
IT Il hard 10 say which was my
closest call. when John Casey, n
burglar. gave me running duel with
pistols sending two bullets through
my hat, or when Frank Moore. alias
Bert Mcclure. and I fought n hand
to-hand duel IN a dark room. / ran
Moore down one night and entered
hls room IN the dark. lie had a
long dirk and. making q plunge At
me, cut my coat. I had my club
Now and then we would come IN
contact in the dark like two cats.
dealt him n heavy blow on the side
az the head. which was purely acct
dental. II felled him"
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into northern Michigan and found
him At work IN q cav mil, lie grab
bed an axe and ruhhsd al me. Foe
tanatuly 1 fell backward from the
PLATFORM aud when / fegalnud my
feet had my pistol tn action
Mai sylvester, chief Of police of
Washington and president ~ the Ma
tlonal Association OF Police Chiefs
out Ia the Ute oountry In Color
ado, VAS shot AZ many times. hut ]
think NV narroNcHt escape frosn
GeRth was one daY white farding q
river, My horse got into quickanNd
and went down The stream was
swollen and the current swift. / wac
nearly unconscious when l crhWled
on the opposite bank.
chief J, j nonahue % Omaha.
Nub.!
a negro burglar snapped his pts.
tel twice az me- when l was trying
20 arrest him. When captured him
l found that there were only two
chambers empty. The other TIRES
were charged"
chief Foster OF Albany. n. y
MY narruweat escape vas lees
than month ago. when the hie
strike was on M Albany. one II the
heliiEerrut strikers hurled a bflcs
az me. which took OF ms hat like a
whlrlNind, II WIS CLOSE shave
chief Austin of birmingham. Ala F.
When a mob ~ 0oa infurlhte I
gitlHenf was trying 60 lynch Dick
NawuH, - murderer / was one 81 q
platoon ~ police and deputies IRE !
upon Several men near me feli
dead
chief nodenbauRh 81 Notfistown.
Ia.
Ny narruwest csehpr7 Do YOU
see that scar ON my Jaw Well.
that vas put there ~ a sneak thief
was trying 90 lock up IL lung
big knife Into ny cheek"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-06

OF DEATH
Witnesses the Burying
OF Breckenridge
Fued.

- fNHff'Hl isatAtlAtftf'f
LEXINGTON. Ky. June The
Hmple funeral services for Mrs. Liis
iia Hrlckinridg". wife Of Gen. Roo-
crt D. Rreekinridae. attorney general
% Kentucky. was not only the puW
ine Of the last 81 distinguished and
unfortunate family, hut, hn al the
funeral II VIM. Preston Thornton "a
Louisville a few years ago. u brought
together two warning political fac
lions. and may have great bearing
on the future history of this state.
Mr. iirechufldRe VAS the young
eHt daughter 81 Moses M0rriHuus q
wealthy f.eAinEtuuiHu. who reared a
family consisting ~ Ave girls ana
three boys Misfortune oVertaoa
one after the other ~ the family
whom al the biue Grass state at one
time Was won't 20 pattern after, un-
go NrH. nrrehinndEa passed away.
Tier oldest sister was the nrat wife
81 Gen nreckinrtdFe.
The funeral services we're held iu
the home 81 Cot ", G I. Hrvckin.
ridge. who was the foremost Zoe ~
the faction ~ the Democratic party
represented by Gen. nreckinridEe,
HIS brother. aud Wan. Goehrl. Gov.
NtfN NNMfN ann the nAHNF stare ON
Clals met Ia tire home 81 Col Hreek
infldEs and over the bier shook
hands with their political foes. al.
though for two years there has been
the bittsrent sort II warfare betwesa
the factions. IN which the assassin
atiun = Vim. Goehrl and the prose-
cution ~ the Republicans elected 70
state offices for completely In the
crime we're leading iueidsutH.
Years ngn. when she Lexington
csmetefy was established. there vas
n bitter feud on between gobsft J.
Hfeckiuridse and Gen. WIN Pres
fuu. and. strange 20 relate. this bit
teruena vas hinttsd cut At "A funeral
where the members % the families
met " honor the memory % the
dead. a. they did here again.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-06
DOINCS ON
THE FRONT

Capt. J. =. f.ennon. pilot - the
Nome steamer isanis. " home from
Alaska lie left fhs vessel a. SYak
taY. May The bee is farther anuth
Tits year than in the previous his
tory u Alaskan navigation. and
many vessels which iefi butch Har.
tnr for Hfisfoi hay wTrr compelled
90 put hack on account ~ the Ice.
The schooner Gen. stFiIu Euf away
last niEht with a cargo u go tons
burden and y paHsenHerH The wee.
eel = owned b. the United States
Mercantile Co.. ard g. commanded
- Capt. =. l. johnson. Mr. John
Hou was the only NomHn passenger
aboard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-06

CONVENTION

= BAPTIST association IL IN its
1sgs session at En0hoTniah.
.aent clerKymen and laymen
~ parts 81 the state are pres
..,as'lan Educatlou" was the
- - q an Interesting discussion
session, participated in by
~. !. y. Weber and Judge X.
4 I.s.sn % Seattle. General Mis-
- W. u. Randall OF Tacoma
49,. a chart showing the lavish
'y of western churches IN
49, @s-.lef - missionary funds corn
sith the generosity Of old
-, - ohsfed and weather. con-
'.ssns % the Fast.
- mons of Seattle, the leading
= Ne Anti-saloon league Of
.s@.stoa, made a plea FOR total
aiternoon tho ladies' had
r...,i the program. and many
~ls addresses were delivered
] - -,pnaFles from China, Japan
i ~ foreign countries.
6saNyer u Seattle delivered
"A 49,. illustrated with sterop-
~. efe . Delegates present. 15
q are from Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-06
Dismissed. oisRrseed.

WEST POINT. y. Y. June g g.
y. Werner. 9f Syracuse. y Y. and
Charles : Perry. 81 Iowa. both
cadets az Ehr West ruinf military
academy. eere aummaFilY dismissed
frHtn the Academy yesterday for
having falsely obtained permission
a. b. absent from the past The
boys were CONTAMINATED.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-06
BRILLIANT

SALT LAKE. June e.@GoV. Heller
NJ. Wells ~ Utah aud Miss Emily
kain. formerly society editor of the
Salt lake Herald. wsr. married last
evening at the home % the brides
mother In this city The = addlne
vas q brilliant social affair.
The marriage ceremony vas per
formed hY bishop -. =. whitney AMI
waR IN accordance with the ritual OF
the Norman church
The bride and groom departed to-
DAY for the Esst They viii spend
an weeks In touring the larger citisa
o. the Atlantic coast and Middle
West. and will be At home after sep
sempsr ]. AZ tho executive mansion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-06
OLD BOOTS,
new BOOTS

TACOMA. June Ut IL rumored
here that W. q. Penree. who now
occupies the position Of assistant to
President Mellen, ia TO be promoted
To succeed J.W. Kenffick ne vice
president and general manager for
the Northern Pacific. II r. also ru-
mored that Mr.. A. r.. Law, who
IN assistant general superintendent
for the Northern Pacific, iH 10 step
into Mr.. penrcn'R bootn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-06
SOUTH PORTLAND
Arrives From San Francisco En-.
route for Nome.

The steamer South Portland. Cap
tain Hail. from San Francisco. put
into port late yesterday Afternoon.
and reports heavy gales from the
time Of leaving until her arrival at
Cape Flaftery. She brought I&
passengers booked through 20 Nome.
and a generai cargo. Every berth
has been sold. and sh~ viii leave
Arlington dock Saturday evening
for Nome. Teller and Topuk. the
date II sailing having been changed
owing TO her late arrival here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-06
FEDERAL COURT.

~ Ersnf jury today n investirat-
- n MURDER Of Judge David Te-
e rs milan reservation at Tu-
~ socut a year ago.
]. Skinner was today dis
@xsc from bankruptcy.
1snass cas@ of Peter Cruik-
= 80 against ths Pacific Bridge Co.,
called mp for trial tomorrow
taank sues for 1900 for per-
niaFtas received because OF
A.Kef negligence Of the com
ne case was arst brought IN
Niefior court but on account
ns esfsnfanf being a non-reaf-
H.. ! Was Transferred 70 the u. 3.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-06
CLOSED UP
Seattle Club Gambling House
Put Out OF Business.

Another gambling house has gone
out Of business. Chlef OF Police
Meredith this afternoon ordered the
seattle club az INV anhington street
closed
East. who refuses 10 give out his
name. reported 60 chief Meredith
that he had been steered VI eainat
sure thing game IN that - and
loat SO. The polioe on getting the
rerors closed the joint. IN the mean
ttnlc the physician recovered hts
money from the propriutora.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-06
BUILDING PERMITS.

~ Relieving building permits
ks1x sssn issued in tire ossfc~ Of the
rr1 sngiaeer. % Mrs. Kate =. Rob
rsn re q zsfory frame baiiding
q - RnFssSon avenue. to cost s.. =
~ . Henry ID. sermons for = l.
rHfy cottage AZ fti3 Thirty seventh
rerzx. t. cost $50. 20 Mrs A. NJ
barr fer a 1-stary dwelling AZ 1873
&nsnfh avenue, 70 cnat tg60
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-06
a Little History.

The association whH organized IN
June. isgs. to foster n social feeling
among tho retailers and for mutual
protection 90 It's members II has
been success from the very start
and a. now a strong organization.
The officers are James Gregg. proHi-
dent. president. a. Kiatler and Geo.
a. pldduck vice presidents a. =.
Bickfprd. secretary. Garrett W.
o'Nell active secretary. and Geo.
y. wilkes. treasurer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-06
THE SEWARD
VIII Sail for Alaska on Monday
With Supplies.

The United States army transport
Seward viii be ready to sad on Mon
day. The last Of her large cargo ~
supplies for the EoveTunen. posts IN
Alaska. VIII be on board tnmorrow.
and the ships supplies viii b. put
In Saturday. The Seward takes the
inside route 20 81. Michael: she will
tow two large scows 60 valdra. Cap
tain Downing. formerly - the trans
port Excelsior. IN In command.
Last year she made two trips 70
Nome. and II Ia expected that she
will make the. same number this
year. She Will take a number Of pas
s~uxers 20 Yukon river points. nearly
al Of them army officers and their
wives.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-06
N THE COURTS.

ray the jury hearing the con-
N RIVER watershed. returned judy
f~zznt ksity N the sum Of tsca.
n cas- o. sarah :. Gilmore va
- SEATTLE Electric Co. to recover
y ssrsnnai Injuries. - being heard
! I1.<s Emory's court. On ganu-
~ = . e4T of the defendant com
~ started suddenly. throwing the
'8lne1 vlolentiy to th~ ground. and
zsslss Alleged Injuries 70 the extent
F1A TIE plaintiff ntates that she
rs 1rruEfonsed to making $40 per
sxfs Al dre~zmakinx. Now she In
nzasz 70 earn a livelihood on ae-
Nz1< q her injuries.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-06
MELANCHOLY

tnSn0N, June s--nr. Thomas
"A shs Noted surgeon and analyst.
- sAyxlcian 10 The late Mr.. Glad.
ssrs. While suffering from melan-
,....a. comnaittee suicide today by
mmgsnx from a third-ssory window
: "A residence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-06
STR. RAINIER
FROM FRISCO

Steamer Rainier. Capt. IouIa Han
sen. put into port At 7 o'clock this
morning from san Francisco. bring
Ing II first class and 70 steerazs pas
sengers. many ~ whom are bound
for Nome and Southeastern Alaska
She had on board 1000 ton Of general
merchandise. 30 tons Of which we're
for Seattle. and the balance for 9th
or Puget sound ports.
The Rainier h. advertised 10 sail
again Sunday night for whatcorn.
where she win take on a cargo 81
lumber. and thence 60 San Francisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-06
LEARNER is
BOUND OVER

II. Lenrner. the merchant who IL
alleged to have induced Earl Little
and sigor paulnou'H two boys 10
steal tobacco and cigars from the
Great Northern freight cars ut In
terhay FOR him, was yesterday
bound over 10 the superior court uu-
der 1850 honda To- answer 10 the
ehnrge OF wlilfully receiving stolen
goods.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-06
Westward Hol

More immigrants are said - be ar.
rtVtuE from Europe this year thar
ever before. Most nf them eoms
from Southern Europe ard srandin
nvia. Italy Furnishes che larKrai
quota this season. Most 81 them
are coming West 60 work ON railroad
extensions 81 tho Burlington. uuioa
faelfie aud arrat Northern. italians
are said tu he the best track work
erH that san be obtained.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-06
pARDONED

WILMINGTON. II. {. June g.
-. p~ssident today granted hve
..-s,us and dsnied four. Among
=. s.gussr Is Richard Teuimln. son
....Aa 70 Hfc Imprisonment by the
,.n.A states consular court mt
Nren. China. fer the murder Of a
,.,.smsa. lie = pariaued on the
..sr,nenasfior % she consul gen-
- because a broken health. and
,.ssoss no American ever had -
- nors han tive years for kiu-
mxa CHAIRMAN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-06
SUES THE CITY

N. NJ Jones, = Northern Pacific
nifnnaAn Who ilvss at go Dearborn
mt today abed a claim before the
~ ecsnGn for sss2.Ts damages.
r<A ~ rlafras In due him en- ac-
~ ~ injuries alleged To have
- received By his wife IN falling
~ n I'D sidewalk On south sixth
ks<t Dee ,. 100. He says he has
- ezmzxed fngo By mental sur
and that tbs remaining
the amount he paid out
y SECTORS bills. nurse hire, nesli-
&c. A similar claim with no
1fzrt fxed was made In January,
= erncl At that time took no ac-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-06
COTTAGE CITY

Steamer Cottage City. Capt. Thos.
Wallace. arrived from aitkA this af-
fsrnoon. She had IFS passeneera
and a large coastwise cargo. Flree
northwest winds were encountered
in Queen Charlotte sound and Gulf
Of fseoraia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-06
STR. KIMBALL
OFF FOR NOME

u1fA 80 passengers. a large cargo
al 4 ksAs Of horses on board. the
r-za<r Jahz s. Klnbau cleared the
Fnae star dock for Nome last
rrNt 0niy "a cf her passengers
nv eccksd n Seattle. the rsnatn-
&r AAssrx - Ken passage from san
faz<sca Capt Thwtng 10 IN cora
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-06
LAST EDITION.
q O'Clock.
AUTOPSY

arvrI.ANn. O. June An
'.'.,.x shcwu that the death of AS
-, raymastsr Arthur wac the
80 hlow received on the head
eskt m the Philippines with =
.s.ssr q drunken soldiers who had
-,..,ts.a a detail guarding 4 money
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-06
First Of Its Kind.

The United States grand jury late
this afternoon returned an indict-
Inent aRaiusis Traknchi ORnaahara.
charged with feioniousiy importing
from Yokohama. two Japanese wo-
men for immoral purposes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-06
GROCERS' DAY
With Bands Playing and Banners Flying, Puryeyors Of
Things to Eat Took Up Their Headquarters
al East Seattle.

The Seattle Retail Grocsra' aasoel-
alton IL having It's second annual
picnic At East Seattle today and it
j. being largely attended All the
grocery stores IN the association
closed for the day Pfuprietor# ard
employees alike are enjoying a we'll
earned huiidiny The public was IN
vitea 10 help celebrate and great
many n1n-tradssmen accepted the
Invitation.
About O'Clock this morning the
Rrocsra paradsd tho business streets
i"d b. WaRnsrH hand. when they
proceeded NJ once 90 Lsaschi park
where they took the lake steamers
for East Seattle.
The Fun starts.
with the exception 81 n game OF
baseball this morning between the
wholesale and the retail rrncerR. the
program ~ sports dld not commence
until the afternoon. when tho follow
Ing games and races we're scheduled
70 come or
Basket ball. mems running race.
married ladies rare. fat mans
race. egg race. young girls rnes.
contrary race. boys running race.
single ladies' race. grocery meme
race. three legged race. Froccrv-
woments race. HaCk race. retail gro
Gerry clerks race. boys sack rnee.
cake eating contest and n tug Of war
between the HrncsrH and clerks
Prizes we're offered for All the con
tests
Dancing began NJ ? o'clock. At
which prizeH we're offered for the
best lady and gentleman walters.
The committsss.
The committees having tho ceie-
hrafinn IN charge were the follow.
ing
Executive Geo. W Wilkes. James
Gregg J. G Leslie. 3. G. Damon. a.
y. Hickford.
Advertising @. W o'Neln, NJ. W.
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stephens, Portland. J. W. Berry
Vancouver.
At the Ralnet= GRAND Chsn. ~
Heed, Rock BLAND. H NJ. and -
llerst, New York. Geo. H. Robson
and Miss ~ Lindsay. Victoria.
At the Seattle Br. l.. NJ Hart.
man, Victoria. NJ geraon and VI g
Adams, Port awnaend. T. W Power
Blaine H F Power and wife. porl
Townsend. l.. ". Hastings. Port
Townsend g. =. Fredcriekaan, Ia
coma Dr. a. X. eoraaE, tHnaaunh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-06
PERSONAL MENTION.

~ - owing party Of Eastern
~ ~ are making q tour Of the
Vi st, arrived At the Rainier
~ s.sfaay: Mr. and Mrs. r. y.
II ~ Miss Steele. Hartford,
\ - 2. g. Cole, Miss r. ~
a. II. Fowler, Niles Anna
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-06
MONEY ORDERS.

The money order business at the
local poatOfflce for the past month
WAS a. follows. Issued, 81. z49 IS .
maid. g572Z.08
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-06
BUNC0 ARTIST

Jim White. notorious hunro man.
ia on trial IN Judge Georges court
this afternoon Tor swindliuH -. At.
ErouKht0n out at $500.
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ST. Paul Tonight.

A late telegram received a. the
marine exchange says that the 81.
Paul left Port Townsend at o'clock
and IL due here al 6 this evening
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-06

Tho new excursion steamer Cap
itHl city vii leave for Olympia and
Turnwhter rfuim on sunday morn
ms AZ 80 She will stop az Tacoma
both going and coming. and viii re-
main ia olympia three hours. giving
those aboard her az opportunity 10
inspect the new state capitol build
ing Tickets are on sale at Lee n
Pharmacy. corner Second avenue
ana Columbia streets. price 81 for
the round trip.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-06
SAVED BY a FALL.

Chief y. J. Pierce Of Manitowor,
Wis.
MY uarroweHt escape was from
n murderer. 1 had traced him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-06

Some 50 or 90 Indians we're hang
ing about the federal court building
today, waiting 10 be called as Wit
nessss before the grand jury IN the
Te-uae murder case. Most ~ them
are from the Tulailp reservation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-06

Don't forget the Plumbers Picnic
next sunday at Pleasant Beach.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-06

Don't forget the Plumbers Picnic
next Sunday a. Pleasant Beach.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-06
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FoR RENr-FURNlsngp ROOMS

Close IN, zoos second avenue. A
suits 81 nnrly furnished rooms. gas
range. etc, with use of kitchen. II
desired. Refefonoes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-06

Don't forget the Plumbers Picnic
next Sunday at Pleasant Beach.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-06

Lake Washington flyer. Str. CV-
rene. between Madison and Leachl
marks every 30 minutes from l-6 pm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-06

THE SEQ excursion rate announced
BY the Great Northern Railway pro-
vidrs that passengers can return
over any route.