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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-07

muir and Mrs WATSON. nf Victoria.
were at the Butlpr last might. GA
route home from "a trip through cal
ifurula.
- Y. Nneox. 20 Wilcox. England.
"a hu iN returning from Alaska, was
az thu Butter last night
pr Mtpnrkineon. l.. Parkinson If
scotland ana Mr. ana Mra. uutlaI
ana e. n spooner Of England. who
the Baluigr#Urand last night They
Just arrived from Japan.
A l.. Rutherford. purchasing agent
% King county. a. hure frum Falls
city. accompanied by his wife aud
child.
Me and Mru. q, Z. Harrison. Mites
MtYmu Pope and Miaa Mbude
fruurh OF Mt vernon Mrs. John
full MrH Robert Nuudman Of Ia
Conner and Mts. e. II uarr and
son % haNVtrw. are Ht the blilrr. IN
route Co the Pan-Amorlcan cxpouis
ton.
Miss blanche tH Mont ~ San
Francisco. iH at the Northern. on
route 10 Nome.
Sam Collysr tho we'll known Ia
coma banker q al the Butler.
: ~ Muller the Faifbnven man
who q iarasiy interested in british
Columbia mines. 30 Ia the city
Postmaster Harrison - Mt Yer
non FRI guest nf the nilief.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-07
PAY OFFICE
FOR The NAVY
Would Add Much 10 SeatiIe's Com,
mercial interests.

The petition OF the chamber oi
commerce 20 the secretary ot the
navy praying that the government
establish navy pay office boo Seat
tie wiii. 10 IA now thought probable
be- granted and that uniY feN
weeks viii eiuuse before the ofhrH 10
opened. Accompanying the petition
which WAS forwarded MAJ 2s. wHH
the Endorsement uf the states repre-.
scuthiiFeH iu congress- ana also Of
Rear Admiral Melville. who vas 0
guest 81 seattle 10 dnyH ago.
A navy pay office boz similar 81 ths
quartefmantsr department IN ths
army San Francisco IL the neafeHi
naval pay office 90 seattle. and ~ IL
in the California metropolis that
nearly al Of the large naval pur.
ohaaea for tho paeiHc squadron are
made The establishment - such a
station ln Seattle mruuH the annual
expenditure ~ vast sums ~ money
that BE- now being spent iu san Fran
cisco
The next thing IN order wlil be- fhf
beginning ~ work In IA" Puget
sound navy yard that uill put Il on
footing with those - the East and
make it the finest station op the Pa
rihr coast
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REPORTERS NOTES.

The following building permits
have been issued AZ the Once 81 the
city engineer To Jeua Nsiaou fer
4 z-sfory frame dwelling az so king
street. Ia cost 1850. 20 Mrs NJ A.
Dyer for n g-story frame dwelling
81 50 belmont avenue. to cost 1900
20 w ~. kreyscher for a s-storY
frame dwelling at III Federal ave-
rue. 20 cost tife0. 10 J. ~ AKen.
for an addition and repairs 10 a
hous~ az ii2i Rovlaton avenue. 20
cost tisge. 20 p y. blaine for a 3
story frame and stone basement az
zfs Fortieth avenue north 90 cost
fI0o0. to Mrs. :. Munger for IL
story frame dwelling at 1901 North
Fnrty-sixfh street. 10 cost 500 %
u. T.. Roger. for q n-atorY frame
dwelling a. ft27 Dean street. 90 cost
800.
TIRE occupants ~ = blacksmith
shop az zn6 Fourth avenue south
teIephoued TO the city engineers Of
Zee today that the building was
about ready 20 tumble down. Act
ing Building Inspector TAFT IL max
ing an investigation.
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A MIX-UP
Warrant Served on Father
Instead OF Son.

\ series Of complications have
COME Go uKht Ia Justice Gamma
court that may take some tlutc 60
HtfaiKhteu cut. Several days AFa q
warrant was sworn dut In the mum
ielpal court hv r. " Mepeyitt. who
haH an office az the Hotel seattle,
chArElng g., a Gmmany with cms
baaallns s.. gonstnlkas failed to To-
cate the man. aud thu matter was
turned over to the justice court ~
which r n Cam Is Judge. Mike
Kelly started after the man and To-
GATED him iu room ID of the iiallvr
hlock Ihv warrant was read to
him, hut he replied that the initials
we're not hia
I have never been connected With
that urm. said Mt ommauy II
iH probable that the man you want
ID my SON
Mr.. Kelly Isl nai heed this. how.
yNvr. and took Nj. pmmaBN. 81 be-
fore Justice eanus II was agreed
then t. So before the attorney Of
Nj. MCnafutt and have a settle.
Went THE time foe this meeting
was set Ter "a o'clock this morning
NJ. omrnany appeared promptly in
the ofiiee II Geo A uurrh. room ui
Pacific block, the attorney of "
MeneNitt. and dared him 90 do his
Nerat
NJ son. who j. wanted In the
complaint. left town iRnt night he
said
Hard words we're exchanged be-
tween MI Burrh and NJ Ommany.
A blow was struck. r. uix-Hp follow
"a. but the men we're nually arpar.
ated hy several persons who we're in
the office
II the father ~ thr boy had come
20 an amicabfa agreement hts son
would noW have brru free. and net
a fugitive from justice.
ts r. alleged that the sum em-
heEEled Far exceeds g. bat the war
rant WAS made for a small amount
merely % nriuE about a settlement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-07

IN TIE SUPERIOR COURT OF
the State - Washington. for the
county ~ King In Probate. In
the matter - the estate Of Z. NJ
0aas. deceased. No. 1ksi. Notice
10 Creditors
Notice b. hereby given that the
creditors II fhe estate If p ~ GuNa
deceased. shall within one year from
the date herein written. present all
claims against the estate q the de-
ceased. with necessary vouchers. 10
the undersigned ~ Room as Burke
building. Seattle Washington
Dated az Seattle Washington. this
5th day 81 June. 1891
BELLE +. GOSg.
Administrators n the estate Of r. NJ.
GOES. decemHnd
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Heaters.

'.nrothsr oaicrra" bids fair % b
the most Interesting n the pfudue
thinna by the FfaNiey company
during its long run at the guna
opera house. ThH plNy. which has
never been seen len this city. b. a.
exceedingly clever one. u made
something ~ sensation iu New
YORK. When presented 81 TIRE Empire
thssfeF. Mr.. Fraaisf has fsesntly
pure has.s the western rights 20 TIE
play and Ill hereafter use 80 in Hla
repertoire.
The presentation ~ Fast Lynne
At the Third Avenue thaatef next
week viii - q unusual interest Ter
many reasons The Old play il uu-
questianably the mtnst popular emo
tionai drama on the stage TO-DAY II
has been played almost continuous
~ for the past ~ years. and ts a.
strong q drawing card a. ever.
Tire fact that Manager Russell ~
the Third Avenue theatrr t. rztLfn-
ms 90 the stare In order - play Sir
Francis Isevis1u iE subject FOR t0m-
graduation among his many ffirn -
His wofk ~i.l be watched vith great
interest
Tho mai performance ~ The
Girl left BEHIND Me" all b. ris ~
tomorrow ~ the Grand opera house
II u Pity the play cannot run
longer. a. q Il proving strong
drawing card.
Through by Daylight. closes rs
euEa cement At the Third Avcnu.
theafef tomorrow night The play
attracted large audience last night
Manager Russell has secured thu
western rights e. spaYy Croc kctt. =
and viii present the play with =
D. French and a sfsaciai company At
the Third Aveuue thcatcr following
the run ~ Fast Lynne"
r Uanief FraWieY has bought the
western rights Of Heury Miilcr =
great success The only WAY and
VIII send out a special company IN
the piece next fail. Miss Alice John
son. " ho became - popular "a this
city. will play the leading woman g
part.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-07
STATE ITEMS

ABERDEEN Residents ~ soffh
beach are excited over repnrta that
go has heHn struck ia that HfEti JON
They are euEifatinH uu tha pufHilIlifs
ties 90 sudden wealth - ihs enuftea8
~ a gtfabef.
DAYTON The proposition to is
sus So e09 surfb - municipal bonds
in order o. obtain municipal lighting
plant eaH defeated uy vote Il 10
o. -.
cuEt.AS The outlook fof the
fruit industry fhia season r. exceed
iuFiy bright and the same n ffur Ia
regard 60 Frain ass vegetables.
eENTWAf.fA a contract has
been made rs the elty enuutl where
by Hoes ilfnH. are GO Furnish water
power for Running she cts lighting
plant for period 81 years The
,itY ia % pay t3q month fgf tbe
power
EIf.ENN1&ffUFs@ The tammenH GEES
mrnt week - the ElienHbufE state
normal rgbpal beean to-day With a
varied prosram.
CHENEY The city election rss
suited - follows Mayor 4 u
Hnnck rounriEmsu. ". y Wtuaiuw
u sufenean. = 81 Peterson. q r
EadY ~ E. Fuitnu Az 81 these
candidates usHe backed rs ghe in a.
and order itaNae.
WUATcaM =The GERMAN siuEi -
societies - the state 81 Washington.
represented hY about E101 delegates.
VII be- entertained ~ Whafcam on
June gt. % g.
EVERETT = The chamber ~
commerce has been petltianad for a
Zoe horn az Mukliteu point.
EVERETT The ureat Nofth~fu
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exceptionally Food. aud every boat
frtnfntns with catches averaging
all the way from 1000 to gs Ou0
pounds,
trlegram Is the Marine cxs
change Announces the arrival Of the
bark iitghland tlRht al san Fran
eiaeo. She lost her nilsson tornlltat
and was uthorW ise badly hunrted
during her voyage.
The steamer Fararob viii leave
schWahachvf dock tonight Tor
@kaEwaN. SHE Viii earry run cars
SO. hut only few passengers. cap
tain Gus Nard ~ Ia command.
The ring Suey Will take ON the
st 81 her cargo tomorrow Part
80 her earea VIII consist 81 govern
mrnt supplies consigned to Manila.
schooner Thomas 4 Rayard. can.
tain rorreY sailed last nieht far
Nome she sin land q party 81 min.
ers az Good News bay
Steamer Elihu Thomson put Go sea
for SIS first trip ~ the season "a
Nome. d. ]. Mathews and PARTY
- % with an outnt weighing tbe
tons. we've prominent among tbs
passengers,
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STR. LANE
FROM FRISCO

The Chas. =. Lane. two dakr over.
due from san Francisco. arrived this
morning with los passengers booked
through Go Nome. capt Amea
h IN command. The vessel left san
Frbneiseo e hours later than the
steamer 81. Paul. making the voyage
4 hours better than her big com
petlter. Heavy weather followed the
boat from outside the Golden Gate
10 cape tiattrfl. and owing 60 tho
Tight cargo an beard. aud 10 protect
3 head 81 horses n WAS deemed AL
Nlanhle a. niafkeu speed rFomlns
sni among the nFnt class passengers
TIRE the following ehas - Lane.
owner ~ the vessel. SIR. and Aifs. J.
r. Marks. " h. are going - Nome 90
Inspect sufHe valuable mining
properties owned - them. Capt
slime wife and daughter the cap
tain g. one - the heaviest holders boz
Nome district. Judge fluuEbton ~
San fuHs. Cal Harnes Hearle. min
ing man = prominence. = ~ Myers
a banker and miner ~ Nome here
are eight ladies among the uhaHens
gers.
Every passenger reservation was
engaged before the vessel left san
HfanNlHrn. and about ~ people hold
taE tickets eiil goiu the ship her.
She e advertised to have Tor Name
tonight bat h " not thought prob.
ahir that che viii Ct aaay before
sunday
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|nPTISTS END
THEIR SESSION
|hrnwssiern Association adlourns
at SaohomIsh.

a ~ rzseting yesterday the prin-
~ address wAs ~ DR. Gilman
hrksF. q Wh4tcoFl. on The Ma
tns II ths Church. But the ad-
- tkat stirTed the audience.
1sET and laif1. was BY Rev. p "
t.1srsr. Il Port Townsend. on The
aEsTs Part In Revfvats lie
~ thaE 4 - almost fmpossihle 10
IRE a revival because the people
IN TOO Intelligent for that nov
~ ths pastor cannot preach hell
verse the people know there ~ no
~ place. and many such
1'snsnss. Immediately miFussHi All
rNss ssrs expressing their dis
- ne body refused 10 iudorse
= seeech.
n evening Rev. 2. s. Rogers.
hsnt. read the report on home
1ars. which showed that fiss
@araries had been employed dur
n PEAR. that there uere fses
NAnzs many new churches or
na1sd. Il schools we're sustained.
anariss preached n more than
10y nationailties After an eio-
80 speech By Rev. ". =. Randall
y Wnrk "a Western Washing
n ASSOCIATION closed. Good
u has been done IN the past year.
=. - meetings % the body were
izs1loHa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-07
LAKE lEBARGE
NOT YET OPEN
City OF Seattle Arrives Today With
The News.

The Steamer CITY ~ Seattle. cap
tain Council. owned and operated IS
thw uudWti CO.. arrived fhis MORN :
tuE from SkaEway and Juneau She
left Southeastern Alaska June Z alth
j. Passenger q 20 whom arr hfsak
- Tor a round trip HHin poured
down lnerHaHntiF for two aaya
otherwise the voyage wan uarVeni.
ful ste brought 10 kfuadiksru.
and no pHpeHH.
Lake fabafEe e not set open. aad
there are az least four thauaand
people waiting e. ret into Ekaruay
The city N Seattle will aalf aEAln al
D. 10. SATURDAY
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HUNGRY HOGS
EAT OLD MAN

BuCYRIfS. O. June 7.=-naFnsy ne
witt left his home last September
and newer returned Yesterday a
portion % his bones and etothin :
miles assay
Teeth marks On The crushed bones
showed that they had BEEN chaN "a
~ the hogs Dewitt vas 70 years
old. u - believed ~ fell from ex-
hauafiuu and was eyuurpd BY the
hungry anlnaaga
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-07
TOPPER WIRE
WAS STOLEN

" Brown. 81 the Rainier
i ~ hieefric railway, today HWore
Z warrant before Judge Cam.
SO y ". Ryan. George A.
49,. and Herman Lutte. n1er-
- o. this city. with receiving
pfoperty. During the last
I. sseks 80 pounds ~ copper vire
~. - I'peared from the cornpany's
and has been located IN the
= o the defendants
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MARRIED
Three Couples Are Joined In Mat.
rimony.

Three couples were Joined In hap
py wcdi0rk by Rev Edwin NJ Ran.
dali. pastor If the First NJ T.
church. this week
on June 5th. az the parsonage
1914 Bellevue avenue Walter T.. Bar.
nard. Of Tacoma and Miss Florence
stafford. Of ST. Thomas. Ont. were
married.
Thursday. June 8. at the paraon
age. Arthur Pafrlo and Miss Emma
~. CrueRer. both Of snohomiHh. were
ioined IN matrimony. on the ~ mf
day Frank Burke and Miss Lulu
Cornwell. both Of seweli. were mar
Fiad
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RAILROAD NOTES.

The Chicago. Milwaukee a. 81.
Paul railroad has placed n corps u
engineers In the field a. EVarta. g.
D.. and announces its Intention Of
making q survey fOr another line
from that point 20 Helena. Mont.
other than this brief announcement
nothing f. known ~ the Intentions
Of the Milwaukee. but IN the light
u other facts IN the case there ~
evidence At hand that the fever that
has envsioped other lines has been
caught by the second largest system
~ railway IN the West and that the
road - heading for the North Pacific
fr.ff -
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ON
! THE FROM

~ r.. On the waterfront busy.
80 aniefs are advertised 20 aal
"a Ana the Czarina IL due
\ ~ rfanciHco T0fuorrow Will
banner day u the week. II
ssay. - sl7'' - sio'f
III.
d. slzht The schooners attached
h s., senplt feet stole away and
|f.sTnihg there was not = FISH.
4 !. y ne hay Reports brought
~ various boats from Cape
ias''.ai ~ the steamer Charles
/. - ron Hsn Francisco. and
-. y Seattle. from Rka9way.
tats~" hinE kept ngshOrsmeu
- =. tepert heavy gales. The
" oiack col and hsllbut In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-07
Time TO Smile.

a drunery store I'm Connecticut
town Co., said 60 he run bY three mon
named England. Ireland HHa scot
iaud ThUy met FOR the nfnt time ~
America. Scotland married Eng
laud'H sister. and ireland is engaged
60 another sister The son ~ the
tlrHt union Is called Ireland England
Scotland
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To PRISON

QUINCY. III. June ON the
charge - simple burglary William,
Davis. alias determination Raa " fbe
notorious criminal. vas canpiefet
here and VIII 50 - prison under tho
lHdFterminnte act Hts crime r4a
burglary ~ the most aggravated
type hut influential frienda succeed
ea ln having The charge reduced
~. l4 KNOW 7 throughout the
country aH oue ~ the most desperate
police.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-07

freight ahoda here are practically
completed
NORTH YAKIMA The prrmnn-
emit Organization Of the Ybidmn good
roads club has boon completed.
MONTH YAKIMA isntrleH have
been closed Of tire r8frH az the state
tair Thirty three entries wer" made
for th" two main events. for each
of which purse If $1,000 IH buns
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-07
IN THE COURTS

TIE jury hearing the damage auit
~ sarah Gilmore against fhe He
attic Electric Co. returned yer
costs
Complaint Vas made this morning
b. Alfred Dalton. fr against \ 4.
Merfuut charging fraud and obtain
Ing money under falHe rrefenneH
The uiaintin states that the defend
ant uilHr~pfeeeutea n group ~ pise
sr mining land IN Ataska ard Oh
tanned 81 - thereby. which Dalton
SEEKS O. recover
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chas. GAY An Riuht.

T.. $. Attorney " r. Gay. reeriv.
81 letter this afternoon from his
brother Charles va Alaska. stating
that he oniy suffered an inquiry
frufu u ffuEen foot Several weeks
ago hr vas reported q have been
killed Ia a storm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-07
WILD WEST

SALT LAKE. June a special
dispatch from Hiafk crook. Idaho.
tells Of the kiiling rs William Wui-
Jams. Or ranch hand whose name
has not been learned The fellow
stole q valuable horse belonging o.
Wlljihuaa Tho latter pursued and
overlook him. The horse thief shot
Williams in the sfuin Williams
then pulled bis sun and shot the
mar dead
An impramptu e0fanera Jury
HeoaHed a grave Tor the stranger
hy the roadside
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DEAD
THAN DRUNK

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. June -
Leroy Winchester, son ~ wealthy
parents, Kratffed hia sisters wisn
ard shot himself through the heart.
Winchester took supper with his
sister. Mrs. AldriCh. She noticed
that her brother WaH slightly intoT-
icated. and acoided him. saying II
would rather see you dead than
drunk"
Later winchester was left sleep
Ing on couch while the family waa
IN an adjoining room. a shot was
heard. and Winchester was fouui
dead. This note lay by his side:
You would rather see me dead. ]
grant your wish
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Founded Elks.

NEW Y0Hk. June t.a-Genrgr v
Cumberland es ho S. years aRn found
"a the Benevolent aud Protective or
dee vt t.lkH. died yesterday 20 blood
poisoning lie wHH ta years Old
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-07

raxRoLToN. Ca. June IA
- q white men broke into the
a .smsiy after midnight and at.
s~p,sa 70 secure the negro
wssams. Who vas 20 hc banged to-
NV N the aght With the shcrin
- a ne mob vere shot. ono fatal
rhe NIB dispersed.
NJ nexros execution Was post
prs
assts an eaming BY special train
= s~rrns another attempt Is lynch
MANS scnIEht
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-07
SCARED

FsRcELONA. spain. June IA
sss y burning paper. mistaken for
1 ssss ~ the crowds viewing the
1xvas chrissi parade yesterday.
r-.ss q panic tn which go we're IN
-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-07
CHANGED Hands.

n, NofthWesteru Com uercial co
! 80 appointed Seattle agents Of
- .lef John : Kimball. owned
M. nopert Dollar Gtea mahip Co.
-. - lfanclsco. The vessel viii be
n - p the Seattle Nome run
- ~ make her first trip under
- agents July 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-07
ASSASSINATEO
FROM AMBUSH

PENSACOLA. Fla. June Bern
hart Rasmussen. steward on the
steamship LAngf0ud while prom
euading with his wife. vas assassin
ated dying In few minutes after
a shot vas fred. a. the couple pass-
81 a pile ~ lumber The affair IS
shrouded In mystery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-07
The LAS

FAsHINGToS. u. L. June II
- Macarthur cables that the
nzspcrr Grant sailed on June ?
|ra m Forty eighth reximent--
= ass of the Volunteers.
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The New York Life Insurance 60
u the only company writing Alaaka
risks without extra. premium and
Without single reduction. Tho
only policy written which ia non
tert'liehle and Uncomfortable from
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None Can Explain Her
Marvellous Power

Many Seattle people sill regret 70
learn that Gertrude Myren vii be
here but 4 little longer. or the
many MEDIUMS and eiaifN uYantH
that have VISITED thiH city none have
given such satisfaction. Through
hef subtle power Ah. restores lusf
affection. uultea the separated.
causes speedy and happy marriages.
tells whether husband o. HWrcthuh e
e. true. or how 10 sin the one yUu
admire communicates with distant
81 departed friends warns you 81
impending danger. gives reiHah BILE hds
vice les an matters of business en-
ployment and changes There il no
home au dfearY. no life 80 biightcd.
no heart - aad that Hhs cannot re-
store - happiness n you have
bfiainrHa. financial So domestic
troubles. 90 anxious about changes.
future success and happiness. con
suit her Charges reaHana BILE. Room
2 Leland hotel. sia second avenue
See her before She leaves.
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DESPERATE

uufCHsvILLE. o. June ~. y.
Carey prominent business man ~
this place attempted 20 murder
Mayor Reed and fieHith Dmaar 81.
coll for e fancied insult Fnuire h,
hia purpaHs. Carey shot himself H.
death.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-07
CYCLONE

nsT WORTH. TEX. June IA
rkss. Il Is reported. In Johnson
mssy l4ss night. dla much dam
A. rwsnsy persons are said 10
NJ. ~ shslr lives
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For Selling 10 indians.

Judge Hauford this afternoon SEN
fenced John Smith 20 nine months
IN the United States prison. and
Frank knwlry sir months and nnr
Zach SEA. for selling liquor TO Iu-
siiNna
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A smash.Up.

\ delivery wagon came Tn con-
tact With a string - Great North
ern cars on the water frant this
morning and vas smashed. The
driver Mark eslliEan. vas badly
stunned. hut recovered In few
minutes
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POSTPONED

II was stated this afternoon that
me Fourth 81 July committee ~
the chamber ~ commerce has pest
pourd It's meeting Tor tonight until
Monday evening.
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The new excursion Steamer Capt.
tui city Nitl irhfr gaihfalth=H do b
foot ~ Madison street. for Olympia
and Tumwh1er Pals ON Eunda g
morning Al s % steamer will aanp
AZ Tacoma both going and returning
and VII remain in Olympia three
hours. Tickets and other iufarma
ton - Lees pharmacy. corner Sec
aud and Columbia
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SCHWABACHERS--
WHITE KNIGHTS
VIII Contest for Baseball Honors
at Athletic Park.

The White Knights ard schwa.
harhsr hardware hail teams ali
etuss ban af the Athletic PARK a.
ta o'eines Sunday A good same Is
expected tnue uu
white knights. geh9atarharss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-07
SAD HONEY MOON

NEW YORK. June John McCul-
laRh u Savannah. Ga, was arrest
ed on hts honeymoon here. HIS
bride IL Frustrated. The arrest was
made on the steamer city x
Augusta. McCullaRh iH charged
With forcing the name Of Congress
man Lester 10 checks.
ffaa
Don't forget the Plumbers Picnic
next Sunday at Pleasant Beach.
Lake Washington flyer. Htr. Cy-
rene. between Madison and Lesohl
parks every 20 minutes FROM 10 pm.
Don't forget the Plumbers Picnic
next Sunday at Pleasant Beach.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-07

Or Cumyow's Chinese Root cure,
hheumh tlam. once. Lyon hous.
4ls.h columbia street. between ssc.
and avenue and Third avenue. onle.
faura. ? a. m. 20 p. m.