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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-03
Mr.. CUERIN
CONTROLS

The Seattle g. san Francisco Rail
way A Navigation co. u no longer
under the direction Of John Diary. =.
g. Neufelder and Pierre 4. Ferry.
After months Of litigation between
stockholders ~ the com pany-W. D..
Gperin and John 8. Dewey represent
ing one faction and John Ieary the
Cther--to gain coutra OF the rnilroa 4
and the coal mines at Learv, tho
battle has been settled and the Guer-
m faction installed In the Offices Of
the company.
II all happened yesterday after
noon In the offices ~ the company
on the corner Of Pike street and
Second avenue, when the opposing
factions met With "A view 20 termin-
utiHR difficulties. After several
hours session. the control Of the
company. for valuable considera-
tiun. passed into the hands Of W. T..
Guerin and John s. Dewey
The litigation Of the case has been
set forth In detail from time 20 time
Following are the new Officers OF
the company W. j.. Gueriu. presi-
dent: John s. Dovey, vice president.
r. r. Guerln, secretary. J. y. Hoge,
trustee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-03
ROOFING FOR
SEATTLE TEAM
Big Crowd Witnessing Good Ball
Today-Tomorrow's Games.

The first OF a series OF five games
tetween the Seattle and Tacoma
baseball teams is being played before
a large number Of spectators and en-.
thusiastic arooters' this afternoon
It Athletic park. O'Conneti II UNI
rlrc Harmon and Ffary are on the
points FOR Seattle. aud 81, Nraln. Ia
coma = star twirler, and Iearfoaa are
the visitors battery. Tacoma Put
81, Vain In. hoping To win the first
game and an imaginary amount 81
prcuttge commonly supposed 70 so
with the nrst victory 81 a series In
baseball "hoodooiam. Thielman cap
furcd the grUndstand rcd bicnchcru
with his coaching hy the end of
the game this afternoon he viii have
his voice Med down e. a nicely foe
tull and resonant use tomorrow, the
Fourth.
Two games VIII be played then at
Athletic park--oue at to;s0 a. IN. and
the other at The regular time IN the
afternoon, a.ih. Az the mazcota u M
be un exhibition "Old Tfnaa stuVall.
the hest pitcher "a the league. win
he IN the baN for seattle, md Adams
for the city 81 pcaunilca. Teddy
Corhett, star tviricr, too. will pitc h
for the home team and Cartman
fer the visitors n the forenoon game
The height 81 baseball felicity ts
presented - the fans. rootcra ami
public tomorrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-03

talks ~ the jail Yesterday morn
ing Green appeared ia the district
below thn dead-iua. lie sought Geo.
Liable Marx Norton. Hiiiy Maiioy
and Jap Hoialugiau. and "a con
ference was arranged. When the
meeting came % pass. Green drop
ped bpruhaheii IN the midst % Con-
sldlne'H partners by producing n To-
sal document ornameuted with the
signature q their FORMER leader.
This paper was n bill 81 sale. draw
iu all Formally, by which Green
came tato possession 81 ConmidineH
rights a. the standard FOR tt.0Qo IN
gold. The Seattle men backed wa
ter and asked delay for a few hours.
which Green allowed,
a second conference. with Green
nut. followed. and within an hour
the Standards rooma were being dis
mantied and the tools being haul
ed away. with matters safe in their
oWn hands. the Seattle men Informed
Green that his blll Of sale would not
br recognized. In other words. that
he was barred from owning gam
thing rights Ia Seattle.
Green was offered the amount paid
ConHidine, but refused. Legal steps
70 compel recognition 81 the trans
FER may CuHuc. Green's opposition
gave no reasons Tor not wanting him
an a partner. but say ConaIdlne vio-
lated an agreement with them when
be sold out.
Greene record In Spokane n said
"a be square" Instead 81 suing
the local men. he may dispose o.
hts newly acquired interest In the
Standard. The solo reason given for
removing the furniture. h that Con-
aidine'a bad name would AFFECT husi-
ress and cause tho games Ia be clds-
cd. The connection between Con-
sidlne and Green tB not made clear.
Members 81 the gambling fraternity
generally, side with Green and con-
denim the measures taken by Con-
aidine'H partners
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-03
GAMBLERS
WARNING
Harry Green, OF Spokane,
Causes Turmoil in the
Fraternity.

HeAttie'a gambling world Il In a
turmoil uf excitement over owner
chip of John Considlnr'n interest IN
the STANDARD gaming house. Harry
Green. a vel known operator %
spokane, aud proprietor II Green's
club roHmr, one Of the largest houses
there. has been refused entrance e.
play IA this city. and serious trouble
seems To be- afoot Mf. Green came
10 seattle with the urnt news ~
cuuAidInu'a Incarceration. lie sought
the alleged murderer af Chief ~ po-
lice Meredith in the county jail. The
fWo were friends in Npokane. and
Greene visit 20 the jail vas beiiHv
81 20 be- only On friendHhip's call,
That Tom armtbs. Hpnkaue'n veil
known criminal lawyer. had come q
seattle on the same train with Green
was not considered Significant.
Green and Coualdina held several
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-03
LlBELED AT NOME

Two steamers on the Seattle Nome
run encountered greater obstacles IN
getting out u Nome than they did In
getting In. aayH the Nome Daily
News The steam schooner santa
Ana Was ubcied ~ seven members
nf her crew for alleged services
rendered. they nled an affldAgit to
sue IN forma pauperis. anf when the
Centennial sailed the case was Ntiii
pending in court. The white Star
liner Oregon Was also lihpelef previ-
Gus 20 her sailing home. Frye firuhn
4 Co. Of Nome. suing 20 recover che
sum u st7s1 q for alleged damages
for failure 90 deliver q shipment or
goods made b. them last October
from Nome 20 Teller. IL II probable
that this caae VIII be aired Ia court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-03

oozy, nasty, Shiny bottom Of the bay,
there 70 remain "A condemnation or
rot and smell.
Sitting on Not Days.
on warm days, Just before a rain.
the smell r. indescribably heavy and
nauFeatlng. An employe Of the city
Is there 10 direct the carts where 20
dIatribute their loads Of filth.
Many boarding houses frequeuted
- hundreds Of men employed In
tfat busy, manufacturing section of
the city, and many homes Of work
ing men and mechanics are in that
neighborhOod and within full touch
With the disease breeding doors.
they have complained 10 the health
authorities ~ the city, but appar-
entity In vain. The tide touches and
soaks, but carries only proportion
atsly small amount n the stun out
Into tbs bay. The refuse matter that
floats away finds lodRment on the
mud fats AZ the head OF the bay and
a highly distinguiahabla
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-03
WILL DRINK
LEMONADE

Next Sunday will be a red-iettar
day for the actors and actresses in
scattIe'H vaudeville fhsaters. There
Will b. none q the professional
rouge and pencil and burnt cork IN
the program they have arranged.
These professional perqulaitcs viii
give way 90 hampers. sandwiches
red lemonade and foot races. for the
event VIII be the annual picnic tor
the beneft Of the Actors Relief
fund.
Madison ball park has been Eecur.
Cd for the day. and festivities viii
reign from noon I'll late at night.
F0ot=racea and other sports viii be
featured. a committee being hard At
work on the program. The Actors
Relief fund " maintained for pay
ueut II hospital expenses and a.
assist members 81 the profession who
suffer miRfortune other than illness.
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GOMEZ CALLS
ON M'KINLEY

department While waiting ~ noa
Secretary Root Cen Miles twhu had
heard uf cuban leaders ARRIVAL
came IN. The greeting between the
Eto soldiers was, most cordial
Secretary Root then gave Gen
Gomez o. private Interview, after
which De eaeorted him personally tu
white House.
After the meeting between the
President and General Gomez Sec
rotary Root said the conference had
no political significance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-03

wAsuINaToN. y. G. July g.
Gen. Gomez. accompanied by see-
Rotary Of War Root. called upon
President Mckinley this morning
The Cuban hero was received ia the
Red Room. The interview Was brief
consisting chiefly OF mutual feiiett-
atiuna. Gen. Gomez WIS pfofuaa Ia
his expressions 81 gratitude Tor what
the president and the American pen-
pie had done for tho GubauH.
Gen. Comes nrHt called ut the war
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-03
To Be FOOLED
NO LONGER
Hereafter the Street.Car Transfers
Won't All look Alike.

A new transfer system took effect
on an lines 81 the seattle. Electric
20. this morning The new system -
an Improvement on the old. IN that
IN lessons the possibility Of missing
transfers. The company has been
cnEniEant Of the abuse - the trans.
fer system for a long time Many
patrons have successfully employed
transfer Of old date on uukuspert .
ing conductors. Hereafter n dis
tluctive transfer will be used on each
line. different colors being used on
each branch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-03
DROWNED
Body of an Unknown Man
: Found in Lake Union.

The body OF an unknown man vas
found under the boulevard on the
west side % Lake Union near the
foot o. Garfield street this morning.
The c0ronerk office vas notified.
but the exact locality % the body
was not known. Deputy Goronef
Wiitsie started out on the case. A.
ter travelling halfway round the
lake the body was finally located a
the above mentioned place. The
corpse had drlfted up near the beach
and presented a gruesoHne sight 70
the many people who soon eongfe-
gated about i
Butterworth's dead wagon Wa
called and a boat procared After
considerable trouble the body vas
placed N the wagon aud taken 20
the norgue.
The clothing of the dead man vas
searched but nothing Vas found t.
reveal his identity The remains
were In state ~ partial decomuso-
sition and Il vas evident that they
had been in the water for several
DAYS a number - people who
were near when the body vas recav-
cred from the water. state positively
that n - one - a man who had
while drunk last "Wednesday. fright
cned number n children IN the
reiEhhorhoof. The officers ere 81 the
opinion that the man fell from the
wharf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-03
GARBAGE DUMPING GROUND EXHIBITS
FRIGHTFUL UNSANITARY CONDITION
Disposition
ust BE ands Soon

The principal dumping ground for
tity filth Is at the foot Of Connect
cut street, about "A block from First
svenue, the Centennial Mill and the
Moran Bros. CO. shipyarda. When
the wind IL on shore, which IN most
Of the time, DAY aud night the
awful doors are almost unbearable.
The spot IL a feaferinR, rotten. d.
fease and bubonic plague breeding
mass.
Carload Of Bad Eggs
A few weeks ago a carload ~ eggs
arrived In Seattle and. being rotten,
were condemned. They were dump
- al the foot ~ Connecticut street.
on many days thereafter the pgpu-
iatl0n Of the entire neiRhborhO1d is
said 20 have held their fingers In,
their noses. ROtting cabbage. pota-
toes, oranges. lemons. asparagus. al
kinds Of fruit, dirty cans. manure,
refuse 81 all descriptions, and every
thing In the whole category of sour
filth and dirt, n dumped from the
elevated driveway down upon the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-03
RIVERS AND HARBORS COMMITTEE

Angelica Wednesday the mouth Of
the skagit river Will be inspected.
Port Townsend win be seen Wednes-
day afternoon. Thursday the Nook
sack river viii be visited and Ana
cortes and Everett Friday In the
evening "A reception will be held at
the Monte Cristo hotel Everett. The
visitors Will come back here Friday
night and Saturday see snoqualmie
Falls, leaving on the Victoria for
Slsarwnv at 10 o'clock that night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-03
u. OF P. CREW WINS THE
TRIAL RACE AT HENLEY

HENLEY. England 5The opened
Engiands
coneiuHlon
don In the trial beat aud the principal
Tor the odds OF 70 laid that
81
The rennsyiYanans gvena ouanE while rowing
the starting The London noticed
donsrs hg husnE fellows
rowe
ref-un
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-03
LIGHTNING

ST. LOUIS. July WIN. inEfau~-
sr. 81 Jnn. ]. J. Gran. D.. and Louis
stern. 81. were Instantly killed by
lightning while they were standing
for shelter under n sycamore tree If
ChhohlA, Ill. GA the bank 81 Deal
creek. Benny EEEiin, Is Joe EE-
Eiin. -. and Albert I.eidengers it.
Wcre seriously Injured. Tho dead
and injured persons were members
Of a fishing party.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-03
The Aberdeen Is Added.

The 3. Wiley Navigation Co. has
added the steamer City Of Aberdeen
- It's Seattle. Tacoma aud Olympia
run. The Aberdeen will carry the
bulk 81 the freight. relieving the
steamers Capitol city and Mutt
nomah. and enabling them 70 ran 70
rhc dot on schedule tfmo. The city
- Aherdcan'F regular run g. between
Seattle and Tacoma. hut will 60 on
70 Olympia any day when there Is
business enough to justify the trip.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-03

The congressional committee on
rivers ana hurbura. today at Olym-
pla. ~ 10 reach Seattle Saturday
morning Gray's Hnrbor points win
be seen tomorrow and South Bend
on Friday. Saturday the visitors win
view the dry dock at Hremerton.
Sunday will be spent quietly IN se-
attic.
on Monday the party viii take the
new steamer Majestic for Neah bay.
spending Tuesday there and at Port
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-03

ON PICNIC

The letter carriers Of Seattle viii
have a grand picnic and OUTING to-
morrow. the Fourth. az pleasnnt
IeaCh Steamers Will leave G1l-
Ltaith dock every hour from 9 t. Z
o'clock. There will be usual long
fhcrt. sllm and fat mems races. and
other sports. at the beach. but the
principal athletic event will be u
baseball game between the seattle
and Tacoma carriers. one delivery
only will be made by tho carriers to-
morrow. and that In the forenoon.
Tonight a grand street parade VIII
march TO che music Of a full brass
band from Pioneer square. at 1880
o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-03
He FINDS
HE'S MADE
AN ERROR

OLYMPIA. July a.-Contractor p.
r. ". Gosa ~ Tacoma, who was
awarded the contract Tor the build
INK ~ the addition 70 the state cap
itol en- his lowest bid OF ti35.Oo0, has
notified the capitol commission that
BE- wlfhdraws this bid. II being VA
COO less than the price he could AT
ford 20 10 the work Tor. MIR. Gosa
says b. made misoalculation.
Haste a. Dugan, the next lowest
bidderg. also have withdrawn their
lid 81 $4,000. It may be neccs-
sary for the commission to rc-adver-
tlae.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-03

NEW YORK. July s-The torrla
wave is stu here AZ O'Clock this
morning the temperature was 81.
The torture Of humidity is added
to the hiisterins heat to-day. Humid
ity - the one thing that has bc-n
feared since the hot spell began.
Only its absence has saved the city
from the greatest heat calamity IN
It's history. It's advent early this
morning. weather sharps Declared.
meant that the seventh day Of the
hot wave might be the worst Of ali.
Eight deaths are reported FROM
midnight to o'clock this morning.
The total number Of deaths since
the hot spell began Is SIS.
NEW YORK. July As soon as
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-03
C0LUMBIA'S JIB Is CARRIED
AWAY; SHAMROCK H. LOSES

Lipton's tWo Ehsmfoeks began their
trial spins today over the a1-mlie
course from Garrock head 90 Holy
fsis and return.
Iater-1'he old boat won. beating
the challenger home by one minute
and a-half.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-03
August keri MISSING.

Where II August Kcrt ~ Victoria ?
ON June 10 he came here 10 do some
work IN a local bank Since that
time his wife has neither seen nor
heard of him. lie Ia s feet ! incheA
tail. heavily built. with brown
mustache lie wore n blue coat and
vest and light gray trousers Mira.
kert reported the matter 10 tho po-
lice this morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-03
ALBERT |.
JOHNSON
IS DEAD

NEW York. July z.-Aibert l..
johnson. millionaire street railway
promoter and brother 20 Mayor Ton
T. Johnson q Cleveland. died sud.
denly last night Of heart .cxnauation
az his home IN the suburbs - Brook
Ign. lie waa prominently known
through his Identification with big
railway enterprises In the East. oue
~ which vas the proposed trolley
line between Philadelphia and New
York CITY.
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FELL To HIS DEATH

ploy Of her owners. This mornlnn
he was doing some work on the side
Of the vessel rs she laid al Moran's
shipyardH. He was standing on N
board near the edge Of the rail pull
Ing a rope. Suddenly the board
broke and he fell 20 his death.
Deputy Coroner Wiltsie was noti-
fed and the body is now at Butter
Worfhs morRue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-03
BETTER BUY
THINGS TODAY
Fer Tomorrow Stores Generally
VIII Be Closed

The business streets 20 today be-
ginning 20 take on holiday attire. thu
demand Tor bunting. flags and the
national cai0gs IN other decorative
forms being active. Pike street.
where a local celebration hy buslne ~
men exclusively viii be given. prom
tHes % look gorgeous for tomorrow
All the leading dry goods. grocery.
hardware and furniture houses will
be closed all dag and the employees
BE given a fun holiday. Many ex-
cursious on boat and train H. mir-
rounding points - interest WiII run
cut Or the city
Some OF the butcher shops will re-
main open until 10 o'clock "a the
morning. but these are the exception.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-03

William Brown. who for the last
- years has been employed as a
sailor on the steamer Garouue. fell
this morning from the vessels rail-
20 the water and In falling struck his
head against pile, causing instant
death.
Fifteen years ago Brown shipped
on the GarOnne in England. He has
never since that time left the EN-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-03
D. DAYS

NEW YORK. July g-The stock
exchange. because Of "a holiday toe
morrow and because OF the intense
heat. viii be closed four days. the
governing committee having decided
20 close the exchange Friday and
Saturday as we'll az tomorrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-03
STEAM ERS IN PORT

The following steamers are In Sc-
attic today Centennial Victorian,
city - Topeka. Humboldt. kintuck.
Kama kurn Muru Cottage city. Mex
leo. GHronHs. Senator.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-03
BIG HOTEL.
DESTROYED

RICHMOND. Va. July a.-The big
Homestead hotel 1T Hot Springs was
burned TO the ground this morning
There was no loss OF life nor any
panic.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-03
AT OLYMPIA

OLYMPIA July 3.-The rivers and
harbors Congressional committee ar-
rived here today by boat from Taco
ma. The party Is being shown ev-
cry attention within the hospitality
OF Olympia. The guests viii remain
here over night. going by train to-
morrow to Aberdeen. Tho party will
arrive In Seattle Saturday morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-03

the sun had mounted hlsh and Zoe
GUESSED It's hot RAYS on the city re-
ports o. deaths FROM the heat simply
poured into police headquarters. 10
"a 10 % a. m. IS deaths had been re-
ported since midnight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-03
S5OO,O0O

BOSTON. July g-The wharf
property of the Metropolitan Coal
Go. was destroyed by FIRE this morn
ing Loss. $500. 600
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We Win tho Trial Race.

HENLEY. July The rcnnHyIvania
London cry 81 competitor The
hind
July won their trial heat from
eKe
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BARS OFF

SAN FRANCISCO. July a.-Prasl-
dent Hayes today fusued a general
order aboliahing saloon bars on All
boats OF the Southern Pacific system.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-03
DISASTROUS

ODESSA. Russia. July a-Disas-
trous floods are raging in the Crlmea
district % Russia. II Il feared there
has been great loss Of life.
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DEATH
RELlEr Is NOT IN sIdur.

RELIEF Is NOT IN SIGHT
WASHINGTON. D. g. July a=Ncathcr bureau officials stat
81 this Indication the
permanent rolef heat-wRvc II
explained that yesterdays thunder purely local and
only temporary effect Continued hzh temperature pre-
dicted Indefinite throughout an the territory affect
Cd by the present tortldty
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-03

Seattle and vicinity Tonight and
Thursday. cloudy and threatening
occasional showers. light south 10
west winds.
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A. 0. U. W. SMOKER

ON Friday evening Evergreen
lodge. No. 80. a. o. ". w. VIII give
a smoker a. It's lodge room In the
Pioneer building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-03

nRESroN.s REEF. Il. /. July ).
Just az the Constitution and the
Columbia started cut FOR their race
thia morning the Columbia carried
away her 80 and she contest y ~ De
ciArrd N.
GLASGOW. July ..--sir Thomas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-03

NEW YORK. July 2-The death
roll from midnight % I o'clock this
afternoon Is near the 100 mark
Brooklyn suffered 61 deaths be.
tween those hours.
The humidity is almost unhear-
able.
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ing tho shores beyond.
Once II Was crsmstod.
About two years ago the garbage
and refuse matfer dumped there was
turned on tho spot by the city scav=
eugers, ERE sufficient In volume and
Intensity belrtR kept up to Conaum.
most of II md deodorize the re-
mainder. a other periods in the
garbage history on Seattle II has been
dumped Off the docks OF the Mora n
Bros. co. or The Centennial Mill &c.
For year ari8 more. since the own
or Of n pnrCc ~ land at the foot Of
Connecticut eifett, formerly mayor
~ Seattle, ~ Yin the RarbaRe an op-
portunity 10 have his land filled In,
tho stun. in4IudlDg boxes barrels.
old iron and ofi3ef truck Of aubstan
tial fibre ha 4 1nfn dumped on hts
property.
I'VE have Homplained AZ the city
hall, 10 tho 14fd Of health, and We
fTurffs. .#|# ~ t.aaea fhwaa
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PITTSBURGH Pa. July SIX
deaths and seven serious prostratlons
resulted in Pittsburgh between mid
nIEht aud o'clock this morning on
account Of the heat.
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Once IL Was crsmstod.

od0r over the section Of the city lin.
ing tho shores beyond.
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THE Only Paper in
Seattle That Dares
TO Print the News ::
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(contln y pn page three.)
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oozy, nasty, Shiny bottom Of the bay.
there 70 remain a condemnation or
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