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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-12-23

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Ippurutes anaufertigen. min feline
S6Gtisteit iebo9 mod ni9t gang 5eis
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-07

Col. +. ". Huestls. collector OF
customs for the district OF Puget
soEnd, was In the city today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-07
Give ME- BACK
THE PRESENTS
I Gave You While Dreaming OF
Love

Geo. Antiua. florist who lives Ct
Third avenue north and Cedar street,
wants his presents back Yesterday
afternoon he nworu Out warrant
before Judge Cam chargiug AirH.
Harriet Parthena with petty lar
csny. A search warrant was iKnueh
and Constable kaufman waa sent
0ut 20 search her house ~ second
avenue aud Clay street Antlno al
ieKes that Mfn. Phfthsua waH IN pos
session Of a valuable pin, two iaes
haudksfshisfa and a note for 80 be-
long nR to him. The note was signed
b. Vim. simmons u this city Ii fsYs
of % Mr Antipa, wha claims "a have
left it with Nne. Farthsua- con
stable Kaufman yesterday Hsafcne !
the house, but none % the articles
could be found.
some time aso Mrs. rarthena anA
her husband Wrrr divorced Mf. An
tins then slipped ~ and paid her
marked attention. a. vas during
this time that Aatina alleges that
Mrs ParftuA got possession " HE
goads Later Mr and Mrs. Par
ihsnA made up their little dsnerene.
- and Nsre again married. They
are nos going u Cincinnati, and An.
tina h. endsavorink q recover he
presents before they leave.
MfF Enrthena vas taken before
Justice cam yesterday afternoon
ard reisn# sd On her personal rec3g-
nlsance. 20 appear for trial this aft
prunun.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-07
SEATTLE AS
A TERMINUS
For the Northern Pacific Railwa,
System.

Seattle may soon be the terminus
u tine Washington Central railway
n branch % the Northern fncifie npw
running from spokane 60 Goules
city, IN Douglas county. ~ IL hap
pens. this city will be the terminus
~ the ~. 4. system. The branch IL
now used % convey the wheat crop
from the big Bend country - the
warehouses at Spokane. whence u -
shipped 20 the East
The new plan of the Northern Pa
cihe railroad il outlined IN a letter
received hy Reuben ". Jones, as
distant secretary u the bureau Il
infofmn ton, from Il. ~. Dixon, ex-
superintendent - schools - suo=
hafuiah county. The letter reads &c
foiiuWn;
"oso. Fnoholnish county.
June q. 1901.
bureau u Information. Seattle.
4 beg to call your attention g. the
adFanta Ees ~ the northern branch q
the stiiiasuamish river valley. a.
nrid Tor immigration.
As yau are probably aware. the
Northern Pacific Railway Is. haz
completed n branch from Arlington
90 Darlington. and that company IL
nov preparing for the immediate eKs
tension - the line mentioned east
" ART aeHusa the Cascade mountains
% connect with the Washington
Central railway and thus complete
tYansrontlneufnf outlet % Puget
n1nnd. which will - abnut 10 miles
shorter than the present line TO Ia
coma.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-07
BASEBALL In
ANY OLD TIME
Music Firms Will Start Out a Bunch
Of Players.

Musical baseball. Tor It may be
correctly termed that. viii be a
feature % the present season. be-
cause the employees OF the RAmaker
Music %. and those Of ID. x. John
son's fFm viii soon engage In battle
on the diamond. The game VIII
take place In about two weeks.
The object IL TO give the employees
Of the local musical firms a half
holiday. On the Afternoon % the
game every music store OF the cify
will close 20 attend the game In a
body. headed by a hand.
II Is predicted that the game viii
be harmonious throughout and that
the kesnest baseball critic viii not
be able 10 detect a discoFd.
John Ramaker has made the SuE-
gestion that the game be played Ia
rag-titne. bus 10 did net meet the
hearty approval Of Johnsons men.
Anyway the boys are practicing and
the game promises 20 be an Interest
Ing one.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-07
W0WEEKS
| JUST GONE
N No Change Recorded in
naehinIsts' Strike.

N nsekiEistE' situation has not
&1fsd to-day. The executive com
n''s<. ~ u3ual, has been in session
AZ II Is Understood several
Ezfsrs employed on = new
a'fazr AZ the corner sf First ave-
= ard PIKE street quit work today
1ase castings used I'm this con-
sellsn work were made at tbs
sIzfse foundry.
y tzs STATED this afternoon tina.
pe'iszmakers had received word
~ ne members Of the union now
AaS IA \ government shop 81
s'ssrrton, had signifed their In
s-.i1n not 70 DO any repair work on
transport Roaecrana.
famber Of plumbers who were
nnx on the Garonns have quit.
= Understood that the manu-
ssrx VIII take no definite action
go liter the meeting OF the Ma
-. Metal Trades association.
~. iakes place In New York city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-07
TOASTED
AT LUNCH
Lord Mayor and Sheriffs
Drink With Visiting
New Workers.

LONDON. June T. - The Lord
Mayor OF London and the sherlffH II
the city gave a reception today q
the waiting delegates Of the New
York chamber u commerce. The
reception took place IN the Mansion
house, Extremely cordial addressea
were made ~ the hosts and their
guests, Toasts were drunk O. the king
and queen and President Mckinley
at luncheon given after the recep-
ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-07
THE TRIAL
OF SIMPSON
The Jury viii Probably Get
Case This Afternoon.

The trial Of Alexander simpson
moved rapidly this morning, and
the defense concluded is case with
the testimony Of members % the ae-
cussd mans family, who gave evt.
dence bearing on the insanity OF tne
accused man. Mrs. simpson stated
that she had abandoned divorce pro-
eeedlnxu against her husband tao
years ago, as she was convinced that
his abuse % her waa attributable 70
hia Insanity. Others Of the family
testified 20 many unprovoksd az
sauIts upon them BY simpson, and
stated Il as their opinion that he -
mentally deranged.
The rebutfai examination brought
out those who had opposed the de-
PENDANT in building the much talk.
"a 81 county road, and much Of
their testimony went 20 explode the
theory Of insanity. The most I'M
portaut witnesses we're not present
This morning. and AZ a late hour
court adjourned until I o'clock this
Afternoon. Coroner Hoye and DIT.
VI. Taylor will be called by the state
this Afternoon 70 testify to the sanity
Of Simpson. Expert witnesses viii
be called IN rebuttal By the defense.
Tt n expected that the case VIII 20
10 the Jury late this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-07

Hzx 70 q lack Of applicants. the
rnI1zx1gr sdverfissd 80 h@ held
- J Ter the position % Sec
mr. e fhs National Bureau Of
n<tkr1s. Treasury department.. has
- sa<fpcrsf until June -. The
Au > E.eea Per annGm-
- hx&l civil service beard to-
y ze<frzt huiistsna from the Unit
CT Services board. at Washing
N o G.. that on Juiy : and , an
1e'.4flcn will Be- held IN this
rtF the position % Photographic.
x&mlxry " ti.fao per annurn.
= fziy an examina ton win be
= fnr the position 81 craftsman
III ssxrzvsr. az = salary OF 81. 0oa
u 1sazn.
/ "a sxzn-ination = IN progress this
H'd a. the United States court for
rfsitipn cf department assistant.
sslas service.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-07
INDICTMENTS
The Federal Grand Jury Acts on
Cases.

Tho United States grand Jury to-
day found an indictment against -.
Hobinaon (his FIRST name unknown TO
the grand turyl. Tor impersonAtink
a poatofsice Inspector and demanding
from Edith and II. Van Zandt the
sum OF 500.
George -. Fatten was indicted for
sending an obscene letter through
the mails 20 Miss Mamie Pope %
Mt. Vernon. in the indictment " IL
stated that the contents % the letter
are too dirty 90 be admitted TO tho
records
other indictment returned are as
follows. Against Antonio Ramauo.
for importing four alien Italian
iaborers 90 this country; against
Frank HomieY. % Spokane. and John
smith. ~ Tekoa. for selling liquor
20 Indians.
The Jury ala not md a true bill
against William Brooks, alleged 20
have passed a counterfeit 81 gold
piece on w. y. Trusx-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-07

AS FALSE
I,srt Lincoln Denies
|,nry OF Attempted
Crave Robbery.

.sxsrfFf.n. III, june THE
q. = ~ eTcct that Robert In
a. saringfseld a few days
:.,sssea ~ q workman. TO So
ssmlne the last RESTING place
-. Abraham Lincoln. and
remalns Of the martyrvtl
y u, were not properly protect
$50 xhanls. Is vigorously de-
$500 lincoln made No e1ori
: '.-ssal his rFs@snces anu ever
.,.,~ rs taken 90 prevent the
- a IL fAther's body.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-07

Las Only Paper III
! cattle That Dares
a,;nt the News f: /: :
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-07

PAY ONLY ONE CENT
A COPY-That's the Price
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-07
Be BETTER
THAN EVER
What Duncan Says OF
the Cup-Defender
Constitution.

NEW YORK. Iuns wv. Butler
Duncan. managing owner Of ths
Consultation. says that the yacht,
despite the accident BY which her
mast was broken, will he better thaa
ever, and VIII be ready for her trial
races with the Columbia In a fort
night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-07
SENSATION

LONDON. June genaationa /
charges we're made by Sir Hiundell
Maple. Conservative. In the house Of
commons last night. lie charged
openly and bitterly that British ON
GERS have HWindled the government
out 81 large sums Of money In the
buying OF horses for the South Afri-
can campaign. Sir Blundeii charK
Cd that one officer In particular net :
ted himself a fortune Of $3.50. 900 bv
returning fraudulent vouchers. Tho
charges created great eommotion I'm
the house.
After a stormy debate II was voted
70 appropriate the sum Of nearly $50,
900. 900 TO defray costs Of transports
and rcmouuta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-07
Ps,ssas.r. and freight.

a regular passenger and freight
train Vii be- put on about the 10th
81 the present month The valley 10
frpFn one 10 fNo tnli1H IN width. ana
there il much % Il that viii COM
pare favurahlT with the White river
or Puyailup valley lands There are
billions II feet Of nr and cedar tim
Der on the benches adjacent. which
together With the immense deposits
nf mineral. a 80 adjacent and trib.
utary. wlli create = large and re-
munerntivs home market for many
year, u come.
The valley would easily support an
agricultural population 10 times aa
great aH that A. present existing.
Land equal "a the best in this state
can be bought az probably about -
per cent. ~ the price asked for the
same grace lands In the White river
or puyaiiup valleys.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-07
WITH H0N0RS

wHATCOM. June The late Col.
j. J. Weiasnburgrr will he buried
with military houafa on Sunday at
tsrnoon IN the whatcam cemeterY.
The raiihcarers and honorary pail
bearers wall he chosen from among
the of'irerH II The First regiment q
the Washington National guard.
netachmentE from the guard At Ia
coma. olympia and Seattle will at
tend the funeral ceremonies. fully
uniformed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-07
MRS. M'KINLEYS CONDITION is
ANNOUNCED

WASHINGTON. u G., 7-nrs Rxoy. seruberE
OF Meuoya
eorteyou the following
Mckinley physicians state that her condition about te
same reported yesterday
as 10 ng
negative results It's
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-07
STRAYED FROM VIRTUES PATH

Hell knows fury iks seorned.'
NNsAs CITY. Mo- June TThc
Kennedy charged wih the murder o. husband
verse this morning objections 20 the introduction Of ehaaesrss
being overruled.
The state viii show that
% before she who
% hts alleged betrayal her..
Mrs Kennedy killed
fused live with her
the courthouse corridor then
Both Keansdy and his wife socially
wealthy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-07
ASHORE

ST. JOHNS. N. r.. June 7.--At
II o'clock last night the Iseylaud
steamer AHsyriRn. from Antwerp for
Montreal, went ashore of Cape Race
in q dense fog. The crew were res
cued. The Assyrian'a cargo, consist
ing OF 1000 tons Of mixed freight,
viii be a partial II not "a total loss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-07
ssilinss romOrrOw.

Il. s.sswfax saiiirxs are adver-
II ~ srmefrcWs
-. waiiA foe san Francisco
- ,Asesn aock At , A. IA.
~ : SEATTLE. skRkway and Jn-
.sTes Yrsler dock ~ : 2. m.
Il 80 xorne. -. Michael and
- r,str points leaves White
n akfk.
- ps~tlana. Nome. Teller Rnt
- lssves Arilngtcn dock !
<<~rrrt Warren. Nome and st.
80 l<aSss At : . N.
- Sasy. Lon1on via Japan and
~. caves Waite Star dock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-07
SHE'S 0. X.

WASHINGTON. ~. G.. June -
Admiral Melville. in an interview
for the press. highly compliments
Hremerton as n naval station. The
admiral also gives Il IA his official
opinion that the torpedo boat de-
Htroyer GoldHborough IL n hrHt-rate
craft. lie thinks the trouble lies I'm
the inexpert management Of the
trial trips, and he suggests that the
builders (Woiff a. wicker OF Port
laud) expend about 81, 500 IN employ
ing experts for another trial trip,
this expense to he betrayed out Of
the $40. 900 stiil due the builders from
tho government.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-07
RuMORED

TACOMA. ians 1T Il persistent
y rumored here that through the 10.
Gusnca ~ Senator Poster. the Office
u United States marshal. which II
now held by G. ". Ids. vii BE- tend
cred 10 Charles ~ Hopkins. % sna-
kane. Mr. Hopkins IL general man
aRwr ct Spokane Tor the Inland
telegraph a Telephone 60.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-07
OFFERS To
SURRENDER
Cables, Filipino Leader
Proposes Peace to
Gen. Macarthur.

MANILA, June T.-Gen. Mae
Arthur today received "a docu.
ment from Gen. Cables. the Filipino
leader. who proclaimed himself die
tater after AEuinaido's surrender,
proposlnE terms ~ peace. The dccu
ment was brought here by senior
poaeeL who had been tn Gasunu
province Tor some days trying Co In.
duce Cables 60 surrender.
Just what terms the insurxcul
leader proposes cannot be learned.
Ii n reported today that Gen. Mac
Arthur VIII sail for the United states
IN July.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-07
bL. LEWIS
RETURNS
h Says q Few Things on
he Nordstrom Case.

1rzs Hamilton Lewis returned
Z .ixkt frum Washington. y. {.
a .<xs . eonhdent Ct gaining an
- srst IN the state courts on be-
~ 4 CARES Nordstrorn.. whose
rrz..sn has already been stayed
n fariy ten years
] r@a<ing ~ the case today Mr..
.~1 sd.
It's rsy opinion. that. although
~swepm = not entitled 90 ahso-
~ ssKkzr<s. tbs courts must de-
n /. impossible % execute judy
- srz1nss hfrr-"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-07
DIES ON HONEYMOON

TESyER. June IA telegram 70
cx-Gov. Baxter Of Wyoming this
morning. announces the death IN
Yokohama cf hts sou-iu-lAv, Hugh
Trwvis. the Fan Fraarisco msi-
iionalre. Afr. Trevis and HIS wife
were on their wedding tour.
when a student at Harvard. TrsVta
over-sxerted himself Ira a foof-rac~,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-07
BLOODLESS

PARIS. June T.-Max Regis. the
noted Hebrew. aud ~ E.alssfdesqus.
an Algerian journalists. fought a
duel with swords thla morning The
encounter lasted teo hours aud
half. Win 40 result, and wmA then
adjourned until tom1truw,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-07
SCHOOL BOARD
Will Probably Pass on Bids for
Green Lake Building.

The regular monthly meeting OF
the board Of school directors will bs
held this evening IN the rooms OF the
board on the corner Of Marion street
and Seventh avenue. Much routine
business will be attended 20 and "A
quantity OF bids will be let. Chief
among which will be the awarding
Of the contract for the erection of
the new Green Lake school. These
blda will be opened this evening ana
in all probability awarded rs tho ne
ceaalty of the building IL urgent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-07

and slnee then suffered from heart
trouble The = believed to have
been the cause of his death.
San FRANCISCO. Juns IA
Yokohama eAbiewfAn announces tho
Death. On his bridal tour. Of the cal
tf1Tuia mt lionaire. Hugh Trsvtn. lie
married CoFuniia Baxter. OF Den
YER. April 70.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-07
COMMITTEE
The Police investigation Goes on
Tonight.

The special committee Of the city
council meets again tonight 20 con
tluue the hunt for official corrup
ton. The meeting last night was
merely "a repetition OF tho previous
meeting as Councilman Rinohart
had been absent.
n is expected that u. l.. Blaine
viii present his statements tonight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-07
The Bertha Arrives.

The steamer Bertha. Capt. Johan-
sen. Of the Alaska Commercial Co.
put ia from Cook inlet and interme-
date points last night, bringing 10
passengers.
Reports brought by the passengers
on the Bertha are that the rush
from Vaides 10 the Chestochena dig
giuRs f. immense, and that the gov
eminent military road. 50 far as n
completed, was being used by the
travellers.
The government wharf ~ Fort
TAaoum was almost completed when
tho ytarfha left
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-07
THEY SAY

uERIIS, June 7.-Forcign -of'iee
officials have made the statement
that Germany only established a
eoalinE depot IN the Fapan islands
for the use Of ships IN route from
china. and that the government has
no idea Of anusxiuE the ialandn-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-07
UP FOR ASSAULT

The case Of VIM. Bloch, tho pro-
prietor OF the Germania cafe charg-
ed with assault and battery upon
tho person of Nels Olson, n cook, was
heard before Judge George thla
morning. Tho case was taken un-
der advisement, and the decision Will
be rendered later.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-07
SOLDIERS
A Meeting TO Arrange for Attending
Col. weisenberger's Funeral.

August Toeiiner. historian 81 the
Washington volunteers. has been Ap-
pointed committee ~ one 90 ar
range The assembling nf volunteers
and milliiameu who VIII attend the
funeral of the tate Col. J. J.
Weisenberger al whateom Sunday
afternoon.
II r. desired that the volunteers
and militiansn meet AZ the ArmoFg
tomorrow evening. June 4. In blue
uniform. when arrangements Wtu b
made 70 leave by steamer for what
com some time during the night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-07
CORRUPT

SAN FRANCIECO. June The
supreme court today, In n suit N :
stituted by VIM. II. Bradley 70 oost
George ". clark from the office 81
Mayor Of gacra nentO. rema nded for
new trial, decided against Clark on
the grounds Of not flling correct
statement Of election expenses; the
abatement filed was false; money
vas Illegally spent. money was
epeut I'm excess Of the maximum
amount allowed ny the purity cleo
ton law: promising one-ninth OF the
Official patronage TO secure election.
This will result IN the reinstatement
OF the former mayor, VIM. Land.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-07
CITY OF TOPEKA
SAILS FOR ALASKA

After lying out In the stream for
n greater portion of yesterday after
noon, the steamer City OF Topeka,
Capt. Olsen, cleared Ocean dock last
night More than lb0 passengers
were aboard. the majority OF whom
were booked 90 akagway, and the
remainder for Ketohlkan and Ju-
menu, The TopekG carried a big
cargo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-07
Mortality Record.

Mary stadleman, aged ~. died this
morning at her home, 7i3 Fourth
avenue.
Freda Servln. aged 20, died at Ed
mondH this morning.
Rosie EnEels, the infant daughter
OF ]. 6, Engeis, died this morning at
the family residence, Eighth avenue
south and Connecticut street.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-07

II u said that when the line IL
completed Il will etiii continue % be
called the Washington Central rail-
way II Will run from Spokane
through the Blg Bend country over
the Cascade mountains and connect
with the line running through sno-
homish and Arlington. and 10 this
city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-07
BERNHARDT
AS ROMEO!

PARIS. June T-An arrange fnent
whereby sarah fiaruhardt and
Maude Adams viii appear 100 nights
In America tn Romeo and Juliet. vac
made last night.
hsrnhardt viii play Romeo 70
Adams Juliet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-07
FRACAS

LONDON, June IA Pekin dis
patch gives an account 81 another
fracas between the French and In
dian troops 80 Tlentsin "wednesday
night. The indian troops, insuited
BY the French, fired on the latter
kIlIlnR two and WoundlnR I'VE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-07
PLANS To
VISIT US

PARIS. Juns T.--carnmander Booth.
~ the salvation Army. who ls herr.
will 20 TO America IA September Tor
a four months tour. lie does not
expect Ia inert hss son. darlington
Hooth. commander % the Volunteers
% America.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-07
FEDERAL COURT.

~ damage case OF Peter Cruik-
- against the Pacific Bridge Co.,
~ nssua before Judge Hanf0rd
laFy this morning. The hear
M ne evidence had about been
$3.50 this afternoon when the
asy for cruikehank moved 70
s the case. The motion was
sszzsssd. cruikshank asked for
aamaRsH for personal Injuries
Aiegsd 70 have received b.
n- down a chute at the com
wharf az MarroWstone point.
- ssF1 Laird, Omar Ehuil, Rich
~, :. nlpwn and John Meadhoff have
~ s1e1 The steamship Dolphin for
s,'essd 70 be due for work per
&c aboard her last month.
~ MY hearing the condemna-
49,. p10ceedings against the Cedar
-. etsrshed. returned a tudg-
a.. at night in favor Of Frank
N the sum of 81 200.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-07
DIED AT NOON
Ferdinand HlnckIey, the Well Known
Citizen Passes Away.

Ferdinand Tinekley. aged 81, died
Mt noon today at his late residence
Harrison and FRirvicw avenue, OF
heart failure. Mr.. Hlnckley was a
prominent man In Seattle and a
brother Of Timothy u. Hlnckley
ownor OF the block OF that name.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-07
PROPOSED

NANAfMO. -. G.. June AT n
meeting OF the Nanalmo Ehipbulid-
Ing Co. held last night. II was pro-
posed to capitalize at 800. 900. and
import from Nova Scotia 60 or 10
shipwriRhta with their families. !.
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Be: GOOD

wALI.A wALLA, juno THE
managing board Of Whitman college
has announced 90 the students OF
that Institution that henceforth they
will not he permitted TO play base
bail on Sunday.
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Aged "a Years.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, June Capt.
~. y. Townsend Is dead at his home
Mt East Maryville, Mo, at the age
OF SS years. He was an intimate
friend OF Lincoln and Grant.
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ARBITRATE

ROSsLAND. u. C., June IA de-
termlned effort IN being made 60 ad-
Just by arbitration the differences
between the union Hmeitermen and
their employers at Northport.
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Big LOSS

VANCOUVER. u. g. June T.
Fire which started in n dry kiln de-
stroyed tho mills Of the Pacific Coast
Lumber Co. The total property loss.
inclusive Of wrecked machinery, Is
estimated Mt ti5. 600. Total insur-
auce fa0 900