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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-05
BITS OF I'AIETY

Mrs. Robert s. wilsoA has issued
Affiliations for a lawn putS. To- ee
0fxen AT the Country Ciues FRIDAY.
The yo.anx men Of the exfShanAs-
rave q yachting party On the nay,
Sunday afternoon A large nrxaoef
az young people were present snd
TIRE party VAS a most delightful al
fair.
sr.1ldinx a few weeks on the SKY
Er-x4h river. They nm VISITING
mlnrA and doing a great deal Of
Nsss Charlotte NJ. Haley viii en-
,~~safn a few friends Thursday sf-
fernoon AZ her horne. ms Fourth
avenue. Cards viii be 2iayed-
Mrx Frank Niehoison. 81 Kasfzas
Catv. and Miss Mildred lgiehart. %
Hnrk r~fnnA. III. are the guests Of
Mrs. Victor Hugo smith at her
home rs Ren - avenue north.
Mr. and Mrs. William Elliott FAR
- ~ horrse to their friends ~ lie
Eighth Avenue west
Mrs.. Edward Aoeardus gave a
large card party this afternoon a.
her ~rrxldanee. Fourteenth avenue.
Mrs. c. l. Price. Of Brooklyn. " r.,
Wa the nonored guest. The affair
Vas a very pretty M ari many
guasts were present.
Mrs- Angus M~ackfntosh. or san
francisco. and Miss N~acktutosn arr
~fsffing Mrs. Amos brO~n aha
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to-inch white and Cream irish
Net, Flenr de Lila pattern. regularly
Worth 20. "Wednesday. from : TO II.
al i9c.
with each set % one-inch Curtain
Pole Fixtures that we cell for Sc
ur more "wednesday from Z to "a.
wv viii give free a four-foot cherry
curtain pole.
White Feather Stitch Braid 9 yards
In piscs. extra fine auslity, worth
from TIC 20 iSc apiece from : 20 n
At Be- b piece.
Alpaca Braid for skirt binding.
best quality. five yards IN piece,
black or cnloFs, worth iSrl from =
20 II At Tne the piece.
The Security Hair crirnplns Pin.
10 pins in box. regular price iec n
box from = 10 ii AT e..
Boys ike ~snspendera: from . TO
II az Ice a pair.
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COOK MUST
GO, SAY MATTRESSES

judge Manford ~ tho Federal
court yesterday eVeninK granted a
temporary injunction IA the Lock
Hcug case restraining the various
defcndants O. the action from inter-
FERNS with the Nagle restaurants
Chinese cook IN his employment un-
Gil August "a On that date the m-
junction ca@e Win come up Tor hear
iug on its mcrita.
All r. quiet 1T the restaurant to-
DAY, The striking Mattresses aud the
members Of the Cooks and Walters
unions. who We're. Lock Honx al
legged carrying cn a boycott that in
terfercd with his employment an
no1nce that theS will abide strictly
BY Judge hanfofd's order and wnl
refrain from cangrcgatiug in front
OF the Magic place until the ease -
finally disposed OF A policeman Is
SIN kept on guard. bat he has a
Ntsse@ura
The striking Mattresses and tho
Mas sts<ege are nov apart on but
one subject Thai "a the employment
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OF a Chinese cook IN the restaurant
Kitchen, Tho airlH aye determined
that none but white labor shall be
employed. The Nagie sisters =
equally determined that the ceak,
who i, they SAY. a trusted servant.
shall remain
The Nasle sisters have u u said,
c6errd q pay the girls In their em-
pl0y the union scale.
\ Question Us labor circles arises
Ia she Case of Lock Hunz receiving.
Il Is admitted, pf8cticalis the same
wages that a white union Kitchen as-
sistant would get as wages The
query then =; We're Laek hcns 20
ask 90 Join the Cooks and Walters
linton, would his application be con
sldered anf " u were. would the
striking Mattresses work With hifn.
Some union men say that wages
and adherence 10 union principles u
the only question others say that
the color tine would have 20 he
On account % the strong OPP
position m the Pacific ccsst 10 Chi
labor
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Mems uuiAundered. Of New York
Mills Muslin. and Pure irish Linen
boaospa. regular price Aeei from > 70
II at toe,
Men's Black BaibriEgnn Under
wear. wofth soc = garment. from : 10
II at &C..
Paper Boand Novels. worth 2se;
from I 10 II at Sc each Large y
Of titles 70 select from.
passe Partout outfits. regular
price sses from = 20 II 81 SSc.
Thomas Black Ink. regular Be bot
tiles for sc.
Boys BaFehaiis, regular SC each;
from 4 to ~ Al ) for inc.
Rush shopping Bsgw. regularly
worth ise. from : 20 II NJ SC.
oiymplaus Toilet SOAP. J cakes In
box from = 20 III at t1he q box
worth daabie.
KaneAfoo CASTLE Soap. notified or
white. worth ioc a bar. from : 10 ii
at . bars for ioc-
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Rummage Bargains From 8 to ii

Imported Face Powder, regular CSC
boxes; from : 10 II al 1oc.
AolaHses Peppermint Kisses. worth
1sc a pound. from ) 10 II at Ice
Cutie Fish Bone. twso pieces for ic.
Colgate'H shaving Soap. from 8 10
II. i0c cakes for &c.
Women's Jersey Ribbed BieAehed
Cotton shaped Vests. worth fsc:
from 4 90 IL AZ Ice Garment
Women's Extra Htns Richeiieu
Ribbed Cotton Vests. iow neck.
sleeveless lace yoke. worth &c. from
. % II nj iGc.
women's French Bszbriggan Vests,
high neck. long or short sleeves.
regular Csc grade. from . TO IL at
ssf.
White India Linen. "a inches wide.
worth sf.1c: from 3 20 II at. the
yard. &c.
Hemsiitched Pillow Cases, Of good
cotton. 4sxzs inches. worth f7hc:
from s 90 IL at Ice.
ie-4 unbleAched sheeting. worth
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daughter At their home IN west Sc
attic until September.
Mr.. CnrWtn 5. Shank and family
win leave this week for EdEeweod.
on LAKE Washington. They viii re-
main there during the August week
Miss Fay. o. los Angeles, was the
guest cf honor at a pretty luncheon
party given BY Mrs c. u stimsan
Saturday II her home on Minor av.
enae and Seneca street. Covers were
laid for IL young iadiea
The ladies' auxiliary 70 Temple da
Hirsch held a special meeting yes
terday afternoon A. 3 o'clock In the
Temple. SEINE very Important bust
ness "a transacted.
A pretty wedding occurred AZ the
Norwegian Lutheran church % nal
lard sunday evening. REV, NJ. A.
Christensen. the pastor. officiating
The contracting parties were Mr.. :
q. Hoick end Miss Lattie Olsen.
both o. Ballard. Tire church was
eiaborateiy decorated. the bride and
her train % flower girls annearea
at their YER best A host Of friends
wsre present 20 congratulate the
happy couple. who are faVorshly
known IN Scandinavian circles. They
win reside permanently at Ballard.
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lie. from : 70 II at i2Me.
Six Teaspoons. worth &c ~ d
iBc.
8 dozen Clothes Pins from ! ~
at Sc.
Asbestos Mats. regular price 1 q
only &c
white Dinner Plates at e<tk. <
White ard Colered Wash m
twice around. worth sfc. al it1t
White Collar Forms. isc yAiue :
2hc.
Batiste Ties. with white ensrx
cred turnover. twice sfounl i
value. at Sc.
wonen-s ts.9o Dress Shoes sfes
womens Patent Calf oxfcr1 n
8 10 II at szN instead OF e1u
Chiidrenss Blue and Wins ~
Shoes. sLTs value. at ssc.
women.s White Canvas a.
Ties, u-59 value. from 9 70 1tkk
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Colored Ned Spreads, worth $3.50:
Mt the Rummase Sale for tila.
Damask Table Cloths, regularly
worth ti.75; Rummage Sale price,
si.O0.
. Misses Jersey Ribbed Cotton I'm
Ion Suits. at 50c.
Women'H Jersey Ribbed White
Mcrcerized Union Suits. ti.00 quality.
at 7gc.
Women's Rlchelleu Ribbed colored
SILK Vests. 75c quality: for sec.
women's Fast Black Ldsle Lace
Stockings, soc grade; for csc.
Women's Blue Pure Isle Lace
Stockings, worth ti.2s; at Tbc.
SCOTS Emulsion, $500 size for b5c.
Piorce's Golden Remedy, $500 size;
for Soc.
Pierce's Favorite Prescription, si.0o
size. for b5c.
Mennen's Taleum Powder, 26c
boxes, for 19c,
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women's Belts. $500. latest style.
very special. at ssc and eac.
$3.50 Pleated silk Belts. patent
leather lined; at sse.
Fancy brooches, Rhinestone set
ting. worth 75c. for sec.
Stocklnette Drees Shields. best
quality. regular prices, zoe and 25ci
at Zoe pair.
One dozen Whale Bones. worth
ibc. at the bunch, Sc.
Corset steels, black. gray or white,
worth Zoe. for &c.
Vinegar Cruets, good values, loo
quality. at 70.
China Dresser Dishes, 9 for 27c.
regular price, soc.
i0xi0-ineh white Framed Mirrors,
regular price, Sbe. at. each, csc.
Good Chopping Knife. worth i0c;
&c.
Washing Machines, the $3.50 kind;
for S2.pb.
Stocking Bags. stamped for work.
ing. .Sbc grade, for Csc.
Rummage Sale OF Embroidery
Edgings, all widths, at greatly re-
duced prices.
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FLOATING
CHRISTIAN
ENDEAvOR

A good work that Ia xpias on IN
Seattle with the knowledge o. but
few u IL eiiisens l. that % the
Floating Christian EHdeayof Society.
Every Sunday his organization
holds services aboard some ship that
haprens % be In the harhor. no mat
ter % what nationality The sailors.
only in their rough ssa aps
parel. arc assembled I'M here on
Tire decE. and with hymn. sermon
and prayer the Sabbath u observed
This society. ar these similar 20 q.
are IN every large part In the world
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-05

CAME IN
LARDERS
Two Concerns Taken Into custedy
By pihssnt Game Wardees

County Game Warden uili and
Deputy Springer made a raid on the
ice boxes OF the Malknn narbsfis and
the cold storage plant Of the nia-
niond Ice Company yesterday. In
the former place seven grouse were
found and as many complaints were
registered against J. narheriA the
proprietor. In Justice Georges court
Barberia was arrested and released
on his own recosnixancss
At the cold storage plant or the
Diamond Ice Company six boxes Of
various kinds % ducks and Erounr
were found. Manager Crane OF the
piant was pat under arrest and re-
leased on his oNn rccaknirance
From the compnnys books the goods
we're found % beions 20 J. nafbefts
ana !, d Black OF the Seattle Hard
ware Co
A vigorous campaign Will be kept
up BY the game warfsns against 10
cal restaurant and cold storage ntsu
ho have game illegally IN their pos
session. The present cases viii be
vigorously prosecuted.
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Seattle Post. G. A. r.

Seattle Peat No. !. O. A r.. viii
meet for thr first time IN its new
hall In ths New York block. on Frt
day evening o. this week All OLD
comrades % every post ars lntttsa
10 meet with them In their house
warming. Hereafter the regular
meetings will be every atcond and
fourth Friday IA the month.
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~srRoooFF.s

Michael stroxoHa IN one of the
hest plays presented by Harrington
Reynolds and company since ne has
been In Seattle this year. Il Is a
stranE waf drama with just enough
comedy and heavy work To make Il
" holcaoms The riay viii hold the
boards all week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-05

csc Rosewater Bottles; for Zoe.
Woodbury's Facial Cream. Csc
tubes. for i5c.
woodbury's Facial Soap. 25c cakes
for i5c.
Imported Face Powder. 7bc kinds;
for 2bc.
Club Bags 81 grain leather. is.lnch.
worth N.00. for si.ia.
Ping Pong, with Battle Door, worth
1926: for t2.6a.
Prayer Books and Hymnai, at one
third on regular prices,
isc and zoe unruled Tablets; for
only t0c.
Pound Paper, both ruled and plain,
worth zoe: for i0c.
Mems Jersey Ribbed B~albriggan
Underwear, SOC grade. for Gisc.
Mems Fancy Japonctte Handker-
chiefs ibc kinds at 1Hc.
Mems Extra Heavy Black and As
sorted Tan Cotton Soxl at i5c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-05

Buying

August has been turned into December, as il wsr.
the Rumnage Sale. The Bon Marche was never such a ,
Of excited buying in midsummer as yesterday and tod,
because of the most extraordinary bargains brought 70 =
front by the order of the management that all sumIner goa
in large and small lots, should be put out on sale, regardlu. :
cost. at prices that would have no comparison with form.
prices.
At some counters Monday it was impossible to give Dso.
the service they were entitled to. so overwhelming wer, a.
crowds. Many who came that day returned today for uu
bargains. and tomorrow will be equally as busy, for we .h,
from day to day place new inducements in Rummage Bu
gains before our customers. and thus make this one su.
week OF splendid bargaining in small lots, broken lots, mu.~
lines, and too large lots Of SummeT merchandise.
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SCARE IS
STIRRED UP
Ala I'm Subsidies and
Affairs Quiet

uur~ax DOAH. Pa. Aug. 6-The
~.ee- ra~sr Of \ Eighth regiment
-. ro,,~~s late last night BY shots
$50 :, ,~r~ lerH BY sentries. Five
minutes later atste $500
rewai OF the at ASS eteaffed-
49, ke~. IN circulation. bat
they appear 10 b UNIV" '"ena@~
e1an-
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BASEBALL

Ths spokAue-s Seattle series open.
81 AZ Athletic Park this sftsFnooa
Five anne will be played hsfe this
week between Grim.s and nugdala :
aEKreKatfous. Some nice work q
expected Spokane y IN nne form
and the Seattle boys are prime.
ssovail n twtsiinx fov the locals to-
day.
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Last opportunity 10 see the battle
ship Wisconsin tomorrow. Wednes.
day. fgaats leave CONAN dock AZ
Z -. = ard 10 a. m and lis. 9 u
and I % . IN
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Good bye. swssshear,.

The Wisconsin leaves Saturday.
tomorrow, "Wednesday. Is the last
chhnee 10 bid the bays good bye.
noatn leave Colman dock az 8 80. 2
and 10 q. nj. and 10. ! 90 aud 80
O. W.
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EDUCATOR
IS DEAD

DIES MONIES. Aus. s.-pr. Will
Ia m AZ. B~e~rdshear. president Of the
va state College at Am9s ard
faeF president q the National
Ia ~arationeI Association. died this
ma ming of nervous p~rossratlon.
Il - name was known throughout
q In connection with the author
shfr Of certain school booka-
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WEATHER FORECAST

Seattle aud vicinity Fair to.
nisht and Wednesday warmer
Wednesday and light 10 fresh north
10 northeast winds.
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Theaters
the POULAND, akInolrsr

The Pollard Opera Company at tho
Grand viii plAy An American Mills
ionaifc every night up to aud In
Thursday night en- Friday
Rnd Saturday nights Ia Mhscotte
VIII be the bill At the Saturday mat.
inee and on sunday night the
Gaiety uitts Will be produced.
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For quick returns. list yuur prop
erty. improved and u~nsrnrroNed. with
r. A. johnson. real estate broker. 8
Hinckiey block.
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pane,ro Glasses.


Professor Wilson at Ranke Hall
Monday and Friday evenings Prt-
vafe lessons daily.
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Dress Pi1ues, in assorted patterns, all cclors. worth he at, only svr
Dress Crashes, plain linen and fancy odored stripes inc Z"
l5e a yard. at 10 cents. -mA
indigo "B" Calico. az inches wide, good assortment OF patterns w.
l2Mc "A yard. for s cents
soc Imported Zephyrs, several pieces of fine embroidered impo"
novelties, worth Se and Soc. at. the yard, 10 cents. -, ar
leno and Dotted Swisses. good styles In this fine sheer matenA
sunme wear, regular price Csc yard, at ony, 10 cents. .a
Aberfoye ZephyrE the 26c grade, for shirt waists. has mer.urm|
stripes OF various colorsi every piece has been thoroughly scourea vi
soap and water before leaving mill; here tomorrow at yard, va o"~
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90 on ". n. c. Excursion. August
7th. 50 Hnolaaimia Falls. Tram
leaves . a. IN Fare. u.W.
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n Haf~tery-street Methodist
Eplz copaI church IL making extern
ave preparations for it's ten.day tent
servt = 10 be held AZ Third avenue
and Vine street. Rev. Milton L
Hane y Of Normal. ffiinain- who vii
presto e AT the meetings IN she big
tent. Z gili without doubt attract many
nezuuIe to hear him.
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AIi.Cver Embrotderies ituckinEs
with val insertione1. slightly soiled,
ln Swiss and NAinsook. work
and fine p%attefnsi price range IL
from tt.ab up 10 q. Is regularly here
tomorrow at. the yard, only u.lo.
Another lot 81 An-overs and Tuck
lnRH. Swiss and Naiusook, full 20
inches vide. fine for shirt waists
regular prices t7.2b and 1910 per
yard. going nov at usso.
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Rummage Sale Specials for Wednesday

The following told in a line Rummage Sale Specials
will be here Wednesday as follows:
White Goods. Dimities and Lawns, worth IA Tao yard. for &C.
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Buy
In the Morning
III Possible

for unless we arc greatly mistaken afternoon customer a
have to elbow their way to most Of the counters throusbu
the week. Yet we shall do our best to satisfactorily wait .
all who come.
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To Monte cristo BY Baptist Ladies.
Tuesday. August IL
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Rummage Sale of Wash
Fabrics Half Price and Less

All our fine and medium Wash Goods will 90 at half or less
than half the usual prices, as follows;
8 cents.
Good assortment " tGo Dimites. choice styles, at only, Y. cents.
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Dunlap. real estate. - Union hIees
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90 10 splnnln~ for bicycle repair.
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Last opportunity to see the battis-
ship W isconsin tomorrow, wedn@s-
DAY. Keats leave Colman dock Al
6 %. ? sand 10 a m and 1.fs gs80
ard 4:sA y IN
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Black Lace Balloons. irregular and
Eerpcntine edges. usually eold at Csc
and soc yard. price tomorrow. tsitc.
Black Lace Balloons. with Herpcns
tine rdkrs. from / to ~ inches wide.
worth t2Ae and fbc n yard; Rum
mage Sale price. INC.
Rummage faie 81 Aii=Over Nets.
La Tosca. Point d'Esprit. etc, usual
prices from teo to t2.so per yard, now
70 be cleared out at. per yard. ssc.
1se and ssc.
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Tray Cloths. stamped In rcrc1 =
floral designs. ssc quality ~ w.
German China Bread Plates
quality: 81 acc.
White Covered Vegetable pssn
e5c quality. at soc. -
Mems Canvas Lace Shoes -
values; for si.Ss.
women's $500 Lace shoes o.
vici kid. French heels, hand ta''r
soles; at s2.eS.
Black and Coiored Yelling, ne.
chiffon. worth s0c TO 800 "a.
e5c and soc Black Chantihy "
oons: for i2hc.
Marrow Black chantllly 0si''
zoe and ibc quality; at TIE
Crepe de Chine Ribbons, see "
lily. for sTc yard. ~,ssrns
plain and Fancy All SIR kio'"
3 10 6 inch; at i5c yard. rssn,n
Double Face Satin All SILK IA =
5-inch, worth coo and I5cs al ssfaa
women's S2.50 and $500
Ties; at. only, si.aS. Five srs At
women's s2bO Lace shoes
Wei kid. I styles: at SITS.
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RAehsrt Bros. pianos. ne union

Fletcher a Carpenter. realty bar
gains only.
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Laces and EmbrOideries
At the RummaG &c Sale

In clearing up our broken stock of Laees and Embroid-
cries, also Dress Trimmings, at the Rummage Sale. some OF
the most extraordinary bargains of the year will be given,
and we herewith tell you OF them:
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REDUCED ONE THIRD TO
0NE.HALr

Too many suits TO tell Of In
detail. but these facts can be
borne in mind and will we'll
repay the seeker for good
clothes.
Every suit for boys and
youths in the store In reduced
0ne-thifd and in some In
stances n half. All sorts.
styles and sizes.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-05-09
MRS. KATE soFFEL in COURT.
She Pleaded Guilty 10 Aiding and
Abetttng the Escape of the
Diddle Brothers.

Pittsburg. Pa. May 6.-Mrs Kate
soffcl, the wife Of Warden Sotfel. Of
the Allegheny county Jail, who fig
ured in the sensational escape and re-
capture of the Biddle brothers. last
January, was called into court. Mon
day morning. and entered plea Of
guilty to the charge % aiding and
abetting in the escape Of prisoners.
She will be sentenced next Saturday.
The maximum penalty is two years
in the penitentiary. Thc courtroom
was crowded to the doors, many
women being present. and much Gu
riosity TO see the prisoner was mani-
tested. Mrs. Soffel entered the room
with firm step. Shc was accom-
panied only by her physician and at
torney, having made special re-
quest that none of her relatives be
present during the ordeal.
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the Eureka bedding Co.'S
plant la New York.

New York. May 1.-Two persons
persisted aud several were injured in
q fire which Quilted the building N
30i Pearl street, occupied by the ri
reka Bedding Co. The dead are En-.
ma Boltcher, 10 years Of age, and
John Lynch.
The injured are Ethel McGraib,
burned probably fatally; Katie Wads.
worth, Commissions Of back and in
ternal injuries. caused by jumping
from the fourth floor; Annie Giroy.
sprains and bruises, caused by jump
ing from the fourth floor.
The fire started on the first floor.
among pile Of stair pads.
A panic ensued and, disregardng
the fire escapes, many of the EN-
ployes jumped from rear window to
the roof OF an extension. IL was ID
this way that Miss Gilroy and Miss
Wadsworth were hurt. The bodies Of
Miss Boltcher and Lynch were found
on the top floor. death having result
ed from burns and suffocation.
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The Is picked revolver shots OF the
Chicago police force who entered the
telegraphic revolver contest in Chicar
60, on the I'd, against a like number
Of ST. Louis policemen. finished with
a total score OF 2,367 for the 3so
shots. Each contestant was allowed
Is shots i'm strings of three at
target 90 feet away. George IL.
Wheeling carried OF the honors
among the Chicago blue coats, scor-
ing i26 points in his Is shots.
A detachment of Chinese soldiers
belonging TO the troops Of Gen. Yuan
shi Kai, the governor of Chi Ii prov
inve, recently lost 60 men killed while
attempting to quell an anti-indemni-
ty uprising near the border OF Honan
province. Gen. Yuan Shi kai sent
three regiments 10 destroy the towns
in the noighborhood of the scene OF
the fighting. j.
Five persons were severely injured
on a vacant lot in Denver, Col, on
the ed. by the explosion OF tank OF
chemicals with which they were gen
Grating gas 10 be used in exhibiting
stereopticon views.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-05-09
LIQUOR-CRAZED ITALIANS.
Iiss, Wis, Until the sheriff aud
Posse From Racine Appeared.

Racine, Wis. May Ga mob 81 20
Italians, crazy with liquor, has ruled
the town of Corliss, seven miles west
If here, terrorizing the people and
driving all citizens from the streets.
Two women were wounded slightly
by revolver bullets, and Two men were
cut by knives in the hands of the IN
vaders.
Help was asked from this city, and
Sheriff Baumann, with n posse 81
deputies. drove over to Corlss, whore
order was restored after short but
exciting encounter in the streets.
Two Of the Italians are under ar
rest, and the others have fed 70 os-
cape the wrath of those they at
tackled