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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-18
TINE CLIMAX rs REACHED

At exactly ten minutes OF twelve o'clock yesterday the
Star placed sale its edition. containing u account OIL
of Sheriff Cudhee capture or k the despcf
ado Tracy
The Star told how the sheriff with picked posse had
rounded cabin the shore Of Lake Sawyer near Black ba
mond where Tracy and two aeeompoes were supposed 10 DC
resting. unconscious Of danger
Il further stated that the sheriff proposed capture
kill. the inmates OF the cabin when they emerged.
THE NEWS WAS EXCLUSIVE. No other paper PUT
before thcpublc
Thousands copies of this edition sold before
O'Clock.
At twenty minutes after o'clock brigade of newsboys
employed contemporary rushed down Second avenue.
bearing COPYRIGHTED edition. containing exactly
printed the Star than hour previ-
ousyi
genius conceived and issued it. and told OF the
consultations and subsequent determined efforts OF its
authors great scoop They were all men
toned specifically BY thar the public would know 20
whom honor due
The information was impaired this extra contained
the first Of the death Of the notorious outlaw
known to the annals of crime.
Incidentally the reporters OF all the other Seattle
papers dcud for having been led false scents
Finally Sheriff Cudihce Landed the skies for his
strategy surrounding the outlaw and comprising his DEATH
without the knowledge of the other papers
When the esteemed contemporary awoke TO the true su
son having secured beatcd copy OF the Stars edition.
there beggars description The fact
a a glance that ANOTHER PAPERS EXCLUSIVE NEWS
HAD BEEN SUCCESSFULLY COpYRIGHTED-a feat
unparalleled in the annals Of modern Journalism.
In the meanwhile the wires brought. word that Sheriff
Cudhee had rushed the cabin the shores Of Lake Sawyer
and found it empty
Extra editions Of both newspapers informed the people
the fact This time the esteemed contemporary that
portion of ks rs story heradug the death Tracy
stiuted his picture TO I'LL in the space
Just what the Star could do the OF issuing second
edition of its exclusive after the has
reproduced in substance and copyrighted by contemporary
is question that will be taken the
paper which seized and enjoy undsurbcd
possession The Star viii seek for something
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-18
EXPECT LARGE
ATTEND

TACOMA. July fx-Finat prep
arafiuus for the national convention
20 be held IN Tacoma next week ~
The Young Peoples Christian Union
af the United Presbyterian chufeh
have been completed. Applications
for accommodations received by the
committee In charge az arrangements
Indicates an unusually large attend
aucs. At It's last meeting the ma
ti0nAi committee Of the orRanixn-
ton decided to hold the conventions
bicnniaiiy instead Of annually, a.
heretofore. and this lie expected to
Increase the number Of Delegates
Despite the distance. the East a.
Well as Minnesota. Iowa. Illinois.
Michigan. Nebraska and other states
Of the middle West. wili be we'll rep
resented. For the entertainment OF
thr visitors the local Presbyterian
churches. aided by ether denomlna-
lions. have made elaborate plans.
The sessions are To continue four
days. during which time there viii
be addresses by divines. educators
and other persons Of wide pruu4i-
hence. Following the close Of the
satherin. a number nf side trips
have been arranged 10 points OF in
terekt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-18
Reed Getting Better

Eugene Reed. who was accident
ally wounded by a revolver fsw
days aep, was successfully operated
upon yesterday at the Seattle Gen.
efat Hospital Heef. who II super
Intsndeut " the he Fsafo Mining
Company was working IN the mine
when he accidentally dropped hls re-
volvsr. The hammer struck n rock
and exploded the shell. the bullet
entering his back and ranging up
and lodging In his nnck For a time
IL Was thought that he would bleed
60 death. but the wound was bound
IN and the sufferer brought to thih
city for treatment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-18

Ing them. They have agreed Ia
charge not more than / cent 4 per.
son for each crossing.
II y proposed 70 operate the NOV
ing sidewalk for about 10 cut of thu
= hours during the timea Of the
kfeAtesf crush OF passengers. and to
operate the trolley ears a. al ,,re.s.s,s
the remagneer Of the time. thus Civ.
Ing opportunity % inspect the side.
walk and keep 1t in perfect operat-
ing condition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-18
His Eyes Glittered

He frat attracted my attention BY
the peculiar glitter in his eyes.
thought he waa in thn hahit OF
drinking heavily. but tnveattzs ton
showed that he was In the Rrmnp Of
q worse master
Another case came across IL thar
Of young girl aged about "a. she
was not well AZ school. No I was
called 7 found that abe was auf-
fefsng from the effects IL nl0rphsne.
Tier parents took her away ard +
believe that she has since recovered
SHE used the hvpokierunIe syringe for
about i've years without tne knowi-
edge 81 her parents. Gre contracted
the habit. | understand. from a ply
aicians'
IL II clear from the statements Of
not only the physician quoted. but
from those OF HeveraI other reputa.
be physicians that these vices are
growing at an alarming rate In se-
attic.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-18
MOVING SIDEWALKS FOR
BIG BROOKLYN BRIDGE

yEw YORK. July 1s.-rt is
learned that behind the plan 10
equip the Brooklyn bridge with NOV
Ing sidewalks are men Of great
prominence In the railroad and
financial WcrId.
II haa been agreed by the repre-
seDtafiyss Of these men that they
will within one year equip the bridge
with moving Sidewalks al their own
expenxe. and VIII pay the city sIs0.-
os0 year for the privilege Of operat-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-18
Christian Conference

LAKE ORION. Mich. July IA
The second annual International
Bible Conference and Christian
Workers Institute opened today un.
der favorable auspices. A ten days
programme has been arranged,
among he ineresting features being
addresses and papers BY speakers
Of prominence. including Professor
George u. eae Of Chicago. Rev. J.
+. Ferson, y. D., OF brooklyn. Rev.
Wayiaud HioYt, u. - Of phliadei-
phia. rev, w. +. Mcdowell. y. y.
Of New York aud REV. Charles Il.
Bradt of WlchIta. Kaa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-18

HUf OR Hitib A HOME
Ns can sell YET nine contracts very low
Npmi4tra az actual cost. fuat what haa
been paid ia on them. with these YOU can
buy OF huih hams buy a ranch. naN
off q mortgage you now nwe. And It
yuu oNn a lot. We can furnish you the
money to build At once. This IL the IA
dehtF Company. and they have touFht
and built homes for twenty people. nantes
OF which Will be given on application
Remember, this only costs you 81 ~ p.,.
month To own y home no interest. uartts
must sell these nine contracts az the,s
are leaving the country cali or -
dresa room 90 sullivan building
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-18
RAINIER nnAcu,
IlMI.LInI.I. L.IfA nAlla t.a....

: y
Don't delay looking at this prnrs5tvt a..
BEAUTIFULLY located On the shore 81 f.ate
~ rieeifn line. &c fare n5rvies fra,,
tit1 a. m % II =. m. cleared and rrsasa
avenues, sidewalk. good churches. srhost+
seliluF fHat and no wonder ans. AZ
AM 60 TOT large bo.f foot iots AZ a. ~
$40 down ana &C. month Inn,tet ~
huudluf on terms aisQ. See owner d
-. atufteVhht mornings. al Hainirr
Beach Afternoons, At Boston blsols.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-18
Tracy and Merrill
Married

Mr.. Charles G.. carster and Miss
IsmmH johnson, both Of Seattle, Were
married wednesday evening at tho
residence Of the officiating riergva
man, Rev. Martin L. BarHan, a1
stewHrt street. Mrs. kafoed. Mite
Matilda johnson and Mr.. slgfred
HaflIs ware present.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-18

Pixies Triumph. Tonight


This evening and tomorrow after
noon. at the Third Avenue theatet.
the % clever pupils Of Prof n A.
Little viii again present the fairy
opera. Pixies Triumph" which
made such an nHreeabi Impression
when frat seen here sumo weeks
sKo. While the opera remains ptac-
ticaily the same. the defects OF the
first production we're carefully noted.
aud wherever the performance had a
tendency 20 drag new matter has
been put Ia and old taken out. 50
that the opera may be fairly said TO
be In perfect running order. There
VIII not be Il dull minute during the
entire time Of presentation.
The same strong east has been re-
tanned with the exception OF the
fairy queen. Here Miss Della spray
succeeds Miss Evelyn Ormaby. Miss
Spray Is one Of the fair contestants
for the honor Of carnival queen. and
her personal charms and fine voice
have made her very much sought
after for musical events In this city.
Popular prices Will rule at both per.
fofmances and the matinee tomorrow
should attract fun house.
"U and /" Sunday Night
II and T. the laughing SUCCESS al
the Seattie thedttfs has proved such
a drawing card this week that IL has
been decided TO give one extra per-
formance OF the piece on Sunday
night. Several new features In the
way Of Hpecialtiea have been added
for this extra performance.
Tracy and Merrill"
II Tracy and Merrill" the play 10
he produced at the Third Avenue
theater next Sunday night. proves
a success. II Will be sent on the road.
Notwithstanding the fact that IT Il
an entire Seattle production, II 4
believed that all the people on the
Pacific coast Will flock to see II
The exploits Of Tracy have ao far
outdene all others that there l. little
necessity for dramatic exaggeratIon.
The Third Avenue theater viii un-
doubleday be crowded sunday night.
The sale OF seats viii commence to-
morrow morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-18
Bruin Got Punched. "

fhrcep
ark this therd day
had
me
landed ont the vest bang
had
leave tne animal AZ The police station untl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-18

Morphine Il not the only drug 10
which psorfs become slaves Cocaine.
ehietefnrue. parexoFte ard even ar
senle are used. | have known eases
OF women who we're given large
doses u parexortr when they wers
children and when they grew up
weFe Unable 70 set along Without II
and would drink plnts ~ Il every
week. II they were deprived ~ its
use for many days they would have
conxulafons. which could only be
4eietesi by fresh dose ii the drug
There are In this city many men
and women WIN Auif chlurufurm az
regularly az = confirmed topper sakss
whisky.
One case 81 this kind I can call
70 mind. A younx man we'll connect.
cd used 10 90 To school every day
With his haudkrre hIsf soaked IN
ehlorcfeFm. During the school hours
hs would snifr his Handkerchief Until
by noon he was almost Ia 4 coma
feza condition
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-18

Only 1000 conscrirts have Joined
their rskifnsnss out of the - 60 cali
ed up 10 Finland for service.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-18

VIZ aAse > snap n she sag a hatcher
sfga. II : ehAAes tesssaesss ts4hE fs=dssttes
hsssae aaa e4NsNH ffH aaie 81 hHfkA4fz
y r Hgaf4 & ~ t%9i rffNt efes
==-ss-aa=sss.=rs
CHEAP n5a~sg. No eaaHsaisafeas Fhosntx
Ha4easa fs44a q a. Vitae. AN4. -
fAilef hatiaine. ttiaes =.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-18
Law Not Observed

There = a law against this Illicit
traffic. but fhe efnrtais do not en-
foFee Il ta any great extent. 4 drug
ssst en- Pike street Was arrested aame
time ago Tor selling morphine with
out a written prescription. lie ca-
capped with light fine and Il IL al
leked that he continued 70 sell Drugs
N the same way even while his trial
Nas pending.
You would be surprised said a
vel known physician of many years
e&Iserlsnee In Seattle. how many
people there are In Seattle who are
Addieted 70 the uNe Of drugs. A
large number u professional people
a no are Under taoTe or Isan 81 a
nervous strain all the tsaas usr utars
phlne, and besides there are those
whe are naturally depravad who
use e ak = drunknKd dosa liquor.
The drugs are taken at frat 10
relieve insomnia. perhaps. or 70 quiet
the nerves after a day 81 bslsy toll
Then the victim fiudn that ne needs
4 aftensr. aud a. years 80 or he
finds himself sIaVe 10 a habit he
dare not attempt 20 break. Another
factor IN les widespread use is the
almost reckless use of phyaleiana u
the hYpaaefffiie treettf.
some physicians administer an In
lection for the most trtfsinE causes
Some Of them uas n 10 quiet a trivial
patas and se they eunttHue IL theY
eontfixe ~ lie Use 10 have their
patient on their hands for long
tins. This IL profitable for phynl.
clans Who would aso4p 20 afeh q
depth. hut IA Il rulnoaa 70 ths uss+
fortunate patient.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-18
Northwestern Com
mercial Co.
NEXT sAIlIses ron nomf

;. 3. VFeEon, July p.
s. 4. Centennial Aus. ~
9. 8. Meteor. freight only, luN i
The Oregon Is the most eiessrllf I
pointed boat and one OF the iaffss.
tha Nome ieet. has i1Ei been fs''
at an expense of stoo 900, and y
initial fr.n this eear had isfxW =
passenger list thar ehy other 49,
bound Tor Meme. q
Fer freight and passenger rsteA
ply .nr'
OFFICES a0i-2 rIoNEEh ~"
me. PHONE. UNION ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-18
positions WANTED

I49AiIsIoa WkNrH4ss-An sssgsfr fnan
asfh ssNefst se&fs else sxf@fssHsfs -
slaxis = hasst#F. AHzssee = permanent
fsseittess sat furnish highest frfsrsFsrt - !.
has ketrd ~ credit nNn for ntttntff
At fears AS 10 HFsfsfsaa~ - fn4
kfna II rasltsQas AaaFra ~ q. HeNelA
r. = Gaax ~ Hs4sfte
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-18


Hii-LMAN's teauufui iaxe front sediuoa
Is now on the market. marty coo lots soid
81 the last few days. SIS 70 stT5 each
ss,@ ssSn AN. y sn, rsn, y sn ss ss.a
ina new plank sidewalks in front Of each
lot. money returned u dissatisfied after
grounds sunday 10 shev unsoia iots CONS
quick see awner. ffiiluAn. offce end Of
present Green isss car line.
sioso 3 acres on car tine. all In ealsl-
walton, IL minutes from Pioneer square.
level land Qualheim a Holman. 500
ron ssIr-rAnNs AND Lawn.
81 500 ACRES oio.e A. navy yard. nearly
all under cuitivatfeu. h.nne harm. iwo
chicken houses, eearirs orchard and
plenty ct small fruit
81 sde % ueHea On railroad Hnuth 81 the
city. 10 acres clear 2tE scfrn In bearing
orchard, Geof broom hqase. harm aud
the place; s eafh, balance es Q por cent.
etETrnSGRifN 4 AKSrfI.
Room Is. HaNweii building.
CHOICE WATER FRoNr-ie mites rom
Seattle leo acres = ifunraVeti ievri
land. rich soiil house. harm. arehafa nice
creek running through place - 300
Robert Maithyi 4ia New York block.
yard at bvncftcni 9 arrasl level land.
rich sotti nnnfiv ell cleared land slopes
gradually down 90 nice beach, an
fenced. orchard 81 $50 tferH IN tcarihg.
all kinds OF small ffuitai 2 ropm house;
small hnru several chicken hanseH. an4,
place for heating, bathing and fishing.
steamboat lands In front pf the rlnue.
$3.50. Robert Malthst 40 n. Y biaek
TEN ACRES Conveniently located. All in
pasture. very easily cleared good feacr
on two Hidce. small house, running
water. owner Il going north. to make
quick sale will sell for SIC per acre
which il less than the improvements
cost Robert Maithy, 40 y. v hloek
| FORTY AgHEN-aood land facing on
county niad. close % small town. h
acres eiphFtl roaH heu@et large bafu.
chicken house. 500. Robert Maithy. 40
n y. block
/ HERE Is a GOOD ntf-65 acres on foa,,-
~ resdi clone te small town. handy 10
Seattle hcfas cleared - acres e.sc,i
pasture foon house, iafF0 harm
chicken houses. HrripE water! 81 leo
| Robert Maithy. tie n. Y. blsek.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-18
Classified Ads
urlr wasrrp-rr~Arr

c&Asr soek 50. rssssusnnt eeaa. ais
re~k Hahtfy tsff. So mattresses, So
ssta fe1fnl itnasp Hafixf. as hntei uds6A
t4us rhemh=rnszi4. 81 tessfssaiHn sfo
las e9ek ti8 NHNek. fartaff atrla nens
szn1 Etftpl f4n4liv eaaAa. aay ssesss*s
iauafFY hEipi aerxsaiafts euexu city
frsfieFruFat effsee. tigl Third Assnaa
fshesa Main aea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-18
HELP WANTED MALE Am
FEMALE


fGeffie gsss one. fioS Il xSs.' fas.
nishes tast hsir IN eItr. Cali US a.is
-. Mrs.. Ksfss Mar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-18

f1fr sssssssf rEzss e sss 81 ssz Case
lice II fFaEn ths os1maie Oil Co.. cit ~
ave- tel. Msin esi. Aloe eosi ~ sAsk
e. te4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-18
ron .sIr-crrv rrAr- Estate
A NICE LITrr.n SNAP.

800 Five acres Of ehoioe land on the
seat; - Tacoma electric Hire. on ekky
terms thlE properly IL only ? Ia ftlies
from the aes fair grounds ard IA nna
nniKhhorfoetf Adams q Adams. sef
Pioneer building
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-18
VICTIMS OF
DRUG HABIT
Evil Is Considered On the In
crease In Seattle

The city OF Seattle In cosmopolitan
Ia all ways, People from almost
every land may be aean here. With
the good come the bad. and stu
dent ef crlminotoKy states that
every up. to-date appliance FOR
criminals usu may he found IA this
city With the general run ef Grim.
mails who make Seattle their home
have come many % those unfnftus
nate dekencrates whose only happl.
ness II found under the influence
Of aenne lnsttiaus drug which sooner
OF later ruins them physically and
mentally.
The sale Of drugs to people ~ thls
class has increased alarminKly OF
late. Several small drug starsa IN
out 81 the way and obscure nartA
OF The city make this trade spe.
etalty. The propfietora charge the
unfortunate victims OF the habit
three or fanr times a. much as the
drug i worth aud thus they are
enabled 20 keep their business going
where more sefupuious druggists
" ould fail.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-18

COW BTTVFEH
STORE.
it's very pleasing ia know that the
public appreciates good thing 20
cal. The demand on us for our
fancy Iowa Creamery Tuffer shows
that people ace aftefthe very best.
We also carry ths finest washing
ton Butter IN hulk and brick. 1se
pound, and fancy frszh ranch eggs.
COW nrTTER STORE.
First and Pike
A LARGE SALE as All kisss q Jspsnsss
hsaa s.as ssevss ven efssp. nsa
irpnt Fefuisar~ Co. ~ seeena aveaas
nrK Lsays- nstseos 4 Laeye. y Hineklsy
fsffea nefsnssfA
wssk eHs n.sirsa,t Studio. Mi
flfst sesnsss
ron ssIE-rrrr rE4I- Estate
pETTfT i sos.
sico % ssoo ~ Aere-nsrissn tracts at
deefTetnNn ara an Nrrfuh car iines
81 30 fais nipak lots. eaxi2a e al
hey ~ feot ssfvsta. eleee "a en- Heacen
s.sos large lots. sern~rs. cleared.
$50 rssh-oeoa ios. Ga TON ave-. near
AAdiseHs
PETIT a son
al New York nlo<h
EhEAp HOME
HOUSE AND LOT seat. f1a Down $40
MONTHLY PAYMENT uNfa nEAnTf.
FUI. HOME. FINE PLACE FOR GAR.
pES AND CfiI0KENss BEAUTIFUL
VIEW. CLOSE TO SCHOOL AND CAR
LINE Hill MAN. OWNER or
FIeE. HUFFMAN STATION. GREEN
LAKE CAH-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-18
vos INSTRUMENTATION

llIdHfhf EFsest rails tee ssssna- hsn&
tss4ssAeif seasis. aiaTss. bsetesfH ssfs.
esFTste etc and s<xnnd AAna efrcs fur.
nstsfs. Hes Eraet FsFHgfzfs Co. ta4stfa
faeasA assnss sassh Tel. ned tz11
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-18

We arc agents for Reliance"
Wrappers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-18

Big values in Camping
Blankets.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-18

hay horse. Apply c.
Cameron, Columbia city.
BUSINESS CHANCES

GRAND PACIFIC HOTEL itfs Fret sy..
nue. house newly fpsnihhess vi modern:
prices u,edsrate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-18

Leave e~arfle D. rn-
haiiinx July 2 r. 10 - -. &
It, civ Of HrAftfe. 5nsokAnN. t11fMn &
sftka ruutt boufEs. rftF af TW<M
@. y. T.s*nssEs. Cent Art & uM4
Asst oenS ACT. Ocean doeh- keul4
al. Perkins, q Co.. Gen. AEts-.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-11-25
NATURALIZATION

= Judge Hebbard of San Francisco
has decided that the contract by
which Francis Cutting paid his dau-
ghter $4,000 a year as a maintenance
fund is no longer valid. 1t was on
her marriage to Harold Courtney in
England thatCutting agreed to allow
his daughter Isabelle the sum men,
Toned. The Courtneys were divorced
the husband alleging that his wife
vas insane at the time other marriage
to him and later the woman was plac-
in an asylum. Her fathr askd that
the contract be set aside, alleging
hat it was made with the understand
ingg tina it should continue until the
couple ceased to live together. Judge
Hebbard decided in favor of the parent.
Salinas Index.
lIllliiiiliI,tii
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-11-25
INSTRUMENTATION

Residents of southern counties in
California are again quietly agitating
\ movement for division of the State
with the capital of the new State at
Los Angeles. Various dividing lines
AVE been proposed, but the new State
desired by enthusiasts will include
Sata Barbara, Kern and other coun.
ties to the south.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-11-25

When President Roosevelt Was max
ing stump speeches in the last Pres1-
lential campaign he was severe upon
such criticisms of Imperialitst policy
as General Davis has embodied in his
official report. General Davis might
have gone farther, and with equal
logic have pointed out the incon sis
etncy between the Declaration of In
dependence and the policy of holding
the Philippines as subject territory
REGARDLESS of the wishes of the inhabi-
tats.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-11-25
IhllIllH!IiIIIiIit

Russia has gained long desired
advantage in extorting from the Sui
tan the privilege of passing Russian
warships through the Dardenells in
to the Black sea. 1t is true the war
ship must not be equipped with arms
or munitions of war, but thse may be
obtained on the other side of the
Black Sea. If the same privilege is
accorded the warships of other ma
tons, as it doubtless will be, they
could not be equipped in Russian ter
ritory, and would consequently be at
the mercy of the Cars forces. This
concession has not received the no.
Ice that it's importance demands. I?
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-11-25
!lhiiNIIln!IHIil

Our Nevada contemporaries are
-eveling in the horrors of an atrocious
murder recently committed in Tono-
pah. The death of Harry Fields,
which the coroner's jury declared
resulted from natural causes, has
been used for the text for some SEN
sational articles, giving the horrible
"details of the mutilation of Fields
body, etc. Even if the death of
Fields was the result of murder, which
has been limited, the murder was not
atrociOus, but as decOrus and artistic
performance of the kind as any min
ing camp on the coast could furnish.
Miner
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-11-25
llIlllIIIlINIIIIlll

The Republican organs have moth
in to say about the slump in the stock
market prices in Wall street since the
election. Had the Democrats carried
the House, how these same organs
would have rung the changes upon it
as proof of the public "distrust" and
alarm caused by Democratic success!
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-11-25
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