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MIGHT BE
SUICIDE
DEATH OF MARY LEVY IS Puz.
zIlNo THE OFFICERS

The dead body OF Mary Levy. n
servant in the employ Of David Tay-
Tor nc 1901 Ncaier way. was found In
her roem nt the TAYLOR residence
yesterday The room was fiiied with
Illuminating gas. showing that she
died from usphyxiation. Whether
the Eiri had deliberately taken her
life or whether death was due % ac-
cldcnt II not knoNn, Suspicious cir
cumataueca point 70 the former
theory.
Laat Friday Miss Levy went Ca
work for Mrs. Taylor. she knew
but little Of the use % gaa and
lighted her rom with csal oil
lamp. Saturday evening the Eiri
went 10 her MON ~ o'clock. Yes
tsrday morning she did not Eet up,
nor would she answer to- call. Fin
ally Policeman Kelly, who lives
near. WAS called ana ne hroks IN the
door. 4 rush ~ Eas came from the
room and suon the body Of the girl
laying rfnsHwise on the bed vas seen.
Ny her side was Bible and her
rosary. She had been dead several
hours. The bed clothes ware not at
all disturbed. nor was the room IN
disorder. The Riri was clothed In
her nightrobc.
Deputy Coroner Niltaie hent the
body To ButterWorthr yuprgue,
where an autopsy will be held. Lat
ters from her relatives in Austria
were found among her effects. An
EFFORT will be made TO communicate
with her friends.
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Theaters
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.


David Garrick's comedy, The
Country Girl" with Miss Kathryn
Kidder in the title role, was pre-
scented at the Grand opera house las,
evening. The play is one that has
stood the test OF two centuries. II Ii
the story Of pretty but simple and
awkward rustic maiden. Peggy. .
whose hand Is sought In marriage
for rnercenary motives by her guar
dian, Moody. OF course IL all comes
out right and Peggy by trickery
fnarries the man she loves. Alr
BeIlyille. The play is sparkling with
Wit and contains an abundance Of
strong climaxes and odd situations
Especially I'm the second act. when
Peggy r. caught in male attire BY
her lover. the play assumes a deeid-
eddy humorous aspect.
As the awkward, eonical Peggy
Miss Kfdder fairly outdoes herself
Especially when Peggy gets iritated
does Miss Kidder display her great
ability as an artist. The star was
given a warm reception.
The sparkish Of Mr.. Robert v
Ferguson was one OF the cieyeres'
,,feeee OF work that has been seer
here this year. Especially IN the
iaes act I'm a drunken scene IN hs
good. Mr.. Ferguson was erea'
srcreaa as Sir Pitt crawley, with
Mrs. Fisk IN Betsy sharp. lie y
one ~ the cIcyerest men In his linz
on the stage today. -,
Gain Tonight al the Grand. Tomor.
rev night Miss Kidder VIII present
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ate, 'sfhe Black Flag viii continue
All week. with saturday matinee,
"Juat Before Dawn
McsHrs Russell s Drew presented
Just Hefuro Dawn uH the second
weeks bin of their supplementary
season at the Third Avenue thehter.
last nikht The play, dealing 40 IL
does with the great question Of labor
and capital. a. especially interesting
az this time. In many ways 1t rosem-
hlea the play Lost phndiee.s Dur
INK the progress ~ the piece some
excellent scenic and mechanical Of
fleets are brought ont Tho stage man %
ngement Is under the direction OF X
T.. French.
The part ~ Reuhin Terney, taken
by Mir, Alpin, NJ put on wuit Frank
kcadick as Richard ncmmiuH. mine
foreman. In good. na usual. The
villain. Edwin Brandon. Is done hy
Hamilton Armour In hts character
iatic manner. NJ J. itaaiey II
scen In an Irish character. and
his work A. clever. Miss FllE-
abcth Hale PLAYS olga Carriatan very
well, Miss Millie Freeman. Miss Jen-
ME kelten and Mrs. Eva French are
also good
Just BEFORE Dawn" win he the
bin until Thursday night, when n
new version of East Lynne VIII be
put on Tor the balance OF the week,
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=, ,. bee, decided be counted against
mar On ne Though jurys verdict may De
based upon influence alone
IL was alleged thar inc .ar
IN had s@o
gafnstth Paul
touched by the plea a ne" "a'
Vas asn,ed and victory stands
had the supreme court ruiea oh
wise go.
definition OF oanty.
shi- pont has and lame
pretty well developed tastes IN
matter Zach h.o but hardly
considers beautiful another may onsaet
plain -, =, -. .xu.,.
and the one may be
they do
IN thinks ana
fat another The variance In mems tastes
In matte . Z
find II who would
each 80 TO forget
eevfden the jury.
NOT beauty It the fact that
she 4 a
doonsday but results would re-
main remedy That Is to make the jury
bsN women MALE a is involved
the jury would probably divide
six to SIX
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New accident promises to oVer"n al ~ ~
IDEAS danag suits and value OF human ire
suit the accident the july ms
read give a verdict OF 100000 -. -, -.
for ~, .,.,.
the could have been prevented
had railroad company been VIKING 70
spend - - a, ~. tim.
$4,000 1t was
that amount annaaS TOT uo 49, -
the company pay -.
damages on oasis OF 'ne
states
valve Of fixed at $4,000 ana IN some ''
would 10 possess more Justice
But is the lesson to De taught iu ~
to be amply protected. and on sen
nesee
and to prove 'nas
s...v measured in . a matter OF seenery
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S'E !,;E!;gII Hl !l:!! !.
~ lzlsi<R IN sEGoss Az
I'll GA NE IrDnEs.

To the members OF the Bar OF King
County, State Of Washington
You. and each ~ you, are hereby
notified that u meeting OF the Nom
beers OF the Rar OF King County,
State OF Washington. will be held In
the King County Court House. In the
city OF Seattle. said State. in the
room occupied by the Judge OF the
Superior Court Of said county who
prasidcs over Department No. OF
said court, on Saturday, the 2lst day
of June, A. -. 1909, ut the hour or
Q 20 in the forenoon. for the purpose
of selecting four electors OF said
County 20 be recommended by said
Bar 20 the Superior Court Of said
county. from which said four elcc'
tors. 10 be so recommended. said SUI
parior Court viii chose two to act IA
Jury commissioners In said County
for the term OF one year and until
their successors are appointed and
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ros ..lr-eITy. nrtL r.rArn

FINE new modern 7-room house,
Just finished. and > lots. brooklyn,
on graded street. terms tesb0.
slightly lot. graded street. Queen
Anne. TOO
Lots soxis0. Fremont. sIio: monthly
payments s.
10 acres partially improved. miles
from South Park. some bottom; 2
springs. great snap. SITS.
70 acres Improved bottom land,
White River valley.
80 acres choice bottom land. White
River valley. all improved. sz5so.
: acres waterfront. aereH COM
nletely cleared. t.roufu house. log
house. chicken house. smoke house
good saw logs and Pile timber. 1900
NELSON. MACPHERSON a CO.
80 New York block.
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RAID ON Hosos

SerEt. Leighton and Pasfollnan
John Kelly yesterday made a raid
upon a hobo rendezvous tn the
southern part Of the city. and took
eight of the doing unfortunatss 20
the city jail. Nearly all OF the pria-
oners are without occupation ana
were more or less intoxicated az the
time OF their arrest.
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''Francillon. a version Of Alexand
Dumas famous play.
The Black FLAG"

''Francillon." a version Of Alexander
Dumas famous play.
The Black Flag
Harrington reynolds and COM
pany last night opened the week at
the Seattle theater In an elaborate
presentation OF THE Black Flag" an
English melodrama depicting con-
Wet life in an English prison. The
plot deals with the fortunes OF Harry
Glyndon. the Etepson OF owen Giyn-
don, a wealthy English farmer. and
the rascaIly Vaccinations Of Flash
Jack" Glyndou to turn the old man \
heart against Harry. Jack Glyndon
had been mixed up In several shady
transactions and in his attempt to
avoid all resulting consequences to
himself and divert suspicion upon
the innocent younger son, stopped
10 far az to attempt 10 rob and
murder his old father. A pretty lit
tie love story. the love Of Naomi
Blanford for the vagabond Harry.
runs through the piece and adds In
teTeat.
The play abounds in melodramatie
climaxes. Mr. Reynolds gives an
excellent presentation OF the cool.
calculating viilainy Of Jack Glyndon.
while Benjamin Howard is very good
as the blur. honest, free-hearted
Harry. One Of the best characterlz-
ations IL that Of Ben johnson as
owen Glyndon, the aged father. His
voice and gestures are fauitiess. Tho
comedy OF the piece is we'll taken
care Of in the hands Of Edwin Lang.
Jewish loan Office sharp. and LII
lian Branrcombe and Charles Fiem-
ing. Blanch Douglass makes n sweet
and charming Naomi Bianfofd. Her
acting Is ever natural and she enters
into the full spirit Of the character.
Minis Barrett IL good in the role Of
Ned. an orphan boy.
The piece IL well staRed. some of
the scenic effects being quite elabor-
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qualified.
This notice r. given IN pursuance
Of an order made and entered MAJ
1ist. 1903.
Dated June 18th, 1902
ARTHUR E. GRIFFIN.
W Il HEf.Is.
GEO. MEADE EMORY.
BOYD ]. TALtsMAS.
Judges o. the Superior Court % the
State % Washington. for KING
County.
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FUNERAL OF \. q. FLETCHER

The funeral services for Harry n
Fletcher were held from the family
residcnee. i5t Taylor avenue. az I
O'Clock yesterday afternoon. The
deceased died June Tth IN Arizona VI
typhoid fever.
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CriEAP HOME

HOUSE AND lot s2esi sas DOWN sio
MONTHLY PAYMENT HUYs nEAifrfs
Full HOME. FINE PLACE ron Gan.
DEN AND CHICKENS. nEAUTfIftff.
VIEW. CLOSE TO SCHOOL AMI fkE
LINZ. MIL MAN, OWNER or
LAKE CAR.
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uMN a HOME
Building contracts Cor sale. with these
contracts zen ean tuf home. buy q
farm. ray n WsaftkaEa o. huild .
home Nrlthas4t paglnE interest We haFs
sasne los namhsfH that gill mature this
SUMNER. II ruu ewa a let ws eNa -
fufe yCu = hundinE loan 20 build a,
ours "a as unmnfgrrH eautract When
eaufrart a5afufes sfil sasF tie thsn.
Company has several houses catuptstsd
agif building This is = f.lsos fnana up-
IHFtUuifF 70 secure a hHaae on EASY pay
nssnis = cab % 40 fst meath. call o.
address ram - Sullivan huliiine.
SEATTLE tsnpiggrusnt ofnrs. eos Pike
street. rsakss a NIr-alazGf % rasuHainG
hnlsrs anH basirts ehAnfgF call ~
Mics Smith ~ NON nh5sss~ ISIS.
ron RRsT-HousE~
ron RGENI-sTuo ruozn cottage. ehssp
ioi1 Teafh ave. soufh. taks isetsaa -
eaTs-
OIL
TIE eh~apssf place y bar OH and Case
GHsaa L A. - \
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Dean FarrA OF he would do ne were "
i,onatre huta adm ordinarily heh
is the problem who would do theS
which wealth Is aoaea anu
making money never dc,
the broad lead to the doing OF THESE
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The police city OF Seattle should De p"" " -
service protection and regulation .,..,.,
merely tool In the hahas OF me
,aon 10 carry political and o'her"Se
Take the police o politics
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A REAL BARGAIN IN frst class ,rstsu.
ant must be sold today. centrally ia
Gated, price 70 suit the buyer. Inquire
Room q poo First avenue
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when the WIND BLOWS

DEIAVEN Wis., 1In Jos Kisl OF
windmill connected with
there din
that operated
bird the flight and few have found their
Kie machines wind falls
all the viii
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Roman Candles. Sc dox-u. At
Rhodes Bros. 1914 Second ave.
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Dunlap. real estate. 81 Union block
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Classified Ads
Irlr wasrrp-rEnA

COOK. camp hnartina houHr sac
f'aftfF oass So fasInf chlarilafrlsif. 81.
4 waiifsssss - faslnd. finlas ftaaen rtria.
(. ifuusre rnsnEis girls. stAFciisfa.
Motel coca $40. rsnHu HoTta. dfsN sashrf
iyf Fen@rat Ffrls 100 - -. nurse Effia
qtEkS cry EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
Msin al6 it2t T1iri sFrnHe.
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ma wonder enprisug organiser doesn't TORN syn
caa "a b,v up and competing complaints against zen
Miles
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Hll.lsMAN's beautiful lake frent addition
i nov ON the market. unariy 500 lots sold
~ the last few days. SIS 20 gfTa each
y down. - monthly. lumber sold en-
payments saue rent. 80 men now lay.
inE naN plank sidewalks In frunt Of each
lot money returned " dissatisfied after
one re4rs 10 extra men Will be on
grounds sunday 60 show unaola lots. Come
quick. see owner Hiiiman. cfiice end OF
Irnaenl Grean I.aka CIR linz
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COW nurTEn STORE
EsTAhLftiiish ELEVEN YEARS
For the cake ~ getting acquainted with
the newcomers, We have 20 keep our.
solves in touch with them through tho
medium af the press OLD residents
know Of az, and what's more. they keep
patruriKing uF.
our me Iowa and Washington Creamery
Bitter we sell this week Tor PIE : pound
Fancy oregon, 2-paund bricks. asc. and
nice Dairy 2-pound bricks foo. Lard az
Wholesale pricua. AND OUR FINE mo
BLACK HEN EGGS = uOX a. GENTS.
GUARANTEED STRICTLY FRESH
Remember. always that the quantity we
sell inHuroH you always fresh Fooda. IL
Il any wonder that the crowd ia with us :
cow nTfrFR STORE.
Corner FIRST hvcpue anh Pike street.
Cars stop ia front 81 atorn
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= NIEITNIl WAHtIATN.
We have Just What You want N YOU will
stop paying rent, own home and NM
II ia a dsfaum house, two lots. frttit
trees and onthouscs. all for 5000. On v.r,.
easy terms. on Twenty. nfth at.,ue
Madison street ear
QuAG4HEtM & HOLMAN
Phone. Blue 2oa. 3oi New York blk
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1Hk eh~apssi place = bar OF and Case.
lire IL frusn the Oirsspis OF Co. st1 -
ave tel. AAin ppi. Aiso eusi ~ saes
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StcE f.foosu cottage or Maiu street. II
minutes wax. fn1i21s frsflf ana nuslers
81 rar lire tl'oO. IL cash. bal cas-,
terms.
s-fuufn hpuHe an WaahinFiau street 2 car
lines - nsfnutra WnIk. bath not ard
cold water &nNt.si. gfu1as terms.
kHlaniid curfiaf on belmont avenue; good
broom house, lut Cs1f1S. $500. terms
Two c1ifsgVss ans 4 aad one roanla 10
minutes walk. ios soxfsn each. $500.
tsfrns
iio1iso On broadway. iuKt north Yesier.
splendid ieeati0n. easy terms
SattaEre houses And lots IN all pHrta city.
q. 4, nOgUE s co,
d1s Pacific bioek.
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HRrr w.Nrrp-uarr

NEVADA NNVaBA NEVNTE
ASfcifoI. 4 HAWRfHE
tlp West Main Ftreef rhans John 81
Want 100 iahNfure. teamsieras roekucn
hammsfsnlen and fnnrhfna men far r. ~
work IN Nevada bet aesu Rene. aaar cal
if7rnia ant Feuriau. near Utah years
work. far frf fea. e -
sufF DAILY.
PICK and shovel fnfn. g. - . haurN brick
sitter, hi2hrei wages brick yard labor.
err - =. turnkey for nsh camp 40.
hrisEc carnrntErx. sfss engineer. g. 20
and boeFd. underwriters % n. esamp-
80. - -. skifruad men. 81 20 mill lab
overs - %. farm bands. tia Haif cut
tors. 81 -. hoari nf bach voud custars
100 nnri ~ Scandinavian for isagins
road. - 81 GRADER IN eitY. - 90 sec.
on1 tskef. $40 week second cook slb.
lath rullef 81 90. and Uthsrr
MNfC1fOL & HAWKING
ITO West Main, Phone. John ~
WANTED camp aunkeys. $40 month. )
cord wuat CUTTER. raiir,ad intnrrfs.
f&sa. hnAri $50. men o. clear riaht ~
wav, fino 60 $40 naF acre. sscn~d coak
so week h0urn man. ffa month and
tusrds mlihar 80. III city camp COL
$50 shidruad men. s. -. hacker. s. rs .
barker, 2Ta and $500. FOX Employ.
fncnt Agency, basement 1u2 Occidental
avenue Phone, Union "a
DoNovhS's Ehoo Hh8n. removed from
21ih Ftrft 60 aDnQ FIRST avenue Men :
oak coles, hoc. ladies'. soei thiidren's
anr.
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GUINNESS MEN-for Al service pairnnias
tta Maxwell Mansion cafe. tnFmH fnodcr.
ate pleasantly situated AZ 1890 81 ave
cor. % University. also furnished rooms
LARGE SALE or I'll kinds OF Japanese
mating from iac yard IN. Second
hand cook stoves very CHEAP. Rcd
Front Furniture Co. tl2 Second avenue
south.
$500 cabinet photos. 81 20 per dok. for ono
week only. Eastman'H Studio, 22ii First
avenue.
REMOVED 10 geo Second. Boston Bonn
cry. Tel. Red pas, Baked beans
brown bread delivered.
SEE Lloyd, Brincoe q Lloyd. 10 Hinckley
block, about your homes for cash OF de-
ferrei payments
MRS. oFTEDAL. electrician, asa Hotel
Waldorf
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HELP WANTED = MALE Am
ET-AaHR


fAcnsfc Erp' ohies. iios 81 Ave fSf.
nishes best help N city. Call up Main
SIS, Mrs. Reyes Mgr.
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Marx Hanna gives and indications every sa'
that he be the Mt Felee OF the next hepuoSsh nav
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Two ruft lEHH na Ezstisks avenue. viii -.
turn ruH so ref month situated On tHf
Huti.n. for f2aS, thss i an ssr.nftrrl-
aila Fnot hsis aud II ffafsrfy tfsat viii
sssssAnnfF faafatY. s'fsa1 cash balance two
- thrre fears a. per cent
III ~ l-i4@s-aien1if rars5rF L. ngfxfot
tHfit tF4ft4a huHinss Ffatsrfr. gz5ass
hHii1irg lot situated ~ fsst frorn e-r-~r
= 4aekssn ca TNeufy-sirfh avenue
ffsai
Several cottages for rent
AenEy 70 iQah Ia sums u $500. STE. 600
-. ea
a LANIifsScE.
tfes truund avenue.
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To LOAN Private m0nsr 81 low rate y
Interest usfaas = DHnef. 100 TaHisf
Hay HoNma 3 Z ami o.
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COLLATERAL BANK dsaft9 o Reed.
tnaHsT loaned On any good eoilateTal
fl5 ChsrfV.
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RAINIER nEAcH.

HoMEsEf,K IEBs' rARAnIsE
Dent delay looking a. this property, It's
beautifully located GA shorv Of Lake
Washington. every io, within a few steps
81 electric iire a. fare. service from
h.fs a. w. q ~ 3, m. cleared and graaed
avenues. sidewalk good churches Schools
stores etc. free wood and water. loia
selling fact and no wonder. only saa. SIS
and So fof large 30 foot lots, az e. and
$40 down and 50 month. lumber fer
building on terms also. Soc owner, &
X stuftsvRnt mornings az Rainier
Beach afternoons at Boston block.
Think of this. | have two b-scru tracts on
the Seattle THoonn Electric line which
yuu can bug II yon take them nov az the
price Of n cheap lot In the city. they are
not under cultivation but arr No. / soil
and well located The cars VIII be run
ming In August past the property. being
about 2n.minutcs ride from center ~
city takinE less time than Green Lake
non1t fnii 10 Investigate IL you want a
nice healthy home cheap
FffAH. ~ ADAMS.
asR Pioneer building
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wInHAETB fought snd sasa Mgrffssa
a Ethsifnan. Mutual Life bid
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on 4

E0n REN1ssTvo ruom cottage. efsssp
lois Tsafh ave. ssafh. taks jaeksoa 81
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TIMER LANDS

HfdIfEtT presa psia Tor second hsHa
housshold eo0ds, stoves bedroom sets.
eafpets etc. sna second hand Once fur
nffars Red Ffont Furniture Co, iiQ-if2
EsesiR avenue south. Tel. RED i2x1
HoHsEa FoE eAr.E,-HsagY ara liEht. A.
IiTiltoHn ffabies. ItrHs. Main ii9A
All Third avenue.
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GRAND PACIFIC HOTEL fftS first aes
uHss house HaWiY fIfuiaHadi ~ modem
prices Moderate
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with bank trust contemplation what are the poor d
hanks soinT 10 do to make both ends meet7
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27is FiFtt 20 aOnq FffHt avenue Men :
oak coles, hoc. ladies', soei thiidren's
noe
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY

s1sTlt.6fOHs
oeG1HhE THkNFEh = %. ine. Az
strict CO., established iSa. Mining
claim abstracts kAfefnsnt q the ~
tual LATE building
BOOTH sWHfTTLrgET. ffAkFDfD Alb
stFAet Co. eatxtIished isaA. hsasinrnt n
taller block THiefhuns. Haiu ifss
BATTLE Abstract Co. y. r block
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ron sALE-ArHE TIL ktTs.
WOHEIHD men altn ruaH eapltzi, -
Lloyd nfiasoa a LLOYD abogt huti1ini
your homes - IfinckieY tipelf.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-09-05
DELAY IN ARCTIC
EXPEDITION EXPLAINED
Mr.. Baldwin Enumerates the Disagree
able Incidents Connected With
His Trip.

LONDON, Sept. 4.-Evelyn B. Bald
win has telegraphed from Tromsoe,
Norway, an explanation of the causes
of his failure to reach the pole and the
cause of his dispute with Capt Jahann-
sen, OF the America, ETC., as follows:
THE public has been deceived by
false reports regarding the expedition.
Nearly every member has been faith
full. Open sea near the depot at Tep-
l1tz bay prevented us from reaching
the Duke of Abruzzi's Headquarters.
and poor ice conditions in 1901 pre-
vented us from establishing depots
north Of 80 degrees % minutes. In
this connection the death of half our
dogs necessitated the postponement of
going to the pole. Nothing favored re-
turning by way of Greenland.
Sailing Master Johannsen's demands
to become the Americas captain were
untenable and unbearable. His threat
December 15 to take possession Of the
ship as captain and deal with the crew
In accordance with his own will might
have spoiled the expeditions plan If
enforced. Johannsen's refusal to obey
the Ice pilots orders and his declared
unwillingness to take the advice of my
representatives Of the sleigh expedi-
ton, together with other we'll founded
reasons, caused his discharge and the
promotion Of three Of his countrymen,
who all followed me in the sleigh ex-
pedition and obeyed with pleasure the
orders given by myself, my representa-
uves and the Ice pilot"
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-09-05

guilty of telling a downright lie. My
whole reign and my words and actions
prove how highly I value religion, by
which 1 mean the personal relation of
every man to his God, and such a per-
son insults by a calumny Of this ma
ture the successor of the great king,
who said: Every one is entitled to
obtain blessedness in his own fashion,
"The second misapprehension con-
sists in the fact that the fear is kept
alive that their racial peculiarities and
traditions are to be extirpated. That
is not so. The kingdom of Prussia is
composed of many races who are proud
OF their former history and their indi-
viduality. This, however, does not pre-
vent them from being first of all good
Prussians. 1t should be the same here
Traditions and recollections may live
in peace, but they belong to history, to
the past. This day I recognize only
Prussians here, and owe it to che la
bors of my forefathers to see that this
province shall remain irrevocably
bound to the Prussian monarchy, and
that 1t shall forever be good Prussian
and good German soil.
II empty this goblet, filed with the
juice of grapes ripened on the banks of
the beautiful Rhine, to the welfare Of
the province of Poland and it's capital
on the Warthe."