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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-30

Before the police detectives OF Sc
attic and Tacoma sieep tonight the
greater part OF the immense amount
Of plumber stolen in both cities by the
notorious shovel aud axe" man viii
be recovered. One large satehei
packed full Of stolen siixerware has
ALREADY been found. Chief Faekler
and Detective Skies Of Tacoma and
Detectives Tannant and Mappen-
stein OF Seattle are now with Geo.
Harris. aims Preston. the self-con-
fessed thief. All are IN seattle.
Harris Was arrested By chief Pack
Ter of Tacoma a eoupe % DAYS ago,
and has confessed to committing the
theftn. He has confessed Co 50 bur-
kiariea In Seattle aud has agreed to
give back all the "swag he can To-
cate.
Today a yalire full Of silserware
was found IN the raon OF Wesley
Adams. a cotored man. In a lodging
house on Main street near Fourth
avenue. Adams WAS arrested and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-30

n Hpollaue for a punching bag for
four rounds ana put him asleep. al
though smaller and lighter than
Tracy. Frederic Ks fought all around
min and almost turned his stomach
inside out. Tracy. Ike las iuuatfieaP
naiaeaske % BY gone days. was
game, however, and just before the
lights went out for him he landed
lguafciy on ereaericks, :.
Tracy had trained for the sncoun-
fer. That was clearly shown By tho
fact that his hair was clipped iu
prize fighter position. He looked
ugly, but look was about the only
thing that landed on the Kid.
There were many women IN thu
audience. u feature Ca which tho bst-
ter class Of fpectators invariably
object The shouting OF the woman
20 the fighter. 70 gsy the Ic5st uss
very disBgreeable.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-30
LATE NEWS

WINDSOR. VI. Aug. 5n.-The
Roosevelt party arrived here Mt noon.
having driven from Newport.
At Cornish the presidential party
was met BY school children carrying
flowers and flags. They literally
buried the president beneath bou-
aaets As one youngster handed him
a noseaay President Roosevelt pat
ted him on the head and said: Il
have a little boy just your size at
home. He. too. is bafefootsd."
President Roosevelt addressed the
crowd. directing his remarks mainly
to eight civil war veterans who stood
beside the carriage holding two ven
cradle flags.
NORFOLK. Va. Aug. s0.-Tn a
terrific hail and electrical storm last
night in Gresnvilie county. patter-
son Daniel was killed and George
Sadler fatally injured by a lightning
stroke. The damage 10 crops and
buildings Is Mt least 100000.
The haiIsfones fell for quarter
OF an hour. They VERT OF immense
size and beat the growing vegeta-
work had been done with a pile
driver. The growing corn aud to-
bacco crops are entirely ruined over
a large area.
DANvTLBE. Ind. Aug. 3e.-An
eaatbound freight on the Big -Four
road was wrecked near this city this
forenoon. Several tramps were
buried IN the wreckagc. Three
bodies have been recovered. and Il
~ believed that four other men were
killed.
LONDON, Aug. 30.--Aperican liner
st. Louis Nailed today for New York
having on board the remains Of
Charles Fair and wife. There was
no display OF interest. very few peo-
pie knowing anything of the matter.
MENEMaHA BfGHT. on Board
Batflship Massachusetts. Aug. TO-
The coaiing Of the fleet II completed
with the exception OF the Olympia.
which has two eolliers standing by.
Everything viii be ready for the
move In the morning. The umpirer
and a large number OF observers ar
rived this afternoon from Newport.
They are now In various stations on
the fleet.
WASHINGTON. y. G., Aug. 30
In the postoffice department several
changes are to be made upon the
return Of Postmaster General Payne
10 this city. All fourth class ap-
pointments will be given to the Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-30
QUEENAN- TURNER FIGHT
A HIPP0DROME AFFAIR
REFEREE CRANE DECLARES DRAW. THOUGH
coLoRED PuoLlsr THE ADVANTAGE FROM
START TO FlNisH-~cALLEo A FAKE

awiuR. Ifo didn't miss the blow more
than an inch. The SAINT thinK he
did ia dnctlng.
Quecnan appeared 10 be unable 10
either keep away from OF stop fur@
nera vicious lett 1aM Repeatedly
the black boy landed or him with
telling effect Punishment doesn't
show on Queenan. bat the blows he
received undoubtedly hurt him,
A Queer Conversation
There WAS one feature Of the fiEht
that caused "a great deal OF suspicion
among those who sat at the ringsidc.
When the boys came up for the laHt
round they shook hands ana w0rds
passed between them. what they
said could not be heard plainly, but
the fact that they were talking In q
friendly manner was enough &c make
great many nkepticai.
The fighters entered tho ring az 10
o'clock. but II was fully 20 minutes
before tho call Of tiwe. a former
manager Of ltufe Turner had at
fachrd his end Of the money and
Turner'S presence IN the box office
was needed. This caused consider.
able delay and annoyance 10 the
spectators.
IL WAS announced that the men
81 Queennbury rules wherein no
elinehea are recog nized. a free arm
may be used for mitigating. This
caused some Misunderstanding Ia
the audience.
Finally ttme vas called aud the
fight was on. Turner appeared a
afocky well trained man, little
shorter than QuecnHn and not as
long IN the reach. lie II one OF the
beat built men who ever fought H.
Seattle. lie stands straight up IN
the ring with his inittn straight VI
front and his elbows close 20 bis
body. Queenan was crouched ana
tpra ~ied out Hts left arm was well
advanced. bringing his BODY around
10 the side.
The first hair dozen rounds were
clearly Turner's lie landed on
Queenan at viii and received no pun
ishmnntt
For a few rounds after the seventh
Queenan did little better than hold
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-30

was unceiisd FOR lie asserted that
Gen, Goblin II not acting impariially
VA hin duties. bat Is using the author.
ity With which he IN clothed, 10 give
both moral aud physical aid to the
operators. Ale Mitchell denied that
there hiss been any disorder ~ snffi-
Client gravity 90 warrant extreme
measures ~ repression.
SALEM. Ind, Aug, 90 -Aasenaat
John Davis OF this city was shot and
killed this morning by Samuel
raYes a prominent citizen, on ae-
count of undue attentions 20 the lat.
tef'a wife. ravey surrendered him-
self into custody.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-30

his own From the 18th on Turner
lad Quecunn on the run. Perry
Ciinohed and held on repeatedly 20
avoid punishment. Turner WAS hit
ting him hard aud pounded his face
badly. In every round after he 18th
QuteHan came mp with his faes Gov
cred with blood
The last round WAS t4me. When
II WIS over Referee Crane advanced
to the front of The ring. There were
many cries ~ Turner" and "a few
OF lufennn.
- declare this contest "A dra W"
shouted Crane. and AL was over.
Talk Of fake. fixing and jObbine WIS
rampant The Fighters returned 10
their dressing rooms and the crowd
dispersed.
n Coed Preliminary
Before the main event hid Fred
cricks Of Seattle aaed Jimmy Tracy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-30
WINS THE
FUTURITY

sHEErsHEAD BAY. Aug. 10
savabie wins the futarity stake ia
liz He - owned by John DRAKE.
Lord Of the Vale. u~ned BY Belmont.
was Neeondi Dazziins. owned b.
Keene. third.
hundred book makers drew for
positions, The betting was epor-
nous More than % hnrnen started.
They left the post AZ f;ie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-30
ORDERS MUCH
STREET WORK
board Of Public Works in Regular
Weekly session

Al The regular session Of the board
public work this morning. all the
1snoers were present. Mains we're
S1sfed 70 be laid on the following
sfests; Harvard avenue from
broadway % Denny way. Seventh
venue vest from Highland drive 20
sshn street; Maiden avenue from r..
anolnas street, 10 connection now
sstfns IN r. Roy street.
me alleys IN blocks and zf. A. A.
.rhnys addition were ordered 20 be
a1ed and paved with vltrined
oMk and Albion place. from Ewing
s.sset 70 Thirty-ninfh avenue north.
~. 80 ordered graded and sidewalked
vim concrete
A.sessments for the following
s's 800 was approved. sldewaIklng
al parking Washington street be-
u'h Eighth avenue south and
rsnafd ayeBnes constructing &c 2
s s,snI Sidewalks on Twenty secon 3
.S..ue and Twenty avenue
s,a'n, from r. Terrace 10 Dearborn
ws,.' constructing cement side
fr,.ss shd parking y. Jefferson street
eor.. Neifth 10 Twentieth avenue
.,4true9son Of concrete Sidewalk
NJ NJ VOC, sood croaswalks on Tenth ave :
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-30
NOT SENT TO JAIL

Morris F.isbert. VINO was arrested
by Constable Tom Bevan OF Justice
Cams court on "a charge of forgery
has given bail Ia the sum OF $500.
The statement that he WIS taken 20
the county Jail, was incorrect. Mr..
Eiebert is accused OF disposing Of a
note for 9ff5 10 which II is alleged
the signature Of Mrs. Alice Harris
was affixed. Mr.. Eisbert denies that
he r. a party 20 any fraud.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-30
NO MASkERS
ON STREETS

! The following order was Is
sued by chief sullivan at ,
o'clock this afternoon:
A. the masked bail NJ the
carnival tonight masks may BE-
worn. No masked persons VIII
be allowed on any street out
side the carnival grounds. All
persons Violating this order Will
} BE- arrested
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-30

After Hufo Turner, a boxer Of un-
usual skill. had fought rings around
Perry Qurcnan for 20 rounds at tho
Seattle thsRter last night. Referee
A. W. Crane called the match "a
draw. 10 the great dissatisfaction OF
nearly every fair-mindtd man IN tbs
audience.
Whispers OF fake and fixing
were heard Ia plenty before the go
started. and when tho draw was
called even the opiifnlstE began 10
think that something was wrong. IL
IL n rule with great many referees
that when both men are GA their feet
at the end al fight a draw shall
be callfd. The fight last night VIA
different. ~ vas Tor 20 rounds and n
decision. That was what the people
paid for and WAS what they wanted.
That Turner could have w0dcd In
and finished Qussnhn almost any
time after the 18th round IL the opin-
ion Of more than one sporting man
IN Seattle.
oueenan Was outelassed
Turner clearly out pointed and
cut fought his opponent. He landed
hia left repeatedly and after the
18th round cut Quceuan'a fnee into
bits. pcffy'a face looked like a piece
Of raw bcefHfcAh during the last OF
the fight. Turner was practically a.
fresh an when he entered the rms.
Qurenan. as all who have followed
his matches know. has a well defined
system OF fighting. During the early
part OF the game he invariably plays
for the body generally a point @ the
right Of the stomach. ! lie keeps
pounding at this selected spot until
he has his man going. Then 4 we'll
directed waliop whipped over with
his right usually does the business.
Queennu tried o. do this last night.
bat the colored lad was far ine niiei
for him. When Queenan led for the
body Turner vas all elbows. when
he led for the face or head. thr sui-
cred boy aiwayn had shoulder or an
arm la the way.
Turner got out Of reach OF ferfy =
swings IN n way that Was wonderful
lie didn't jump clear back 20 the
ropes in getting away. but lust man
aged to get a little outside 81 the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-30

A family reunion was held on
wednesday at the home OF ID. 3. Ill
sey In SunnydaIe. Among those
present were MIR. and Mrs. -. 3. FL
sey and family, j. w. McAiifster and
daughter Of Waterman, III. /. J. g.
Elaey and family and j, a. Flsey of
Dec MOinea. Mrs. 8. Graham and
sorf and Mrs. Jennie Nicol and
daughters OF Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-30

Two battleshipa. two cruisers, two
tor peio- boats, n training ship and
receiving ship al the navy yard.
Boats leave colman dock sunday -
2. 10 and II a. m, 1890, i;lb, 2;sO'
a.. 80 .. m. 49,.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-30
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. so.--
Wheat, ff5. f13I-S.

Two big head-Ilners Mt the Madi-
son theater for week starting Sunday
matinee Aug. s1st. Wallace. the
unfaneable lion, and Venita- the
Transformation dancer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-30

Two big bead-liners at the Madi-
son theater for week starting Sunday
ms tinee, Aug. 3lst Wallace. the
untamenble lion. and Venita. the
transformation dancer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-30

steamers from Liily-Bogardus
dock every hour except ~ and 4
o'clock: 3bc round trip: children 1he.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-30
RIGHT THROUGH
THE STORE

me parteil nrug Co eut the prices
:. All medicines. and everything Ia
i. drug store Is sold for ieas than
.os, stores pay. Price hints.
p-e-r-u-n-a. 81 siae.......,..S Sc
pssras kidney cure, 81 slse. 5Se
carser's swedish Hair Renewrh
81 sike. ..sss.ss-sssttssss sseoe'
Fountain syringes. 81 kinds. oSc
". buy direct from the medicine
makers. and save you the johber's
profii;
LAXATIVE Bromo ouinine. .se sIse
+s.....ssssssssstss $500 httt
rserce'x TAstcless Emulsion OF
cod Liver OIL SIS siac soc
syrup of Ftgs. sos sixe,.... .3oc
Mormon Kola Tablets. toc sig.
...........4.. .s.ss..s..t.s.t~V s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-30

Twelve Famous Tomsssen Pictures
free 10 each new subscriber 20 the
star at booth No. 10. carnival
grounds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-30

clean old newspapers for sale, 100
bundle. White Advertising Bureau
First and Union street.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-30

HALF MILLION
IN BUILDINGS

More than half a million dol
lars In building permits have
been granted this month, ac-
] cording 70 the statement issued
J from Ine city engineers Office
} for August. There IL an in
crease OF tf.20s.7i7 on the valu-
atoms 80 far this year over the
like period OF 1901. Last year.
from January TO August lnclus-
I've. 1851 permits we're iasued.
This year the records show 1867.
The number OF permits Issued
this month were 4sf. and the
exact valuation s52f.295.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-30

Fletcher . Carpenter. realty bar
gains oniy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-30

Two big head-linera NJ the Madl-
son theater for week starting Sunday
matinee. Aug. 3fst Wallace, the
untameable lion, and Venita, the
transformation dancer.
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LAST Edition
AO'cFock ~. m.
the PART OF the WORKER

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Aug
these q
the the soeety.
the
snnon Where
numerous prosperous most
children
mtcmperance 1
truly MITCHELL
preHldent L, NJ. W. A.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-30

s,s s,.eig head-liners ~ the Madl-
ns,insase Tor week starting Sunday
nnts,r. Aug. siaf Wallace, the
trsns<,aeie lion. and Venita. the
'Imation dancer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-30

NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
ne annual meeting OF the stock
holders Of the Seattle Cereal Co. win
y held at the office OF the compa NJ.
~ and 3os Railroad rye. Seattle.
wash. Monday. September sth. 1904.
q o'clock y. m. for the purpose OF
elecxing q board Of directors and
~ the Transaction OF any business
Dpp<r to come before the meeting.
c. A. THOKNDfKE. Secretary.
Seattle. Aug nth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-30

Two biz heaf-iinera ~ the Madi-
son fheassr for Werk starting sunday
matinee. Aug. aiaf. Wallace. the
unfamenbie lion. ard venita. the
Transformation dancer.
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Suase, Oil and Refisiag Ca

Second block Of stock OF to.ooe
shares nearly al sold. That remain
Ing yet to be nad at ssc per share
Those desiring stock viii do well to
act promptly. Early advance IN prses
ELLIS MoRRIsSoS. Asst. SEQ.
Bzsemsnt Mutual Life bldg Seat
tie. Wash.
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Too Late TO Classify
MODERN II rooms. furnished: no
small children. Mira. Lyons. s2s
Second ave. west. Phone Union 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-30

Two battieshipr. two cruisers two
torpedo -hoata. trimming ship and
receiving ship Al the navy yard.
Boats leave Colman dock sunday ut
.. 10 and II a. m. tzs3o. ists. : 20.
4; 80 p. m
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Dunlap. real estate. - Union block.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-30
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This system simple and easy understand that per-
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-30

Before the main event lid Fred
cricks Of Seattle uaed Jimmy Tracy
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1902-05-30

Lord Pauncefote Of Preston, am
bassadeur de PAngleterre aux
Etats- Unis ct doyen du corps d.
plomatique a Washington est mort
en- cette Vile samed; dernier.
II soufrait depuis plusieurs Sc
maines ct sa fin n'6tait pas inatten-
due. D'aucuns dissent que le cha
grin de voir son attitude d6voil6e
a propos de la guerre hispano-am6-
ricaine empoisonna les derniers
lours de sa vie ct. de fat, fut Ia
cause de sa mort. II aurait essay6
de concerter les puissances de l'Eu-
rope contre cette guerre ct par ID
dieter aux Etats- Unis une ligne de
conduite c~ontraire au sentiment
popula1re. La tentative 6choua et
le secret transpira reinforcement
apres que l'Angleterre Sc fut AFRO
g6 le credit d'avoir emp6ch6 la co.
al1tion plus haut m~entionn6e.
Lord Pauncefote 6tait bien doue
ct sa perte est vivement semitic pal
son pays natal auquel il rendit DE
minents services. II cut des obs6
ques pompeuses q Washington g
son corps sera Transports en.An
gleterre sur I'M vaisseau de guerr'
des Etats. Unis.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1902-05-30

Canada peut faire pour assurer sa
s6curit6 CONNIE portion de lEmpi-
re, pour prot6ger la terre qui nous
est ch4re ct qui constitute le feuron
de la Couronne lmp6riale, nous
sommes prets a lie faire, ct il ny
aurait pas besoin de conference
pour celia. Mais, il y a, au dehors,
ct meme au Canada, une 6cole po-
litique qui veut nous jeter dams le
gouffre du militarisme, cause de
Ia RUNE de tant de pays de l'Euro-
pc. Get 6cole, nous ne la suivrons
pas, ct nous ne nous laisserons pas
d6tourner de notre devoir pour Ca
resser ses utopies. VOLTA mon atti-
.tude sur CO point"
LA PREssE.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1902-05-30

LIE MARIE de Minneapolis a de-
clare quill await pris $4,000 d'ac-
tons dams une compagnie de West
Baden, Ind, qul 6iige un hotel
don't il sera le m6decin en- chef.
C'est une espece de sanitorium Oh
les 6puis6s, les an6miques ct les
constitutions malmen6es wont cher
cher le repos ct la purgation de. RI
gueur aux eaux min6rales de la To-
calit6. Cette aubaine va tres bien
au Docteur qu1 commence q trou-
YER la soupe chaude dams So vile
natalie a cause DIES scandales que lie
grand ]ur6 d6terre contre sa police
en- general ct son fr6re en- particu-
lier.
La rumeur veut que lie MARIE va
SO d6mettre bientot ct secouer. la
%poussi6re de Minneapolis.
C'est la seconde fois que la cho-
Sc lui arrive a notre connaissance.
II ny a pas longtemps quill Sc
TAFT r6fugl6 a Philadelphia Oh il
exploitait une medicine qui devait
faire pousser les cheveux sur une
tote d'@uf a la coque. Les che
veux Sc refusant d'ob6ir q l'appel
de la drogue mystique, lie docteur
revint au pays natal ct changea de
poll .politique. Aujourd'hui il est
mare de Minneapolis.
"Et monte sur lie fafte, IL aspire
a descendre."
On dit que ex-S6nateur Fred.
B. Snyder court la chance de lui
succ6der sill acquiesce au d6sir de
son parti. II a mellleure envergu.
re que son rival, M. Powers.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1902-05-30

DIES Etats- Unis ct a chercher un
march6 q mile lieues de ses riva-
ges, quand d ses portes il y a une
population immense ct richie qui q
besoin de ses produits %agricoles ct
miners.
LIE commerce, CONNIE tout autre
afaire, va, Oh la Resistance est moin-
DIRE, ct lie sentiment do loyaut6 en-
vers l'Angleterre, ira s'aAaiblissant
quand les Am6sicains auront une
bonnie partie de l'industrie, du
commerce, des terrains ct des votes
ferr6es du Canada.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1902-05-30

II ny a pas douze ans, le syndl-
cat angla1s etait en- evidence chez
nous pour acheter les princlpales
industries gu pays; t6moin la com
pagnie Pillsbury Washburn ct
nombre de b%rasseries qui passerent
aux mains DIES Anglais a cette 6po-
que. Maintenant c'est au tour des
Americans a s'emparer des indus
tries anglaises. Ce qui Sc comprend
fac1lement pendant que la fere AL
bion Sc saigne q blanc pour vain
ere une quinzaine de mile Beers.
De bons 6crivains anglais, COM
me Stead ct Labouch6re, pr6disent
Ia d6cadence de la supr6matle com
merciale de leurs pays sous Les
coups redoubl6s de l'Allemagne OF
DIES Etats- Unis.