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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-19
.AvERTS A
MURDER
JOE WILLIAMS HAS A MARROW
ESCAPE FROM DEATH

Had II not been for the timely In
terferenee OF Police onicsr Jen
mcclure, a murder or at least an
attempted one. might have occurred
In the tenderioin this morning. As
II was. Frank Saunders. the man who
set out to do the killing, was landed
safely In jail, and Joe Williams, the
Intended victim. escaped without a
scratch. and was not even shot at.
Al an early hour this morning
Saunders. who Is q horseshoer. ap-
pesred az police headquarters and re-
peatsd the oft-toid story OF short
change. lie was considerably intox-
icated. and after taking his report.
sergt. Peer told him 10 come back
later and the matter would be In
vestigated.
His Story
Saunders said that he had pur-
chased ave drinks IN q concert hall
at Occidental avenue and Washing
ton street. conducted by Joe VIII
liama. In payment he said he tend
cred n s. gold piece. No change was
forthcoming, and he made "A COM
plant about the matter Mt the time
10 MI. williams. He was told. so
he said. that he owed the five, and
Mntn ne fNAut n frVit NfhptSh1 ''tt"
plant, he was elected.
Then Saunders went TO the police
for assistance. Al the station he
remarked that he would buy re-
voiver and get revenge on the man
he says awindled him.
Started To "Fix" Him
Il don't care II go 20 Walla Walla
for II. I'll Tx that man Williams"
said Saunders as he left the police
station.
The officers AT headquarters
thought little of the matter, as they
believed the threats were merely the
rawlings OF n drunken man. Saun-
ders attempted to carry them out
however.
After leaving the station he pur-
chased revolver and enough shells
to murder dozen people. Fully arm
ed, he started on a man-hunt after
lJoe williams. Policeman Mcciurg
became aware Of his designs and ar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-19

Commencement exercises Of the
Washington State University we're
held this morning In Denny hall.
a. early AS 10 o'clock nearly all the
the seats were taken and. unfor-
tunate. late canerH had to iiHteu 70
the addresses ia the main cotridors.
The original program was as fol-
lows
March. WaKner's orchestra. iuyo-
cation waltz. orchestra. iiheeA-
laureate address. Hon. Richard Win.
tor. overture. orchestra. class ora
ton. Hon. Samuel q. CoFRtoVe. ke-
lection. orchestra; comforting o. de-
Ereer. President Graves march. or.
ehehtra.
Judge Wirsor Absent
Judge Richard WtnHDr was unable
% be present. and the Hon. Preston
Search, of Clark University. Masaa-
chgsettH. delivered an Interesting
barcniaurrate address.
Mr.. caagrose's Grafton Was re-
eeiYcd enthusiastically by the class.
lie spoke on good citizens and ad.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-19
CONv|CTS BOLDLY TURN
BACK TOWARD SALMON
latest Reports Show Them Heading for Lake
River---Hounds Are Sent

tween there and the Columbia river
the boats have all been concealed -
the fuEttives would have a hard tim,
10 detour Ridgeville and again FIND
means for river travel.
The question OF food IL an elemen,
that VIII be hard for the convtcta &
overcome. as by thia time their sup
ply must be almost exhausted. The
report that the men again held NJ
a farmer for food Is discfedlted and
the offieers believe there can be but
little left an the conVictaf larder II
that case they will. sooner or letti
be connpetle dto again show them
selves and thus renew the hue and
cry Immediately on their heels Both
sides Of Lewis river are carefully
guarded. notwithstanding the latest
report that the convlcts are now
making their way out 90 the Column
bla.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-19
KING EDWARD NOT
AT ASCOT

WINDSOR. June fe.--The queen
and royal family rode to Ascot to-
day. but the king remained at home.
n IN announced. however, that he IA
simply resting quietly with a View
to outstanding his strength for the
coronation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-19
POLICE NOTES

Alfred Todd and his wife. Rosie
Todd, two denizens of Blaekchapel.
were arrested by Policemen Bevan
and LOCKER this morning AZ Migrants.
Mary Mcdonald an old-timer
about the city jail, was arrested by
Policeman Brown late last night an
a dlsorderly person.
II. w. Ross was arrested by Poliee-
man w. u. Carr yesterday evening
for carrying concealed weapons.
Elmer Prather, an alleged bad man
suspected OF being a room tumbler,
was arrested by Detectives Tenant
and Kennedy last evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-19
BELIEVED TO BE
A FEMALE THIEF

A peculiar robbery that occurred
several days ago came to the notice
Of the police last night. Mrs. J. l..
avenue dry goods store. was robbed
OF a purse containing a small amount
OF money, evidently by a female
thief while I'm the store Mrs. Shar-
key says that her velvet shopping
bag was cut open with a sharp in
strumcnt ~ some kind and the purse
stolen. That n woman thief IL oper-
ating In Seattle stores In the belief OF
the police.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-19
THIEVES BROKE IN

Frank Parker. n local railroad man
reported to the police this morning
that his residence Mt t2t Harvard
avenue north had been entered by
burglars last night. MFR. Parker dis
that the thieves had climbed In
through dining room window and
had completely ransaeked the house.
All that was secured was $40
In money and n few private papers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-19
FOUND DEAD IN BED

The dead body OF Charles Graham
waa found In hlH bed IN the Queen
City hotel. on Occidental avenue, at
an early hour this morning. Graham
had been suffering from a hard cold
on Wednesday and In the opinion
Of Deputy Coroner Wiltsie death
was due 10 pneumonia. Deceased
was 40 years Of age and presumably
farmer. He had sias I'm gold and
bills In his pockets. The body was
sent TO Butterworthe morgue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-19
BRAID SUFFERS MOST
OF LAWYERS ATTACK
rHe 90 BETWEEN IN THE srEwaRr.Lswsos CONSPIRACY
CASE. 10 ROUGHLY HAspLzo ON WITNESS sTANo--cAsE
GOES TO JURY THIS AFTERNOON

the medical beard had been recn.
Witness understood IL would take
considerable % ~sreane" the board.
which .wstscxs nj thsf ti-ns was Told
WIS rotten outfit ana had eotd
examination questions and answers
on other occasions.
Witness declared. however. that he
went into the affair 10 help cut Law
son. who was a good newspaper ad-
vsrtiser. and had not been partieu-
larry jealous about getting anything
for himself Witness. after the ex-
pokure OF the conspiracy. helped
tawRon get his money back.
Vert Back on Lawson
Braid admitted that he and Law
san were no longer very friendly.
witness had gotten angry At Lawson
when the latter 'hawied cut the
plot 10 the newspapers. Witness be-
iievsd. moreover. that he had been
given ''the double cross" bs both
Lawson and Dr. stewart and was
sore" at them both. Witness did
not know whether Or. Wilson was a
member of tho medical board or not.
and had never tried TO ascertain.
Albert Johnson, managing editor
Of tho Tacoma Sews. testified that
Lawson came 60 him after the fiaseo
on examination day and told him
the whole story. which was published
the next day.
The last witness for the prosecution
WAS Dr. y. "a. Coe. the Seattle MEM
her 81 the medical board. He testi-
fled that the answers Lawson gave
to the questions asked him were not
responsive.
The argument OF the ease was an
ished this morning and at i:s0
o'clock Judge Griffin charged the
jury.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-19
BUILDING NOTES

Mathew Dow yesterday signed the
contract 20 add three stories TO the
rear wing OF the Boston National
bank. The cost OF the work. which
Ie to be completed by september,
will be $4,000. Mr.. Dow has also re-
ceived the contract for adding one
story to the store building at West
ern avenue and Marion street. owned
by !. NJ. Colman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-19

. Extract from Special CORE
. spondence of an Esteemed Seat
= tie Contemporary
. la CENTER. Wn.. June ID
. arrived here today by travel
. Ing. As afn now on the scene
q will give all tho news In case
I. l can get the news | am feel
= sng very well. ! had my picture
. taken this morning with the
y dogs. The dogs are beautiful
I. animals. Jaw them fed this
. morning. They eat meat. fol-
. lowed them through the woods
a today. 7 believe the woods
: down here are beautiful. they
. are full OF trees. saw n group
= Of trees that would measure
. three feet In circumference. As
. sherman says. War u hell
. shall watch bridge tonight
g and n catch the eonvfc,s will Z
2 send you another photograph 81 Z
. myself. There was . battle
q fought today somewhere down
q here.
. Later-The bridge ~ stili here.
I. II IL made Of wood.
q I have pointed cut the way
> for the officers and miiItiaruen
= 10 catch the eonvicfs. but they
. are very rude. I am net sure
q they will follow n driver. One :
. Of the h0rrif mliltiamen called
. me But yesterday. Please
? roast him through the paper.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-19
FIRE AT ROSS

Fire broke out In the roof OF the
residence "a Sarah =. IRE az Ross
this morning. ut . o'clock. The FIRE.
mont fire apparatus was called ana
soon put out the blaze. The damage
will not exceed $40. The names were
started by sparks from the chimney.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-19

OLYMPIA. June Ia BENJAMIN
MeFfiIi. a brother OF the convict
fugitive. who has been employed al
Blooms camp on Black lake, foul
miles distant. from here. left sudden
ly yesterday on boat for Tacoma
Kings Detective agency OF Tacoma
was notified and IL shadowinx him
IL Is believed he IL trying 90 reach
and aid his brother.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-19
FOR HITTING A WOMAN

Dick Fleming, a tenderloin char
acter. was fined s2h by Justice George
yesterday for assault and battery on
Sadie Taylor. The testimony cover
cd wide range. but the Judge deem
ed Fleming guilty and fined him. No
tice OF appeal was given.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-19

woundinE one man.
There was Intense Indignation
when II became known here today
that an anarchist meeting attended
by several hundred persons had been
held without police Interference. ana
the action of the mayor In removing
the chief IL generally npplaudcd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-19
NEAR DEATH

BERLIN, June hiking Albert Of
eaxony IL in n critical condition.
Yesterday he was unconscious for
nearly full "a hotra. Members % his
family never left, the bedside during
the night. Death Is expected ut any
moment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-19

for trial In the superior court. The
trial with probably be set for Sep
tem1ar.
Marshall Smell. q well knswn law
yer Of Tacoma, has been retained
BY tire father Of Paul Underwood for
the defense Of hts eon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-19

Yesterday afternoon Braid was
subjected To n searching croHe.ex-
animation by Judge winEor, attorney
Tor Lawson. The attorneys evident
effort was TO prove that the witness
was equally guilty with Stewart In
the conspiracy.
In answer 10 a question as 20 what
part % Isawson's money he himself
was 10 get. Braid said the under
standing was that he and DR.. Stew
art were 10 get what was left after
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-19

A Wholesale shaking up threatens
TO follow the publication by the Star
OF the fact that a split In ~. Marks
Episcopal church may result from
the recent women's Guild excursion
to Victoria.
The story that large number Of
|eTnIncntiy respectable members Of
The church were deliberately snubhed
IN the distribution af dining room ac-
Recommendations aboard tnfe SPOKANE.
Eoesips on the nrst hiii for several
days. but IN was not until the matter
appeared in type that the full tide
Iof tea table talk was turned loose.
Since that tIr1e the st. Marks
sQuabbie has been the only topic Of
conversation IN what - MARKS pro-
pie ara fand OF calling ~ths nor ex-
elusive set
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-19
SMITH CASE

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. June H.
IL IL probable that the president viii
announce his decision In the oen-
eral smith case within a short time.
At present there N no indication OF
the nature of tbs yeydict.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-19
THANKS LOCAL PRESS

Lovett M. Wood OF the Seattle
Press club, today received a set of
resolutions passed by the Utah Press
association. thanking the local ASSOC
citation for entertaining the Utah
people during their recent visit To
Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-19

rested him just before he went to the
concert hall He was locked up for
carrying concealed weapons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-19

That the original gambling regu-
laffons are being violated In these
places r. apparent when the sub
stance of the regulations Ia quoted
The cardinal rule vas that there
was 10 be no ground floor gambling
and that all saffes we're TO be con.
fined to the district in which the
original clubs are now running.
The sale OF liquor or drinking in
gambling rooms was strictly for
hidden. To insure the enforcement
Of this regulation, gambling IN any
saloon or IN any room connected with
any saloon. was forbidden. No
drunken men nor minors were 10 be
permitted 90 gamble.
There were to be no sure thing
games and no cheating was to be toll
Grated To protect ignorant games
fers, Chinese lottery. blackjack and
stud poker were tabooed.
Even this last regulation IL now
being violated, az has been called
to the attention OF the city council
committee. II In matter OF COM
mon knowledge that cheating IL
common In all the blackjack and
poker rooms, and Chinese lotteries
are regarded as little better than the
shell game by the better class OF
gamblers. most Of whom would favor
a return to FIRST principles in gam
bling.
-Four years ago the people Of Seat
tie would not have tolerated the
present condition OF affairs for an
instant such gamblers say.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-19

The case OF or q. V. Lawson
and pr. j. q. stewart, Jointly chafg-
81 with criminal conspiracy vent 90
ne jury In sszdr7 tzFtfHns sepsHi-
ment OF the superior court Mt :
o'clock thin afternoon.
A was forccarted in the star yen-
;erday the defendants made but \
technical defense and introduced no
evidence whatever In contradiction
10 thai given In behalf % the state
To Prove Braid Guilty
Instead. the attorneys for the ds-
PENDANTS contsrfkd themselves with
violently attacking IN their arRii.
menia J. Fred Braid. the proseaui-
ing witness.
Their efforts were confined TO At
tempting 10 prove BY hfhid's own
testimony that IL their conspiracy II
was a conspiracy between Braid and
Stewart to bunkc Lawson out OF
tioo0 and not the conspiracy 10 cor
rupt the state board OF medical ex-
aminers alleged in the information.
on this ground they moved a dis
n1lasal OF the case NJ the Close of the
states testimony. The motion wns.
however. overrulcd by Judge Grit
IN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-19
MAY STRIKE

ST. PAIL June IA general
strike Of street ear men IL threatened
here. The men have demanded the
reinstatement OF number % their
FELLOW workers discharged for eEttst-
Ing the ofga nIsation Of n union. II
the demand Is refused all employees
ef the traction company will no out.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-19

n IN little less than a pleasure 20
- the cool. uaftef-of-faet way In
vhirh the ofYicers aft down rumors
81 make moves In the game Of cap
IRE II h very like a chess game
oe<veen the censicts and the pur-
S1ers>.sn which a king. castles and
I'll array Of pawns are being placed
- the<kmate two erraticalIy moving
nights. The eheekmate II almost
GnFe but in truth both are sSiiful
U1ytrx- There n every reason 20
bptbsve though that sooner or later
{Ae knfKhts VIII land on the wrong
eG1ars and md the fnme ended.
When the report Of a clew Of Tracy
md Merrill was received this norn-
in< several men were detailed "a IN
mitigate At once and the hounds
1--WE been sent for In the hope that
10y may once more prove useful
Al down that little slough. for
ii 10 about all Lake river can -
91s6. men are on the alert. ~
MrsviIie the watch II <fronE. BE-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-19
SIDE LIGHTS THROWN ON
ST. MARKS FUNCTIONS
A SUNSHINE PARTY THAT AssT AL sussHiNE-ArrEa
CLAP or THE srAas PUBLICATION YESTERDAY BRINGS
OUT NEW FEATURES WHICH ARE INTERESTING. THOUGH
HARMLESS

legged 600 by Mrs HaInsa. on account
OF her too Democrats ideas and TACK
OF austsrs "sxciunlvrne&"
IL seems that several ladies IN
Mrs Halnsr' select st Marks eotsfis
recently got up what Was eallad q
Sunshine party for the benefit ~ the
poor. II was primarily a ehiidrsn' :
affair. but grown people Also attend
cd n.
An0nE the society ladies who par-
chased tickets was Mrs.. Gllieapy.
on the day set for the affair. Ars.
Gilisnpy found that she could not
attend. and with the best Of motives.
gave the tickets 10 one Of her ssr-
wants. q pretty young Giff whose
only misfortune. II il maid. was the
fact that she vas fofcsd 70 earn her
own living.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-19
400 DIE IN
A BATTLE

PARIS June is.--fsa Patrie
today publishes n dispatch
giving the details OF a fierce
battle between French troops
and natives In the Tchad dis
trict of Africa May 20. Four
teen hundred persons were
killed. The battle resulted In
a victory for the French.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-19
Two C0UNCILMEN AT war
over GAMBLING QUESTION
scHAinkAN POLICE, LIceNsE AND REVENUE WILL NOT
PIGEON HOLE nv REsoLu TON" SAYS HI c. olL-ANp IN
THE MEANTIME GAMING FLouRsHss AS A GREEN sAv
TREE

Councilman Kist1er. chairman of
upense and revenue. publicly declares
04f II II the intention OF his COM
uIffee 70 lose" Councilman CHS
nooiusions calling upon Chief Of Po-
~ Sullivan to drop biackmail meth
- In his department OF TO absolute
\ close gambling.
Mr.. ClI this morning says that
n KlsfIer liz another. and thus
4fengthens q rumor now In circuia-
1on that the tendsrloin saloon men
III brewery operators Of the city are
working through Mr.. kisfier 20 XII
- the GIL measure. Mr.. kistier
e<tempts to shift the responsibility
ex the prospective losing OF the
chi still more strenuousIy dsnies-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-19
ARMORY
MEETING
TONIGHT

This evening at 8 o'clock IN
the Armory a mass meeting OF
labor organizations will be held.
! All worktngfnen, though not af-
filiated With the Western Cen
tral Labor Union. are invited 10
attend. as many matters OF linz
portanco are to be discussed.
The celebration OF the Fourth OF
July by the labor unions win be
Z taken up. and men prominent In
] labor circles win make speeches
ON the proposed new legislation
on child labor and the better
protection OF mechanics Ia mills.
steps VIII probably be taken 10
start an active workingman'a
J campaign for the state election
J In the fall campaign.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-19
BUILDING LOT BAR GAINS

On Queen Anne hlll. Second AZ,
cnue west. near Blaine, lots 30
xi20 each. NJ $3.50 per lot.
Two flne lots on Ninth avenue
weet and Caller at 400.
East side Of Fifth avenue, b0xi2s,
AT $3.50.
An exceptionally good lot on
Queen Anne avenue, b0zI00, for
si700.
Twenty ninth avenue and Main
street, s1xfOO, lies well for
building and IN ia a good neigh
borhood. price lii00.
25-=Twenty- avenue south,
near Dearborn. lot 47xi20.
sl6g0-On Tenth avenue, near
Spruce, lot 0Oxi20.
on Boylaton avenue. between
Denny way and Howell, e0xfzo.
for $500.
HERBERT 5. UPPER
~ and ~ scheueFman Block.
First Avenue and Cherry Street
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-19

Tho Eirf. IN turn invited a young
ieapy home a. mar 81 all work sn
accompany her. and together they
attended the sunshine party.
Before the affair was over the roll
wna called 10 ee@ whether amy out
sidern- had infruded upon the naer-
rysnakInsa Of the exclusive set IL
resulted In the discovery Of the ser
want gtrl. nut what could the LADY
managers Of the party dor Thay
couldn't bounce the poor girl bod
ity. and 30 she and her companion
had tbs time ~ their lives and
danced. ate and drank 10 their
hearts content. while tho 800 looked
ON aghnst.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-19

The talk has revealed that willis
sc. MARKS IL pretty evenly divided
against itself ON the question of crit
lclsin9 the action Of Mrs. J. c. Haines
az manager Of the excursion. outside
the church there ~ little. II any. DIFF
ference of opinion. Tho epportun-
ity TO shy stones at an ultra fash
ionable congregation II too good for
the members of others churches 90
miss. and they are awaiting them
selves OF IT,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-19

vNcouvER. wash. June 1.-the
ea<itlss eenvicss. Merrill and Tracey.
ave doae Just as the officers feared.
isrns1 toward Lake river. As an
rsunS>d BY the star yesterday. the
r,sn leading in the man hunt stated
fks possibility OF the men turning
saith towards more open country.
br,aly rounding Pioneer. seven mife=
from La Center. thsnce southwest to
fnze river and into the Columbia by
~ q Rldxevllie. The only fresh
resort Of the conviets came from
nat very direction today.
mis- morning traces % the sSo
msn. or such they are deemed 10 be.
~sr~ discovered leading through the
kr.sA and over trails a mile from
PIer<er and SIX mites south OF here,
rr<dencs = given the report as moth
n has been seen of the convtcts
.ear Ia Center since yesterday.
uernlr<. The reports thai they had
Huns<d the Lewis river four miles
1bcve la Center received yesterday
ff<rnoon. sent the posse scurryinE
! that direction TO ana them utter
j unkounded.
me taik of taxisy % vigilance d
- From the sheriffs % the mill
Dfonen the utmost care has been
mkfn. The men In charge OF the
fn1ne are old hands At such At
onup<s. are woodsmen u experience
~ are guided bs the beat advice
al knowledge ~ the country. No
hrglsr men could possibly be OBJ
uzned for the work Tsney laugh
ma1 n2suredly AZ sxntissical and re-
m1skahiy ignorant advfce given
lAsE by q few outsiders who have
wrtve6 here within the last few
11ys and presume 60 know mnre on
- days acquaintance with the
ecentry than men who have PASSED
3 ufe~tinne within the district.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-19

II Mr.. KistIer says / have sven
impressed a Willingness to have my
p199iutlons pigeon hoied.' he IL either
MISTAKEN or n r1is-stafing the facts.
4 have told the other members OF
Ne police. license and revenue COM
niffee that they could do az they
Pleased. since they were In the ma.
}prify, but that for my own part.
would vote 20 report the resolutions
1Asorabiy unless Chief sullivan
Promised and carried out substan-
tlsI reforms. I am willing 10 give
him some time. but Il 10 my belief
MAT the best interests Of the city de-
nsznd strict enforcement OF the
erixinal regulations concerning gam
bling laid down by Mayor Humer
four years or 20 ago. This / am per-
eonalIy Inclined 10 insist upon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-19

The next day there was volcanic
waited upon Mrs. Giileapy and In
formed her that her action had highly
offended Mrs. Haines and other ladies
Of 81. Marks Mrs. giiieApy. who
has a mind Of her own. promptly
cent back word that she would never
darken the door OF Hnines' again.
Distance only lends enchaninent
In your case. my dear Mrs. Giliespy.
IL aald 10 have been the message Mrs
Hainas sent In return.
Since then the ladies' have not
spoken. and Mrs. Gillespy. u IL said,
Is no longer recognized Ne A member
OF the 900 by Mrs. Hainss and her
friends.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-19

The British steamer Caithness
sails tonight from Hiakelsy with n
cargo Of lumber for nnenos Ayrer.