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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-04
ST. &2safs CLAIMED TO
.G0MTRvk mAM BIO
BANKS OF SEATTLE

objections were overruied. and ex-
eepffons taken 10 the courts ruling
II developed In the testimony that
81. John was at one time negotiating
for the purchase Of the Bank Of
Whatcom.
a sensation Wae created this morn
ing IN the testimony Of q. y. Burke.
when the prospectus Of St. Johns
big banking combine was introduced
in evidence. The prospectus which
Burke testified was prepared By 81.
John and Bruce. briefly outlined that
the company would be known az the
Anglo American Bank" and would
have banks operating In the Pacific
Northwest. London, New York, San
Francisco and all the principal cities
Of Canada. That the company owned
or held under option the following
banks. First National OF Seattle, Sc
attic National and Puget Sound Ma
tionai N Seattle. Scandinavian
American Of Seattle. The Fidelity
Trust Of Tacoma, Everett National,
First National Of Everett Hucser
BANKING 90. OF Everett, First Ma
tionai of Mount Vernon, bingham a.
Co. Of sedro- Wooiisy. Citizens Ma :
tional Of Fairhaven. The Bank OF
Whateon, Scandinavian American
OF Whatcom. Bank Of Blaine, OF
Blaine. San Juan County Bank OF
Friday Harbor and the Bank OF
Msrysvills. OF Aarysvilie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-04

The Manufacturers Association Of
Illinois viii not rs far an known at
present visit she Coast this sum
rneF. In q letter received by the
Chamber Of Commerce from secre-
tary Glenn this morning u was
stated that the project was only
discussed informally. He. however.
thanked the local chamber fcs~ the
Invitation TO visit Seattle.
The local customs house IN in need
Of more clerical help. The clerks
there are too few ~ accommodate
the public wants with dispatch. A
committee. consisting OF r. ..
Graves, c. j. Smith and VIII II.
Parry. was appointed TO look into
the matter and see II an increase
will be granted by the government.
letter was received from W. II.
pariin. Of Canton, ILL.,. requesting
the chamber 70 use ALI efforts 20 &C.
cure the passage Of laws favoring ir-
riRailon. Mr.. Parlln represented
Seattle At a recent meeting Of the
National Irrigation Society.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-04

|EN~NAA 70 tAH sNAHf
HhATcOI. wash, June tine
N'%acufion IN the st. John case ex-
.@sFed y Witnesses yesterday after
80 Ine testimony taken WIS OF n
sale y show that st. John Dix had
eonfrci ard management Of the
..<hainaglan bank and also the man .
u which he secured possession.
". Andrews president Of the
eule National bank. waa the most
softanf Witness examined He
N]<iiied that st. John was a borrow o.
and deposftor Of his bank prior
Acurfn1 control Of the Scandin-
s.'Hn bank. and that 81. John bor-
.sd money from his bank with
rnish he purchased the Whateon IN ?
~-.iaiion and gave as security stock
~n.tn he deposited as soon as he Sc
Hea ~ Mr. Andrews also stated
~ be loaned IT. John s2z,59O
~ which the majority Of the ntoek
ne Citizens Bank Of Fairnaven
- secured.
~ l. W. gunalach. proprietor Of
Bank u Blaine. testified as 20
~ Pc came 70 dispose Of his bank ;
msfifufion ~ ~. John, He aaid
John represented 10 him that he
- ~ backed BY unlimited capital, and
49,, ne would sell. another bank
rao be started In opposition at
ne defense objected to nearly
"Hs question asked All Of the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-04
PICNIC OF
PIONEERS
THREE HUNDRED OLD GET
TIERS DHlNoiNo coNvgN.
TON TO A CLOSE

The 18th annual picnic of the
washington Pioneer Association u
IN progress az Madison park this af-
scrnoon. The old timers. with their
wives. their sisters. their cousins
ana their aunta. likewise their
daughters and grand daughters ga
lore and their male descendants, as
nombled at tbs park this morning
aud epsDt the time before noon IN
Wrapping hoa,s whiting and other
bnekwoodn auufemeuts while the
women folks aossibed.
Shortly after ~ o'cIoeh n bounti-
ful lunch was spread ia the pavilion
and discussed with a heRrtlncas
which spoke well for the bodily
health Of the 800 old settlers who
make up the association.
This afternoon musical and 1T
cfAry program ID being rendered.
The orator Of the day Ia Colonel W
~ proancr. o. {. McOilvra viii
speak for the Native Sons of wash
iu-tou.
The native sons VIII hold their
third annual banquet al the Occi-
dental hotel this evening.
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3 wasa - be sestse o.. In i1A-
sssa 3 fsssy weo a6sse$ moor 10
tasS Steslss - 10 wldss int tee
So.cc station rssa mors,xa -lisekS-
&sA &C.,. s.sess k.stsesu1Dslp
~ ssS = = sssso froS
. ss 20 - alone
WY done you - TO a 0esae
- - asked ere jaSsr
4 s,s YOU / sWsit tehe Sksass -
lss@ cae - y sali NsvsA -
- 's~~sss The fsssA VIZ ssss ~
- enss ~ 4 nssSss
- iIsasssS chIese OlasS6 Isashsso
Elm. - 90 D. sakO - 90 cotsi-
- ssii isSes gfus ~ ossso. Lest
SO day eesoO nasg tfissi o. Nofae
- Hss. q - sotissf a dive - the
ssNek - tse' ossss - Nbs11een Nepet.
- wfW resssss'e send sect - 80 80
AsssAasss rsra ~ evsnass 6sl -
eesa sir tas elare 80 w0ita TO
rese TO- s1il 80 pcrfn00t eoOe.
1SsIt - y image D belis~ee by the
- 49, - the atlssuD.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-04
KRUGER STILL FLIES
The TRANSvAAL FLAG
Steadily Refuses to Recognize British Sow
eregnB--- Botha Addresses

oKnition Of his services In securing
Hoer peace. The measure VIII meet
with great opposition. ~ the Irish
party has apeuiy announced that Il
VIII oppose the Kitchener grant In
all particulars.
Chancellor Hicks neach notified
the commons that both the income
aud corn taxes wouid be retained.
Thiu IL In limo with hts expression OF
a few days ago. when he said u would
be necessary 20 retain the corn tax
been reduced.
An inquiry was made Of Colonial
Secretary Chamberlain ~ 10 wheth-
or any definition Of government
had heen asked or given the HocrH
lie replied Ia the negative.
Later King Edward has made
Lord Kitchener a vincount
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LONDON, June 4.--Dinpatchea
have been received here 10 the effect
that Kruger stiil refuses 10 give up
the battle a. Loaf. and that over HIS
home In Utrecht the nag OF the
rransvaai stili floats as it has done
since he FIRST made tn. house his
place OF residence.
Commandment Rotha has issued
an open letter 90 the burRhcrs. In
which he thanks them for obedience
10 orders In the past and exhorts
them 20 show equal loyalty to the
new government.
The house Of commons today Hat
ened 90 a message from klns Edward
In which ha expressed tho hope that
the house would vote 10000 pounds
(ts50. 0e0) for Lord Kitchener tn re-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-04
EXPENSES
or CITY

The estimates for the city ex-
penses as compiled by the city
office for the month Of
June, are az follows.
Executive department, 300; leRis-
IatIve department, si.275: clerical
and conptroIier's department, 81
7g3 "a; treasury department. u.z35. ~:
grade tax collector, $3.50. law depart.
ment. 81 .sas rs. judicial department,
1886. hnrbor department, slI0.5o; SAN
itation department. 81. 720. civil srrv-
ice deuartment, $3.50. police depart
rnent 97,bf4.50. fire department.
~ eo7. 20. board Of public works de-
partment, sl,4s0; street and sewer
dcpartoent, 81 $50: park department.
81 900: city engineers department,
$40. s9s. so. bridges, building and
wharves, 81 ,0s3; water department,
a. $50; library department.. $3.50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-04
ARE
ALL QUIET

Nm.s<JousssRRE. Pa. June A.
N. go tisssss can say our strike
T. ses .rsseso csss,iete." said presi-
e.slss sossssssl 81 The Mine Workers
aIgs re oasse "Ae0tionai firemen.
ef-ss--ses fsss pessUasen have Joined
oas b9scsS'
Local opessssrs. however. say their
punps arr working and they have
ne e.s Of floods. They aino claim
% hsese cf&swstens men to take the
ateDsss' oIls'es.
Noe sseos fssn continue 20 arrive
~ varioW Issces throughout the an
tFsarNs region. Thus far today no
violence hsW been attempted.
Ar~sd - Roosevelt,
l0NH YONk. June f.--Presidenf
soosNee sss been asked 20 stop the
coal miners strike. BY the business
men 81 tols city. Formal action in
this direction Was taken this after
nom at a meeting of the New York
board Of Trade Transportation com
slittse. A set Of resolutions was ad-
Dotted. urauE the president 10 APP
oolnt a commissioner to investigate
toe situation.
Notwithstao3ing the continued
eeace IN tho fields. tec mine oper-
atora coatinue IN many districts 70
mass a force of men sworn in a.
deputy officers. md it ~ feared this
wlli 10 time result In violence as the
miners say they regard Il - an open
Invitation on tho part OF She opera
tors to battle
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ON THE Attn


Every align points 20 the complete
success Of the Pike street Fourth OF
July celebration and musical car
ntvai. The hope Of the eelsbralion
committee that organized labor
might come "a the front Ia aid Of ,hs
plan IL being realized. The labor
unions Of the city are taking lively
interest IN the affair and there -
little doubt that the grand parade Of
the fiset day win lnciu.< practically
every tabnr organizations ia the city.
A committee is now al work solicit
isug the support ~ the unions sef H.
rSaetta9 with the fnaa flattering sue
craH.
Furtssr pfoof OF the Oct thst the
csie0ratioo hO 10 Endorsement Of
ofO isssA eebor D 10 fact toet the
Rraed to- - - sven n ths Armory
o. Ito riAAs - ~ Fourtb viii be
uuaer Dc aOAkos - the western
CenirA ffsser Tlooo
T-se lsssssWi caroiv0 NDl he the
l0sateat fo,tew Of 10 tora-day CO.
sasrstaln. 0uesAlns froO AZ ovelel
ssss ssssssps csspe viii ~ - otsae
$40.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-04
ALPH0NS0 is
MEAN, SHE SAYS

AIRS. Jennie conaty Is positive that
Alpnonso Conaiy'H actions during
the iant few months have furnished
her with sufficient grounds for d.
vorce. She filed n complaint
against him IN the superior court
today IN which she states that he lie
almost always drinking. but that
even when he Is sober he Is very
mean At one time. she says, he
went so far as to tell her that he
wouldn't maintain a home for her
and that che had better go and live
with his folks." Mrs. Conaty says
that she has had enough experience
with her husbands family. so has
gone 90 her own home 90 stay while
her divorce suit n pending.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-04
URGES SEATTLE
FOR CONVENTION
George =. cos.srllI Wants Good Tenn.
plars 10 Come Herr

The Chamber of Commerce session
this morning Waa rather quiet.
George +. cotterill wrote 10 the
chamber asking that the supreme
lodge. international I. o. q. T., be
asked 20 hold It's next meeting in
Seattle. IL meets IN Stockholm.
Sweden. July Tell. Mr.. cotteriii IL
one Of the very high officers in the
lodge aud viii attend the session. at
which almost every nation In the
universe Il represented.
a telegram was received from Con-
gresham W. l.. Jones announcing
that Admiral NJ. T. Endlcutt. Of
Washington. -. G., chief OF the
bureau Of yards and docks. intended
10 be in Seattle on July 90 attend
the exercises ~ the laying Of the
keel OF the battieship Nebraska.
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would not suitably provide for her.
but finally consented 10 the match.
Tho - mpathy of the entire COM
naunity here Is with the chlld-Wife.
II Underwood should be caught h
would 50 hard with him II brought
here, IN the present temper Of the
people
That Paul Underwood and his
ehtid-wtfe premsditated the murder
OF their baby IL now believed BY the
officers OF the Law working on the
case.
That the unnatural father last SAT-
urday night tied the infant Eirl In a
common -four sack and sunk the tiny
parcel % tnnotsnt humanity in the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-04
MUST OBEY LAW

Active measures are TO he taken
by the city officials TO enforce the
ordinance introduced IN council by
Or. ]. ". Crichton. which regulates
the condition OF waste rccepiaclea in
the alleys In rear Of restaurants. Ae-
eordlng To the ordinance it r. a mis-
demesnor 10 allow these 10 go I'M
covered.
No attention has yet been paid to
the ordinance by the restaurant
keepers, and the waste barrels still
continue to be o source of danger to
the public health.
Some Of the police officers have
been looking over the matter. and n
IL expected that orders 20 enforce tho
ordinance will be issued IN few
DAYS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-04
A VOICE FROM CHICAGO

Hon. Ferdinand ". Peck. Of
Chicago. who was first vice pTesi-
dent OF the Worlds Fair commits
sloon IN 1893 OF the Columbian ex-
position, and later commissioner
general Of the Worlds Fair commits
sion to the Paris exposition Of 1900,
arrived In the city this morning and
is n guest Of thte Rainicr-G Grand
hotel. This is Mr.. peck's first visit
10 Seattle since 1890 He IL here In
connection with n business venture
and will stay about 10 days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-04
SOME MEAT
Delivered
Chicago Situation but
Little Changed

CHICAGO. June t.--tindeF a soard
of 100 police. = wagons loaded vito
meat left the stock yards this morn
ting Tor tho down tow shops ano
distributing ceatefs of the packers.
~ the time the caravan arrived %
the center - ths<eity II had dwins
died 70 Is wagons. stops being made
at various places.
Crowds u people TANNED about
hut attempted no ytolsnce beyond
hoptinx and teering. one man had
his skull cracked - a police club be
cause he refused 20 move quickly
enough
Later. as the procession Eot inss
the heart ~ the city. the crowds be-
came more defaonstfaslye. thriving
missiles from windows al ron unAoa
drivers. hat szsnFf kfhqaenfis lulssF -
spectators. The police we're Co.'s.
PEELED to charge repea teddy 70 rlel0 4
path for tire wagons. and a. a ressat
there were many bruised people ane
probably one fatally. Charles WriEos
nKed - years.. who waM hit on tss
head with n stone Several Of Tess
drivers suffered serious wounds.
The strike 81 the delivery tesss-
stsrs continues ard the largest de-
paFtment stores ~ the city are un-
able - al their places. The pro-
asietcss have Issued an uitlEzatuse
in which they say they viii nEht to-
BnlonA 10 the iant and notifg their
employees that any Of them who be-
long to uniona must either resign
from such organizations or be diH-
charged
Last evening q riot attended an
attempt Of the Fair % deliver sew
eral suats 81 parcels 10 the west
side ~ town. a fsrrre fight followed
tbs entry Of the waEons on Clark
street. May heads were broken
and the drivers Of the wagons finally
made a retreat to the store. after
which all attempts at delivery were
abandoned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-04

The following marriage licenses
have been issued Alfred Hopper,
%. and Melissa Mcconhey. ~. Of San
Francisco. Theodore Melvin MArklw,
"a. and Rosallnd Murphy, Of Scattie
chaa l. Luudy a., ana Adelaide
Nielcn 70. or Seattle. chas. wills.
-. and Annie Dutton, -, of Seattle
Frank Resser, -. and Dora kellosg.
IS. OF Charleston.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-04
I|Ela|!eERI.

wssNsv<Ss~sS. q g. Asse.A-
'sss Bri,sA sw crnIssas .,ssss g.
s-Ass& W rssssairR 10 g. stlse o.
ssw.ssssss ~. uss y tie asplStms.
sssns' - &e~s. Sntassi ub.osAt n.
- ,sSsss ~ ~ sAss ~uits1 iNAscs
eNstss soasss sss ss~ssbs biA ~ -.
o1renssltHfA eos0 ssss leee.
h tsusA.~nBsf
LcsHNcxA Ssssss A. n sssAntts -
zee . aoss1a ~ austsNRes 61r - As1Sek-
- to sSseas - ssa Sslst - 0s, LOO
Lord Fatsa Geeep. NRs - Gus nn@
uuuncad this Hfl0es 1905. Tfe new
ambassador has - Ass~ssSs wife.
the danssss - oss3s0pt VWan 81
New York.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-04
THE SAME
OFFICERS
ELECTED

New Chamber Trustses Meet and
Choose Officials
The newiy.cleeted trustees Of the
Seattle Chamber Of ca0mefce met
At 10 80 ~ morning end elected Of
hce0 10 I've caring to cp0lnE
year. The old Officers were all re-
elected. beisW made up as follows.
peesidrnt, =. " elise. fret vice
president. c. !. tmlgh. second Vice
pre- - o., lotD osorn0 seNaAieer
WIN =. SNm. seWepuv. SAosss n
MslkIe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-04
CHAMBERL- AIN
elected

PORTLAND. Ore, June 4.-The
election count in five counties IL still
incomplete. but II is not believed
/ 600 can be cut much. Furnish has
not yet conceded his defeat. Today's
figures Indicate the election OF a ma
jority OF the Republican candidates
for the legislature, insurlng a sue
ceaeor 20 Senator simon, who. al
though a Republican. opposed tho
Ticket
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-04
ISLANDER

Special 10 the star.
VICTORIA. II G.. June Capt.
Cutler OF the tug PILOT, reports that
n fisherman. while trolling Tor hall
bat OF Douglass island. Alaska. a
week ago Monday. foulcd his linea
on the lost steamer Islander. The
man tugRed at the line and finally
brought NJ a door from tho wrCe k
enc Of the chief difficulties OF the
salvage company has been tho To-
eating Of the wreck. and this has
now been overcome by mere acei-
dent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-04


a "a % uIsr--e4 y toeg seosy VIA
sSs iQs9,x soon - corsv mho o..
v.oyssf.
"s's 81 "a ss.us." 80 fsslse Tn
dsys-oSS5t tsssrnS ~ ASseta %.
@H-s are n sseused - tisp iseahal
ersg-s" en-.
x1ao bertsss 90 ussh. .'tfsa a meg
fss xsssGsi IL csuss asss where Il
vsJusf hses ss~W 50 eseIy - hies
RscsS tie baby D. a evmsss lIss
DsanS. ERE usus aaessa 40 eiss@e
II GSsWrse"
Uaies skrobin0@
rs II II. Ole. young chsd- vrt3s vets
Ecssssi soy an custoao ovs 10 Aber-
ssen for Sc shefia Of KiaS cosnty
to come and 0ike her - the hose Of
l~,r bafses deaaDi. there ~ stasd trial
for murder And her young,
husband ~ probably
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-04
BUILDING NOTES

J0senhans A. Allen are taking bids
on an eight-room school house at
Ross. to cost about $50 900. and for
two residences for J. bernstein.
owner ~ the Golden Rule bazaar. at
Sixteenth Avenue and East Union
street. TO cost. respectively. 5000 and
4 /. cnn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-04
D'ARC0S GOES

WASHINGTON. d. g. June a.
The Spanish government today an
nounccd TO the state department
that Duke D'Arcoe, the present Span
ism minister. had been ordered trans
ferred 10 Belgium. His successor IL
not named.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-04
Restraints

ALBANY, y. y. June &--Juxiiee
Chester Of the supreme court today
granted a permanent Injunction re-
straininK the beef packers of the
West from carrying on further bust
ness in this state IN violation Of the
provision of the sonneily anu-truHs
law.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-04

FUSkAA 80. Jtoa t--It T. noe
known here that Mrs Underwood re-
celved a letter from her nssiher last
Wednesday. In Il the ysssins wife
WAS shided for not writing horne
more frequen;et Mrs. WeafherwAx.
also said In the letter that IL was her
Intention 10 visit Ballard. leaving
Aberdeen Monday. June ?. II is be-
lievef here that fha announcement
% IasAS s4spnas&<z.s q area eufs
- 80 ~ he HEARTS OF the young
people. Sor Friday ntxht a message
v0s s@fs 10 Absr8~en saying that
both Mr.. and Mrp- Underwood would
leave eDr the place Saturday or
keissO. = IL positively assured
I0losxs tie fact 81 their nahy'n birth
- tssss pasrss or friends On Abef-
dseen-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-04
IMPORTANT NEWS

w. u. Hicks and O. NJ. MoCathern.
two ihborers. were caught In the act
OF stealing a case OF tobacco from
the Lilly. Bogardus dock shortly
before / o'clock yesterday afternoon.
A runaway. which resulted In the
smashing OF a grocery wagon, oc-
CURED shortly before noon yesterday.
A two-horse RIG owned by Hemphill
Bros, Rrocers. was standing ON Fifth
avenue. near Spring street, while the
driver. G, Wilson. WAS In residence.
The horses became frightened and
ran at terrific speed down Firth
avenue toward Yesler way. At that
street the wagon suddenly cnmc in
contact with telegraph pole and n
smashup resulted. The wagon was
badly damaged. but no one was In
jured The horses were not hart.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-04
Underwood
| NOT CAUGHT
In Believed That Young Father and Mother
Murdered Their Baby---A Story Comes
to Sherfps Office That ACCUSED Is
in Evasett - Sheriff Cudihee
leNes ius Aberdeen

-. 4. an. g..
@s y 20
l1EFpkeNt dene N-rsat Or.
800. ~ho 10 wanted a Ballard.
...wsr a charge Of the aastardty
= y ssaeeraseS n'srasr.ne h's
! isfsnt daughter and who has
9 i this city aimee Sunday. unys.l
vrsS a.s,pssA.sa .ss,. ~,
- sna I'VE ives. S's'.sns ssarsh
49, az I~<s~Nssi.z - s..s
..s.:n =, m ssiIy ., fssrds.n
Sssss 10 49, svsss,l 49,
s~s a.li.rss 49,. 1913.
-,a~,.rss 80, 81, ST.
49, ,..s,n- - ~.
sstsnrsyrss ss warrants s
80 ,s;v 49, .,,s ~ 49, srsss
800 ~ -;
Er ~. ,,.rrs,r eh..sn
. Z e ais ssarsy ssnf s.srs 70
-i = NJ 49, s}kr, 90 n. ,ss,a
-s..6 e. 80 $500, WIN
~ AssphS . sns s sd 81
- ~ ss.rssxa a - S1A
80 I'm II sism mee 81 ne
- a..
- F,rSs,sS...as.,,S!
- sssssyss!sd BY ne sosnnersl
-. ~ s1ts&s sh.,s ksspin9I
~ ~ = uRS. ~ 4 as 40 sos.
= : 1T urArsstS Rseo savss kons
= eksr e6hS4
lIsut o'eIscs untsssrcotA whesl
= 3 lhst9tme had been unconeern-
~ uslklpk the streets. chlanng!
- his .susintsgssA and seems
!. e sn * eouas1usi.. : m.ss;
- rte. saw 4ffSer Saas,y
s ~ TN, ss's s. sls s sasr =. "a
slSsaicyTsrr ms n - are e,
- lad sal he was golrs osee.
s's. = l{s II .. ee
IN M kst.yss Fssus,:S ssd ,hs
]. 4 ~ e.sss ~ ssX he %
e thss soushwess eoSs
. g urserwood Ms ~ de-
ss, sas % ne r. res -. ..s,,' 20
= &c 4 e. Is. .ss s 81 & ) ,faa . ;rs'al
= bs . ne h. vss s,sasss 80 !,
: naisSs On ssr sss.S. a;as aulsi.y
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-04
WEATHER FORECAST

Seattle and Vicinity and
Thursday. fair light 70 fresh west
winds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-04
Store strike on

CHICAGO. June s.--This afternoon
the department store managers and
a committee 81 drivers met IN con-
ference and settled the strike Of the
drivers on the basis Of an increase IN
wages aud no discrimination against
the union.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-04

An order was issued from the fed
ernl court this morning. discharging
T.. ". Sullivan from custody In the
county TAIL Sullivan filed petit
ton for bankruptcy a short time ago
but refused to turn over TO the ref
cree $1,000 In cash and a diamond ring
and shirt stud which he was known
TO have In his possession.