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charge Of numbering Clarence Foster
and Miss Dlmple La wrence. DinbroV
was enamored 81 the girl. but she
bestowed her affections on Foster.
who was n married man. The bodies
Of the murdered couple were found
in tho sound.
Disbrow fled at the time and
after n chase was caught. or sur.
rendered when capture seemed i'm
mlnent. He confessed to defaica-
ton. which was found 10 be true.
and admitted that he had auarreIed
with the couple ana also that he had
met them the night when the drown
ing took place.
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SMUCCLES INTO COUNTRY
Nine HEATHEN CHINESE
White Man in Charge of the Ceestials Jumps From
Swiftly Moving Car When His Game is Uncovered
Braxeu Case Exposed

when the car arrived AT the cui-
umbia street terminus. officer on
iund WAS called. and the Cinnamon
we're taken to the county jail. oniY
one % them had n certificate. and
that Was not his oWu. immiEfa-
ton Inspector +. ,. Fisher and chi
nsar Inspector James y. tavcn. who
have been working ON the ease all
day. say they have net yet learned
how the Chinese were emuEFied into
the country. although they are be-
iieyed TO have been brought from
Victoria. The officers have CORES
pondence relating to the case in their
possession. but It's exact nature they
win not divpigs.
II now seems probable that the
strange boats which were driven
away from the vicinity Of Meadow
point BY Dick Warner and other
members OF a Tracy posse last sat
urday. contained the Cinnamon.
Saturday afternoon Warner. 20.
Esthcr With other members ~ n
tsassr. ordered strange Eleap away
that was laying of shore. one and
half uiiiea north - SesbittH
briekyard. about midway between
Meadow point and Richmond beach.
Two men we're in the aicop. The
same afternoon two men. pahiHtroin
and Jac ksuns cav n gasoline launch
moving northwnvd past Richmond
teach At midnight Warner heard
the launch passing Richmond beach.
going southwark. Nearly an hour
later the vessel anchored AZ the same
poiut where the siuop had been drtv-
an on Ia the afternoon. =. l. Yule.
who had been placed on guard st
this point. ordered the launch 10
move away. but Was obliged 60 IRE
two shots 81 the boat before HIS
command was obeysd
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QUEEN OF
CARNIVAL

A count was taken this afternoon
Of the ballots for Queen Of the Car
nival, and Miss Florence Walker was
found to be the greatest gainer. She
received i72 votes, giving her total
OF 20ai. Miss Elizabeth Newman
did not gain any votes. but her big
squirt OF 1920 votes last week was
sufficient to still retain for her a lead
Of 175 votes.
Miss ella Steiner gained three
votes. making her total 1915. and
Miss Della Spray Ave votes, a total
u 81.
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Chamber of Commerce Committee Says That Sunset Tee
phone Company Employs Very Youthful operators-A
Change Suggested

operators are too youthful and
that good service cannot be
secured until Older ones are en-
ploycd. The same fault Is found
with the complaint department The
committee recommends that the
company should correct these mat
fsrH and further. that n the com
pany attempts TO remove any teie-
phone because the subscriber re-
fuses to pay on account OF bad SER
vice. that the chamber should stand
by the subscribers. The report
closes by reiteratfnR the suggestion
that older operators should be em-
pioyed and n thorough discipline in
augurated.
The report was adopted by the
chamber.
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The chamber of commerce. commit
tee. appointed 20 investigate the
causes Of the Inferior telephone SER
vice at present given by the Sunset
Telephone Company. mad Its report
TO the chamber this morning. The
committee. composed Of 9. r. Fow-
Ter. l.. NJ. Wood aud J. y. heikle.
spent Monday afternoon In looking
through the exchange. The report
states that the committee were
shown through the building and
from explanations given by the COM
pany'a officials. believe that when
the new switch board Ia fully In
stalled the service VIII be improved.
The report states that In the
opinion Of the committee the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-09

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
THE STATE OF WASHINGTON
FOR THE COUNTY OF KING
Charles r. Wilson. PLAINTIFF vs..
Mary Il. Wilson, Defendant
Summons.
The State OF Washington to the
said Mary l.. Wilson, Defendant;
You are hereby summoned to op-
pear within sixty days after the date
of the first publication of this SUM
mons. to wit. Within sixty days after
the 25th day of June. 1902. and de-
fend the above entitled action in
the above entitled court. and am
swer the complaint of plaintiff and
serve a copy OF your answer upon
the undersigned, attorney for piain-
tin, at his Office below stated: and
in ease OF your failure so to do, judy
ment win be rendered against YOU.
according TO the demand OF the COM
plant. which has been filed with this
clerk of the said court.
The object Of this action is TO Sc
cure divorce by plaintiff from de-
PENDANT and TO have the bonds OF
matrimony now existing betwee1
plaintiff and defendant set asi~e and
held for naught.
+. G. pORMITXER,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
2. .. address; Eplers block, Seat-
tie, Washington
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A Bad Companion

while char. Hudson. living at Sot
First avenue south. was returning
from South Park In a buggy last
night. man stopped him and ask.
ed FOR a ride downtown. Hudson
ansenfed and IL now mourning the
loss OF "a gold watch and q fis75
check. Hudson says tina the man
told him his name WAS Little Fhn-
dove. and that he was selling views
OF the city. lie aieo told Hudson
that he had recently come from Bak-
or city. or. he picked ifudsons
nnakaf
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Make Good Haul

J. W. Condor. living at 7oi Thirty.
third avenue, reported NJ police
headquarters yesterday that bur
star had entered hts house during
the night previous aud stole n silver
watch. Il ladies' gold watch. with in
itiale J g." on tho back Of the ease
four nugget stick pins, several gold
nuggets, a pair OF earrings and n
pocket book containing o. IN gold
ana 81 in silver The thief left no
cine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-09
FALLS OFF

CHICAGO July . Following yes
ter ia. 81 mark had been reached.
the opening this morning was cent
below Yesterdays close. the mar
ket WAS ilfeieaH and trade light
Latef~A corn advance ~ two ceufs
WAS recorded within an hour. Gates
feeding the market little corn ta
prevent a runaway and an ensuing
panic that might send the brioe up
70 q dollar or oven more pr0hibtire
figure. leaving him - hold the bag
The advance TO - did not last long
ana the market goou Hagged bnck 70
Sc where II closed.
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A n derson. Tracy's Hired
Man" At the Bon Marche
Tomorrow

Anderson. the man who was inn
pressed into service by Convict
Tracy. win hole reception at the
Bon Marche. corner Pike street and
Second avenue. tomorrow fThurH-
day from a. m. till noon and from
| ~ TIL 8 y. m.
He win be pleased TO talk with
those who come 10 ser him and VIII
be on n platform where he can shake
hands with any who wish to meet
him.
children should come with parents
II possible. aa the crowd Will be
dense-such II the desire TO see the
unwilling hired man" OF the noto-
rious Tracy.
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HUNDREDS
HOMELESS
Iowa Is 0eIuged by
Great Torrents

DIES MONIES. la. July a.-one
Of The greatest floods In the history
u Iowa. AZ the result or the recent
heavy rains. IL threatened. II has
been raining incessantly for the past
"A hours and as a result The rivers
are spreading over the loWlnnds ana
hundreds Of families have been
driven from their homes. In this
city Hast night 200 persons were
forced % abandon their residences
by the overfiowing nf the Dies Moines
river. which has reached the highest
mark ever recorded. crops are prac-
ticaily ruined beyond redemption.
Not only the Des Mones. but
the Raccoon. skunk. Cedar and
Iowa rivers are out Of their banks,
and are rushing torrents.
At Marshalltown. Extra and Bar
rytown scores OF persons were taken
from their homes IN boats.
Railroad traffic south from Sioux
city has been suspended on account
Of the flood. Bridges are out in "A
number OF places.
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POLICE NOTES

The store Of King Bros. at ~
ftrht avenue was entered last niant
and about 800 worth II silk. stock
inFs, haudkerchiefa and JeWeiry vas
taken. The police are looking for
the man.
Word wns received az the coroners
office this morning that George CaH-
non, pumpuHH. working % the
Franklin coal mines. had fallen from
q ladder Al q 20 O'Clock this morning
and killed himself coroner H0ys
WI leave on the 4 O'Clock train 70
tnl.e charge II the body.
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CAN'T WIN

HENLEY, July s.-The semi finals
Ia the regatta were ruRed today,
The ArRonatlts Of Canada were de-
featsd by Trinity college. This
means that the grand challenge cup
cannot be taken from England for
another year
Ia the sent final FOR the diamond
rcuils Titus the American, was cas-
ny defeated BY Kelley ~ oxford.
TITUS defeat defeat was complete
surprise. He was rowed 10 a stand
still IN the next semi.final Ether
lnRton Smith vas defeated By Both
ford This win bring Smith and KEEL
~ together tomorrow In the final.
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Steamship Conemaugh of the
Northern Commercial Company
reached port this morning II days
out from Nome. She brought no
news Whatever Of the Portland OF
Jeanie, although che left Nome June
~. one day later than the Indiana.
She met the steamers Meteor, Mel
willie and Dollar June &C. They were
on the up trip. ON the 2Tth the
Lyfa WAS seen.
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12-lnch Lawn Mowers $500
l4-Inch Lawn Mowers $3.50
le-Ineh Lawn Mowers $500

There y no use being without d
good Lawn Mower. when you can
buy one 40 cheap Of ue. In fact. in
many cases II f. cheaper to buy than
10 have your old one repaired. We
sold a f2-inch one 20 a lady yester-
day who had been having the old
mover repaired frequently. She said
she would not run the old one again
II We would repair II gratis. She
ALSO wanted 10 know II we could not
put a brake on II 10 slow up going
around corners. II run 80 easily.
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SALE OF KING COUNTY PROP
ERTY
f. 20 It, lot block S. King CO. add.
appraised at ss5.
Lot l block s. OF King GO. add, APP
praised at $3.50.
II appearing 10 the board that on
May 22nd. 1902. application was made
TO purchase lot l block OF King
county addition. and on May 2Srd.
1902. to purchase +. 30 II. more or less
OF lot block King county addition.
and that by call and advertisement
as required by law. June 2sth. 1902.
at the hour of O'Clock r. M. was set
for the hearing and determining the
advisability Of selling said property.
and on said day set for hearing there
on the board met. and being fully
advised I'm the premises. deemed IL 70
the best interest OF King county that
said property be sold;
1T is THEREFORE, ORDERED.
that the sheriff Of King county be d.
rected to sell said property in separ-
ate parcels at the front door Of the
King county court house: said f. 20
II. OF lot block :. more or less. said
fractional part being. that part OF
said lot remaining on the south
easterly side thereof after the decf-
cation of a 50 foot street through said
lot beginning ON the northwesterly
line thereof. to be sold not less than
the appraised value this day placed
thereon OF se5. and said lot block 8.
not less than the appraised value
thereon of $3.50. said sale 10 be made
on August 7th. 1909. at the hour of
o'clock n. m. the county treasurer
being hereby directed to appear at
said sale and 10 receive all moneys
paid In thereat. issuing TO the sue
cessful bidder at said sale deed
therefor setting forth all the pro-
eeedings had hereunder said deed
10 be nttested by the county auditor
under his official seal.
Dated this 30th day Of June. 1909.
Board of County Commissioners Of
King County
BY GEO. r. LAMPING.
Eln..Ir Of fhl. Rnnr1
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RED HAT

ROME. July a-it r. believed that
II Gov TAFT II successful ~ his mis.
sion to Rome. Archbishop Ireland
win be raised Co the eardlnalate IN
the November canHistofy. The enc
mics Of the archbishop are WORKING
hard 20 nINNanl this.
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Steamer Dolphin sailed for Lynn
canal last night with 70 passengers.
Mrs. Heaiy. wife Of Capt. John j.
fIealy. went north on the Dolphin.
The Pacific Clipper line steamer
Charles Nelson arrived from San
Francisco yesterday afternoon with
% passengers and 800 tons Of freight.
She went 20 Tacoma this morning
TO discharge $50 tons OF freight.
IL L. reported that 81 GO In mug
gets. ranging In value from 50 cents
to t2a. has been picked up from the
bedrock % Gus Eansr'H claim on
Dragon creek In the caFiboo. ". g.
district this season. This claim has
a record an a nugget producer.
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THE MARKETS
JosslMe QUOTATIONS.

frevisieas
Frrsh nnsst--Gou beef. - per 10. stsss
t~sf eqel4e pr II. miztten4 sefhsr. I've.
s~ss. I've. poft. tos p~r ~ ssaL iAfs.
- snlsh. TO-
i'rostsssns Ham. ite breakfast
harks lee. rstlis~. ia.
usy-Pusst sruna rer too. tiseo. East
SRI wssesRrseh timothy. tfsoo. alfalfa.
sis s.1stseo
Grain =oats ts1 90. whsst. ga 90. eesa.
ssa 90 fatisa bsfisy. ~, %
Dstsfr. csssss. Eggs ana resifry
nsstsf wsshinsssa creamstiss. sse
raneh tsNzie.
cheese -N.tiv. ws.hisstsa fsn cream.
isoise. Eaatsfuf Re. fofk tss0f& /.
WisaenslH. lee. hess~foft- sse. Efss
tii 900 II % per ee4el Nar Terra. is0issl
Ameurs.f. icciis. tsscs. fssise. swi.A
tsotee
Ksas-eifictiy FRESH ranch. sss. Cali
fefnia. ssise. uFsxeh. ite,
tlr. raaifry. -Hsas. iss9ises fryerN
NooBt % rsr aos. safss8a. ts4tses Gssss
LEG ifel eseAa t1e.
Dressed rsaiffr Tsrtevs fs0ierI xe~s~
figiaa. saets. iscite. ehieksas. fsoisz
Haa.T-t1Gtfe
Cen missiles A~ss Prizes
Corrected dsiir~Fh. fuliastnx nficss are
being cr~rsd - TIE frpdaesf In roaa1 fofs
ea The eess Ia tbs ear at eesttisi
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VISITING DAY ON WISCONSIN.
This - visiting day on both the
Wisconsin and oregon. To see these
famous bsttisships take the Port or
ehard Route. calman dock. 81 q 70.
and 10 a. M. iib. Z 30 and 10
D. M. Fare. soc round trip.
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WEATHER FORECAST

seattle ana vicinity; Tonight and
Thursday fair. light To fresh north
Co east winds.
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VISITING DAY.

You can go all over the battleahipa
Oregon and Wisconsin today.
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NOT CANDIDATE

WARHIs6TOE. -. G.. July -
Secretary Of the Interior Hitchcock
denies that he II q candidate FOE
Vests seat In the senate.
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D!SBROW is
TO Be TRIED

GOOD GROUND, l.. l.. July o.
Louis Dlsbrow was held by the grand
Jury this afternoon to answer the
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Fletcher 4 Carpenter. realty bar
gains only.
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VISITING DAY

NlTiH lNt IAfs
You can 20 all over the bsttieships
Oregon and Wisconsin today.
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IAN Afabian MIMI

Sydney arundey ig. Known the
world over A. being one ~ the eirv-
crest plhyWfighis that England
baaaia ~. aud while he has written
a number Of clever things, perhnpn
the funniest Of them al ~ the farce
comedy. An Arabian Night which
viii be presented by Harrington
Reynolds and his company al IA"
senttie theater on fhurHdnY night.
Tonight the public will have the iSht
opportunity OF seeing Bronson How.
ards great war drama. which has
had such a phenomenal run al the
seattle theater. CroWdinK the houser
ut every performance. An Arabian
Night" win run for the rest of the
week. Including the usual saturday
matinee. at popular prices.
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You can ~ ali over the battioEhips
oregon and Wisconsin today.
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THEY ARE ON
THE TRACK

They say they're ON the track ot
where the Rarteti Drug 90. are huN
lng their drugs-so say the Seattle
pruK Trust.
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continues "a draw nightly. Friday
night the bill VIII be "1he gaisty
Girl" aud the following night La
Nfaaeuffsu tsIu lac ufa1ufed
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VISITING DAY.
You can 60 all over the battieEhips
Oregon and Wisconsin today.
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Corrected dsiir~Tf. fullnstnx nficss are
BEING cr~rsd - ths frpdacsf In roaa1 iofs
en- The aees ~ Ia It's ear At eesttisi
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Antitrust Prices

MaIted MIX. WV HINessfssfs 30
SSia size at ssssss...ss...s. Nss-tp
Nellin's Feod Sac slae ....4....,. toc
PeptoKenic Milk Powder, Si,oV siae
.......... 5ac
sugar OF MIR. per pound ..... 2sc
Try eur prescriptions. too, you II
find them filled lust right and our
charges Rrc generally one-third less
than at most stores.
carriers Swedish Hair Remover.
stoo size .,...sss.s .....ssss..,. at'fc
Sfuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. 500 size
.... ..........4. ......... tssts.
Hoods SarsapRrtila. st.sa siEe. tse
Ratcheior's Toilet Wafers--Niafef
Lilac and Rose-.soc siEe .. @Se
Graduates in Pharmacy.
The evening times., 1902-06-13
MAcHINlsT SHOOTS
A UNION PICKET
Rogerson Fired on Man Who Said az
He Passed "There's a Scab."

CHICAGO, June 13.-kIbert Rogerson.
a machinist employed by the Ailis-
Chalmers Company IS locked Up
charged with having shot a supposed
union picket The shooting occurred at
S O'Clock last night when hundreds Of
workmen were pouring out of the build
ing Rogerson saw three men standing
near the west entrance. and as he
passed them one shouted, There's
seab-'
Rogerson got into an argument with
the strangers, and drawing a revolver
from his coat pocket. fred The bullet
struck one of the mel IN the right sids
of the face, and he fell TO the street.
unconscious. The iajured man was
dragged away by his two companions be-
fore the police arrived
Rosersoa gave himself up to the Of
fcers, and claims thar be shot in self
defense The authorities lave been Ua-
able to learn the Identity of the wound
ed man
The strike had been settled about "a
hour before the shooting, but the men
did not know it.
The evening times., 1902-06-13
ORDERS fO SHOOT MEN,
WOMEN, AND CHILDREN
PaWtucket Under Iron Rule
of State Militia.

PROVIDENCE, R /, June 19.-The
military authorities did bus.ness at
Pawtueket today
During the night 2 council o. war was
held at which it vas decided that when
the troops left the armory this morn
ing Capt. Gardner C. Sims, had or
ders to remoye all efigles. all obnox-
ious signs and banners and 10 clear
the streets
To the several commanders of the in
fantry and cavalry companies instruc-
tions were given to arrest all who re-
fused to move on. to shoot down the
frst man who threw a stone, and if any
missiles were thrown from window,
to shoot directly into it. regardless OF
who was there, man or woman, for the
women had been more active than the
men in throwing stones.
The cavalry and infantry formed a
complete Gordon, and the machine gun
battery was stationed where the guns
could sweep the PLACES where the moi
had been congregating day by day.
At $3.50 the first car started through
from the city line TO Main Street, Paw
tucket. the cavalry keeping about it, and
with loaded carbines. we're ready &c
shoot down the first man, boz, or woman
who threw a stone at it.
The evening times., 1902-06-13
OUTLAWS PURSUED BY
COMPANY OF MILITIA
Tracy and Merrill Are Being
Chased in Oregon.

PORTLAND. Oregon. June 1s.-witb
25o militiamen deputy sheriffs. con-
stables. city marshaIs and private eiti-
zens in their wake. the outlaws Tracy
and Merrill. who killed three guards and
escaped from the State penitentiary at
Salem Monday. have proceeded thirty
miles over hill and dale in the diree-
tion of Portland.
They we're last seen near MolaIIa VIII
lage. in CIackamas county. yesterday
afternoon. where they took dinner and
five pounds Of bacon at the residence
Of a farmer named E. D. Graves. sherfn
Cooke. of C1aekamas county. has now
assumed command. having hurried to
Molalia Corners last evening from
Marion He is backed by the Oregon
City Militia Company. which left at s: 30
last night.
This morning It is believed to be
only matter OF closing IN on the con
yicts. but this IS process requiring
more or less discretion. and no definite
results are looked for TIL afternoon
The evening times., 1902-06-13
PRESIDENT MAKES APPEAL TO
CONGRESS FOR CUBA'S RELIEF

ferent relation. have been granted sub
stantial tariff concessions.
Cuba is an independent republic, but a
republic which has assumed certain spe-
cial obligations as regards her interna-
tional position in compliance with our
request ! ask for her certain special
economic concessions in return; these
economic concessions 80 benefit us as
we'll as her. There are few brighter
pages IN American history than the page
which tells OF our dealings with Cuba
during the past four years On her be-
half We waged war Of which the main
spring was generous Indignation against
oppression, and we have kept faith alb
solutely. Il Is earnestly to be hoped
that we will complete In the same spirit
the record so well begun and show In
our dealings with Cuba that steady cor
tinuity OF policy which it is essential for
our nation 20 establish IN :c-eign affairs
Il we desire TO play vel our part as a
worId-pOwer-
We are q wealthy and powerful Ia
ton; Cuba is a young republic. s. II
weak, who owes to US her birth; whose
whole future. whose very life, must de-
pend on our attitude toward her. ! ask
The evening times., 1902-06-13
STRIKERS UNEASY IN
LACKAMANNA VALLEY
Indications Point to Serious Disturb
ances Before Another Week by
Idle Miners.

SCRANTON. Pa, June 13.-The uneasi-
ness of the striking miners is beginning
TO assert itself in ali parts os the
Lackawanna Valley. and Indications
point TO disturbances before another
week. It win require the most deter
mined effort OF the mine workers ON
eiaIs TO hold the turbulent element in
check. ard the word was sent out from
district headquarters this morning %
exert every influence toward the main
tenance of good order.
The Lackawanna company has set its
detectives to work 10 ascertain the
boycotters Of business people who were
selling provisions and other supplies
to its deputies. and men at work IA
strikers places. aEd proposes to prose-
cute every person so engaged. as we'll
as the getting cut of iniUnctions at
once to prevent further boycotting By
them.
The evening times., 1902-06-13
DISTRICT APPROPRIATION
BILL LARGELY INCREASED
GENERAL SMITHS CASE
TO GO TO PRESIDENT
Testimony Before the Waller
Court Also Wanted.

Secretaries Root and Moody. General
Corbin. and the other army officers who
have been absent from the city during
the past two days attending the centen-
NAL exercises at West Point were at
their respective desks this morning.
The case of Brig Gen Jacob Smith
will go to the President Immediately
after the receipt by Secretary Root of
the proceedings of the court which tried
Major l. W T. Waller. of the Marine
Corps. These papers should get TO
Washington within a week. Although
the Waller case is a closed incident as
far as the guilt or innocence of that
officer is concerned, the President de-
sires to have at hand when he reviews
the Smith case the testimony given at
Waller's trial.
Major Waller himself has been as
signed to duty in New York and is ex-
pected to arrive there next week