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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-19
BITS OF GAIETY

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles y. burnside
will give a dinner party this even
ing at their residence On Terry and
Marion street. The dinner Is COM
pIImentary to Mrs. G. u. Downs OF
Illinois.
The officers Of the Seattle Driving
club are a. follows. Fred X. Strive,
president. G. u. r. ratten. vice pres
ident: J.. ID. HoEe. jr., treasurer VIII
II. Parry and J. u. Lowman. board
of managers. The first nee began
yesterday.
A party Of young people r camp
ing near Port Orchard as the guests
of Leroy Hackus. The party Ia as
follows Mas q. ReIf, Miss T.. Clary.
Miss Clara Wing. Misses Smith, Sam
Russell. Mr.. Richmond and Harold
Burden, ohaperoned by Mrs. +. a.
Wing and Mrs. Montgomery Russell.
Miss Anna and Miss Ora Brown en-
terrain at cards Thursday afternoon
at their home In West Seattle. a
large number Of young ladies have
been invited to meet Miss Mcintosh
Of San Francisco.
Miss Jessie Ballard gives n com
plimentary tea tomorrow afternoon
AZ her home, p Highland drive. Miss
Barnard and Miss Vineyard will be
the honored guests.
T.. a. shortridge IL spending a few
weeks visiting In Victoria, Vancouv-
or and New Westminster Is. G..
Mrs. Charles Tburston gave . very
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is KILLED
Shot by Deputy in Dis
pute al Mine

NkSQuoHoNING, Pa. Aug IL
Patrick sharp, a striking miner. was
shot and killed yesterday reninE
about 8 O'Clock al the entrance "a
SHAFT No l OF the fehiEh Coal Conn
nsny, The tragedy grew Out 81 a
dispute between a squad of strikers
aud ave deputies who had been sent
90 guard the colilcry, The strikers
followed the deputies and tried ia
persuade thcm not IA 70 h. Some
excitement resulted and Ia the midst
o. u sharp killed by a sudden
shot
Henry McEimoyle. onssof the dep
uttvr, was locked up ON the charge
~ being the man Who nred the shot.
Witnesses claim 10 have seen Me-
Elmoyle hre hts revolver at sharp.
The bullet entered near the heart Of
the Nietim and he died instantly. II
was feared for a time that serious
trouble weuld follow hut the excite
ment was claimed down by the strike
leaders.
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'BOERS IN
(. HOLLAND
Queen Invites Generals
to Visit Her

ROTTERDAM. Aug. fa-The Boe4.
generals Botha, Dewet ana Delarey
arrived here this morning on the Ba-
inYier from England. During the
day they viii visit Ex-prcsidcnt
httYn ~ the Orange Free State. nf-
TER which they Will 20 70 Utrecht
20 see Kruger. Queen Wllheimina
has extended a most cordial invita-
tiun 20 the generals % visit her.
Montague White, former consul
Fcaeral Ia London of the T~ranHynal.
mas Issued "a statement authorized
bf n ioer generals as follows.
Int generals are proceeding 70
me continent FOR the purpofo Of
greeting Air. Kruger and Mr. steyn.
ana attending the funeral o. Gen.
Lifhh Never. Their present inten-
ION ~ 90 return 90 London at an
emily date, for the t~ranHaetion Of
business. out they have not decided
on any fixed plan. During their
hriff stay IN London the generals
nave been the recipients Of many In
tiiaiionH and kind messages. which
they fully appreciate.
The report that the decision Of
the generals not to visit the naval
review was due 10 the influence OF
Airs. Fischer. ih not true. Their real
rcUUu for declining the Invitation
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before his driver could check him.
II took thrce-aunrtefH Of an hour 10
get them off and then Silver CRUZ
vas left at the pole. Sally Goodwin
won, with Gypsy BOY second.
The judges Ia yesterdays races
were ", T. Maxwell. u. G. Van
Houten aud NJ. II. Wisdom. as Judge
Fullerton did not arrive IN time from
Vancouver. Robert Leighton acted
as starter. A large number of prom
inont horse fanciers ana rnce track
men from other cities IN the circuit
were present
This afternoon another large crowd
IL IN attendance. The street car Hc-
eommodatlans are all hat can be de-
sired and little difficulty II eE-
perienced IN handling the crowds
The track IL IN first class condition
and the Greatest Interest IL being
manifested In tho events.
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Theaters


"ln Paradise"
the Seattle thcater this week. The
play ls q farce comedy n a great
fun mhkeE ~ Is being presented BY
Harrington Reynolds and company
and viii run the week with Saturday
matinee.
Wsidemann'a Bio Show
Weidemann'H big show il tho at
traction at the Third Avenue thea
ter. Down IN Egypt" viii be pre-
scented BY the very clever company
for the last time tonight. Wednss-
day and Thursday evenings Dixie
Land WIN hc the bill. The Steam
Laundry will be the attraction Fri
day and Saturday nights and at the
saturday matinee.
Madison Thestsr
AZ the Madison thcater The
Greater Nsw York Bufissaus Com
pany ~ presenting HaHc FFdeii ,
London Bellies this week. Before
~burieKque u number df very etsvet
specia-lss are introduced. There
VIII be a "Wednesday and a saturday
matinee.
French Folly"
A company Of fun-makrrs are put
ting on the b~urleaque French Polly
az Rank. hail Vaudeville features
r also introduced during h show
Manager James Wilson has gath
cred together n good company and
an excellent attraction il being prs
scented.
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ALL In THE
NAVY
Lieutenant to Wed Cap
tain's Daughter

NEWPORT. r. l.. Aug. binary
Mccalla. a daughter Of Captain y.
N. Mccalla OF the navy. and Iicu-
tenant Arthur Macarthur. Of the
navy. a son Of General Arthur Mac
Arthur. OF the United States army.
viii BE- married on Thursday. The
wedding wiii be a great social event.
Many people prominent IN army and
navy social circles VIII be present
as guests.
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THE RACES
THREE THOUSAND PEOPLE
WITNESS THE INAUGURAL
EVENTS

The inaugural races o. the klns
County Fair Association at the
grounds south of the city yesterday
afternoon were a decided success.
Fully 1000 people we're la attendance
ana were treated 20 a very fine SERIES
81 races. The day wsH perfect, the
track IN Ruod condition aud Ia the
different heats the finishes were
close enough to awaken the enthuHi-
aFm which invariably IL an adjunct
OF an exciting horse race.
la the North Pacific stakes race
the moat important OF the day. sam
Bowefs. owned by ). Lance. shot un
der the wire for the third time and
won. The first heat was exciting.
nauiel J. led the field at the start
and held IL 10 the half when Path
mark crowded alongside. The two
were flying along neck Hnd neck
when Francisco. Wha had been be
hind with the bunch. pulled up aud
az the stretch was with n leaders.
On the final npuft Francisco forged
ahead and went unlar the wire n
winner with starkey. lie Ito and
sam nuwers right behind la the or
der named. The time made was
atift4. In the second heal Francisco
and stafkey broke away from the
bunch and led % the quarter wheu
lie Rot tok the lead and held Il 10
the stretch. uhen they we're al
punched again. Then Driver Lane
put the whip 20 sam flowers aud la
a magnificent burst % speed the
horse won. The time Of this .
was 2iit.. In the third heat the
lead was taken by Chester Abbott.
10 Rot and Sam bowers. respective
IS. the latter winning in the time OF
2siaA. The fourth and iaet heat was
won by the a me horse. lie Hol led
of with the Abbott a neck behind.
sam bowers forged up with the
leaders and all three came down on
the home stretch nrck and neck. lie
Roi would probably have Won but
for the fact that he went OFF HE
feet 1T a critical m and the
winner shot past him To victory. Tn.
Wining horse made the best time yet
recorded on the new tracks.
The Second Race
The next race. a miie-daHh. WAS
for the Portland purse. There we're
10 starters. Gibraltar led 10 the
three quarter pest when pr. Marks
and sylvan Lass closed up and the
three came down the stretch IN a
bunch. the rideFn plying the whip
vigorously. Gibraltar tried 60 main
tain a lead. but sylvan Lass spurted
80 EEN - - NAHAE 80 fHHFEH =
A feature Of this race was the per.
Torrance Of fouwrineA. She start
81 almost an eighth bchlnd the rest.
but made "a sensational run and
managed TO finish fourth. Under
ordinary conditions h vfouid have
been AZ IA winner.
In the race for the Rnoquaimie
hotel purse Of t7oa. H was half an
hour before a successful start could
be made owing 10 a green jockey
and two fretfui ard nervous h1rsen.
The a & wan for six ~furionR. and
was won by Nohtcer. EetAdo was
second and georss Dewey. third.
Time. fib. The Hotel York purse OF
$3.50 was won by Honest John. the
favorite. Eidred. being second. and
Miss MILLER. third. The ace ~as for
four f%urlonEa and the time 80 sec
ends The taat race. the Kent purse
- ttt9. a partly spoiled by the
efforts TO start. Diceon ran away
and went clear around the course
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pretty luncheon at her home on
Queen Anne avenue The decora-
lions We're very pretty and dainty,
and a number Of guests We're royal
IL entertained.
Miss Alice Galloway ~ salt Lake.
Utah, h being entertained for a
couple OF weeks az the homo Of Miss
Ertelle Fisher on Rainier Heights.
Mrs. Homer q. Norton and daugh-
ters Louise and LarriH, are apend-
ing a few weeks at Lake CuHhman.
Mt. and Mrs. Oswald NJ taing
and Mrs, Kate II. RlchviAe have
issued Invitations FOR cards Thurs
day afternoon and evening at the
Laiug residence. liz Eighteenth ave
nue..
Mt. and Mrs. Graves Of Tacoma
spent sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
William liRott. at their home taso
Fifteenth avenue
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OMAHA, Aug. 10 Two hundred
men working ia the Union Pacific
ear shops In this city went on a
strike yesterday because " the piece
"a few months ago. The plan IL
what IN known NJ the premium
scale" when Il was adopted Il was
claimed That under ~ no man would
receive less than he had beer paid
by the day. Tho system has not
proven satisfactory 20 the men. ana
they suddenly wen out today. They
state That ell the ear men N the
whole line of road wui be asked 10
quit work.
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THE MARKETS

Business continues goud on Western
aVenu today and gives good prom
tsr of an active week Fruit j.
rather scarCe and the dealers are
awaiting with some anxiety a new
shipment from California. Eastern
Washington stun n coming In fairly
well and IL meeting with a ready
sale.
The fish market In Arm. Haiihut
and Euaelt are very hard 20 procure
and b demand Is moHt active. But
ter n sgxS are arm. Grain re-
|cetptH are fairly good. Prices re-
main ahunE - aftaF.4
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VOLCANIC
ERUPTION

YOKAHAMA. Aug. is-ft IL re-
ported here that the island Of Tor
iahama suffered a volcanic eruption
last week which practically destroy
ed Il. So far as known all the In
hHblimnfs were killed. The popgla-
ton was about 10. Torishama Is
n of a chain Of islands and IL very
small. The disturbance has not yet
nhntcd.
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was that they did not consider their
attendance quite suitable for a eer-
emonioua visit. and the necessarily
short notice conveyed TO them did
not give them the time for ueeensury
preparations. They were. however.
Eiad Of the opportunity Of paying
their respects 10 the King on the fol-
lowing day, after they had made the
necessary purchases. and they were
eratined al the kind manner IA which
they were received by his majesty. "
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SIX BURNED
ALIVE

NEW YORK, Aug i9-Six lives
were lost tn a hre which burned a
tamnhaekle tenement house at 30
EsseN street. this morning After
the IRE wnn ~subdued the nremen
searched the building from cellar 10
roof. nndlnR six bodies The dead
Mrs AuniH tiotochin, an uuiden-
tthcd woman SAiiis Laihwtta.
Louis Lsibwitz. Jules ieihwttA
Morris iaihwiths
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HEAVY FIRE
LOSSES

SPOKANE. Aug ia great for
est fire is reported 20 be raging In
the region around the Ymir mines
In h West Kootsnai district Of
British Columbia. A number 81 vaiu-
able buildings at the mines have
been destroyed. besides miles upon
miles OF standing timber. The en-
tire region along Wild Horse creek
IL reported to be completely devas
tated. BY hard work the fire a
been checked and II r. now thought
that the worst Is over. The loss,
however. has been enormous.
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STORES ARE
DESERTED

The drug stores that are trying
!, eorcc . % pay outrageous prices
az vou medicines are deserted ~
n.r,eprs soau always find a crowd.
~ d prizes are onc-third less an
r,os. cverything yeu want Hints
r,-ra.na. Si.0 sise aac
~r,,rsss kinney Medicine, sLea sise
. s..st.,sts. oot
c.rsers swedish Hair Remover ueo
slre .......s noe
v.lnes Liver P1ils. sc sise toe
Net only on patent medicines arr
,h.se prices lower, tut on prcSerip-
,.ons too yoan st good value.
Read On.
reantsln s~yrInges a.oo kinds 65c
nun syrsnges, sec kind 35e
yp,eg Toilet Ammonia. per bottle
..ss .s.,.% a..s..ss+.
y.elst Cream. sc siAs Toe
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KANSAS HAS
A CYCLONE

HEnfSGTuS. Kan. Aug ia
cyclone nt the town % Lost Springs.
eight miles south Of hsre on the Rock
Island road, yesterday blew over a
grain elevator. a church and half a
dozen residences. Several persons
were more or lees seriously Injured
hy failing flimpefe.
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Al Full sesed

The battIsship Wisconsin siil leave
Tacoma tomoFroe ht ? 20 q m. with
the Flyer. and they VIII undoubtedly
come into Seattle together. as fne
wisconsin has q speed Of Ns-t1
knots The Athion will make a spec
iaI trip at 10 80 a. m. 20 them.
Come and bring your kodakH.
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Visit the Majestic Booth A. the Elk's
Carnival

Every sent taken IA at the Majestic
booth nj the Eiks Carnival will be-
donhted 20 the Etkh~be sure you
visit the booth ~ you nre hungry.
There VIII be biscuits and cakes
served free-and free tickets In the
Majestic Range drawings.
Make this booth your headauar-
tiers.
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Wl.eon.ln md FIrsr

The baftirahip Wisconsin and
steamer Flyer viii u from Tacoma
70 Seattle tomorrow AZ the weme
time. both leaving Tacoma Al . ~
a. m To see them both at full speed.
take the Athi0n from Colman dock
at 10 30 n. ~.
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A Chance Tor Kodak.

The bntticship Wisconsin and the
speedy Flyer viii leave Tacoma to-
gefher Wednesday morning at ? 30.
To get a photo OF them going NJ full
speed. take the Athien from Colmnn
dock at 10 30 a. n.
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panei,a cla..e.

Professor Wilson 1t Rnnke Hall
Monday and Friday evenings. Phi
vate lessons daily.
Dance
Rtnite Hall tonight ladies free.
gent'HS25c.
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Essurnion To Ev.r.tt

strs. city Of Everett and Grey
hound leave colman wharf every
day during the Carnival. At 7 a. m,
~ m. 5 p. M. and II .. m. Pare 400
the round trip.
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Twelve Famous Tomcssen Pictures
free 10 each new subscriber to the
star a. booth Nc. 10, carnival
grounds.
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FARE $500

Next Sunday. the gath. Is the date.
The Excursion the Best This Sum
mer. $500 the Fare.
$500 the Fare.
5 In the Morning the Time.
Tickets at all Newspaper offices,
Principal Hotels and Drug Stores.
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ri N
SAL !:
Great reduction in
PIANO PRICES at our
BIG SALE during the
"cARNIVAL"
cLINE'S PIANO
HOUSE
Corner Second and Union

Several hundred silver coins. dat
Ing from the beginning Of the nine
tceuth century. unearthed in
recent excavations in Brides alley.
Dublin. Ireland.
a Kentucky boy recently ate a
gallon Of ice cream in one day and
then went crazy. This should be a
warning 10 all the Colonies 10 stick
to the mini tuiep in hot weather.
Dunlap. real estate. 81 Union block.
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. .

Very low priced lot for sale. easy
terms. owner. 42s Burke block
So
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PROF. AINSlEY's
BROOKLYN LADIES' ORCHESTRA

OF THE JABOUR SHOW
Has been secured as leading features
This trip through the San Juan
Islands Ia the most scenic trip that
can be taken on Puget sound. Be
sides the beautiful natural scenery
one can see fish traps In active
~operation. canneriea working, etc.
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The Seattle Press club viii give
the beet excursion of the summer
next Sunday. The palatiai steamer
city OF Seattle has been secured. An
excellent program Will be given
aboard the boat.
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Boat Leaves Ocean Dock at 9 A. N

Returns to Seattle 10 In the evening.
There will be no crowding OF the
boat-this WIN mean ample deck
room and comfort for all those who
GO.
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The Seattle Star
Booth No. 10
(Near the Union street en-
trance).

trancr).
These pictures sell at Art
stores for IS cents each. or
$500 a dozen. The entire
set of one dozen pictures
will be given with each new
subscription paid in adj
vance. The following are
the IL subjects:
Fidelity.
On Guard.
Love Letter.
Selma.
Miniature.
Gretchen.
Easter Lilies.
Indian Prince.
What's the News?
The New Sister.
Have a Cup.
Good Friends.
We have only one thou
sand sets left, and must
therefore give them to the
first thousand new subsorI-
bers.
The Star
Publishing Co.
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MORTALITY RECORD

The funeral OF Captain Loren Ad-
dleman. who was drowned In Lake
Washington. was held from the
Kirkland Congregational ehurch AT 1
o'clock this afternoon.
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THIRD AVENUE THEATRE.

W. NJ. Russell. Mgr. Phone Main SCI.
Priees................7o zoe. 30c. s0c. Soc
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AslcAL cATARRH CURE viii
49, OF money returned. Is cents.
ne zcent stamp for free sam
aasicai Catarrh Cure 90.
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Every Night This week-OnIy Ma
tinee Saturday. Pest Show In Town
This Week by 50 Per Cent.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-06-08
SCHOOLS TO srop WEDNESDAY
Graduating Exercises Next Thursday
Evening

The summer session of the Americas
Public Schools will come to an end
Wednesday afternoon, when the /, SOC
pupils in all the several grades and de.
partments will be turned loose fol
three months vacation.
The session now closing has been q
successful one, and Supt. Mathis and
his several corps of teachers are Justly
proud OF the fine results accomplished
this year.
The attendance in all the schools,
white and colored, is larger than eyer
before in the twenty three years Of
their existence. In fact, such is the
pressure for more room that fourth
building is to be erected
This condition is indeed gratifying
to the people of Americas,
And the class of graduates to whom
diplomas will be awarded Thursday
evening is the largest that has ever
gone. forth from Furlow School, num-
bering eighteen.
AS usual, the brilliant exercises viii
take place at the opera house, which
will be thropged with parents anC
friends of the young ladies and gentle
men. The decorations will be elabor
ate and handsome.
1t is to be regretted that Judge
Emory Speer, who was invited to de
liver the literary address, has finally
declined the invitation,
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-06-08
REMOVAL OF HOLIDAY STOCK.
New Building Will Be Occupied
Shortly,

The Holiday building, opposite The
Windsor, is nearing completion and
will be occupied by Mr.. Holiday about
July 18th. Rather than remove his
large stock of pictures, picture frames,
easels, hammocks, etc. he will sell
these goods at a reduction of 25 per
cent from regular prices, before the
date of removal. His large stock OF
late copyright books will be sold ct re-
duced prices, for instance, tue 81 so
books for $1.30 or 81 books for eighty
cents, and others in proportion. He
has an immense stock of miscellaneous
books by popular authors, to be sold at
big discount. Now is the time to buy
at great reduction any of these choice
goods. See his line of beautiful! flower
baskets for commencement.