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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-08
ARE AFTER
TROPHIES
English Aquatic Derby
Being Rowed

LONDON. July S@Titua. the
American oaraman or the Union
boat club Of New York. today won
the fourth heat of the contest for
the diamond aeuils. defeating Field.
one OF England'a crack rowers.
Eleven contestants entered for the
coveted trophy, 30 several more
heats viii have 20 be rowod By the
American ~ make HE possession
sure. Included m IN. ltst ~ those a.
be overcome are the crack oufsmph
Of England. Germany. Belgium aud
Switzerland. Titus defeat ct the
Canadian champion fchuisr. yester-
day. has apparently had no discaur.
aging effect On the other cumpet-
iturH
The regatta proper opened today.
The first event WAS "a heat betM cen
the Leandsfs aud kinRafona for the
grand challenge cup. now held by
the former. The Leandefa won
easily.
The second heat was between the
Toronto AfNonaats and the tint
xersity college. The former Won
Tho third heat was won By the
London club from the Thames crew.
The AfEunuuts and Leandern II ia
expected Wiii meet In the finnl heat
THE ArHnnnutH are conceded 60 have
a fair chance.
Later. The sixth heat for the Dla-
mond aeulls WIS won ~ EtheHiug.
ton smith nf London. Hiackstane OF
Belgium being bic opponent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-08
CORN GOES
To THE TOP
Chicago Corne Boosts
the frice to 88

CHICAGO, July s. Tho continued
covering by shorts caused July corn
to resume rs upward night on the
board Of trade this morning ~
went from - at last nights close
10 ssih soon after the opening. A.
II O'Clock the price had gone to ~.
The fight between the elevator
people. who are the blk shorts. ana
the Gates Harris people, who are
engineering the corner. is nearing a
crisis and ~ u expected the elevator
people viii make private settle
mont before the week IL out or be
compelled Is pay upon "A basis OF
dollar OF more per buehei. A. Gates
holds all the contracts for corn and
kiln dried corn which the elevators
are trying 90 have passed, u vii be
rejected a. being below grade. Hy
this process the elevator men are
kept from nndlug even "a small loop
hole for escape
MANY small operators are already
shut out ana closed. and the big
nrmH are beginning "a sweat as the
screws arr applied The corner
promises 10 De IN. most successful
one iuauEuruted In many years.
Later A. noon the ~ mark wHu
reached Ia the corn market. and
there are no signs OF break.
The number ~ sales toward the
close Of the session sent the price
down To 81. whore n closed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-08
REPORT OF
CHARITY
SOCIETY

The executive committee Of the
Charity Organization Society met
late yesterday afternoon and dccid-
- 10 move the headquarters Of the
society from the New York block to
$50 Jackson street Bg the change
larger quarters VIII be- obtained for
the reception Of contributions. and IL
u intended TO establish at the new
Office workroom for women who
can repair clothes received at the
omee
The treasurer reported receipts of
fisaHs for the month Of June with
eNpenfea Of S3fs.45. For the past
nine months the receipts were
g2sfE54, expenses fzess.sf
During June z5s children were
cared for at the day nursery. Re
celptH were tfi.is. expenses. SIS. A
training class for girls intending to
become nurses win shortly be started
at the nursery.
Dr. Thwing made a report on the
national conference OF charity and
correction TO which he was a del
egate. lie concluded with few
words on the condition Of the homes
~ the poor along the water front. He
has spoken to Mayor Humes In re-
gard 90 the matter.
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The steamer Bertha Of the a. q.
Go. sailed this morning for Valdes
with l5 passengers ana fuii rarRo
of freight, Including 20 horFpr and h.
cattle. Many prominent passengers
we're aboard. Gen. A. ". Greedy.
famed for his Arctic expeditions.
was "a passenger. His daughter ae-
compsnled him lie Raer 10 Fort
slarum IA the interest af the gov
eminent Prot y. o. Mehuy. ~ the
University of Washington. la going
north 20 look for some mummiea
said 90 exist somewhere IN the cop
per river country. John g. scurfy
heads ID parts Of u surveyors who
VIII work on The Alaska Central rail-
way. Ex-Gonnty Treasurer W. II.
WhittieaeY nccompa mics the party.
Six numbers Of the United States
aignnl service are bound Tor Fort
LIHCum.
The tug superior. Captain Mar
chant, while towing n boom ~ logs
orr Vancouver island YESTERDAY ar
ternnnn. was awampcd by a strong
tide aud sank. Her crew ~ seven
WAS saved BY the shcersuter The
vessel Vac owned b. Capt. French.
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EDUCATORS
MEETING
Discuss Methods of
School Taxation

MINNEAPOLIS. MINI. July S.
With a display of genuine euthusi-
asu, such a. II to be evoked only by
"a worthy cause. the forty first an
nual convention Of the National Edu-
eatiouai association VAS formally
opened this afternoon n the Expo
sliion auditorium. EVERY state OF
the Union was represented by its
SUPERINTENDENT Of public instrnc.
sion and 81 the head Of the list was
Hon. william T. Harris. United
states commissioner % education.
Tonight tho address ~ President
BeardEhsar wtil be- delivered. This
mornings session ~ the national
council and department OF Indian
education was largely attended.
Nicholas Murray butler aud United
states c0wfniasionrr % Education
Harris made the principal addresses
AT the latter meeting.
The national council passed a res,
olu'i0u authorizing the beard Of ~.
recinrn 70 appuins n committee OF
three to prepare n report on methods
II taxation Tor Schol purposes.
President nearef~hcar e stiil quite
~. but believes be VIII be able 10
deliver hts address. II not. II viii
be read.
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D. S. JOHNSTON co.
General Music Dealers.
sos Second Ave. Burke Building

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
the State OF Washington. in and
for the County of King. In pro-
bate. In the matter OF the estate
and guardianship OF Daniel Lyons
and Katherine Lyons, minors. No.
27t1. Notice.
Notice n hereby given that the
as guadian of Daniel
Lyons and Katherine Lyons. under
an order OF said court. VIII sell at
public sale. for cash. at the front
door OF the courthouse. In Seattle.
Washington. al the hour OF 10 o'clock
a. m. on the End day OF July. 1899.
the following described premises be-
longing to- said estate:
An undivided two eleventh
f2-ltthsl of lot twelve G2l, in block
sixty-nine (69) Of ID. T. Denny's Park
addition to North Seattle. King
county, Washington, according to the
plat thereof OF record in the office of
the auditor OF said county.
Dated this 9th day OF June, 1909.
ANNIE \. HARMON,
(Nee Annie A. Lyons)
Guardian.
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within day or two every union
tcamaier la the city VIII quit work
or refuse To haul freight handled BY
non-union men, This would make
thr tie=up more complete than ever
ana cause such a Suspension ar buHi-
ness aud loss Of an enormous amount
as Chicago has never before expert
enced.
HAVE PERIsHAnLE GOODS,
The strike leaders not wishing TO
lose the sympathy OF the public, this
morning permitted the removal uf
perishahie goada from freight houses.
thus relieving the fear that there
would be a shortage Of food atuffs.
That great business interests are
suffering immensely there IL no
doubt. Some Of the larger concerns
are atlil seriously considering the
proposition to shut up shop until the
trouble q ended.
The Illinois Central has converted
one 1t is freight houses into com
miseary department where 600
freight handlers. mostly husky
young farmers. are being FED. waited
upon BY fully uniformed Pullman
walters, Al night the mon occupy
bcrtha IN Pullman Hleepers Side
tracked nesf the freight houses
i.Ater-'rhiH afternoon representa-
lives Of the strikers aud tcamHtcra'
union went Into conference - cuu-
slider the strikers appeal t. the
trumsfers uaian 90 order sym
pathetic strike II l. generally coa-
rf.drd that IL the teamstrra refuse
10 80 out the freight handlers viii
lose their flehL
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EXCURSION
To VICTORIA
The Argus Annual Promises to
Be a Big Success

According 70 ita annual custom.
tho Argus. a well known weekly pa
per Of Seattle. Will give ifa yearly
outing. This year ~ 4. Chadwick,
manager 81 the paper has outdone
ali previous efforts. lie has scout
ed the steamship G8ronne. one Of
the largest passenger boats running
20 this port The steamer i well
adapted for the accommodation 81 a
large crowd She " also elaborate.
- furnished inside.
The Garuuue VIII innve the Ar
nngton dock at \ o'clock In the
morning - sunday. July %. and pro-
coed direct ga Victoria. -. g.. The
sxcurHionista viii have from three
10 four hours t. look about the Brit
iah Columbia capital. whore there
are many attractions. Every pre-.
caution viii be taken to look after
the comfort ~ the guests, and music
and entertainment viii be provided
in plenty FOR the crowd.
The Queen city Good Roads club
viii attend In body Al bicycles
win be taken care ~ free 81 charge.
The affair promises 10 be an enjoy
able one. as all excursions Of the
Argus have been IN past years. a
moderate fare n charged. so that u
IL probable that over 1000 people Will
take the trip. The aas-nns viii be
back In Seattle IN plenty Of time for
excursionlsts TO catch the last cars.
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TO REMOVE
CANN'S NAME

An attempt To remove the name
Of Justice Of the Peace Tnum-
az ~. Cam from the Republican
ticket nominated June - at the
county convention OF that party II
soon 20 be made by suit IN the su-
perior court. according 20 a story In
circulation among local politicians
this morning. Justice Cam wah re-
nominated BY the convention. lie Il
now serving his second consecutive
term In the office and IL il claimed
by some lawyers that he cannot
serve third term under the law
which regulates county offices.
The suit. u is stated BY Justice
Cam. viii be brought IN the Interest
Il John II. Gordon. who was de-
featcd b. Justice Cam in the eon-
veniiou by a small plurality. Cor.
don'H friends. II IL claimed. viii Try
to have hts name substituted for that
Of Justice Cam By the county CEN
trail committee in case the court
holds that Justice Cam II ineligible.
Justice Cam has taken legal adj
Rirs In the matter and says that he
hrs been informed that his IA a pre-
cinct office under the las. and n not
affected - the tso-terfu limit.
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SAILS FOR COPPER RIVER
The Bertha Takes Up Many Well Known Passengers
Search for Mummies-other Interesting Marine News
OF Ships and Shipping

Steamship Tampieo u the Globe
Navigation Co.. sailed for Honolulu
this morning with "A general cargo.
steamer Chas. Nelson iH due from
San Francisco NJ $3.50 O'Clock this
afternoon.
Steamship Queen sailed for San
Francisco this morning with l75
paHsenRcrH. Seventeen 81 these
came from Yokohama on the Kaga
MHru.
The rmnfilla Is expected IN from
San Francisco az 9 y. ~.
The steamer Bonita ~ the Pacific
Coast Company arrived over from
Esquimhit this morning, where the
big hole iu her bOW caused by run
ming on rock ln Seymour nerrOws.
WIS repaired Tomorrow morning
she Will again eail FOR juneau TO
take her run between that city and
fitka.
The Sunday school ~ the First
Baptist church has chartered the
steamer olympic FOR n trip next
Friday 10 Point Defiance Park near
Taeomn. The boat VIII leave az 3
A. m. and return at $50 .. n.
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HUMANE SOCIETY

At a meeting 81 the Humane So
ciety last night at the Rainier
Grand II was decided TO adopt sys-
tern Of tags. to prevent the cruel
treatment 81 horses. The cards VIII
be the size OF shipping tags. and viii
bear few lines Of advice to the
drivers ~ the horses on which they
are placed. giving especial attention
TO the particular evil with which the
horse Is affected.
Humane officer HidRway reported
that during June rs horses mad been
attended 70. and other animals were
cared for. Two men were arrested
for cruelty 10 animals. and q com
plants were made for cruel or
neglectful treatment of children.
Three baby farms were Inspected.
and the Porter farm was found to be
In deplorahle condition. The
woman IN charge escaped before she
could be arrested. Many Of the chill
dren had contracted skin Diseases.
but are now properly cared for.
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That has put the investing public 10
investigating IL thoroughly FOR The
fHsf few months, and not a word has
been spoken against ~. The present
management VIII euaeavor to MAIN
public by making every stakeholder
the recipient Of HANDSOME
CHECK MKT SEASON as "a dlvi-
deud on their investment As soon
nh the present building contracts are
completed q substantial advance In
price viii be made. Investigate by
getting particulars az once from In
ter state Fisheries Co. $4,000 Pa
clfte block. Seattle. Wash. Phone.
John 1921.
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NORW EGIAN SINGERS

The Norwegian Singing Society at
its last meeting elected the following
officers for a term Of six months.
President. Dr. A. .. Love. vice
president. n. a. Christaf treasurer,
~. Eiiingseu: corresponding Hecrc-
tary. a. J. Thuiand. financial aecre-
iary. J. Wilson. marahai. ]. Butler.
j. Back. The 500
rletv meets every Wednesday even
ing al 8 O'Clock IN the Chaplin build
ing. corner Pike street and Second
avenue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-08
NOT
PATRIOTIC

LONDON. July s.-RspiyinE TO n
question In the house 81 commons
today the financial secretary 60 the
admiralty said that ]. =. Morgan
had made an offer 70 place the ships
the disposal Of the admiralty. but
said he was unable to communicate
the offer To- the house NJ present
This IL regarded ~ confirmation
in fun o. the runners which some
time ago reported that the American
finaunier 1as willing. In order O.
carry through his immense seal. to
waive all sentiment % country and
permit British ships to ~ the Brit
lNh flag.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-08
CONDEMNS
CITY JAIL
Plumbing and Meat Inspectors
to BE Added TO Health De
partment

Health OFFICER I. NJ. Carroll. at
the Lester meeting Of the board Of
health last might. took occasion 10
condemn Ia the strongest terms the
condition Of the city Jail lie or
dered closed the north section and
Ia ease Of an overflow. the PRISON.
ers win be taken to the county Jail
at the cKpeuse ~ the citF. Or Car
rolls actiau met with the approval
Of the board The board Wiii elect
an assistant 20 the plumbing tn
spnetnr and the council will be peti-
TONED 10 create the office 81 meat
inspector The reports Of the DIFF
ferent departments 81 the health
service Tor the month Of June were
read and areepied.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-08
ENGINE HOUSE
CONTRACT Is LET

The council last might passed an
ordinance authorizing The board Il
puhlic works 10 let the contract for
the new fire headquarters 10 be built
at Third avenue south AM Main
street. 70 Alex Plerson The orsli-
nance also apprupfiateg S3.aa0 90 pay
the expense Incurred by the change
Ia lots. The total amount 81 the
contract with the appropriations -
see 50. The lot on Main street Was
procured BY the city by exchanging
fuf II one Al Third avenue south and
jackson street. previously decided
upon for a headquarters site. Pend
lnE the completion Of the new build
iug temporary structure VIII be
crested on the jackson street site. az
that part of the city Is IN need Of
the best fire protection.
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That the public IL In sympathy
with the street petdiera In Their
hight against Councilman Kistisr's
high license resolution. waa shown
last night when a monster petition.
signed by fully sooo namrn. was pre-.
scented TO the council The petition
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-08
Carmen Young's Trial

carmen Npuag Nha Was accused
Il having stolen 81 200 from a Taco.
ma railroad man In a house Of IN
fame in THIS city some weeks ago.
viii be tried before judge Griffin
81 the superior court on tuiy g.
George W Young, charged with EN-
ploNinE women to self liquor In his
concert hall. WAS ordered to plead
yesterday. but the matter was post
pancd
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FUNERAL OF
NEIL RAWlEY

The body of Cornelius Rawiey,
who was killed by the escaped con-
Wet Harry Tracy last Thursday
night. was buried in at. Pheasant
cemetery this afternoon. The funeral
was held at y. m. from the Asbury
NJ a. church Of Fremont. under the
auspices Of Court Pride No. :. For
esterH Of America
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IS BET TER

LONDON. July s-coioniai sec
fetafy Joseph Chamberlain. Who was
injured BY being thrown from n cab,
II reported as better this morning.
II has been decided however to keep
him IN tho hospital. as absolute rest
IL needed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-08
PEDDLERS' ORDINANCE
MAY BE TURNED DOWN
Monster Presented City Council Wherein II Is
Stated That Ksters Act Against Hueksters Means An
Inhalation That Craft

calls attention 60 the fact that a ~
cenHe Zee of ttpa for twu-horss waE-
ons. s. for onr-horEs wagons. and
80 for push carts would be- actually
urohihitive The P~ddlsrH union has
also made q protest. Mayor Humes
has the ordinance. but VIII probably
srto IL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-08
COR0NATI ION

ietin as 70 the kings condition this
al that could be desired. The coron-
alton continues To be discussed.
Various dates In August have been
mentioned. but as yet the exact date
Is uncertain.
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ON STAND


wHATCoM. July s.--The trial Of
=. VI. Bruce has proven very tame
80 far. compared with the other
Scandinavian bank eases Tho sen
sation In looked for when 4. " An
drewn and James Il. H0ge, the &c
attic bankers. e. on the stand. which
will probably BE- some time today.
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Is YEARS

ELDORADo, Kan. July s-Jcssie
Morrison. recently convicted the
SECOND time for the murder Of Mrs.
DIN Castle. her successful rival for
the hand 81 0iin Castle. was today
sentenced 20 Is years imprisonment.
At the first trial she was sentenced
to five years. but took an appeal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-08

ciai matinee. La Mascotss" viii be
the bill.
SHENANDOAH"
"Aheaa nsioah. which has had a
phenomenal run Tor The past wesk az
the Seattle fhsafcr. being played by
Harrington Reynolds and bis com
pany. VIII hfve 10 last performance
on "wednesday uight. and on Thurs
day evening sydney GrundeY'N cx-
efuciaflnEiy funny fare comedy.
An Arabian night wiii have -
first pr~Hentatiun Ia Seattle
audience The dialogue IL full or
bright lines ard ia situations are n.
ecs1iuKiy funny.
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Theaters


The Pollard children continue 10
be Immense favnritea at the Grand
opera house. In Town" IL one Of
large repertoire. The bill VIII be
changed Friday 10 a Gaiety Girl"
and on Saturday afternoon at a spe-
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There win be held at the office of
the Pacific Coast Condensed Milk
Company, room No. 800 Pacific
block. Seattle. Washington. on the
End day Of August. 1902. at the hour
of 10 o'clock a. m. a meeting of the
stockholders OF said company for the
purpose OF considering the increase
OF the capital stock Of the corpora
ton To the sum OF two hundred fifty
thousand (S250. 000) dollars.
Dated at Seattle. Washington,
June End. 1909.
T.. \. STUART. Trustee.
w. A. PETERS. Trustee.
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Battleships

To see the celebrated battleships
Wisconsin and Oregon, take boats
from Colman dock at $50. ? and 10
a. m. lis. $50. $40 p. nj. Fare. 5ec
round trip.
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Not to Be Seen

Tracy IL not To be seen. but the
hattieahipa WISCONSIN and Oregon
are. Boats leave roifuan dock at
s 20. , and 10 a, m. i.ib. $3.50 and
4 90 3. m.
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Battleships

To see the celebrated bnttleships
wisconsin and Oregon. take boats
from Calmau dock Mt ESQ. . and 10
q. M. lis. ESQ, f;30 D. III. Fare. Zoe
round trim.
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the TURNER'S

DAVENPORT. Iowa. July s.-The
national convention Of Turner's to-
day decided TO hold the next cpuvcn-
ton at Newark. y. J.. In 1904.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-08
TWenty S even
Piano and Organ
Sales Within
q Days

Il a remarkable record for the first
four business days in July. The very
great values we are offering are In
teresiinE intending purchasers The
fact II. our magnificent line OF
instruments is always in demand.
a. SONS. kIMBALI..
PEAsE. Il. s. JOHNSTON co.
PIANOS and kIMBALL ORGANS
represent the best results mechan-
lcaliy and unsteady.
our prices are always the lowest
and our terms the most advanta-
rcous.
our small musical instrument and
sheet music trade is Increasing rap
idly. Have Just received several
thousand new Grnphophone Records.
and have a fun stock of wax cylinder
and flat disc records
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NJ SELL REcoRps All
30 CENTS EACH

You viii find with us all the latest.
best and popular sheet music.
Write TO or call on us for every
thing musical. All orders promptly
attended TO.
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Too Late to Classify

OR STOLEN black
mare. with halter on. weight 400
H. ARep, or phone James 1851. or
Main 40. and receive reward.
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THEY ARE ON
the TRACK

Tncv say they're ON the track ot
whefc the narteli nrug %. are buy
ipx their drugs 50 say the Seattle
nrng Trust.
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Battleships

To see the celebrated baftleships
Wisconsin and Oregon. take boats
from Colmau dock At ESQ. ? and 10
a. m. i:i5. go. $50 .. m. Fare. Soc
round trip.
Fletcher & Carpenter. realty bar
gains only.
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rugY SAY rIIrYtL

son Us sure now and force "a Co
at our prices Just watch and see.
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Antitrust Prices

peptowenie Milk Powder 500 siNe
.......... ......s......1 Sc
Sugar Of Min. per pound ...t., ne
Try our prescriptions. toe, Neu II
fpd them lflled lust right and our
charges are generally onesthird less
than at most stores.
carriers Swedish Hair Remover.
leo Stae t.ttsts#ss.s+ss. s-s++,. s. atftc
stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets, Si.o0 siaa
ts1t.
Heed's SaFNapariila, Si.ed size TIE
RatcheinrsE Toilet Waters ~Niolet.
aae and RoS,.Z5iA, size 2ar
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-04-03
BURSTING BLOOD VESSEL
KILLS A MACON MAN

MACON, March 31.-Mr. Willard S. San
ders, manager for Schwarzchild & Sulz-
berger's meat packing house, was found
in a dying condition in his bed yesterday
morning when servant went to ascertain
why he had not reported for breakfast.
1t was found that a blood vessel had burst
in his forehead. causing death from stran-
gulation He had been heard from an
hour before. and at that time stated that
ne would get up at once. 1t was not
known that he was suffering.
Mr.. Sanders was the grandson of Rev.
B. NJ Sanders. MERGERS first president.
He was a first cousin of Mr.. Hugh M.
Willet, the Atlanta insurance man. His
home was in Washington, Ca, where his
mother and four brothers now reside. He
came to Macon about five years ago as
the manager for Swift & Co., but about a
year ago assumed charge of the business
in which he died.
Mr.. Sanders was a member Of the Ma
sons. the Odd Fellows and Knights of
Pythias besides being good worker in
the First Baptist church. and was promi-
nently Unidentified with the Young Men s
Christian association. His funeral will
occur here.