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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-08-07

Aeeot3l6s 10 st.ismeri, obtsined from
relisb.s soatets II 10 the intsution Of the
Nsiiess lbsi The ifisu Of the Aus1slisp.
D0uiniosn. Rfsrelsoso end Rssollsto OF
dss nos 10 Msniis, vho punber sboui
40 men. ,bo1ld leave there 10 snsll nam
bsn 81 different times. 90 that she0 the
moment cones 10 resume nesoiistions Be
iue,u Governor Tai, and the apostolic del
esslion sll TIE irisn will have lett the arch
ipeisso 10 sseh ssy ths, the frisr qass
ton gill hsyo resolved ilself without the
necessity OF father discussion.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-08-07
tma pIpS MKaR A NAK

Bal ter beauty sss completely hidden
by Sorts, ii sleh ss aud pinpies iill she rs
ed Bsehleu's Afsies S.lse. Then they
vsuisbsa - Will sll Ernplions. Fever
Sores. Bells. Ulcers. Csrbunclss aud Eel
ops iron iis uss. Irisllible for Cats.
Oofns. Bains. SeslIs sud Piles. Cure
susrsLteed Is, 81 J. N Hard spd J. II.
WhippIv's
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-08-07
A PooB MILLIONAIRE

Lately starved 10 Loadon beosuse be
could not digest bis food. Euly use Of
DR.. Kings New Life Pills would have ssv
ed him. They strengthen the stomach,
sid digestion. promote sssimiisliop. i'm
prove appetite. Price 25,. Money back
II not satisfied. Sold BY ]. N. Hard and
J. Il. Whipple's.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-08-07
WHAT SHALL We HAVE FoR DESSERT

WHAT SHALL WE HAVE FoR URtRkT
This question arises 10 The family every
day. Let us answer i: today. Try Jsll.O.
. delicious DESERT Prepared 10 Two min
utes, No baking ! add hot water and set
TO cool. Flsvors; = Lemon. Orange. Rssp
berry and Sussberry. Al your aroeers,
10 cepts.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-08-07

The vaais, Of 1856. 600 sssinst the Va,
land Rsilrssd eonp,ry and Of $50 900
sssins, Pasival ". Clsnssi 10 called
'lbs isfes, ever given 10 Vermont
court" Perhaps IL 10 the lsrses, since
the days OF the great railroad litisstions
Of . generptisp sso.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-08-07

John l.. Bacon, stste treasurer. bss
submitted bis annual report snd from II
ere tsksn the following figures: O.sb on
hand JAY /. 1901. SlOl. 500 80; receipts
OF year to July l, 1902. 81. 4s5. 0SS 46 =
total S1.6s6 Gas 50. Expenditures .
mount to 81 ,26i go II, leaving . bslsnss
in treasury Of 1924, 800 38
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-08-07
kCu IMMEDIATELY

Colds are sometimes more troublesons
10 sum ser thsn 10 winter. ne 20 hard 10
keep II, N adding to them willie cooling
of s!,er exercise. Ons Minute Cough Care
cures 81 oDss. Absoiutsiy ofs. Aets In
usdi.trlr. sure cure Tor eonsbs. colds.
Group, ttr5at ard lang troubles
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-08-07

AZ George Stoushton end bis son
Claude. we're crossing the long bridge
between Burlington. after tsstifying 10
the WinoOski assault case. they we're over
taken by the Green Mountain flyer and
fell into the river below. They sank be
fore sssistancs could reach them.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-08-07

TIE sspstis ls Ansfiosn avisss hssts
hare ise1sssea ifen y 4. $40. tgT .o.s 10 1926
10 9! sss, s2I 300 10 1904 This 10 stly
toe q he Esby istns 81 aviss 10 ,esus
Ia NE Usiiea s,s.ss. ssd rtpfssetu . cen
rsntIssiy ,msIl part u The ssfpiss ssfr
Tag, o. ice people TIE assfss, kevsver,
spsst slsasssiiy d The rsssapiion Of ihs
promise msss 10 The nta nsmsa pear BY
ihs Etpsbliesn party 70 rsstors prosperity.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-08-07

A clock factory is proposed for the
vicinity Of st. Adams bay, S0il70 feet
10 sizs and three stories high. 1t 10
thought $50 men will be employed, The
plan is to 10y ont 60Il52 feet 10 sizs for
the erection Of workingmeus cottages,
which are 10 be built IL feet back from
the street,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-08-07

!, 10 probsbls that the eovsrnmes.
sill psfeAsss sevsr.l serss OF lsnd 90
the foot Of Mt M.u,Gsld, 10 be used -
. Temporary camp sroani Tor troops
stationed si Fort Ethan Allen. The site
10 ssid 10 bs very Satisfactory to the Oh
GERS. Who have looked II OVER.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-08-07

Vacation tine 10 here and The children
are fairly living ont Of doors. There
could be DO healthier place for them.
Yen need only 70 guard sssins, the ssei
dents incidental 10 most open eli sports.
No remedy equals DsWin's Wreh Heel
Sslve for quickly stopping psin or reniov
ing danger Of serious consequences. For
eats, scsl3s and wounds. II used DE
Wits Witch Hsz,l Sslve Tor sores, euts
snd bruises" ssys l.. D. johnson, Swift.
Texas. ut 10 the best remedy 90 the msr
kst." Sure cnre ioi piles and skin disess
%. Bewsrs OF counterieits.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-08-07
Chr anfbfsifr 5onrHal
THURSDAY, AUGUST 7. isaa
y. 4 siK0sDs. Esi,sf sns rrsFrls.s

Ttt BsiisSs nsf.ss 81 Tntsssy srs
lsa IL oa. kccsissssh bsis rsiss 81
., ~ tlesiass ~ be bsssti esssssss. M
Clsmsti sl.i tsl.sv him 70 iss stsie tesst
and ssrtta biz i'm peses@eEt Cisnsi.
esupsiss 10 tss GO he sasnpliot thai
its rplefs 81 yfmssi are serfsri ed bic
nsiE ussnfEi 10 hosasea opts nlosss,
vttsA ia he sifoEsssi bribs itsi ess BE-
egusa to o etsitis slsa 81 velefs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-08-07

The Rutlsnd railroad hes Just received
eight new passenger engines and three
shiitiog engines Of the most modern type
which will be pat into commission d
once.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-08-07

Miss Mary Westisii. bookksspsr Tor
I, A. Chperter OF Bennington, While
coming Downstairs recently stepped on =
small boz Of the head. and fell tie entire
length. 0ae leg was broken 10 two
places and she vas otberwise il jured.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-08-07

Chsnee Of water 10 the great peril Of VI
cetion time. Pure water 10 scarce, hence
disturbances, slwsys serious, OF the stom
sch and bowels. Perry Davis Psinkiller
bss never failed. Can 1t fail 10 your easel
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-08-07

Four Cbiusmsn we're captured o. Eden
recently, With two horse team and two
honirssl men guiding the party. They
we're iouod by Deputy Collector Bailey
Of New port Who followed them TO stop
ping place and made them prisoners 10 .
farmers house.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-08-07
THAT BEAUTIFUL GLoss

cones from the vsfnish 10 Devoe's Warn
ish Floor Paint; costs cents moro
quart though. Sold by A. L Graves.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-08-07

Tbs vslae Of The ptodnct 10 proportion
10 The ,piial engaged bss been decreasing
for . generations. 10 1870 IL vss twice -
great; Ia 1880 II vas % per cent sresisr.
In 1890 ~ per csnt greater. snd 10 1900
ouIy 80 per csal srester. This sppliss 10
all Industries, many OF which esploy III
us capital. Ia the srss, Industries the vel
ne Of product vas al . per cen, acre than
the capital 10 1880 and only u more 10
1900. II ve dedne. IRON The vsiss Of the
prodoe. alsties, vsses. miscellaneous 81
penses snd The coss Of materials. snd CON
pare The remainder With the capital. vs
hare . sfoss pred, -oi Is per cen, 10
1880 rsduesi 10 is9 Per cent 10 1900.
great srd email Industries inciadsd. 10
forty yesa the increase Of money vssss
sud The decrease Of prices have very nesr
iy doablsd the average Of commodity vse
&C. snd darins that tine TIE interest on
capital hes greatly declined snd the pro
poriion Of The prodact which islls 10 NAE
nisstnfits capital has slso deeliled.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-08-07

Boits Ais Own County Convention.
Clensni 10 boand 10 have things bic
ovs way OF 20, 81 ell Al The Batisrd
Rsrabllssa Cssr,y sorvsttior, J. O.
Jssss snsnil,ed the iOllsviss rssolaiiss.
Resolved. Thai the senators rsnipsi
Cd by This e9svsniion be distracted 10 ID
vesh in The nssi lssisls,ars the repeal Of
Ms prst!bilery Law ssd 70 ssse, 10 iu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-12
CONGRESS-

WARRINGTON. ID. G.. June H.
In the senate the CulberHOn reso-
luton calling for an itemizcd state
ment of receipts and disbursements
Of the United states government in
Cuba, went to the calendar.
Cuiiom caused n furry by asking
the unanimous consent for Third As.
alstant Secretary OF State Piece To
accept tho decoration OF the Legion
Of Honor from the French Republic.
Plat said Pierce was not the only
man concerned in the Rochambeau
reception. and Spooner objected. The
bill went over.
Want Investigation
Mccall today presented a memorial
20 the house asking for the appoint
ment OF a committee 10 investigate
conditions In the Philippines. The
ms mortal In IN behalf OF Carnegie.
Charles Francis Adams. Carl Schurz
and Edwin Burritt Smith.
Mark Evans. Of Des Moines, for
mer sergeant Of Company r. Thirty
second volunteers, testified today be.
fore the senate committee on the
Philippines that he had seen two
Filipinos ducked In the bay al
GRANT and the administration Of the
water cure to another at the same
place. He said several towns and vil-
lagos In the province ~ Bataan were
burned because Americans had been
fired upon. He believed the water
cure stories to be as a rule gross ex-
aRRerntiona.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-12
MUST SHOW CAUSE

on the application Of Liquor In
spector John A. Meek, Judge BELL is
late yesterday afternoon against
James w. Morrison.
Mr.. Morrison some time ago re-
fused to have his liquor inspected
and said that If It was done. Il would
be only over his dead body. Though
the case has already been decided In
Meek's favor by the supreme court, It
is said that on Morrison's refusal to
allow the inspector to fulfill the
duties of his office the entire merits
OF the case will be again raised.
Morrison u summoned TO appear
on Saturday and show cause Tor his
refusal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-12
ARGUMENT
TOMORROW
THOUSAND DOLLAR LICENSE
UP AT OLYMPIA

The 1000 license question will be
argued In Olympia before the su-
prsms court Of ths state tomorrow
Corporation Counsel Mitchell Gillian
" representing the city and The iiq-
uor dealers are represented BY sew
sfei local attorneys.
The case II a test caae J. n.
Clark ~ the defendant acting ~
= representative OF the Retail liquor
Dealers association.
In recent argument before Judge
crfffsn Of the superior court the pos
ition Of the liquor men was sus-
tanned on the point that Il was On the
power 81 the mayor and council only
TO raise the license and the people
had nothing 20 DO with II. Gillian
appealed from the ruling and Will
be- heard tomorrow.
The high license amendment to the
charter raising the liquor license
from $500 To 1900 per annum was
adopted last March.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-12
CORONATION TO
HAVE DOG SHOW

LONDON. June fz.--Among the
antecoronation functions and exhibit
tions not the least interesting is the
open air show of the Ladies' Kennel
Association, which opened today in
the Botanic Gardens. at Regents
Park. The association enjoys the
distinction Of being the only women's
club Of any description with which
the queen In At all connected. Che
takes as much interest I'm It's welfare
today az she did when Princess OF
Wales, and several high-bred dogs
from the former well known SAN
dringham Kennels are among the ex-
hibita. The show is rather lnterna-
tlonal In character. as several Amer
ican ladies who have come over for
the coronation have placed their
canine pets on exhibition. In order
to do so they were Obliged TO obtain
exemption from the rule which re-
quires dogs from foreign countries
20 remain in quarantine for six
months before landing in England
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-12
SPICY CASE

NEW YORK. June 1.-THE divorce
suit Of Fred fnnes. the well known
bandmaster against his wife. was
begun before Justice Bishoff In the
supreme court this morning. -Four
correspondents are named, among
them Pugliist James j. Corbett. Mrs.
Tnnes has a crosabil naming Mrs.
Katherine Wenzei as a correspond
enf. The case In likely TO be very
spicy.
In stating his case. the complain
ants lawyer. Hummel, said Cor
belts name would be Withdrawn as
his client had sufficient evidence
without including the pugilist. who
had announced he would interpiead
in his own defense.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-12
ALL KINDS
OF MONEY
INVOLVED
Eight MlIilers OF Dollars Figure In
A Divorce Suit


ErIk-o. Lfndbiom. the Nome mil
fsonafre. who II worth u. 800 .eoo. n
distinguishing himself az the man
with the most expensive tastes In the
world. sInxuiariy enough his wife
objects. and as she II trying to d.
vorce him. and an he has wealth be.
yond all the dreams Of avaFtce. the
lawyers are dancing IN gice and are
necking 70 the front in phaisnrez.
From his array OF legal talent
stranger might think that he was
Strengthening out an International
cotnplicstio between Norway. swc-
den and the United States.
And all he Is trying to DO IL to pre-
vent his wife from getting a divorce
In order that she may not part him
from too much 81 his dust. he has Sc
cured the services Of a Seattle law
yer. Campbell. Nelson 4 Campbell
Of Gan F'ra neieco. and George w.
Reed and Emil Midsummer 81 OAK
land. He has one In Pocstelio. Idaho.
and probably one in Sweden.
In answering his wifee complaint
he says he Is only worth 1900. 900. III
80, he is iawyering beyond his means.
Mrs. Llndbiom herself has asked for
"a. 600 as lawyer fees. $1,000 month
alfnony. and $4,000 with which 20
prosecute her suit; yet she only has
two lawyers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-12

NEW YORK, June l2.--Accordlng
TO T.. l.. Underwood. gratifying hrog-
ress Is being made In the matter OF
the proposed combine OF Southern
cotton mills. He has just returned
North Carolina. South Carolina,
Georgia and Alabama, the states In
which the cotton mills Mr.. Under
wood In endeavorlng to combine are
located. n the combination goes
through there VIII be something like
60 constituent concerns. and tho cap
ltai stock Of the combine will be In
excess OF $4,000. 900. Very little cash
will be required, as practically ALL
the properties will be taken over by
means OF exchange of the stock Of
the combine for the assets OF the
constituent plants.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-12
JUDGE GEORGE DELIVERS
BR0ADSIDE AT BLIND PICS
ANOTHER JAIL eENrENcE THREATENED. AND BENCH
WARRANT ISSUED FOR sTErFEN-iF oETs THE SANE
DOSE civEN TO MARRIOTT THIS MORNING. ILLEGAL
LIQUOR SELLING AT PARKS MAY CEASE

James Hsrriott. Of "Biind Pig
fame. was brought up In the police
court this afternoon on n bench war
rant Issued yesterday by Police
Judge George when he failed 10 APP
pear TO answer 20 the charge Of
selling liquor at Madison park with
out a license. IiaTriott was fined
500 today after pleading guilty TO
the charge. Attorney HuinphfieH
for the defendant, asked that the $50
bail forfeited yesterday be taken into
consideration by the court. Judge
George did 30 and reduced the fine
to so. making a total Of 500 paid
into the city treasury for this one
offeuAe. Judge George stated on the
bench In open court that II the case
came before him again Jail SEN
tence would result.
1t appears TO be the disposition OF
the city council TO refuse licenses To
these Lake Washington resort
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-12
WEST POINT

WEST POINT. ~. Y, June ia
Inspiration was given the graduation
exercises Mt the United States MILF
tary Academy today by the presence
on most OF the noted visitors who
took part In the centennial csiabra-
ton. Every state OF the Union was
represented among the graduates.
The ceremonies were held on the
parade grounds and were strictly ac-
cording 20 time-honored custom.
Colonel Mills. commandant Of the
academy. introduced President
Roosevelt. who made a brief address
and delivered tho diplomas. Later
In the day the entire class left for
New York. where the members are to
attend a theatrical performance to-
night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-12

The theme Of Dowleie talk and
every remark were 20 show that zion
City Il the fuIfillmsnt Of the propb-
eey OF Isaiah. He spoke upon The
City Of Goa and told Of the great
things Zion was 10 do IN the world.
lie averred that the millennium u
closer at hand than people imagined
The recent volcanic eruptions. he be-
lieved. are warnings 20 prepare for
the end OF the world. He cited the
lake shore "a particularly susceptible
to seismic disturbances. and de-
claref that when the world In
burned up I'm the awful Are that IN
kindliBg for IL Zion City Will stand
alone. nnharfned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-12
thinking OF HER HUSBAND
4 NELLIE UNDERWOOD WEEPS
DGLiEvEs NEVER SEE HIM AoAIN-Ho TlptNos
FUGITIVE RECEIVED FROM wLpERNEs IS
AeouTH SOUTH eEnp-sAIL MAY APPROVED FOR
YOUNG wlFE's RELEASE MORNING

the forest. and they laugh at the idea
that he would camp around In
the proximity OF officers until he
sfarves 10 death. rather than take
TO the wilderness. They believe he
mas been gone from this section for
days and IL even now making his
way 10 Grny's Harbor from where he
can either reach the Sound or plan n
new campaign Of escape.
one Of them has gone 80 far as %
say thai one Of the camp fire spots
FOUND was that Of an Indian who
told. him he had camped there the
night before. In addition TO this.
Fisher. who sold Underwood timed
goods. says these are not the only
goods Of that brand he has~ever sold.
He says he carried no cases for I'm
1erwood's visit alone and has been
selling the same kinds both before
and since Underwood purchase in
considerable quantities.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-12
GREWSOME FIND

DIR. Charles Mulooney. surgeon of
the United States revenue cutter
Rush. stationed al sitka. who re-
turned on the Cottage City yester-
day, reports grewsome find a few
days ago by two marines on one of
the small Islands Off Sitka. IL was
the skeleton. presumably, of a white
man sitting erect In a cave. with its
teeth clenched In piece OF Chinese
mating. The man had evidently
died a natural death. probably of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-12
SENIORS WILL TRY
SEA SICKNESS

Instead Of giving the graduating
class a banquet ne has been the Gus
tom heretofore. the junior class OF
the high school VIII tomorrow after
noon take the seniors on boat ride
around the Sound on the steamer
Capital city. Ample preparation
has been made for those who become
seasick.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-12
the CHRISTIAN
ENDEAvORERS

Preparations for the annual con-
Nentlon % the Christian Endeavor
societies ~ the Puget sound district
wsfe set on foot at a snass MEETING
Of the local Endrsvorerp. held al
the First Methodist Protestant
church last night
Little was dons owing 60 the fact
that the committee on program MAS
not ready 70 report.
The following officers Of the loenf
Eudsayorsf aalon wsre elected
President. q. y. ffainteAd. Vice pres-
idenf. ~. Y. Brewer rscordln9 see
retary. Phosbs 4. Jones. correspond
Ing secretary. ". May Little. trens-
urcr. y. ". Campbell.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-12
MR.. HOWE RETURNS

Manager ]. p. Howe of the Seattle
theater has returned home from his
trip TO Butte. where he went TO at
tend the opening OF the Grand Opera
house. which has been leased by
him. MIR. Howe was accompanied
by his wife and daughters. The
new house. which has been entirely
renovated and fitted up. was opened
last Sunday night when the Manhat-
tan company presented The Butter.
alag.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-12
'ELlJAH" D0WIE PLANS
TO BUY JERUSALEM CITY

6UfcA0o. June f7.-For the frst
- IN his spectacular career John
Arxfndef Dowie has Announced to
- followers what hts real aim In
- ~ Before q gathering Of 900
lupoas In shiloh Tabernacie. Zion
-. he szid that his only purpose
y 11iitinE Zion was 10 make
UggEh millions OF dollars 70 buy
e@1<1xht the city OF Jerusalem and
~ his people there 70 await the
Sang Of Christ
FROM the present outlook II viii
- h. many years before We have
4gefAl Zion cities" said Dowie,
- Ne win make enough to accom-
~ our great purpose"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-12
ANOTHER SCHOOL
HOUSE IN BALLARD

Ballard viii build lite third school
house. This was decided when the
directors at their meeting last night
contaminated the purchase OF lot 81
In Jennings addition. The pretty
tract was bought through w. III. YER
non for the consideration OF $1,000.
The court ruled In favor OF the d.
vorced wife In the suit Of Margaret
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-12

Wheatman Va. John wheatmau.
over some Ballard property which
the plaintiff claimed should be In.
cluded In her share OF their com
munity property, but which John
did not seem willing 10 do without.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-12
CANNOT DELIVER GOODS
CONCERT HALL KEEPER YOUNG SAYS WILL SUE THE
CITY FOR siooo-HE WANTS TO KNOW muNlcip
Atty CAN LICENSE A PLACE TO DO BUSINESS. WHEN 1T
10 AGAINST THE LAW

George W. Young. better known
aeon, the lower bart Of the city az
kid" Young. has publicly an
neunced bis intention Of closing his
concert hall on second avenue south.
known az The 0oedfsllows Orotto.
feuns was recently ARRESTED on a
charEs Of employing women 10 sell
liquor In his place IN violation Of a
seldom enforced state iaw. His
place u ons Of a dosen or mere In
the tsndsffpin In which the Law IL
broken nightly. hut young had in
another matter brought himself into
collision with the authorities, and
his arrest followed.
Has A orisvsnrs
rnunx. however. does not ini@~A as
simply trus cut OF slx4t He .can-.
sidefn that he has a grievance
against the city which had licensed
his resort upon ne customary pay
r1cnt Of 81 90. and says ne siii take
steps 60 get the money back
4 am through with this business. ="
Young remarked last night. Il may
not be an angel. but want nothing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-12

10 do with nny business that the
state says IL unlawful. sunday night
| viii pay off my help and quilt.
hut before | am through I am
going to find out by what authority
the city took 81 $50 license monst
from me and authorized nae 10 con-
duet business that IL illegal under
a sssts statute. II 10 my intention
% sue she city and recover the
money.
The City To blame
Il consider that the city comp
iroiler had no right 10 take ~ because
the city cannot deliver tsr goods IL
pretendH 10 cell when II licenses con-
cert halls and variety fheatsr~-
A wust tno~ n lawyer this morn
Ing. when told Of Younss intention
20 aue. stated that he doubted
greatly Youns's ability to recover.
The whole contract WAS against
public policy II what Young says IL
true" he concluded. In such a case
the courts are very apt to leave the
parties Just a. they find them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-12
TO INQUIRE

LONDON, June f2.--ft was an
nounced in the commons today that
a royal commission would be APP
pointed 10 inquire into the conduct
Of the South African war.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-12
BIG Theft

PARIS, June IA theft OF a
million francs has been discovered
at the Bank Of France. and so far
no clew has been secured as to how,
when or by whom IL was stolen.