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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-02-01

98ir eriudbnten 9elteru, oaB Die
Supreme Court bas lrtbeil bes &reis-
eeri9tS, nona9 Srant 9eibolo ieiner
6rau So per @o9e fiir ben unterbaIt
Der $sinber besabIen muB, beltdtist
bs5e. SieIe @ntiaeiounS tit bon mebr
als seuobnli9em Sntereiie, oa lie Die
erite SieieT 1rt lit, ipel9e Don einem
ameritaniiden Geribte bodfter Snitana
absesebsn wuroe. Sie statutes" fait
aGler Staatsn entbaIten Bsitimmunsen
in ge3us auf osn unterbalt Der Rinber
I'm Safe elmer Sdeiouns Der gltern,
uno seben in einem iolaen Sale Dem
8idter aud Sas &e9t, Die ainoer bem
Woter ODER Der Wlutter susuiprsaen.
reber Die llnterbrinsunS unb ben
llnterbalt Der &inber, tuenn tel n {
S9eibuns erfolst, unb Die Gltern BLOB
sstrennt lebea, beiasen Die statutes"
nihts.
Sn bem Safe 9eibolo erfolste te in e
S9eibuns. srant 2eibolo tlaste Spar
Dor einisen Sabren sesen feline Srau
auf 0deiouns, wuroe ober pom &i9ter
nit einem idarfen 8ermeiie abse!uieien.
CT oerlieB feline Grau, nabm feline sipei
&naben nit, iiberlieB Der 5rau bas
Wtdo9en uno that ni4ts fiir berer
1nterbalt.
Ius @riinoen, Die nitts nit osn
oorIiegenoen Sale 5u thur baben, nil
Die 6rau lib nidt i5eioen lahen. .a6e1
Iie poIlte Die beioen Gnaben baben UNI
ben Nater stpineen, fir oeren Inter- 4
III loreen. sic rei9te nun i'm Der.
sangenen CONNER our6 Die abuotaten.
Hrma g. uno 6. %. Gappaport eint
aiase elm. eriudte oas @eridt ibr ois
beioen &nabcn SISulpre9en uno Der
Water gu spingen, ibr cine Summt
ip09entlib Iiir oeren uaterbalt Su
sa1Ien. Sie Nnpdlte fiibrten in oer
TerbanoIunsen aus, beb sra1 feir
itatuariides 9sieb porbanoen fei, mel
9es oies sulaiie. BOB sas 8sribt abe,
unter Dem common law" oas Ged
babe, Dem @eiude gu pillfabrsn. Oel
Ridter fano, oab es fir Die 2inoel
9eiboibs be6er isi. penn fs anter be,
Obbut Der Tgttsr itdnoen, ipra5 Sieiel
Die 2inosr 3u uno Ieste Dem Batter auf
Der Rutter wo4eutli4 So fir oerer
llnterbaIt gu be3ablen.
9eibolo ap,eIlirte, oas Oberseri9
fbIoB lid aber Sen Iusfiibrunsen bel
InmdIte Der Jrau In allen Yutten al
uno belt oas urtbei. aufrs9t.
es lit oies. ruie seiast, Der erIte Gaa
oaB einer Wuttsr Dem Batter sesenibel
obne Sasiouns sic 8inser unb elm,
Summe fiir oeren llnterbalt Suseiproder
iuuroe. uno er biloet oesbatb cine mid
tise Srdceoen3 fiir dbnlits Gdls.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-02-01

@rDste Austoabl pon S4nitts
blmmeu mmo Tlorainrbeit FIR
3ranituseu, @eburtstage, G@lufs
feierli@feitem, uuo auoere fr5bs
li9e Greisniffe. iotuie seeisnete
Slnmeu far Seeroieunsem.
0ertermaun 0rps.,
241 @asfa&uistta Mbe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-02-01
Yoltii4ts.

am nd9iten Mittmo9 miro oas
oemotr. Staats aomite in Sisuns
treten un6 miro Dem @ernebmen na1
Soi. &eins bon Snbionapolis gum
SetretGr 6eS Romites ernannt meroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-02-01
3amembereim oeS Gocialen Surm.
bereiuS.

Der Oomenperein bes SociaIen
Surnpereins bdIt morsen Ra9mittos
uin llbr feline re8eImdBise @ef&dfts-
@eriammIuns ab. Da iuidtise Ge-
i6dfte oorIiesen, 10 iino bic @itsIieber
eriu9t, ii9 oon;dbIis ein3uiinoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-02-01

-Beite matte Cabinets 81 Ss. gtur
menise 9ase. Sennstts. 3s 6. @aib.
go prof. g.. IS. Murtin. ebe.
maIiser 2ebrer Der bieiisen Sbortribss
0o9iauIe, tit BON @ouosrneur McMiI-
lin, BON Ssnnefse gum Stoats-gnto-
molosen oes Staates ernannt noroen,
Ct mar isitber prOfe1or on Der Ban.
berbiIt uniperftdt.
- Isiu3t ben oeati9eu 3abnar3t
o. Rrumnts, 3immer 55 uns e6, 80
924 VOrb Reyiaion StroBs.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-02-01
Cim.

SD beideinise hermit, baB bit
Subre &obIen, iuelhe am IA. Sanua,
auf poIiseiliden gefebI auf Der Staot.
mage eenoeen muroe, Elm l1ebersewi1t
bon 25 Yfuno aufwies. Sbr @spi9t
laut bes begIeitenben 3ettels betruq
6475 Yfo. uno bas ftaotii9e @emibi
$500 9h.
.. 8. Sopfins,
ft1otil1er WGsemeiiter.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-02-01
8anerlaubniRi9eine.

@arab R. Sawper, Baditein-Anbau,
221 W. 8aibinston Str. 81 ,000.-
W. 6. 2insenfeIter, 6rame-9aus, 80.
Str., nobe Barnes Mpe. So, 900.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-02-01

Gin @in6re9er erbeutete aus oer
8Obnuns bes Guerett @asner, NO,
2915 81. Capitol aue., peridieoene
RlciounsSltade unS S. in Saor. Y
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-02-01
Stdbtii9es.
Gin Slattern hospital fir
County uno Staot
@irS alIer @abri4einliHfeit maA
9ebamf iuercem.

Ser Mapor, Der County =Geiunb=
beitsratb, Die gountp-aommilfdre unb
Die itdotii9e @eiunbbeitsbeborbe bielten
beute 8ormitias eiRe semeinidaftli1e
Sisuns oh, in wel9er Der 8lan bes
Wfopors, oob gountp uno Stabt se-
meini9aftIi9 Elm glatternbospital er-
ri9ten, erortert puroe. SIN @roben
uno Gan3en uaren iGmmtli9e 9erren
bem YIan seneist. Sie Sauptibwieris=
teit, uelde bemieIben fib entsesen=
Iteat, iit, Die pufenoe 2otalitat gu fin-
ben.
Sie Si9erbeits-9eboroe bat anee=
oronet, baB Die 6ar5e Ser Uniform
9emoen Der 6euerpsbrmanner ipabrenS
Der Nintermonate, b. J.. BON /. Ot-
tober big Sum L. Mat, blau iein ioI;
nur i'm CONNER loaan tpeiBe Semoen
setra9en weroen. 0ie 4eiisnation bes
0euerUebrmannes Roripan Sulsrous
puroe an9enOmmen.
Stabtratbs=M =Mitslieb Shea ipirb benz
na9it cine Oroinans einrsi9en, bersu-
folse i'm Staot-SospitaI cine Sonber-
abtbeiluns fir 9ansentrante etabIirl
iueroen iou.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-02-01
SHoiauapolis, SUBJ. samitas, Den /. 5ebruar 1902.
8riehiae.

SnSianapoIis, 1. 6eb. 1902.
5oIssnbes 1T cine 2ife unbeiteabarer
priefe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-02-01
Woues @etpiht.

SolssnOes S4reiben ipri9t fir ii9
ielblt:
Gpmiulibateo Goal & Sine So,
Eifft.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-26
new WEST SEATTLE FERRYBOAT
MANETTE SOON To OPERATE
HAlF.HouR ON
That SUBURBAN Run-LArE NEWS OF TIE WATER
FRoNr-sHiPs THAT COME AND GO

ny next Saturday. probably, the
new steamer Mhnette eii he placed
on the nun between here and West
Seattle TO engage In the ferry bust
ness. which reaches enormous pro
portions during the summer months.
'f'he ferry city 81 Seattle, owned by
the West Seattle Land q Improve
fuent Company has for years had a
monopoly % this traffic. and al
though her trips are rather FAR apart
they are always regular.
Tho Manette. which was completed
two months ago. was built last vim
ter at Smith Cove by Capt. 4. ~. Nc.
MILAN. at a cost of ki2.000. She Is
f0l feet long with a 10 foot beam.
She IL propelled BY a screw at a
speed Of aBou, 4 mites an hour. Ter
upper cabin 10 neatly fitted up ard
will seat - persons. and her dining
room viii be used as a cabin On
the main deck seats have been
placed - that the boat win carry
$50 people and 700 II necessary.
The Mauette has been taking the
run Of the Lady Of the Lake 20 Port
Washington for the past 10 days, and
previous 10 that she was on the
sremerton run. Her master. Capt.
Mcmillan. IL well known. having
been on the sound 20 years. The
Bartlett boathouse viii be the Man
cites West Seattle landing place,
but her Seattle terminal has not yet
been decided upon. she viii make
10 or IL trips q day. running until
midnight. 50 that campers this sum.
mer VIII have approximately half
hour boat service. The Manette'a
passenger rates viii probably be the
same as those on the ferry.
The transport Warren left san
Francisco at n O'Clock this morning
for Seattle. She viii take govern
ment supplies and soldiers TO Alaska.
The transport Dix came over t. the
White Star dock this morning from
west Seattle. where she loaded 800
tons 81 oats. She has yet 10 load
$500 bales Of hay and other forage
before sailing SATURDAY morning for
Manila.
Miss May Corners. q variety act
ress. was drowned st Dawson, June
10. by the capsizlng Of steamboat.
Her four companions were saved
on June 10 cucumbers were selling
at Dawson for the reasonable sum Of
- apiece. Strawberries were selling
a. Wholesale AZ S24 crate and re-
tan at s. per quart.
Five crazy men. soIoman Jena
Charles ulntz. Thomas Neabit
James McPhaii and Walter Dick are
being brought 10 Westminster on the
steamer Princess May. They come
from the inside country.
Sixteen camps Of the Arctic Broth
erhoOd are to convene In Dawson the
first week IN August and prepafa-
tions are being made for the event
The famous Board 81 Trade saloon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-26
ALASKAN NOTES

Alice Fox, young Indian maiden
Of the aillsn tribe. committed suicide
near fiainea, June 49, by atabblng
herself with danger. She WAS IN
pom health causing occasional de-
apondeHty
Tim aairc, an ex~member Of the
Washington state legislature. II un-
der arrest at iinntnlingua fof lar
ceny by embczzlement A. agent he
h charged with selling claim IN
the Big Salmon district 20 g. g,
Runner. and going down the line for
the whole bunch before leaving skag
way
Tie coroner'H Jury impancled today
by Coroner Hoye 10 ASCERTAIN the
ckuHe Of death II john fcaehiek. re-.
turned "A verdict IN which they found
that lac had met death By failing over
"a cliff al Stampede Pass, Wna ana
drowning. The murder theory ~,
first advanced could not be HubRtan-
tiated. Tho Jury'H verdict included
the fact that the man was partially
dcmsnted.
YeHehick was found dead IN a
stream 81 water near Stampede last
Saturday after having been cut and
bruised In some peculiar manner lie
had missed his train and had evil
dCutiy wandered away.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-26
MANY NICE
I FORTUNES

The steamer Dolphin arrived from
SksKWaY az 1its o'clock this after
noon with ss72 eco. OF this treasure
$4,000 IL connlgned IN about equal
portions 20 the sslby Smslting Com
pany OF san Francisco and the can.
adiaH Bank Of Commerce. the ball
nnes Of $4,000 being consigned 20
Seattle passengers, aa follows. A.
SloeEard. 5000; LonRfsilow and
Gitchell. 5000. / Friedman. $1,000. n.
zarowHky. 5000. W. X. ShInkie and
~ r.. Olson. $4,000. J. =. Graves,
5000. u. u. Bridenstsln. 5000. =.
Webster. 5000.
An uneonnrmed report OF a rich
strike on the BiK Salmon reached
Dawson aH the last passengers left
that place. The $50 quaHantined
passengers OF the steamer Dawson
had been allowed their freedom.
Mrs. NJ. =. Stanley. wife Of the
owner Of Eldorado claim No. Is. was
one " the passengers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-26
dead OR ALIVE"
HAD THE OREGON AUTHORITIES a RIGHT TO OFFER A re.
WARD FOR THE KILLING TRACY AND MCMILLAN
OPINION FROM PRosEcur ING ATTORNEY

offer IN by the chief executive Of the
state. even IN the absence OF Htntu-
tory enactment, but 50 FAR an ! have
observed there H. No CONFLICT among
the authorities that the reward to
be valid must be for the appFehsn-
sion uf the fugitive. and not for his
death. do not believe a reward
for the return - a fugitive dead. IL
authorized The obfect % a reward
u 70 hssiif unusual effort that the
fugitive may b. captured and the
Law permitted TO TAXI is course. A
reward for tho return of person
dead. doea not accomplish this pur-
pose IL prsjudEss ones guilt. places
n price upon life. and IL Ia every re-
apecf vicious
The farmer In this state who hnf
an opportunity 10 shoot Merrill and
Tracy. II he had Killed them. would
have been guilty of 40 crime. but In
my opinion he could not have re-
covered the reward IN the event 81
the state of oregon refusing pay
rneuf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-26
GREATEST PATRIOTIC PARADE
IN The HISTORY OF SEATTLE
ALL ARRANGEMENTS MADE FOR THE MAMMOTH cELE5RA
TON OF THE FOURTH JULY ny THE PEoPLE-moR'
ANS keEL.LAYNe NOT EVEN SIDE ISSUE

the bands VIII assemble together a.
nifat avenue and PIKE street and
VIII play the National Anthem. II
viii b. the first time In the history
af Seattle that 20 large an assem-
biaRn OF musicians has rendered the
music 10 dear 10 every American
citizen.
For the Illumination
on pike street today the wires are
being strung for the electric uiumiu-
atlons. The general celebration
viii start on the Ord and last until
the 9th. The time OF the celebration
has been extended one day. On the
sunday following the Fourth a la
crosse game Will be played between
the Victoria team, Pacific coast
champions. aud the Seattle team at
the Madison park grounds. Seattle
has a good team and viii make n
strong cndeaYor % win the game.
A handsome prize In offered 70 the
winner of the game. Nearly All the
business houses Of Pike street VIII
f,eeornte especially for the day.
The program Of attracttonH nh al
ready published viii be carried out.
There viii be saccH. balloon asceu .
sl0nH. band concerts and confetti
battles throughout the three days.
Nothing has been left undone 70
make the celebration "A success, and
from present Indications, II wlll out
class anything ever attempted IN the
city before.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-26

College Boat Races Again ROwed-.
President Roosevelt an En-
thuSiaStiC Spectator

NEW LONDON. Conn. June 20, -
An immense crowd Of visitors filled
this city almost Mt sunrise today, spes
cial trains bringing sthistsH. college
men and friends and families OF
HarNariites and Yaie men In great
numbers, The day dAwned rather
unpropitleusiy Tor the great college
boat races. a strong susty wind chop
ping the surface OF the Thames into
such a rough mass Of water that Il
was feared the regatta would have 20
be postponed. An the afternoon ap-
preached. however. conditions Inn
proved very materially.
The town 10 IN gala dress. the blue
and crimson beinE dispia yed every
whore. Early this morning IL be-
came necessary 20 Put lines around
the crew headquarters az Red Top
and Gales Ferry. SO many were the
visitors. II had been planned 10 call
the first race. the four cared. at 10
o'clock TN the forenoon. but the
ruughnezE Of the water prevented.
shortly after noon the race veas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-26

Since J. ID. Lee. superintendent Of
the oregon State p.snltentiary or
cred a reward OF ssaao for the cap
ture of the escaped eonVicts Harry
Tracy and Dave Merrill dead or
alive" there has been a great deal
Of discussion over the legality Of
such reward. Some have the
oplnion that the convicta should be
shot down like dogs. while others
believe the law should take IL
course. Whether Superintendent
Lee had the right to OTTER the reward
for the capture Of the men dead. il
a matter IN doubt
An Opinion
Prosecuting Attorney Walter Full
ton said this morning The cases
relating to the power Of state and
municipal authorities TO oTer re-
wards for the apprehension % GRIM
lnalx IN the absence uf an express
statutory provision arr conflicting
The weight of authority. however.
seems 20 sustain this power when the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-26
JUDGE GEORGE
is AFTER THEM

Late this afternoon ]. H. Johnson,
an Illegal liquor seller Of Leschi park.
was tried by Judge George and
fined 800 johnson was told by the
court that should he appear ugain
on % similar charge he would be
given 30 days imprisonment and
that sentence would be carried out.
q. Schwitzer. charged also with
selling liquor In the park without
license. failed to appear for trial
and his bali Of $50 was forfeited. A
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-26
NEW DOG CATCHER

Henry Gregg this morning aasum=
cd the duties Of city official dog
catcher, lie VIII from today wage
war on al wandering CANNES. Gregg
Ia a c0lorod man 6 foot & inches tail
and there Isn't q dog IN seattle Or
which he r. afraid. In 1896 hc VIA
dog catcher. ana was wholly safia-
factory in the performance OF his
dulles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-26
MERCUR FIRE

MERCuR. Utah. Juno 2g.--The fire
which swept over this camp yester.
day destroyed property to the extent
of million dollars before II WAS ex-
tingiiahed. and fairly wiped out
the business section. Today 900
persons are being supplied with food
and shelter. Considering that the
town has a population OF but 1900.
this shows the extent Of the misfor-
tune
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-26
---------------s=-a---------
RAILROAD MEN
WILL CELEBRATE

The employees Of the Northern Pa
cihc Railway co. 1tll hold picnic
Saturday at Rodona beach. Boats
VIII leave Columbia dock each hour
during the day.
Sports OF different kinds have
been arranged for. and boating and
bathing will be the order OF the day.
Prizes to the vnlue OF $500 viii be
distributed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-26
ONLY ONE KILLED

SIOUX CITY. Iowa, June e.
While the storm which passed over
Huron. Iowa. yesterday destroyed
property TO the value Of $500, 600. the
first reports received here of the loss
OF life were unfounded. only one
life was lost. Several persons were
injured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-26

Having purchased the entire bi.
cycle aud bicycle sundry business ~
apeigfr n Hurlbut. We offer you bar :
gains that viii surprise N9s' ~
I,anps g5c. si.50 Lamps. 5ac. fi.55
sstaps. al. 90. aolarn Not 1902 mod
sls), $500. All other goods at pro-
pofflonate reductions Y. n. SPIN
ming, 1905 Second avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-26
Sunset Oil and Refining Co.

Second block OF stock of 40,60e
shares nearly all sold. That remains
ing yet to be had at 25c per share.
Those desiring stock will do well to
act promptly. Early advance In price
ELLIS MORRISON, Asst. Sec.
Basement Mutual Life bldg, Seat
tie, Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-26
mo TRUTH
IN STORY

purssr Robertson. OF the steamship
Ohio. which arrived fgom Nome ycs'
terday. asks that tire story published
IN a morning paper 90 the effect that
the Thetia IL lost. be denied. as thef,
IL no truth IN the yarn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-26
FELL FROM POLE

Archie Gordon, an electrical line
man, late this afternoon received a
shock while working ON n pole at
twentieth and Madison street He
fell 30 feet 10 the ground and there
remained unconscious. Or. Mckech-
mic started for the scene OF the acct
dent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-26

Steamer Flyer will probably be on
run tomorrow. II not Mgr. sseiey mas
enTa ged two HteamerH-Athlon ana
Greyhound. for the day, ana reGu :
lar schedules viii be made on time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-26

F"N |"FFNE 'FWF" F'FN
/ want to be an angel ana with
angels go.
/ want 10 be an angel and jump Jim
crow.
/ want 10 be an angel that DER others
! may Rloat.
l want 10 be AN angel to run the Fer
~ Boat.
| want 10 be an angel along with tide
land kings.
I want 10 be an angel with circum-
ambient wings.
I want TO buy more tide land lots.
The only true forget me-uots.
The owners. III. H. Dearborn A. Co,
Sell tide land lots az prices low.
Their office ia IN Halisrte block.
Room G. first floor. don't stop n
knock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-26

called. II was rowcd from the draw
bridge up stream to the navy yard.
When the Scout. the refcfe.'H boat,
and the Mirage, the boat used by the
officials brought up TO the start "
WAS the signal for an immense cheer
ard waving ~ flags and culorn BY
the crowds that thr0nscd the banks
OF the course. Harvard won this
event over Yale In a closely contested
rugg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-26
FAST MILE

CLEVELAND. June 2G.-Alex
Wlnton today made a mile Ia 81 IL
seconds with an automobile, break.
ing all facofda
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-26

ana gambling house or SkaRWat
closed it, doors on tire morning ol
june IL suddenly. for what cause Il
not known.
A rate war is on between the in.
dependent steamer ilnea and the W
4. 4 Y. division Of the -. Y. ". foi
the control - the river business
The Merchants transportation com.
pany has opened an agency In skaE
way.
Cottage City Arrives
Steamship Cottage City reached
port ~ s o'clock this morning from
Sout heaatern Alaska with % pas
scuRers and two boxes OF bullion
from Treadwsli. valued az lts5. 9a0.
consigned 20 the Bank Of California.
She passed the Ai-kl. Perry and bon
itn ou her down trip.
The steamer Homer. Capt. Dom
nelson. arrived IN port this morning
from Portland. She II n new vessel
q this port. In appearance and size
she resembles the fi9nita. She has
ab5ard a cargo Of lumber and other
material for the construction Of n
lighthouse az scotch Cap.
The brig Tanner. Capt Newhaii.
arrived this morning from san ped
70 and proceeded Immediately TO
Mornns' ahipyard for repairs.
The bark Alexander Mcneil, Capt.
Joreeuson. arrived last night from
san Francisco after parsnge Of \
days. She win load PILES for Man
ia.
The collier Edith arrived over from
Tacoma this morning where SHE has
been unloading freight brought up
from San Francisco. She viii bring
back her regular cargo ~ coal.
The Excelsior sails for Valdes and
Cooks Inlet tonight She WIN carry
all the freight that can be put
aboard. and many large operators
viii be passengers.
The giant frsigh;er fremont.
Frank Waterhouse a Co. agents,
which wns recently launched by the
Boston Tawboat Company. VIII leave
for this Coast July 20 under com
mand OF Capt. 4. ". Garlich of the
Hyades. Her capacity II 1900 tons.
The shawmut, owned by the same
company. IL now on her way TO SEE
attic under command OF Capt,
Smith. formerly OF the Plelades.
The bark Palmyra and the ship
Senator are at Port Townsend with
lumber cnrgooa for South Africa,
but owing to tho scarcity OF sailors.
viii not be able 10 ship crews for
several days.
The German ship n. r. Glade. $50
days out from San Francisco for
Queenstown, on whose arrival mar
Inc gamblers on this Coast have
etaked IN the aggregate $500 000. has
been posted as missing at Lloyds.
The schooner Gen. Slglin came
over from West Seattle last night,
and tied M NJ the Gurfney dock.
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one Of the most enthusiastic spec
tatora 90 the racing ~ President
Roosevelt. who Tor the day
h. once more a gallant college man
only. Prom the dispatch boat Dol
phin, which was anchored short
distance above the bridge on the
west side Of the river. the president
yelled and cherred over ths victory
% the crimHons rs atrenuousiy as
any college man On the banks. tie
has catered Into every thing since
his arrival with a spirit Of boisterous
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Bargnins-32x46 eottrell Drum and
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with trip. Thorough order. Box B,
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bench warrant was at once issued
for his arrest.
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Red. White and Blue Canes. each
Sc. Rhodes Bros.
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Admission 2Sc; grand stand, 25c
extra. Gates open at o'clock !;
game commences at $3.50