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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1903-09-24

Lightning struck the boiler room OF
the School of Mines, at Rolla, doing
considerable damage and creating a
small panic. \
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1903-09-24

Mrs. Mary Warren, Of st. Joseph,
was fined 500 and sentenced to six
months in jail for beating q baby.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1903-09-24

The R%othschilds of London are try.
ing to purchase the Homestake, in
South Dakota, the greatest gold mine
in the world. They have made two
offers, one several months ago of $685.
O00,O and the second a few days
ago, OF $35, 10000. 1t is held at $780,
900, 900.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1903-09-24
INSURGENTS PREPARING For WAR.
Accommodating Stores of Provisions,
ammunition and Dynamite.

A~cCunlul1tlnS StoEcs VI
Ammunition and Dynamite.
Sofia, Sept. 21.-The revolutionarlsts
are now concentrating all their opera
tions in eastern Macedonia, the latest
dispatches from which locality report
that a general rising was fixed to be-
gin to-day. The insurgents to have
accumulated vast stores of provisions,
ammunition and dynamite and to be
prepared to enter upon a serious cam
paign. Fighting is already proceeding
at Melnik, province Of Sores, which
place is beseiged by bands of insur-
gents under the leadership of Stoynaff,
Yarnkoff, Darvinhoff and Zograoff, all
of whom formerly we're officers in the
Bulgarian army.
Many Turks Killed and
Severe fighting is reported to have
taken place at Okrida. A band of rev.
o%lutionists are operating near BrlJenl
surrounded a force of Turkish troops
and a fight ensued, which lasted
throughout an entire day. In the even
ing the insurgents, reinforced by bands
under Srafoff, attacked the Turks on
all sides and routed them. The Turks
lost 80 killed. 1t is reported that The
troops will now move only in bodies
of from 5000 to 1000.
Turkish soldiers are reported to have
burned five villages in the district OF
kastoria.
Turks Continue HORRIBLE Atrocities.
A company Of Turkish soldiers and
Bashi-Bazouks recently found the
hiding place of a hundred families OF
refugees from the villages of Dupenl
and Echla, near Resen. They captured
the party, violated the women and COM
nitted other atrocities.
TIE united bands Of Monassieff and
Michailof have had an encounter with
the troops near Demir-Kapu, 62 miles
| northwest of Salonica. The Turks had
many killed, including two officers.
Cotton Reports All Quiet at Beirut.
Washington, Sept. 21.-A cablegram
was received at the navy department,
Sunday, from Rear-Admiral Cotton, at
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1903-09-24

Francis V. Benque, who was arrested
on the complaint Of the federal author
tiles on q charge Of having written
threatening letters to Secretary Of
State Hay, was, on the 18th, commit
ted to the Manhattan state asylum,
Wards island, N. Y, he having been
pronounced by doctors to lie not in full
possession of his faculties.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1903-09-24

The designations of Joseph Cham.
berlain, as secretary for the colonies
of Great Britain; G. T. Richie, as
chancellor of the exchequer, and Lord
George Hamilton, as secretary for In
dia. we're officially announced, on the
18th, and accepted by King Edward,
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1903-09-24
SULTAN EXPRESSES
REGRET TO POWERS
Declared that the Instruction Was
Fast Drawing to a Close.
"GUILTY SHALL BE PUNISHED"
While These Promises are Being
Made in ConstantinopIe IN Turks
Continue 60 Burn, Pillage, Mas
sacre Women and Children.

Constantinople, Sept. 21.-ln an audi
ence with NJ zinovieff, the Russian am
bassador, Sunday, the sultan expressed
his regret at the, excuses committed
by the Turkish troops in the vilayets OF
Monastir and Adrianople. He said that
orders had been sent to the authorities
concerned to prevent their repetition,
and he gave the Russian ambassador
to understand that the guilty parties
would be punished.
The German ambassador, Baron Mar
schall Won Bieberstein, also mad an
audience with the sultan, who showed
himself most optimistic. The latter
declared that the instruction was
drawing to a close. In fact, it had al
ready been suppressed in some dis
tFicts, and said the porte would, there
fore, Immediately issue proclamatlons,
announcing the resumption of the ap-
plication of the reform scheme.
Bulgaria Explains Note to Powers.
Sofia, Bulgaria, Sept. 21.-Some ap-
prehension having apparently been
created owing to a misunderstanding
regarding the precise meaning of Bull
garia's last note to the powers, ex-
plantations have been given to some
diplomatic agents here that the men,
orandum was not intended as an ulti-
matum, but was rather in the nature
of an appeal for the Intervention OF
the great powers before that interven-
ton should be too late. The Bulgarian
ministry, it was stated, was determined
to maintain it's attitude of neutrality
up to the last moment, but it feels the
lmpossibility of standing by indefinitely
while the Turks exterminate the Bull
garian element in Macedonia.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1903-09-24
Cotton Reports All Quiet at Beirut

Washington, Sept. 21.-A cablegram
was received at the navy department,
Sunday, from Rear-Admiral Cotton, at
Beirut, saying that the situation there
continued quiet.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1903-09-24

The supreme lodge Knights and La.
dies Of Honor, at Louisville, KY, on
the 10th, reelected all the old officers
with the exception Of supreme secre-
tary, the present incumbent being sue
ceeded by George d. Tate. : The motion
to appropriate 100000 for a headquar-
tiers building at indianapolis, Ind, was
discussed at length, but no decision
reached.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-09

Two masked robbers armed with
REVIEWERS held up an out bound Ma
droua Park car shortly before Il
O'Clock iaat night at the corner Of
Thtfttsth avenue and East Cherry
street Eight passengers aud tAs
mofarman and conductor we're com
PEELED 20 give mp their money aud
vsiuahlsH. The total amount Of
money obtained Is thought not to
have exceeded $50, most Of which be
tonsed Co the company aud Nha
taken from Conductor Jennings.
Reuben W Jones ". A hunHeii.
" A. starr. Mrs. J " brady and
4. Is. James we're on the ear. be
sides the conductor aud matartnhh
and tao Wanisn aud one man whose
names we're not learned
Ftom the descriptions given Of the
bandith Il IL believed b the police
that they we're young men Both
we're small and their voices indieats
81 youth
one was about s feet inches tall
while the other was considerably
shorter
The conductor 81 the car says that
he left the james street power house
with HE car at Il4zT o'clock At
Thiftleth avenue and Fast Cherry
street the car STOPPED q ist off pa
nsnkrfH
1nsi ss the car came % stanastill
The two masked men boarded IL
10th stepped Ga the leaf platform.
uHs covered the conductor With =
gun Just A. be saH about 20 give
the noturman the signal t. g.
ahead The moIefuiHn. J ]. gahiil,
stepped into the front paft Of the
sKf ard hlsn looked DOWN TIE barrel
Of = revolver lie pat up HE hands.
Tie conductor ioNt shout s. Of his
asn money and about ita belonging
| ia the company.
9ns Of the robbers thsu wsrt
through the pockets Of the rassFns
gers Of the car II in believed that
about as WAS secured from them.
After the robbery the hiEhwa sfnen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-09
DANGER
IS over
Railroad Officials Not
alarmed About Floods

The eosd weather of early spring
proves 10 have been a blessing Ills
gufsed.
rar the past two months the snow
IN the mountains has been gradually
melting and hence the heat of the
past few days has a greatly dimin-
lsh@f supply of snow on which to
work
A. u. e. Dennision of the Great
Northern railway. said today.
tssrhe fraHhet would have been un-
eaualed had IL not been for the
peculiar weather conditions that pre-
Waited during the earlier spring
months. The skusit river has risen
n feet above lts normal height with
IN the last "a hours. How high II
would have gone had there been the
usual quantity Of snow in the inoun=
talus IL hard to say"
Hnih thu Snohamiah. which Is even
now bank full, and the SknRit rivers
have lowered somewhat this morn :
Ing. The bridge OF the Great North
srn above Mt Vernon, that went
cut again yesterday afternoon. will
be repaired by night There were no
other damages along the coast lines
OF the Northern Pacific, Great
Northern and Canadian Pacific.
At the offices of the latter road #
was stated today that the reports
| from the Fraser river indicate that
river 10 he higher than Aince isaf.
when u reached it's highest point.
Hut little damage has been done in
that region, however. because the
Fraser. for a large portion OF its
lengths. runs through a deep gorge
The Northern Pacific reports that
while the rivers throughout the state
arc excessively high, but little dams
NEe has been done.
A ferry has been IN use for tho
first two days across tho Kootenns
river at Bunner's ferry. The trucks
al this place have been repaired and
tonight the overland train Will cross
on the new bridge.
Reports coming I'm to the various
offices show a decrease IN the floods
since Yesterday afternoon and the
probabilities are that the freaheta
have reached their heiRhth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-09

Jumped from the ear and dlHap
psafed Ia the bushes At the side Of
the track.
Several of the passengers Ct The
ear adopted novel means Of hiding
their money and Faiuahieh one mHa
dropped hlH money down behind the
seat Another slid his watch down
his trousers leg
After the robbery the car vas
taken 10 is destination. but the rob
berry vas reported 10 the conductor
81 an incoming car. who reported
the affair To the police and to the
Seattle Electric GompanYs head.
qua rters
". A. Starr. who Waa one ~ the
passengers on the car that was he'd
up. saya the robbers we're evidently
uaHtees. and that a. least one II
them Nas mere boy lie SAYS hey
could have secured nearly 1000 It
they had known their business
THE flfst intimatiou ] had that
anything MAS happening was when
naW the conductor coming into the
car from the rear platform with HE
hands la the air" said Mfr Et2ri
this morninT Even then ! alta not
realize that the car was held up IN
I'll ! heard some one say Hold UP
Your handHs and ] did
The larger Of the two robbers
stood a the rear u the ear and kept
the passengers covered. while the
smaller uf tine tHn meu vent - the
front Of the car and got the motor
man. At the point Of his revolver
the little nobbef made the motor
man eofue inside 81 the car and stay
there
While the larger fellow kept the
passengers covered with his gun the
little fellow started a search for val
ushies A lady opposite the must
have had Al least ito worth Of dta=
manda. Hhe slipped her rings of
and unlocked her brooch. and put
the Jewels IA her mouth
One f4au At the rear q the car
dropped sams bills on the fieor and
picked them ~ after the robbers had
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-09
TWO BANDITS HELD
UP A STREET CAR
We're An1bushedin Lonely Sp0f on Wadrona Park
Line--Ten Persons Lost Their Kaiuabies

/ gone. haa so IN an inside pocket.
and nlso wore ny watch Ny coat
was buttoned " ard when the r8b-
Der eame - search ma ! tod hfn
that ! vas a cheap guy and didn't
hive anything lie tapped ny poclf-
cts and In hu outer pocket ] had q 70.
lie took this and seemed satisfied
While the larger fellow vas in
the car hls mask. a handkerchief tied
over the lower part II his face. fell
dow and nearly his whole face Wss
exposed. ! would recognize him
again any place. ! believe There
wasn't much disturbance In the car.
Everyone seemed 70 take the whole
matter cnaliY4
The police have made no progress
IN the case No suspects have been
arrested. ard 80 far ar the officers
~ the station today know but httie
haa been found 10 4rk on. TIE ds-
Heiptiaus given Hers good. but men
Answering them arr hard 20 find.
Mrs. A. ! smith. .iYtss at Thirfisth
avenue and East Columbia, near the
aeenn u the robbery says that she
"a = fao men skai ANA along the Fasd
about 80 aist evening. and their ae-
tons were 80 suspicious that thaY
attracted her attantlen. She said
today
7 felt sure that those men had
just committed some robbery OF we're
going % They ca ne cat Of the bush
- beside the road and sneaksd along
aefiHK as n they wanted q avoid he.
iHF seen Thee meu we're about 20
years old. and were II MEDIUM
height. and we're dressed in thu Karb
= iahofinR men They were about the
same height and general build.
As soon a. ] heard II the bold-up
This morning I connected them with
the affair ~ once"
II il possible that these are the
men who committed the robbery ana
II they xefe they evidently lay In
2aiI the whole evening fer the op-
perfume moment for their nefaflgus
scheme.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-09
CLARK May GET
the FRANCHISE

Los ANGELES. cat. June sThe
city council. b a vote af 5 q 3
agreed 10 give Senator Clark q
chance t. bid an the Scent fsre
blanket franchise. in spite Of the
board ~ public works adverse re-
port II clark means business he can
get the aaeant fare road thus par
aiieuHR all II the Huntington lines
In Los Angeles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-09
WILL MAKE ASCENT
or MT. NJ KIHLEY

Among the passengers on the
stea nsr Santa Ana. which sails to-
niEht for Cooks Inlet. stii be a hand
of explorers headed bY Dr y. A.
Cock. who &C. north to attempt 20
climb Munnt Mckinley. The party,
aside frum Dr. Cock. IN composed Of
* Dunn. a Harvard FroioEtst. aud
4 ShalHw aid a basanies
The party viii attempt to aAcer.
tain the real height e the mountain
and viii. az far aa possible. make n
thorough exploration Of a.
The expedition viii also make n
study - the Alaska range.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-09

fhs pei a.s.t. g44aislsli.a4 iiEatisss
plant huhds ~ par = month ago on
aNEouuf u = temporary HfflHKsueY
in the money market tn the last,
city Comptroller Hiutiuger preached
the scheme Of borrowing the money
ffuua TIE state go The bonds until
eueh time a. they euuid bn sold to
an advantage By the city,
The finance committees % the
council ladofsed the scheme aud. ap
euFainaly. application was made t.
the state.
Fer the reason that the people
voted the I per cent. bonds Ia lie
saIa at par Il vas impossible e. af
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-09
rTHLS IS SI/NPL Y A
BUSINESS MATTER"
honey From Gamblers Hands Looks bfonod Hospital
dianagenenf--"Seofp" Ferguson's Charity Lottery
Den Raided b Police

I don know that II IL a saahlerss
association All / know IL what I
have read sa the newspapers. ThHru
ARE 10 - Il aaeietIse that mainfaiu
beds here A. long as they pay
Their fees ] ask na questions a. -
the Ny IA Nhleh thes acquire their
maae2
slfal II zen received convincing
unaaf that this endowment af these
aHds Nas part Of rian to svade a
law. would vuu stIll allow the beds
To BE maintained persisted the re-
reftef
I don't know I haven't given
the matter = Womeuts Thought
dent know that | care how the
money T. obtained THIS IS SIM
Ply A NATTER or BUSINESS
WITH Mt
And YET. Les Il be ehtsulalea With
gusra for the humanity % man To-
ssafsf man. Chfef Of Police sullivan
woke up last uIEht long enough "a
raid the gambling dnn frum which
fhe#a free beds In the Maansf hos-
psiai draw thetv endowment fund
0eaFk~ HtseAsuAn, = WET sef n the
fsela % sharttv who has az late hesn
ssetsua ~ al mnAesslusly fee Ilo~a
rhiisuthreplst Ferguson, Was erust-
t. ninehed ~ the bvnlxhtee hire
itnxa nf the civ fer ruuaiEa \ eht-
nese lottery "a the back Fcom 81 FeF-
kslseaz sateaa. ahsr~ she efsenz ~
tAa charitable association are To-
eatsa
..saofty.s IS fha hess phiienthfaps
lsf i generally known waa afesla=
fmH 81 Poker n hen tie rfesfE tore hIw
from hts labor Of tuKn hut dropped
his CARTS ians enough 10 fuFa IL
headquarters ii ms ahiftslseFsts ard
uat up bail IN the sum ef Sc Tor
hts go waFksF.
HeNever. chief sufnNan's inter-
faFunee I'D net 90 ~ fHH As "a close
80 tSs lottery Aen that Ferguson ard
MS 6eltoW eAn hIess are conducting
under cover nf d mantle ~ charity.
After Hiaekman had been duly book
81 a. heaAausftefN and released the
games continued 70 run in violation
81 beth state taW and city ufdin-
anenz
It's last Ealnk 70 bs \ tsift case.
explained sseatfYs With bfasd
Hsails. = hlis Ehs aiaMssadA in hsa
shirt ffuat ard 81 his faasfs sink
- AZ ess B ether EIs~eallY. 7 v8sn
feakinx fer any Hluets bat III BE al
right
rhaa the boss nhilauthfunisz huf-
rtssi away 10 nateh M Hsass h#tNsea
two piaxerH Hhn Threatened fu make
- y. ~ ..,ls..s.s.s.-.. ..~,5 :. s>1s.. Z
Charity faHkz Hsf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-09
TELEGRAPH BRIEFS

HOIY0KE. Mass. June a-EleVeu
coarse grade paper mills shut down
this morning because tire cutter girls
struck yesterday.
HotITuN. Ne. June a-He1vY
rams last night eua hied the fire
gahfsfa - gain control Of the forest
fires IN many saetioHs. 4 report re-
eelVsd this morning anyH that 20
houses re Vau Burau have been de-
Htr#ssd.
B08ToN. Mass June thu
Brooklyn euaHefHFe plant II south
Boston was burned this morning
I.asa. tzs9.1ad.
H0AE. June 9==Deanite reports 70
the contrary. The pope II far from
sell. Ills recent indlsuositiou has
weakened him 50 thai he remains In
bed q greater portion Of the day
FORTH WORTH. Texas. June 9 =
The governor has ordered troops 70
TIfmpafed . a6HiFt IN maintaining
order en- account ~ this prohibition
riots.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-09
FOR ARREST
OF WAITE
Fugitive Warrant Issued
Against Alleged
Emhezzler

Eawara L. Waite. vho Is wanted
ln Manila fof che alleged en4i-ezsls-
fnent Of t90aa from eaL Nswbeffy $
bank. - which he vas eashlsrs wifl
probably have - g. back 10 fne
islands 20 alaud trial a warrant
charging him with being fugitive
from justice Haa issued today from
the court ~ IuHflee cam Deputy
United States Marshal striagsr VIII
ear uut the warrant which vii
nuid the Y5iaaacf fu Seattle Until
TIRE necessary papers arrive from
Mantle. The requisIfian papers are
now an the wy
1t e. probable THAT ate viii be
sssisa sd - 3 sssif - hahaas corpus
tate this afternoon BY the superior
court. IN which case the fugitive
warrant Wiii be served.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-09
SAVED LIFE
AND MONEY

KANSAS cry. June s@one Of
the most remarkable escapes IN the
Kansaf City floods was that % Fred
HeIasler. "a German truck gardener.
who waa swept into the river while
trying ri drive ashore with his VIE
Uefssfer Was counted among the
dead. ard Mrs Heisnier was sent to
the hospital Two DAYS after her
arrival. while a relief committee was
eauippiHK her With clothes lleiseler
ssafLsa tn. lie had been dragged
s-f,s5ga Off A beam Is miles down the
flVtf. With one hand he had ctateh-
81 throughout his wiid Journey roll
~ hills $500. hlH savings Of iife-
tFraa. HFa. tIaissief did net take The
relief Commuters clothing. but sir.
Hfissier gave them go bill 70 Hhg"
his appreciation Of their good inten-
tons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-09
blind PIG
ISlAUCH
|lE7 Sehsed Madison
I hrk Liquor License

NJ b. shltna pig eeoze 81
49, ii Lake Washington. this
eam. The city council last night
ssssz 81 ! decisive sakts TIE EanE !.
at8 fsnoft u tho relics. license
Msenga committee recommend
i - rxssEtlou ~ william Stsf.
u &nelieatson for \ retail liquor
- u ths Mssilsen PARK paw
- y regartiea a. settling the
1linn. and Stef1eu wtli euntinue
~ nsak lemonade NJ rs cents
III - be has siaua stne@ MS HiNes
] asssc - thu police recently.
+ lssEeA<e u the city intention 20
NJ the sale q liquor At the parks
b FfFsn yesterday when the nos
Il arrested Mrs T. Savage and
Sehff&f for seiilnE fiaaaF ne
Il Nedlnoa PARK resorts. sunday
n women acre Fealasa ua $50
B Zach.
Afef this Afternoon Police Judge
Pee ane4 Mr. savage and the
80 $50 each and sentenced
q 70 IL days II iaEt The iail
- N4E Hst8sz 4 = -l
sazisien that tha defendants re-
= fEsm Ia# breaking IN the fa-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-09
|ExoNORAT
I G. uEsk NOT GUILTY OF
EMBARRASSMENT

= dlssmsnt returned BY the re.
ffaha jury against Tax Collect
Z Meek. charging him with
smhsxzied t1ad u county
vas aiznnsseed b. superior
e ~ this morning On motion ~
sse1tlnx Attorney scott. who IT.
- tenneui to ms court complete
sfsnerafed the defendant.
asY Treasurer Mrfanaaaahar
g ar affidavit filed this
sassx "a which it was stated that
snsfse sgaiua, Meek was utterly
aaesi. ard that prosecution
- Mmpiy BE- persecution 81 an
= saortags IN Meaks accounts.
- = the statement 81 the
silnS aftefneY. vas due 10 hts
% he receipt book. and
ia Uncertain IL his mind
- ae much money ought 10 be
nm VITO The eqnHfa treasury
=. - 'st'fsfsnaHgheg eEalms that i'm
- after The laaink - the bauh
fs the grand jury fneeztiga-
@sss Informed him ~ the cir
- ard deposited enough
via MIN = cover any short.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-09
BUNkO MAN WINS
ANOTHER POINT

A temporary ufIt Of prohibition
y a. issued from the supfsfHe t9Eft
yesterday restraining Superior Judge
He'll ffnIu signing - order FNfalfttnE
GearRs Roberts. fugitive from Cal
49, q n.y. ~
ffgzsI fHaffI ss#fi Z faH{s8asss7 ssfssas tfss
sass sh=i. a#sH been argued n th-
supreme court
Satlee 81 the issuance Of the writ
daN and the date which he set fat
the signing Of the order % commit
u1aut vas extended 20 June Is.
Roberts iu wanted IN San Frau
etscu for grand larceny and has been
sffsuanuslY resisting sntFadiEtah.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-09

OLYMPIA. Juna 3 The heard Fl
state lNHd eafafmf#aiaasfz HtIl meet
next week hu1 take nn fus question
q leaning t6s4 98a the permanent
= naal fund n the city II Seattle.
which has made application fer such
a lean. ths money "a be used in
building : municipal electric tight
plant
Il IN. laan II negotiated. the state
NIII secure 4 per cent Interest
There IL 100 Geo in the nsfman-
eut school faud
After the failure Of the city 70 sell
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-09
CITY May BORROW
FROM THE STATE
Land Commissioners Will Be Asked to Loan
$500 900 From the Permanent School Fund,
the Money 10 be Used to Construct the
Municipal Light Plant

q - t!4 offer trade y several EAST
ern firms - buy the bonds BEARING
n higher rate Of interest Of below
par
The auuneA city engineer and
maFnr afa al anxious t. have THE
at the earliest preaihls date. ard sc
i arKtiad that the city viii be able
10 easa > considerable sum II Il cats
huFrBW the money from the state.
A. the same time the 2 tate viii
haze a Eood Interest bearing and an.
aaIutety SAT. investment FOR It's
money.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-09
O'cOHHER BOUND OVER

Mr. aud Mrs Harry o.coansr Of
ballard. y no aHe ehaFkeA With has-
t.s2 shat aus wounded Frea n. Pnaf
Ia 4 rHW ever some land. Wers'
hsaand over "a the superior nlaz4ft b.
Justice Eanu yesterday aftegaoon
tt,eunaar'H haa wAs ftxea a. q. sfn.
Nrs oEauner Wns released On her
aau reessEri zancs IN order thaf sbs
ss4tsnt = Asft sTse So care fer hss
young child kaeF. the nfuHFs.attn
witness. rad - far recovered frsfnt
azA aaund a. 20 b ain t. testify af
fhe preliminary hearing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-09
DISCUSS BRITISH
FINANCIAL BILL

LONDON. June > There was a
large attendance in the house Of
commons today. IN anticipation Of
the debate on the financial blH and
the possibility ~ Chamberlain roll
varein policy being discussed. The
speaker announced that Chamber
iains financial policy would not be
rsxelant to the discussion Of the na=
anelsi bill
The debate was warm the priu-
cipai attack being on Hicks beach :
action while chancellor 81 the - 6
cheaueF. Chaplain, leader Of the
nrateettnniats. said any Opposition 20
Chamberlain would be found TO be
short lived.