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The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-09-25

Smithsonian tnstitNtt ton, the Geoloktca1
and coast surveys, the other scientific
bureaus Of the government have at
tracted men Of learning, and to ada is
these there have come q number Of
educational institutions which are
doing remarkable work. s s5ss B: j:
:. So great has been the influx Of men
OF scientific attachments in the past
20 years that there has been estab-
lished 70 ssocial club primarily intended
for them. The Cosmos club has q dis
tinction which belongs to no other so
cial club in the United States: It has
In its membership more men Of M
tional and international reputation
than any other social club on the face
OF the earth. It is by far to-day the
most important social club In Wash
ington, though others may lay claim to
greater wealth. Presidents OF colleges,
professors, Investigators, writer's, are
numbered in Its. membership Nobody:
is even considered for admission un-
less he shall be shown to have accom-
plished something which entities him
to public consideration or to the re-
gard Of men of attainment which is a
higher test of accomplishment.
President Roosevelt and his family
will return to the white house on the
Goth Of September. They will find as
usual that 1t is not the same white
house which they abandoned to paint
mer. =:
1t is popularity of the executive
mansion that no matter how much
money Is spent or it's preservation Just
about SO much additional money has
to be spent every summer while the
president and his family are out of
town.
The white house is in a constant
state of repair. Only year ago more
than half million dollars was ex-
pended in restoring Infringing it.,
back to the condition in which those
who first designed it planned that it
should be. The results were crafty
ing. The tawdry improvements of
decorators and architects for genera
ton of presidents were calmly thrown
aside and a scheme of architecture was
adopted which reestablished the SIM
plicity and dignity Of an earlier day.
But even with all this the expert
mentors cannot let the old mansion
alone, but must repaint and readjust
and change just because the presi-
dents family is away and the way is
clear.
In spite of all the refurbishing the
white house remains as it always has
the most dignified Official residence
anywhere to be seen.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-09-25

wealth, but the
m ! sire sship Of
riches that would
be extraordinary
even in Pittsburg
or Cleveland. \,
she Is Utica
Welles, daughter
of Dr.. Stuart
Welles, an Ameri-
can . physical living
in Londo on, and her
fance Is Thomas
.Bleecham, grand
son Of the Thomas
Beecham, still liv-
!; ing. who q founded
: = r.. :. Z
the vast Beecham'sl
pills business. I.
The PHI Beech
= =. ~ * a1.:s. -
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-09-25

and uptown as
Smith," n ? social
aspirant vouched
for by Mrs. Aston
and other unim-
Smith lived prac-
street brokers with
s | GA n Chauncey
will pres emily
marry the enor-
mously wealthy
man who is known
d o " n t W n as
Silent Jim Smith"
Mr.. ]. H e nry
peachable leaders.
To middle age
tically unknown,
except to w all
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-09-25

AS soon as Lieut.. Gen. Young is re-
tired from the service he will be sue
ceeded by one of the most gallant and
modest soldiers in the American army.
Maj. Gen. Chaffee is one of the fight
ing men who carry with him the
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-09-25
More MARRIAGE Rumors.

AS to marriage rumors, there is one
that the charming widow of Samuel
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-09-25
! Q|c'llE!|:.0G GOTHAM
Marriages and Rumors Of Marriages
That Are, Of Interest. ~ a
NEWPORT. IS LOSING FAVOR.
1t II Getting Too Democratic to Suit
the Tastes OF the Swell Set :.
Passing Of . Tame
Snmrn NR. ~ - -

New York.-A typical Newport we'd
ding was that Of Eugene Van Rensse-
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-09-25

The announcement of the engage
ment of Miss May Goelet and the duke
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-09-25

called, are an offshoot Of the proud,
.Beauchamp name, which s spronounced.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-09-25

Marriages and Hints of En~a~>-.,+.
Another American girl has made a
match abroad that brings her MI
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-09-25
Land Decisions.

Lana Olcl0lOn0s
Within the past few days the United
States land Office at st. Cloud has re-
ceived twenty decisions from the COM
missioner of the general land Office,
covering cases in the so-called North
ern Pacific indemnity belt in Crow
Wing, Morrison and Todd counties.
In all the cases the decisions favor the
railroads. -. = sl !.
Mayor j. r. c. Robinson is one OF
the attorneys for the contestants, the
actual settlers, and the decisions, un-
less reversed by the United States SUI
preme court, will be the means of los
ing to the settlers 200 quarter sections
of land, with fees aggregating some
geo, 900 to the attorneys.
The decisions are covered by an, on.-
nibus decision fled by the commission
er in which Judgment was found for
the railroad company, and the indi-
vidual decisions are coming so rapidly
at the local land Office that no attempt
is made to enter them at the present
time.
The settlers are for the most part
men of ordinary mems and the ap-
pealing of the cases. to higher court
will mean a great hardship to them,
many preferring to settle with the
company by paying them as high as $40
per acre for, the land rather than go
through an expensive litigation.
It has been decided by the attorneys,
to appeal all the cases to the secretary
of the interior and if necessary carry
them still higher. =
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-09-25

But Money Doesn't Talk-Always.
There is little group of other silent
men in beautiful village up the Hud-
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-09-25
lEIA1AIESl
5 - Il M and I.,sI,x.tionS.


Tho stead .increase ii the market
value Of diamonds and live stock has
hid 2 peculiar eject on the people of
sldinnesotas Il the stnrns made to the
state board of eqnalfza tion are to be-
taken as . basis Of fact J.
sssn While in one year the market price
OF diamonds has increased about so per
cent, the total value OF diamonds
owned in Ramsey county, as shown by
the tax returns, is about 50 per cent Of
last years total. H.
Fhe return made for diamonds in
Ramsey scounty last year was $145,s60.
This year the returns total $73, SIS.
The same ratio of shrinkage obtains
through bout the state generally and in
some instances the assessors have gone
the limit. Pope, Roseau, Sherburne
and Swift counties, according to. the
verracious assessors and county boards,
furnish shelter to no diamonds or jew
elry and the total amount found in
Grant county is an even SIS worth. s
The total diamond and jewelry as
sessment for the state is $239,173, as
compared with $34s, s71 last year. e..
- The Hennepin return for gold and
silver plate would indicate that the
pawnshop man had reaped harvest
and shipped his crop to the efete east.
The assessors and county board found
only $65, $50 in gold and silver plate in
Hennipen county this year. Last year
they found S12o,656.:
What is true Of jewelry and plate
seems to be true of cattle and stock.
The members of the board of equaliza-
ton are scarcely prepared to belive
that there is an actual shrinkage in
the number of horses, cattle, sheep
and hogs owned in Minnesota. Yet
the tax returns, show an. average
shrinkage of approximately so per cent
in these items. --~' -.
In 1900 there were, according to the
returns, 594.0o6 sheep in Minnesota.
This year the assessors admit finding
324,072. = . : FIR
In the same year there were dis
closed l,44s,651 hogs. This year the
total is 500, 900 shrinkage of about
1000, 900 hogs which is probably ap-
proximately the number escaping as
sessment and taxation. ..>.
The same relative shrinkages are
shown in the lists Of horses, cattle,
watches and clocks.
The watch and clock list furnishes q
case in point. The returns show that
there are only 184,s24 watches and
clocks owned in Minnesota and the
average prlce is approximately 81.
According to these returns at least
one-haH the families of :Minnesota are
without either watches or clocks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-13
DtKFEPMLINE rs
REPORTED SAFE

The british bark punfefsuiine. ish
dsss out from New York for shanE
hat which for tae past several
weeks has been posted an the over
due llst. IL reported 80 have reached
her destination Ia safety she was
offered for reinsurance az 10 per
cent and at that Nas heavily
played 20 arrive ~ local marine
speculation
Her officers report that though
greatly delayed BY aaN eFe storms
aufIae Which she vas several tisDen
driven miles out ~ her course. yet
Of no time wan she Ia any great
danger.
The arrival % the uumfvrmiins
leaves BAT enc vessel on the oYsraue
board. the british harh Samaritan.
She l. IL days cui gfusu the part o.
Tampa hay for Yokohama ami u
quoted At tbs ralnaufanes office a.
10 per oeai.
The safe arrival ~ All The overdue
shirs except the spes. which is nov
rvearfed a. !oat. has Jed 60 set
tied conviction that the Samaritan
win eventually make pert
Tier rrfnHufaHcw rate eNnuot ~
forced above 10 par cent, the price
az which she VAS originally offered
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-13
WAYSiDE MISSION
HOSPITAL BENIFET

RcattlefH best amateur talen VIII
take part In the entertainment which
will be given Ht the Grand opera
house Monday night for the bcnvui
OF the WaYHide Mission hospital
Thc fact that The hospital ID
- iihnnt question ihr maHt worthy
charity IN the city. assures the sue
cess ~ the entertainment Never
thclens. that fact has not been taxi
en- into consideration ia the pfepnr-
alton ~ the prorafu
A feature Of the concert viii re
the first appearance ~ Edwin Calm.
n Violinist who come % Seattle with
q high reputation AZ a master % his
chosen instrument iie naH "A pupil
or OWN Musin ana VII use Tor one
81 his numbers violin formerly
treasured hY temenyi Mrs Martha
hruckway tale, also a recent ar
rival in the city, VIII appear twice.
She possesses a splendid uteAEo.
soprano voice.
Arthur Alexander and lloyd Wells,
both 81 whom have rccestlY return
"a nom abroad. are also oa the mus
sienl pfeEAm.
The dramatic part ~ the program
has az ita feature George EilotH
powerful drama. "AfmEartH The
celebrated ane-ect comedy. The III
lent system Wiil be- given by Mrs.
Horace Mcclure hni Mf. Prank 4.
GILES.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-13

CRITICAL
Pail MlLLER's ALLEGED vic.
TIM MAY DIE or INJURIES

The bail bend Of Pm Miller. the
Orient saieon bartender who Is
charged With brutality askauiting o.
n. Galloway. has been placed AZ
sieoo ~ Justice Cam IN defauii.
Miller n held tn the city jaf. Gal
laNay, according u report made
Ga the polise this morning ~ Or.
johnson ~ the MayHldo Mission. IL
IN a critical condition. Ills chance
u recovery l. slight
Miller MAS arrested bs Patrolman
Coleman Yesterday on a warrant IT,.
sued from Justice Cams court.
charging assault and battery. Al
fsrat bonds we're refused. A strong
effort vas made last night ny friends
II the prisoner 81 get the necessary
henf. but they could not be secured
aud Justice Cam refused 20 lower
them
lie said thiA morning that q the
condition q Galloway did net TIM
prove, he would have 80 increase In
stead 81 decrease the BAH.
Galloway Was faund on the side.
SAX tn fraut u tbs Ofisuf ss's,aH.
"Wednesday uiKht BY Petrulman
Coleman. lie Mas uncnnss loaA and
appeared 10 be suffering from -.
.srT blow en- he back ~ thH had.
evidently resulting from a fasl on
the cement sidewalk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-13
TELEPHONE
IS A WHIZ
FASTEST sruas WHEELER ON
BARrH" COMING HERE SOON
FROM PORTLAND

The Arrow Navigation company,
steamer Telephone VIII leave Port.
land. where she h now undcfEoins
alterations. Friday 81 next week. and
vii reach this city this following
day
The TeiephcHe. before gamodeiinK
was an unusually fast stern wheel.
er. and n h Thought thRk with this
installation - uaN machinery Had
the complete sud fhnrauEh repHilfs
that have beer made. she viii BE-
the swiftsst boat of her class Ia The
world.
The owners Of the Telephone efe
uaiHisinina an mitch secrecy in fas
gard 90 the run che wiil take a.
they hid concerning the uiuNemautN
Of thr.f other steamer, the Arrow
The new vsssel T. equipped with
state rooms. and hence IL able "a
take = run ~ safaa iensth,
Conjecture II persistent In eytn-
Meeting he name with the Whatsam
run. bat no positive Information on
the sui iret gam be 0btAiE~d.
THE Arrow wtii Fesugne her ruin
10 Tacoma "Wednesday, She hae
been oVrshauiea and a iarFsf wheel
has been east for her az AefaEa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-13
STRUCK WIFE
AND CHILDREN

Aslssp from the effects o. a pro-
trnctea spree. Phillip Casvpran vas
carried frotn his hems Il iess union
street hy fsnliec Officers wlnchsli
and clark. thiH morning. ard taken
10 che raiiee station. helpless a
warrant Rad bern sworn out earlier
Ia the day b his wife charging him
with drunken ness
According 10 her HfaTf told city
Attorney lie Hrulsf. caHrafan came
home thta morning under ths IN
fluauns n liquor zhd threw fhs
household into a state II terror lie
r. accused ~ striking his wifs and
one 81 hiA ehiidrcu. and Tightening
the cfhefa uut - the house. He
smashed dishes and furniture in his
rage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-13
MARINE MONSTERS WILL
ATTEKDLABOR CARNIVAL
THEY Will DEAD but THEY WILL MAKE ATTRACTIVE TX
AIBrs JUST THE sAME-wAALE AND SHARK WANTED

A monster humpback whale aud a
man-eatlng shark may be ON exit
hition az the tabor carnival soon TO
be- held in this city. The local
branch ~ the Ftahvrmen'a ssfotse
tive Union ut the Pacific Coast and
Alaska D. taking up the matter. ~
L. proposed Ia huY from the Neah
bay Indians one OF the whales which
ihVN frequently capture and tow II
to this p1ft Captain irwin 10
Young " thu hsiihut schooner
Yukon has been delegated as che
eSptain courageous who utii eap-
ture a real Hauseatins shark and
bring ~ here Zoe exhibition purposes
Tie afnnns that the task Is an easy
enc aud that Il enc ~ the ugly
marine ruhhurs wiii get into hla net
ne WI gaarautpe 10 land him on the
schnanFFH deck
Secretary +. n Gm OF tha zaiiars
uHion, who has charge % the aquatic
sports 90 De given during the car
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-13
TEST CASE
AuoksrGRs WILL MAKE IT IN
CRIMINAL COURT

The temporary injunction reHtfhins
lne the city authorities from Inter
ferlng with produce poddlers who
ATE now following thair calling with
out lioensea. having refused q pay
the sum demanded by - recent
amendment Ia the huekstcfa' ofdis
nance, was dissolved hy Superior
Judge liril this morning On the
Hfound that he had un authority TO
restrain the city from enforcing lta
ordinance.
lie held that the only remedy fnr
the poddiers would be- 40 prove the
uheanatitutionalitY OF thc ordinance
az a defense Ia a criminal pfoHaeu-
ton
Lewis aurfnch, arrested un the
charge 90 poddilnR without a license
aud convicted by Police Judge
George, iH 20 be the defendant ~
the test ease A writ nf hHbaaH
corpus has heeu ISSUED. retufuatie
before judge tell Monday mofnieF
The inyaiidity Of the amcudinant
10 the ordinance. which u II GINS
tended puts too severe tax on the
business. viii be alleged hs u reason
faF the release Of Garfinch from eaH-
faHg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-13

Yankee Morksmea Lead
in the Big Shoot

ntsIEN, fNg- tuiy 1.-THE IN
tenattouai shootiuE match between
Teams funm America. Australia. Cant
ada. France. Natal Norway and Ens
stand. was held here today, THE
weather WAS perfect. and the attends
anpe largr.
The Americans from the start
showed excellent form witch proms
Used d sgod fIEht fuf the l'alna troz
ply. over the see yard range the
lNgiish led the Americans by three
points The Nccre Of the leaders
was Hnglani tst America tbts
Canada At6
Almost the entire American team
Il composed ~ members % the Ma
tionat Guard ~ New York and Mas
sarhuaesta.
At she soo-yard range the Amefl-
cans defeated the English The
tkree leading scores were, Amefi=
cans ala. England aet. Canada tat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-13

niNal. Il rapidly completing arrange
mvutH. There VIII be e8eeH between
yachts, schooner figsed and Hluup
rlgsvd and between eHtboats. Menu
beers u the sailors union viii race IA
rowing sheils aud there viii pruha
bis be a los rolling contest
Ii there are any revenue cutters
or warahlps in the hay during the
celebration. races between the ships
haats viii he held An intrrcntluK
featurn viii be a race between a
Slwaah auguut canoe padded hy II
Indians aud steam launch At.
Gin D. new endsaXarlnE 10 procure
the sWiftsHf launch Ia the bay 70
Compete With the abarlsiusl craft,
The latter can be- propelled ~ a rate
~ about ~ miles an hour Tor short
Htfvtoh. aud u Will take smart
runniug launch that can beat a.
n is said the Port Madison rcsrrs
walton Indians are anxious Tor a
chance 10 race with the white MANS
pleasure graft.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-13
DREW 4 DEUCE
- 3. 49,. ~. :, :. - =. -.
in the Psnissntiary

Cad johnson. rseeutiy convicted u
larceny ffom sha person. eas sen
fenced to tWu afw IN the penitsn
tiary BY Superior Judge fseii. this
ugofning she - said 10 have stolen
Sc frura Heury Shutter "a the uia-
mond lodging house. FvbFuarY -
Vince Fabeu. her attorney argued
a motion for = new trial "a the
ground that h had discovered evil
deacr 20 she's that the pFuasentina
witness had NOT lost the money. bat
vas merely prosecuting tha Jossnean
mnfnnu hseauae she would not 80 10
ALASKA with aim.
The uiatiua vas oYfffuisf ~
Judge Tisu on the ground that sincs
the Jury had returned the verde,
ruaetctiuz her. be could not uHausf
~ pass upon her guilt Or innocence
The case will be appealed Pend
iug q final decision she johnson W0-
man Is out on $500 bonds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-13
STOOL PIGEONS
LET OFF EASY

Jimmie FaHen aud Herbert Cos,
the two hefn Who stole from the
Northern Pacific Hallway company
tho shoes which M ufuatman IL
said % have bought knowing that
thay had been stolen, pleaded guilty
TO nmud larceny today, aud Judge
bell sentenced them each Go one
year in the penltontiafY. time Herv-
cd IA the county Sail 10 apply
The two boys were given the min
imum punishment Tor grand larceny
on account Of having turned state r
evidence against hruAiinan5 who WIS
sentenced this mnfniuE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-13
Privilege Men Men, Attention

The following privileges are for
sale for the Mid-summer Carnival.
July nth TO August sth:
BABY rack. knife rack. cane rack.
shooting gallery. cut glass. picture
gallery, fruit and candy stands.
check room. toy balloons, perfume,
general stand.
amusement privileges.
Apply rooms s67-a-ii Arcade build
ing. between hours OF 10 n. m. and
=. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-13
DESPERATE
CONVICT TAKES
his OWN LIFE

SALT LAKE Utah. July liz
" Hamilton committed suit'ide thia
tanfninK - banging himself tn the
fenltnntlHry where no saa serving
three years for attempted phfstsf
lie came here fFufu Chicago. Re
fefa ~ sAa arrested ~ maze = rtIit-
nias fiFht wlth the iolics. lie Re
Gently fought = duei with kniYAs
Nsfh = friinW eeHFteA ard then ~
tsfnufsd 10 ~arAns
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-13

SURE CURE FOR PILES

Itching Piles produce moisture and
eilisHe iies'SsfEi SdiE fufnis Rs wei aa
Blind. bleeding or protrudug Plies
are cured by Dr Ha=aan kos Pile
Remedy. stops itching and bleed
lnH' Ahaorbe tumora, b0c a jar, At
Druggists. or sent by mail. Treatise
free. Writo me about your case. pr
BoRanko. Philadelphia Pa. For sale
at the Quaker Drug Co, iOig First
avenue. Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-13
MoRTAlITY REcoRo

August rrunst. nRed IS years, hun
~ George W. Frubat. an Old reel
dent Of Seattle. died al the family
residence. 1918 1rain street. TITS
moving The body q II nnunry-
watson uarinrs The funeral viii
b. held from thn Westminster Pres
bEtnr1an church al ? a'elaak toFuof-
roW afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-13
SON SHOOTS
IN DEFENSE
OF FATHER

RENO New. July ti-fast night
a serious shnstinE affsag ieok place
IN East Rene. william Williams
.,S,,. ,ss,$ ,.,,.s a. .. ,ss ,
Pat ItsFaa.
Ths aaaffei started ~ Williams
stffklns fisran's father. who = 81
aEed man. fpuns ifsfan Immediate
- emptIad the contents Of bis fcs
volVeF At Williams. four halls TAX
Ing effect Hrran cams - Reno ana
gave himself gp 30 tbs shsfiff. tAia
victim - in the hospital. baS can
not I've.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-13
BOYCOTT

BAN r'RANCfHc0. July if-At a
meeting Of ms labor council held
last night. general boycott was
declared against the Pacific States
Telephone company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-13

Two trains daily 10 San Francisco:
fare 5z9.f0 nrat-elasa. 1850 second
Fast time, magnificent scenery and
excellent service 10 al California re-
sorts
Special rate excursions July 18TH
70 10Th. AUGUST 18th and 18Th, Goth
and 16th, Chicago and return, $3.50;
81. Louis. 777b0f Omaha, Kansas
City. $40; Now Orleans. 1856.
Nomphia. $3.50. Tickets. inf0rma-
fion and descriptive literature at
Southern Pacific Co.'S ONCE. Ga
FW avs, H. T. Ellis. general agent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-13


She r. sweet and petite. and quite
dainty and neat
You'd doubtless suspect that she
laced
rut the heat she'll defeat. when she
4Qea on the street
by wearing her psek-a- boo waist
II.
She'll not care for the glare. nor the
heavy warm air.
For much hotter weather shes
faced.
Tho you stare. she viii dare IN the
strong light to wear
Her transparent. pesk-a-hoo waist.
III.
She began with her plan. Just 10 cd /.
~ man.
who. meath her influence IL
placed.
And her elan knows she can use no
better card. than
Her man-catohing. pcek-a-boo
waist.
The iynching zone seems % be
pretty we'll Included in n complete
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-13
|. P i /. / b b REFUSED 4 70 5

10SpDN. taiY 1.-THE r4ffz
tian Zoe pardon made - fssHss
fssaEsi. the Neat hause murssss -.
has b~en refused. lie ain be On.
Nautad
Halfhut fishing Nehoausrs fiFfnn
etuis. Daisy nnd Mar arrived est
ntaht nom the hanks with Sc fee
haIfhut valued AZ 1880.
are yos aware ear heauiifsd Sen
naeF Suits "a ~ 50 saghi TeAtAa.
alnNNsfnan A Co. ="
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-13
BRIST0w

TOPEKA. Kaa.. July IL Kansas
politicians are NEstatrd today over
\ report frufn Washington that
Fourth Assistant Postmaster Cen
sfal BrinfoN - 10 b candidate for
the United States senate. 30 sunc.ed
Burton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-13

rANAMAsJaly IA reesrkable
chsnEc h taking place Ia Colombia.
AMI Il h new Evnomliy believed IN
official eitulta that the canal trraty