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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-27

AT FREMONT
MisCreanfs Applied the Match 10
an Old Hotel Early This Morn
ing The Building a Total Loss

Fire hays started a fire in an ed
nctei buiidluE al the corurr ef
EwtaE avenue and t,vansou street r.
Fremont. this morning The hHtiia J.
ins was nearly burncd % the ground
and r. total loss Ne traes ~ the
tneendia riep has been found Hr-
fore the firemeu arrived a. The
which the blaze had heen started
had been dissroysd WAY the build
Ina shaHid have >een ftred IL = raYa-
terry. Tire name Of the owner ~ the
building has not hsaa learned and
the Atnuuut ~ Insurance carried u
not knoun T--- ints. the firemen
estimate. Niii b. IL me Eeighborhaod
~ 81 500
The fire vas ,siacov sfea seen after
& dicioek BY sgsfue men y ~ we're on
their way 10 work A t@ls ghene usas-
sage ard a hax alarm sns sent -
fire headquarters. Waau ths 6iass
was first discovered the fire had
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-27

ST. PAUL. MINI. May z7.-Tbs
stark. that mysterious bird IN whose
fluttcfinHH every woman and most
men are Intensely Interested. II hoy
efinx ever the pHiatial summit av-
anus hame % Louis W. hiil. the mil
liouaire son Of the multl-mtllionaire
James ]. Iiiii.
The bird o. expected to aliEht dur
ing the coming month q roses,
And II r. safe to say that no preNi-
Gus little visitor TO the HiliH will be
received with such aisd acclaim,
such a sbowertnE 81 costly gifts.
The advent 81 every Ersndchiia
the corning one viii be the fifth IL
always an anspieleuA event ~ the
Iifs of the great railroad financier.
James j. fiiil is a firm believer in
large families With nine children
OF his own. u IL easily 90 be seen
that grandchildren one or two
or three. but NJ he once expressed
IL "dosana Of the little faHcals.-
would De the delight Of his old axe
aud the comfort % his declining
years.
Everybody ia st Paul who knows
81 the coming event u greatly inter
ested society 10 especially prone 70
gossip over such happenings IN high
lie. aud In this case there are sew
cfai unusual features.
IN the fret place. but one 81
Iames J Hllls three sons Ia mar
ried. Iames y. Hsil. tho eldest. iE
travelling for his health, ana Walter,
the youngest. a. far from being of
domestic inehnatiuns. Louis W
Hi!i. the assistant 20 the president
nf the Great Northern. IL the stay
At -houe. reliable. work every day
insthcyear aon--a boy after HE
fathers own heart.
And Louis seems 90 have proftted
richly by his discretion. Next to
his father he N the most powerful
man on the Great Northern system.
And next 20 the Hlil palace on sum
init avenue stands hts magnificent
home. the just completed aft OF hia
father n WAS necessary for the
city 81 81 Paul Go vacnte an entire
street 60 enable the faVorite sons
mansion 90 nestle w close 60 the
parental palace.
Louis Hin has one child-a boy.
II il only about year old. Vet he
exnertr n little brother or sister In
June Little chance OF race suicide
In the Hill family.
James j. mrs eldest daughter,
Mary-Mrr. Samuel I'M of Seattle.
has several children. The next
daughter. Clara. II unmarried. She
In approaching IS years aud. accord
Ing 10 gossip, has considered going
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-27

NRENERfON, Mu-. MAY 81
The threatened ceremony ~ apply
ins eoai 81 TAR ana feathers to thr
PERSONS 81 three members @ tn,
town council has not yet been per
formed for the reason that the per-
sons u b. decorated have promised
C. be good.
A an evidence ~ their goed in
teutiofts they have met With the
mayor and ft-c TIVE reEnaiuing MEM
bers % the council and voted a.
pass = resolution which. in effect. 10
a dcnunciation q their eWn acts
After dguouAcing themselves ard
their past eonduet ~ unanimous
Nute. they VOTED e. give the mRYOf
authority 60 prosecute The saloor
men whom they have upheld against
the protests % the community and
the desires Of the navy department
Though it was a bitter pil. u had
q be- swallowed. as the Indignant
citizens we're present tn person and
we're prepared % apply the aitcfna-
uvs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-27

been taFuiaz Tor s0mp tim" and
even then the chance u saving the
old building alts siiEht.
TIE Nremuut combination ssiEtnr
sHd Naae NaEun pKs ths first piscc
= apparutEa O. arrive al the IRE.
Tfsss was followed snau after hg APP
uarafsaz from the Seattle russtur
49, - 't5s..s.sss 80 90 - - .
The building was then a mass "
flames bur the several sire Sius ~
water put III piaY seeH put The flfc
cut
The buiidinE vas uu0ceupisd az
ths tire ~ she fife. the tenants = no
aad occupied I; up fsu aho a siE
useka ago Rad moved away Froui
the nature ~ shs flfH the offiesfs
q IN fsc department. heliHys, taAt
the fiHe was started ~ the ftFNt fzuu-
hall Chief Cock and F1ru Marshall
keiioRR VIII Investigate the affair
In the hope II learning che ideutity
~ the fire hugs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-27

First One Ever Held In
Seattle Begins Thursday

AZ $40 o'clock tomerrow morning
The first open golf tournament ever
attic Golf and Country club links on
Lake washington. ts1t!s non issa
officers 81 The club have not causid
cred thsif grounds In shaps 10 hold
an open meet. bat for some time
work has been going on At the links
and Al the present time the officers
cay that the grounds are In tho
best 81 shape
II t. probable that some Of The
best golfers IN the Northwest viii
take part b. tbs meet. and saus
keen rivalry n expected Besides The
pfi2es put up by tho club. sums
handsome prizes have been Donated
BY the merchants Of Seattle. The
meet viii last three days
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-27

WARRINGTON D. g. May a.
Especially "A gentleman very much
in the public eye AT present j. sey-
unaur ". TuiIoch. a former cashier
81 the Washington postuffice. v ho
has preferred charges IN connection
with me postoffice scandals reflect
ina pretty snsisI fsIsy7f sfsfY puifii6
official With whom he ever come
IN contact.
Tsailoch lost hle job 81 the Wash
in9t0u p0stofflce in 1900. when Post
master John A. Merritt came In.
Versions 81 the event differ. Tulioch
says he had been very energetic In
showing up Irregularities and that
the mines which he had laid threat
enad an explosion under the feet u
Assistant Postmaster General Heath
and 81 Chief Beavers 81 the salary
aud allowance division. Having
shown too much enthusiasm In
bringing matters Of this character
sn public notice, 10 was deemed for
the good 0f the service and for the
good especially u = number Of gem
flenneu occupying high places IN the
service to quietly disc0nnect him
from the pay roll. At least that's
what Tuiloch says. Postmaster
Merritt denies that any sinister pur-
nose was Hubserved In the aforesaid
dlacounecfion. lie explains that he
came into the pOst0fflce and found a
stranger occupying a confidential
position. not protected by civil ser
vice rules lie simply divorced the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-27
GENERAL
ASSEMBLY

TAKIn. Mo. Mag 27.@Absas sea
commissioners ard an equal mum
ber II visitors are here for the Ecn-
ersi assembly Of the United PreKby-
terrain Church u North America
Thase present represent every pres
byfeFY Of the church of America. and
also the mission fields 81 EEyps and
- iet 49, ~ - =, :. ~ = go -.
preached this evening by the retiring
moderator. Or J. q. Wilson OF Erie.
Ia The sessions are expected To
continue enc week
TIE present assembly promises to
b. one % the usoHt interesting IL ths
history Of the church. Questions
concerning plans Of working in the
foreign mission fields are to come ..
and II is also believed that advanced
steps viii be taken looking TO A
union u the Associate Reformed
PRESBYTERIAN Church Of the south. and
the United Presbyterian church
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-27
THESE ARE
ELIGIBLE
assSh ., Civil Serves gkamina
tiers AnncaaSsd

- 100
Thc following itnf Of sliElhiss fur
posttions IN the elssrinsf cixii ser
xtss ~ the city government Wsfe an
nas4ncra last night
Assistant fiaFntlnT inspector. -
Il. Pullman building inspector, J. -
r a. assistant building inspector. q
Vi carroll and q. g. NowrY dest
"a - public library. Mrs NJ " Den
80 ami Mfa " Meydsabauef (.
q hsf IN library department Mias
- gsslllns srs -. upAshi. &C.
p&sY. u y Hinshaft and y n
GA herd. fss department. e II
an. A - stu. q " XieHlltA g
Z. Myneh. Geo. Nahibn@eh. Hernia q
IL q 81 Cunningham A D. IiraY-
~ fsllee department. ~ r Nor
tnss< n } kesfe. W y HaEuhett.
~ Jacobs. Geo. 4. uGunnef. IRek
~ 10 J Drew II n Potter cisli
80 k4&sTffnx Department Axnsn. "a.
IL llst9ff. q " uenfH0n. W u
ns4Nst n i. Nyilr. n. fouuk And
r. ii a. yaibusrh. tfansifman. y =.
400 Andsr cnnputeFp = ~ nauEh-
erkks W. q. burkertuK and ~ "
lls4.lzhes dfsaEhisuen. y 4. Whit
iss4n v T. havet. } a Jackson and
". Z IsuskeriaE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-27
FoR MoRe cARalERs

J. W Irwin. assistant sapeFsa-
tsnagnt q the free delivery mall ser
vice % The racine coast. has arttv-
"a IN the city 60 inVsHtiEate the
merits 81 request made BY Post
master stewart that IS additional
carriers be employed ia this city. 50
that i've instead 81 three deliveries
be- made duflns the day IN the bust
nasa district
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-27
GRANDPA jim HILL
AND OTHER STORIES
Some Interesting Gossip Anent the Expected Visit
of the Stofk 10 the Family of the
Railroad Mognate

into a convent. Ruth. Mrs. George
Theron siads - 81 Paul. has one
child. and the Nturk u said 20 be
casting wisfful EYES At the big fvd
brick chimneys Of the Beard home
IN New York. where the daughter
Rachel preHi1cs a. mistress Of the
household The youngest daughter.
Gertrude. ~ unmarried. and not even
q rumar Of love affair OF hers has
filtered through the upper stratas
popuiacc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-27
Foe VAUDEVILLE

a temporary structure. 20 be used
a. a vaudeville theater II to be buiit
on the old Heeier block. al the cor
ner Of Third avenue and James
street. 10 be used az the Seattle
home OF the Northwest Vaudeville
circuit The entire structure vii ba
covered with canopy top. The
Empire theater IA Portland. nov
nearing completion. viii be used fof@
fhe circuit In Portland That theater
Will be opened June % aud the ono
ia Seattle June n. n the venture
II successful n large theater viii 10
built here later. and II Is probable
that the Orpheum circuit viii DO
brought here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-27
People of Bremerf0n Force the
"SoIid Three" I'm the Town
Council 10 Correct EX-
listing Evils

Ae the matter now stands the Town
council stands piErdKsd by resoiu-
ton ia grant no more aaipau licenses
~ the town OF firemsrten aud q
prosecute those who may be 90 pre-.
cut operating saloons IA violation ol
the law. With this object attained
the people are not losing any slpeI
worrying about the state II mind ol
the three recalcitraut couucilmvns
The naval authorities have hrcr
notified 81 what has been done. and
e d now confidently expected that
the nfohibitory ordef issued fram
Washington a few DAYS eg0 viii b
fwscfnded.
The town % Rrcmcrton r. nov
$4,000 in debt and ~ Without cent
in the city treasury When the last
saloon license expires. peeHmhsr 90
the town viii be without revenue
ether than that derived from taxes
u IL Understood here from state
meuts made hY Captain J. y a.
Blocker. acting comma ndant az the
navy yard. and Secretary uf she
Navy Moody. that all The navy Dc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-27
SEAL SELECTED FOR
NEW DEPARTMENT

WARHINGTOH, y. g.. May 27.--
Especial - Secretary Corteiyou has
chosen seai for the now depart
meut Of commerce and labor II n
a shield on which are two devices,
one a ship. Hynb0lizing commerce.
and the other oeViCe an anvil and
hammer. symboilzinR labor. The
shield ls sufmuuuted by the typical
American eagle. The seal ~ now
being cut by TIFFANY IN New York.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-27
DEATH IN
FLAMES

NEW YORK. May z7--F1re this
morning destroyed q five-story teno-
msns IN One Hundred and Thirty
fifth street. a mother and her three
small children were burned 70 death
Two HsTas9HE ssfs probably fatally
injured. two seriously ard several
slightly. with the exception % one
fireman. who was severely burned
those Injured sustained wounds hy
jumping The fire originated on the
ground floor and had made big
haadRav hefnra dlarnNared.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-27

FIRST Unitarian church, continued
lts session today. The morning EeB-
sion was devoted to matters ~ bus.
meas, reports Of various committees
and addresses on Unitarianisrn on
the Pacific coast BY Rev. George W.
stone and Rev. w. q. Elliot. ir.
This afternoon Prof J. Allen Smith
~ the state university delivers an
address on the Contribution 81 the
Church 10 Social Progress and n
general conference viii be held, led
by Rev. w. ~. Jones Of Spokane.
This evening, beginning at IS.
Emerson anniversary exercises will
be held
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-27
CHOLERA
Claims Many Victims in
PHILIPPINES

WASHINGTON. = C.. May H.
The health crmHnlaaan reports 70
ssifet ~ the sRr feaa rtufrut from
-: = 80. A'NSA so wa. > -
iiaN sfasffWFH FHFHEWH HHFFFlH tue FssNf
year The total numhrr - eases rrs
ported sines the iHealHrinE Of the
epidemic u irt.klF deaths. 81 80
showing a mortality - 81 per cent
rnx since January
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-27
RESIDENCE
DESTROYED


ELLESaHuRG. wn. May IL
The residence Of James Mcqueen
was totally destroyed BY FIRE this
morning The flames were not dis
covered until they had ssinea 90
much Roadway that Il was lmpussi-
bic 90 save any - the cuntanfs q
the building. The cause - ths nrs
= ssffk4sss = -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-27
INTERNATIONAL
Arbitration

LAKE HoHoNK. n. Y. May r.
The ninth annual conferences. on rs.
tarnational arbitration opened here
TODAY and wili continue through thf
remainder OF the week John w
Foster, sx-Hecretsry ~ state. 10 the
presiding officer. and among thoss
who will address the conference arg
william l.. Penfieid who repre.rnt.
ed the United States government be.
fore The Hague court In the Plus
Fund case. Br rs r Trueblood OF
Boston and r. W Hollis. who was
ono Of the representatives 10 The
Hague peace conference
The considering Of the Venezuelan
trouble ct The Hague court and
other events OF the past year are ex.
pected % make the present confer.
cncc unusually Interesting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-27
COUNTED the
STRANDS OF ROPE

After an interesting trial IN Jus
ticc Cams court. yesterday after
noon. IL was proved 20 the satisfac-
found ~ iffs isS'iii1 ddff0 rtofs uf
Calm a Stern was not the one stolen
from George Mains mill. at What
com. The sample strand 81 rope
from the coil stolen from Whatcom
contained ~ fiberH. The one In the
second hand store contained NJ. The
defense had won the victoryo The
count took place IN tho secondhand
store on First avenue south while
the court and attendants were pres
emf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-27
GASOLINE EXPLODED
Pantor0m Dye Works Destroyed BY Fire and An
adjoining Building Quilted. Occupants
HirdcuiousJ Escape

uaraan who suffered any injuries was
n p Wells. Que ~ the proprietor
of the dre works f3e Vas badly
burned about the face and hands
and ~ now confined to his home.
The explosion 81 the firFt tank
KNITTED over roo gallons OF gasoline
ia other tnnis. which ran down the
street. IN streams. and the c0nflag
ration vas one Of the most saeciacu-
lar rvef sesn IN the city
Pre- Marshall Kellogg VII inyrs-
tiEaie the cause u the nre. and II Il
possible that prosecutions VIA fol-
lag. fnasu4ufh aa II iE a violation Of
s rffW ordinance 20 afnFg fEaure stM.
fts,lf=N
M $50 r. = =
while Il L. claimed that eco gallons
- the innsfnmahle stun Has stored
Isl the Paufarium building
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-27
HAPPENINGS
ABOUT TOWN !

The harturfsiaster' ONE was re-
moved ffoFn itN oi3 iucntfan 81 the
fuut % MaAiaau street Yesterday 10
ils raafns iu the Hsruui fsaf # the
naN tire humae The uea 4uaffafH
are lArEer ana more enmfarishi 4
\ apseiai mrr5uN ~ Mckinley cir
Gle. isaeiea % the "a a n VIII BE-
held Thursday morning Hf 70 u'elork
in roam 81 o. the New Yafk block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-27
CONVEk TON OF
PPOHIBITIONISTS

MARsHALLTowN. Ia. May IL
The prohihitlanista Of Iowa are
gathered here for two days con
vcntIon az which a full state ticket
10 be voted for this fall Will be
named.
During the last two years the
pnrty IN Iowa has not grown Ia
stfength and influence In accordance
with the promise of former years.
aud the convention VIII lay plans
for pursuing a vigorous campaign
throughout the state this summer.
srhe name OF Captain X. w Brown
81 Ames II prominently mentioned In
connection with the gubernatorlal
nomination.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-27
PRINCE HENRY WANTS
NO MORE BANQUETS

WARRINGTON. y. C.. May IT,
Especial. When Prince Henry re-
turns 70 the United Htatcs-as u go
pears likely that he wlll az some
time m the not distant future-he
Will come iucognito. or 40 far as pose
aibic. He wants to see the country
tie wants to go about az a private
citizen. 20 do some hunuug and
fishing, and g. amuHe himself Chief
Wiikie Of the secret service. 70
whom the prince took a great liking
has had letters from the prince. indi-
eating his purpose TO come ~ the
United States
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-27
MAD At CHIEF JUSTICE
Lawyers at Lisbon Have Gone on
Strike as Result

LISBON. May 27.--(speoiaD-A
lawyers strike Is now menaelng
Justice at the high court. II n due
10 resentment OF the bgrxiatere
against Chief Justice Senior DE
Costello Branco. They declare that
hsH manner toward them lie intoler-
able. One OF their complaints II
that their speeches are interrupted
frequently b. the chief justice In n
way that spells their effect on the
jury Every now and then a lawyer
Is expelled from court BY the Jus
tees order
AAzs result Of this attitude Of the
c0ust the lawyers insist ON the 70.
noval 81 the chief Justice and claim
that they will not try any more
cases before him. The turiss ore
standing by tho lawyers and refuse
to convict IN crown cases. claiming
that the prisoners, deprived Of u
proper means OF defense, cannot
have fair trial The public n very
much excited. and guards at the
high court have been doubled.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-27
MEETING OF
r. MISSIONARIES

RToRM LAKE Iowa. MAY IL
me lows state womans Home Mia.
winsary Society Of the N. n. church
baznn ita eighth annuai nesting
hofp today with = good attendance
The annual address Of the president.
Mrs q. l.. Stafford ~ Muaeatine.
sss5st tine sspefls 81 the other officers
and committees occupied the fore
uuelf.
This afternoon addresses were de-
ll4sfesq ~ follows "pur Country a.
= Mission Field. SIRE. A. y. Grif-
fith. Copncli Biaffai Systematic
UtviuK. Mrs Margaret Aispaush.
AuAu4unn our California Mis-
niona. Mrs J. e. w coxs. Knox-
sliis Tbs sessions VIII conclude to-
morrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-27
WEDDING OF
MISS LEIBER

WASHINGTON. u. C.. May 27..-
Tho wedding today OF Miss Louise
I.leber. daughter OF General and
Mrs. q. n. Liober. and Augustine NJ.
Lawrence. jr., was a inrRe and fash
ionable event. The ceremony was
performed AZ the home OF the brides
parents and was followed by a large
reception. Mr.. Lawrence and hiH
bride will make their home Ia New
York.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-27
WILL FORM MONTANA SOCIETY

Efforts are making for the organ
izntlen Of q Montana society to In
cIudc I'll the residents Of this city
that state. meeting looking to
that end VIII be held Saturday even
ina IN the offces Of shepard a Lyicr
IN the New York building 20 witch
AL Montauaitea are invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-27

on an extended tour % fAarope. and
America.
IN discussing fhe attitude II Rus
NiA toward the Chinese empire At.
slhiokawa said that Japan viii never
euneani e. a total Of even 4 partial
FaftIfiun u China. bat would inaiat
on ths maintenance - her integrity
lie said that japan Mouid nui stand
Idiy by situula Russia make RuY des
tsrmiucd attempt t. absorb Man
ehuFfa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-27
MRS. WRIGHT
PASSED AWAY

Mrs. Mary J. Wright. one Of the
hest known and wssIthiest women Of
this city. died late yesterday after
noon at her residence, 1871 -Four
teenth avenue. She was " years
Of age and had been for ~ years a
resident Of Seattle. Mrs. Wright
IL survived by two Sons and two
daughters. The latter now reside
Ia San Francisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-27
- aroMAMAY ARRrsrep

a. reHhroko. Japannrs Nb0 AZ
rived al Victoria an the last trip or
The tieiun Aaru a. a stoWRNhy. and
after making bis way 20 Vancouver,
walked the whole distance atoms the
shore line "a Eehttie. was arrested
yesterday by Immigration Inspector
iIshcf and ordered arportvd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-27

The explosion az so-gailon tank
Of gasoline froiu some unknown
cause. resulted Ia the destruction Of
;hs bandipa occupied BY the PAM
tuftum Dye works. on Fuufth ave-
nue. near Union. and the adtuiuing
husidins occupied ~ branch u
tie Qmsu city laundry.
'rhc explosion hurled the burning
liquid through the buildings and
thsy HeFr sunn a saasH Of flames. and
aann the IRE eAH under cuntrpi,
eHiY the bare walls ~ the tWo build d
ings renhiusd The fetal lHsa Is sa-
timaied az aseo0.
tafium building whcu the tank sS-
piadef. and how they ESCAPED Nifh
their lives IL ~ mysteFY. The eaiy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-27
TRACTION MERGER

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. May a.
The largest inteFurban deal thus far
81 Indiana will be contaminated a,
Anderson today when officials Of the
Union Traction Company Of Indiana
and the Indianapolis Northern Trac-
ttun Company meet e. complete the
final details Tor the merger Of the
tWo companies The plan Is 10 form
a holding company and to guarantee
dividend on the stock
The Classic Culture club viii ce'ea
hfatc an oid-fashioned picnic on
Juno Il
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-27
pLUMRgRs Musr ~

Plumbers mist pay uu their an
nual stat license fssh 90 they VIII
BE- arrested. n,Kys Tlufnbiug Inspector
IctntYFe The Zee II 81 Tor renew =
ala and IS Tor Hew licenses was due
MaY =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-27
WHAT JAPAN
o WILL DO

=. Shiokawa. Of Toxic. minister OF
finance Of japan during the admin
iatration Of Marquis Ito, IL In the
city on hin way home. lie has been
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-27
UgR0RsEIYg
CAN' LOSE
Mckay Has Won Eight
Straight Games

/ nuTfE. May E-flsfnic Mckay.
the young seattle pitcher who WhH
passed up BY several +. n. Il
teams. won his eighth successive Vie
ta.y Tor Seattle here yesterday ~
a score Of 4 e. 4 The youns fellow
has proved himself 60 bc = tNifler
" merit beyond any doubt. and poe
rihlY the strongest man on the pug
dais pitching staff The Butte men
Didn't seem &C. have much trouble
connecting with the tell, bat
couldn't bunch the hits.
Pete Bowling MAS on the slab FOE
tho home team and struck out 10
men.
score BY innings.
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seattle ....oteeoa0eO-a 1
butte ,ss.,.o g R0e 0ao-a y .
HELENA, May 81 spokane took
The game from the Senators yeHtef.
day By score ~ 60 3
Los ANuELEA May 81 san
Francisco lost out Ia the t<@ An
geiss men yesterday By a seore %
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CONFERENCE

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-27

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