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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-28
ROBBED IN MIDWAY

Fer the first time In the history
Of that notorious brothel robbery
VAS reported 10 the police this
morning a. having been committed
in The Midway cribhouss. at sixth
avenue south and King street g A.
whitehead complained that half
breed woman had robbed him ~ four
10 guid pieces in the house about
midnight city Detectives Hubbard
and Freeman we're detailed on the
eHHs bat no arrests were made
whitehead says that last night
when he went into the roon oceu-
pied by the haif.brsed woman. he
had $50 In Kuld After he left h.
discovered the ioHs ~ his money
polire Clerk Macdonald this az
fefnoon arrested Georgia Stein. an
inmate Of the notorious new tender
loin dive. on suspicion 81 being the
woman who stole Whitehead =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-28
THE STEAMER OHIO
BROUGHT $265, 900
IN GOLD FROM NOME
The Second Vessel From the Northern Gold Fields
10 Reach This PORT Following The Oregon,
Which Arrived yesterday

steamer THIS Is something seldom
done hX 4 transportation company,
but IL - understood that the ohinet
Ia detnE - was to icy "a break up
the practice By pravvntiug the stow
aWays rum landing ON the ~.
Paul. IS stowaWANa we've found. and
on the Centennial So
Edward H. Miles, agent 81 the
Northwestern Commercial company
at Teller. died April 30 iiis body
accompanied hy Mrs Miles. arrived
hy the ohio and was shipped To-day
to the FORMER home ~ tbs deceased
al Astoria.
The ohio saw nothing If the
steamer James n0llar. but PASSED "a
three masted schooner Ia the bers
ing Sea.
An almost unhvard ~ condition 81
the uerlns sea ico PACK - reported
BY the Ohia. The Ohio. " hich isfl
Nome seven hours later than the
oFexoa. Was caught iu the ies Tor 4
hours after leaving the uoFiheen
part Meme % the Nome liners have
heen traahied tr previous years With
bee on their nonthsspund trip
The oregon did not encounter any
teF ca heF NAY Sssfh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-28

pianas. the nuilen ihud ~ rapa1lY
ilaastua hsans ~ sartiA
The rough lumber has given VEL
a. neat fences ana FoNs Of comfort
abie Hsats The ungasniy piles II
alrt haze hfsu amouthed oWt for a
laNsl parqust A handsome aud
ruamy stage. the largest m the city.
has grown Ike mushroom after a
aafla rain. The smell % fresh paint
HiHKiea with the pleasant aroma o.
psHs. and ali about iN a busy scene
II nsl ordered confusion.
II q barely a. hpufp 20 ths tinfs
xhsn The curtain o. "a be Funz ur
fef the fret performance. ard leeA
Al the accompanying cot. made
ffufn : picture VI the new thsatsf,
taken this uioFninE does not in the
least indicate that the play hnufs
nHi b. completed
1t will be finished IN ample time.
said axihs this usaon l shall Asep
a zig fnrcr a. NORA all day To-day
and al day tomorrow ana the hofihs
wfil b. Npiek and ppan uud ready
fdr ire etow "a AZ TIE scheduled hour
81 opening.
IN order 10 get the theatrr com
rlsaed neiliE hiss had a. pay the men
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-28

Yusn MS conyietsd Of fofsers ard
,sessssnc~d 10 one year Ia The ret4utf
tau--A term which he y nos sTfsinG
d wss claimed at the time that
local a-hinansen gave fsetlufsd tsstss
rneny "a secure bic conviction
ghEn Tai Hse arrived herr e.
sssaea ard since has been iivtng ~ith
fsse SEE ~ho says she dess not
knoss - nose wife she ls Their home
ss IN Chimes lodging houss IN Sc
ntties
List uisht wens Yusn. ~ha "a
Solitary enuftrsuenf had bfsn
thlnkinE ~ his disappointment Ia
inxe. secured the services q Hsff1
aiaks. an attorney. 10 recover his
Nffs and little ones
A afit 81 habsaa cofpes Nes
promptly lsausd ~ Judge fiell ard
" aass alleged family brought to
the eounts Jail la company Of chin
Tai lice. xho refused 10 allow them
Gus - his siEht
WHEN they met face 10 face WohE
ard f.hiu we're only kept from hHN=
Ime Il cut then and there ~ prompt
interference un the part ~ the tnils
ar and the Chinese woman and chit
arrn we're placed IN the eofnen'a
ward until one 90 the other Of her
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-28
TO SEEK
FAC S
Object of Senatorial Jun
ket 10 Alaska

Ths senatorial subcommittee on ter
ritottee. consisting ~ Senators nilts
inEhAIA Il Ncrmont Burnham q New
HAMPSHIRE. Nsluan Of Minnesota and
Patterson ~ colorado. sal tonnrreW
night nn the Dolphin Tor skaEwsy--
the first stage - their tourney through
Alaska Tho party Was completed ~
the arrival. last cvoning. Of Senator
Patterson.
To-day t. being spent IN viewing tn.
citt When IA reporter for ghe Star
called az the Washington this morning,
the senators we're IN the lobby ~ the
hotel awaiting carriages To convex
them TO Moran Bros ship Yards
Senator Patterson kindly waited long
enough 70 say that he. at least. vas
looking forward with great seal -
piaaHurabic anticipation 10 the Alaska
tour. F
we expect that the Journey viii
consume ahaut two months" he said
and w intend 90 make as thorough
an Investigation ~ that vast territory
~ the limited time will permit
Ignorance. YOU might almost say,
was the cause Of this trip-tgporanee
as 60 tho real conditions prevalent
there. ignorance OF the truth Of the
many COM httiNA tffNhNH FftAAfh II
the country, ignorance concerning the
vantueHn ~ this northern possession az
ours. It's nndevcioped resources and
it's known products.
Our chief object 10. however. 10 as
certain what form OF government IL
best suited 10 Alaska and what LEXIS.
latinn IL necessary. The present SOW
eminent conditions are far from salts
factory almost said deplorable and
that there IL great opportunity for
improvement IL unquestioned,
whether tho remedy for existing
evils lies IN the abandonment Of the
district form now prevailing, and the
substitution ~ a territorial plan. oan-
not now be determined.
NO. we have nothing whatever to
do with the boundary question. al
tfiuusn as private ofiiSehss We wf6
probably satisfy ourselves as to the
merits Of the controversy"
Accompanying the senatorial dele
cation are John II. Mclean, editor Of
the Minneapolis journal. and Col. -.
W RausdelL sergcant-at-arms Of the
United States senate. Col. Rausdeii
will look after the welfare Of the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-28

bay.
Not only are fypewrlterH. letter
flies and al other pafaphernaiia Of
modern business administration
shipped from the white House to
oyster Hay. hut even the horses and
carriages 81 the secretaries and mes
Hengefs are taken % Oyster Bay.
The summer white hpuse" VIII be
In charge Of William Joeb, ir., see
Rotary to the president. @ho has
b=sH ssHaris;ed @i3h his chief ever
since he VAS governor Of New York,
and .ho il more familiar with the
president tastes and business meth
DDS than any other man.
As II ia essential that the preat-
dent shall be 10 all times IN close
touch with the world AZ large and
stlth the official world at WashinE
ton iH particular. special telegraph
and telephone wires regerved exelu-
siVely for the tfanaa elton Of preai-
dental business. VIII connect the
oyster Bay offices and the white
house. This viii ensbie him 20 com
fnunicate direct with Washington
and even 20 hold those telephone
conferences with tho assembled
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-28
OUTLOOK !
BRIGHT
All Indications now are That the
Nome Gold Output VIII
Break all Records

Ts.at the gold output Of the Nome
mining camps slii be greater The
season Than ever. bcfons is the opin-
Ion expressed by ne heaviest OPP
orators there in letters 90 friends Ia
Fsattie. The increased output viii
BE ius aH much a. improved meth
DDS - working claims - TO any
fhihs else.
= " Kelly. heavy storkhoiaer
IN the Pioneer Mining company. and
president Of the Nome Exploration
gssst,S - .tltu. g. the la.ll gFHe
company. says that the output -
the claims Wtii exceed that II any
previous NintsF he estimates that
The winters dump 90 Grass Fuieh
NilI yield zee. 600
SNOW flake claim. he says. has
been a big surprise % everybody. and
Il IL expected wiu Yield 500. 600 from
the winters Cissu cup.
William r. Perkins. auditor Of the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-28
WEPT BECAUSE SHE
WAS CONG TO DIE
Miss June Called on the Weather Man and She was
Sad and fearful

I mo, I win weep again. I know |
shall. I haven't friend on earth.
The cold raw winds have roared
about my ears and switched my hair
about my eyes. The sun has refused
to smile at me. The gusts have
whipped my best gowns and torn
them 20 pisces and dragged them In
the mud. | am half glad and half
sad because l am going 10 die 20
soon.H
Miss June arose 20 go, and she
showed her Rgc-2T dRys~as she
slowly passed through the door.
salisbury nhrmhrod something
about being sorry for her and then
wrote In his weather book. To
night and Sunday showers"
lie didn't exactly like that, no he
added, Light 20 fresh south winds"
All OF which means that Sunday
viii not be good day for plonics,
but viii be q fine day for umbrellas
and ducits.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-28

Northwestern Commercial company.
in letter 90 the company. states
that one Of the Cossaek guards at
one % the stations 81 the keFth-
eastern siberian company rec entity
established on the Siberian coasts
had KILLED an associate. He receive
ID the news IN letter from a whzis
Ing steamer ahich had called al East
cape. Siberia. and reported at cApA
Prince - Wales.
Mfr Perkins states that the Ber-
ing sea Ice pack was more extensive
~ gs'sS SSss.S .3sSi ..Ss. Goa ,, AZ -
~ Ia ..sgs-J-s Ia 4s.lss ny IS .ssa
until tise arrival 81 IN. first feet
Of steamers az Nome. ther. vas na
lumber Ia the camp. and building
had been delayed.
Mr. Psrkin thinks that owing Ia
the iafeness Of the season there all
not be much creek mining until July.
The port 81 Teller H. still closed by
the Tee and probably viii not be
oreu until July.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-28
FOUR I'll
ON PIKE

Plans for the PIKE street NEE
merchants Fourth 81 Juiy eeiehra.
ton are rapidly neauus eompletien
and II can safely be- predicted that
the affair this year al eclipse In
utaRultuds end hrlluance any pfesi.
aas attempt More money Was
VS. raised than The conutitts asked
fas or expected ava the snfn they ~
first thought necessary Was gaf 81
advance % phat hat tsvH required
81 tarH8sf years
The eeisafatton ~ 10 be- inaugural.
~ the afternoon - the third b. q
pafads q al fae hands that vii
Participate II che twu dafs pro
grain Eikhl % ten bands vii BE
IN Eus and al stated Intervals
thFaug haus tbs march they VIII
unite IN the playing ~ some COM
position At the cuNciuaion % ths
parade SOME % fh~ field events wtii
be hsia 90 Fuulth avenue tu flss
vicinity - Ptks street The rsehs
ing # the saats hay q bail uiil lF
xissR st Haake's hall and ths basls
uess sestieu q Piks street Nif ts
tiaae Of tight the nrst 81 re
series Il iiluuinations that have
been arranged
Tie lnarnias q the FouFsn Wiii b.
devoted 10 . parade and the Ysriaus
sFsr<ebss To BE- delivered. NsafiH
every hnHtsss house su PIKE stf~~t
slii b fsp essntst IN the parade ~
a fiaaf ed Nefd has been received
ffesn Whateetn that that city vii
send soulsthing lev in tho eaY %
floats ana other parade features
After the rFecsssicu has been
rexfrnxa by MAYOR Husnss
ffefn . stand 90 10 srecfsa IT
Naeaud avenue ara iAAs street the
= : = - 49,. y +. ~ 3, = -
~ ths nAres The rs.gaoss win -
made ~ ftH pfssfasni - ihs dsY .
wia eaaztuaH 18th ths riaflna - the
natlenal aush~ra b. the siaht - ter
hensis tat uiii - in aftsndaars
TIE sffsfnan oil BE- given over %
IT, tfaaa sd nsid events coassisu-
80 ausas phish 80 - q uiE - -sf
tzst sssu teams from the pianni~fs ant
uaspasNs anians
The details Of the evenings pro-
gram have rot yet h~~n fully ~ork
ed uat but u is presumed that
tas4 concert an slahosats display
II afrs ofk4 sud ball ~tit comprise
the enf~fssinu~nt Ths rusnuit-
ssa 81 arrangements hAvH a fee s~a
lures concerning which they main-
tain a studied silence. bot 9Th
which they intend to stAfsis the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-28

Chris Klein. charged. IN company
Nith Robert Knowles. With stealing
a naek Of sheep from the rye
ufuhu company week aKp. vas
taken Into custody bis home 10
Georgetown BY Deputy sheriff
Bvnee. early this morning. Knowles
Waa arrested yesterday and confess i.
ed 70 shsep4 stealing stating that
Klein had played the principal part
in Il.
Immediately after telling his
story. Knowles. who had been
Kieins bondsuan since the latter
uss arrested last wednesday. rave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-28

We'll. my days are almost mum
bered,n aobbed Miss June as she
pumped down IN chair In the
weather office, gathered her rain
bedraaelsd fiounces about her
dainty feet and sat moodily detected
while Foreoaster Salisbury felt her
pulse and looked at her tongue this
morning.
you don't look well, said Sails
bury, with a critical eye.
No. I've cried all morning and the
nearer get 10 the end OF life The
worse 1 feel. I have only three more
days 70 i've There, l could almost
cry thla mirtsite," ID
A few more tears fell from her
downnast eyes. and Salisbury sighed.
That means more gain" he unused
as he looked out AZ % aullen cloud
cast sky, But he asked the fading
month Of roses II she didn't think
ahe would feel better tomorrow, and
she shook her head.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-28

The crack Neme liner ohio. cart
" ] neess arrived AZ . o'cleeS this
moruinK With q treasure of t4e6. zoo
ana - Passengers The Eold dust
VAS roMsiausd principally $50 The
isupnt Sound National bank and thc
seandlnas ians American bank That
received b. the latter house was scnt
cut b the llancsf Ninlng company
The Onto left Nome ~ : O'Clock on
the evening ef June Is. seven hours
later than the ofeEon when within
lee miies af Meme. june n on the
nofthheuna tfin. she WAS caught IA
the bee foes and did not sacceed ia
breaking through and reaching The
northern poft until ave DAYS later
MaHY passengers took the eprnftun.
81 C. iaHd en- the io- ana rnsuKc
IN various sfeftH Harry uchbs. the
famous rhatQEfa phrF. took several
me pictures ~ tho great steamer
and the se1 peopie aboard for vx-
hihitien AZ the "a Louis t'Aif
Throughout the trip outaoor sports
were held en- the deck and nuInrr-
ous gauavs and cuncefts were given
The 1htu erounht back Ne stow.
aeasN usha left Seattle on the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-28
POSTPONED

The baseball game .ch~duIsd 10 b.
played this aftsruoeu between tas
ssnpieYss Il the eosnty aud the cts
fer ths b@nsnt 81 IN. Hsppasr re-
lief fund. has t-~D postponed until
Thursday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-28
SAID HE STOLE SHEEP

faotice that he would no longer serve
as such. az he was afraid that his
alleged partner In crime would at
tempt 20 make His escape,
Klein could not be found ynstere
3ay. and II was feared that he had
heard Of Knowles confession. and
left seattle. Klein stated this mufns
lng. however that he had been tn
the city all the time. but had not
known he vas wanted lie says he
does not believe Knowles has con
fessed, and protested his Innocence
% this and other similar charges
made against him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-28

WASHINGTON. y. g. June IT,
Especial The presidents secre-
taries. clerks. atenographers and
messengers are hard az work prepar-
ing FOR the transfer 81 the prssieen-
tai offices from Washington 20 the
summer capital az oyster Bay
Long Island. This bodily removal Of
the executive offices D. an ihiioFa-
fion which Roosevelt has introduced.
President Mckinley had secretary
and sfen0Gfaphsr accompany MIN
10 Canton when he vent there Tor
HIS summer rest. but there was no
fully organized office staff
II i expected that the presidents
assistants will be Installed a the
49,. 49,. sss.sss,Ts.. fsslss ana. - The
PRESIDENT win doubles remain At
oyster Bay until october J, thcir
Tong stay will Justify the ntiing w
~ very complete establiehrnent
Roosevelt has just leased Tor we
use 81 his secretaries and th@ir ~
sigfanfz q large suite ~ rooms by
brick block Hhich occupies inc Inost
rforain.rf hsIainese corner IN oyster
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-28

members II his official household
which have come 10 be known as
long distance cabinet meetings.. :"
All teieKraphi0 business Will be
transmitted IN the presidents pris
xata and secret code, 10 that there
Wiii he little opportunity for leaks
Of important information
The presidents NATL averages
about f.eeo letters a day, and al
though much Of u VIII be directed
"a the white house and be opened
there, Il will be necessary 10 for
ward the major portion To oyster
bay. This will make the oyster
Bav postoffice during the time the
president remains there The busiest
and most Important postoffice Of lie
size.
The block In which the executive
offices VIII oa foratSd ~ sIftsats
aorue distance from tho Roosevelt
home az saRamore hill. but the pres
ldenf plans 20 make NJ least one
visit each day 10 his business esteb-
iishment. and Secretary Loeb VIII
usually make one or more trips TO
Sycamore hill each day 10 confer
With the president
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-28

skspsies waEErd their heads when
cahn Hsliis. the most enterrsislue
theatrical manager in the North.
west. told them that Inside ~ I've
Heks b. so0ld have one ~ ths fin
est vaudeville houses ln this SO tlua
u the country. completely bult and
giving the theaier soinE public II
sratfls attfsetionH - the hisHe#t o.
der That wss two weeks aEn, az
tisiiiE and sous friends steef ia a
neglected apsu lot ca' erred With
debris and tail grass az the eafnsf
af Thifa rVrHur ard james street.
the site ~ ne oid resisf mansion.
feu cant 90 a. Cal" thsy All
.sla.
watch aid see rsturned Heilis
with afuiss - assurance
Ten days ase q force ~ men. % In
number. ts-gk posrrpsion ~ the bar
ren BOT and the flrNt BIZ ~ earth was
turned In = aaY ~ tNo iuNfs and
loads ~ humber w~rr piled on the
lot aud from that hour 20 this a ere
has beru the continual music uf hN--
hammers. tbs raHpilK chuckiv OF
haHkrs fnnthtd sauA the prrsrsh Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-28
STRIKE is STILL ON

A conferwnce between the man
ayers q TIRE companies up-ratus
souna steamers and the fseShsuds
untnn vas held AZ , O'Clock this
morning IN the office % Charles y
Pea tzs4Y. general ssaaAs~s - the
Alaska Sfsa n1shlp Company, No
definite result Was abtalned and the
strike IL still in force.
Ths effy Change n the SITUATION
10 that TIE dsckhanfa union has de-
ciarrd tbs BelliushslE Bay Trsiis-
rorfafl1u Company unfair The
unisn demanded. Il Is said. the dis
rsiinsai % aecxhands taken aboard
TIE steamer rso3s az WhRtcorn. and
uraa the refusal - Captain J. u
Thompson. manager q the company.
70 % -. began again the strike
against TIE company.
rrank Burns. superintendent Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-28
MAY De LOST
No Trace of Overdue Steamer
Minniefonka Consigned TO
Cook and Co. Can be
Found

corunsl. on ths south American
coast MAJ 20 to rspienish her ftfei
supplN Shs sailed from that port.
MAJ - since then she has been
icsf track ef fsw DAYS after her
departure = tsrFteir storm FsvAEed
sh~ Chilean coast Th~ Minustnusa
must has been within tho radius of
that sturfFs belt and either she a.
wrecked OF driven miles cut 81 her
. >. - = -. -. a.,
ceen = -. b ~ AsnsrIean Ila
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-28
SMALLPOX
ALesTRoss. WITH Or. JORDAN
AND OTHER SCIENTISTS,
QUARANTtNED AT PORT
TOWNSEND

PORT TOWNSEND. wn-. June IL
The United states steamer Albztrosr.
which sailed some days aeo with q
party Of scisntists headed hy Pref.
Jordan 60 examine the fisheries Of
British Columbia and Alaska. returned
this morning with a case Of smalipox
and SaF sent 20 the quarantins eta
ton. The patient ia a member Of ths
erea and NaA shlppcd az Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-28

A telegram received tbs morning
frafa - Paul ~ A "a Denuistaa
Nsstsru faassuges agent of the
Great Sarthafu. states that the SO
eist excursion rates Witch we're an
nuuneeA to - in effect frofn June -
70 1aHs =. have beer extended q
Jals u Is ard - sna August u ard
- IN addition to the dates already
authorized
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-28

Fer 50 days no word han bsea
heard 81 the steamer Minytetonka.
50 certain h4ss u beeome that she
h4s met disaster. that hsf under-
writer's have offered her foF ruin-
sursaee At - pr cent.
The Mtnnetouha u q nus freight
rr She staa Just recently been
iaaaehed. ard her present voyage =
hrr nrxt enc II any length. ~hs
te1ss 49, 49, ssrn heastt,t fs4s 44n
=
ssiss saa san nisso. she Pus into
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-28
FIRST NOMINATION
FOR CARNIVAL QUEEN

rueceed Robert Hrskcth Ms secretary
and business agent ~ the union, The
latter. who had held the position for
nearly two years. was presented with
a neatly engraved solid gold watch
HaAflAg the emblem - the Information
~ union. In recognition Of his LONE
and fsithfui service.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-28

other 70 their list Of crimcas this
morning on the no Grandc road.
near Soldier Summit. They badly
beat and threw from n train Charles
Nelson and his companion from
Provo, Utah. They later held W the
section foreman at Pleasant Valley
OFFICERS have gone g. the scene and
a battle Is expected.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-28

Alss Gussle Blase. an officer o. the
local Mattresses union, was elected as
a candidate for queen 81 the labor
carnival to begin in this city July q.
hv local "a Cooks and Walters union
IT a largely attended meeting 81 the
union last night.
Joseph q. Sheldon was elected to
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-28
LAUNCHED THE ROOM

Tire kaiser shook hands ~ith every
man connected with the building Of
the vessel The men were ~ their
working clothes Later the kaiser
Muehsd with Admiral Cotton on
board the kearHarge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-28

the Alaska Steamship Cornpaus.
stated te4fay that the viaifFi Of fhs
ntrik rFz that tire company since the
tnauHuration % tne strike hss euas
pfuvea short handed crswr is aheo-
lukefy lueaHfsEk "a ati the rrssa 70
quired are easily orsMinAblr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-28

ST. PETERSBURG. June z7.--The
ruonarchiaf society organized At
plnak has circulated an Immense
number Of leaflets which open a.
Follows. Brother workers. Ortho-
dox and Catholics; Christ hos arisen,
let us embrace, kiss and go XII all
Jews"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-28

KIFI. June 81 THE kaiser and
kaiserin we're present ~ the launch
ing of the new cruiser Room. today.
with them was the entire list Of
American visitors. Including officers
and civilians. The cruiser was chris
tened by copntgsH WAldersss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-28
DESPERATE
ROBBERS
gtvE MASKED MEN COMMIT
MANY ouraA3es IN UTAH
OFFICERS EXPECT A BATTLE

eA1T LAKE. Utah, June IT,
E'fvs masked men who have been
holding % freight trains, robDlpg
Inc crews and beating men TOT the
Daaf three days IN Utah. added an
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wall line IT this city She carried
a smaii Number OF passengers. Who
boarded her az cofnncl
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BANK CLEARINGS

The Nome liner ohio " scheduled
10 sail for Nome July z, and tho
Oregon June 30.
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CHICAGO, H.. June 27.-wheat,
81 Us 10 80 rs.
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money. she is hsia for ideneihea-