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The St. Louis Republic., 1903-08-09
wAUkEsHA.

waukesha. Wis. Aug; s.IThe past wsel
has been gay one. The Lyric Glee Clut
and euchre. at the Terrace Hotel. the diving
elks, the trained horse. baseball and yachl
racing at the Waukesha beach furnished
abundant amusement for the resorters.
Miss Florence Glenn, who has been visit
ing her aunt, Mrs. George McNulty, on
Maple avenue. has returned to her home In
Miss May Hewitt Of 81. Joseph. Mo-. is
spending the summer with friends at Tenn
pleton.
The Reverend and Mrs. J. K. Thompson
and SON OF Muscogee, I. T.. are guests at
the Wardrobe House.
of Kansas City. AIo.; f. J. Shea, st. Louis;
Mrs A. S. Newson, Austin. Tex; Marie
Swanson g. ySssPh Mo- srs and - MIs RS Paek pas
Mrs. s. E. AllIn of Houston. Tex. is stop
ripg at the National 1,.,,..,
Mrs. T G. Ecard and son OF Houston,
Tex. are guests at the Inn.
Mrs. Eugene Marshall. Dallas. Tex; Ed
3 slofk s LANES Ma sre ms at the Terrace Hotel
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Weyland of st. Louis
are e. visiting friends at Guthrie, Wis.
Alex, Berger. Jonesooro. Ark; F. 81 a.. Hat.
Fort Worth. Tex: Nj and Mrs; l. B: Fitz-
hugh and son Frank Of Texas: w. ". Teohe,
Da Te Eoas of san a M 9ns
at the Fountain House
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Price and Miss Susie
Schristian. Terrell. Tex; Mr. and Mrs, A.
ST. Louis; Mrs. j. D. Osborn. Mrs. J. F.
Blair. Cleburn, Tex, and Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Z. Nelson of Helena. Ark, are guests at the
Spring City Hotel.
Doctor Spangler Of Guthrie. Ok. fs spend
ing a few days with friends In Oconomowoc.
Miss Alice WyTan of st. Louis is visiting
friends in Milwaukee,.
c. w. Childress OF Fort Worth. Tex. Is
stopping at Oconomowoc.
Mr. and Mrs. Major Tenny Of Sherman.
Tex. and Mr.. and Mrs Doctor Bond Of
ST LOUIS pfe are sufsts at nn %apss S.,ho
Victor Sterling, John n. Shack w. 8.
Lloyd. c. A. Bugh and family Of st. Louis
are rusticatfnE at Green Lake.
c. A. Snyder of St. Louis has his outing
at Tyfleld. Wis.
Congressman BENJAMIN T. Caldwell Of
Chatham. ILL.,, with IL family. has arrived
and will remain during the summer.
NrE.; e. II. Dale snd Miss EMILY Dale.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-08-09
EXPERT REPORTS IN FAVOR.
OF MERAMEC RIVER SCHEME.
Says Present System of obt.ini.e cfsx
Water Ii Condemned as . Bafbs1.
Ism Not to BE Tolerated.

George Y. wisner. q member Of the come
mittee Of experts appointed to inquire into
the matter Of obtaining water for 81. Louis
from the Meramec River. submitted sup
Elemental report yesterday to the members
Of the Board Of Public Improvements fav-
orable to the scheme.
The report Of the committee. which was
submitted some time ago. also was favor
able.
Mr.. wisner states that. based upon the
recommendations Of science, the present
system of obtaining water for the city
should be abandoned, Sedimentation and
filtration are both Objectionable, he claims
The scientific world. he states. recom-
mende that streams that are polluted
should be abandoned as q source Of OBJ
tanning water for household use ~
To pump water for domestic use f1
sources known to be polluted by sewefaQ1
Is condemned as a barbar1sm not to u
tolerated in this age Of enlightenment and
progress. he states.
He also says that q water famine Is In
evitabe for st. Louis, as the supply from
the Mississippi River is not sufficient.
The Meramec scheme. he thinks. 10 the
nearest approach to the ideal for st. Louis.
The water Is pure and need not be III
tered.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-08-09
sAYLOR SPRINGS. ILL.

One Of the pleasing features of the Springs
this week was the children's entertainment
giving in the dancing hall. 1t was planned
and carried out entirely by the young misses
of the hotel guests. Miss Edna s.nsenbren-
ner OF st. Louis being the manager.
Among the arrivals this week from st.
Louis are the following: z. Prince H II.
Fabricious. L. N. Henneberger. c. e. Vail.
+. r. Lehman. Mrs John Cornelius. James
Cornelius. Mrs ]. Wood. John w. Gibson
and wife. Henry Albright. Mrs. f. l.
Mosely Of East st. Louis also L. C. adams
and family. Mrs. F. S. Niehaus Ellen Ho-
gan. Verena Hogan. Grace Warner, Miss
Moran, Cecilia Hogan, Mrs. NJ. Allen and
son, G. Lehman and wife, E. j. Lehman
and wife. N. NJ: Burns, Eugenia Hogan.
Madona Hogan, lien Sloan.
Those from other cities were: L. W.
Brown. John Hogan. Oscar Luchmann, AL
lamont, ILL.,: George Gesell. TaylorvilIe, ILL.,:
Mrs. !. n. LAWYER. Ridgeway. H.; Mrs.
Anna NJ. Hallstrow and Miss AIilda Hall
strow. kirkwood. NO.: G. A. Willis, Carmi,
Ill: !. c. Adams East st. Louis, ILL.,; r. A.
Cox. Springfield. ILL.,; d. s. Cornell and wife,
llliopolis, fII,,; G; Il; Triebel and family.
Ind: Josephine Crotts. Mary Britain, Vim
Gennes, Ind: j. C. Lavelie. Washington,
Ind: George Harding. Hannibal. H.; Misses
Kllerskamp. Mrs. Edward Nocum, Vim
Connng Ind
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-08-09

Avery Beach. have been delayed by the
illness OF Mrs. Mailer.
Mrs. p. W. Harrington of Atlanta, Ga
IS spending some weeks at the Shamrock
Others from St. Louis at the Shamrock are:
MISS n. McNamara. Miss Logne, Mrs. W.
X Harris. Misses Blanche and Henrietta
The following from St. Louis and Kansas
CITY are spending the summer at, Avery
Beach Hotel: Margaret NJ. E-skine. Doctor
and Mrs. W. B. Shelp and family, Mrs. E
g Griffith C G; Griffith and sons. c. r
Schraps, wife and boy, p. E. Schraps wife
ana eni. mss. May Meehan, Mrs d. H..
Ball, nurse and child. St. Louis: A. n. Sc
ward. Fort Smith. Ark; E. j. Schoppe. T.
A. Karst. Will s. Ford. Ben A. Logan. j.
W. Arkin. A. r Hirshman. ST. Louis; J.
l.. Morgan. John B. Force. j. J. Lamkn. H
Jones. s. A. Waite, G. s. Powell ]. B. siar-
back. s. E. Webb. H. Goely. N Gleck. c.
Norman Jones. Mrs. Clyde. Mrs y R.
Gray. St. Louis: o. p. Meyers. J. H. Nee
han. Mrs. :. II. Meehan. May Cesile.
blanche Meehan. Mrs. r. C. Fairbrother.
st. Louis.
St. Louis people at the Lakeside resort
are: Mrs. c. Harris and daughter. ]. A.
Gossman. c. Pollok. H. Tenant. Mrs. Z.
Wolf. Freda Wolf. at the Mairland; Eta
EckersaH: Violet 5. Reid. Louise Brunby,
Helen McFinken. Mrs Lee Harrison, NJ. nj.
Harrison, Merrill Harrison.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-08-09
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, W. VA.

White Sulphur Springs W. Va. Aug. s.
reached this week. the first morning Ger
man. feature of the old White Sulphur.
was danced on Tuesday and was brilliant
we'll who has established reputation here
In past seasons
The bal poudre was given Friday night
by the ladies' and eclipsed any previous
event OF the kind ever given here. The large
Old colonial ballroom was especially dec
GRATED for the occasion. and the costumes
were the handsomest seen here: this season
Among the conspicuously welI-dressed
women present were Mrs. A. B. Lambert of
st. Louis. who wore Paris gown of white
opening minuet, and wore a beautiful gown
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-08-09
THINKS BEAVERS
HAS DISAPPEARED,
No One Seems to Have Seen Postal
Official Since He Was
I Indicted.
MAcHEN is UNDER SUSPICION.
Post Office Department Has Been
Asked to Have His Bail In
creased on the Ground That
He Intends to Escape.
The Republic Bureau,
18th 81. and Pennsylvania Ave.

18th st. and Pennsylvania Ave.
! Washington, Aug. 8-While officials Of
| the Postal Department are 10th to discuss
| the matter, they are possessed Of well
| defined impression that George W. Beavers
| late superintendent Of the Division OF Sal
aries and Allowances, who was indicted by
the Federal Grand Jury in Brooklyn q
i month ago, has disappeared.
An effort has been made all along since
the indictment was returned to carry the
impression that Beavers was where the IN
spectors could put their hands on him at
a moments notice and that the reason he
was not served with notice Of the indict-
ment and brought before a United States
Commissioner. as is the custom in all such
cases. was that the Government did not
care to show its hand. In other words. the
Government did not care to disclose its
case. which might prove of benefit to Beav-
ers in preparing and strengthening his de-
fense.
Stories have been printed from time to
time in the New York newspapers concern
ing Beavers's alleged whereabouts. but it
Is pointed out as significant that not a sin
gle story has told OF any one actually hay-
ing seen him. 1t may be interesting to
f1ce Department have been approached
within the last twenty-four hours by per-
sons who have asked that the department
take steps to have the bail OF august w.
Machen increased.
These persons told the Post Office Depart
ment officials. 1t is believed. that they had
reasons to believe that the former super
intenderit of the Division of Free Delivery
contemplated leaving Washington and they.
pointed out to the officials the possibility OF
his fleeing the country to evade trial on
the charges that have been preferred by the
Grand Jury Of the District Of Columbia
This is a matter that rests entirely with
the Department Of Justice now, indictments
having been returned.
Interesting developments in the POST
Office Department investigation are ex-
pected soon. possibly by the middle OF the
ments are the officials of the department
decline to say. Postmaster General Payne
had Assistant Attorney General Robb and
Fourth Assistant Postmaster General Bris-
tow with him for couple of hours to-day.
1t Is understood that they discussed the de-
vclopmenfs that are expected next week.
Maurice Runkei. who was Jointly indicted
by the District Of Columbia Grand Jury
with August w. Machen and Thomas w.
McGregory. appeared before Commissioner
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-08-09

ShieldS in New York and gave 8. 900 hail
for his appearance when wanted. The in-l
dictment found against Runkel charges,
him with conspiring with August w. MAJ
chen and Thomas W. McGregor. deVsing
and intending to cheat and defraud the
United States"
a warrant for his arrest was issued Tues
day. August 4. by Chief Justice Clabaugh
OF the District of Columbia
The charges are made in connection with
supplies and equipments for the FREQ de-
livery service. Runkel is described as Of
New York City and as dealing in small
registry receipt book cases Of leather De-
cember 9. 1902. the presentment says, he
gave McGregor a check for $50 on the
Queens County Branch OF the Corn Ex-
change Bank. against the dignity, and
contrary to the form Of the statute Of the
United States"
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-08-09
CAUGHT BREAKING INTO STORE.
Joseph Tefkey, is Years Old, Held
by the Police.

Joseph Tefkey. IS years old. Of No. 1891
North Eighth street, is charged by Police
man Aylward and Private watchman Ryan
with breaking into the Capples Tailoring
company's shop at No. 6ls' Franklin ave-
nue.
watchman Ryan. while making his
man boosting boy to transom over the
front, door of the tailor shop. Ryan hred
n shot to attract the police and then start
aged to get away. but the boy was caught
BY Patro.man Aylward.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-08-09
MRS. SADIE T. VALID
OF Chicago who is visiting relatives Louisiana Mo

tian Of st. Louis have arrived for the sum
mer at the lake.
Mrs. Van SAINT and Miss Caroline Hos
mer, who have been visiting relatives at
Wildhurst. returned to their home in Okla
homa City Monday
Mr. and Mrs. Ii. E. Cause and wife OF
Burlington. Kas.. are at the Donaldson.
The Reverend Robert ]. Church of Car
rollton. Mo-. occupied the Congregational
pulpit Sunday evening"
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-08-09

/ proved an all-absorbing diversion for Mar
ragansett. Newport and jamestown for the
last week.
Mrs Thomas Gibson and Miss Cora Null
holland of St. Louis are at the Mathewson.
Doctor and Mrs. ]. ]. Lawrence of ST.
Louis were among those present at the polo
tourne ment this week.
Doctor and Mrs. ]. J. Lawrence of St.
Louis occupied boxes at the elite vaudeville
show. which was presented under canvas
on the Mathewson lawn Friday evening.
August :.
At the Atlantic are Mrs. Charles A.
Fairies. Master Clarence Fairies and Miss
Kathryn Fairies of st. Louis.
Mrs J. L. Green and family of St Louis
have lrriEed n. tho MatheMSon.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-08-09

Of st. Louis are spending the summer at
Delevan. Wis.
Mrs. schluter of st. Louis is visiting
friends In Oconomowcc.
Mrs. Mary Million and granddaughter.
Miss Ruth Million of Springfield, H., and
niece. Miss Alice E. Godfrey Of st. Louis.
are stopping at the Park Hotel for the sum-
mer
Mr.. and Mrs. Gustav Heye of Galveston.
Tex. and Mrs. Henry Berger of Little
Rock. Ark. are visiting In Milwaukee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Capen and children
of st. Louis We're visitors In Milwaukee the
past week
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-08-09
HENDERSON WAS 0BEDIENT.
Compiled With Commands of Rob-
bers Who Relieved Him of Money.

William Henderson Of No. 2ol3 South JET.
ferson avenue obeyed the orders Of high
wayman. who told him to go straight homo
and keep his mouth shut. Friday night. and
did not report the robbery until yesterday
morning.
Henderson got of a car at Fourteenth ana
Olive streets. Two men followed him to
an alley and at the point Of a pistol robbed
him of 32S
Now you go straight home and keep
your mouth shut or you will be killed."
said one Of the robbers after getting Hen
derson's money. Henderson obeyed the
order and the police knew nothing Of the
robbery until yesterday.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-08-09
SARRAGANsETr.

2 s-Narregansett Pier. r. l., Aug. s.--The an
I. nuai polo tournament OF the Point Judith
! Country Club was inaugurated this week
on the grounds at Wildfeld Farm, and has
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-08-09

I.ONDON-Andrew Carnegie has offered
the city OF Dublin the sum of s1i0,O0O toward
the erection Of free public library.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-08-09

in connection with the spiclgartenfest. The
date fixed upon was August 12 the day
after the bazaar, and the play selected was
The Old Maids Convention.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-08-09

woman's Academy of Science.
The Woman's Academy Of Art and eci-
ence. at No. 301 Pine street, will open IN
September for girls and young women. The
course of instruction embraces domestic
economy and the arts. Mrs. NJ. NJ McGnl
is president of the faculty.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-08-09
Hor.e.hoer., outinx.

The annual outing of the Master Horse
shoers' Protective Association will take
place Saturday. August Is, at Ramona Park.
A programme of dances and athletic events
has been arranged
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-08-09
CATARRH. -
;OInuon Miller nf ReIIAvfIIRr

Nr. SOIOmOn NfIIcr, OF BeIIevfIIep
Ill. one Of the Oldest and best-known citt-S
zens of that community. took a short course
of treatment from the Powell Medical In
stitute for Catarrh. and. in speaking of the
results, said: There really isn't much to
say about my case. All there is TO IL is
that took course of treatment from DR..
Powell for a bad case of catarrh, complicat-
ed with stomach, liver and spleen trouble,
and got well. / was so bad that / had to
give up my work; at times the pain would
be severe in my side that I would have
to sit or lie down wherever 1 was. Yes. you
can say for me that the treatment Is all
that is claimed for 1t. 1t is not expensive;
1t costs next to nothing, but for results
there is nothing to compare with it,
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-08-09
STOMACH TROUBLE.

Mrs. John HUFFMAN. GO4 Summit
ave. East st. Louis. says: Il mad suffered
for years with catarrh of the nose. throat
and stomach. My stomach became so weak
that it was impossible for me to eat solid
food. The pain which / experienced was in
tense. Oftentimes / would cough hard
that / would vomit all that / had eaten
had lost 25 pounds of flesh. and was a
physical wreck Under the Bi-Chemic Treat
ment my appetite is good. my head clear.
my cough gone, and. in fact. am a new
person In every respect: ! cannot speak too
mighty OF the Bi-Chem.c Physicians"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-27
LITTLE DOINGS
ABOUT TOWN

A large number % citizens have
pefitsansl thc eitY council 90 usuas
exc 1t the nrw ga9lle parks Oh homer
81 Bailey safHert. aas af the rafiY
-, tss.Ss s..S-p,u. @,,s.->D 49, - ,4..-se..
fssff fltfr HrTlur1Izlsa an q y FuuHW
aaaf sntsFei fhe store - 3. ~ 1id
ham A. Te enfy fourth avenue ana
Weller street., saturday night The
Thieves secured ouiY 8 10 money
but ED coins valued az 80 Yer
ntnieu. IRE police have no clue %
Fhe Ideugu 81 the rahhaEH
WsisAm Wptiuaon. charged attn
having stuiru SO NnFfh 81 face sow
der and perfume ffum stsWRrt 4
HoiIues drug store. FEBRUARY . ~
issiag sfied ia the criminal depart
snsnf Of the Superior court
MIS-. Angie Teafuf has hFen sranls
- q divorce from her husband. ~
NJ TsStgr. piOpfietar II the 81 fimo
hates. BY SuIerinr Judge Bell AIRS.
TeataF aileg~d aesertian. cisiuinK
that she defendant had refused fa
I've eith her STAGE jets. 1891 -
the dHeree filed sasaY she was
awarded her share Of the community
property and SIS a month ailndns
AR. and Mrg. Tsntef WsFe married
nearly - years ago. They have tao
Children
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-27

A $4,000 HOME
Robert Nisbet Win Build at
Prospect and Aloha Streets.
Capitol Hill

The Noore Inf eatuasnt Company
recently sold Al Robert Nishet s
sHleuAtd lof on Eafdtoi HiH IT
Prospect and Aloha streets The
consideration vas 81 ~. fof iat 3 In
hiaaA . An uHohHtfueted VirN II
mountains city ard lakes was ths
great indufrmeuf ia decidina NJ
Stshet o. purchase nu Capitol Hiii
A 81 - hnfre sisi ~ once D. Erected
thus aiding another beautiful med
sFa Residence u ths large number
sifeady comf5sted in the sHuts de-
ii3hffui locality. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-27
"IT'S AN INFAMOUS LIE AND
YOUREA CUR AND COWARD
Attorney Tom Page Pays $50 Fine for Hurting This
Accusation at Brother Lawyer

WrN 60 retire in the iury ruom.
.Mf iaFr" he said. 'hy reason q
the lauruHso used Ia my cuurtrvon
1 Hne yuu n contempt and VIII I'm.
assn e tine ul faa
numg tht recent ull ~ JOIN
naxnolda ftf murder In Witch fHEi
represented the defendant Todd az
rI# IHEv pfl.tlulN 80 hiNiah az
fsmrtrd Co hlihe j. Juror NAMED
UeuNn. Who when examined ful
eauHe had diaauaiinrd himself h1
Stating thli a. Waa meiudiccd
Although thiH aiArmgut was net
made in open enuFt3 aHe was 80 ihz
gsnaed thai he hgnusht the matter
before Judge Hell ard demauded
fedd ht mazda g. prove his allrEA=
fian 90 Ituuct them
ludEc ilrll refused f. take the
matter un until after the tFi..l. and
nefn4s- Wnrr WIS said about Il hN
gighe. Todd OF fake.
Al the Time Todd declared that
THROWN had tuld him that either raEe
uF Home friends ue hasra had at
tsmsi ted Geo make il worth his while
tn stay on the Jury and refuse ia
bring Ia "a verdict II suilty aa chatKz
Ell
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Attorney Tom n papo was nned
Sc fef ~1nttmpt af eeurt this
morning by spertor IudEc nen for
rxnfesslue in "a ntesf Vehement way.
the contempt hc ead he had hns
teu gef Deputy fnpaseutiOg AfiuH=
neN fodd
rhe inrident occurred duriuV The
trial sof "a petty criminal capr IN
which MI pasc represented iht des
fgudant and Mr fuad the state iins
uIx has existed between the two tAt
Some time and Waa hfausht to a
climax this mofniuE by Mr rodd
staffaH m olen court thAt Dc be-
HsNed spEe had influenced the tess
tIu4aHv - states Nltness named
Jehn iemmgt
IN hls aigumcet 10 ges -. t''
$40 said in elect of eeuFar, tsss
e"-sse "a lcwmet's testimony -
nade because he has been seen by
At fage.
nase tnmped feam his svat ANA
shouted ausrlls, NaW homer I dee
naunre that statement as a most I'M
Famous iir, and Il man who SAYS
such a thing ts "a cur and a coward
1Udsr heu prumntt3 oriored the
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NAh
ROBERT MALrHY. na \. Y. Blk
STOCK AND DAIRY FARMS.
Ne i0zA isQ acres rich river bot
tagn land. excellent laeafion, good
buliHinsH farming implements. 81
head u stock tie.tae
No sHHi 10 ncrra. all cleared. good
buildings very conveniently 10
Gated . 0H
No eaas-ons o. the best fo-arrs
tracts "a the White River valley
handy O. iutcfufban. good build
luaa 81 Zoo
No. tfaa - acres. bert river bottom
land. nicely located, elaHs g. small
town. 81 miles from Seattle house
barn. running water ss.eoa
~ aals1 4n seeaa faa cleared ss4ee
creek poor buildings handy a.
. creamery tf'aa
WAITER FHoNT PLACES.
No ta4s-ss acrcs. fine land. aiopinF
down e. n nice sandy beach. or
ehafa ~ 200 trees eotnmodious ie-
room house. several outbuiidinFs.
outfit OF tools. team. cove. chick
ems sallbont and ruwhoat si.oo0.
Ne. sAf7 Gs acres. rich alder LAND
facing nice sandy beach. few rode
from Seattle. Tacoma hoatiandmE
oufbutidingu bearing orchard.
spring water. herHp. harness.
buEEy. cows heifsus. chickens
outfit ~ tools. rowbeaf. everything
goes $4,000.
No sess - ecreH. = Of a mile water
front level land. good suii. very
easily cleared. slopes down to 81
nice beach. i'm Hishi OF Seattle.
g aeo.
No iaso IS acres. faeiue nice beach.
close t. small town acres
cleared. Groom house 81 coo
NICE HOMES NEAR GREEN
LAKE
No spia-i0 acres. well improved.
nice trout stream. Groom house.
several osithuiidlurs s. 600
Nc 20fa-4 acres cleared and fenced
good 7-rnom house ta.tee.
No aof4@Unr acre, close 10 ear line.
ell iu small fruits small house
several uutbulidinsn t2arn
LAKE WASHINGTON
No 1eai : acres. ehuiee waterfront.
IN high state of cultivation, new
Groom cottage, large green houses.
No. so0t--G acres, overlooking the
lake highly improved, fine 10
room residence. several outhuiid-
ings nice orchard s COO.
OTHER SMALL PLACES.
No a04as acres. bottom land. near
race track all In cultivation. house
hnrn. s. 500.
No. 1859 Five acres at Ravenna
park $1,000
No. 1865 Sc acres. all good land. 10
acres cleared. small house. several
outhuildings, orchard. small fruits,
running water. one mile from high
school team. harness. cows, chick
ems. OUTFIT Of tools. everything
goes. 81 600
No in6s Between Seattle aud Ia
coma 80 acres 20 improved. good
buildings. fine orchard. running
water. 81 500
No. ioT2-i0 acres, At Sunnydnie. G.
room house, small barn: 81. $50.
No bee 50 acres, near Renton: s7oO.
No $50 8 acres, water front. near
Brownsville, partially improved.
sasa spot cash
No. b6I acres, near Sunnydaie.
1.3st43 hssssae-. sS8H
ROBERT MALTRY. 40 n. Y. Blk
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4 PIN PRICK
CAUSES DEATH
tA.eial,o The start

EVERETT wn.. April y Mrs
Margaret smith died lprt nisht from
blood poisoning resulting from n
tlny PIN prick on the finger with n
hatpln "a week AFo. She suffered ter
rlhlr agony. Nearly every part Qf hor
body was swollen, She owned the
Hotel claire
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eualeE sEi.ferfaNH
iseo-A sew cottage eth three
rsams pantry ard he'll Two
large lets Ell rsitifafsd partly IN
fruit fenced with picket ffntr and
only three minutes Walk from car
fite@ Five room housa. res and curns
piete. nice tos AL fenced. with
rieket fence, handy 10 car With es
csiisuf service
iElta@An exceedingly fius ranch ~
tsH hsHeE ali slsarrt and cultivated
Cfur hearty All IN f1te-foorn
heaEe. barn. nenhousr and park
aaa other uuf bull insH 80 frut'
trees : acre HfFaw berries. rsrel.
49,. ,,-.1. -. -. 49, .
fitfffa fssstfa utrn tur y asiua trrurr
on PAT We have other places im.
proved anH unimufuFeif which are
flus bus Come IN and see uH if
yaa aIzH o. buy
ADAMS a NICHOLS
IN washington Building
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-27

LONDON. April AZ la the hnuHs
Of commons this afternoon Secretary
eWnhornc. replying to ga Interpret
iation reHafdiuK the itaikan aituu
tinn. stated that frerh and earnest
representations. urging promised tef
forums In Naeedenia had been made
within the itst few days hy the Hue
sinn and Austrian ambassadors
The ambassadors were supported by
either powers lie added thai thsy
had nlHu urged the appointment II
Earoprnn aflisesa TO rvnrsani6e the
genanrmefie
Tho ufiicial announcement h made
hrfv this afternoon that the Chinese
government has refused ta Efaht
Russian demands regarding Man
ehuria,
hENidN. Aprii 81 The cnnHtans
tinopir correspondent I'D the faees
hlatt SAYS the recall oG the Russian
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-27

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actress who eofnfa O. the Grand this
week. VII not play Mazda In
stead she viii present Aunt Jean
ME Saturday night Nutls ~ the
chauHe u the biIl Was feirzra phrd
Manager Cort ~ the Grand this
morning 80