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The San Francisco call., 1903-01-07
WARSHIP BIDS
ARE VERY CLOSE
Board Of Navy Bureau
Chiefs Will Make
the Awards.
Enormous Horsepower Will
Be Required to Drive
the Vessels.
wAsHINGToN. Jan. s.-Bids for build

WASHINGTON, Jan. 6.-Bids for build
Dig OF So. 900 900 worth Of warships were
v6rened at the Navy Department to-day
b. the presence of representatives Of near
ly every shipbUilding concern in America.
There were a host Of sub-contractors
who supply structural material for the
big ships The bidding was close and ex-
Clung, 4 feature OF the event was the
submission Of a proposition 10 supply the
enormous horsepower required to drive
The Tennessee and Washington, the
SpCediest ships the United States navy
1il have on its lists. with the new tur-
bine motors, the latter 10 be supplied by
an American company.
Another feature was the submission Of
RI sta temeur from one OF the largest bid
ders % the effect that they had satisfied
themselves that no less than 5000 horse
bower would be required 10 drive the big
ships at-the calculated speed. thus veri-
fying the estimates Of Engineer in Chief
Melville. The bids were as follows:
Newport News shipbuilding Company, one
snip in forty-tuo months. on department de-
Fort Is.,er ship s9d Engine works Of
Quincy. Mass one ship department designs,
IN fOr-y-tW0 months, Tor S4.5lS,OOO.
Bath Iron Works. one ship in forty-twg
months. department designs for s.. 500. 600. I
Ehip in r1rry-tu-o months. 81. .365. 900
New York Shipbuilding Company OF Camden,
one shin ll lortg-tUo months, department de-
&ns for - -2J0. 0O1. Two ships same class
for Sf.15o.900 each. 10 be delivered in forty
snd forrs-tV-o montlls- same company. on its
own designs. providing FOR 22-knot ships 70
be- delivered in forty and forty-twO months,
s. 2s0. 600 each.
Moran Bros & Co. Of Seattle Wash. one
ship I'm forr--rH-o months. for s.. 3s7. coo.
William Cramp a. sons. Philadelphia, one
ship department designs, tfirty-nine months,
y POO 0oo. same company, on its own de-
y gns ships 10 be delivered ia thirty-six and
lirtg-uiue months. 10 be OF - knots.
ship for 81 1oO. uoO, two ships on same plans.
50 oeo Q0u each. same company. on plans cf
ts OWL providing FOR the use of steam tur-
bues and water tube boilers 81 TOO, 600 for
one and 81. Oe0. 600 each for'two.
THE judgment Of the board OF bureau
chiefs win be necessary 10 determine the
awards.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-07
NEW ELECTRIC ROAD
FOR SoLANo COUNTY
Line Will Pass Through the Wealth.
lest and Most Thickly Pop
ulated Sections.

SUISUN. Jan. 6.-Yesterday the Board
of Supervisors granted a franchise to
Hartzell Brothers of Vallejo for sixty
miles of electric railway in this county.
The road will pass through the wealth.
est and most thickly populated parts of
the county and will connect the towns of
Cordelia. Rockville Manka, Fairfield. Sui
sun, Nacaville and Dixon. From the lat
ter town the sbad will run north to Wood
land A road will be built to Berryessa
Valley, a rich farming section of East
ern Napa County. and connect it with
tide water at Suisun. Hartzell Bros. are
supposed to be acting for company of
Los Angeles capitalists.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-07
BIC POLITICAL
RAILWAY FIGHT
Exciting Session of the
Ontario Commons
Expected.

OTTAWA, Ont, Jan. e.-The big po-
ltical railway fight that is bound TO
occur for the new transcontinentaI sub
sdy viii probably furnish the most ex-
. citing incidents Of the forthcoming ses-
sion Of the House Of Commons
Politicians and railway promoters are
alike speculating on the result. for all
the railws ys in the country are interest
I'd IN one way or another Everything
Of course centers around the position
\ brought about by the project Of the
Grand Trunk Pacific. Three months ago
the syndicate formed by the business
men Of Quebec was the only one in the
transcontinental field. but now there
are no less than four projects to come
before the House TO construct lines to
the Pacific Coast. There is the Grand
Trunk, the MackeQzie and Mann line.
the Southern Central Pacific and the
original project OF the Quebec people
So far the application for the Southern
Central Pacific has been confined to a
short line through Southern British Co
lumbla, through Fort Mcleod and
northesstwsrd TO the Churchill River
Later this viii be amended to make an
alternate route from Mcleod through
the Central Northwest and east to
Northern Ontario 10 connect with the
Grand Trunk.
Despite the numerous denials to the
contrary, IL is generally believed that
the Grand Trunk and Mackenzie and
Mann VIII finally unite their projects:
that one road Will be built through
Northern British Columbia to the coast.
in the first place il is not believed that
the Pacific province could well afford
20 subsidize two roads and the diff
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-07
PROPRIETOR OF A SALOON
KILLS A BUSINESS RIVAL

FORT BRAGG. Jan 60. P. Mccoy
shot and killed John Gallant, a rival in
the saloon business. at Cleon this morn
ing. There had been bad blood between
the men for more than year. Only one
shot was fired
Gallant leaves wife and six children.
Mccoy gave himself up and is lodged in
the Fort Bragg jail.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-07

test its virtues for such disorders as kid
ney, bladder and uric acid diseases. poor
digestion, when obliged to pass your
water frequently night and day, smarting
or irritation In passing, brickdust or sedi-
ment in the urine. headache. backache,
lame back, dizziness. sleepleSsnesS, ner-
VousneSS, heart disturbance due to bad
kidney trouble, skin eruptions from bad
blood, neuralgia, rheumatism, diabetes.
bloating, .irritability. wornout feeling, lack
of ambition, loss OF flesh. sallow compiler
ion or Bright's disease
If your water when allowed to remain
undlsturbed in glass or bottle for TWEEN
ty-four hours forms a sediment or set
ting or has a cloudy appearance II Is evil
dence that your kidneys and bladder need
immediate attention
Swamp-RoOt Is the great discovery OF
DR.. Kilmer the eminent kidney and blad-
der specialist. Hospitals use IL with won
cases. Doctors recommend IL to their pa
tients and use it in their own families
because they recognize in SWamp-Rock
the greatest and most successful remedy
SWanp-ROot is pleasant to take and fs
for sale the world over at druggists in
bottles OF two sizes and two prices-59
cents and 81. Remember the name,
Swamp-Root. DR.. Kilmer's Swamp-Roo,
and the address, Binghamton, N. z. on
every bottle.
the slightest symptoms OF kidney or
{ In your family history, send at once to
no viii gladly send you by mail, imme-
tile OF Swamp-ROot and book contain
ds Of testimonial letters received from
re to say that you read this generous
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-07
Mrs. Purrington Sues for divorce.

SANTA ROSA Jan. "a new phase in
the burlington family troubles, which for
the past ten days have been occupying the
attention of the courts, developed TODAY
when Mrs. Frances burlington brought
suit against Joseph burlington for divorce
upon the ground of cruelty. burlington
is a well known horse man and hop grow
and the trouble appears to have de-
veloped over the disposition of certain
properties.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-07
TO Prove what Swamp-ROot the Great Kidney Remedy,
Will Do for YOU, Every Reader of The Call" May
Have Sample Bottle Sent Free by Mail

Weak responsible for
and suffering
through
are to follow.
Your other organs attenton-bnt your kidneys
becaus= they andn eed attentio
Ii sick 'feeI
SwampR the great kidney, remedy,
$ are all the
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-07
Round Trip Ticket at one-way Rate

The Southern Pacific will sell you ticket
TO Kansas City and back on January and .
for sixty dollars Better call at the Informa-
tion Bureau, 613 Market street and get par
tculars. 1t will save you money.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-07

ALBANY, y y. Jan. 6.-The Court OF Ap-
peals to-day handed down decisions affirming
the constitutionality of the police reorganiza-
ton law of 1901. which legslated out of office
the ''bi-partisan' police commission of New
York and former Chief OF Police Devery.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-07

culties presented 10 the successful
handling Of competitive roads in a new
country are large.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-07
OF THE RETIRING GOVERNOR
REVIEWS ADMINISTRATIONS HISTORY
/" HE final message Of Gov
ernor Gage to the Legis-
Il lature consists chiefly Of

n lature consists chiefly Of
a retrospect of the work
done during his occupancy of
the States supreme Office dur
ing the past four years, with
an occasional dash of criticism,
and a sprink1ing throughout OF
suggestion, admonition and en-
couragement. He reviews the
changes in conditions since his
election and tells of the admin
istration's work in the line OF
advancement. Among the topics
made prominent are the libel
law, the danger of the enact
ment Of unnecessary constitu-
tional amendments and the ne
cessity OF more harmony
throughout the State.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-07

You may have a sample bottle OF this
free by mail, postpaid, by which you may
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-07

on the crime It is no wonder that the dig
nifty OF the press should be debssed and that
hcentious journalism should be rampant. The
majority Of the newspapers of the State, es-
pecially the rural press. are, generally, con-
trolled and owned by brave moral censors.
men Whcse purpose in life is to purify public
opinion. suppress vice and crime. and main
tam. by public argument, the rights and lib
critics OF the people. Unhappily. a few glar-
ing instances are 10 be seen of newspapers
conducted by morally irresponsible corpora
tions and certain millionaires which represent.
IN TACT, not the pure and free voice of public
opinion, but the business and political interests
OF the owners who use them as a means for
the attainment Of their own ambitions and the
expression of their private hates and preju-
dices
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-07
Libel the Subject of a
Part of the Docu-
nent.
Harmony Among the
Cities and Towns
Needed.
BUBoN1c PLAGUE FARCE.

the power to determine the law as in other
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-07
Wisdom in Enacting
of Laws the De-
sideratum.
Peril He Says Lies in
Too Hasty Amend
mentS.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

ALL HEADQUARTERS. SAC
RAMENTO, Jan. 6.-The mes
sage Of Governor Gage to the
Legislature was received this
morning. 1t is a voluminous
document and embraces refer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-04
MEANS DEATH
TO COMYNS

Tattoo ned" Comyns. burglar, en-
convict and police ataol pigeon yea
tsrday admitted that no had broken
into four srooefy stores last sunday
night. and took Police Sergeant
Powers 10 tho hiding place Of the
stolen plumber A kt % tools stolen
from the Churchill Hardware store
was recovered neat Twenty third
avenue aud jackson street The
money he HsFa ne stole, vas given
% a hes 60 buy a coat Zoe him. ana
cannot now BE- accounted for
Cemynu says he entered the stat
urocefy store Of Twenty third ana
Jackson street fiFnt. hy breaking =
pane Of glass Then he entered the
hardware store next door By piekina
the lock. There he stole the tnola
WIN rRHp stolen from the aeeuna
store he forced his WAY into the
nagEet Mercantile company's store
Ae htuke n window % the fiaum
sartcn grocery stuTe. bat WAS scared
away. n was there that ne left hik
coat ~. then went "a the Gardner
store aud then e. Detective iAnr ,
house, whete he spent the niEht
ror SIX weeks Comynu says he has
heon living at lanes house. Since
his arrest eomyHH has peeame more
and mere unnefYed Last night h.
y a. entirely broken down and efica
bitterly all night ite realizes that
II he secs "a the psnitentiarN that
Il viii 30 q terrible iife Tor him.
There are tlssHr who say that he wilt
never leave the peuitentiafy alive IL
he once enters a. The convict
whom he has tipped an "a the pa
lice and who bre serving time nn az
count % his trvarhrrY to them. VII
fnd a way to pat him unt Of tht
way.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-04
THE MARKETS

During the present week HOO
dozen ranch exsn have been shipped
10 Nome. Dawson and various points
along the Yukon river TO the Sour.
dough In the camps. some q ~ husn
have not seen an egg since last sum
ntsr. T-hs frat eggs 70 reach ths
hungry miners srs Wild FOR astonlsh-
inEiy high prices. They cannot ~
shipped into the Interior Of Alaska
st ali unless the rivers are navig-
able
The large number - eggs shipped
70 Alaska has caused = strinxeney Ia
thu local market
WHOLESALE PRICES
fThs-. prices are 70 sny s.sysr IA ausn.
tltias- Prices 81 srsan purchases average
- pr esnt. htsh~r1.
Provisions
rrssA Msss--cow h-s< sis1 p~r 10
rsrs. iosss s.r Il. veal ssiov ssr n
fs-~razs1rs Ha=H - Sszsssszs E4ssE.
i7ae. esilis.. frs<e. I've.
Vegetables
FarsanH rntsscax nafiva. 80 noo 70 90 psr
ton rsstasss. ttx gosiaoo ~ Ten. Esw
sssss ITO s.r ..s - ,ssssis.s si.eo 81
t.ssets isttu1e. 81 = D-r esss ea1lif5ssf.
q = n~x foesai c@htess. ~ - pes ct.
O. n p~r bas. rsfivs EFe~n pea4. - p~t
n. strfna busns. II Far ~ gufuufsrs.
Tseaal - pr dnsens aftfrtokee eeFoe1
psr fns@a. raxlish@a 10 p~r 4esan hpneh-
g. antens. usgaiah pr evt. srsss- ies
par doasn bunrhss.
Green fruit, etc.
California strawberries tiQt y Per crsts.
o~-rn4l - % par crets nstiye. - spH1 or
crate nasfVa saoasb@rrfss. VI % per bqt.
Caussrnfs cherries -e4acS. TscotLpo. Nhitrs
o. 600 / 80
e. efsga r go Aes eesi--. 81 ~ = tef
Sss. f.ney. q so'Rs7 y. hsssnss. a. 500
o. Is pr saHrs. Ersps frust. t1Ass s2sso
Butter. Cheese. EGGS, Poultry
Battsr washinsten ersameriss stei
Ksss-Frssh raneh. soozfe pss aoH; East
etes.@- Native washi,stau. fpii cream.
iAss ICE. nsnbarEsf. re. swiss. hsiek. is9
roaitrr- Dressed turksrs zs4etci i've
hsns fel1f7c; I've ductr, fsc afsfesds 10.
Fprsnx chickens. - zt4An pef aoE.
Hay. Grain and Feed
Oats. a. 90 uer ton barley. W n eef
ton. wheaf. tzT02s per Ton. chnp. $3.50
- % Per toa. bran. al % pr ton. shof'a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-04
HAPPENINGS
ABOUT TOWN


The damage suit ~ MfN Eva
AEaasir against the city a. recover
81. eco damages Vas placed on trial
In Superior judge Alhertron'H court
yesterday. The plaintiff claims 70
he seriously injured az result 81
railing into an uncovered excavation
ON Third avenue laat November she
10 represented by Attorneys Fulton
a faten
Frank whinaett. Indicted by the
recent grand Jury Tor sellins liquor
without a license, pleaded guilty IN
criminal court and Was Tined 80 and
costs by Judge ilrll
y T.. HroNu q morphine user Who
sto,e two pairs u shoes from the
1feeu Shoes company. yesterday
Was nned 80 and costs b. Justice
Cam. this morning. and committed
90 the county fail "a default
Judge He'll granted Mrs, Martha
Hathaway divorce from Ieht
Hathaway this morning ON charge
81 tessftlan.
I'd. Walker pleaded guilty 10 the
charge Of petty larceny, this morn
inx. and wis sentenced BY Judge
nsil GO 30 dAys IA the county Jail.
Walker had h.sen charged with Erauo
larceny for stealing a diamond rms
from Mfs, Grace saearys Last Janu.
airy. Tne state altered the charge
ana allowed him 10 plead guilty -
petty iafcsny this morning, because
little evidence could be obtained a.
10 his guilt
y. q Winqulsf wss awarded a vrF-
diet OF 81 against the Seattle Flee
sfic company hy jury Ia Judge
Morris court. today me plslntin
snss for sseea 90 the ground that
he had br~u Fudeiy eisetea fromt a
Green lake caF ~ e Conductor with.
out surfessnt cause
Jahn Wsiaort was granted a ia
vofee from Amaiia Nelsirft - SUI
rerlar Judge BriL Tits morning On
grounds q incsmpafabtlisy Il tsu4-
permanent
Ms. Jepnis HAYS wants divorce
sram her husband Lewis HAYS. ahr
chaFFes tsagff#uu Sna -assIpstrts
~ ns,iueChaiis. aged e. vars, a
tslner. mas been missing siuee MAJ
90 from the uerrE hetst 81 she cor
uer - Second avenue south aud
hts atsaEpeaFanes san = sit.a -
bis frtsnaH
RetA GARRETT. a t7.y~ar-aid Klfi
vas arrested ~ Fatroiman Carr last
niahs ARD Lodged ~ ths city Sail -
inrafrisihie. Thr Eifi recsutiY Nufks
"a fot a Mfm. thurman. whn lives m
YrsisF gay shsi i aiieK-d II have
appropriated several articles -
riothing whiis there TIE ssri hes
been ARRESTED several times before.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-04
hlimAhr aoclrrY MEr

Al the annual meeting Of the Hu-
name Society, held last nigh, ~ the
itninier. Grand. e was decided TO un-
dsftate the organization of depart
rnent Of the society among me
school children Of the city, Ihr
erection OF an animhfH h9ue ana
hospital 10 now assured Hhd Moth
will be begun aa soon az a site ~
secured
The following officers were elected
faf the ensuing year. ~ e. Mason,
fIrsHident. ~ ~ urseue, vice prsHi r
isnt. ~ Il Hartman treasurer.
and Mfa 4. uroniund. secretary
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-04
MARINE NEWS

steamer Queen arrived fram san
Francisco al O'clock this Afternoon
With "a large passenger let
steamer Humboldt VIII sal g.
sknEway tonight with more than 10
about one half ~ whom
are bound 20 the interior
The Nippon fuHsu Kahha'a iioiun
Mars % due e. arrive from fohas
hama tomorrow
ne cosmos diner Mruss iH due e.
reach ihts eiiY today from san Fran
eisra
Steamer Rainier sailed this morn.
inF for San FfanSisop hhe had =
are gafen aud ahtat ~ pasHenE :.
steamer Nhienrht sailed 81 n
o'clock thla mafninH Tot san iran
cisco uef passenger Tat numhefz
- 10
stearser James Dollar. Captain.
ThwiuE arrived early thiu uluFuinH
from ban FfaueiHra. Tier TIRE y ah
unrEentful She brought 40 paasrns
Frru.
me frmadelea steamer Boseerafts.
Formerly = transport aud npw az Oh
carrier. hrRaa iaadihF q cargo af Oh
Tor e ~ hazel ri San Ffaneiseo 20
aav iisf capacity h 80 o. Hai'ouA
ana 4 ~ expected that ,'ia aiit ms -
two trips ta she Aiaslla port thla
sumfaeF Ire OF T. fiif the use -
~ nes 81 burning sitamefn al ths
Fukan
sessnef Eiassoi took she Seattle.
Tacoma Olympia fun tnsiaf ln place
81 the Muliuu1nAh ahlch D. laid nr
Coz extensive tsils= repairs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-04
WILLING TO
FACE CHARGES

Edward T.. waite. awaiting sx-
trsdItiou IN the county isl on the
charge q emheHrltrk fseeo - the
funds ~ Col Sewberrya bank AZ
Manila. stated @ his attorneys yes-
tsrtay that ne MAS ready ani Wiss
ina 20 81 haca 20 tiie Philippians 4
lands and face his accusefH. he au-
theriseG Miller. Humes A Lysons.
who represent him IN this city, 70
notify the United states authorities
that II he were provided Nith a FIRST.
.cians ticket. he wuuid leave on the
first steamer for Manila. either aioas
Or In the company o. an officer
Waites denies the charges against
him and says that he resigned HE
position a. cashier % tha bank In
strueted his successor as 10 bis da-
ties and then left for his home IN
Alabama.
Waite was arrested last Sunday hy
Deputy Marshall stringer on board
a Canadian Pacific train a. II cross
ed tne BOUNDARY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-04
To pnlron. d lhe Iyy Prssa.

u announcing the disraHai e uf
Interests in IRE teY frees 80 ths
frrn - john - usssn a CO. ! lake
eats afeasfanita - esgfess - fuf
fftenHs ms niuesrr thanks ter STE
snuaf liberal laffruasr sna HHif'ffH
asaffasfaa srtenainH duFlHG ths pest
fsfa YnNfs white ! ifakr mrat
ssfsssfafaua ana fuHessrfHl ffis nee
! haze ths sattAta ten e iras ina e
in hanAs fully competent To- rtfHK
atii tie Niah standard uafn siHlel :.
- "a, -. -. - . - -
ne personnel ~ the RES ruHps ~
Hiii - A. Past smiirF my fafnfsl
partner AZ Jahn ~ naisH SHt
Sir Ff~i ! fsssine eudHf The "a
q TIE ~ Press Tie e tas srsa
quarters. K1ftt and Fikr
Personally. ] have no iat~ut on -
leaving seattle. bat Niil prahait Il
snNaKe }u other lines pf business "
thr city
fissrrsklna faH ny SUCCESSORS tie
--.atinuauts 90 yu9K fasaFp. ! efs.
-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-04
80 WERE
DROWNED

LONDON. England July a.
fAoyds today rccclvcd a dispatch
rtain Valparaiso reporting the loss
af the Pacific Steam NaVieatlon
eonnanY's steamer Afoquiah With
~ people aboatd. including passens
sera ard crew The Dispatch adds
that several larsr aud sc0feH or
small boats were wrecked IN the
harbor during the sale Of the last
two DAYS and that the city of Val
paraise suffered considerable dam
aGe.
captain Tod % AFoauipa attempt
Ell Is run the steamer cut t. sea in
lun She was struck hX a heavy
blast broadsiav and fauudered. So
far as Known none wcro saved
other shlns were WrVcked, tneluds
lng the Hfitiah shin fONdate, the
German bark pcruinmon aud the
Chilean bark Esauigo. The t'oydalv
STRUCK the hgeRkwatgF, SIX II bee
crew and the captains wife and soa
were drowned The persinmpn's
crew were saved The Esquite lost
two OF her crew.
VALPARAISO June 3 seventeen
survivors Of the wreck II the Aro-
qnipa have been rescued
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-04
Not Booth At ALI

Louisville, The dead ooe down At
Enid Okla. wasn't John wilkes
Booth AZ al. ~ IL q Cleveland 81
nussare.s bay.-=.sfiank" Wattefspn
uuAha: Have 4 tip that fae Enid
man wasn't Booth bat Pat Crusss
CudAhy.
81. Louis Ths dead man a Fnla
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-04
"a ~ .sts 49, 49, 49,. .
TU PREVENT LANDSLIDES

Engineers 4 IN Great Northern
railroad HFopssss ~ EuaFi against
further possible slide - the ALL a.
the north approach % ths Great
Northern tunnel ~ dFiFink fram
thrs9 70 ave ruNs q uliins along he
adka - tho hiii m ths district be-
t=e~s Str~s q ana Virginia streets.
and Filtstt and WeiasFu avenues
rhsf Med a petition for a permit 70
drive she rslsaE, With the s%sf.fafy
- she beard q public works. 5ssfsr-
aaw
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-04
A FORGER
CONFESSES

SPOKANE. wash. June SLOW
ard }. kreHHly, a minlna broker has
confessed 10 raising stock and fofa-
iuF names % stock certificates IA TIC
f.1eiis DreYfuaa Mining Co, ana
pookatinE go. 600. Col itidpnth IL
president Of the company. Senator
Turner IL one Of the directafa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-04
FEUDfSTS ARE
VERY BITTER

JACKSON. Ky. June s=rhe proa
ecution In the Jet and White murder
eases this morning asked permission
OF the court - withdraw the motion,
for . change u venue and hold ths
trial IN ttr~alhigt county, The
court granted the motion and Fc=
scinded the order changing the trial
u Morgan county.
Jctt and White we're brought into
court BY soldiers and turned over ga
the sheriff. NhofWRrtuiN siseak hands
with them. The anti-hAfNis people
this morning are very bitter
A vcsley ~ shots were AIRED neal
the jail last night and the seidlcrs
we're turned cut Tue homes ~ wit.
nesses are projected ey guards con
tinuaIly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-04
JANITORS
WALK OUT

CHICAGO June 1-Janisars tn sa
iarke apartment buildings struck
this mhrnlng They ailaee dtsertm.
nation against thslr unian
Attempts were made % start all
laaudries this morning with nor
unicn help. bat Jailed because tire
eaai transfers threatened 10 walk
out
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-04

10 believed 90 be Jesse James Police,
LONDON The Hnid man admit
tod before he died that lac wrote
Hhnhshpehre'a plays, lie IL thete-
fore Bacon Str Henry Twins.
Paris Everybody IA wrong, The
nnid man was the fellow that broke
tho bank al Monte Carlo. Alphonae'
Chinese rebels have captured the
town OF che ring Chau. They are
on the way a. Ping fong ana Chow
chow, now.
The town Of at John. wash, i
having 1 big building h9ofat
over 10000 textile workers In phil
adulphla are said 20 be Idle owing
10 the strike.
statue af late gafret A, Hobart,
former vice president ~ the United
states, unveiled al Paterson. n, J.
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