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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-11-26
Awards for Best Products.

Swift & Company's products have
received the highest awards at all the
international expositions.
At the Paris Exposition of 1900,
four gold medals were awarded to
Swift & Company-for refrigerator
car and contents, for dressed beef and
pork and provisions, including Pre-
MUM hams and bacon and Silver Leaf
lard. Some Of it's well known leaders
are:
Swift's Premium Ham, the brand
that leads all others in cure, flavor,
appearance and popularity.
Swift's Premium Bacon, the finest
breakfast dish, attractively wrapped
in white parchment paper.
Swift's Premium Sliced Bacon, at
tractively put up in air tight glass
jars, in fancy paper cartons and COM
pact tins.
Brookfeld Farm Sausage, made Of
choice ham and loin pork trimmings,
and delicately seasoned with the
purest spices.
Swift's Silver Leaf Lard, put up
in 3, and l0-pound air tight pals.
America s standard.
Swift's Premium Leaf Lard, kettle
rendered and the highest grade pro-
duced.
Swift's Beef Extract, nourishing
and strengthening.
Swift's Beef Fluid, the liquid form
Of Swift's Beef Extract.
The finest products of complete
and modern soap factory. Leading
soaps for toilet, bath and laundry in
staple sizes and weights.
| The South st. Paul Plant.
The total sales Of the South st.
Paul plant during 1902 were $751;
335, 1892. The company paid out
for live stock purchased at South st.
Paul during the year 1902, ST., 4O2,-
0l407, most of which went into the
pockets of the farmers of Minnesota
and adjoining states, making a home
cash market at all times for live
stock raised in the vicinity Of this
market.
The killing at this plant during 1902
was as follows:
Cattle .............. 60,154
Calves ............. 9,272
| Sheep .............. 9U,OS9
Hogs .644,237
Number Of men employed, 1900.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-11-26

E. F. Swift, Vice President.
L. A. Carton, Treasurer.
I. A. Want, Asst. Treasurer.
D. E. Hartwell, Secretary.
c. A. Peacock, Asst. Secretary.
The directors are:
L. F.. Swift,
E. c. Swift,
E. f. Swift,
l.. A. Carton.
Herbert Barnes.
John r. Redfel6.
The main packing plants which sup
ply the branch distributing house
are located in Chicago, Kansas City
Omaha, st. Louis, st. Joseph, ST
Paul and Fort Worth. These are al
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-11-26

ries high and built Of steel and brick.
1t is noteworthy structure, even in
a city of magnificent and costly build
ings.
Magnitude Of Transactions.
Here are some figures which tell
the story in a nutshell Of the unexam-
pied transactions of Swift & Com
pany.
During the year 1902 the company
purchased 9,339,792 cattle, sheep and
hogs.
The total distributive sales for the
same period exceeded $20O,O00,OOO.
The total shipments for 1902
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-11-26
CREE-DICKSON MANUFACTURING
COMPANY.

The sectional bookcase manufac-
tured by the above firm is now in use
in the public buildings of Minneapolis
and many of the large private Ii
braries turnout the country. It's espe-
cial merits recommend it to such an
extent that the Cree-Dickson Manu-
featuring company has been obliged to
increase it's capacity three times dur
ing the past year. The company is
Incorporated, with capital of $780,
900, and pays a first semiannual divi-
dend of per cent.
In Spain the daily wage of field laborer
ranges from 20 cents to % cents day, without
board.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-11-26
THE FRED SCHIEK COMPANY,
Restauters and Wine Merchants.

The Fred Schiek company was or
ganized in 1894 and it's presnt Off
GERS are: Fred Schtek, president; Jo-
seph H. Heiser vice president; Louis
Schiek, secretary and treasurer. 1t
began the restaurant and cafe bust
ness in it's present quarters, at 45-47
Third street S, June 80, S94, and it
has established Worldwide .reputa-
ton as a first-class establishment. It
is largely patronlzed by professional,
business and commercial men, and
tourists. Its constantly increasing bust
ness is unquestionable proof that it has
gained the favor of the general public
and that the efforts of it's management
to maintain a high standard in all re-
spects are fully appreciated.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-11-26
NAPA VALLEY WINE COMPANY.

The business of the above wine COM
pany was established twenty
years ago by L. Gross, it's present pres
ident. He can justly claim the credit
of having first introduced into the
city and state the finest grades of
California wines and brandies.
The wines of this company enjoy a
high reputation for their purity and
.'bouquet.'' and many of the best
known physicians prescribe the lead
ing brands of this well-known and
reliable house.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-11-26
THE B1BB BROOM CORN COMPANY

This company made it's beginning
in a small three-story frame ware
house, but by fair dealing and up-to-
date methods, all under the manage
ment of G. w. Bibb, the business has
developed until it is now occupying a
large fve-story brick warehouse at
406 and 408 Third avenue N. Messrs.
Carey Emerson, H. j. Neiler and c..
w. Bibb were the incorporators of the
Bib Broom company, and in 1902
Messrs. w. j. Mortland and H. T. Bib
admitted to the company, both
having q practical and thoro knowl-
edge of the business, and have been
factors in the gratifying development
of this establishment
This corporation is noted for its
large sales of slack corporate and
is renowned for the quantity of
broom handles which it places upon
the worlds market.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-11-26

amounted to 97,067 carloads.
The total number Of persons en-
ployed in all packing plants and
branch houses aggregates 22,607.
Manufactured Product.
During the year 1902 Swift &
Company manufactured:
Pounds.
Lard .29s, 946,9O0
Wool ................ 6,6O5,969
Glue ................... 7,5SO,693
Butterine ................1 1921 ,O49
Tallow and Grease. $3.50. 3S,569,613
Oil and Stearine ......... 51,316,O60
Hides .1O4,51O, 800
Fertilizer ...............15 4, COG, 430
Soaps .................. 40,629, 799
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-11-26
One Days Slaughtering.

One Days Slaughtering.
In single day the total slaughter
ing in the seven packing plants was as
follows:
Cattle .............. l,443
Sheep .............. 1894
Hogs .............. 1881
The largest number of poultry
slaughtered in a single day during
1902 was 62,382.
Size of Plants.
Buildings, Space, Land
Acres Acres. Acres.
Chicago ........ 44112 1874 ~
Kansas City -. 75s 80 1912
Omaha ........ 6 26 %
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-11-26

Since 1852 more than $4,000 convicts have been
sent to French Guiana, of whom s41A per cent
die Of disease, hardship and insufficient food.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-21
GOLD Teeth TOLD TALE
OF JAP. kAMADA'S GUILT
Alleged Hgbbinoer Is Arrested BY Police Detectives
for Brutal Robbery Committed Year Ago

X kanada a 1arausse wanted hy
the police Tor the pazi year for MIR
defoualy aseaultinR and rHhhiuE X
Sakina a fettaN countrslaan. was
arrested last night b. pasFolsnsu
Chipman and soaring Ia the iowpr
paff Of the city
saklua had saved 10 o. IN order
&c return - rs native szas rs.s
night before he was 10 embark a
fetlow countfyalan whom he rec
oxuized - kauada entered his rsaofu
IN q building a.; the corner Of
Fourth avenue south ard haiH
street. The INTRUDER demanded the
IJoney. b4g { wga refused In TIE
deaptiats fixft that foiie go sakina
was literally cut 70 pieces BY his
assAiiauf and robbed ~ RE money
When the poiice arrived ~ the
scene o. the fight. the roam looked
Ike shambles. Blood covered the
walls and ceiling The he8 ~ which
the wounded fapa nese iay was also
saturated. Fully a dozen wounds
had been Inflicted on his body
There was one deep wound just be-
low the heart
For several Heeks SakiHa fingered
between life and death. There was
ehanE. for the better and fnFn ne
siiss ppeared. II is not known now
whsther he was taken away 10 die
or whether ~ r. stu alive
~ the time ~ the cutting ARRAY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-21
STEEGE is i
IN JAIL

Charles gtcoae. charged with efim.
ualiY HssauitinF ilsyrnreuld Mar,
McOaH nd. WAS sacked up IN thf
county iRll thiH morning neUui1
sheriff Mike Kelly arrested him IA
Kent whore he NHH employed %,
the tntefurhAn Railway company
The history ~ Nteeef'r crime. white
horrible ia tseil IL entirely aeiipHrd
hv thb pprndy ~ the father LEROY
MrtauHiaud. who Wha arrested FUs'
terday afternoon by Deputy sheriff
James Callahan on "a Hmllni
chafee
TIE sifl who Is the granddaughter
of q prominent county unteiAi has
been living With hrt unnatural faith.
~ on the pnHt Hide &c Green Lake
iirr own mother died when MARY
was hut a baby and her father mar-
Tied again Tier Htrpmnthef died
lees than a year ago. HtK weeks
afief the death IT her rtnumaihtr
the Ftfl says har father came 10 het
room and mAde improper proposals
tu her iuvuluutafilY. she says she
struck him in the face
She says that he persuaded her
that she must submit 90 bic sill uoN
that her stepmathsr wa dead ifrI
falth Ia her father was ~ great that
Hhp says she did nus refuse biz al
Nangvs Amer that time. che says
she lived practically az his mis-
trees.
The Eifl told the horrible story 90
DEPUTY Prosecuting Attorney eray-
on. and the warrant was then issued
by Justice Cam Htesce'a crime "
said @ have followed that II the
girls father 10th u the men are
now iH the county iah.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-21

asks 0riv three square u1ea - q dHs
Natufe has mot siade ri him Ntfh
enough Akkseasiteusee e. protect hts
usu Interests and 90. - b. claims.
- had ben aaf aims foe the Shsg
locks in thu house and eut door Tar
= Nhsie ysaf and had never received
= cent or th1saht % assiuE fof t..
aatu. az he said. hadn't no more
Gszey ] ha8nt no mere shoes ard
little shirt ard = iran feid
ne l hsd aFfef st some pay"
The shfHiarea cisifusd that theF
believed that Gibson aas Naitins
fheu4 ana NarAius for eneFets9 Tire
euurt held THAT Gibson was not a
visitor. hAt \ hlr~d rtsazf and DE-
.ssa.sa tbs - receive NAKes in shs
safa oA ti2e Tor faces aaHhed. bread
baked ard fields pioashnd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-21
"AENzM MlHRALB
HIMSELF SAYS MXh
The Ex-Prssidsnt Denounced as a Traitor
Al a Democratic Banquet in
Kansas City

to keen certain pretenaer- from
picking uiir pncksip-
We have had enough % cisvrs
Ialaism. " had teuI years ~ q
ard found ourselves BETRAYED Clsyes
land and his followers deserted us
81 the hour - need and supported
the Rrpuhliesa party ! carried the
burden Of his administration
through tea campaigns EtrVeis nd
has had the best opportunity since
Andrew jackson. but instead 81 be
ins true 10 his party. hr dlsgfacvei
hff,se.sif -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-21

KANSAS CRY. April II Wi.
lisuf Jennings Bryan bitterly ar
Falsnea Grovss Cleveland Ia a. al
dress before the Jackson Count,
tAemeeeatir Club at a banquet rafiy
this morning He said
We want moral courage more
than aaiiiiys and we want the ktna
II morRl courage that viii fixht Tor
honest deuuctetlc principles. The
democratic bed b wide enuush foE
all sho want "a come In. but W.
doat want h have a. std NJ uiThts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-21
INVES TlGATE
TONIGHT

Sensational testimony VIII De
eIVeH asBiuat alleged private rW
plsfmeui agency gratis - thr lH.
yesfieHtiou g. be held tonight by The
eauHeii committee ou labor
Formal charges win hr files
HHaIual ONE and very probably.
more private eiuuioymeni hNvucira
III Ihn case against David hWHnh
baidef az The Western employment
office license ard railroad ronirnr'
taf. Labor Commissioner circuit t.
assured Of sufficient evidence ~
fraud aa tn make u himust certain
that the committee VIII recommend
o. the mayor tho revocation ~ The
Western employment office licruHc
The meeting tonight VIII Do heia
ln the once Of the labor commits
nIduNr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-21

WRECK

PORT SCOTT April % The
Frisco passenger traiu NaH wrecked
neat fNerton, Ains. this nntnsnE
The flfnmaa aud mail clcrk we're
Killed The engineer and two pas
nTnErrH aefe fatally injured
BROKEN tail was tfH cause ~ tue ace
ridenL The train MAS dltchFi htir
hour The engine, express, mail and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-21

a. each regular ii0 r7s aad
5ssineh lfast Blass Psreauns La.
Ing Kal4e ~ Al iee.
5o-ineh Pine ifiaek Wofsted pt...
Goods value % g a. ssc.
Sn'siai F3olseap PADS. rsa,isv
value isf. a. 7tsc.
Counter order Books iSc k,sa
Tor fMe.
Large bottle Pure Castor Oh fs-
medicinal ule. worth lie. 70 il
"a.
n = Ehanapeo f0F cleansing "A.
scalp and hair, regular lsice -.
2 O. Il e per package.
Large baitie - IAmbsrt's Ii.
teriue. fesuiar price ~. Z 70 /,
i5c. =
swaubil Hooks and Eyes ! ao,.
en- on card black and si,vsred = !,
price from 10 tf at sisss, cAolf.
IL per eafd. Quantity. limited :
customers
Best Quality linen Fln.ssss
Thread black only. iarys ~.
spf,gls regular value fec per sus<.
sale price from 70 Il. s,loslz ~
loo.
Tnfuuoise Head I4Aee Pima. / a~s.
sh or cad. regular price ~ pss
card EaAe prire from : 20 NJ nn.y
- -, .'n..,. ss.. - 40. -. sS'ss ~-e.'
fiFAHtN iTuE. Extra heavy eeT1
plated Nlih beautiful fahes ssaus
settings si#sFs sold az To- esek.
sale pHsee from 8 20 II ttalce. /
Tor g
A large assortment Faaos
Hroae hes some entirely new a.
signs. regular values ~ q ~
each sale price. from 70 Is
choice &c each.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-21

bursl edy quaft. regularly a.
special Hr.
efsHeIurr. 4uaft rss,.l..
tI.sa special Zoe az
tMFoHfEJ ErHGrNDY wt..
d. fhHzlrt ~ Gle f'habIig - - :
regularly fltl special 81 Ii - =
AaHta = q1aft Regularly -
special $3.50 ~
Ma Vmft regularly IN.
special Ilzl ~
Macon Fap"..1r. quart. rsgat..t.
g. 90 HHsHIHI tI.lz
Htfk GOODS. HEfxgAlfav
HEsIN regularly 81 Do. II M g :,
zone fEffl uff.
AnseIiea regularly uh uH
80 aue third orr
Tahaf regularly 81 70. t2a A. E.
--1ne=fhIfi Dff -
Malaga per- gallon. res,.l..s-
81 5N Ha o. ~ #snr- third m
Madeira. unf gal. ragulariv a =
g. 90. HHe-fhird ~
faufefuH. naf GALLON. re0al..s
$40. 500 pur-fHifd On.
ItsiHlluH per gallon. fee..is.s.
~ 70 s. % Dne-fhlfd N
AuHsHf prf gallon. fegeia45.
fla0 81 1ur-thlfd IN
Clafei Ter gallon reFBIafiy Z.
11r. 800 titf aHezfhird IN
About uue-half barrel Old o.
WhIHkS. feRu.afiE s.. SPECIAL a.
Bass Ale regularly zic sr.es.i
iTc.
Great Weston srfra dry ets.
pngne hlnia regularly ifAo -
clai lze
rommsry pint ehampasns -.
ui8r.Y q l5. special ti.lS.
Fine old blackberry Hfsss.
quart. regularly 81 ~ Especial &. 2
Blackberry Brandy. quar- -.
larry 60 special CSC
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-21

FUN sizs. very sheer. 81 new pat
terms 20 select from. enffh fega-
larry zae each. aaie price. g. Il.
lac.
Bnyn Waists III RinRham. per.
Gale outing flannel and rhifsiuR
in blue. red aud light striped ef-
ffcts. = regular nc value. FROM :
20 m. II ise each
Boys Houses IN psrcaie. with
rufnrd sailor collar. IN dark ard
light eulerH sizes q : years. reg.
ainf sie value from 5 e. ~. 80 &c.
Misses. zine hinbed Fast hiaek
Brilliant Isle fiuae double knee
and sole. spiiceG heela aud toes.
fbc fnrg beat ~ quality. special.
from - - az slEeE. ~ Q PAIRS for
tec
Womens Plastic Heiss Gibl.sd
White Gotten NeafI. Tow neck.
Sleeveless. pure Han SILK fnlsh.
Pretty Iaaa trimmed in pink 81
blue f.aa 1fF value special FROM
tn n - &c gafmaHn Limited
humber e. aarh euHf6 uff.
WomaniH 1-Haf stray Sandals,
both in patent ieather aid Wet I'D
value 81 - fer ssr.
Womsns Serge House Slippers.
value FOR IA
-a.ta gslt u--.ta g5a.,
1T-r ~ s5flaHrT flET7 - = tfritFI F7fszT
fEr 40 O. 81 M choice ednes9ay.
70 ft. - sarh.
Nest Eaes regular ~ daz-
eu wednesday. = 80 u Z Tor 81.
Imitation Alligator Euit Case.
Fpod solid frame. ffYsfrd leather
cernrFa brass lock and catches
leather handle linen lined. CHOKE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-21
MEEK AND LOVELY HIRED
MAN MULCTS HIS BOSS
II Hadn't no More Bsccy; Hadn't no More Shoes
and - Little Shirt, So Mad to &c. Some
,...~-----, 1919 aattsss, ~>--.


nlAHa house. washes fns faer@ ~
other mans htead. and pians hs the
other mans ned. u a visitor ~
hired heip. IL questiFa which
vas warmly arRusd Ia sapsricf
Judge Aihgruaug court ibis murns
iHk.
stuhnrf Gibson q mar Nhu lnlNht
b. usenfd 5e fhs pruEaftaa4 Warus
y hith farusi. brought Euf against
WaiteF sherlock. prosperous
Fanehsf % Van Aseslt for Nagep fot
Il u1unths AZ - 4 month
Eibsoh - q meek igss king indi-
eldaai ~ small stature Is 10 canned
read ~ write ard who ennaa moth
ting but work fram > oeloek ~ The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-21

CITY Detectives 4. q. Lane ana A
" crane aorksd on the case. Their
conclusion was that Kanada had
committed the crime. The principal
mark % LIBERALIZATION aan that the
fohbrr bad three frunt teeth missing
v hen kansia was arrested last
HiEht hs had three gold teeth IN
st.is3s Eii- ffwfier nrv HaH attempt
lnz 70 IND traces ~ the alleged vie.
tim ~ the arrested man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-21
SALOON BOXES
ORDERED OUT

CHIEF Of police auiAvsn started
Detective Kennedy nut this after
nHan - round up the saloons cone
tAiuinE bunca The nrat arrest
made waH ~ the proprietor 81 tho
Magnolia saloon at No itss First
avenue Tho chief has decided 10
do AWAY completely with the saloon
boa nuisance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-21
q'roCkI4ofnrpg, NFF1'fN1s


STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
A spet lal khnldeIa injecting II
the Caseadia Mining and Tunnel
COMPANY viii hc ne at 8i2 Denny
building s1s second avenue. in the
city 90 Seattle Washington. on the
14th day o. April. 1908. for the pur-
pose 81 eiectinE new board n
trustees and considering the adon-
tian 81 ava amendment 50 -. bYs
laws ui said company proNidluR
for the Increase ~ the number OF
trustees ut said company from Ave
to seven a. provided tn the Articles
Of Incorporation ~ said company.
and ~ said time in the event that
such amendment is adopted. TO
elect such additional trustees. and
TO transact such other business
pertainlnH 10 said corporation "a
may comc before said meeting.
Dated ht Seattle Washington. thia
3iHt day II March. 1908.
NILS NJ. ROSS
President
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-21

sherry wine. quart. regularly
Goo special $40.
Aquagit au,ft regularly tizs.
Hpe, iaI SEE
Aqua7It pint regularly iie spe.
rlnl a1e
blackberry BRANDY pint rsNa.
laUy a1e Hurcial 3tE
California brandy pint frRtaf
iy loe special $50
heH England Ium5 quart. reg
uiarly I'D. special aHe.
a. a T. New England rum
quart regularly 81. special &c
a. a + Sew England Rum. pint
regularly Goo special gfc
rrysfaiIkad Maple and Hum. fef-
uihrif 81 40 special Gaf.
Italian Yarmouth full quart. reg
ularlf tlaD special G1r
French Nfuuuufh faii quart.
regularly 800 special Coo.
Creme dc cAraia regularly d u.
special 80
Frfeias staple and Ieim, refH-
lauy 81 =. special soc.
Peach and Honey. regularly 81 %
special CO.
fSGLENOoK WINES
Hook. quart regularly 15c spe-
clni See
duisdsl quart. regularly 80
special zae
Burssr quart. regularly l5o rps.
cial f5f
BIaet Letter Ciaret quart reeH-
inrlF FOE special soc
Black Letter Clafet. pint. reHH.
larry aNe special zua
IinfnndeI. extra qualify. quart
regularly fsc special lsc.
tMPuHTEu RHINE WINE.
f.nubeuheimfr. quart. regularly
81 1a special zoe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-21
IunnHnusHmannunRmnpR
LOCAL THeATERS


a new line of attractions opened "a
the Madison thvateF Yesterday The
present hlH viii be retained all week
iialdor the iuFHier Wa prohahiN ths
MOST attractive feature on the ttns
gram. Kraft a DALEY presented thr
CuckueA Idea 90 the oonu sung. 4
dancing team Who appeared az ths
kellNH It'd Welt enc of the mem
bers ~ The team IL mrtc child. an,
noungea As the champion buck and
Wing dancer of the world aud a
purse IL put W. fnr ambitious aspir'
ants g. the iltic
Young oerhstt
YOUNG cnrhett thr feather.
weight champion af the world. vii
gtSe four round suRtfiuE exhihi'
tion al the rhifd Avenue thratei
next Friday and Saturday nights IT,
viii appear in fuii ring costume With
his npsrtlnE partner. -kid" MrFad'
den Preceding the glove contest
thcru vii be an entertaining Naude
Nille performance
when kniphthood Mas In Flower
The engagement ~ Mira Ehie EilH-
ler al the Grand lH When knight
hoad Wac d. Flower closes With the
performance tonight
"callterala"
The last performance ~ "Caufar-
MIA vii hu giyen At the urand to-
morruw uiEht This evening I'D
French and Horace Mann vill Join
the california company. They viii
Introduce speciality watk during the
performance.
Baker Thss'y Company
The Christian Is proving a sue
ceaafui attraction At the seattle the
alter The beautiful ulas b. well pre-
seuted hY the iinker stock onmpanY,
nov pias b summer engagement
al the theator
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-21
NO NEW VINO

The county commissioners vii
build no new HtHA 90 the euurl
house ana today decided a. take ns
further aciion in the matter al.
though bids tanBiHE from - eea "a
i30 90 have already been received
The beard 10 % the una niunus opln.
iuu that although the county 81
fees court feuHsa ard ingY faains
are packed IN the court hauss iikt
shfainsa On a hex. that an espenti'
luFe fag a new HlHE az the present
tlna would bs uHMHffaufed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-21
Y0UTSEY
When Questioned Gets
EXCITED

FRANKFORT. Ky. April IL
Yoaisey was recalled IN the Howard
case this morning. lie vas closely
questioned as TO certain details OF
hts feeling toward Gov G0abel lie
became excited aud exclaimed.
This thing from the start has been
damnsbls conspiracy 90 clear
efery body eise and throw the whole
blame GA me-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-21
TURKISH
TROUBLES AND INTERNAL
DISSENSIONS
The Sultan Forced TO Call Out Sixteen Additional
BatiallOns OF Troops For Immediate
Services In the Balkans

initiated vas because tie members
werr reinforced hY villagers TIE
nEht lasted ak hours The TURKS
tetreatsd after iuslnE ave killed aud
50 Wounded A hght has occurred
At Grnui which lasted ak hours
sixty -uNe feNulufiauariva attacked
two hattallans 90 Turks bat wefe
repulsod With a loss 81 n KILLED and
hsad asht. The rurkiah loss was
much heavier
sALONtCA. Turkey. April a-
News waa received here to-day that
a hKht had occurred isetNecn Turk
tah tfoops and HuiKaFiapa al bala-
witch. Macedonia rhv Turks lost
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coNsrANrtNoPLE. Aptn si--
The kouiah division, comprising ne
hattauone. has been called aut 60 he
in readiness Tor Immediate work la
fha haikaus NtWs has been tee
rstsed that the i'ridxena district Is
hlEhly disturbed Two tud9es enc
an Armenian aud the other jew.
Mere hrcd upau by an Albanian Yea
terday. one Naa killed and the oths
tr wounded. 1he murderer escaped.
LONDON. Anril 1.-THE Evening
stars sofia correspondent wired to-
daN that 90 members 90 a revolution
AIRY hand which was defeated and
scattered BY Turks al Meuetik Aurit
: we're betrayed hy the Turkish mill
starry The reason u Was NOT ana