davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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game. Attendance. 100. Score:

Runs-Donlin ca. Seymour, Dolan, DAILY,
Kelley, Bergen l2), Dexter (2), Cooley (2)
Greminger, Willis. Earned runs-Cincin-
natl. A. Boston, 3. Two-base hits-Dexter
Steinfeldt Three-base hits-Cooley, Moran
Seymour. Home run-Donin. Left on
bases-Cincinnati, q; Boston, 5. Stolen
bases-Seymour. Dexter, Stanley. Carney
balls-Off Phillips, l; off WILLIS 2. Hit by
pitched ball-Stanley. Struck out-By Phil
lips. 2: by Willis. /. Sacrifice hits-Grem-
niger, Aubrey. Wild pitch-Phillips. Time
1855. Umpires-Moran and Holiday
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Runs-Ritchey, Kruger, Smith, Weaver.
Kennedy Two-base hits-Leach, Kennedy.
Double play-Dahlen to Doyle. Bases on
balls-Off Kennedy, 8; off Schmidt. /. Struck
out-By Kennedy, 5; by Schmidt, ]. Time
lao Umpire-Johnstone.
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Totals Ill 6 q Is )
1.-TWO out when the viii

HunS-JackSOn, HuKgfnS, Stewart, Scha-
fey. Ganley. Three-base hits-Huggins,
Stewart. Jackson Double plays-Schaefer
to Higgins. to Kelley: Wheeler TO Kelley
to Sullivan; Schaefer 10 Pierce to Wheeler.
Stolen bases-Ganley. Dunleavy. Bases on
balis-On Stewart. 2; on McGill. q Struck
out-By Stewart. 5: by McGill, /. Wild
pitch-Stewart. Hit by pitcher-Kslley. Left
on basss-st Paul. 8; Milwaukee, 3. Time.
1:35. Umpire-Foreman
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PITTSBURG. July s.-Kennedy's work in
the box. at the bat and on the bases
the feature Of the game. His support was
gilt-edged, and only one Brooklyn man got
as far as second base. Attendance, Ass.
Score:
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LONG HITS And ERRORS
COMBINATION WON FOR BOSTON In
THE FOURTH INS.yG.
AItrock Hit Hard by His Farmer
Teammates-Phfladel Won I'm
Last Inning-Chesbro Easy.

st. Louis. 6; New York. 1................192o
Boston, 6; Chicago, 1.......................454
Philadelphia, 4; Cleveland, $50
Detroit, Z; Washington. 5...............1,33 3
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Amateurs Playing a Feature.

COLUMBUS. o.. July S.-Louisville hit
OPPORTUNITY to-day and won the last game
of the series from Columbus with ease
Three amateurs were played on the local
teams and the fielding of one of them,
Toohey was feature. Attendance, SS4.
Score:
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Two-base Hits-Turner. Cristall. Smith,
Owens, Woodruff, Jones, Marcan. Heydon.
Three-base Hit-Owens.
Home Run-Smith.
Struck Out-By Wales. 2; by Cristall, a.;
by Ford, !; by Kellum, 2.
Bases on Balls-Off Allemang, 2; off Nc
Partlin. L; off Jones. 2: off Kellum, 2; off
Wales, 4; off Cristall, 2; off Ford, 2; off Will
liams, 2.
Hit by Pitched Ball-Jones.
Wild Pitches-Ford, Allemang, Kellum.
Double Plays-Kleinow. Turner and Klei-
now: Bernard and Owens; Marcan and
kim.
Stolen Bases-Smith, Fox.
Sacrifice Hits-Owens, Bernard.
Left on Bases-Toledo, 8; Indianapolis, s.
Passed Ball-Heydon.
Time-2:35.
Umpre-Mullane.
Attendance-5O0.
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PHILADELPHIA. July s.-Errors By
Bradley and Hickman In the eighth inning
permitted the locals to tie the score. A
double and single In the ninth gave the
champions the gamA Moore an: Bsndsa
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MINNEAPOLIS, July S.-The home team
could not hit Gibson to-day and handed
Kansas City the third straight by score
of to 0. Maloneys home run was a fea-
ture. Score:
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National League Games To-Day.
Boston at Cincinnati.
New York at st. Louis.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Brooklyn at Pittsburg.

CINCINNATI. July S.-Cincinnati won
the Second game from Boston to-day when
1t seemed hopelessly lost. Willis was taken
out Of the box at the end of the seventh
inning, after Cincinnati scored four runs.
Pittinger was substituted in the eighth and
enough runs were scored off his delivery to
win the game. Attendance hln Score.
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Runs-Farrell, Donovan, Barclay On
Hackett. Van Haltren. McGann, Mertes f2),
Babb ca. Lauder CD. Gilbert Two-base
Barclay. Hackett. Home run-Mertes sac
rihce hits-Lauder. Double plays--Wiiliams.
Hackett and Ryan: Burke. Farrell and
Hackett. Passed ball-Bowerman Stolen
Gilbert ca Hit by pitched baiI--By
Murphy. l.. Bases on bails--o6 McOinnity.
]; OK Murphy. e. Left on bases-St Louis
4: New York. 8. Time-l;& Umpire-Ems.
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ST. LOUIS. July s.-New York defeated
st. Louis in easy fashion to-day. Attend
ance 1850 Score:
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Hamilton Pitched Good G.m.

MARION, July s.-Marion punched hits
in two innings and defeated Grand Rap
ids. Score:
RHE
Marion -. ....3 o O o O &c "a .
Grand Rapids.0 o o o 1-3 s 1
characterization and Jessup Simonton
and O'Netll
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st. Paul Victorious.

ST. PAUL. July s.-The locals won a fast
game from Milwaukee to-day. Attendance,
200 Score.
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BOSTON, July S.-Boston defeated Chi
cago to / to-day. making the game one
sided on combination of long hits and err
rors in the 1virth. Altrock. formerly OF
Boston. also Jared Ill in the seventh at the
hands OF his former team mates. Chicago
did little with winterss pitching. Ferris
felded cleverly. Score:
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Pitchers. Battle at Dayton.

DAYTON. O.. July S.-Dayton took the
opening. game of the series to-day in a
pitchers contest. Score:
RHE
Dayton 80. 81 0 o o - 60 3 6
Wheeling ....qo 2 o o 0 90 s 8
Batteries-Bonnet and Fox; Forman and
Schrieyer ~
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GAME OF SAND.LOT KIND
INDIANAPOLIS PITCHERS IN POOR
FORM AND TOLEDO WON.
williams and KeIIum Were Ordered
on the Grounds-Milwaukee Lost
to st. Paul-Other Games.

Toledo, II; Indianapolis 10............ 500
st. Paul, 3; Milwaukee, 2...............1,2D0
Kansas City, 5; Minneapolis, 0............ 100
Louisville, z; Columbus, 1................. SS4
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deb. to /, second: Pinky B.. los OF. SMITH,
Second-Six furIongs: Pirateer. 100 Of.
Smith), to 5. won; Major Granam, w
(BelD. to /. second; King Rose. 100 (Hig-
gins). TO 1, third Time. 1854;
Third-Mile and twenty yards: MurmuI
81 (Higgins), TO 5. won; Gasllgnter, 80 80
(ShilIing). TO 1. second; Venus Victrix, w
Planketp, 20 to !. third. Time, La az
CBridwelD, even, won; Check Morgan, l0I
tBeID, 10 to l. second; Fenian, 1o7 (Troxler),
IL 10 5, third. Time 1:i7.
Saint 100 CBelD. 25 to 1. won: Algaretta; l0s
(Shea), 10 TO l. second; Gales, Ill CTroxler).
TO ;, third. Time. 1:23z4.
Sixth-Mile and twenty yards ! Know,
166 Goudon). to /, won: Eugenia s. 81
(Gullet), to /, second; Lasso, 100 &C. Bon
ner), to /, third. Time, 1:44le.
Delmar Park entries for Thursday:
First Race-Seven furlongs: Ed Lowe.
Little Long. Jean Beckhom. 81; Poyntz,
1oa; sypnon lo2; Certain; 1O4i Hattie pav dv
Obey. Great Star, 100
Second-Seven furlongs; selling: 1mpet-
nous; SO: Magh6ni. 81; DR. Clark. Also Ran an
Lord Neville, 107; Countess Clara. Morris
Volmer, 1O2; Henry OF Franstamar, Jerry
Hunt. 10.
103; DR.. CARTRIDGE, SO; Perla, 102; Magnolin.
no: Atlas, Ache, 95; Matt Wadleigh, los;
Imboden, J, w. o'Neill. 1oe; Kilo. Hugh
Fourth-six furIongs: July selling stake:
Scorpio. ia; Croix dor. Santa Ventura,
1o1; Eva G.. %; Bridge. 90; Helen Print. 9S;
Frank Bell. 113; Hilee, 1o3.
F1fth-Mile and seventy yards; handicap:
Kenova, so; Pourquoi Pas, SO; Jack Young,
1o3; Kansas Lily. 80; De Reszke. 102
Sixth-Mile and one-eighth; selling: Gin
Spray. 102; The Messenger, los; Baronet, 100;
Handspinner. 1o2: Ida Penzance. IS; Never
Such, 81; Pathos, IS.
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal
FRANKFORT. Ind. July s.-The Frank
fort races were fairly well attended TODAY.
Results
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SCOTT in BOX TOO LONG

HE WAS NOT BENCHED UNTIL, HE
LOST GAME IN THE FIFTH.
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Central League Standing.
Central League Game. To-Day,

Central League Games To-Day,
Evansville at Terre Haute.
Fort Wayne at South Bend.
Grand Rapids at Marion.
Wheeling at Dayton.
TERRE HAUTE. July S.-Evansville won
batting match to-day. Bosler was driven
to the bench at the end of the fourth, but
Scott was not taken out until he lost the
game in the fifth. Popp pitched a fine game.
Score:
r H E
Terre Haute...3 1 0 o o 2 Oil 90 5
Evansville 80 3 3 o 0 0-12N 4
Batteras-Scott. Popp and Holmes: Bos-
Ter, Treat and Mckinley.
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Evansville Won q Batting Match
South Bend Lost by Dum., Playing
Marion Bunched HITS.
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Kennedy's-work was superb.

lie. Struck out-By Murphy. 4; by McGin-
nifty, 3.
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Fifth Race-The Rabbit, Lola Home, Ben
Johnson.
The entries follow:
HARNESS EVENT

Three-year-old class, tpotting; stake.
81. 0O0-H. A Bell, Circus Girl: Glenn Beachy.
Jr., Libby Queen; Peter Vredenburg, Will
lector; Walter Dunn, AroE,gette; l.. A
Downs. Red limo; Walter 1dcCord, Mar
gherita; T. G. Jefferson, Ash Leaf: Smiley
& Stoll, Fanwick; John Splan, Bi-Flora:
Mr.. Ballanger, Iceland; NJ. II. Reardon,
Mackinaw; J. c. Decker, Belle W; Sterling
r. Holt. All Americas; Tom j. Lundun,
Pendennis Maid.
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American League Standing.


Chicago at Boston.
st. Louis at New York.
Cleveland at Philadelphia.
Detroit at Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-01

NEW YORK. Jan i.-ketigne b.
q men residing in this city have
been brought az alnst the hris and
the Pephs yivanis railroads aakine
fif.aoe damages for ebch man. Ths
Istn claim that they we're ascayea to
the mines IN Pennsylvania by aKsnts
q those companies while the strike
was on. upon the prstauss that theF
we're to - given railroad work ana
that when they reached the knfhrn
sits ss.tAfs theN Aere compelled 90
act ~ strike bfraksrs me men
finally succeeded IA escaping and
made their way back N NeR York.
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INSTANTLY
KILLED
Indians in Wagon Run
Down BY Train

TACOMA. Jan Two Indians
we're strach and Instantly kitisd 1t
American LAKE fratrtttak bf q N0ffb
rth fat ne tFaln Ths1 vets rress
lnE the ttaek in . wsxpn. witch vac
affurk futi - the locomotive The
occupants uefe thrown "a ia she
air ahead nf the train. uhus The
wagon Nas smashed SO splmtufs
strangely snoush the hafsss attach
81 90 the WaEun ssCapsa Hitheut Ia
Juicy
The body ~ The man feli Ia such
manner that his head Mas fun usst
hy The wheels and u WaA ffishtfullf
crushed sHd fnuiiil.tsd. a naFtiea ~
K hetHr Euf auay entirely The
woman fell clear 81 the tfae ka the
botf sseaFlnH rufitHi1 ouis ssNss
sii1ht dieenleFhfleaH sptsaFfns On the
s.assf th- chest having neau par
italy crushed The uuis sltassH -
sus ssfe fhg members -
the train rfrW
When he s~taa taa 81 thS dead lsssa
arfs ftckna up shattered iiQu0H
bottle wac fuuHf in one ~ his pas,S
cts. uhtek leads 60 ahs hsIiel lheH
the haitian brave and possibly his
wife arfr 8udrf the tnnpsnte -
HisHfH ffink e ihr tlfns - the acs
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CRUSHED
BY CARS
~. eRUvER, AN OLD REsipENT
or BENTON. KILLED ON RAIL.
ROAD NEAR HIS HOME

J. r. Gruver was crushed 10 death
bsnoeth the wheels ~ = Columbia
4 Puget sound train yesterday near
the Hsntou station. The unfortunate
man was a. yers Of age and an old
and respected citizen OF Rsnton. Tho
accident occurred at 9 o'clock In the
affarfi6dfi7 81 - --.-''=s'-- CO ..,------
According 10 the story told by eve
Witnesses. Mr. 0ruvsr. WIN was
Viking on the track. became excited
when he say the train approaching
him and b. fore he could collect hlR
Wits Was run down The train WIS
be ckiug Eeward ths station when the
ancllept occurred Considers bic
fWlichlnG was being done ~ the
yards AZ the time. ~ gfuver was
knocked down BY the rear Coach
Hlh fisht hand was cut offabY the
wheels passing over his wrist
He cried for help but before any
one could reach him he had been
crushed under the wheels The case
pss reported O. the oorenar The
seay IA stlil at Rentou. o
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COUNTY JAlL'S
1902 BUSINESS

There are IS prisoners IN the eohn
~ jail Eight hundred and ninety-
Eve acre received during the year
closing to-day and so diacha rged
IL the year 1901. only 7as names
we're enrolled on thr ian biuttsf
A. present four seeused murder =
efH are Imprisoned Paul and Nellie
Underwood, Jointly charged with the
murder Of their child Michael nart-
tatf. who killed his wife. sud Ism@s
ehamreuE. ehn stabbed Lott -
Brace w the Arcade Concert hail.
Nov =
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NOT FOND
OF WORK

PORT WORTH Tssas. nse u
Severity nte Desperate eonsifts
brought frnm TIE fruitsafisfY 70 =
cenrffi sugar piaatAtiau 10 hs.ist In
harvesting ~ eHagi. mufintsd tee
DAYS aNa They secured pusseasthn
- TIE sssar huaas aua b. ffrifaGse
iHs building They aHs surrounded
hs 3 Big force ~ guards Nhu aft
rudes VaffnE e. Etsfsr the rQatlhrafs
into HutfuisHiau The NunsirfN ar
neunes this morning that they aoatf
starFs rather than eufs They want
10 80 back 10 tn psBitsmtiarv.
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FOR EASIER
SHIPPING

NANg'uf NEu. WIN. DEE 81. Fhs
Columbia River Lumber Company t.
u-EpfiatinE fer the pafrhaae 81 the
"a 81 Ms!efa - Wfnlii The main
object is g. secure = site on the river
fpr iaudlng % io.d ships with ium.
Ter Ths company cans other mills
on the issStR river. and " the ~
Helena site IL obtained al II the
eumpany's product can be Heated
down ths Lswis 10 ~ tteisns. which
70 81 the moufh ~ the latter. and
there insdcd on the blr Columbia
river boats,
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DARING PLOT
FOILED

foHTfANn Dee 81 4 plot By
Murassers nttdias End smiih 10 es.
cape iail eaa Die usefsd today A
wnmnn as % oarrf la cnyruns pep
pea - the men with which they we're
40 blind the iailef then take Bic ksYs
NeAf from him ard sseaiH. n sAs
thsif Intention then q emulate
rfacN's dash f0f ifheug A detre-
tive sut wind - the plot ga the ous -
side. aud faiisd The athans.
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EXAMINER
MANAGER
ARRESTED

sAN FRASCIsco. Dec a. Man
as-r r r williams Of the EKaInin
e.. NnH arrested today epou charge
an criminal libel Wern 60 BY J LIN
1afberk. millionaire kiondlksf. be
cauae the paper published story
ihat Miss Metsuu. = prominent NauuE
rufuen in society here. and sister
q LindsrherE attorney. had fallen
n love with Linasrbers and was 70
educate and then marry I'm
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90 sgl'ait te the wishes 81 Command
Ait \ Riea This ettituae ~ the
MAYER IL said by sonsc 90 have a
political maiixr. However that may
be. Ne espreeaeA ttr kVnerai senti-
ricnt ~ the eitiaeun lie said to
day
I had an interview with COM
mauaaut Yates yesterday. Hud I be-
iisNe hls demands are re- sunstte. tie
wenid have Ffout street rs witch
the navy Yard j. entered cleared -
saloons far a distance % Toe feet
backs aid abolish gambling entirely
NEFrr with hiuf
HSfin maintain that hfrmrrtcn is
q r4eHt orderly eitY eanaiteriug it,
proximity Go q naYs yard Ne AZ
rests Ger robbery NJ other feiuny
hnse been made TO- niur iuoutha.
Previous e tnat me rines and sailors
faa4u tsis wsF=A4Fs ssrse noHGlnMAiiN
IN tsc,this 9Th trr toWn insfahal
Doe Urs~n. The fault las With the
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officrt, and he was removed Since
then tharr has BEEN no dlfiiculty'
Il IL Learned from reliable sogFucs
that Lieut. Hall who was command
ant OF the Yards from iuiy I to Dee
l. when he became an uffiref 90 the
H-~Gs~s New York IL responsible
Tor the reFoft sent e. Washington
Admiral Yates hayiu2 urreiY Ems
aefssd a. The former l. said "a be
q member ~ the Y ~ g. A and e
have been artuatea - personal mos
ttNen.
The fast l. Pointed unt that neith-
n Capt nuswsil who fur three years
Was eomuahdant ~ tha nav yhrd
ney capt Mahaa. ever made eotuH
plaln1a about the conditions az
lifnusnrton
The Investigations that we're eus
bndirt les The report sent 60 Wash
insinn. .sEr tuads taVrrhi nunths
an Nv two usttF oaicafn unaer fhs
aife, tion y Heat Hait
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RRE ERT0N WILL
ASK A HEARING
MRS. CLARK
DIES

huTrEl Jan Mrs W a Cara.
g. mother ~ the million dollar baby.
dies thln morning she has been INT
since Dee !. whsn the child was
born. The bshy is healthy aua vtE
pruua lie = the FIRST grandson of
Senator " A. Clarke % Montana,
Nho bestowed a million dollars upon
him because 90 that fact
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ssnIENCE
COM MuTED

OLYMPIA. jar aiaFsfnaf Ne
ifttie ysafrNsiaF rasmnautrt tfs dnatH
sentence ~ a T.. taHrs "a srnllft safas
msnt Toe ilfe Naner MS - have
been uansef eH fanuaf1 p Tie sas
uoasietsd - thr murder ~ ehafies
1851
A. tAs 8a#ass ~Ae So ea ths easss
aisaui ~ iaefsEs - tfr has nf Ftsfes
tQanfS, ana fHanF pfWt ilfssns naEt
ness nssu q Tsrafus Eaa signed ths
pstrleu fer The communication.
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SCORES OF Coal
Miners KILLED
( IN AN EXPLOSION
any Others Are Entomb3d for Five Days in the
l. Wrecked Depths Without Food or Water
f. While Numbers Die of Injuries;

recover
Nest Of the dad Werc killed la
atantly By the esNiuE % the weiir
and the flying debris a number
were badly injured and might have
recovered with prompt sufgfekl al
s@ntion In d-faGif ~ proper care
for their wounds. thar died = llnEsE-
inz death after suffering TIE rnoSf
exc ruclIfins torture The f5siaa y a.
almost completely wrecked
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horities Say They Will Comply With Navy Depart
m6n.s Request for Cleansing Of
The Towns Morals

m rMERToS. San. i--tsp&eisfa
saAn, as snr gisineHas : ftfe4n -
saaass.sas tAes tatsa tfs In
paefii4 oFfsf .ef the
a. IA threatening %
ct seand navy yard
= eieAttssd Of vice. Ana
eas feRoftz that have
n re9Ara 20 the rnesai
hr tawn. fheY arr In
- any reasonable re-
eNy 5epaFtment.
a. . nsetiitk at the
IL Fesalutiefss were
,re8 50 the stefAs fep
Al Wa hiasten earnest
that IN lnfnrAtkfr N 3
4 ne charges Asainsl
nade
N A l. N'foxton uhu
aifsg the tea'u sffecF g
eve aireH hiM Visc
= tow.E was trees 9orat :
"a yraf Aao. t. wisilus
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REPORT OF
ENGINEER

: The annual report OF the sity
engineer Shove D. total eapeudI
fnfe fot street improvements
during The year Iuat glaalua, 81
ti,ott,bfEet IL 1901 the total
amount Hpant was ttEa.aba0f
j Title shows an Increase 81
ilal,eab 90 over 1901. aud 1870.
nee over 1900
The report shows that during
I ule Yraf 81 . miles OF wutef
ihaina were laid ~ a total eH-
penHs of close &C. $3.50 400. ana
ii1 miles Of concrete HldrW alkH
laid az cnHt 90 over 1880. 0oo
Seventeen mites ~ streets
were GRADED during the year.
making iaaf miles ~ graded
atfects within the city limits
bufinH the year. a. eos square
yards u asphalt. aud Hafg
square yards ~ brick pavement
were laid.
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RAINFALL
WAS HEAVY

: The rhinfsii in Seattle durinE
The Yraf snding today hruks I'll
records fas the peat y years
A. noon today section ID
RS 1et SALISBURY. ia ehafae Of
Ihs lasst effiee 81 the United
states weather bureau. reported
! Inst ~ ln an hour a. lnchsa
~ fsln had fallen aufiug ths
7 FHag ana n sms = tlii fatniaF
rr ui8niEhi thr total affH have
reached q. , Inches
TaEs hFssha ali official 80
! efsis Kept siafv the establish
! nfsnt II re- locsi weather 81
flEs 81 issa and according a.
uHgfffeiai records g. the han1n
- " s&isahafY Il TIE hsss iest
rfsfi1 'fatian since kssl
The rAiufan dafins iha pfeA
eat nionth aas the hsaFtsst fof
] ~af bsesmhsf since fseo with
bat ere frnflan That HaH
] itsvesuhef tst Ths total rain
: fali aufsus She usanIh fust rlss
! lnE eiii have re- he'd b faia
! night - iHChsa
II e. ewing e. fhs s1Hf asfse
! raiuN dufinG this meath. So
; ven hTf. Aaia and Fshfuars
I ihAi thts Yeaf breaks ~ nrsvi
: - 60 =. -. tat .
TIE aseHaks snanai rainfall
! fer fsis s~siian - ths state l.
n ! tnChFs
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r. PETTsRsBuHG. Jar. News
; Just been received 81 an expios-
N q coal rntne at Bakhmoot II
zle4. that - fnlnafn Esrs kill
Tpen r-ane ofhets were res
sitter being sItssTzsNt ag@ days
-st food o. water. They were
texierAhsA condition when taken
Several were % ssnaciaisd
e'as not thought they could
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MARRIAGE lIcEnses

The following marriage licspses
haze heen lsH.ed Vim Ktllah 40,
and Gertrude f'srfinHt0n u" 69fa -
seattle Archibald Collins. a. OF
Clear Lake ana Clara McMaslsf. 70.
Of seattle Thorpgs Efeit, ~, aud
Gertrude Smith. 40, both " aeette.
both 81 Seattle join Gosan. 10. Of
tunraness and Jtnbstte Mcfarland.
tf Of Semitic
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E0RCEONS DISPLY
AT INDIAN DURBAR

gf Barods and the aahsra iss 81
IAiDnr Myeores snd TravancofA
The ceremonies Included the reading
% q proclamation IN Hmdusthns
Announcing the Kings cnfonAtibn.
aid an address by the vicsroy 81
sHrinF the PRINCES and pe0pls or IL q
9la ma he VIII eVtf Uphold thsir
fisbis ana rule them IN Justice and
sqniiys The dpy's program se6tiud-
ed With q ffehd military Rflaw IN
tie affssuou
rhs festivities viii continue for 10
days longer
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DISMAL
PROSPECT

VIENNA, De- 81 THE TaFeblatt
says that IclHN 81 .HXenY 10
dying, and thc fuss tnW0 pfin-
cess Is nsbic to h.et .Hn az any
hour Dr. order a. atdi1 ftiH rempll
cation : haren court Intends 10 rush
eNarce pfoesf1inHH. h4r'Hr the suit
Upon 20 GefnHN eiWl law. Tho
aauft aUI lannHa thf Catholic ocelH-
y afir4f lfeHIrllian ~ divorce
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-01
LITIGATION

! > ~ brewster cashier IN
the county clerks nfsies has
! prepared The following nnnual
i statement
cash receipts ~ the Once
daring shs year 1909 have been
B t1kAr1s This 10 an Increase
] ~ fgssTafs over the cash TAX
sn ~ auftnH the year iaei
Criminal rases filed dur ina
che yeHr rufnbef az tn 1891
! ia ssfr fied There has been
4 an inefsasr ~ nearly 100 Ger
cent in The criminal actions
entered dufins 1903 over the
4 yuHr fAse. when a#ik its eHEss
were Pot or record.
> During 1909 1aat rivsi suits
have been Instituted. iu she
yer 1901. A7ts were filed
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FlRF oN nc LAFr

The cottage Of Mira Ballard. near
Madison park, vas almost entirely
destroyed ~ FIRE yesterday morning
90 s ~ O'clock The flames caught
from defective fus 10 firm alarm
was turned ln The dnmaEe " g.
timHted a. $1,000. partly covered D.
Insurance
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GOV sURoLAFs

u was probably q enuE Of BOYS
who broke into The store ~ I ~
Cook ~ $500 fnstiake avenue THns
day night Entrance WHH naluH1
through a rear window Tobacco.
ciFura and chewing gum IN consider
able quantities WAS stolen.