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The Washington times., 1903-03-08
FRAGMENTS OF SPORT.

The price paid for the Philadelphia
National League club was $4,000. and
the deal includes a thirtcen-year lease
upon the grounds a Broad and Hunting
ton streets. al an annual rental OF IS b.
200.
IF Terry EcGovoru is not able to
fight Young Corbetr on March 81. at
san Francisco. says John Herr. Il will
be- only too pleased TO let Benny Nauger
take his place"
The bout between Peter Maher and
Mexican Pete" Everett which was
scheduled for Monday night at PhiIadeI-
phlt. has been called of and one between
Everett and Gus Rubin substituted
The Washington times., 1903-03-08

Jehrics and Corbctt have finally been
matched. and if there is a club in san
Francisco willing TO hang up a purse
this pair Of modern gladiators viii meet
.or second time Corbctt must be given
credit for having succeeded in getting
JcUries into tNentv-round contest.
When they met before Corbctt managed
10 stay twenty-thrce rounds and tE"u
was knocked out. Re has always claimed
,hat it was his anxiety to show the pub
lie that he could slug - well as box.
which led TO his defeat Up 10 The fatal
round Corbett had shown the greatest
cIeyerEeas and had easily outpoiasel
JeHries. Then he wanted 20 finish tin.
and. while making a hard swing J"f-
fries reached his jaw and the fight was
over Corbett SAYS he does not propose
10 take such chances this time.
on the other hand. il is claimed that
Jcarics made the serious mistake of try
ing 20 spar with Corbett. and that 'i he
had gone right in. rough and tumble ne
would have won in few rounds IL rs
naturally a hard matter to dctermI1"
which Of the two fighters has the situa-
ton sized up right. but the outcome OF
their next fight Will tell that better
than anything else.
The Washington times., 1903-03-08
Fails 10 Show.

J. OF Pennsylvania led I'm
legiatc race and won by
Ia finished first. Klaer sec
Donald OF Columbia third.
Rgro star runner Of Penn
iu this event. but failed
!rst time in the history Of
The Washington times., 1903-03-08

Young CorbeJt does not want his re-
cont fghts considered when an effort is
heinz made TO dope" his coming battle
with Terry McGoveru. This Is NiFl"aliS
an acknowledgment that he realizes ne
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-03
Especial 10 tn. start

VICTORIA. -. G. May IA
Times special from Frank. n. y. r.,
aays Premier ilaultain. who started
east yesterday afternoon. came back
a. soon 81 he reached the either
eide Of the slide. There be met SIC
Henry rH FIHssr OF the Canadian Pa
eihc fnllaHY. ana that gentleman
expressed the opinion very strongly
That the remaining peak Of tic
mountain vac creeping slowly aud
that he considered the town very
unsafe.
Immediately upon hearing this
HHultHiu wired baek 20 Frank that
be had important Information 90 lms
Part and asked that am emergency
meeting BE- called ~ once. A. soon
na he arrived large majority Of tie
citizens turned out 90 meet hin. Ho
explained his view nf the situation
aud said aa did not nIah in ans way
20 SCI as al alarmlHt set he deemed
hia Information ~ such import that
be could naf leave without first re-
turning ard appfiHluE the toku %
Use possible impending danger.
Hauitalu fgfther stated Tint De had
made ufra nHemenfa with the eauu-
dlan Pacific Railway 20 have spectral
traius % convey the people Co dif-
fegent points RfouE the lime accord
HHF 90 accommodation available
Those who we're unable to pay for
suhsisfruce he SAID would D. cared
far ana everything b. done a. make
The best - very unusual. not e.
say dangerous situation.
GOV Springs was called upon aud
stated speaking Tor hamseif thaf b.
felt nppre bausinn aa 10 the public
Haffty aud seconded the premters
remarks Manager Mccarthy n the
etal company. ana Mine inspector
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hnd had pneumonia some time Ia her
life. bat Hhe had not hren sick with
in the 10 days prior to the shooting
She was a woman above the average
III health aud strength
Ia 81 81 Johnson. who was called
t. attend Miss he Hoe directly after
the shooting and who attended her
tn She died Was the next witness
= reached the Safe Deposit build
ius about ast6 sunday night and
found Or shaw cutting away the
Hirra uhemina preparatory 20 dresa-
iuE the wound be said. n assisted
him by giving four hYpodermies u
Htfy rhniue t. regulate the action q
the heart uesides Dr shaw. there
were in the room Mra MyEait Df.
Jnrinn, n Mrs. Coz and br puerfs
nef
I want breath. want BREATH
he Eirl WAS aaHpinE Or. Jordan
tod me- be knew the girl and knew
har relatives he gave me her mamie
snd aEe. and when asked who eHH
b the room when the shooting took
place. nobody answered me. put
De auestiaa directly to Mfs MsHali
and che backed out II the door aud
said I'm unf On this tblBE a. all
The remains 20 recently eaten
luncheon were on table ana a rls-
~ wun lYins there with two empty
chambers Tho fact that The gun
hal been laid Hu carefully on the
Ais made me susplflaur There
NaH no blood on the handle. al
lhmlEh there AAH hlaad lH Miss DE
faas riEhi hand
The gun alleged a. have been used
- Niisa - laae was then intfndaeed
Is evidence ur Johnson wasn't
Hurs u was tho same ane.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-03

George y. Piper. srstwhlls Repsh-
lsean boss IN cts politics ana cam.
passn mas axer for Mayer Hames.
waS duly = nllewaShsd ~ Judge
Hsii of MS superior court ms
snoruing. The granA Jury inaiet-
rnsnt agAhuft NJ. ftnsf ehtFstas
hiu with perjury before Tho stssaA
ssary Mas 4uashed ~ the court GA
motion OF nresrcuttHg Attorney
scott. wh1 ftlad a lengthy state
susnt IN exrtana tinu Of his action
Ths tuds 5lai whitsw Ssh was sHzs
ffhsraay applied Ia TIE eHsc e =
u George. Justice ~ tus nxacr ana
e-ssoD 49, - n :-r.-s -. .: ~ .,2
she grand jury Tor aligsaa failure go
tssfsafm rs anty - q public uffEHH
Iaaea Bell auashst the Indictment
ekAztial Judge GaufEe an motion 81
prosecuting Attorney scott ~ho II
III. e -. also. fied lengthy state
nienf In explanation.
II ne Fzrss iuaktHenl fie pfosz-
cutting attorney says the most So
eegitisi rienueuf e the crime ~ PR
Jury VAS uut charged. iuasmuch ~
h VAS nos ses forth that the false
st&tsusnfs Piper aas aiiesfd ta
have made u his testimony hsfeea
TIE grand jury were rs fsgafd -
material facts. 90 wcfe. IL iaet ua-
tFun
Judge Rem. ia pafs1ns upen the
rnstsen. stated THAT b. believed ths
t,ruzaetitnr paiu. well taken lie
further stated that he knew fhat
Me- scott had advised The jury that
nj tngigrtmens s5r per1ury COULD na
made q, hald against 5ap~r and be-
iaexed thss the returning u she biz
was a mistake
Il tho case 4 Judge George. NJ
seoft stated THAI the tndiCtmsnt
could not stand under tire ruling u
the court IN ne Mayer Humesr case
slnee JufRa George was q judicial
ard aur a uaisea aificer. ana further
since there Fas nothina ~ the btu
10 snoN that Judge George had ever
rrfasad 20 Dc his Outs Nhen called
upon.
Argument an the dsulurFsrs iu the
cases - Chief 0f Police sullivan ana
other officials and former officials In
dsetsd by fha grand jury. was pest
poned smother week
JHdEs George this afternoon stat
81 - q sfaf REPORTER that THE a.
tIsn of the prosecuting attorney had
comr ~ a Surprise @ him. sail
he
I did nat knau n the action taken
b. the prssNseazt3nE Attorney tn re-
srnEd To nv aasa slsltts lists afternoon
NOR v'as al any tine svtafe - his
inzentinn 20 ~ act A. ATTORNEY
MI. ne FteiNnef. iitterpossd q DE-
rnurrer 20 the indictment. and
knew - a lawyer ttat Hhen the
ninfter was presented n the court
the indictnsut naust b. auaahcd 90
the alterations ther~fh. even admit
ting them to b. true (which they
were noO. did not constitute an ~
fense
In short. avn charged by TIE
grand jury with failure ard nsaiecf
70 psfform duties not belonging "a
my arcs At all. while certain orr
GERS upon whom those duties do
VOWED. wire overlooked - that esl-
ebrafed jury altogether.
Perhaps the gentiemea we're ultra
uFTn1duN ami Thought e best -
apply the pFinciple q yicarituH
ateusnfnt ~ settling tHe gamhiiHG
matter
The statement ~ tha prosecuting
attorney ia the Piper ease " So the
effect that the evidence hlch Piper
gave regarding the refund ~ fi9a0
- Tex Rickard, the gambler Who
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-03
CLOSE or THE
CELEBRATION
At ST. LOUIS

ST. Louis. Mo. MAY This WIS
the third and last aaY 81 the dsd-
icHfory exercises 81 the Worlds Fair,
and though doubt had been eE-
pressed 10 some quarters as to the
vision of the managers Ia extend
Ing the exercises over three days
their good judgment was attcsted
By the fact that rhere vas no dim
mutton ~ interest apparent today.
The days program began with a
large civic parade. which moved
over the same route ~ the big mills
tarf procession 81 Thursday and.
arriving al the exposition grounds.
was reviewed hy the visiting gov
eruorH. In the afternoon formal eE-
erelses consisting 81 welcome to
the visiting governors and other
state officials were held In the Lib.
cfal Arts building The address Of
welcome was delivered by Governor
Uaekery 81 Missouri and the re-
Spouse by Governor udell ~ New
York Immediately after the close
Of the ceremonies the governors
proceeded 10 the building sites Sc
leeted Tor their respective states.
" here cornerHtones were laid and
state coiorH raised with appropriate
ceremonies
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RESUMES
HIS WESTERN TRIP

ing. The hrst stop WAS AZ Wanego
50 here she president spoke from the
platform. The laundry beonginE
Is the presidents party. which was
held up az f. Louis heesuss the
Monticello house proprietor Was
afraid 90 advance SO To- his guests,
viii reach the train Tomorrow. Sec
Rotary Barnes wired the laundry 70
send the iinen 9. -. p The train
stopped 20 fuinutes ~ Mauhsttan,
where the president addressed the
..s..s. ysss.a'.s
from the Platform. Hs also made 4
i6-mlnuie speech at Abilene.
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cations In Indictment. and atsa from
other evidence addHred. thal Sam
bling was carried on in tne ritY
AfnrHt an AWH ltiftat aHfaasiaNs 90 aasfHH faHt
appear. nor can I ascertain from my
lff Nf'Hta atH AaHfiHf kifaaA INV AsskHAitAtNN
ever attempted 70 prevent the pros
ecutiag Of any party guilty 81 the
offences mentioned.
Il know Of no law which would
punish q judicial officer for an Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-03

April 20. In which he asld the Klfi
was suffering from pneumonia and
could uot attend sehuel
Five physicians were questioned
ON this point and each one stated
that o was tmpusaibit for Miss De
Hhe Ca have been afflicted with
90 recently as Apfll co
Another iufnreFtlnE Point brought
cut was that nr Jordan protested
NabemcntiY aRaiuHt having Mise BE
nan taken to che hospital Sunday
evening after she wat shot it re
4uirnd the eembined Influence of Ur
Johnson ana pr HhaW "a overcome
his affections.
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Coroner Hove began his Inquiry
tnto tho cause ~ the death Of
kiatnarpt 10 Hoe. the Young woman
uko was shot In the safe Deposit
tsniittng. Sunday night. and Who
dies " cdnesday AZ Prey ldtucy he's
pltai. at Banney 4 Matsans chapel
thlN m0rntug The little tcom was
fitted WITH witnesses and crowd OF
enrisfus spectators. The tuNrHtisas
tlan was conducted bY Deputy Pros
scouting Attorney craven assisted hN
Dsault t'toseenfiug Attorney ktlete.
II & EuEene Jordan, " hosc ntnte
has figured 81 the sensational ease.
Was there. drrssad la ministerial
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Testimony also showed that Mrs,
a. l. ayEatt said she dldnt believe
I'm railfoadinE the poor sifl 60 The
hospital
Not one 81 che witnesses would
say positively thai the siri had shot
herself and, to the contrary SOW
gral testified that the revolver must
have been held several inches away
from the hodi when it was Tired,
NJ vas aiso shown thai nr Jordan
violated iudsacfimiHately the orders
vt the attending physicians uhai He
0ns should br allowed 10 see Miss
ne Naf az the hospital because ~
her critical condition. n was brought
uut that Jordan Was thFFe good
deal Of the time and Insisted on Dos
hiss present wherever anyone elise
WAS Ia the ruom with the Wounded
wirL
The eatuutra jury was sworn and
Niru 81 the remains Then nf , q.
NhlgIhs. Who conducted the au-
tGpaY. Wab called. lie said
srhe bullet entered two inches
from tire middle iiaa ana between
tAe second ana tkifd ride ga the isft
side IL t,rok a downward eeafas
and eafne Qut % lhe bark below ne
third riH There wHfe 40 signs VI
low aFf MARKS NH AfN NNt#tAt @s WV
wound Tho black MARKS in TIE
flesh below thr HHfu might have
been loRdsf There was 4 sesr 90
the fisht eide Il the rssk az least
q ytaF aid. aud a ffvsn pruisr en- the
,aft arm No other marks u violence
were visible
The left iuHE Nss shfuuken and
aulldlasd showing that che had sui
Tered some time III her life from
nioufisy or pneanunis. not within a
wear. however, There we're absolute.
81 no signs OF recent tlnfaa. and abe
spN = fgffiY sIfuuE and vigorous
woman ehr had un sickness 80 FAR
~ ! could s@e that would make her
want T. dle
DEPUTY Coroner Wiltsis then teH-
ufiea lie said
"Thsee were no powder marks
around the Hnuu1 although t wa
barred taif an inch ~ - IN either
SIDE. Ffallapi hY the flash II The
gun Tho si8a VAS probably held sis
~ eight ksrhss ffum the bod whsn
the sbnt uss fired No signs 81 re-
cent Eiinesr sere apparent
nf a g. CFnaEst. Who phn also
present 81 TIE autopsy. sRff She
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Rarh. pale. nervous and tired look
mx. lie Watched the proceedings
with the utmost attention. leaning
Tar forward In his scat g. catch
every Wari that WRa uttered which
connected his maine with the affair.
The principal points elected by ne
Investigation during ihH mafulnk
rvsalan were that the nr hne girl
had NOT been sick and thefn we're
no Indications that she had been re-
GENTLY "a az cisiuind by pr Jordan
The testimony af every witness
called entirely HNfuted The stale
mrnt u nr Jordan in hts letter to
the wilson business cuileEe. dated
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-03
TWO INDICTMENTS
Are QUASHED
George A. Piper and Police Judge George DO FreeoH
Motion of Prosecuting Anorney---No Grounds
for Prosecution i'm Either Case, Said Mr. Scott

under che common taN especially b
Imposed uruu q eeaen sffles - ths
state ans II the countH ! am an
: bga O. state that the Defendant has
been corrupt ln the execution u hts
ttuflea or has sssfu~ea wtilfuily ur
oshsrsise. In ratefustn any prossssu
tlun for fhf tfim- uf KzmuliuE. or
Haa either crime " hHH dalF brought
O. hin attention by nfncsFs q fhe
fAN. eho8~ tatY u r. e Ferret cut
ana uro.reuts such cFimes
4 believe thy.rfaft. that the
eaasa shnuia hs disfafss.ef and dez
fanHanf discharged
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-03
WORkMEN
WILL NOT STRIKE

the demands ~ the men are unreas-
onabe. Andrew Heinrich. president
% the Seattle Brewing q Mailing
company said this morning:
We sfe willing e. grant any roa-
sonabie request u file men but
most Of their demands are exceed
inRly arbitrary. We are willing 70
have the matter settled any time
through the arbitration ~ Stale La
Dor Commissioner ifiackmHu 90
provided by the new state law. and
hope that he Will be able 70 ante
ably settle Inc matter"
State Labor Commissioner Black
man ia today comforting with the
members Il the Brewers association
and Harry Hayden and Frank Chris
nan. the committee appointed by the
lirewerg Workers union ~ neguti-
ate M agreement with the compan-
ifa IN regard 10 the pr0poaed new
wage scale. The union men cN-
preee themreiyea ne being confident
that the companies viii make such
concessions that the matter can be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-03

has eanfubutcd that sum - che
uumes eampaiaH fuud. wta wholly
imnasel4ai a. the sFana lueYs iu~
Qulry into the samhlimg graft
The mnnry "a f. atated. MAk vol.
unfairly contributed by NiCkare. ana
there Wsls % evidence " hsisFsr
that 4 HaH uaed for auy uulau fut
imfporse. Consequently rifaf's tes s
tImatfN was consistent with the
tru6h
"a the geafge eaHa enc pfusef citing
atgagnas made iu substance The fol-
iaeinH sfattmsHf
-Thaasa it apfeafa IRWIN the slle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-03
JUSTICE
WAITS ON
THE RACES

LaufsVftIE Ma ? Steps 90
utnp tins XauKrt. fifnud isht y hfth
4 scheduled Tor tonight were taken
II naun TIE criminal Judge de.
caufd fo consider request mr. var.
fanty until o'clock this evening
nayihw that this 10 Derby day. and
Il would BE- too great a saFrihee q
ask a-y Ksnluekitr tn remain away
frnft5 the fHHHH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-03

RALtNA. Kan. MAY The route
II the presidential special today lay
through ena 81 che richest ana most
HapuluuH sections Of kauHaa. LeaY
HHe Topeka a4 40 eafiY hour ti1is
morning there were hftef EfopH dur
inE the forenoon aud afternoon nt
Manhattan. Juuciion cay Abilene
Ard ore - tao other places, Every
"a here there srrf the same cufhusi-
asfhc otaf5aua Tor the president.
Each sfatIoH was Decorated n1th
.4.,a.,. as.s-A', -. 80. rs
UHuI 20 pay the rational airs aud
suniiftudea ~ people fa iisfeH - fhe
presidents brief reuIafss. an Ealina
Hfsa school children - tnr county
s. ffH maaed 81 hear fhf rHirf exec
ufiFe uf tHe untion Hfeak aud fhA
crowd Waa the largest ever SEEN
hsre. feNsnei more sfapa sre aehea-
uisd for lafe this afternoon. aud
sharon spfinFf viii BE- reached az
81 D.. no. Here tha party vii re-
main untli MONDAY when the souf-
hey Wiil ~ RESUMED 20 Denver.
switch citE viii be reached before
noon of fhat DAY
JUNCTION CITY. kan MAJ g.
fsfss dent EnrsrVeit WAS rfeHfaf
here thia u6oruinE hx force - reg
ulaf uoaps from Farf RdcE There
aas a large crowd ard much cheer
ms The president spoke briefly
from Is Sta ad near she train,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-03
PORTLAND
HAS ANOTHER
MYSTERY

PORTLAND. or. May q. Charles
v. bullock has mysteriously disap-
penred. Last Thursday evening he
took q launch and steamed across
the river where he WAS met by
George Taylor. clair Van wagner
and George Hantey. rtereotypefs.
The party went to the White Houre
a resort SIX miles down the river.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-03
MULTCED
The CITY

TACOMA. MAY 2-in tge ease u
Il. II Lane. lamp trimmer, assinst
the eltF ~ Tacoma Tor - 90 dsfn-
ages faH injuries Sustained IN falling
from "A light pole in Marrh 1893.
through AN alleged defect IN the sp-
raratus The jury this morning re-
turned a verdict IN favor q the d.
F.s4Ha5sf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-03
ACCUSE PRIEST
OF The MURDER

WaiseF and that of Miss ReiohHn.
Walser Was found nt the ST JOS.
eph hospital. where the warrant waa
served The excitement ia 80 TO-
tense that IL e. feared that some
demouHtfation VIII be made. The
prisoner has been taken 20 Elyrin.
where he was lodged IN jail Iie
protested his innocence and offered
10 give bail In any amount The
murdered girls brother says be be-
hevea Waiser ia innocent The pre-
liminary hearing viii he held Mon
day
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The brewery workers u Seattle. as
well ~ those Of Tacoma. olympia.
Portland and Whato0m went back
to work this morning, ~ usual. aud
the outlook today ~ that the threat
eHed strike aIil be- ayerted by afbl.
tratio1 State Labor Commissioner
Hiaekman came here last night from
Offmpia. and ~ meeting ~
committee n Che brefs efv workers
az fnldnlghf IN tlif featfle brewing
a Mailing cempauys offices at
ueofgftcWn+ prevailed up0n the
men ~ settle thu trouble - arbitra.
lI0n.
Mr.. Biackmau submitted 10 The
union men a second schpduls Of CEN
cezaiOne which the Northwest Brew.
err association n willing 10 grant.
I,nuraday the brewery opcsn tors
agreed 10 grant m increase ~ "
inatead ~ - Der week, nH demanded
b. the union. Last night they made
further cnncessiour.
The brewery operators tlhnA that
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Out
Lsn.elal to Tn. s,ar.l

PORTLAND. Or. May 2.--All the
laundry workers IN this city viii be
ioCKtd uut tuniahis TfN" auffdfrn
persons are affected, mostly women
and girls. The union had decided 20
strike within a week The employ
ers forced the ISSUE by lock out
This ia undoubtedly the part OF a
general fight against uniOnism now
being wagod Ia Portland by employ
era In all branches Of Industry The
city viii be dependent upon chin
for laundry while the lock .out lasts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-03
EXPLOSION

CLEVELAND. Stay There wis
a terrific explosion 40 peou 81 me
Thaf Hfen nrka muuufhff1 The
building immediately collapsed. Two
women aird "a route 10 fhr i''s-
pital Two mtn and a haE urre
fatally mhnGied and 20 others are
more or less hurt Fire bfaAa out
mixing rrseufa dificuit The sH-
pinslaa was % grsat that all WIN
dove H. the pelFhbaFhood we're shat
t4f4H
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TRY-0UT
FOR THE
RELIANCE

NEw ROCHELLE May 2-This
was an ideal day for the fret try
out spin of the new cup defender
Rellnnce. In a l5-knot breeze. with
Gselin aboard. she stood out toward
Glenoove. She seemed 60 throw
nefc water than either the Column
bia or Constitution. but stands up
aflfuy.
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Will
WSIT POPE

ROME. May THE kaiser mr.
rived here today accompanied hY
the crown prince and Counts Won
nurioA aud WHidefFro lie WaH en-
Enthusiastically greeted. lie embraced
KiuR Victor hffrrtiDuHteiy The
kaiser viii Visit the pope tomorrow
morning, using his oWu hurHeH aud
carriages. which we're neui from Her
lin for tho purpose.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-03
CRITICISM
FOR MILES

WAsHfNgT0N. ~. g. MAY g.
Tho Army and NaYy lieRiater In to-
days issue deplafeH Gen. Miles re-
port - the Philippines. 1t says ~
WAS a mistake to mention matters
which are not susceptible II definite
proof.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-03
FRAUD CHARGED

wAsntSaToS. = g NAY -
sehs mail Of NtiiiuH Miller, adintant
seaefal Of the Spanish American
NAr Veterans Association was af
deFra hsid ~ ~ Lancaster. Pa. to-
bax AMI Miller WAS notified 10 HhnN
eanss uhy hs should not hs ordered
paHsehsd Gaf fraud
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-03
DURAND IS
APPOINTED

WAaHINgT0a. -. c. May o.
Secretary Cortel9ou today auu0une-
81 the appointment ~ Dana uurnnd.
instructor N economics at Harvard
as special examiner pf the bureau
" corporations TIE M"th VIII ne
on economic lines.
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DEATH or
w. A. SH0REY

nAII.AHp. Mag 2-W A. shorey
q we'll known real estate dealer ana
prominent Citizen. diri Last might
fr9fa an attack ~ urniag Tie had
been rrridenf ~ hib rily fpf l6
years. lie leaYea u wife and daugh-
ter.
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MANHATTAN. Kaa. May 60
President Roosevelt Mas surprised
and auEeraa this morning ta see
himself quoted in a Kansas CttY pa-
per 81 having said he got nothing or
60 eat. and WAS not accorded decent
treatment ~ 81 Louis He dictated
au emphatic denial b. wire to Pres
idsnt Francis.
The .neeIal left Tanaka this NOM
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-03
NEW ALLIANCE

BERLIN. May 1.-The TaFehlatt
today asserts that Klna Edward VIII
visit 81 Petersburg In July. n says
England ~ counting the friendship Of
France and Russia. preliminary 10
an auap k-eak wtth cessaAny.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-03

PAPER

TACOMA. May q Albert johnson.
Who recently resigned ~ MANAGING
editor ~ the Daily News. has found
n barker aud win enter the field
here with an afternoon paper. in
about two months The venture
viii start euI ~ a four page affair.
10 be sold az one cent
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SUIT DISMISSED

NEW YORK. May . Magistrate
Barlow today dismissed the COM
plant OF criminal libel brought
against President Nroeiand ~ the
Metropolitan railway by Amory aud
others. Nreeland was discharged.