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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-30
RELIANCE
WINS

NEWPORT. June -. The Rsll-
ases NESTS the Colussbis end Con-
stitatioa today ln the first Of sta
races which viii decide the choice
Of = cup tsf~na.r 80 fst the RE
lance has never had = trial In a
a..waY. The celameta has 's~eu
given a thorough oxsxhauliBz The
time limit today h five end une-haif
hauss
Tn. arsHslins rain this AFTERNOON
was followed ~ rsSlnE ssknet
eFeese with a good jump Va the SEA
r.ehtsnnsn say II the HeitaHcs
shows as good form Ia this weather
4s Oh smooth water she VIII prove
a wsnisF
The committee yacht reached the
iimhtshsp al n o'cioes and decided
that todsys course should b 10
mile beat 70 eastward and return.
Ths yachts started 80 II ~ e'elccs.
'Fks Columbia vas first across ths
line the Reliance next and tbs ton-
ssituslon third,
The Reliance finished the ao.nslts
course three and bali niinatss
shseA 81 shs golosohis sna five utn-
at~s ahead % the Constitution.
II vas 3 hattie raYas bstws~ifths
ealuushiN ana Reliance The old
defender put the Reliance on the de-
frnsf4s. ard fof \ time had the y hip
hand Ehr 9oot Capt Barr ~ .
pocket kept hitn there until ths
,ts.es,ss ssse yssegssIss ~ Ne S'e. M.
Tsh Yschts roana@d the nrss marx
wEth he Reliance having = Lad ~
- minutes oxstsths Columbia. the
latter h.ins aboat the same distsncs
shead % the Constitution.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-30
WILL CALL ELECTION
Ths Council Takes Up CITY Hall Proposition After
Many Delays

ing per cent annual interest ana
running 20 years 60 an amount SUI
fieisnt for the purchase OF the addi-
tfnHai ground.
n this proposition should not
meet the approval Of the people ana
n should be decided at the same
election to build q new city hail, II
il thought that the building, when
will then be erected viii have 20 pe
made 80 many stories high That All
nrsteusiona 70 architectural beauty
will he abandoned.
The members Of the council do
nor want ,ssy jzs - % SssF
building. They point out that there
Is an available site at the corner OF
Fourth avenue and Terrace street
and they think the jail should Dc
built there. -,
The proposition 20 erect a new hali
and 10 purchase the additional
ground acquired. In order TO pass.
80, r.esive a thres-fifths majority
Of those voting at the special elso-
ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-30
YAN0ER MEETS
HAMLON TONIGHT

SAN FRANcfKco. June 80 1t
has hssn long tire since pDgilis-
tie event on the coast has aroused 80
much iufsress ~ seoftins eirctrs A.
the bout bst~een fs~nny fanssr ana
Eddie Hanion. which l. 80 b. decided
tonight before the Hayes Valley
Athletic Club.
The little men sill weigh IN az isn
pounds az the Finxside. both haes
tnK finished their training ana viii
have no difficulty af tipping the
scales ~ the required figure.
Judging from the statements of
both lighters aud their trainers tn
slsy there - n feeling uf entire con
ff6snes in both camps The little
cssiengnAn. who has never met De.
feat. n confid~nt that fonirht-s 90
Will certainly add another 10 his fons
string Of Victories
tn the Hanion camp likewise. the
declarations are of a rosy hue and q.
q Consequence there II every reason
for the followers Of the ring 60 look
forward TO the iiveliest kind 81 y
bout
Hsnlon has large and faithfai
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-30
MURDERER GETS
SPEEDY TRIAL

NEW YORR, June Q.~.The din-
tract attorneys office has established
ssssfhfng u . record for speedy
asfian ~ fhs ease 81 william
ssE<nesf the n@ssu Nbo shot aud
kstsd b. Grid hiaed Charles n Ne
FaFEans the superintendent ~ the
Anil. fssitcy soeietf. n the corridor
al 4he esisniual saaft beildsng spena
CSC Nas placed on trial today. after
nrspe~ly tsn weskn had elapsed siHes
ftsa eosnmissi0n Of his crime
II hos been q long time since Pop
aias Indignation has been aroused
a sarh a pitch against a murderer
n tAe neirupclla ss has been ia the
eaee - Spencer. ana this fsslinF has
prompted the prosecution 60 riish the
r1as through "a speedily A. may BE-
1fsit without giving ~Vsls~ fer tire
cry ~ ruilraaHinE the negro 20 the
el~fftc chair.
Spencer saa n lieutenant Of ~Aft
Adams tbs dsthFo8ed peiicy king.
ard Il u prubatis that bsforc- the
end q the present usek the rsNYu
ell be cccuuyiux = cell m sins Sins
Fss4sen. where bis FORMER chief Il
naR serving enc years sentence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-30
YESTERDAYS
RACES

FIRST RACE -Four and ons.haif
fufionEs four-year-olds ana W. SELL
inR
Moddsr. eveni Collins up. frat
He'd spinner. second.
Phil cnmmiHF. third.
Time-;n IA
SECOND RACE Seven furlongs:
four ysaf-oids and up. selling
Burdook } 10 Z. Ashley up flrrt
Nont0ys, second.
Major Hooker. third.
Time 20 80
THIRD RAcE-rear and enc half
furiongs. o-year-olas. selling
,. E shaw. to B. iIiidsbrand up
first
Annie Marie. second.
CriKii, third.
Time u.
FOURTH RAcE-Fivs and ons.hsif
furionEs, four-yeer-olds and up.ssii-
lng
Montsbsnk. to !; Henderson up;
first
nasssnEo. second.
Shell Mont. thira.
Tims--iNs Ia
PIFr1I RACE Seven farionFsi four
Year-oids aua ups selling
Myrtle n, ! 70 !. Henderson up.
first
william ". second.
Xuockinss third.
Time-i ~ IL
SIXTH nACE-one and ohs-rix-
tenth miles three year-oids and Up:
selling
Hazaris. 20 :. aeKsnnon up. first
kits Kelly. sseond.
Step Around. t,.ifd.
Ttms-ii0 a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-30
REILLY WANTS
SOME SCALPS

To-day IL an OF Say In baseball In
the Pacific National league. Char
ley Reilly viii haze his bunch Of
Angels from Ice Angeles o, Athletic
park Charley IL not In the beat
frame % mind. and he r. looking for
vengeance.
Before coming north. somebody
te.s him be he'd the brett ieAtn on the
coast BY long nafs. and he believed
IT. lie came 80 Seattle expecting
TO sweep everything before hins. and
had 20 be eeasess with an EVEN
break with s'uuetsie'n Babes.
Then he Nenf 10 Tacoma. and ffar-
nay Mrkibheu's FnsA took four q
the sik Eafnes away from him. A.
result. be IL eoNins vengeance m
somebody. and uux's bun h vii be
the object Oh which he hoptH 10 vent
ses. k..,ss .tss.s-s ~. s..'. ,s-;:.
WesN Nuu FRe nFff day OF r~rJ
Two Eanrs will be played Natur-
day. the Fourth ~ Juiy o'is bis
une IN the morning. and the 6isssst
- biz Nsmsa "a the afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-30
WILL SHOOT OFF
$1,000 WORTH
OF FIREWORKS

The business men ~ Madison parN
are planning n magnificent display
Of fireworks for the night of the
Fourth. and arrangements for tho
celebration are now In the hands OF
committee composed OF JamsH
HArriott and George g. hckulty,
who have raised \ subscription Of
81. COO all OF which 10 70 be spent foe
fireworks.
The works will be touched Of
from a barge anchored out In Lake
Washington. near the foot OF Madi-
son street and far enough from
shore 80 that the display viii be Wis.,
ibie from all surrounding points on
the lake. Every noise producing
combination ever Invented will be oa
the list OF explosives. from Kiant
firscrackers. tofpedoss. pinwhseiss
roman candies. moftsrs. rockets goo
devils. bombs. balloons. up 10 ex-
penslve sst pieces.
The ceisbfa.son will begin at "
D m and iast until the last 'fixzsr's
has fixxied out.
The committee r. aiao Arranging
for boat race during the EVENING"
but plans are not far enough slono
yet TO make any definite announeet
ments. III
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-30
SAVED HIS BEER
| BUT LOST HIS LIFE
Alfred Muroock Was Rolling Keg Of Brew Across
the Tracks When on Engine Ran Him Down

second too long IN an attempt 10 get
the barrel out of harms way.
The locomotive struck him Win
Tremendous force. huFlinE him from
thhe bridge down into the gully be-
low.
Mr.. Murdoch leaves a widow and
two daughters. He had lived at
Lester about a year
coronev Hoye was notified and IL
investigating the ease today. The
body II az Lester.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-30
VACATION ron
POISON SQUAD

WASHINGTON. d. C.. June so.-Afs
ter to-day the poison squad" Of th1
division - ehsmizfry ~ the dspsrts
nsnt - agriculture 10 90 suspend op<
erations until cool weather. Dr. wileys
the chief. who has been feeding tbsrzf
apon meats ard ether food prossetas
strongly dossa with borsx and boFAc-
- AS g.. .Sssss :. Sex.
wa+sis5s t2sssss isss--ssF 49, sss sssfss--
rious 20 health. has collected data
enough % satisfy himself that he ufu
be ssfe IN raNihE conclusions upoq
that subject.
When the investigation ir resumed
In October the = young men Composing
the squad uill drink beverages eharx-
ed with sAiicyiic acid. That IL the pre-
sentative put into vine. beer, cider sga
sthsr drinks liahie 60 quick soUrsns u
keep them 20 the palate will not refuse
thsu.
The report to b written an the use
~ boret during the fhree-month yaea{
ton will probably he one q the most
interesting publications ever made "a
the government
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-30
FRAUD is ALLEGED

The Mitchell. Lewis a stAver
Company. the Vulcan Iron WORKS
ard the eimoads Manufacturing
Company filed pstitian Ia the fed
erai court yesterday 80 have TIVE
9ftffin Lumber and ShinEie Com.
psny OF whasean declared bank.
rupt The claims u the petitioners
aggregate 81 coo II II alleged "a the
pssltion that ntuee q receiver vac
appointed for the Griffin company
~ the superior court. June xa the
company has disposed Of part Of IT.
property with intent TO defrauc lts
creditors
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-30
SOUTHERN
EDUCATORS

AElfEyILi.g ~ G. June a-Ai.
fheasn thr regular sessions % the
ssassaihssr r.sisc.tteusi se~s-sin tion an
aisRi cgnvrfisiun 80 ret begin ussll 70.
fnyrfsw hundreds u visstorr have ar
fa&&d
Formal op<uins exercises are a. he
hssi THIS evening with Cot J. "
Stcbolson - Baton Hoase. la pres.
i1<ni u the association. presiding
Csosseuer Aycock ard ufheru will wei
cane the visitors and there wiii be re-.
spanser on behalf ~ the delsEa lee
frons tho various sections ~ thn south
The National Music Teachers asso-
ctAftpn @tii aisa be in annual session
hsfe during the nest three Or -four
days sad The combined attendance o.
TIE two corysHtictsH Will make the
natmeer II visitors the iaruest ever on.
f<tfsined a Anhrviiie at one time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-30
TOOK THE
LAST GAME
soUo's Babes LANDED ON
oLENDoN's CURVES

Honest John neCloHkey was
away, and capt Hulen and bic
bunch took ndyanta& Of his alb
uence by grabbing OF the postponed
game with San FfanciHro,eysstefdsY
alendou, the orHiwhiir brakeman
and the raven black. long hatred.
tough boy got his bumps and got
them hard, bernie Mckay was also
hit hard. hut not 10 effectively.
The locals started the fireworks IN
the second inning, when clean hits
BY Treadwa. Rabbit, MCKAY. n
pass 60 FIRST and : aisshinR two
heefer over fiehtsHeid fence By
capt. Hulsn. scored two runs, The
busfs were run when Buck Weaver
robbed niil Hurley 81 hit on Il
long drive 10 center field
Again IN the third, after two men
were down, the locals battsd In two
more runs.
Three hits IN the NTH landed one
run for Mccioskey's men. while on
a combination Of hits and stolen
bases they scored another IN the
eighth.
sra. .s...ss A. fw.laass
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-30
WILL DAZZLE
WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON. lsns % Especial -
All tss esautifui houses n Wsshinsfan
are e b. Faads O. feszmhis rhi ksn-
eoope ~ . stfusture 20 ks built b.
VIM. a. CiArk % Nent6na senator
ard copper kins or uspre accurately
copper kths ard senator. the senator
ship being ineidsnfsi % the cepp~v
kiax business Mt Clark has lant
cemfis,ed a palace IN Ss- Ysss which
t@os 4hsait five years 60 baiid and
more than that many miiisns - doia
lars But the Nee rers house ~iil BE
simply lodsins place and sill be As
Bethlus compared % ths enc hs ulil
etslts IN Washington Ter tho snt~rtain-
inert Z s.z sYikaaz Tie i@IsSs ssss
revsF more srasaa thar am ether sfs-
vafs Residence ~ the capital sna ~
vii cost more than am other private
fesidxncs n America
II usfi fses - Duponf circle n~st En-
ths Lister mansion ard insIsids the
f1slare hosndsd by the ctrris. Nss.a-
ehssettn svsns-. twenty sixth street
and Csnn~rsicut zeeroe London ard
Parts architects are working on corn
petltlxe plans.
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The proposition 10 build city hnii
that xill be sufficiently large to
meet the needs Of Seattle will prob
.h4= h~ presented soon 10 the voters
n Seattle for their deeiaionf Two
ordinances providing for a special
slseflon. 1T which viii be submitteo
10 the voters the questions or tht
erection % a city hail and the pur-
chase II the east half Of the block
on whifh the city building IL ~
present Tented. had their first read
inrn At the meeting Of the clty
council lest night. The ordinences
were referred back to the speclai
committee on .cify hall Thers 10 1T
'ls doubt however, but that they
viii ~ passed.
n the eastern half Of the block
bounded BY Third and Fourth aV-
snuez. jefferson street and Ysrlsf
way be acquired. the new hall can
Be made an imposing building.
Hence Tire voters VIII be asked 20
consent 70 the issue 81 bonds, bear
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-30
FLETCHER
FIRED OUT
cNil SERVICE COMMISSION Up.
HOLDS CHEF SULLIVAN

ire civil ssrsHe commission 1T
atsht sustained chief faiiisan IN his
dfesalsaAi q ratfaimss ". ". Fetch.
&c ffesa The police department. Fisteh-
80 vas charged nth having made =
cFiminsi assault uron Mrs. Effie 0fsnt
r. the early part Il APRIL
The commission issued no statement
80 q tie firdirss On The charges snade
ee3knst FistrheF The hearing wAs
hsff ufscsme.l b~xsoalns two wesks
ase ard the testimony ~as 80 VERY
sstfitstiBx character Mfs Hfsnf pes
Iflxsif idsuufied Fistsh<f a. the man
sts IN apiiesmans uniform mace
sasr assault npnn be- about April
fsistzt.rf Ciaisns IL Il ease - nais-
49,, SssssS.s... 80 scsss. A. .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-30
HARMONY
IN IOWA

pEN MONIES. Iena. June - -
HaKpsassN e. to be tho sufHrfns
watnhv ord ~ the Republican state
convention. which utesss here to-
fHorfuw ~ naus candidates for the
state efftrssa o. be fIiied Al the fail
sisetiou ant 20 frame \ platform On
ntsleh n oeffuct tbs campaign. The
controversy over the lose hdsa.
so.eailsd. which Some Tins aso
sha~aiemsd 70 make ttsinss livsi9 -
the convention. has hsen sffcgtuaiiY
srasothsrsd and staulana wnualssafsd
BY pfoutinsnt party lee ders ard del
~.ates already -nn the ff@ia make II
apparent that The convention viii
be 4 Harmonious affair
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-30
TOKEEP THE
LAKE PURE

The city council evtasntly rsaiisss
~ that the smesYsns Of se~ags
inso LAKE. Union must nj b toisrat-
81. sesn "a q temporary msseahift
A. last niahrs netting the boa 20 %
puhtle mofks was authaFtsea - On
ter into negotiations wsth the INIT.
sd States var Department cor rsrs
~ si.a ~ sSs e.ssse = y . - "a
sswAxs Into the government canal
esifseesn Fremont and Ballard Nueh
a. agreement ~cslia - oaiY tsns
rorsfy ana q is Understood the GOV.
efnfnest VII srsut the request
The canal cpstl~ lnto salt water.
sainon bay. and u IL not ihouEht
that the sewage vii give any trcu.
bic there. la coursr ef tifnr II ia
planned TO extend the s~wss 60 deep
water IN the souna
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-30
CHANGE OF JUDGES

WASHINGTON. p. c. June So-aThe
change In the Eishth judicial circuit
ca 4asd 30 tbe retirement 81 Judge
Henry & Caldwell and the appatats
nssni Of Judge william e. Heck a. his
eacesssof becomes sffsetivc today.
Judge Hook the nse incumbent. Il
resident 81 Kansas ard 10 promoted
from the district court 20 which he
waf appointed BY President Mckinley
in isfg The retirement ~ Judge Caid.
sell u is recalled. removes the only
Surviving spposntse placed on the
bench IS President Lincoln.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-30

Alfred Murdoch. a raiconkesper,
YES Instantly killed br north
bound Northern Pacific passenger
train at Lester At 9 oseiock last
evening. Murdoch was rolling
aruaH barrel ~ beer from the rail-
road depot TO his saloon at the time
OF the accident. Just as he was
crossing a short trestle the train
came ia sight. Hia wife. who was
accompanying him. STEPPED % one
side. but Murdock fingered just
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-30

within hlock 81 the huiidins
TIVE policemen we're Within a few
hundred feet ~ the xtere whea the en-
pioslan occurred when they arrived
at the front - the building thss could
see that the interior wss filled with
smoke hut did not catch = glimpse ~
the rehberu, ~ the tisae thsf had
forcsd the fFoEt door the robbers had
taken What money VAS In the safe
and made seed their escape through
this haek door
An inspection ~ the interior showed
that the eecss AND papers IN the s.fs
had besn hastily rarnaeted. aud that
the firms essh and the hank book had
been carried away
The hans book VAS later found two
blocks away frvm the ncsue 81 the rob
beFf. haytns svtaentiy been thrown
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-30

II. e. chyier. who Was arrested
sunday hp Detective nsFeee on the
charge 20 roboink T.Y.s drug store.
At Arlington. yesterday evening ctn-
feared 70 fhe criu~ he admits haN-
ing taken tiso from the tia
Two runaway bets from SeSeifs
Industrial school. George Nswetf
and LeffoFd hod-eu. were rlrksd NO
on the waterfront yesterday rhey
said they w~re headea for Baker
CITY. Gre. and that they ran sssS.ase
nxw teacher whirRza thzm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-30

on a demurrer 10 the information.
Thi. the court sastainsa on the
ground that the Information Vas
good in form. but DID not state
facts sufficient 10 Justify = constrae-
ton q the Law. failing TO state
whethsr the machine in question
Was a monsy or a merchandise pay
Ira device The Law. accordingly.
could not be passed upon until the
evidence had s~en submitted
Judge Esell lntifnAtsa tat 10 shs
evf1enee Developed thu fact that tire
machine paid in trade he mlsns hold
thai prosecution under ths felony
isw would not tie ard that an In
formation would have TO be drawn
anasr the faisassneaaas Las.
Some doubt exists as "a which Law
governs the prosecution Of slot
machine operators The operators
themselves claim that the misde-
mesnor lAw ~ the one IN effect ~
20 slot machines, ard see hope IN
tAs caurt : inthss .fea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-30
VOTES MONEY FOR
FIRE DEPARTMENT

Ths fire department came In for
Some generous Appropriations AZ the
meeting Of the city council last
night In ali tiseee vas set aside
fef the work Il the department
OF this 1850 was necessary TO
cosnpiete the new truck house and
10 pay fcr the necessary piumeinx
si.tes was appropriated for the pur
sshs>e Of site fof - ensins house
On es<>s Anne hiii. s.. - fof = rise
&c EtaeH sv~nus and Denny sey
Aaa q. 80 rer the tssraiture and other
equipment for the new snsins house
on Firth avenue between dalsr and
Garfield streets.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-30
DELANEY rs sgrTss

Thesnss y psisnsY. deputy ceiieefes
and Inspector a this pert. -ho vss ~
hsaFsd from ht< home 81 ufe~n laAe
a safioas ease ~ hlspss poiserinx 10
considerably improves this nernins
last Hfxht his sttsndins physician. Dr.
William shaunan, stated that toe
ehaNeer for hla recovery wsfs even
bat this snerssins hls sDaailfaa IL
slightly mere fssursbts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-30
STRONG. BOX WRECKED
BY SAFE CRACKERS
Furniture Store of HegdaIe q Co. I'm Ballard the
Scene of the Latest Effort of the Gang of
Expert Craftsmen

BALLARD. wash. June - Safe
blowers taFnssi another trirk IN this
eity lat night rhls time Il VAS the
safe in the nirniture stefe II tiegdAhi
4 CO. and ths total amount Of the
hecty secured was s..
The ssfe-sraxkers secured enerance
60 the slorv ~ fcrcinx back door. A
hole Was then drilled In the tep OF the
safe. which 10 lccated IN the rvAT u
the store. and quantity Of niask paw
der Was poured into the tntettor - the
strens hex. fhis Was thsH lEnited BY
fssae
IRE explosion which fciIewea wrcck-
ed the ssfe asd played hssee ~ish the
fQrniture IN the rear part II tbs st0fe.
TIE cxptastcn o<cuFrsd shcttsy 10
fore eaeiook this moruias aha Was
Sufficiently heavy 30 awaken svsryo one
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-30
WILL BE
TRIED
Demurrer 0vsruIed in
SLOT Machine cass

The rev anti gambling las wh,ch
n II claimed. Snskes the operation of
shot machines . 1elony. waa indi-
revtly uussIa By Juixe Hell yester-
day afgsfaesn when he oxegruied the
demurrer to the information ffled
against Harry s-nssh charging hifa
wth unlawful ranrins a merriam
dis~ paSsnE nnsci.sse Ia . cigar stand
a. III YeslsF way,
Tntn II the case brought TOR the
purpuse Of testing the new felony
las. &c e effects trade slot ma
chimes.
m date fer the trial II the case
an is merits has net yet been
agrees uron.
Thr eAsa comes before iadae He'll
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-30

following on the coast and the bet
ting un bis side ef the game has
been heavy. Nevertheless, II u ap-
PARENT that wise followers OF the
Eause are ready 90 take ali 81 the
Hahion money that IL offered. and
whsn the two enter the rms tonight
~ y All bui a certainty that nangef
viii be the faxoftle 20 far an the
betting is concerned.
A considerable crowd Of Chicago
rs are here and they have backed
the little Italian 10 the full limit Of
theIf reannrrNa.
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away by the robbers when they found
Il 10 be worthless 10 them
f.oesl police officials are ef the opiu-
ioa that the robbers are amateurs at
the safe-craeking business. a. there
was 10 attempt shade 20 dssden the
noiss Il the explosion Besides this.
Il " painted out that expert safe-bi
ere never bore a hole Ia the top ~
safe Which they wish ts crack
Whistler the work VAS done by ans
Eteur. % professionals makes no sFeat
difference a. the results were the
sans and had the sirens bon corr
tatned fto9 Instead q q the robbers
would have secured Il fust the same,
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.DEA H
AT SEA
Sadde0ed Voyage of Gems
tennintrom Nome

Steamer Centennial arrived from
Nome az I O'Clock this morning Nitn
seven passengers Charles Thamp=
son. one OF her passengers. who vent
to Nome from ban Francisco on tho
St. Paul. claims To- have discovered
good oil properties in the vicinity Of
Nome. He says that he viii ship eii<
drilling machinery 20 the property
az soon ne possible.
Mrs. a. Heffiii. mother Of Mrs.
Minnie Gordon. ore OF the parssn~
gers died ~ res June "a and yas
buried the same day. Mrs. ISsrrtl
was coming 70 seattle 10 undergo .
surgical operation.
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Special Erent ~ NJ katchin of
the treasury department. IL ~ the
ettt and viii start on hts annual H..
spertion Of Aisskz eanusfiea in =
few days on the revenue cutter
Perry.
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TACOMA. June 30 The Tigers
took the last Of the Tacoma i,os
Angeles series yesterday and forced
this erstwhilc top notehcrs from Los
Angeles down one peg 10 second
place IN the Pacific National League
standing. The score vast Tacoma
q. Los Angeles o
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STAR TIPS
Probable Winners OF
Today's Races

FIRST RACE - Milwaukee
Mona o., Rosebud.
y. q. Shaw, Dsmonio, Minis.
noto.
Or. sherman, Jim Gore, God
desc Of Night.
FOURTH RaCE--l. o. w.,
Homage, Ohio Girl
FIFTH RACE - Almonsr,
Miss Madsline. Blendvra.
SIXTH KbCE-AnVii, The
Miller, Bsrsndos.