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The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1903-04-30

Great progress is being made In the
sulphur Industry on the Island OF
Sicily. In the Mediterranean. There
are some 450 mines in operation. and a
good deal OF modern machinery has
been Installed within the last few
years.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1903-04-30

lie who is faithful over a few things is
lord OF cities. II does not matter whether
you preach IN Westminster Abbey. or teach
a ragged class, so YOU are faithful. The
faithtulness is all.-iieorge Macdonald.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1903-04-30

Glasgow is pursuing crusade
against girl fower-sellers in the street.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1903-04-30

Y a recent communication
to Congressman Brown
low, Yfr. Il. VI. Richard.
son. Secretary &C the Ma.
tional Good Roads Associa.
t;n, ,,,,,,,n.ti. tha -gpnxt.n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-25
WILL SPEND
100000
CITY TO LET CONTRACTS FOR
STREET IMPROVEMENTS

Hias for the Second avenue re
grade aud other street improve
msnt contracts. amounting in ala to
nearly 800. eo0. viii be opened At the
meeting ~ tho board Of public works
Saturday. with the work ordered
aud the contracts about To be let
ths outlook fer the completion 81
the reErade from Pike street To
Denny way within the next few
months 10 very bright
Among the other improy sssss - =
for which contracts VIII be let after
fii- pp-iiisE II tire sssss. saturday. -
the paving % rtias5 street fftsu8 Sec
oud avenue 20 Eighth avenue and
Firth and Sinth avenues from Union
Ia Pike street. The pavement will
be or brick. The total estina tod
cost 81 this Improvement II so. 80
fsida will be opened for contracts
for laying more than ig3 coo westh
OF concrete sidewalks on Aloha
street. Taylor avenue and other
streets ana avenues on Queen Anne
hill
The other improvements 10 be let
by contract after the opening Of the
bids Saturday include laying con.
ffsts Sisis y HiSS afa Twelfth fvvffss,s
and other streets and avenues iu
the southern part Of the city. grad
ing and aidewaiking Of Woodland
Park avenue. Of Ewing street and
other streets and avenues IN Ere
mont
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-25
MYMGEA
MD WMD


Late fhis afternoon the members ~
the eiass ~ 1850 % the Seattle high
pehaal alH face the cold cruel world.
siih = shespakin az their efiiy weapon
y, ~ .. 9.
enc in the history u the school and
nufnts.fs over 700 msmbsrHz
TIE graduating exercises were heia
Il N. opera house bsalHninE az 2.a'
y IA and the theatre was packed with
the friends and relatives 81 the class.
Ths prosrani consisted II essays ana
arhftnus b. Katherine Kerr. saiufstor-
Ian. AasuFtaH Packard. Sssta King.
lnsoEsns Cunningham. =. Rex smith.
and Harry Johnsinne. Naiaaietorian
Nlefas zeanics vas go and WAS unable
20 attend the exercises.
Diplomas Nsrt presented g the ciaes
~ President Patterson = the school
board
Victor zeinirk. Katherine Kerr ana
Nesta kiuE we're the high homer stu
dents 81 the class Others 20 receive
hufsafs were.
stephen Marcus Fowler. Erie Fri,ter.
Harriet Spencer Ftiiief 3slen Mar
Gibbons chris Giison. Harriet Ruth
srfufd Iohnstone Eesie Esfsils John
con. Mary J. Johnson. Mauds Alex.
anara Macdonald. Kltias Cleveland
Ma nonaid. olive Mueller, Gertrude
Louise SIedefHssae@s Reginald G
gteepis. George atokke Eugene Rex
smith. Mabel ArAmsuu Wells
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-25
HAPPENINGS
ABOUT TOWN

Angus McAulay found guilty OF
larceny by ombezzlement by a SUI
perior court jury Monday, filed Il
motion for a now trial yesterday on
tho grounds that Judge EEL wrong
fully refused motion for continu-
ance. on account of the abaenco from
the city Of an important witness for
the defense.
John n. Condor. dean Of the Uni
verslty Law school. and Miss Marion
Y. CLARKE. were quietly married Inst
night az the home Of the brides
mother, 100 Thirtieth avenue. The
ceremony was performed by Or. NJ.
a. Matthews Mr.. and Mrs. Con-
dou, after short honeymoon trip,
well return 60 Seattle. whore they
Will make their home.
city Attorney bills DE Bruier ana
Miss Alice Reaor Of ~. Paul.
were married last evening at the
homo OF George Olson. Olympic
place. The ceremony WINS PERFORM
cd by Rev. w. a. Major. Mian Holeu
Jaeithon acted az bridesmaid and
Will Humphrles as groomspan
After receiving congratulations, MIR.
and Mrs, DO pruler left Tor their
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-25
WILL HOLD.
INQUEST
Coroner Decides TO hves-
hgate Baby Shomos
Death

An inquest VIII bs hsld At o'eiack
tomorrow afternoon Al the honncyr
Watson morEus to determine who ls
re- punsIbis for IN. death 81 little
Wllbsf EhoIno.
Coroner Hoye and Prosecuting At.
tafalsy scott had a conference az J
o'clock this afternoon ard u wac
then decided 10 hold tbs Inquest
Af Hcatf said after the conference
Nth Tbs coroner.
We have no further information
about the case than that already
Published. 1 have nothing ~ say
ahsai gks case antii s.ftsf ] have
hsar ri the evidence ether than thsi
II Il should b. Show thai The child
vas nsgisctsd. and Size neglect %
cruel treatment caused tts death.
ahArge Of mansianEhtsf, pct haph =
mere serious charge viii be lodEvd
against the person thought 70 bc
y $500. =. '.s,.... -. ~,.,s''s
To guFuusr fi0Ns ~ rTvtf ps'is
that II Il Was a fart that Mr.
shasno pinned the child. a. u IL
claimed. - that il could not move
hand or foot "a looked like criminal
negligence and a case Of man.
slaughter 90 him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-25
Daring Burglars Broke Into the
and Robbed the Strong Box,
With 5000

which l. la the front 90 the saioesa
bad hreu blown ppen aud rined.
Investigation SHOWED that the reiss
hern had effected an entrance 70 the
niacc by fareinn the tranaom ever the
rear door rhsf had knoeked on the
combination dial on the safe aud
pouyvd powder lnte the aperture. The
chRrgs " powder wac nred by means
of a fuse.
The explosion blew TIE safe daoF
opsn and al that remained Get the
r0bher- g a. Wsa 70 help themselves
a. the contents.
The fohNsis evidently departed hs
they came In leaving behind them
aomc black powder scattered IN the
aaoF. plvtu ~ tuae and u tie funnel.
which had sxiasatiy been ussd 60 put
the powder In the safe door through
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-25
JENNIE HAS
HER FAULTS
so SAYS }. Q. DAWSON IN HIS
DIVORCE COMPLAINT

BiH wifu's alleged jealousy. nag
rims, suiien temper. snorossness. sar-
caam and flirting. added 10 constant
laundering % his parents. are the
reasons J. y Dawson nets forth IN
divorce complaint nied against
Mrs. Jennie N. Dawson today. ask
ing 70 have his marriage VOWS. made
IN Iowa IN 1896. declared nun and
void.
He alleges that. not satisfied with
abusing him az home, Mrs. Duwsoa
49, - s4444aa J.
ffsf3 isFf IT, fffsfs HsffHs - fFffFF 100
him wretched b. making venomous
remarks about him from afar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-25
OLD Eli WINS
Greaf Varsity Boat Race. Cap
furedby Yale After Desperate
Sfruggie---The FOur-Oared and
Freshmen Races Also Won by
Yale

NEW LONDON. conn. June 20 =.
Weather and water conditions this
morning ava not auHur well Tor fast
tims today In the Yale-ilaryafd
fhceH.
Thousands Of visitors are arriving
hy special trains saeh hour They
an arsmod Tuod natuTed. although
feKtvttlng the eoid aud unfaVofabls
dAN,
rhe Pguanee Columbia aud Con
Htitution are Ia the lower harhof.
and arn deserted. all hands tskiaK
a days vacation. Mrs. Hoosegelt
and pArty wnl witness The races
from the yacht sXlph which Mas
been given good position.
Vale " slight fsNorite in the bot
tine. thh CSas this moaning bsink 10
u 3. with Nalr on the iunK end
AT 40 o'clock the sun succeeded lu
breaking through the cloud bank.
promising fair weather The ref.
sfs#'s boat visited the ttainias aa,sf
tsrH rnon AFTER and aotlned the
erews "a b. Ia readiness 90 start on
time
A. 1880 o'tlefk the arat a@-t Of
steamers hitch hat anchored At the
hurry owes might came doNn ias ards
the prrusnsut AaeheMsr a. lhs
tfa u bFisiaw saafis 50 assasn sasisss
we're tied up near the fintsb.
Harvard MAS given the west
course ih the YafHitY foBf cared
race. and che east eaufse for the
great varsity race. be former was
fret an "a. program
Al ~ Welogk The Judges boat took
Itn pntifiOu az the starting llnr and
zaNe the pFnlimluAEt signal 20 the
varsity four HArFara responded
% taking the water II minutes later
Just then Yale made tgs appearance
around the bend Pulling az lively
clip The weather - this iin,~ Nak
.eFs favorable A. - - the boats
sefr sent OF
Harvard caught the water fret
and sainci thfeeauafssra ~ huaf
length within two minutes They
we're rowing a fast Haea. and before
tbs quarief mile Nas passed. et-u
water showed between the hnatn
Harvard aiaNiy Increased this Lead
despite the cinekukn work % Yale
A The half y VAS 49, and tuck Vale
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-25
HAD TOSHOW
JOE GREGG
INDIAN DEMANDS PRIZE RING
PURSE IN ADVANCE

Ia nfissn feat ring pitched IN the
eren - Georreto~n. Indian Joe 0rsas
xsssasha 80 sessnls 18th parss laaana =.
last niEht The Twentieth ruund vas
= stair from the tap ~ the sons
Neither u them attempted 60 strike a
blow and allowed the nnht TO be de-
slarsd a draw
Per ~ rounds II was enc % the
elerercat exhibitions ever pulled on In
Seattle. The fighters went at Il In
lively style and were out for the
money.
II appeared that Indian Joe Gregg
owed Tom Winsor. one Of the mana
Eeru Of the hEht n board bill and u
was being held cut Of the gate re-
seipts. The Indian declared that VA.
ieNN ne got some fnuFe % the money
he wouldn't go on with the dance
The crowd came all the way from
Seattle 10 see the mik-up and wanted
samsthing for their money. 90 clipped
IN Moe little purse and the fighters
fought for that.
At the end 81 % rounds Jimmy Grit
IN. who acted as referee, wisely
called tho bout q draw.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-25
GAMBLERS ARE AFRAID
OF THE NEW FELONY LAW

For the hrst time In half a century,
practically there IL nothing doing In
the gambling line ia Seattle II IL
recorded somewhere lH the pages of
local history That the sturdy pioneers
who nfst settled on the shores e nl-
llatt bay uHsd 60 spend heir sunday
afternoons IN pitehiug hnrHerhoer Tor
taRs store which stood what f. now
Pioneer Place. aud II H. further stated
~ cite Of the old time historians that
while bis game slili ahaundsd in ths
vicinity 81 Seattle some ef the leading
citizens occasionally spent whole
nights IN following the unblaEsd train
Of the beb-taiisd nush ssd bueking tbs
tiger
AH Seattle grew larger the gambling
spirit WaHed stronger aud IN the early
eighties old umera nhE. tEc WAY
some % Seattle moat prominent eitl-
Eenh played poker wins really fierce.
The STRANGER who just dropped in a.
have a look ~ the town waa generally
forced 10 telegraph fuf fundH o. be
come permanent resident Tor lack ~
steamboat face n he tanpsred With
the seattle card players
A. for later days everybody knows
what. Seattle wus up q very recently
uuasr Mayor Homes. tie originator u
he vide open policy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-25

nisthodicaily Increasing her speed
Al thrsrquartefa. Yale was h.if a
length ahead Al the mile Yale was
three lengths ahead. and KoinE az q
fast clip both boats were rowrd
with machine like regularity. az a
tefflfie pace and In perfect form.
Despite iiaryardn best EFFORTS
Yale WOW by three Lengths.
The unonicihl time was 10 % fof
Yale and ~ 0f fur Harvard
The Freshmen Fights faga was not
50 exciting. They started ~ i2 o.
AZ the end Of the ffst mile. Yale led
BY q fnif margin ifef crew pulled
stradisr than Harvard. bat the lat
ter we're iu uneKpee form. and
made = vigorous aEht The boats
we're almost hnn and bow az the
mile and a-haif The battle hung
Ia the balance. hut towards tho fin
lah. when Nais's stsadlnees slowly
todd
Vale Won by one surih IN the IN
M .ai tpns 81 20 OF The Crew vas
aernrded terrific applause.
Ia The fouT-oaHe1 race the ofiiciai
time vac 10 80 Ter Yale and n o.
fsf Harvard Isl the eiEht feared
race the nnieial time wss , ~ Tor
= So HNAiN - TOT AtAfA AAWi ktH
tiistanre 10 each raes Was two miles
The sssitrmaht increased - ufsH-
eEhtinnN we've made faF the HfrAt
tearaiiy race al four miles down
stream.
Al 1 a TIE beats sefs sent OF
beth efesH iakink splendid stroke
Harvard VAS la the lead e half mile.
Yais siightls srlashihE A. three
qua tarr the heats Nsfe abreast both
fua ma a steady rtfake
A. the mile Harvard led by half
> length A. the mile ard a-haif
1Ain MAS gitinins Efeunt, though
Harvard still led hf half iengfh.
A. the mil~ and ihtesauart iiar-
ssfa naE quarter Of length
ahsad A. the tWo miles Harvard
hal Increased her LEAD 70 one length.
A the two ald a =aaaftsf mile mark
faae had drawn up aA even terms.
eHsh ~ the tNu and threenuartsrH
she was ahead. A. three and a-haif
miles Vale was half a length ahead
Yale won by three lengths
The ufficiai time anH 20 10 Tor
Vale and 20 81 faf Harvard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-25
BOY BURGLAR WEEPS
FOR HIS CRIME

Robert s~ston, = boy no says he
tn only Is years old. aut who looks
a least 20. pleaded auilfy to bur
glaHY iu the rurettaf court this
morning and waH committed 20 the
Reform school by Judge Bsil.
When arrested for breaking into n
Pike street store a week ago. Sex
ton told the jailsr that he was ~
years 81 aEs. With mafsg sgbs and
tears he protested IN court THIS
morning be was but Is. and too
young to realize that he vas COM
milling crime IN attempting 10
lob the nlnrn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-25
NOW HAVE
A UNION
pEckHARos ORGANIZED LAST
NIGHT TO CONTINUE sTRfkE

The striking deckhands OF the
Puget sound steamers organized q
union last night and affiliated with
the western Central Labor union.
The meeting wus held IN the hall Of
the Sailors union on the Ageu dock,
and AZ ifa conclusion - was reH0iv-
"a 10 push the strike, n possible, TO
. successfaI termination. The deck
hands ne striking for raise In
wages flom SO 10 tfb per month.
They are being aided indirectly in
their fight b. the local branch Of the
fanors' union.
Last uighf six dsckhands walked
on the Puget Sound Navigation
compauy's steamer Hofalie as she
this morning two men on the steam
cr Prosper Of the same company
Etrgrk II IL probable. n0w that q
union haa been Organized. that the
strike viii be pushed with more
vlg0r. and a general tie-up may oe-
Yesterday three or four more
steamers began 20 pay the scale de-
nuded By tire union. Swift a
Bruce. operating the steamers Ia
C0nuor. TRANSPORT and city Of DEN
yer. have always paid tho scale. the
principal companies which are
refusing 70 pay the Increased wages
are the Puget Sound Navigation
company. Controlling the T. T. q T.
company and the BellinghaD Bay
Transportation company
8. y. Burns. superintendent Of the
Puget Sound Navigation company,
said thia morning That bic company
had no Intention Of paying the new
scale.
we can get al the men we want
for $40 per month" he said, "and ~
quick az the men quit we are able
a. secure others 10 take thsir
places"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-25
INJUNCTION
,S'> q 's::' 3 ~ .3.s : w
COMPANY WILL STAND

Superior Judge Taliman this after
noon rendered decision continuing
IN force nntii further order II tho
court The temporary in5uut fion re-
Gently granted the Seattle Electric
company ~ tts suit against the sno-
aaaiiule Pals Power company The
suit Involves the right 4 the defend
ant company 10 cut on the eiectricitH
" nov furnishsn the plaintiff undss
contract The electric company save
a fzato9 injunction bond
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-25
PETITION
The GAR
President Roosevelt Has Decided to
Transmit Protest Of American
Jews Direct 10 Russia

WASHINGTON. ID. c. June 2S--
President Roosevelt has decided tn
transmit the petition OF the exeou-
tive council Of B'nai Birth regardinr
the treatment OF Jews IN Russia. 70
the crar. A letter made public bg
Secretary Hay today addressed 10
Mr. Simon OF this city. says the
matter which he has had to consider
most seriously WAS whether such
proceedings would be Of advantage
20 your prosecuted and outruges CO.
rcligionists In Russia.
~on this point I have decided 20
acct your opinion and that OF
other intelligent groups OF American
Jews whom YOU represent. and re-
quest yuu to rrffu the petition IN due
form at your earliest convenience.
OF course you understand the presi-
dent cannot tell YOU what reception
your petition viii meet with at the
hands Of Russia"
The petition Is 10 be signed by
leading Americans outside OF federal
office holders
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-25
HOT WEATHER IN
THE YUKON WILEY

with n passengers. most Of whom
were Dawsonltea. the steamer Cot
tRge City arrived from SkaRway
this morning. She reports that a
great exodus Of people from Dawson
was expected during the next two
weeks.
Those passengers % the Cottage
city Who came up the Yukon report
that they had a fine trip. The Ice
was all gone ard during the last
day 81 the run the Thermometer
HOOD % 81 acgreea ln the ahnde.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-25
KAISER HONORS
ADM!RA! COTTON
Visit of the American Squadron TO Kei Made the
Occasion OF Much Feiicitahon on the
Part of the Germans

the visit % the Americans an un-
sstts.ilfied successes
Prince Henry i sofAtng consins
uAflv 90 make the atatt pleasant lie
ffsuusuiiy refers To hin American
y lsit oith gratitude At the attention
then ehusu him
tSiet 10 being visited BY a number
Of celebritler. including Ambassa-
defs Tower and NsYef. The hotels
are All fiied Cornelius Vanderbilt
u eompsiled to occupy a cheap io,iE-
ina house
-Four hundred racing yachts are
prsAsnt for the regatta. There are
y entries for the race today iuciud-
ms the kAiHer~ yacht Niagara.
THE kais~f told Admiral Cotton
that the American fleet Il 30 Northp
% praise that he Intended 10 cable
President Roosevelt a conErafuia-
tpfY message. telling him he found
the shirs in q highly efficient eondi-
ton The message u nov under
Nays
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-25
Seattle Is without Public Games
for the First Time in the His
tory of the City

bakers dozen ~ sports out ~ Job.
In the HHohomiHh' bar next door
whore a dozen poker tables made mOu-
~ galore FOR the lucky pfapristors.
the big gambling hall has been turned
into reading room and plies %
greasy newspapers cover ths tables
over which hundreds n dollars uae1
10 change hands nightly.
Last night the only occupants %
the reading room were two hlsar geo
nid chaps who partially played ~
game n aeven-up f0r the drinks with
one eye an the door as n expecting a
cooper 10 appear any minute
in the neN teudefl0in not even a
seven up game Was 10 progress ana
the card rooms were deaerted
'"fhe hartsuFdse dehaufiY aun0un-
ced We don't keep no dice boa
now sheu the patrons Hidied 10 to
suggest q shake Tor the drinks
And "a spite ~ the douEie negative
thsre were no dice games.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-25
81 CAN'T Talk ENGLISH
UNLESS ! Ann DRUNK
JOHN zEoIcT POLE. MADE STARTLING STATEMENT
WITNESS STAND

Il can't talk English unless I'm
drink
This was the startling announce
rnsnt raalte from the witness stand
IN Judge Bells court. this morning.
ness ~ the case Of the State against
Vasil StramaEa. on trial for larceny
from the person
Your honor. move that the court
send a bailin for a bottle Of whisksy.
or whatever this gentleman viii
gnIa ranfee "a timber up his adopted
tongue quickly Interrupted Aftor-
ney Tom Page. who represents the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-25

KEEL June ss-Ths kaiser this
morning returned the visit paid him
yesterday by Admiral Cefipn. lie
boarded th~ KeaFHaaEs amid ihs
booming - guns frafu all tho Amer
Kan vessels. ttfafns and bugle=
we're sounded and the marines pre-
scented arfaa
Admiral Cotton escorted hi. royal
visitor frufu the aausN ~ 90 the
cabin. Nhrre the emperor rrsnaiuad
foF half an hpus he vas outspoken
III his admiration Of the American
shina. He Wili BE- Admiral Cottou'h
guest al luncheon Saturday.
The tnnst rrmaF IN Die efforts are
being made 81 ktsi to honor the
Americans The streets are dsccfs
ated With the stars and stripes n
q manner hitherto uuhHard o. The
kaiser several da1H sNp sent sNuiieit
DISTINCTIONS 70 The tzaft authorities.
the yacht rluh aud others o. apart
nstfhsr sHp~nse nor pains 10 make
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-25

mes home. liza Fast John street.
John Holloway and II v. Crister
we're arrested b. fairaimsn Ryan
ard NcCiuTg this morning on the
charge % stealing the copper sheet
lus from piles under pier A. The
fnfn are fishermen. and II Il claimed
thsf they ware taking aaxantaK. Of
TIE bow tide 10 strip the piiing o.
their copper shsetins.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-25
GARLAND
IS SAFE
WAS NOT DAMAGED BY GOING
ASHORE IN STRAITS

Steamer Garland 81 she Puget Sound
Navigation company, which was last
night reported wrecked ana total
loss near Port Angeles, arrived from
that place this morning Capt Me-
Aline says the Garland sustained no
damage. She ran ashore on tho flats
AZ the mouth u the Elwhs river at
1915 o'clock yesterday morning IA a
for.
She was hoated at high tide at 10
o'clock last night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-25
MRMMN
NH SHIP
Start in Horseshoeing Business
Of Their Own

Sir ef the striking borssnhaerH ye~
tsrdaY morning opcnrd horasshoihe
establishment az ~ sixth avsnu,s
south John r. Kalushe who was ths.
only fpurneyHan wao alsa possesss&
q masters esftigcate sntiiisins him To-
ran a shop took uonlGal charge %
the establishment although Il il undef
stood the 81 men are dividing tbs
prohts equally The men claim nav
they Hill be able % procure all TIE
raw barssshpiuE material needed In
spite Il the alleged attempt ~ the
hNatff Hnfaeahoeds' association -
pres snt fhsrn from doing r.
II the men do not get the Increase -
wsEea asked for 10 a SHIRT tine thsT
saY thai other establishments similar
iq that opened yesterday VII -
started
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-25

RAlI.ARn wash, June e The
safs in the fremont saloon Vas blown
oprn at an saFl1 hour thts mefHtns,
and robs,sJ q tis eontents. se4nsthtns
muFf than tasa
This robbery Was committed between
4 and oeieek thts moruirg and Ner
~ well executed ~ 60 lead g. tha con
cluston that Il was the work q "a
perts
Tho Treneut saloon L. owned ht
Louis Andefsan and L. hrested AZ -
ballard avenue. In the vsgA he9ft e
ths clty The place Waa oren until
Z c'clock this mornius. a. which heut
the ntsht bartender closed TIE saieaf.
and went bome John y otterfen.
thr day bartender arrived At the
saloon a So eclock when he tn
trrsd ths place he found thag the safe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-25
BOLD CRACKSMEN Ia
USE DYNAMITE ON
A BALLARD SAFE
fremont Saloon
Getting Away

the small hole made by knocking OF
the combination dial
TWp men Nhunl the fueai police have
been attempting - arrest fpr HrVerat
days are supposed T. have committed
the. robbery These mon HAD tssh
seen on several occasions, and once 80
vluaeN pursued ~ tse otnrera that
they dropred package containing
safnf powder and plero 81 fuse
while acaiinE fence back ~ ths
pastuncs They had ne; hron seen fat
two daYt and il VAS Thought that
they had i.ft town
A Fuod description 81 The men r. IN
The hHnds a The reiic~. ara thin has
been cent 60 al Bearehs points Ia the
hope that the robbers will 81 Hppfe-
hrndsa before they hnve sn Vppnftuniz
Is Co act out ~ the enunty,