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The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-08-09

Miss Mary A. Callahan Is spending few days at St. Clair Springs with he sister Mrs. Terence Mackin.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-08-09

Miss Mamie D. Davis is visiting Nashville.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-08-09

Mrs. Alfred s. Andrews and her sis ter, Miss Emmie Frazer, left yesterday for Warm Springs. Ga, where they will remain the balance of the summer
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-08-09

Miss Bessie Le Grande has recovered from her recent illness.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-08-09

Miss Cora E. Palmer is spending a few weeks in Washington, D. c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-08-09
The "OdOrIess' Refrigerator

Is Scientific Preserver of Food. The circulation of air Is so perfectly arranged that odors from ruits
 ash, etc, are carried off and out and do not come
 contact with the ice as in all other rerigerators.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-08-09

Miss Florence Cohen of Sheffield has been the guest of Captain and Mrs. Wal ter E. Gardner for the past two days. She was maid of honor at the wedding in Montgomery Thursday and returned to the city as the guest of the couple She left last night for Blount Springs, where she will be for about two weeks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-17
"@ SUBSIDY Will MI
M" SAYS MpZ MVW
VETERAN MARINER COMMENTS FoRcgFULLY UPON oEckc.
ENcE or AMERICAN MERCHANT

and no often witnesses tho mifiil-
msnt o. his dreams n n one Of his
visions he sccs the ultimate suprew
acy ~ his people on the hiah seas.
am BY no means prepared 10 char
ncfefize the vision az impossible
though | greatly daiihls ia nfohA-
bility.
The dscadenoe o. the American
merchantmen - well eNemplified IN
this port Of my shin and the Koamor
liner Iierodot. lying but few
whafves from here. Ny big Blue
Funnel liner loads as her cargo the
products 81 your forests and your
fields. and carries them 10 your mar
krta IN our ports In the orient. The
owners Of the ship command oper-
ate 90 huge liners IN the Oriental
trade u there two OF three or four
American companies that combined,
operate that many IN the same traf-
fic2
yet We carry American goods
Why don't you carry your own
stuff7
Ne. don't think ship subsidy
will meet the detadeut condition of
your shipping. The French have
such system and II has worked
incaiculabie evil II has sent French
ships to destruction. and French seq.
men 10 death The French ship
builder no longer builds ships for
service. but constructs them IN the
shortest possible time. In order "a
obtain the government money. Your
American Nhfpbuildef may be more
honest. but ereed ~ the cardinal sin
Of America. and ! think the cNperi-
meut might prove disaatraua.f
Captain Goodwin r. the typical
ship master His face has all the
stern. rugged. forceful and genial
characteristics that are 20 be met
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-17
I LAND SEA
SERPENT"

what II supposed 10 Be . ass ser
psnt - que~f ~ Summer heafdsfs
~.s captured ~ the city lusnhes
rard a. Fourth avenue and Main
street this morning Its body.
which measures feet : ii1rhes ffafu
the point of biz sassy nose 90 the tip
Of his eutT little tail naw deeorstes
the front door Of the city black
srFfith shop. Hntlrh 20 the wonder aud
eratifieation of the assembled pop
aisNr.
Snakes are not . rarity In that
end Of the town. but this particular
snake i a nrw variety that has 20
be treated with a club Instead of
doess Of bromide
Biil the Hlake. who IL an authority
on snakes. declared the reptile 60 BE
q land sea serpent o. the kind that
eats food to keen themselves from
starving 10 death
After many anxious Inquiries II
WAS ancsrtaiusd that the reptile ~
big gopher snake q tbs variety that
children PLAY with IN California
They arr entirely harmless and are
looked upon a. the farmers friend.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-17

The recent report on American
shipping 20 the Philippines calls at
tsntion again 20 the decline Of the
American merchant marine. - a
commercial nation. the United States
sends aas tssssssssass - sfse ifiaisss -
the world. but in foreign bottoms
Secretary Hay'a remarkable dip
ionatfc success in securing the open
ing of two ports in MHnchuTia is Of
the utmost significance 20 the man-
ufsetufers Of this country. bat ~
comparatively none 20 the Ameri-
can ship owner. r he iatier's ships
are all busil engaged IN other traf-
lie and their number f. 40 small
that they cannot begin 70 even nie=
quately eare for what they have.
Captain J. ~. Goodwin Of the huge
freiEhter F1ema chus. now IN port.
IN discussing the situation. today
said
.srhe English nation ls the COM
mon carrier Of tho worlds goods 70
the orient This IL not my opinion
merely because England Il my
mother country. and 7 am the mas
ter ~ an English ship but " IL an
uudeninble fact We have no fear
Of the American as competitor In
the transportation trade 60 the East
eru market, but our strongest and
greatest rival "a the GarmRu
Unless one has followed the sea
for 20 years or more. ~ ! have. and
noted the appearance oR new vessels
flying the German flaE. ne VIII nut
little realize the rapid strides 81 the
German merchant marine. though
he may be more nmazed at u when
the fncts are presented.
THE man who direct the affairs
~ that nation may be "a Srsamer
but he II an emlneutly practical one
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-17
DISCIPLE OF
= iBLAvATSkT'
c. w. LEapeeArEs. a NOTED
TnEosopAisT. TO LECTURE

Charles ". I.eadbestsr Of London.
England. q NeIl-kuoNn writer on
theosophical subjects. Will deliver a
course Of NtE lectures Al christensen
han IN the Arcade building. COM
rnencing next "Wednesday evening.
Mr. Ieadtenter was for seven years
a clergyman OF the Church OF En-
gland. bat resigned his position IN
order 60 travel TO India with the
late Madame Biavatsky, Of whom
he II a disciple.
For twenty-one years he hHH df-
voted himself u work for the The
asophicaI society and 10 study along
occult lines. five years Of this time
being spent In India. Burmsh and
CeyIon He T. a member OF the Hoyat
AslAtic society and has always taken
the deepest interest In oriental and
mystical studies. He Is uoW Ina his
fifty-seventh year and has beer
strict vegetarian Cor the last thirty
years
Mr.. Leadbeater lectured In this
city 20 large audiences about two
years ago. The present series OF
lectures will be free 60 the public,
with the exception of the third.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-17

OWNERS AND AMATEURS WILL
DRIVE IN tiARk ESs RACES
TOMORROW AFTERNOON

The SEATTLE Driving Club will hold
iis nrss annual parade and race natl
nee tomorrow IA this city and AZ TIC
Meadows The club has 1aa members
Rne nsost 81 the bes, flesh - the city
" ownsd hs them. The harness racse
tomorrow afternoon will serve 90 set
lie many long STANDING curtrOvsfries
regarding speed and skili w laarnssnan-
nhlp. since most 81 the naKs vii be
driven b. their owners At any rate
no professional drivers Will D. allowed
20 handis horses IN the various races
An attempt Nili be made 70 have
as many nue horses IS possible "a hns
10. the parade which will rreeede the
start for The Meadows. The line 81
ma reh wtif b. up Second avenue 70
PIKE street east on Pike 10 First ave.
nue. and south on first sxense 10
Jackson ana thence 10 The Meadows.
The parade siii form al Second and
jackson street. immediately after nneu-
The race. will begin a. 80 o,eluek-
IL i planned 10 hold series q hsfnf-
day afternoon meets thronEhout u's
SUMMER.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-17

Wtfh In men who have time and
again approached close 10 the death
that turks Ia disasters az sea and
won aut. After many escapes from
adventures that FOR a time are "a
he viewed seriously. a man Fcts 10
beiisve IN his luck. and that accounts
for the aruiality.
over the coffee and cigars. Cap
tair Goodwin IL ant to grow rcmtn-
Iscent. and after much urging and
numerous questions the eanverFa-
fion viii become more personal He
has fund 81 stories that voyages
Of 90 yeHrn have provided him with
and hts accounts Of hts apprentice
dan give an Intensely vivid picture
Of She life Of the Enilor during the
lRai half 81 the last century
Captain GoodwinH father wns n
sailor before him. ard his first voy-
anr VAS from London 60 New York,
watch he made with bis father IN
1881 Ne was In the latter city
darine the stirring times Of the fret
departure Of troops for the battle
ftaids Or the South. and was there
when the body OF the beloved Coil
unrl Ellsworth was returned for
burial
Each trip that Captain Goodwin
makes with his ship t. . Journey
uf half- way around the world.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-17
COMPANYS
ATTITUDE
STREET CAR MEN WILL DIS.
cuss 1T IN SPECIAL MEETING

The street railway meme uniun vii
bold a special ulestius AZ ia neN club
roofsss. 1919 Second avenue, Al midnight
tomorrow niGht IN order e discuss the
attitude % the Seattle Electric COM
pany toward its employees and mem
berz 81 the union The time for the
meeting VAS set az an hour when u
would be possible fer every member
~ the union to BE- present. thing
which Was desired because of the I'M
p0rtancc q the matters 20 be dis
russcd
Secretary Hughes q the union said
icdaeF. The Seattle Electric Conn
panv has discharged a number q its
employees Who we're members - our
unlou lately ard gave a. the only rec
soc Tor such aetion that the men were
too active in uHion natterps some
members q our uniaa DO not exactly
understand what the attitade Of the
company toward us II aud We want
90 have : fun and free dlscnnsion II
the matter ard determins just what
action Vt IL best for ua 20 take,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-17

.st-S ts., ,,y1s.t. s.sg 80 -. .sssss4
.fLa45 IL ssxzss = s+t=ss '.i%s=ss go
ona aAY ~ its annual msstine The
feature - the forenoon session uaH
tsss annaai address which Nas de-
lgrwrea - Justice Brewer q The Unit
- Hsates supreme court 4Hstscf
Brewer tasz 80 he sshiect. Tbs Tris
umph n Jsstins" snd hts remarks
wsre listened % with rapt attention by
. large ard distinguished audience.
Before taking maj adjournment late
this afternoon the association ~th
choose asncsrs for the eusainE ysar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-17
DIVORCE

Judge Griffin today grantees 81
vorre % Ruby weEtbsrE from John
Ns~fbsre on the grounds II made
asaate Support sHa incampHsieility -
temper.
Mr. Westbefs Il = mefnissr 81 fhs
we'll known firm II WsstbsfE a Shtids
Second avenue merchants. Every ef-
fort wss mad. 90 keep the facts u
ths case frem heocmiuE ruhiir. hsi, tire
circumstance ~ the proceedings leak.
ed out this afternoon
Mr. westbsra VAS granted - q
month aiimeuv fof the first year and
- . month thereafter. and the Gus
tady ~ the two minor chiinren.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-17

erected three or four hundred years
agc 10 mark the Hpct here ~ Pc
ter and ~ Paul hHt their last In
tefyiew and embraced each other be-
fVFv EutuE to maFsyrdafn.
n was supposed that Plus X
would b. buried ia ik= new baniiiea
80 St. Paul 10 ahseh he gnok 50
ereat an latsr~st but o. the sur
prise ~ every hody ne selected ne
ED church ~ -. Lessnta IN fla~
tssost iiafsput4hts past AZ Rone
near ~ the principal extnessfs lie
Nas provided with beautiful tomb
IN Nuttsrransan chamber itaed
With tire finest modern rioaait' in
the wsrid. The HaFeapheNuH IL a
very plain piece 81 fusrele. severe
in its rimplicity but 81 surround =
insA ave superb.
SheftsV before h~ was taken an
Pope Leo XIII. ekpfvsssd 70 CaFdi-
nal Salaiil his wishes IN regard "a
hts fanfvei and burial and u ~
rfuha BILE that Ne Indicated tn is
VIII the same desires - % where he
would hE~ 20 DE though 4 il pos-
Hlhle that a number Of years may
siapne before the 3nsl disnaaitian %
hle remains u made Thus h vac
rot until txs1 rnany years after his
death. that the Fwsnaias % piua X
we're anAliy renewed frvfn So Pc
trr's 70 the Church q ~ faF~Hsa
II l. definitely known that 70 Car
dinsi sAtoln t4ea XIII expressed the
desire % - buried tu The Church ~
- Iahn fastrrau# The sref hr dr
slknated - % thu l~ft ~ ths arss.
= hove IN. entraus~ - the saertnff.
s8FsssnaufiHA o. TIE fsf1t.taLls stteAe
49,. A. e . 49, -, - =. - :.
br himself In 1871 20 Pope funorsut
III II = said that \ statue %
rops I4so. forniuE part ~ The snea
urent. has already tweu made II
ether respects the fdfuh viii re-eFn-
bio that % iancesnt III. esEasistins
% a sArcpuhague with = has lief
two inches. two statues ard two me-
talltoaa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-17

Ing be- would not return until night.
uulehH summoned lie said II was
possible that the liquid ~ the pieufa
would be naturally absorbed.
ROME. Iuiy while the Pops eth
lives. preparations for bic death 70
steadily forward A. the bedside u
the Pope the physicians are seeking
b tho application ~ every remedy
known "a madieai science to keep the
vital spark in the frnil body - the
ssrd pohin ~ the court ~ Charlie
masns the sisters u the order % ~.
Vincent de Paul are sswinE mourning
haaEinsE
Last nisht Was period u resiirsfs
ness aud great depression for the sick
man. The Eathsrins u hauid matter
iu the pasnral raYitt has progressed -
far as "a interfere seriously with the
function ~ respiration A. iifnss cur
ina the uiEht the ohstruetion u fhs
air passages Was 20 serious az 70 make
the "a tisnt gasp faf breath.
An operation for the purpose =
ORA NinK On the uquid from the pieura
will probably he attempted today
though there IL q grave fear Ia the
minds ~ the physicians A. 20 the
ability - the Pore n withstand the
shash Of the epefNttc.-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-17
FINE @ Is 4 MINI
POPE LEo'S DUST WILL NOT REST IN MAGNI-
FIcENT SEPULcHRE DESIGNED BY HIMSELF

ROME. uiy ts-Ths events Of the
iaa gWcsk have SERVED to explode
the story that has eeea ssTrgnt Zoe
n Number Of years 10 tha eaect that
fupe Leg Nil bad erected faF hifs.
sef a magnificent tomb a. his last
rtssiug uiace. Ehis tonih vas ffr-
seiuft n VI ETAID
aneutiy described as hsine construct.
81 q Catrara marble. With a lion
ugon the 10 " hose paws protect tn.
wsmfi2eAl tiara. % the Fikht Mas
scppasea IL b a statue % Faith
sseFtng esndhs ard th~ keiy scrip
tuFvs. en- the tsft a figure 81 Truth
barring the cts4t Of arms OF Leo
MIL. aron a shield. and upon the
pedestal the Inscription efisc itcet
Leo XIII. Psnstfsx ssxiHus. rgi-
Wis r4f HFre ties Len XIII. Sow
errisn pantlkf lie il dust,
This stuty wss so generally elFeu-
lated that IN many quarters u Was
accepted as truth. despite fhe fact
that until Ms fatal Illness tAt Por~
had never BEEN known ~ MS siost
intimate associates sf TIE Vatican
% express any preference a. To hia
Rnai reNtfHx place. II WAS sarpasst
~ nssnN vino hNd wntoypd his
frienasltir ara confidence that Ms
rrsfers'sca was for the splsa,lid new
hasiitea erected during the last Tftv
years outside the - ais Of the city
upra the spof where ST Paul. the
aposfl, u supposed - have been
bar sd Plus TX raised most -
the rnoney and atd NEST - shs work
and the church was coensliftsa ard
decorated unstsF tte aissctiuu %
Lee XIII although. stranxe 90 say.
. = 80 80. a. S-,'ss - a. 49,.
After hts election 10 the ronts4-
cate. h. remained a nominal prison
er IN the Vatican. ard before that
aithough he was IN Rome much %
the time. h. seems never % have
had curiosity enough 70 % out and
lnspecs the new church. whiSh y a
rasis ~ nsafe bsyond the city gates
Near hy a curious little rhaaeA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-17
A MOTHERS
RASH ACT

bat the work provee 20 Be toe hard
she essAms despontisnt because abe
feared she could not make q Twins 20
she wrote 20 relatives thaf ahs was
goise 10 the southern enc ~ he state
70 kiil herself.
The relatives took chaFsr q the
f9satly tkis uaasuins TIE eoiusH has
been pinncing fef some time q Kill
herself and flnaily decided 70 Ill the
children - veil feArtns that thcy
would get into bad hands.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-17

los ANGELES. cal. July u MR.
MARY ffnahi.ts = wslaS nsinE ~
Santa Are. tried 70 kilI hrrssli aud
h.f two children PRANK asea ~ aud
Grace. aEsa n Ia a house heru last
ntshg ~ish iauaAnsm The doses iss.
ca wrfs too large and acted a. ~
atnstir All ssre saved.
In. somsHs husband aisd recently
Nhs thsh moved to IiefkeieF where
Ehs ksst a boarding house Tor students
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-17
II IS 4
WONDER
Seattle Man in the Klondike
Has Invented New Kind of
Water Wheel

Frank " John.an. blacksmith whn
Formerly lived in tfain city. has
schisxed considerable reputation ir
ths klondlks - an iuFsntar. The
latest eontsiveaes he has evolved = 3
water ~heel which he claims wifi In
crease fsitiY nne-thtrd the value ~
every watsrppwrF nos sitlihsd ~ un-
drrskaf. essrsh5f o. submerged uaier
wheels
AeeurtiinK 80 the description y John
SONS invention given BY the Dawson
nswspapsrs. its principal advantage
over the cid atsis whseis les in ~
fsre-seiuxsus paddles Or bHeksta.
whleh to a large extstt eyercarns hack
pressure ard tire ueinht ~ dad m
ter water that has dene - wesh.
II il bsIfssea that ths inxsntiou I'LL
cams into extensive ssss IN the kion.
diks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-17

ROME July H. Mass Was ceis-
STATED IN the p0ps's apartments this
morning. the poutiff joining Ia the
responses fusply
Wnfhm~n thin morning began pre-
partitions 60 ~ Peters for handling
ths crowds expected 90 view she holy
fathers bocY A quarter OF million
visitors are expected. Hand rails
have been arranged. making contih-
nous all~yvayH
After = consultation this afternoon
he NanKoni ieft tie Vatican. cay
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-17
355 YEARS
Fondsrful Record o. Little Ship An.
its--Besn hflost Since 1913

NAPLES. July IT, Special THE 1T
lie ship Anita, which has been afioat
since ist has just been sold 70 be
broken .. u IL doubtful where there
j. another vessel that has been 70 long
81 f-'IfIH7fHsfi7H
While the Anti has been frequently
fepafred yet her original lines ana re
have bee ufalfly maintained. All these
years thu vessel has been sailing pa
tientiy back and forth between the
United States and Spain, carrying all
sorts u eareoes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-17

taking the piser Of the strikers
fpur hundred policemen ara held M
reserve ana orders have been issued
20 them to ses that their pistols are
Ia nu0d condition.
A. $50 o'clock the first wagon
moved fof the Panhandle depot.
guarded by fifty police the VteNd
followed and aEain seiEsd street
cafr. coinpeliinE the notofmsn and
conductors 10 surrender and ran fast
to keep va the nFoceanitn
Frequent arrests were made and
the police dubbed lndiHcriminatsly
and Justify SCORES % men we're
wounded and assisted away hy their
comrades.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-17
c0RDAGE FACTORY
FOR INTERPLAY

The Portland Cordage company
has announced its Intention OF ereet-
Ing = large cordage factory In this
city in the rear future.
g NJ Meats. president ~ fhe
company has purchased lI-aere
tract OF land near the Great North
crn dock at Interplay. This props
erty wiil be the site Of the new fac
tory. Employment vii be furnished
TO more than 100 men,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-17

South McAissisr. 1 r. July IL
fSpsr iat - Fsgs tAius h ia readiness
Zoe the aaiihi1 ssse uttan s1hieh takes
riace hers thta afssfpeaF "a ths fssisfAi
'lNll ss,@kads. fhs eesliemnea lssfsouH
are ChaTisa Barrett Who killed John
tt.sHas&sk - za-a sssissf Zoe has
nsaass. aud pefa wright eeiersa ~hs
whipped = little child 10 death and
thea mufiisssd ere eurrse "a threw
suspicion on = white man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-17

IOMA BAR
ASSOCIATION

DIS MONIES. Ia. July fs~what
promises To b. the most notable meet
ms Ia the history ~ the Iowa State
Hss- EsHsss..stiass sas ss-ssa iss7sF 80
the Slavery with n large attendance n
Representative lawyers ard lufiats
from All parts u the state.
George w Wakefield. of Sioux city.
acting president ~ the association
called the gathering - order and de-
nvsrad hia Annual addraas. Routine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-17

business eernpsed shs rsusainasr % the
ninrui1x session Nifh the steapslas -
haif hnur dwvstssi g. fhe tl=eugAlssts
- Desirable uarsttneatieas IN fhs ffar-
iis-e - o. the Nfstink and rsisortlizE
aFinieuH ~ thr sasaFems ensfft
Ths afteruuru szssfusa nraurf With
= uassnoriai In henar - the late Y -
Hsinee-af tifiunelis sho Nas pFssisi ~
- the association at the tisan - his
death-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-17
BIG GOLF
TOURNAMENT

MINIATURES. Me. faly e aauas
4 the tssi set teams ~ the west ais
Rarticipatinx tn the annual opsn ebAtas
pionahtp tournament ~ the " estefu
aeaf Association. which agvnsa paiaf
90 ths links q the Miipaukre Gown
try rlab. Amons thr siaitufn ava
teams fEom kansas cts. Tuiesaa CHI
casa I.1franufa. Minneapolis. puluth
eaf "a tsntlis
frt2ss anneaatins y 80 ~i'l ~ aiss
trihutea atuuHE iae winners TIE
tournament which lasts two days.
VITA b followed On saturday - The
special composition Zoe ehs Marshal
Field cup,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-17
PREPARE FOR
P0PE'S Death
Though Ponfn Still Lives Funeral Arrangements
Are Being Perfected as IL Is Believed
the End Is Near

No one was admitted 10 The siokroom
yesterday except the cardinal ssere-
tarY ~ state. Hhs Vas only allowed
10 on the repeated request ~ Pope
leo. who said g. him that b. desired
a. confirm aud extend the power his
emiusnce already exercises because On
bio position. and authorized bin 10
take measures which IN ordinary times
would necesnitats the direct interYen-
tlon u the pouun In recognition ~
hin personal devotion 10 the pohiid
aud the services ~ had rendered 90
the chureh
The Pope vas much pleased Uhsn
Cardinal Hamuolih Informed him ~
the universal lnHnifsatsti0u - Efrnrs-
thy toward his holiness, coming from
al. even from uon-Cathniies-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-17

ROME, July i7.--euilstin.--Ths
fret official medical bulletin iasusd
this ruerning. reads as follows
The HOLY father had during the
night, some hours of steep, and. on
the other hands, sons short psrieds
OF sseltsmsnt The level OF the
liquid In ths pisaurs. which a vas
announced yssterday was seriously
fneisstina the patient has been
maintained within limits. The gen
srai condition presents no ehsnes.
puisstioa ~. respiration 30, temper.
ssure SEQ esntiarads.
"LAPPONi.
"MAzxONl."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-17
MAN AND WOMAN DIE
ON SAME SCAFFOLD
INDIAN TERRITORY MURDERERs PAY SUPREME
PENALTY FOR ATRocIous CRIMES

Rtrenuoua efforts wee made a. saw
fhe WRIGHT woman from she HtHrald.
But Without avail Tier attorney feuf'
affei a. Washington 10 an effaft n
affAiu cirfnsues ffum the president.
Mr. Roosevelt however after Hnlns
sfsf tae tfsusefia' u the eviasnre ard
lesfnfss ths reveitlaa character ~ the
srfns ssis a ssmsa mesa snoush
"a a. ttAi ought q have nerve sneush
g. mv~i hrf punishment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-17
HARRiMAN
WILL BUILD

BOISE CITY, Idaho July IA Idaho
ana ureaun anon Will enter ou an era
ef railroad huiidiuE % great import
angr The Hartman Interests arv pre-
pafinE 90 construct hpn. - miles
Iona. FROM Red Heek Mont. through
thia city and westward until the
nssehutss river Il reached thence
Down that fiHer 80 the cuiuiunia. 20
the naiirs where the new line viii
strike the pfrson Railway and NaNi-
ksttcn nness and thence e. Portland.
The cat on will amount e. nsafly -
miiea
Another live 81 miles IONS All reach
grem f.oeatsita southwest into coun.
trf heretofore without faiiroaa c0m-
munieatiun.