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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-15

For account OF The NONRESIDENT ownsr,
! Will sell by public auction. on ,he prem-
W d5a}ssE M Eo w. 1905 wei.
iings Nos. 1913 l42o, 1922 and l43. Tay or
Street; two Of them wi h five rooms and
the other two with four rooms each. a 90,
corner OF Taylor and Lady rtree,s. and
about 81 feet at the northwest cor.,er NJ
Taylor and Lady Streets, he no Sc !,
with a moderate expenditure, would rrova
good renters, while the vacant lots are
very des rabla.
TERMS-Reasonable and at sale
nov 18-tds.
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BY j. Thompson Brown & Co.
7, RusrEE's SALE
HOUSE AND LOTS IN BARTON
HEIGHTS

AS substituted trustee In deed OF trust
dated August 8. 1894 from A. F. Miller
OF Henrico and being requested by the
peneticiaries therein so to do, 1 will pro-
coed to execute said deed by selling at,
public auction. on the premises,
FRIDAY, NOV. 2trH. 1913.
ct 4:3O o'clock p. NJ, the property de-
scribed In said deed as LOTS NOS.
and 8. in Block L. In Barton Heights. at
Foe Streets, fronting o. feet on Monteiro
street, with all the buildings and Inn
provements thereon.
TER.MS-Cash as to the expense OF
sale, and z.1oS.75. being the amount Of
money due upon notes secured by sald
ceed, and balance In m+1thly pnymentA
of SIS. with interest from June ], 1891
HENRY s. HUTLLER,
Substituted Trustee.
Brown & Co., Auctioneers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-15

FOR SALE
SEVERAL ATTRACTIVE MANUFAc'
turing sites, with railroad facilities.
K. b. CHAPLIN G. CO., Inc.
, No. / North Tenth St.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-15
BY ]. Thompson Brown & Co.
r sUsrEE's SALE ~
HOUSE AND LOT IN BARTON

AS substituted trustee in deed OF trust
dated October g. 1895. from William r.
Brown and wife, recorded in the County
Court OF Henrico In D. B. loo b.. p. 23.
therein SO to do, will proceed to exc
cute said deed by selling, at public auo-
ton on the premises
FRIDAY, NOV. NTH. 1908.
at 4 O'Clock p. NJ. the property described
in sa.. deed as LOT No 6. in Block Is,
n Barton Heights Addition. together with
the improve uaents thereon. being one OF
the most attractive residents In Barton
Heights
TEKMs-Cash as to the expense Of
sale, and sl.G63.20, being the amount Of
money due upon notes secured by said
Deed, and balance In monthly payments
OF SO. with interest from November 10,
HENRY s. HUTZLER,
Substituted Trustee.
Brown & Co. Auctioneers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-15

cult Court of Goochlund Cou.ly. do hereby
cert ~ that the bond required OF the
Special Commissioner by the said decree
Given under my hand as clerk OF said
court this 18th day of October, 1903.
MOSES T. MONlElHO.
nov list Clerk.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-15
BY James Fl. Crenshaw,
Real Estate Auctloneers,
lob e. Main Street

COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
~ OF
BRICK STORE AND DWELLING NO
40S MORT EIGHTEENTH STREET..
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AUCTION sALEs-Monday.
George w. Mayo, Auctioncer.
no North Seventh Street

n ROCKERY. HARNESS. ORGAN.
- MATrlk G. RUGS, COOKING
sroyss sss ELSE E ESs THE c iA5E
ETC, AT AUCTION.
VIII sell at my auction house at lo:so
- - MONDAY, NOV. 10TH. 1903.
); Sets Dinner Crockery. Tea Sets, BUGGY
Harness, Wilcox & White Organ, China
Cupboard. Oak and OF /.r Side boards. Oak
und other Wardrobes. Z Chamber Suits.
!; Bureaus, II Wasnstands. Carpets. 10
Polls New Mating. 40 Assorted RUGS,
Led Lounges, la..es. Chairs. Rockers,
Cooking and Heating Stoves. Single anu
DoIble Hair Mattresses. II Mems New
suits, Hat. Caps. Cravats. etc.
A. r. MAYO. Propr.
A. p Montgomery. Salesman.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-15

BY virtue OF a decree OF the Circuit
cUIr, or Chesterfield county, in the $ 1t
styled Savings Bank OF Richmond rs. q.
c. Rudd. J. H; Rudd n his own right
1903, we, the undersigned Special Com
rnissioners. will sell at public auction
on the day, hour and place named above.
tainins 72-l0o acres OF land: s,id land
adjoins the lands Of w. g. Taylor, Esq.
and M. r. Sawtelle. This land lies be-
tween the Westham Road and Senmes
Street. A plat Of this properly IS with he
auctioneers. and for other and { rther IN
formal on parties will please cal on EN-.
and IL months for notes, 6 per cent in ter
est added; or at the option Of the pur.
cn.ser ali cash. tt.e to be retained tn. al
OF the purchase money Is paid and con-
yeyance ordered by the court.
A. w. PATTERSON.
c. w. THROCkMORTON.
Special Commissioners.
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AUCTION sALEs-Monday.
AUCTION SALES-Mor day.
SPECIAL COMNtIsST ONER's sALE
~ OF
Valuable, Lana With Improve
ments,
IN 00oCHLAAD COUNTY, VA.

BY Virtue OF decree OF the Circuit
Court OF Goochland county. ente.e ed on
nth day Of September, 1903. IN the Cham
ceiy suit Ut j. u CocnIal., &C., vs.. w In.
Fl. Goodman & ais, shall. on
MUNl)AY 18TH DAY OF NOV, 1903
at IL o'clock M, sell by public At ction.
to the highest bidder. at the front 20 I, OF
said Goochiand County Courthouse that
tract Of lanu. containing 800 acres. moro
or less. with dwell Ing and other i.npr ove-
Insii.s. situated In sud county. aDoat two
miles from Dover Mills. tam!l ar y known
as the Virginia Hooker prone t.. and "
occupied BY ]. S. Gathr ght and T. L.
Mosby.
This is an excellent piece OF property
and offers a rare opportunity to any one
looking for country home or safe In
TERMs-o fourth Of the purchase
m mes - be paid 4. C sh, and tue es.eue :
6. IL and IS months. tho pul chaser giving
his negotiable notes for the deferred In
stalments, with interest added from day
retained Until the whole amount Is paid
and q conveyance orde. ed by te court
A. w. PATTERSON.
Acting Special Commissioner.
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FOR SALE
A VALUABLE WAREHOUSE SITE
on Cary Street. between Ninth and Tenth
Stress, with railroad facilities.
H. SELDOM TAYLOR & co..
North Eleventh st.
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BY N, w. Bowe,
Real Estate Auctioneer.

SALE OF NEn ge%HBR 6gsS2 HPP
AND ABoUT le7 FEET OF VACANT
LAND ON THE CORNERS OF
TAYLOR AND LADY STREETS
BY AUCTION.
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BY the Valentine Auction
6l2 East Broad Street

:, lRRoR : DOOR wARDRoBEs,
! CHARTERED OAK CHAMBER
SUITS, TEA AND DIME SETS. VAL
NUT 'BOOkCASE, HAIR MATTRESS.
"a ERRY FRAME SHOWCASE, BRASS
BED BODY BRUISED CARPETS,
STOVES, ETC. AT AUCTION.
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REAL ESTATE.
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days
BY N. w. Bowe.
Real Estate Auctloneer.


SALE OF THAT
BRICK AND FRAME STORE AND
DWELLING COMBIN FL. -,r,.r
NO. 715 N. OVERWHELMED STREET,
BY AUCTION.
will sell by public auction. on the
= - : TUESDAY, NOV. II, 1906,
at 4:S0 o'clock p. NJ. that desirable store
and dwelling above referred to- e ides
the store the house Las about i've ll,inS
rooms, and The property Is always occu.
pied by prompt paying tenants.
Either as a business site or for Invest
ment purposes this property would prove
attractive. and should commend tself to
people who prefer good solid real estate
In growing city to the uncertain values
OF stocks ana bonds
TERNiS-Liberal and at sale.
N. w. BOWE. Auctioneer.
nov 12-tds
I hereby certify that tho bond required
OF TIN, Special Commissioners in the above
styled suit has been duly ven.
Il. RI. FLOURNOY,
Clerk OF the Circuit Court OF Chesterfield
county. Va.
nov Il, 1213H.15.17
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-15
By G. L. & H. l. Demon.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
81 Main Street.

TRUsTEEs' SALE
VALUABLE IMPROVED AND sUNIA1>
PROVED PROPERTY IN JACKSON
WARD. AND FARM OF Is ACRES
NEAR LAUREL STATION AND
ONE MILE NORTH OF LAKE
1.atl+.. SInE PARK
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-15
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days

BY Augustine Royal q Co.. Auct on GERS.
COURT SALE OF "A LOT OF LAND IN
~ SwANBBURO, VA. ADJOINING
ESQ, wHEKEON is SITUATED THE
CELEBRATED ONT CELLO srRI G +,
CONTAINING 72-loo ACRES OF LAND.
ON TUESDAY. NOVEMBER Il. 10 AT
u O'CLOCK NJ, ON THE PREAl1S EcS.
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REAL EsTATE-For Rent.
TO LET.

FOR RENT,
400 and All WEST GRACE STREET,
two up.to-date Brick Dwellings; rent low.
J. D. CARNEAL & SON.
11C6 Il. Main st.
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BY ]. Thompson Brown & Co.,
1118 Main Street,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-09

A corpse clad Ia oliaklns floating
amid the MfeckAEe of a vessel that
80 49, 3,t.Ss...sSW0 ...sss..z-iss ~
PASSED In latitude 20 nofth. about
a. faiiss ssuth~sHt e cape Flat.
irry. March ~. ~ the British ship
al~naiYenl which arrived frcfu fslT-
rrpaai wa Victoria ana Vancouver.
its days aat. last night.
In the opinion 81 local marine fucsi
the dead sailor and the wreckaEe
were Of the iii,feted Seattle schooner
Gen. Eiglin. which left the mouth ~
The ku.kokv I'm river for Seattle last
October. Tho alEiin has not been
reported since she sas seen October
u IN Herring sea b thN revenue cut
,eF MgnninE. headed for Seattle. and
foe months has been given up aa
loaf
The wrwckasc Was seen during a
heavy FAle from the northwest. and
for that reason the gisnalysn could
not stop 70 identify a. II ftnated
southwark past the port side Of tbs
vessel and all that could be CLEANED
frosT1 a short glimpse of Il was the
rails were painted white and the
sailor wes clad Ia oiiskius that APP
p-ared 10 be u American manufAc-
ture
me theory upon which local sea
farins men base their assumption
that the wtsckaEv was that of the
Htwitn 10 that the schooner was
wrecked somewhere along the Alas
kan peninsula In the Vicinity 81
uaiuzsk pses ana that the cold cur
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-09
MUST STAND TRIAL
h.sre Bell SuSfains Indictment Against Chief of
Police SuIiivan---Case 10 Be Tried May rs

the sr0and that the Indictment did
not alleges that thr crime was com.
mitted within the clay limits - ae-
attic. bat mesVs IN the county v
King.
The strongest argument " the de.
frnae was. however that there u ne
Law makinx u the duty ~ = chief
~ raiice ln thia state to prosecute
psrsnns breaking the Law against
gambling
Ia passing upaH thu demurrer.
Judge hesi discussed IT length each
potnt raised, except the objection q
the Indictment On the ground that
more than Nne effense Was charged,
Prosecutions Attorney Scott stated
o. a star reporter after the hsafinx
that had judge Heii Sustained the
demurrer On this ground he would
have made good b nltnn fcuf
separate fnforutattons against Chief
sullivan at once. charging the Of
tense named IA che Indictment.
4 can see No substantial variance
hrtween the effsus~ charged and ths
facts set forth. which IA my MAD.
bring u under section arfa said
Judge Hell in rendering his dscialon.
The Oh lection Il urEed that when
the gambling art WAS passed under
whtch the Indictment was drawn
the effios 81 chief % poiiee had not
been created, To my fnlWd the
phrase 'aai other pueiia officers
used IN the statate. includes not only
the chief q police. bat every police
man Ia the city
~Althoash the wafa willful 10
not asea ia the tndlctmsns the mere
feet that the defendant u altered 10
have refused 90 inform against the
Offenders aufficiuntiy Describing TIE
crime charged.
In regard % the failure Of ths
Indictment 70 state that ths osfss=rp
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-09
BIG CROWD FOR
ALASKAN PORTS

More than 22s people sail 70 Alaska
tonight on the steamers Dolphin and
spokane. Not more than 81 Of them
are bound to Dawson because the
trail " now aim0et impaHHable and
proapecforn are waiting for the
opening Of Yukon nsTifHtiou. II.
Martin and e. y. Austin. Kstchikan
eannerymen. Mr.. Churchill 2 FRINGE
u Wales island minlnS man. Will
IAN Ednss Of the Edner Mining
Com, ~sny ~ juneau. and J. G. bar
non, a travelling salesman, are some
OF the best known men VINO ar go
lns north on the steamers.
the Dolphin will take 30 Chinese
20 r. Harron'a Funtcr bay can.
merry. ana the spokane viii carry :.
tons 81 mining machinery ioI the
cold Run Mining Company at paw
son.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-09
NO POLES
WANTED

What rnay have been the first gun
Of a new Campaign against the pole
nuisance was fired AT the meeting of
the board OF public works this
morning.
The shot was IN the form Of Pc
tition aimed AT the sunset Tcierhone
and Telegraph Company, which IL
alleged 20 be setting poles without
due pfoyocasion near WoodlaWn ay-
enue.
The document was tabled by the
board with the usual lack OF debate
or argument.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-09

we're committed inside the city Tim.
ltH. there is much ~ what counsel
says ar 10 the absurdi,y Of expecting
chief OF police IL inform against
offenders "a al parts Of the county,
Hut the intsetmsni conforms 10 the
law IN that reapeet and an ohisetiun
should be- ursea against the Law. not
against the indictment.
a more serious objection. how
ever. IL the ogs urged that u is not
alleged IA the Indictment that Il 10
the datY af the chief Of p0ltes Go
prosecute offenders under tho sam
bling law. After due consideration
have decided that | Wnuid not be
Justified IN sustaining the demurrer
on that ground. Thsrrfufe Il will
bs eeeFruled and an exception al
lowed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-09

:, relles sallisau vii -
81 q sgana stlei on ne
fa4ss ~. ,saicineni char SINS I'm
IFss w 5.six fsiilnk to a. hls aNsf
.as 49, 49, efncsr ~ neeeetiRk ena
III fsTss ssfarsn against AMI fiN@
49, szssmtefs % ne NV
s..iils sasahNhe iihs
- - fhis mefning maar an
49, 4. ~ usakl rule and sgt
49, =. ,.xai fraternity y hela
- ~. - 'rs,<tnent feund ~ the
= rsns iafs, Al lsNsN va s'-se
.., tsnuTfFf. -
g. s'.ilszl.s lawyers John
Nillef and John =
- 49, skeeket al sorts q iesel
- =. a~elariak the hdlets
e.saA bat 1adss Bet stood
- r,ssxaieA the demurrer.
ssl,lsaa vas net present ~
- shrcafh ~ LAWYERS an
s.s,.ssl rlaa 81 nsss guilty
~ - - far trial May =.
.'s'.esDks affection urged
- ielIcsnneat vas that Il
~ess thsn ens crims. mas
- fatA that the de-
"a .newea f0sr tiHvrenf
-. !, sss,sts tAs ,as ~ gam
- 4 as sisx 4 sFat,'e
rsssA.r Il ws ertvd that me
- rns.s SARA n Indictment
s.. sw~ - 81 apply 10 The
y - ~ the teasan that
60 - - ~ ~as passed near
r~.rs 80. there vas 40 such
= eAlef * puiiee N seattle.
-. s.,iss rarcs seuslstlns thea
,.., 40 usars tsShncai ohiee-
"a ,nss ~ lndistmens sas de.
- \ snas Il tailsd y ehafse
4. !. aFsase Va wi,fel &s
rssats fsstx Ire Jurisdiction
~ nart wAs alxe attacked %
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-09
EcKS FOR
HIS $40
NJ Says Pretty Bes.
" Rogers Stole II

-. rogers, pretty is-yssf-oid
: ne Notorious Midway CRIB
sss arrested THIS afternoon
unmen Helms and Iacouut
ss q theft. She was book
- city Jail ana locked up
ne action Of the pr9secut-
nsy's onlcs IN the oass
=! 90 not occur 10 the MD
~ y a saloon across the
y Nhsfs 4 h alleged pessie
~ TietiTn.
n. !, oiaplsinlne witness gave his
y ne police as Malonay. lie
two weeks ego he was
a.lo ihs saloon BY the Md
~. easn and there robbed ~ no
H. = could secure tht assistance
~. polics, she had made her =.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-09
POLICE HAVE LOST
THE VICTIMS NAME

J vs.. smith. a bartender. was ar
reatsd ln the red light district thia
morning 10 f.atfolHsn Hubbard and
arirfh on saspiciun % stealing ftea
anve4Af weeks amu. smith appear.
II II ihs tendsTfStn dis<FsSt last
nishf for the nfst SINE since the
rubfseFy occurred.
when the officers saw him efssS
remembered that ~ bad fisappeaf-
81 soon after a man. whose name
the peiirs have lost. was robbed In
the district
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-09
DYNAMITE
OUTRAGE
AvERTED

NEW YonK. May s--Au aneay.
NOUS letter signed "MAna Vas re
viewed At the roiies efiifs today. n
declares that an Internal machine
IL being placed aboard the cunsFd
liner uWhrih which was q sail at !
a.ciark this Afternoon.
Detectives Sefe sent e. the. pisr
and the vessel was seaehed A trunk
Vas found bearing evidence that q
contained the machine. ~ vas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-09
PAHINC PLANS ARE
APPROVED By CITY

The plans OF the Seattle Electric
Company for It's part OF the pave.
-
nnsnts OF First avenue from Pike
20 Harrison street. and First avenue
south from King to Atlantic street
wesn approved BY the board Of pub
nc works today,
The company viii pave between
ita tYscks on each side with brick
IN the First avenue asphalt pave.
msnt through North Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-09

thrown back on the pier and the
steamer allowed 10 proceed on hef
tes ass.
Tho bureau of Comhustlbies sent a
man 90 examine the trunk. ard its
contents Inside the trunk n boH
Was found containing dynamite
which would have been exploded In
sa hours T1te bnK. o. trunk. was
left on the pier 10 an unknown ek-
FRESHMAN whom the police are now
trying to md.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-09
RESIDENT INVITED TO
INTEND GAR. SERVICES


Nav % IN Arrnnfy hall. when ths
fojiawfnr program Will be rendered
fn~ocafion- Rev GilraAn Farksf.
paptor first baptist church.
Reading Of orders -Adfutnnt ktsv-
ems post
Grand Arssr ritual Daniel War
tfer. commander Stevens post
HleAazassis aaAr@aA - as~ssv@fsnxes--
nevs Frea4Fta e. LEO. pastor Tffnty
Msfhodiat Episcopal chufeh.
Memorial addrsas-~Iudks Richard
Osborn.
rsensfictian- Rev George Gable,
assistant FIRST Methodist EpiHeopal
church.
THE arrangements committee viii
meet again At O'Clock next Monday
afternoon when the program an
BE- eufnpleted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-09

LOUIS LEWIS
LITTLE LIBEL

TACOMA. Aiay e'fhs demurrer
IA the libel Euit fnf 81. eco. hruag hi
hy i.auis Levy against f'lihy Alien.
Al Hose. UWin Hless and Prank
Haushfor. Wap argued bsfsFu Judge
smell today N was sAkeu under al
Yissmsnt faF two weeks. Levy al
isgsd that hia apod nanss had been
injured BY the charges allsstns that
b. bad solicited q brittle II i.aaQ O.
secure = favorable report On prtnting
matters from ths irEislat Tive inssatis
satton committee. - hinh he Was
chairman Tho defendants altar
neya argued the charges were made
"a the speaker Of the house under
the rule q privilege and we're not
fitis iaHz.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-09
CHINESE
DIVORCED
Could Not Agree With His
Indian Bride

f'halSls Wan. a chinanan. VS.
granted divorce from Mrs.. Annie
Wan. an lssstan woman. ~ Superior
Judge Mornv this morning
Charlie ntiessl dessrtion- cruelty
ard uufsdlnsez
he tsssif.~d that ne uas tnafiy In
tSTs ass s4i1 stsssy bride ~ffEfi ne
married her. but had failed 10 piake
his people her people and VICE versa
They could not live happily together.
Mrs. Wan. II is Thought felt the
same ~ay. as she left Charlie few
months after their marriage IN Ana
curteH ard vert back IN her mamma
ard the patafuat ~tm~am-
Charlie stated IN court that he
wished to pay - zach month 90 the
support o. hts half breed daughter.
Who vas born shortly after the sep.
arhttou.
Wan was represented IN the suit
By Attorney A. r. Black
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-09
cORWN IN
NOME FLEET

Ths third steamer to sail 20 Nome
this spring VIII be the Corwin. IL
was announced this afternoon that
she would sail May q, via the inside
passage. for Geiovtn bay nome Tel
Ter. Cage York. Shifnaref. Deerina
and Candle.
l.. ". Gray. the Steamships local
agent. stated this afternoon that
more parsons had bhen booked fer
passage % Nome during the past a
hours than during the past air
months. and there would probably
be more persons disappointed IN Sc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-09

opened 20 American conquest.
British statesmen are leaving no
stone unturnsd a. persuade the
Washington authorities that Ameri-
can Interests lie with the Anglo
Jauanese alliance n iH understood
here that Secretary Hay already
fav0rs the alliance. but 0fflsiald0m
fearr that President Roosevelt vii
take the attitude that Manchoria
must na turaiiy. IN time. become Rus
Sian territory and Will therefore tske
advantage 81 the opportunity 20 gain
itussian goodwill for the purpoHs Of
advancing American trade.
pEKTN0. May e-The official At
New chwang who sent yesterday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-09

LONDON. May s.-Ail eyes IN
Europe are now turned toward
Washington. az q II admitted that
whichever side America fhyors In
tho matter Of Runsia'a fe-entry In
10 Manchuris. viii be the victor.
Considerable uneafiness h felt IN
England isst the cEaf should sue
coed IN convincing the United States
that the occupation OF Mnnchuria
viii result 81 thu development ~ a
vast commercial fleld which will be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-09
M WHILE At MW

raFe. Hs aftsrward committed sui
eide. In his possessi0n MAS found .
note saying 4 am one " the Mace
DOMAIN knights - death, who ~,
pledged o. commit suicide after *
scouting the commands OF the gen
efal committee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-09

Mai0ney lives 1t Maple Valley
This afternoon he met the woman IN
the lower part u the city. While
talking 10 her the policemen APP
peared on the scene. Hs told his
story to the biuecosts, and the ar
rest followed.
AZ the po4ce station the girl adj
Hitted that she had been with Ma
ioney and had received so from him.
but claims that he gave ~ 70 beF.
She denies that she robbed him.
Bessie Rogers says that she IL 10.
but looks youngsf. II II proba ole
that a charge o. larceny from the
pefaon Will he nlaeed aEalnat her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-09
NEARING
HIS EN2

EDWARD KebaHan. the young man
who was shot by l. Noeus at La
ioua, early this week. il linking rap
Idly NJ Providence nospltal. At 2
O'CLOCK TINS moon the attend
ants reported that death might be
tsp'eAeh = hny time.
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~ MT s1snsnistse Of the O. A.
4pgt11>1 % arrange Memorial
rx<pr< have nearly counpleted
nrun fpr the Services 10 -
. 1IHiAr preceding Memorial
~ - AZ day itself.
1<lz<- kroeexsit = expected %
NHees AZ the sunday aereicea.
- ~ b held IN the Grand
- 49, TIE president Eill ee
= ~ On that date. and While
~ ~ a "; accepted ths invi-
% &s3srst BIN. yet = -
<4f y rtil.Httend the service.
p t2nfay services viii be held
Az eaa sill b. con Quoted by
l4f,1S n Wilson. pastor Of the
rlasz<f Presbyterian chsfeh.
~ N@zn6<fsl services will b. held
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-09

TOPEKA. Kan. May a-The sa-
prsme court today upheld the 20
year sentence imposed on Jessie
Morrison by the Butler county court.
saying the murder was butchsfy OF
stioh savage and vicious nature as
has rnreiy been equniied aud mover
exeeiled in the criminal history Of
the civilized world.
49, eefsl-ef hss. hsen triad tkEea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-09

VIENNA. May a-Die Zeita SOFIA
correspondent elfes that the mosque
a. Klupruit waa dynhmited and 200
Ansismu Nho we've 81 prayer were
buried underneath the ruins. The
dispatch Gays tHat q Macedonian
named pupun committed the out.
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"cARRYlHC GOALS
TO NEWCASTLE

The British steamer Maud arTtF.
ed this mlarninw from astoria aDi
faaded t1s tens Of franklin cpsi for
that part. she Wa obliged % getss
here oNtng % the scarcity u coal IN
Britain Columbia. where = miners
STRIKE IL IN progress.
VICTORIA. N. q. May e.asThs en-
sinerfx 81 the Cumbrfiand mines
nave struck. Robinson. Issass Dufs-
muir snd other officers HAYS gone "a
the scene aud vtii work a. enatueers,