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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23
HAPPENINGS
ABOUT TOWN

cA~tain William J. Bryant. former
marine insp-ctpf % huils OF this iis-
tfiet. - confinsd AZ hls horne with
asFfgus prostfation and enisrgeuss
q tire haRFt last SUNDAY "a Wa
feared he would not rseessf. but
sinea then he has improved slightly
Its eDndition 10 stili serious
Justice Cam yesterday put Eiais
Fey under u0e bonds 20 keep the
reace. Roy d alleged 10 have maize
threats against nr A a. Halcamn
Of this city Tue trouols oecaffsa
On the eastern side ~ Lake Wash
inxton. where Dr. hselecmb owns
same laRa,
Mrs. Al4se pavl. has aaed William
lANia for Giyorcs op grounds Of
cruelty and aensrtian This couple
Wese married IN Canada IN isoi
The ftaao damage suit q Clifford
haweiia and wife against the ~aFth
American Tfmdlnx a Transportation
eefn ranr. that has been Eivea two
third hearing IN Judge Hknferd' :
court The cass has been TIED ones
n the superior court and unes in
the federal court.
william Johnson was yvstersa ,
charged with grand laFceny In a
warrant l-sued from Justice Cam =
ceurt. He Is accused Of taking 80
from the tiii 81 a candy store on
sacoud avenue. SARA and Carts
Hangar are the c0apiainink eli
nesass
Nicholas De Jannssvana. wha shot
ard s~rtea.iy weuaa~a nss wife a fs~
seeks ssp. vas released ffnss tk-
eeunsY iAi Yesterday On ton bonaa
gaass Hanfosd yesterday srsntsd =
- ~ &. .s... : a.. a.
asias - makias a c.n.eAppin9 ma.
sHias ssstsodyinE ths lnvsatlef-s p.t.
saisA n fes ~ hsIhl-s gussA Tks
Alaska Packers sssueiztioa ezfttssas.
Ter The trjunction. The sssii lnuoiYt-
TIE risht q the RaaAfio Straits Pack
las eorupeny 20 . car-earpinG esaeAfr-
kno~n a. fhe f4etson q barI--. parts
- ~hieh y e ssia infrfnxs 81 the lie.
/ i psfsat
Marion Madisor ehsr ssd ~ Postcf.
/ ftze fnsr~ctaf Wayisnd wtth HARM :
forged sh@ nams - q Rornstfom -
sunnsy erisr for 81 q. pleaded not
sstity h~fsr~ t'sitea States Cosants-
siQnsr Do~map yesterday Ne ~@s
baznd oesr to nwais ths akfioa ef the
federal sFund iurY on tioe he1lds tn
sss&sst % xAiSA Ne h taf@ s.ss~ss r.
ne eauniy iail Msai@ea claims 10
hsvs pnrrhsssd th> meAsy order fps
80.
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FEAR MRS. zoos MAY
LOSE HER REASON

On seeounf u ga health ard poverty
Mr. Roos. widow 81 Siia &C. Raas.
shs raiuing engineer Who dlesi aians
shout five veesa ago in his "a hln IN
ne Cascades. nas bese foFcet - ssnls
her twin babies. one year old. % fhs
Orphans Home. and IN a dag ~ So vii
enter hospital On the hops Of rs9ala.
ina her healih.
Mrs hnsw has been an invalid Tor :
frar and ths shock Of her husband. :
death together with the suspense dur.
iea the weeks in which II vas feared
that - had been Lost has - affected
Der TRAIT her friends fear that she naY
nesfsfsas victim 81 msla huiia-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23
SOCIETY.


Ars n. w. nufchari has issnse
Invitations for a card party to b
given m honor % Mira g. u. Lord
June 30
Mas swieN % Dayton. ore. vii
sp<nd the summer IA the ctty as tht
stIest Of Mrs. a. a Kerry.
Mrs. =. w. Andrews. who has
hssn studying art In New York
came hafas yesterday,
Ms faasFencs n booth gave I
large reception this sftsrneau At hes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23

ne city authorities have placed -
many restrictions on tire handling q
fireworks tlsat Il looks as u the
small boys wsre xotnE % have a
Qnlet DAY tins Fourth OF July. Ths
once boy agatn s~tm busy and gives
his views on
a Noisslsss Fourth
resysre a.tAikin' IN N pap0ra. bout
= Fourth ithout ne noise.
Al restrictiu' an tn bully tinss
fnas uaslilEs - AuEzs
rs = shame & cut IN crackers ous.
an ~ smell any punk
Tsposs well have 6 hang aroaat an
watch IN men sit drunk.
It's funny proposition. II lid
can't celebrate
whafsvsr was that happened o.
that grand an Eiorious date
Wsd ourhter tear IN atusozr here.
wifh -piosions INTO hunks.
fnstsad % loaffn' roun' IN toWn and
waichin' rowdy DRINKS.
I'm a-thinkin' that they'd better let
us shoot the town ~ two,
Ar I'm sure M folks would like Il.
cause they nearly aiWua DO
An fun, Wy crost my heart Il
would b. layiu' round IN
chunks
Il would be heap more pleasant
than a-ratehin' foolish DRINKS.
Nobody In Partioaiar seems % be
~ name ~ tho fellow wbo ala most
= the dirty work In the posfoffies
apartment
yoiesno vesuvius has iolned SER
va IN the eruption business.
Ths Dtlawareana tried hard 60 solve
iittle portion Of the race problem
And Delaware - such n ctvflixea
eoFnmunity, too.
The man horn with a silver spoon
y bis mouth IL usually more or less
fond of the bowl.
Several % seattis's eouncfliuen
isxi lived 40 20 their past reputa-
nor, last night, that's al.
Msybe afier awhile 'scotfye Yer
gason viii begin 20 wish he wasn't
taeh natural born philanthfopist.
osdiessss 70 Forsosstsr Salisbury
Tbs man who Erowled hut yesterday
And cusaed the chilly June.
tontinues when the heat begins
70 sfpg n fuournfui tune
40 thus me mnn who's hot because
~fhe summers taken hold
- hotter yesterday because
nc weather vas 10 cold.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23

The Edward shleld company attrae.
tlens are druwinE we'll al The isesehl
TART pavilion this week. the eneHtns
9tr IT tht aummcr season. The asaaft.
uenaHN CLEVER rVulutians and siausea
OF hfhie aud hennaEsvf tn aneslsE.
- aefotats aro proNlns the MT II
the Att
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susrn n n q d q . . q .
:STAR DUST:
ssuuHnR q n n q = n q

rx~ryhady 1oshes the hlgh sehaoi
xsFl ans the college maid fef SOWING
II me worlds prooicns on tbs pane
= STAG and nov here else. but the
sar psssl Man knows one Nhn pfas-
49, = hat she pruacees She faa AZ
1<Ainst ne servant Hiri pfoelsnt IN
~ oWn homie and she threw of her
- ana gown and donnta the crown
= in kitrhsa queen - tss saiss
ser Who's asx'f
IA Maud. y vulgar e. display
xeur hathiug suit On = street eai
wAsa on yuur way % the eathtsss
es.rh. Keen q carefully coaesaira
IN the back q ySar watch.
Ena.orlsw I. 10 have rural re
aellvsry route h~sinnink the fiFss 81
yaly.
English coart win mourn the death
81 servias late rugvrs foF sNs weeks.
Pour r,ore bodies tesald a hsap-
nsr Total recovered no~ numbers
~.
SCRANTON cIty dads Nfe on trial Tor
&txkHN NAtafAfs a-t1 AANA 49, -
~ each.
who knoWs but that some Gay =
str.y old medley cow may break
nsa the city jail ana eat up soFsts a
tk~ prisoners Teey should demand
tsae protection.
A an acrvbat ard contoFtisaist
fsanrlnsan MesffsSs would MAKE :
kn oa the stage.
c.nsfa9 pas has again oesn nom.
fsatea for president ~ Mexfcn
TNtrw's uothins 20 u. fcf The sly ola
sRrrinr.
- ~. =. >UeO Hs.ss-A sA.s-s- So
y - rrom r@Atrla4 Nnos afEus<tl
throaxh the had Al lastsisas sosnt
PrsSh1rstisu
Here i the nrss ~diet issued =,
ts~ s@rvian sksptschinn UPON IN.
Aggression - kins Pete.
Soticsoritch TheoFifch King
switch nrd1Fitch Csae~nestfrh we're
witch a~sasovifcfsingyftch tuVifef
k<nSosilch us~Ssitch theoNitei
EfnfDvisrhi TWoovicS uposiss Ana.
eri<s sffsoeies do,sDoSfEs- HaFFaF.
eTtrs
Bwoshovicn'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23
KESTEN WASN'T
WITH Nc QULLiN

II " Weston, proprietor " ths
Home restaurant az Madison Park
who Il was stated ih yesterday
star was with young Arthur NJ
Qailiin before the latter Was drown,
ed Ia Lake Washington. Supaa }
night said this morning
I found McQuillin IN frunt 90 ms
piaoo that might. aud simply out al
nifty FOR the poor fellow Ia hla help.
less condition, I helped him g tbs
street car The conductor refused
t. allow him 10 tide. and he set OF
That Wa- the nfst, last and onls
time ] ever saw the lad. and / dau
want abe Impression 10 80 cat that
Hal been eut drinking with him.
don't 80 such things"
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Classified Ads


bEfHf IkNcH-f@ acres. as I'm.
land as there IL IN the white Rive
valley all IN cultivation and fsnors
and eFeas- fenced. close 20 iatsrut bai
station. 7.roem house. large barn
several uuthuiidlnas. Eood miik hous'
with flowing water. this place mus
be soia At once. call at office To-
particulars.
ROBERT MAITnY. so New York Nh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23
THEATERS


Ihe Walter sanford company. win
NE whole ioeal theatrical nela 10 IL
SET is plaNlng Co fine business this
Nssks Appearing m Tempest ruaari. &.
enc 81 The best productions la whieh
thla COMPANY hsa lsvn =.tn dafihe ita
Present season.
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AmusGMENrs
LsschI Park Pavilion

EDWARD SHIELDS. Manager :
fnausuration Of shields rolits
Vaudsviile for summer season. com.
mauesuK sunday matinea, June 81
EVary evening At Z 20 Only natine'
on sunday al 70. This Park ia.
vil.nn viii be conducted as first
class family resort
I.Som AT our nst % top-llns spei
slasly artists Erna and HunsEEsr
Mann ana Franks. Harry HnwYsr
lie Long Dainty Trio. DO HtuiE ans
Granville. Thompsons illustrated
songs and tbs Marvellous foiyHcegs
Pictures.
Two hours and = half % solid en-
tsrtainmsnt AZ popular prices az
and - oants. no higher.
Take any street car ana transfsi
to Yealsr wey.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23
HETcHER'S THE MAN
SAID MRS. GRANT

Mrs Effie Grant, at years Of age,
appeared before the civll HeFNies
commission last night ard iAsntifiea
Policeman W w Fletcher as the
man who attempted 60 crimlnaiit
assault her ~ her home, nn WrHtrrn
nNenue last April She did not SIT
n kuod look At the man al the thrr
Of the assault. but later saw
Fletcher ard knew him az her as
HaItaHt
Fletcher denied that he assaulted
the woman. Mrs. Fistchrr Fwore on
the witness stand that her husband
was at home that day.
The Whale affair n a nasty back
yard quarrel and the commission
viii probably take that view % u
THE decision will be rendered within
few daya. In the meantime
Fletcher l. suspended from duty
John Nac Donald vas granted a..
Vorce from Eiisc Mac Donald In the rii.
nerips eaurt yesterday. on tho Erouns
Of ti.ssftian
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23

THREE ACRES IN BALLARD.
Coed sott All IN cultivation and fenced
small house. orchard. garden and III
kinds ~ small fruit: owner 4,
obliged 10 leave and will sacrifice q
make = quick sale
ROBERT MALTRY. no New York BIk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23
SURE CURE FOR PLIES

Itching Piles proddce moisture ana
cause itching. this form, as well as
Blind, bleeding or Protrudlng Piles
ara cured by DR.. Bo-san- kos Plls
Remedy. stops itahlnE and bleed
ing. Absorbs tumors. SOC Jar. al
Drugglsts. OF sent by mail. Treatise
free. Write me about your case. Dr.
Bosanko, Philadelphia. Pa For sale
at thu Quaker Drug Co. i0iS First
avenue, Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23

TWENTY ACRES rich black Eardei
land. with nice creek. acres In cui
tivaiion- 10 acres Slashod and burnt
balance alder. midway between f.
attic and Tacoma, adjoining small
town. ti.ioo
ROBERT MALTBr. 40 New York Bl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23

some forks .
always sne~rfn' AZ
woman vanity
but IT'S b~eu ny
experience TIT q
woman ithous
vanity dont cut
nuca figure
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23
MURDER
Extreme LawieSSneSS on
Ung0 Island

supposed murder ana the string
inK az ~ thlcf inside OF a. houfa
e the rueurd ~ the breeny little min
ING hamlet of lnpu. according 70
passengers Who arrived this morning
ga the Excelsior Edward Andefadh
Swedish cod fisherman. vas fatina
dead au hillside NEAR the town.
NAY q with a bullet hole through his
head The man A. supposed "a have
been murdered in a saloon brawl The
nisht herurv
The day foliowlug To- discovery II
the dead man SIN unnamed eonk IN
the employ Of che Apollo eunsnlls
dated Gold Muing Company who
had recently stolen 500 Wan uue
person and $50 from another besides
performing numerous other theftA
eAa run aut OF the town Ia true
western style \ moose was placed
around HE neck ANA he Was lifted
FROM The earth threc times until he
confessed the hidiu. place al the
money Then he was Eiven two
hours 60 avt off the Island, aud dc
So
The reason given for the lnwiesa.
ness at tnEa IL that there h not =
United States commissioner oF even
a deputy marshal stationed az the
island.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23

J 8. smith died 81 Pneumonia.
June =. while on hts way over the
trail from Naides 10 Slate creek.
smith VAS an attorney of STOCKTON.
Cal. 81 years ~ axe iia was al
mitted 10 the har Ia FRANKLIN county.
Illinois. Ia isso 10 was buried at
copper CsHtsf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23
.s 1S1''s s'IPianOs

We're ever soften together that ws
have the honor 80 represent hiE
stock. etirAatlvs pricsa. gany terms
Atsa small muNicai Instruments
talking machinss records ete, Piano
tuninx. rspsifine and pollahing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23

f.ahor IL said 10 be N scArce IN
Valdez that the nlsi mining outfit
which 10 operating az Nesina. wants
30 men shnyeisFs 90 WORK for g =
Gay and board.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23

Auosior Sales
Atfe-fFaS s4is = tareitirs ~ v . Aieksf-
tn : - aaisrfuasna xz4s fifri uFsnus.
90 Nsanestsf So San q iuns a 10 w.
Hhart Htssaa nssani.s t~1s. spfirNp. tnat.
uassss hns HslaihE bets ~ardrsta. riss
kaHt - - fpsfaaraht tstlss, diaing
fasifa usatsAt llsna. efaHn fhifnntsf
e5fssas. - issHsss. 80 psftiss h@sins
. 1880 -s~~~ +@sssO . se.>~,
stHTtu& ssts - sd fufrltufs-sf11s HeH
tests - fsHeaa HFfyatr anuss ~ a.
Hs5aksraaa 4 "a atu sssA "a ~ Wee ~
Fsahils - street fsts scffh SEATTLE -. Ca
ssss ira te.ss srs1nrs. mattresses PER.
- faraffass. spfsEhs plans. aihins rooa
nsFuitafss Hefass4s fEss. fortisTe-. sissant
etesi r.hss. hsst~rs Kitchen fsrnitsFs
49,. - , /. E--.--.-... ; -. .e-l.-as-..
Fer observation-disclosures
ks~eiai ssfs Anssriean wstehss-0old ailsl
American watch. wsffssded 10 y~ars. o. 70
Wfaasa EnAFaAtes AnFYtrAn Watct q
ss-s.ty c. - i.i- opp. HsiHisr-esrAaa
STOVES ranges sHTEsu. i.4ttsr ehairs
.tMbiess taasaAa asa r.Farue.s and psatas.s
a bait tptss. eei-sea Piks sifs~t-
ron Ekt- nsvarslbis brenr. rroI.sllsT
shaft ana staflar tus far fosg n D. nss
usHefs = ber. III Henscs street.
rHK bsst Nssa. q aaay is wssasrn Mi
HfN slab Neaf. enc har hAfk. no salt
GslsVhassssa Msin Lao lad. Ti01
Sewing Machine
hiliinsa ss~ins nsshins rsisirns itif isi
Fer Rent ur-ish@d poo.-s
GLAND a. III 10 ~. flig = - -.
1sss hass< nsNiF furnished. all aieiern
prices nsnfsfatss
tng ISIS Fourth avenue.
Sne1tnl fxo-rce
FftG4fsH kftfsa sassytns ara sniarsins AT
teNest fat.s Hfstaeiass Murk. epen san.
days 4 "a. nauHHs E2ii FIRST aYcnus
SAVE uuusF ~ a~ttinE reur runorn honed
hsfN' aHfss1 shaas fsfuf class wurN Uxes
y NSehfasY, ~ unipn street
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23

A HARgAfN-Ia acres all GOOD land
10 acres IN cultivation. i5 acres ",
pasture f-rcom house. barn. several
outhuildinEs, orchard. all kinds ct
small fruiis. nice location adioinlna
small town. handy 60 Seattle. s2ico
ROBERT MAfTnY. tiA Nav yoris mr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23

Fofty claims have been staked On
nsN discovery of placer sold uu
Lowe river. - miles rfnm Naides
The discovery was made i've weeks
aea by - A. craig and a. e. VII.
son. who stake8 SOC acres ~ the lane
hsfefe the discovery became huuN n
Hydraulic machinery n now being
rushed % the scene % the new
atriks. It's close proximity 20 Valdez
makes u Of exceptional Importance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23
RAINIER prACH
THE Blaze Tsnfrtsu

RAINIER HrACff
TiiE PLACE TO LIVE
Bsaatitai lsestien on shor. % las 70 NY Hux.
lnHien short flde on g. electric cars f,o,,
Fifst sad wsshisstss; isry, lots. sosiis
and SO dawn and a. month: Tv sir.,fs
eaid everybody hkss nAinlsr beach ~.
The lest Hnd ehsarssi property on narhst
churches. stores. fine Eard.n soil. si.s,sl
end Hraaed avenues aidewalks. $780,
views BOATING bathing, fleming, hisb g.
hshlthfpii plenty wood and rltv rsats
lumber on terms 90 homes hulit So NJ.
Weed agent. ofics ~ Rainier Reach ~,
9, X. htuiiayane owner, sio Boston BLOCK.
tt2ao-iaA acres betwesn Seattle ana r.,
ma y acres In garden, berries and ar.
ehardi 10 acres fenced. s-rnom ho,isr
barn ana chicken houssaa horse, was.
AL kinds % farming toola fine sprina
Nftet ntpsa 70 the house. y mile from
school end intsfnfhan station ststtee.
sfsh : 1.tneti. t'ioin - itpsweii block
cHEAP lots at cas- IN. az ffliman CUT
Sny " minutes ride on Old Rsnton oar
down. 81 monthly. Come today, Lar,
warm Office on grounds.
WE can locate you on tho best home.tsss
lands In Wathinston. We have some
nood farms for sails. Can on y. III.
Casey tod Pacific block seattle.
ron sale or rent nakery, down town. roos
chanuss Apply 800 Second avenue south.
THIS dirt u cheap ft00 for 10 acres OF fine
land near Kirkland. on county toad. tun-
ming water year around. See Mstcalf N
Tiniah building,
500 FIVE BROAD ACRES sanO
Five uefsa ef No. I coil convenient 20 the
electric car aud onig 30 ninutaa ride
from tha city flpe spflnE creek through
The land smile from school enod nslgh.
BOTS. and IL certainly tho cheapest price
Of land around Seattle today
ADAMS a NICHOLS.
First avenue and Cherty street, hii Wash
inetuu building.
THia dirt ia cheap ssOo Ter 10 acres 81 fine
land near kirhiandi on county rradi run
Ming water year around sco Metcalf n
Times building.
80 DOWN. balance 20 suit puruhaaar. buys
fins lpt on Queen Anne. Jas A. Tayior.
AIS Arcade.
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FOUNDED
ON MERIT

OR sssxt mpsirAl Instrument hsssi.
Ness 10 fgslufied M rnprff Qualify 10
the eaatiias altar " oar asnrs snd s-s
pr~w@nns 10 carefully Observed. Nfst.
last. ara all the tirns whsre aamHff
l.. satisfaction n. aa9 that h the gA@es
10 spend Your money. We csrF1 49,
cry thlns marical from n epnssr, piano
70 = ia whistis We arr prepared -
fssl ans ufefsr. foa snay ssne us -
saali assa Yvsr srdsrn val rscsiss ths
sane careful attsntipn "a ~ you we're
IN our store rou are lnvstsS 60 write
us strous anYshinr IN TIE musical 10
strumsnt lins. ard Topf letter VII. "
ssgss pFosapt attention. ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23

THia dirt ia cheap $500 fcr 10 acres of fins
land near Kirkland on county r,adi run
Ming water year around. Zoe Metcalf. n
Times building
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23

Titn FIRST NATIONAL hank OF
EEATrf.E
rsid up capital fibo 600 Eenerai hanhiha
business transacted =. n. HoUe. IT.,
pres NJ Mch!sksa. vics pIss I. Tvr-
cashier exehanns on principal elites q
United 6tatoa and kufope
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23

A. an acrgb4t and eontoFtisalst
fesnoilutan NesffsSa saats MAKE .
NJ on the stage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23

c.nrral pas has again ben nom
fnatea Tor president ~ Mextcns
TNtrws nothing 90 a. fcf The sly old
warrior.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23

who Knows but that Some LAY =
ssray old us,oley eow may break
hso the city tail ana eat az sossts Of
lie pr.sonrrs they should demand
tsase prossctton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23

n - rram ra4rrla. Hnos nfFus~tI
shroaxh ths had Al gaatsiEss soant.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23

Scranton eIty dads NfV on trial Tor
sll<x4d bribery. sold their votes faf
~ zach.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-06-11
MAD WATERS WHIRL
 OVER EAST ST. LOUIS
REPORTED ATTACK
 MADE BY SETTLERS
RUMoRs OF A FIGHT BETWEEN MILITIA GUARDING pEWEYS AND BERRY FAcTIoN--coWBoYs IN GREAT DANGER.

Topeka, Kan, June 10-Reports have been received here several times today of fight beween the settlers and mili- tia in western Kansas over the Dewey affair. The settlers arc said to have attacked the militia and sherlff's posse just as the latter forces left the Dewey ranch in Cheyenne county thls morning for St. Francis
 Telephone wires in Cheyenne county have all been cut and the telegraph ser vice is poor. Enough news has been re- ceived, however. to show that the Deweys are in great danger and may be captured by the settlers tomorrouw.
 A dispatch from St. Francis says that the report of a fight between the two forces Is In all probability true adding that the excitement all through that sec ton of the state Is at fever heat tonight Al day the settlers have been focking in- to St Francis and all are heavily armed. They are outspoken in their expressions of enmity to the Deweys and say noth- ing will prevent the settlers from taking them away from the soldiers when they arrive in St. Francis tomorrow. The fight of today Is thought to have been mostly with sharp shooters. as most of AAc SGltAeIH dIt at IotIiS AdnNiA and at St. Francis
 No further requests for troops have been received by Governor Bailey. but they will be sent as soon as the need for them is definitely established.
 telegram was received tonight from Capt Cunningham, who Is in charge of the militia forces near St. Francis, say Ing that he was then ten miles from St. Francis with his company and the pris- oners Capt. Cunningham said he would reach St. Francis tonight. He said noth- ing of fight today.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-06-11
THEIR SALARIES RAISED.
Postmasters of Montgomery and We
 tumpka to Get $1oo More a Year.

Washington. June Especial )--The salaries of the postmasters at Montgom- cry and Wetumpka will be increased s1Oo. and that of the postmaster at Florence decreased s1O0 on July 1.
 Patents issued: Daniel C. Beltz Hol- lyville, automatic fan; Thomas Wright. Ensley. lifting jack.
 Postmasters appointed Shoults, Chii- ton county J. H. Shoults; Summers, Lawrence county T. c. Masterson.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-06-11
CORNWALL SAID TO
 HAVE BEEN CIRCULATING

It is said that Cornwall has been specu- lating heavy of late. This has been known to his intimate friends, so they claim, for sometimes, and they have demonstrated with him. He always claimed. it is said. however in replies to entreaties of his friends that he was highly successful in his speculations.
 It is stated that in one of his letters to MT. Cockrell. the cashier he instructed him if A. B. Baxter & Co., Birmingham brokers, called on him for money. not to pay it until he heard from him. It is presumed that he expected this firm to call on him for margins in some of his speculations.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-06-11
HOW HE BOUGHT
 CONTROL OF BANK.

Several old citizens were talking to- night of how Cornwall came into possess sion of money enough to buy the Besse- mer Savings bank. It seems that short time before he secured control of 1t he went to President J. N. Carpenter and said to him that he I.eded money, and needed it badly; that he was in debt and had to get out. MT. Carpenter. so the story runs, told him that he would in- dorse A note for him for s1O0O. and ad- vised him to invest in cotton. Cornwall did so and II, few days his profits were something like s90000 But this, of course, is simply a resurrected rumor of sev-
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-06-11
Bethune McCarter Dies.

Albany, N. Y, June 10.-George Beth une Mccarter, sr., prominent demo- crat of northern New York, and one of the first chiefs of the bureau of engrav- ing and printing in Washington. is dead at his home in Salem, in the list year of his age. MT. Mccarter wrote in dicta- ton as private secretary to Gen. John A. Dix, secretary of the treasury in Pres ident Buchanan's cabinet. the message: If any man pulls down the American flag shoot him on the spot"