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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-02
CRASH
RUNAWAY TEAM DASHED INTO
a VIRGINIA STREET CAR
moToRMAa SLIGHTLY HURT

A team belonging % the Wells
Fargo Express 60. came dashinK
down Columbia street this morning
and crashed into an outbound Nir-
EiniA street car al the corner %
FIras avenue and Columbia street.
The shock broke the front win dow %
the car and threw the horses 20 the
ground. They scrambled up. unin-
inrad. and started % run again. but
Ncrs quickly caught BY some ~ the
gathering crowds with the eHrep-
ton Of the motorman. who vas
slightly cut about the face By flying
glass. no one Naa injured. The
team had been left standing on coi-
uubia ~ the driver, when they be-
came frightened and started to run.
II is a miracle that the horses were
not instantly killed. as the nh is
very steep on Columbia and the
heavy wagon behind them had Civ
en- then tremendous momentum.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-02

T. Hudson and ri. ponifield,
charged With forging a check for 81,
Wero Yesterday bound over TO the
superior court. Their bonds were
fixed az $500 each The name Of A.
paal was forged on the endorsement
~ tho check which one OF the boys
had aacured
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-02
Third AN.nus Theat.r

The Third Avenue attraction.
Down Mobile" Ia giving good sat
iafacfion this week. The big crowds
every night attest this fact. The
and deserves the patronage IL has re
cnlved.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-02

Take a ride to the United states
navy yard and see the cruisers.
Boats leave pief az 8 30, 3, ?.
10 and itst6 "A. m. itfa. 2 30. 20.
80. 40 .. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-02

Apftns Chickens s4e@sfaN d@h
ENEa. fresh ranch, 2&e. live hens,
I've 10. live ducks i1c 40, dfreAcd veal
AAcs dressed mutton e4foiHe 10 dress
81 hogs THdae 10. ebnirs h~~f eows en fuct.
A. 10 steers 90 faat. = 10 calves On foot
hoee n. hess 90 foct. Te 10. htliss eisoId
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-02

A Grand nsn viii BE- given at Ger
mania Halt cor Becond ave. and Hen-
eca 81. Saturday evening. Oct. 4 100
dsod music. good Time. Doors open
At 3 O'Clock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-02

This IL the kind ~. weather that
cnmpslH a man TO bur warm Tn
darv-ear. on a penalty of the Rrtn
ff7s per garment t1-h0 per suit
W y. Hutchinson Co. cor. "a and
Union.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-02
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:STAR DUST.

A. reception IN Marion Ken
lucky, a woman rushed In Among
The guests. and finding the host,
kaahc1 him With a pHog so that he
Jled Society Hevms "a be a. dan
yereus proposition IN Kentucky as
RolultA
- cloud. Minnesota. has scared
ny a ghost They have 90 DO some
ihluE e. keep up Interest there.
facneh heels have been barred by
tha Chicago Golf club. lNcn golf
has its sensible features
A. NttdteknofN. Kentucky. man
has been killed In a quarrel over SO
cents That's about All d mans life
g. worth down there.
Seattle Win never set rid Of It's
Olives ull IL sets rid OF It's divers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-02

Eastern Washington timothy. tie :
IL d ton. sifaifa. sta - ton. oats. & z
9 y ten. barley. 81 ton. wheat - 2
ton. bran. tito ton. snorts 81 % ton.
nlddnngs. 80 90 tom Puget Sound hay.
az sas5tH "A
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-02

William Stevens. wanted IN Sno-
hsfnlEh for caAhins forged and
worthless checks. was taken through
Seattle yesterday b. Deputy Sheriff
urnWu. lie II also wanted for OBJ
tanning money from G. II. Goodman
Of this city under false preteuHes.
he vas arrested az Port Angeles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-02

ted years before. II some a. those
drafhhca pcntfeuts would ursxpect.
nsiix rrooVar there uaald be lots Of
side stepping
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-02
1 nar AIS lime CHECK

During hrs rambles about the city
last night. Joe Ilavee lost time
check for SO on the Northern Pa
cific railroad. lie does not know
how he lest the money.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-02

Jacob fAtt has gotten up the cost
lest and most elaborate production
u In Old Kentucky far the pres
ent season Of this immensely popu-
lar drama that he has ever had
This viii BE- the nth season or the
play in America record attained
ny few lattar-day dramas. Miss
Bessie Barriecsle. who scored such a
hit Ia the role ~ the mountain hero
Inc. Madge, last season, will again
be seen In this part ai the Grand,
Sunday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-02

THEATERS
Grand opsra heu.e.

With . biz chorus Of pretty girls.
and az many OF the famous original
Chicago cast AZ could be obtained.
The HurEomaEter." one Of the
greatest musical comedies that has
been produced IN recent years. viii
be seen at the Grand tonight. Fri
day and Saturday. OF this week. with
matinee on saturday. The big
cast this year Includes such well
known people as Ruth white, the
original Willie Van AFtorbilt: oscar
Z. Fizman as The nurKomaHter.
William Riley Hatch. Thomas Rick
eits. Charles Sharp. r. J. Moye.
George MclSiasock. Helen Dexter,
Harriet sheldon. Louise Bracket
and Josephine Dit.
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rrNcH ruE PoIs0NER

fsnxi~ys flying machine seems q
be on plane with Mr.. inns pfesi-
Dental possibility.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-02

E4tfara=M AahiHGfun efe4fmeFits. &c,
eastern. gz4tase. dairy. asHAG-
EEgH- Fresh ranch - De dog. East
eru usIsic.
Cassaa.s Native Washiuxtsn. fuH cream
Its uHtnrnas IA! eufse. trtra tt9fpe.
ruuitfra Dressed taFksFs e8o2tr. i've
hens. is0ttc live ducks i1c. dressed
fsc. spfinK chickens. 8 90 Goa 1--we
eeaea. fo@tte
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-02
THE MARKETS

Poultry - uili coming Tn freely
thla morning. but a. the demand il
fairly good. prices havA not changed
"a yet Some grapes and peaches
came IN frnm Wcnatchee. hut are
barely sufficient to give the com
mfHnlbn men "a stock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-02

HociaI Dance. every Saturday night.
aypherH Halt Ballard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-02
aa,tlnahin Errur,lnn

All boats for the United States
navy yard leave pier :. Ten round
trips daily. .''
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-02

Whra two people discover after
marriage that they are first cousins.
IA indicates a aeplorabia ignoranns
of me family circle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-02

A woman In Indiana confsnnei on
her deafh-b@d % a murder commit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-02
PINCH THE PofsoNER

Nov that we've learned who sets
the Styles for the women. won't
somebody please tel va Who sets can
f1f Harry IehrF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-02

A. ere for an eye. a tooth for =
tooth send the Salvation Army 70
Turkey.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-02

oafn f1tHE tom BARLEY 81 fnn. wheat
= tea enae. 80 ~. "a9ris -
a. ~ Timothy. uHM. 50 ton - "
roinpfennad timothy. new. tsiEfE ton !.
So ~ksst 49,. ti1aa tani hs~ sifslga-
AZ al ton HaW Puget sound hay. - ID
tor mfdtiIuEa. - %.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-02

toes. lAN9r per 81 native sariY POSE
- 8 r est carrots SO sack
rufataEAa. WrfN - cauhaEr. the ID 4
raHiiaHaaf. sfasa dna fufEa 10 :
- boz Wa heaua g. cmnumhrfH.
.usl &c duH crlafY &c dee fadlahea
ila dHf lunches uufnus - rs~t afesa
Hubbard squash is pei 10 uumnkias
las,
Green Fruit. Ete.
Apples uafice. g. Iti - Per Dor:
era fateins, s asfif Is per baE, crab
asI IL per haH nHtniea, ~ uti 90 ma
tive Nfausa- szslkari small - hlG4 nHach-
- NfgA1 Yakima erANfarda. t4Isaae.
NifUfnta Seedlings. eaE NakiEa
uinsnnrisa Z sstHH - PER daEen
gFHpea Yakima fauHofis &c psF
BASKET TahaN. 50 prr crate. Rose
rsfu. 90 -. white. lz1fFtEs black ilef-
fiss. s. afl 8. Naianqta aranRes o. %
9 sta tafanaa. isssaea eraHbsfftes
8 q boil
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-02

2 - =, ,---s, ~ 49,,
d. : - tiss uTriuH eT tate VITA tnr
sFork % the sandman sgiii IN eet-
fsaee. TIE sis2py appearance Of
Take may be explained BY the tenor
% the contribution \. handed Ia tnis
morning. which Re ea1sa a.
Puksr Posw
Two sweethsarfs IN a shady nook
Ixchanks a loving word ana laok--
Eh-y are as sweet a. sugar humps
And hearts are trunap&
Another sutton nov there comes.
His Golfers iined With rftnesly suFus
Al sush a ehahes the Hlaidsn lamps
Dlamasds ara trumps-
Ru.hanA and wife have had a boat
Hs Efahs his hat and hurrisz cut.
rhs children have contracted naafmps
And clubs are trugurs-
Too late shs finds that she was sold
Ara - shake. eft this earthly raoia ,
info the grave her caffin bumps
And spades are trumpai
rlty TIE man who thinks that CON-
fort is = crime.
VINO thinks that friendship IL .
waste ~ time.
Pity the man Nho thinks love u =
sin.
AMI closing his heart. lets no af-
feefian IN.
Pity the man who snesrs a, noble
fs~ts.
TO him sarth's fairs4t flowers are
bat weeds
70 htin the shiruruarinE. shiny. sum
naer sun
Ia bat a yellow planet overdone.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-02

PATTI serfns % have the usual
feminine fashion NJ saying geodoy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-02
IL IL ~ PoIsoNKR.

n sausfhinE fsesn't begin to b.
dninG pretty soon. there VII ba q
case u the Inspector Inspected
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-02
PRIoEa 10 PRopucrRa


efhs~s rfioss o.. Ter reels ssitwsf.t 81
faiirea1. ffslsht dsFot. o. On the dees -
thta citFl
H.~ ard Drain
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-02

Just Locking at Things IN General
Now the dqeasluaksrs' convention
has deserved that women shah have
pockets. let us hopa the men Will
not be Kept busy explaining why
that letter did not Eet mailed.
eFtTY THE POOR pOIs0NER
TIE H,iikwsn are tired 81 hsariaa
about ferrnaisehyds --and the people
are tired 81 eating H.
IT Is RuMOREn THAT A IIFE-
sANtNG STATION II To hB Es-
TAnlISlIEn A. THE CORNER
or ftikST AVENUE AND PIKE
EEHEEr.
A Davenport preacher IL said 20
have prayed that his wife be
removed from the earth. lie ~Vi-
dently hist faith IN the efficacy ~
prayer. as he aftcfNaFd assaulted
her.
PUNISH THE PRISONERS.
Penny profits sometimes bring
petiiaua peaxlticA
a Mord froF. Lab Nyf..
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WE ARE
Retiring From the Retail Business

Every garment have hand will be sold manufacturers
REGULAR PRICE ELSEWHERE Every garment is sewei through
PRICES WE ARE SELLING THESE SUITS FOR ARE LOW
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-02

A man who shoots ana kills an
ether Il Indicted fog murder, not Tor
carrying concealed eAp0ns--thrn
uhY should a man nhp paisona an
other ~ held for a violation Of tbs
health saW2f
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-02
Vegetables

Native corn, Tscati . sack. native
o. 10 per sack. sweet pota-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-02

ytwo member Of tho local 70 then ono share
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-02
WHOLESALE PRICES

rTnsss prices are ta any buyer In auaar
Titles Prices on small purchases sFsrsss
40 pr cent. hiEhsFb
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PINCH THE PoIsoSER

The pot calls the kettle black IN
san Franeiaco polltiea. mean while
the ulfik.caa a. accusing the fam
~ pitcher u poisoning Itself In Sc
attic.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-02

Fresh Meat Cow beef 64r 10. steer
beef iH7Ac 10. veal. Euinc II. pork
BIC III mutton 9ikc 10.
Provisions Hams. tec ~ breakfast 30
con. i've n; bellies. fresh. live 10.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1903-10-01
og festar Acknowledgements PAD stendur d

og hestar. acknowledgements. pao stendur q
harri ha6, bar sem svalast er q syningarsta 0num,
pv1 hitinn err oft mikill og nBstum 6polandi UNI ha-
sumario / St. Louis. / h6teli pessu veroa 1890
svefnherbergi, og 5000 gestir geta komist parfyrir.
En- CERT err rao fyrir az bata vi5 bygginguna, eff
a6s6kn ver6ur svo mikil a6 pess purl. Fyrir
minstu herbergin eiga %gestirnir aa borga CHM doll
ar 4 dag, en- fyrir hin stBrstu me0 baoi o. fl. FINN
dollara a dag, fyrir two. Fyrir faoi og hdsnaoi
borga gestirnir fra So, 80 til SIS a dag,og er PAD miklu
6dyrara en- vanalegt or q 0orum l6telum pdlagt
syningarst0oum.
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UNI peim err i kj0ri voru og kj0sa David Francis;
kosinn med miklum meiri hluta. Ham p6tti ag@t.
ur borgarstjori, en- peim, sem hafa p6litiska at
vinnu i st. Louis p6tti ham of fastheldinn a fe og
6r6ttvls 1 embBttayeitingum en- ems og kunuugt
er hefr pj0fna6ur veri0 daglegt brauo polit1ska
fokksins 81. Louis.
Ham var borgarstj6ri two ar og var pa kos
inn rikisstj6ri / Missouri med litlum atkvaoamun,
pvi acknowledgement Iikisins p6tti ham ekki goa
ur gestur err Peir vissu hverjum vonbrig6um felag-
ar peirra / ST. Louis h0fou oroio fyrir undir stjorn
hans par, og pvi ger0u peir hva6 peir gatu til 40
aftra pvi a6 ham nB6i kosningu, og s1 yar6 l1la
raun q, a0>peim p6tti ham enn verri rikisstj6ri en-
borgars,j6ri, en- allri alpyou p6tti stj6rn hans goo.
Francis var ekki endurkosinn rlkisstjori ,ba6i vegna
pess, a6 ham vildi ekki berjast UNI v0ldin, og svo
var lika Stone, fornkunningi hans, oroinn Aonum
ofjarl i p6litikinni ,og ham var kosinn rikisstjori /
Missouri pegar Francis lagoi niour y0ldin. Sloan
hafA peir engir vinir veri0.
Pegar pjooin aroist ytir s%ilfurmalinu 1896
var Stone fyrstur mamma til ao hagnyta ser pao.
H6fundur og fyrsti hvatama6ur peirrar stefnu var
Bland, sem sloan var kalla6ur ,,Silver Dick"; ham
var pa fuiltr1i fyrir Missouri a sambandspinginu
Washington, og Komst par / nefnd, CT sett var til
fess, 40 athuga peningamint, NAL og vogir O. s.frv.
p kom ham fran med pa till0gu ao gefa silfur-
dollarnum slit lorna gildi. BAD var ems og hjarta
pj6oarinnar hefoi veri6 snortio med t0frasprota.
Allir f0ru ao r1fast I'M silfurdollarinn og Demo
kratar gerou ham a6 atrunaoargo6i s1aa med
Bryan i broddi fylkingar. Stone var elm at fyrstu
og fremstn leiotogum Demokrata / silfurmalinu
og 4 pv1 upphef0 slna NEST ao pakka, en- Francis
var pvi andvigur og kvao pa6 vera lelega politik
.og 0hafa fjarhagsfrBoi. Ham safnaoi 0llum gull
dem0kr0tum / Missouri undir slit merki og ger6ist
leiotogi PETRA; hafoi ham parallmikinn fokk fyr-
ir 40 raoa, en- p6 miklu mimi eli svo ao ham geti
v@nt ser nokkurs sigurs / p6litik par sem allur
fj0ldi borgaranna var silfur-demokratar.
I'm petta leyti lag6i Hoke Smith niourv0ldin,
innanr1kismala ra6gjaf Clevelands, og pa valdi
Cleveland, Francis til a6 gegna pyi embBtti, en- pa
voru ekki nema fair manu0ir eftir til nastu forseta
kosninga; hclt Francis embattinu pann TINA, en-
pegar Mckinley kom til valda 1896 for Francis
helm aftur til st. Louis. Er malt ao PAD half YER
ia NEST fyrir till0gur hans / kosningabarattunni
bad ar, az silfur mem urou undir1 st. Louis, og
Mckinley fGkk par meiri hluta atkvB0a. pae veit
enginn hvort Francis greiddi sjalfur atkva6i me0
Mckinley eoa Palmer ario 1896, en- visit er PAD, a0
ham hetr aldrei geti0 Bryan atkvaoi slit.
Miki0 hefr veri5 ratt UNI fao, a6 lata Francis
koma frara sem forsetaefni Dem0krata vi0 nastl
kosningar, en- ham hetir afsagt PAD med Gllu, fyrst
og fremst vegna pess, a6 ham hvorki will ne getur
slept hendi afsyningunni, og svo will ham ekkil ata
fjandmenn s1na fl takifBri til 40 bera ser pao q
brrln, ao ham mott alpy5ahylli pa, er ham hefr
afao ser vic syningarst0rin, til .pess ao hefja sig
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David r. Francis.
PAD or rcttmGli ao segja az Francis, fyrrum
fikisstj6ril Missouri, half skapao hi;a u,iklu syn
ingu / st. Louis. Hann var frumkY0oull pess, ao
st. Louis ,oost / pao fyrirtBki, og ham hetir raoio
0llu fyrirkourulayi og staeio fyrir 6llum ltyegum
til syningarinNar. Ham var Lnstun sjilfkj0rinn
forseti syningarstj6rnarinnar, og hetir gengt pv1
start meo frabmrum dhnga og dugnaoi. Ham hef-
ir l1ka oroio heimsfrBynr fyrir PAD start; aanr var
ham 40 v1.u talinn mcstur h0f0ingi i Missouri og
p6 vi6ar vari leitso 8, Ell pjoofragur varo hann ekki
fyr en- Aann var0 furseti sy}ningari: mar.
Francis er faddur i Kentucky / be, sem Rich
mond heitir. Bar er lika William j. Stone, sem MI
er Senator, faddur og uppalinn. peir cru jafnaldr-
ar og hafa ALA ati veri0 keppinautar, og oftast
synst slit hvorjum. Httmenn Stones attu marga
prala, og veittu sunnanm0nnum alt pa6 lilo err peir
mattu 1 pralastrioinu, en- faoir Francis h6lt aldrei
prala,og trtloi 4 Henry Clay og kenningar hans UNI
jafnretti svertingja og Altman prHlahaldsins. Stone
og Francis voru ekki nema 10ara pegar prelastr1o-
ia hoist, og gatu pvl ekki tekio ratt / pvi sjalfir, og
sk6mmu si6ar auttu peir baoir til Missouri; Stone
settist par ao 1 ba,sem Nevada heitir og las par log,
og f6kk bratt ORD asig sem duglegur maladutnings-
ma6ur, en- Francis for til st. Louis og vann par
nokkur ar hja frenda sinum, SEM var kaupma6ur,
en- a0nr var ham dtskrifa0ur af Washington ha-
skolanum par / %borginni. Ham var d~jarfur og a.
r@oinn og hio mesta %prllomenni / allri umgengni
og hugljdi hvers MAINS er kintist houum. Eftir
a6 ham byrja6i sjalfur a6 verzla varo ham bratt
elm at helztu verzlunarm0nnum par / borginni,o g
gr@ddi miki0 fe, pc aldrei half ham oroi6 st6rrlk-
ur, pv1 ham er of raovandur og samvizkusamur til
as feaetta a6ra, en- med pv1 hefir ham lika aunni6
ser traust o. vindttu festra sem ham hefir att VIC
skifti vic.
Fyrst framan at hafoi ham engin afskifti af
p6litlk. 1891 kom ham fyrst opinberega fran sem
fylgisma6ur Clevelands vi6 Observation-Disclosures, og
arid eftir vildi svo til az Demokratar URDU ra6a-
lausir vi5 Observation-Disclosures / st. Louis. peir
h0f6u two mem / vail, sem baoir h0f0u svo jafna
fokksfylgi a6 hyorugur gat mao meiri hluta at
kvata. Var hundra6 og ~fj0rutiu sinnum gengio
til atkvaoa arangurslaust, pa lagoi einhver fund
armanna pao til, as r~a0legast v@ri as sleppa bao-t
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1903-10-01

az gegna: bad villa al)ir sjl; Og allur fjOldinn get
ur horft & rafmagnssyningu tlnunum saman, old
ungis hissa og skilningslaus; pa0 preytir faa EN-
hressir fiesta, og er yfrh6fuo hin beta ,,skemtun
fyrir folkio".
Rafmagns syningin i Chicago p6tti fyrirtak,
hun var p6 enn meiri Buffalo, en- i st. Louis ver6-
ur hun p6 langDlest, sem dama ma af pvl, ao fyrir
rafmagnssyninguna st. Louis er Btla0 tv6falt
meira rum en- til pess var haft a Chicago syning-
unni.
held sinniN er tali6 .a5 st. Louis syningin
VERDI enn tignarlegri og tilkomumeiri en- Chicago
s%yningin. I st. Louis vantar reyndar pad, sem
emma NEST p6tti pry6a syJningarsveoio i Chicago,
sem var yatni0; en- / staQ pess er ymislegt anna0
fra natt1runnar hendi, sem pessi syningarstaour
hefr fran yGr him. st. Louis hetir bdio um syn
Park heitir, vestanvert vio borgina. Garour pessi
err elm him langstersti sinnar tegundar / Banda
rikjunum, og ao pvl leyti markverour, ao mikill
hluti hans er alvey obreyttur af mannav0ldum, og
VIDA vaxinn viltum frumsk6gi, med haum ha6um
og djdpum giljadr6gum,og pess vegna miklu svip-
meiri en- HID mar1ata laglendi q Michigan-vatns-
str0ndinni. [ samrBmi vio Petta landslag er 0llum
byggingum komi6 svo fyrir as hvort eykur annars
fegure, og gerir dtsynio undravert. Vatni er veitt
inn a syningarsvnoio, o. f6yur smav0tn og lakir
veroa par VIDA, rs a0 mestu 1tb1io at mamma hond-
UNI. Eitt hid fegursta 4 syningarsv8oinu. yeroa
.tilbdnir fossar, sem 4 kv0,din lj6ma / marglitum
geislum rafmagnsljjosa, og aux pess veroa par raj
magns gosbrunnaE, sem engir munu gleyma, er ejtt
sim hafa SEQ pa a s5ningu.
Byggingar veroa festar hvltar ao lit, og yfr
h0Gu0 ao ytra forlni svipa0ar byggingum Chicago
syl ingarinna",end ma med rettn seq ia 40 Pess: syn
ing Sc as mestu leyti ekki anna6 en- aukin og end
urbatt dtgafa af peirri syningu.
sa annmarki hefr verio her VIC ALTAR st6rsyn-
ingar as kyningargestir hafa purft ao borga marg-
fslt vero fyria ALTAR lifsnauosynjar. Oh hotel og
gcstgjafahds hafa svo mikla a0sokn, 40 pau geta
hmkkao ver6 a allri grei0as0lu svo ur h6f keyrir,
og gestirnir ver0a a0 satta sig vi0 PAD. Petta p6tti
versta meini6 VIC Chicago eyninguna,og pykir lik-
legt 40 pa6 VERDI ekki betra i st. Louis, sem er
miklu mimi borg en- Chicago, og q pvl enn hagra
me6 a6 pr6ngva kosti gesta sinna, Ell a6s6knin
ver6ur. akafega mikil ems og bdist er vic. petta
kom lika vel / ljos VIC v1gslu syningarinnar i vor.
pa fyltust par oil hotel, og hnjarbdar voru svo g.
svlfnir / allri greioas0lu a0 til pess var tekio lengi
q eftir, og allir sem par voru kv0rtu5u saran. Til
peas al ra5a nokkra b6ta bessu hetir syningarstj6rn-
in teki6 pa5 til brag0s, a0 lata bygyja afarmikio
hotel a sjalfum syningarsta0num,o g hetr BAD aldr-
eli aour vcrio CERT a neipni syningu. Hotelio er
eign syningarstj6rnarinnar, og ao 6llu leyti undir
umsj6n hennar og .yfrra0um. pa0 er priggja lofta
hiatt og bygt. ,r byggingarefni, er Sat Ii. itir, Gins
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1903-06-30
CROFT FASTENERS
FOUND BY TONS
LARGE AMOUNT OF THE POSTAL
BOX FASTENERS FOUND IN THE
BASEMENT OF THE FEDERAL
BUILDING AT MILWAUKEE.

Milwaukee. June 29.-Evidence bearing
upon the postal investigation came to
light in the Milwaukee postoffice today.
stored away in one corner of the base
ment is a big pile Of Croft fasteners that
were sent to Milwaukee for some un-
known reason and without requisition
about fourteen years ago.
There are two and a quarter tons OF
the fasteners in the basement of the fed
eral building which will probably never
be used unless they are shipped to WASH
ington None of them have been used
since the day they were received. They
came during the early years Of the late
Postmaster George w. Porth's term Of
office. No one ordered them so far as it
has been possible to ASCERTAIN. There was
no use for them. There are fifteen hum
dred sets of fasteners.
There is also stored In the basement OF
the federal building a lot Of galvanized
iron mail boxes that are made In Michi-
gan These were received about two
years ago without requisition.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1903-06-30
RELIANCE AGAIN
PROVES HER WORTH
NEW CUP DEFENDER IS GOOD IN
HEAVY WEATHER AND EASILY
BEATS THE COLUMBIA AND THE
CONSTITUTION.

Newport, r. l., June 29-The new cup
yacht Reliance today proved its worth
as a heavy weather boat by defeating the
Columbia and Constitution IN stiff east
erly breeze and lumpy sea, over a 30
mile course. fifteen miles of which was a
beat to windward The Reliance sailed
the course In four minutes and nine Sec
onds less time than did the Columbia and
four minutes fifty-elght seconds less than
did the Constitution. All the racing in
which these boats have participated up
to today has been in light airs and smooth
water, but this afternoon there was a
good wholesale breeze and considerable
jump to the water, conditions that are
exactly suited to the Columbia. With her
owner, e. D. Morgan, at the helm. the old
cup defender sailed a grand race, reach
ing the windward mark only one minute
and fifty-six seconds astern Of the Re
lance, and one minutes thirty-one seconds
ahead of the Constitution
On the run home, however. the Re-
lance pulled away steadily from both her
opponents, while the Constitution gained
considerably on the Columbia.