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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-27

DIAMOND
WEDDING

T4ONpoN Juns H=tt f. o. thlna sc
delightful as Il ia rare To see au elder
~ couple celebrating their diamond
wedding ard perhnps the slght ia = On
u noodiier oue when both of the two
venerable people happen 90 Dee res al
Ties There D. ta he royal diamond
anniversary celebration iu Europe to-
morrow ard ONE in which the royal
families 81 both 0nat Britain and
Germany arc much interested If in
thnt OF the Grand Duke ~ and Ouch
ess ~ Meehienhufg atreiitz. who were
ihHrrfT6 ~ fdiT ritf sTfff f'asrt's $50
this summer
At tine time ~ hla marriage the
Grand Duke had NOT set succeeded 60
bite duch3 which ls one ~ tho smaller
German states iiis bride was fhe
English Princess Augusta dnurhtfr n
the last Duke of Cambridge but one
and own cousin Of queen Victoria
Now she - the eldest woman Of the
English royal family
Tho veafa have treated her moro
kindly than thov haVr hor husband
FOR the Grand Duke has been blind
for some tlmo Always renowned for
hla hirh spifita. hoNaRef. not gNrn
this affection has been able 60 make
hin morose. a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-27
GRAND jury SCANDAL

accused q abuses af their rssnsetfvs
trusts
United states Marshal PRANK N
Richards Fsessx~a she hrNrt ~ fhe At.
tack en- the fedsfai sans lie ~as
aceassd - ssriatsz fagsus af m4ifsks
suef 81 effice psEtiailiafif ntth ftauas
iu ghsFAiHE for ths eaaFd % pstaensrs.
in hestins and nshuas The iaii ant tn
employing guaFsts anA dsputisE taf
six nnnahs sntluK bee~fn isef al 1T.
tnf lars f1und tha aasl ~ tusanfatn
fna the taii ~as HEaftz - so
District AttofUeH lfffsNhf y Feasfni
go a rieh. Aags hHapa fer snaaaaufna
his pest e sotV aua Departures fsf rhg
statss i@avtns an Incompetent saais
tNnt 81 charge
Grlxshy and hls sntife ftFes ar flrs
thst roasted fuf their alieasd Hssissf
g. reffaen thsif ssern duts e. thr
1ciif murder caNe u - ehafeeI that
tbeB aislsa ard ataffed gfinae
d 4 HasHtn me nfnd that The anf1fs
rres - rslsvsl af thrso outraKvTs
q as,riakx
rhe Sans- pniief esf sps NstA Hstia
rritsaistA rhs aHaiss a the 4spefts
mrat naes eren auasiasessd il = FsFg
ieosr na4ansr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-27
LABOREk KILLED BY
A FALL OF EARTH
Three Men Were Buried Alive at the Corner Of
Cherry Street and Fourth Avenue

nbn4sos busiy wss covered. but BE-
faHa the earth could close IN around
him he sueeeaaed. ~ frantic efforts.
IL partially rHsrlnN himself n was
the Hofk - Aas fee sEsaf4snts e.
es~teAfs hlfas ans though he is
painfully injured. q r. expected that
hr Hiii recover. he L. II the Profis
aemHs hospital
Namtfrhoof uas nlsu covered BY
ths earth. hut his Injuries consist
aniF iu a baalf bruised 20
Ianpirf Ia m the trench for a fuA
half hour before ihr dirt could be
dug away. thanRh the men. lu can
ilHnAi fsar ~ another aide. worked
l4hs Drawers
NathiuF BE- kHuun % fhe lead man
ana 40 papers 20 ans Aind ~srs
found Oh his ciothiuE e. furnish q
elsa Ga bic iHeHuty He e. Thought
10 b. am engineer 10 q fellow work
man Jamnief sid yesterday that he
hal 40 tnnneF ard that ne would BE-
fs4f1tn isd in leave the eitf rnun. Tie
sas shout IS fears ~ aFs. his hnas
IL al the naaneF-M Watson WarEie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-27
TWO Mex LOST

NoME June Ii iaprflai EarrrsuuHs
Asaas -oH Sunday lasi t}aH Nuiwnut
kUaem 40 are tsifkf aussie fnan
naasea NiaHfes sind companion
81 rssd fof niaa e5tY ia small beat
Whsa dnen tfss aasst aheft aiaianff
tHet mos fhr &aFfrs has Sc noe ard
thinking ihu les baf . b. - Goo d.
fashsa FROM the ualn HIsH tHeS els
Tempted "a So aFuurd u "a thr eFa
slaa THfF aafe Hunu EaHzhf in ths
t-s ana carries e. ths westward
ahss r4fftHsi Haifbsr feed - eatsE
ard a. tesg aaa hslnE suepf he aua
ths eaafss ~ ss=sis Ereas fear "a 90
isf5afs.e,i fr4 sAstf safety
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-27

-es snis taric % cn>vsTaAicu a.
segns Whaa the orrkaa Rrvirvt Sas
r. federal grand Jury shhh het f,fst
sdkaFusa after srSasHH e go wef ~,
sHslOs luHe o.
Al tbs scandals whIeh have hssst
a. federal koverrrfrut At Meme sinsr
IN feurdfrs % the eftf we're tskeu
eat ard aired ard uunnpr ~ aaN
onse uaHe tFauKht e khg Dirty
uren 49, washed ANITA the eessrt fair
4 rceks.f Nith fiitn ard uhen the iaFA
w4s sischafxed ui feeling HAS, rSseasd
sseh q plsen AHaonG the fsasrAi oEiaetais
Involved that ths fasefs were bet
sivrn even a Werd u ta4nkn ~ fse
eassFt
rtt hafars themselves were st eats
dWstug The session ard q maf0ritY aaa
nssacrfty report wers aeaaskt in fhs
minortty fsnaft ssk slHusd b. fafaf
Bastard snd hearty hair ihs afhsf
fsrurs The eaurt Feteetss a snsplata-
h ard accepted the roper, signed ~
Fssrenau Nf5l
ne wa AaFftf rspaft sasrs hsHa
fat atsf 81 several - he hfzhtst fsls
xrai 1fielAta ana some q thc taaH
nfFtcerp 81 Naus asa sfoassse msseh
haaixratiea snsenE tstsasts - sh@ men
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-27
HAPPENINGS
ABOUT TOWN
NnHnRaAnnrannEHnnr.eHRn

After "a sfruRgle Of 10 years the
members ~ the Grace Methodist
Eplseopal church have at last sue
cfcded IN paying Tie debt that has
huns over their church building
since lie erection fu iAa0 Tomor-
row the mortguEe uhd note VIII be
burned und the church viii be dedi-
cnfed. Biahop Granston VIII assist
ut the Nkerciscs.
Justice George yesterday PLACED
pcafl How'd under $40 bonds 10 tra-
uf4 at the trial Of John Burke. uaainat
whom size awore Go complaint last
wurk charging him with vHarNnrN
under The new felony law I'm default
of bonds, Pearl was placed IN jail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-27

For the fir~; time IN m. history
of that notorious hrofhsi a robbery
VAS reported 30 the police fhls
s.ss 49,. ''.',
fss-1iirisii - tsafifs firvn fTlFHtiIiEfrfi
IA The Midway cribhouse. AZ sixth
avenue south and KING street. c. A.
Whitehead complained that half
.resd woman had robbed him u four
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-27
THE STEAMER OHIO
BROUGHT $265, 900
IN GOLD FROM NOME
The Second Vessel From The Northern Gold Fields
10 Reach This PORT Following the Oregon
Which Arrived esferday

Throughout The trip outtuor sports
Nefe hsIa cn the assk ana numrf-
GUS Hau4e aud ComHHfts wore stseH.
The ahio bruuaHt back ~ stow
Always. ho lrft Seattle an fhe
steamer This ta saue thiua aeitnW
done bY a transportation company
bat BIG is uuderatuud that the uhieet
TEE taiHE 80 WAS q tfX iu break ur
the practice hy pueventinF The stow
aWaNH 0fam audinK ou lhe 81
Heul S. stuWNwaXaWegt fauHd ard
au the Centennial So
EiWafH n Mites. agent ~ thr
northeastern Commercial eaaHrarN
az TELLER died AHFu 10 HIa lodf
aCcanlpa nled bN Airs Miles. arrived
% the ohio and Mas shipprd today
20 the fafmtr hems az thv dfseFasrA
az Astoria.
fhe ohio Saw nothing If The sir
The chic saa aethnE uf fht
steamer Iamea uailar hut natssed "a
thFrfs M stoa schooner lea TIE firr.
tins sea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-27

A Iamplof was killed ard Sam
uom-a and " & Naudefhaof ~.
iursa, tbe former quite Seriously. ~
the eksina in OF hank II earth izis
yesss.fsssf afternoon at thr eafiEsf -
Tuuffh avenue ard Ehcfff street.
sbsfe tie meu WaHs eEcatatina Tor
fns feaHazfiass - ths mess seattle
Athletic Grub hull1tnH
Tasf earth wall on she Fourth ~.
eutsa sIas rtsrs 81 fees lu hstFnt. ana
u vas al the hase - tbs - : dep
ffsneh that THE men u~ra = HfkinE
atN ~ ssNen fueH were NusiAf HlftNH
pira 4Hd shovel when. Huadshlf. =
rry fss4Iu ane ~ thr wersfuen at
ira cited The attentiau - ths others 20
the fastihs earth
Several % ~he men jumped from
fke sfsueh and escaped uuhurt. but
fNfee mrfe caught
ramuiur was crushed % the bot
tssss - fiss trench and Naz com
plsgels covered Is the depth 81 four
iett. ret bY iueae dirt alone. but also
- Apiid uasHss 81 clay - Neii
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-27

members ~ bis official hsunEh0i1.
which haye cume ~ BE- Known aH
long distance cNhinet meetings
Al teicgfa phic business VIII be
transmitted ia The presidents pri-
snfe and secret code. go tibet there
aiii He little opportunity Tor leaks
81 important Information.
The pf4aidentH mail averages
about 1000 letter. day. and ala
though much II n viii be directed
10 the white house aud be opened
there. it viii be necessary 90 for
ward the major portion 10 Oyster
ea# This HHi make the Oyster
gus puatufflee during the tlue the
president r~mHlns there the busiest
aud most important roatnffice of ita
size
Tho block 10 which the executive
offices wiil be located r. situated
some distance from the Roosevelt
hone at sagamore hili, but the pres
ideni piaus r. make - least enc
visit each day 20 hla business rftab-
dH}fniFGt.' 7f17f. 49, --f.,ff fa''-'H'- 'sfi@
usually make one or more trips 20
Sycamore hin anch day 10 confer
Ni'h The president
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-27

Bay.
Not only are tYpswriiefa. letter
flies ard an other pnraphernHiia of
modern business ndWiuisfrafiaf
ahlrueH fr0m fhe white Wausn o.
oyster Bay. hif eFeu me hufras ana
carriages % the secretaries and mos.
acnEers are taken 60 oyster Haf
The summer white house viii bel
in charge OF william Loeb r. aec.
rffara tn the nFea dent. who ha
been aFHaciafed with hiH chief ever
since be uae governor % New YORK.
and Rhn is more familiar With thr
urraidenf.H tastes BHi business meth
aIs thar 4ng other man.
AZ 81 10 essential That the uresi.
dent shall DO ~ ail times N close
touch wifh the world 90 large and
With the 0ffitia. world at Washing
ton Ia rafticuiHG special telegraph
aud telephone Wlfea. reserved HNolu
glge3f Tor tha transaction of presi
Dental business. sill connect The
oyster BAY cffifss and the white
fGnF@ rms e ~ Frf-f7iH ffrif 70 sUlz
muIale direct elfh Washington
aud even 90 hold ihoHe telephone
conferences with the assembled
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-27

wAsu1gGroN. D. e, June q
fsuecisil The presidents seefs
taries. clerks. stenosfarhefH and
n4essenrera are hard - work pfspsf-
ing Tor the transfer ~ The preaideu
tai offices from Washington q the
summer eap,ar 81 Oyster Bay,
Long Isiana. This bodily removal -
sHa rgseaflsa offices b. an lunaaas
tian which pa0eeveit has Introduce.
President McKuiey had secretaff
ard atsaoRrapher accompany hlfn
~ Canton when he vent there Tor
~ prrrfnef rest. bHt there see 80
fuiiv ur4anizsi office staff
~ Do expected that The president q
s.stsfafta VIII be Installed at ihe
ya,e stand before July J. and y fhs
rresi9put #hl douhffe rHniaih -
oVfter H8y untli october thslt
lane afar Hin justify The nttihK ~
a vfrf complete eHiabii.hinani-
tss.,.aaaszlt has INST legaed fpr me
uea II hia aecrriHf ana tnff
eiafanfs : barge suite Of rnonnH = 4
brick bfaHE which occupies t4e moo
flr0fnIraaf huaineas corner iu oyster
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-27
LOGGER
KILLED

Potter Larson, logger 40 years Of
aae. Wns Instantly killed In , y.
Woods loTFiuE camp st Utsalady.
vsatsfdny morning. IT'S head was
crushed 10 n pulp by the falling 81 a
pile ~ logs near which he was
working,
The body waa brought TO this city
this morning and IL now u the Bon
ney- Watson morRue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-27
EPWORTR LEAGUE

JACKSON. asa JUNE Electrical
aud lsy delegates are arriving ip con.
siderable numbers FOR the North
gaarpia Conference Of npworth
T.eaRuoH which Will he "a seHsion here
during tho next few dayH with Rev
u e Wakes presiding
A highly attractive program has
haeu arranged among the scheduled
speakers being Bishop Gambler and
Galloway and Dr. punose. The local
chapter 81 the organisation has made
arrangements on an extensive scale
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-27
A H0RRID JOKE ON
THE SCHOOL MA ANS
somEsooY rHEn THEY COULD co TO ST. PAUL FOR
as AND THEY wERE DISAPPOINTED

eYea this f. tho ticket office
Hfiow much
aNa. nn. af eutifHe. uu4 S.. why.
somebody d been STIR ! mesu. fool
ing sou
No rraiiF. I mean e.
we couiin oary fuu to-
HThe other roads doing itf Tau
must be mistaken. Ism sorry really.
but we can't 30 a. It's Sec zee
that's right SEQ Goodby
And hy thIz time very much Of
Tended young woman would hang
up the receiver with a bans and the
accommodating official would take a
fall uui of polite language. This has
been going 90 FOR two DAYS ana over
1eu teachers have either visited the
offices or Gated hy pnnHE aua ureff
TIE duueH af the practical irsier.
Ard when they found e would cost
their 500 instead " SIS. hopes %
nummsr GOWNS. dainty hats aud
nattf suits went aGilmfaefinE
srhe horrld railroads. anyway.
was the universal pout FROM the fair
red lips
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-27

samabody PLAYED meFrsluusly
funny prank on the city ticket
agents u the various railroads aud
on fha school ma ans nf the city =
aaf uF $50 ago and THE agents and
the fma ans are booking fuf 4hs per-
refratar - the cruel jest.
The fum0r got aut somehoW. as ale
runners do. that the railroads were
makinE flat rate ~ a. ffum Sc
attic 70 81 Paul aud rvtufn ia order
30 help the many eastern teachers
employed in the city schools TO get
beck hafne without depicting their
bank Heeuunfs.
Thsn ths fun baRan.
Every schooi ua'am who lfNFe east
% stuck junction wanted 70 80 10
~ Paul and hack for Tls
Thursday morning. a. the affahis
aFent hsgan 90 fa4u the elesp uut OF
hls EYES and duet the asska the
telephone went Ting -A-tng INK
ahd this T. the line Of talk at the
receiving end
"ffalfaEt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-27
WASHiNGT0N SPRUCE
IN DEFENDERS SPARS

Washington apruca was used % con-
afruefiua the tIrmaats of hmerirh =
cup defender, Hatanco The western
I.unlhssr company n Hcqilim Furnished
the ausrs 20 as Eastern ship building
firm uhieh 0ufn9fad The Reliance
Hans Anderson. an expert spar maker
in the employ II the toquiam firm,
carved out the aparH which were made
hollow 10 insure liahtnoss
n this connection u might be said
that Elmer Green an expert sail
maker, who several years ago worked
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-27

rhs crack Nome Nnef Ohie cart
" ftezss. sttiyvi sa 8 a'eioek this
mafnine NGIh ircesufef uf lse5 eea
and % fa4sa nfets fha fold dust
MAS censls nea principally tn the
fa4ect Sauaa NatiOuai eauk acd TIE
:. ndlnuN h.u- American bank. 1Aat
resolved Is she latter huuac WHa sent
eat hy the Riourti Mining romtsny.
'rhr Ohio left Numr sc oclos : on
the evening uf June Is. seven kaHrH
lsteg thaa Csc Nresan. Whom Within
lee miles # Numg June I. aH tie
naffhhaauH ffir she WAS NUEht ln
ths See guss and ats aef snerscd Ia
hrrakiar thrulsh and fg4ehiug the
noflhtfu r0it Wutil HNe days later
MANY pNssaFsers took EhH opfaartun-
ite Il lana ca the taa .snl euHAee
IN various seffta ttafFt h0nhs lhe
famous rhHfaera her, fcak several
ane ricfufss uf the Eafat stcaHef
ana the sae rsorie afaefd. Tor rx-
hihalon ~ the Sc. Iaais Falr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-27

go gold pieces IN me house abou,
midnight. city Detectives Hubbard
and Freeman were detailed on the
. S..b a. .s..ssf.s = =. ..asissai
$3.50 HHt fs" affTHfs u-fr fFaHftts
Whitehead says that last night.
when he went into the room oecu-
pied - the h8lf-breed woman. 10
had Sc ~ gold After he left he
discovered the lass 81 his money
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-27
ACCIDENT AL
coaoNEa's JURY RETURNS a
VERDICT w sHomo CASE

A verdict N accidental death Wna
late yesterday afternoon rendered
~ ne earonef'e jury inlpnueied ~
fyvnnainaie the death 81 little VIII
tur phosno. The enid. the adopted
eos ~ NJ aud Mrs Charley Hhomo,
V4a found Ftranaled 81 - bed last
Tuesday morning.
After hearing testimony 10 support
OF Tho charges ~ cruelty and evil
deno4 introduced ia an effort 70
slew criminal neglect, Or probable
easss for a crime. ths ipry listened
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-27
UNSANiTARY
rwENrY.slx LOCAL BARBER
SHOPS ORDERED CLOSED

TiifbF and uusauitnry barber shops
viii not 81 tolerated boy the state board
of barber examiners which today deiiN.
cred notices 90 fwenty-slX shop own
srs n Seattle revaslng their licenses
and ordering them Co suspend the
practice ~ their trade ZOE 20 DAYS.
"a the end ~ that time they can.
under che law Dee reiuHtRtcd upon the
films If proper application aud prom
co., H. obey a.. statute.
'Ehe inquiry waa cnrried on quietly
by the bonrd which took testimony in
the raaea ~ the BARRIERS accused dur
Ing lls recent SECESSION iu seattle The
oharaaa were fiuied hy the local Bur-
beers union after an iuvcHtiHn ton ~
conditions by n committee Of that
body
or the twruty-aiX barhcrr suspended
eiphteeH are japanese and eight white.
AZ but one OF the shops found I'M
SANITARY. are Ia the district below
ArHiUr way.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-27
YESTERDAYS
RACES

rtUNr RACE seven frlouFs =
stir Uida aHd uu selling
retiisfrN 6 90 2 raHfu up fret
h0aa ateand
iiuraof s. fhifd
finir mit
srCoNp RACE Fouf furlanxs q.
feaf oids uHfas
Cttau 3 e. ruilett ulH nrsl
b o. shHw second
ifiaHtt ihf1
Five tas
TuWu HAcE seven furlouEs g.
Fraf oida sid up. seiiias
a. a.. "a sherhan up Hrst
legal Nakfuf ree0nd
Resin fhlfa
11mre asa
FDrR1u uACE one mile. s.Ytar.
ellis and mp seiuus
utatmfhef fu q Hrs Nn nfaL
iatsr Nanfhirs sseuaa.
afhc siassf third
fimeet q
ruTu RkcE So faflonEu s-Ysar-
aida selling
tus ~ 4 Ifndrrtfsu5 uR hmt
HhtR aaEaHH
Alta & fHIni
fimr iH4
SIXTH RAGS I've tariansu s-ssaF.
otss and au selling
aal iArhtaasisiN. 9 - / Nsssoh ap.
utsf
AIltHa HHh-
sip,idrss e Niaht third
Isme - a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-27
MOPPED UP
BY MhUPIN
frisco HELPLESS IN CAST.
orr HkRRY-s HANDS

A.l 4s.a
Honest fuHu" Met.fuakey and hls
heavy hittsfa 81 Athletic PARK. YES
fefdhy. Harry MauHln iid the
double ewing on She slab and pat TIE
baiIs over a. manner that made
ihp much -suutsd hard hittrrs nom
san Francisco hook sick
The score Esa 20 = and y would
have been s shut suat hui fnr Mr-
Slrh1is error in the ninth inning.
Cilruaoa ueed nothing tut
straight bali and with sDod control
b. held the locals anNn untu the
eighth. Nhau rfradway. brennan.
Rabbit ard STANLEY hit safely and
four rams came IN.
The gate reeeipta we're turned over
20 Mavor Mgmea - b. sent 90 Happ-
Har for the rulief ~ the food asffek
en- people - that section. The crowd
WAS small an account 81 the threat
sHiuK Hsafhar
alsaUra Ne fHeafrwa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-27

STAR TIPS
Probable Winners OF
TOday's Races

FiRsT RAcU-ElAa Clean.
None a.. Beautiful Grit
sICoAn RACE Anaia
Marie. Rose FAR. Resigned,
THIRD RACt@at. Phillipa.
lifetime. Isrid.
FOURTH RAeE-iioratiuH.
Royalty, aosarlu.
FiFfH RACE passart, Vel
lcwstone. Gold Finder.
SIXTH RACE-Ihe Pride.
Anvil psresn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-27

Ethel ~ pHnrau also known ~
Ethel pickHrd flied petition IN tht
superior fuuff yesterday. Hskiug Tot
the anuulmeut ~ hrr iilegHi marriREs
70 rinyd Packard August D.. lex
sfst.a -4ltla44aa sc sa.a sHas "a tNsat tltas
The ceremony VAS performed fichHrd
had wife living from whom De had
falsely Informed her DE- was divorced
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-27

NOME Iune 4 tApesial corree
apau dructl fhH teiHp II charles
~ fane as sfsfd iiiFb Everything
leIae m the wild Nuass co, IL
practically utHE
Tbis ls tie opinion &c she gcopie
on Ihe inside tuf over NeNf lt
has been generosity understood thht >.
ehifaanu one Ct the laEsrat iudis
NIduai -harehalHers has not BEEN
satisfied iyitu ibe Lame regime re
GENTLY NJ NHHHaHr hHH hauspt uH
enough HhAfts 30 own tila fontfulituk
interest and hr Arnold MfH hhis
mau s aun-lnslafs has affiNeN on
theh ~ Paui 10 frptearnt tbf ont
mau Interests.
q Be- understood that ar Lane Cor
this SEASON Ht least VIII appa rrnti2
have the fuwef h HE hsuas bat
pfuNinn he held have uaa been
Bought bf the ohlnahuH ana their
uaesr iH raraWuuui in TIE company
ii r. EenefaHN believed that THIS VII
nlean e falieHl chnnEv - roil'3 hi
tHe methods 81 the company -
which many ga Individual miner " ill
frIulea
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~ ali tbt nunera nf h's rlaht hand *
rsni the amaH ans bud a peftiou 1T
ere thumh nAHsa etiurta Eoad deal
~ fHfutudr aIlsf thr accident It,
ediHtgN maHuttd hafsr ard
ealae go tnuH Whcrt ne HminHet
rendered the res aaNuft aufatral ass
Hf4tauer at ffaR t'rnss hospital All
Hassa b. doIas magN and viii ns out
tu short utnH
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THE SAME
OLD STORY
slwAsags LOST AGAIN TO TaE
SENATORS YESTERDAY

HAcRkNENTo jose u-rhs 81
.gss.ass ..~ s.s...G5.-.. - $50
eaneh yesterday ~ a seess u % 1
For tluss Il iesasd - u u woali
~ ionN 8 o. game Hoth HfaNu
sad urehan srge stfaux uniii ths
feaffh nAaa q enupfa q safe one :
stafsi th4 first fua Zee Seattle In
1hs uest inaine tee hita aud = eastIf
sfFur ~ shNartH EaFa the Hrnsiffs
three The Senator's searea eHothsf ~
the sixth
The ssaFs ~ Iuniasa
TT b.
Rsastis saHfaaeea-l
sacramento ....4 zee
A. ia.s Angeles
wan Ff4l.aisea 8. f.aa AaEsiea. Z
AZ oskiaHd
Oakland. = Portland
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for local firm o. now employed b1
the glGurcatsf firm ~ Hatsay ~ Co.
which " making the sails FOR the
I.Hnuan
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% tha statement - Mre ghoma ln
answer ~ the charges ana returned
a verdict cXuuefAtinG her from
htHfnn
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FORM SHEET FOR TODAY'S RACES


n e aond hwee record last
al ehn the atswbid ekand ho tuai I'M dl
nLn h y h I agmed
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raRr WORTH Tea fsas K A
tssssram rree1essi hsrs ts.8af says nat
Aa sxeisaiaa seearFsa at the mines y
sha Mexican coal a coke zampany al
fas t'efsnraa Nsx HrH ghaf 81 ser.
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BY HIS OWN
REVOLVER
Noag POLICEMAN ACCIDENT.
ALLY SHOT AND KILLED

Thomas tsfnnlEan ~ lhs More
fauliea fufff dlet az TIE tia8f cross
hospital luna s. ffefa tHs effects II
"a 80 lfrutsi xnmshns ausEud frreiv.
I'd s frV 4AfH Ereaiosgs tfia fs@
FniVrr went - in his rs fas act.
aud the ballet ssiiEnd un8ef THE
6HeHeeap
Affsr she bail haf itaefs removed e
&as Thought nat finusEan would
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AgGp g. 80 MZKIEl A. n. 4 M yltIE'

NOME June ia--tspscisi GORE
sfnnarncs Sosns's period az yin.
ter isolation t. over eace more.
TIE tlxet little steamer Gers ~.
Captain West. rearhesi tnis port this
mlasuink 81 ft O'Clock. The eafs
ain ieft SsR gle On fns evening ~
Nay 50 aaa made q comparatively
enifk f4n ehe las ~ Dutch uaf-
hsT 1s hours The s1as nser rnnaaa
tered iee ainanst - saau Hs she got
thFpaEh tsutmak pass Bat she Kept
u the =anfWafG aud enn3Fiencnd lIss
tfs Hfflenf40 in waf King her way
fhfnush faHteh Hashaf was lnff
assf sInsHaas
Ii,e Casmla vas The ltst vessel To
sHaaa=a
DYNAMITE EXPLOSION.
N0hiE tnf u lsaeetsl l'orrsspan
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leave Meme last fall having sailed
fgf Seattle az wusaa on November ~
Just seven months aEo yesterday.
THE RnFwfn hfuushf q 9suefal
cargo. = isrsr nafftan - etieh "a
for Archer. swing & 60. The Gus
stc HHoan fofnsffs me HAaw eon
city VAS az Dutch liHfhar ttst
wednesday en Fsufe % Nome Feiix
NruNu auf uNu ef i On beard hs
8. aanHefa Atbia HsnrinR a. z ffir 4.
anoaid reach Meme az ans fiHs
There eaa afeat demand fnf
eggs and fruits and tne sunaig uu
buaFf unf euHAiFHeH 90 local fn~r
chants Nas geirkiY sold cut HeEs
retaiisa this meEninx "a ttsa ser
duEem
whleh - wae tha sine NbA tsafmf b
eeH saamH r#lesr f Codpsf Kafeh
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A. oskiaHH
Oakland > Portland. s