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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-25

STRENUOUS MtGNW
lREKNg MET JUxVW
That Is, He Called II So, Though Ne Attended @. a.
Memorial Services, Rode 10 Miles Horseback,
Saw Fort Lawton and Received Visitors

ct she Grand opera house. the presi-
dent visited Providence hospital.
wheHe Michael a Asyendorff, nn
Odd friend iH al.
Tins visit to the hospital was un-
aApeatsd by ali except Mr.. Asyen-
apfff. who had sent a note "a the
pfsaidsut asking the privilege OF
sailing On him at hls apartments a.
TIE Washington. The president had
heard OF Mt, Meyanaorffs illness,
and M AsYsndorff received a re-
RnoHae q HE note from Secretary
Is1sb stating that the president
would call al Providence hospital
The president was then taken
Through q large cfawi that had opn-
ErsEstsd II front ~ the Institution.
and back 10 the Washington az a
gallup. He arrived at his apart
mehta At about / % citCk.
Tie president tuneited With n few
members Of HE party and was then
iaft TO hiwHeif he spent the time
after luncheon reading.
A hofaahsek ride - Fort LAYTON
vac without doubt one % the most
sntufable features 81 the presidents
staa 10 Seattle and naH taken a. the
old eatle railroad power house on
feeDna avenue. where coionel
isamgiun had three horssa
The president and Surgeon Msry
les tie carriage and mounted their
etFedH aid we're of The president
y aa tilouuted on Herbert 3 tupeta
beg u1Nre Hess. a beautiful single
fuotsf and Il spirited animal
The party caught the fort un-
atsafes Captain ~ a.. Lyon VAS
tuay ~ his assk and the regulars
were uut GA the campus enioyiuK a
their aAa number and q local anna
tear aHsi'asaiiuu.
After shaking hands with Captain
isyen the president and bic cpm-
laHiaHs rode assf 60 the ball
FfssaHdH. The regulars stepped the
saHs - salute the president hut
ltsesasnit waved his hand.
sfis ahesd. bass. assA ies me Sc
Yun uias haHsbaG he cried, and a
regular - make Eeoa. sustted out
a ntfve= bAKEsr fef the presidents
daleetntlon
Ths ssturu trip 20 ths city was
asaas almost &c aaiehif - that 40
iae out Colonel isampins. however.
NtesiY task the president over Queen
Anne hi ana sKAin ana again the
s's~ Of II eity. lie ~sarsrs q.
boy. the eauhd ard fhAlty at the
tffsHHpaes The last named atfFssisd
hts attention always. and he re-
fftkfesa = GH8HHsi tznlpinE that its
Nssais isks e. take 4 hunt in them
The patty rssurusd % the Wash
laetan. - a.elaek in ths evening
dinHsf as served with Secretary
Lat. Secretary o. The NaEF Moody.
-
-
esaue an4 NJ nurna "a guests o.
tha president
Later IT. the evening President
Hssss4zXsit fsnsiasd the Harvard
cab
Al ICES hs tsft the hotel for he
tr@na ~ readiness for the starr east
~ The fnuantaius. The president aud
patty safe driven fnpiiiy 20 the
tfeih k8rs al Immediately retirsd
fpF The utkht
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-25
AUT0MOBILlSTS
ApPREHENSIvE

LONDON. May M-Autamabiiiats
here. while excited over the disaH-
trous Paris Madrid race yesterday.
SAY thcy VIII not stop TIE henuei cop
rarr7u ireland. july Z. # may h9w
ever, result IN the imposition II re-
nfrlctiona. They point cut the fast
that 30o0 policemen wiii guard thu
s3-mile course. and post ponenrnt
would moan = loss to Ireland 81 a.
Reports received this evening from
alons the course ~ yesterday ae-
tomobiie raCs. make the total NUM-
Dor ~ Killed nine. Including tso sol
disrs an old woman and a girl. three
chhneurn and two autulztKs hle-
nnuit. whose skull wak fractured.
died a. poitras ihia afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-25
DRY GOODS BOX OLD
WOMANS REFUGE

A woman 80 old that she was
barely able 70 walk was this morn
inE removed BY Policeman Cum
minEn from "A dry goods box IN
" hich she had gfass led Il take =
nap. Completely exhausted the aged
woman had taken .fuKs from the
rain a. one OF ais Of boxes Ia
front OF "A residence at 1903 Pike
street.
The police officer helped her Go her
home In one Of the shacks at the
foot OF Pike street.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-25
MIS-. BEDFORD
cOHFESSES

LONDON May = MfH Guernsey
Bedford to-day pleaded NnatY g. a
charge 81 puriufy in esaimiaE that
her Tester child was the child II her
late tuHt ard. whereby she bad plan
ned o. inherit bis fortans. she NaH
fined So
Mr. Eeffort'a attorneys. when fhs
case VAS called. said their aiisHt
wanted a. change her plea - tat
81 guilty she said that Bedford.
before his Death. wanted n adurs
ths chiie. which uudsF the EfHmeh
las could thus become ieNitifnafa
she therefore took The eulia from
tac lalr % Worth. thHs earring out
her husband wishes. f'of the paf-
pose % uakiNE the e0iid her own.
rhs rad made 4 mistake AZ the rex
lafrF office through Ignorance bat
which brought her Within the SCOPE
Of The crimiual Law. ne wafnau >
easr waf ma4e ~ ptAin TINT tlse
magistrate Imposed the iiRhtfzt pen
atty. whereas the MAXIMUM penalty
would have been seven year,. i'm
s=ais4a-s -sss.s-.s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-25
G0NTRACTS
ARE AWARDED

y. Axares o. contracts for fur
forage and provisions fer
~. .9s<s army posts were an
-. 49, today ~ Maj bingham. a.
= y. snafiffmssier n Seattle. The
1 : - supplies viii b furnished
- Aims The awards we're
y. = = foblasou. Seattle. /. as5 600
ssI. John y Stevens. Ia
49, pounds az hay. Aibera
..1fissf, Taesma. 80 90 pounds
- j, salhfaith. HaeaH 4 Co ss-
", .Ne1 tons Of hay. Tacoma
80 4 Elevator 70 goods de-
~ = heatiiel. 1900 pounds Of
IL !, htDonald 4 Mclean &C.
Il @1s pounds of bran Eekefiy
h. aeastis, s. 900 paanas az corn
/ " r ,,faln Co. 800 600 pounds Of
4 AZ ... .,,a Warehouse 4 IgIevater
~, $50 bounds 81 oats. 5albralth
~. 20. Seattle. 80 30 pounds
4 Hsa y W. nobainsou aeattis
bodfde q afraH5
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-25
DYHAM/TED
A VILLAGE

VIENNA. May q. ~ ssionlca Dis.
patch 10 the New Free Press says
that insurgents who had taken
refuge at Soedreh. taking with them
a large quantity ~ dynamite. were
attacked by Turkish troops Thurs
day. THE nght lasted ~ hours, and
before u ended ali the buildings In
the village were either burned or
blown up. After the ere had been
ertlnguished. 80 bodies were found
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-25
mole TOWN
JUMPED HIM
sf1asE JILlsoN WANTS
ExxcLAw ARRESTED FOR
szEfglT AND BATTERY

xssy nan ard wemsn and child
1.znsaAw has lafnpsd on % NE
n vast thsm arrested ED
f~r 1niwrh a pianser fsaw The
~ ae wAae river. paimpsfsd a.
y nsss into ne shefins aenea
> nrnsnr aud dropped weakly
y I th&lr.
= - Eeas eissklna sas batis
Hr<s exes we're As black 50
~ = s4ssaeH. I1Hs rest q hls
~ hfulsef ula nose Nas
- 80 rs iire Wsrs - saal-
~ u t*eus4 sftssalags 0tth diff
- 1az n e TIVE o. three small
~ nc beer jumping on 30 yea.
tAttn have yu8 been hRhftnT
~ pspwty sheriff Nelson. who
n d fhsrme of fhs sheriff 54fiee.
{tssg re Wtfh anaaaiY In ms hfe.
~ tt3n't fhls tlma. waa the re-
n y just iat 'esn BEAT me. I
~ nat II thaY eamla best mo
#nx could heat theu1 running
~ x0t the ehanea ara 6fa
kIrsn near al the Wsy % taan. "
Es1 WsasHzzsa Eazazit &C.
~ e { o'eieek last evening.
y 81 man T. being held IN the
xxt ofics while Investigation as
- truth q his story i being
- His yarn Il exceedingly un-
|<azfte. he eiaiuss = have bean
|tn< Win the villa - blacksmith .
- ~. He says that he Jumped
El pulled the child out, and
p m sfisF the horse and dnaiiy
|<>f hin. He says he daee MT
r. shat happened to the little
Var went to tie the horse to
|. ~ n 'front.' Of ! store, he toia
Z H<r'r. there WAS two or three
n<'<f people standing around. ami
~ Nmgee On % ne with horse
~ 80 Everything else and Kick .
" ant beat me e. a Jelly. Ny
no Ae1s a So. sh4z e-slas e -
i.
!. Hhsn thru let me- go. took
= Md snd nd uutil this morn
\ - ,hsn rsnss 20 town % have
- fscs tsfestsd.
80 fseitrea that two men nam
VIA kas Ross ~ Enumelaw.
- NJ Azn,lants. and he de-
p. ihat ukfs4nts for their ar
h.4s1 ne prosecuting at
tsf1s<f . take such action
80 u. .1e <1ar 4 Investigated The
.oet hrs< are doan between
--... <r saf Seattle. and No eam-
=. ,ea Nth that town has yet
y srtzhilzasd
- ssiHs 70 have lived IN
. as ior "a years. He says he
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-25
STRIKE ORDER
NOT OBEYED

nAnnorRsvu.IG " Va. May
st-spne % the niue operators frum
the Louis River district today Hays
that nuun Of the miners have ubeysd
the strike order as All are well
satisfied. he deunancas the idea
that sfoskAars ere atEusiouH % the
men OF that they deprive them Of
ifterfF.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-25
jan HONG M0URNS
HIS SON As LOST

Jan Hong. n Chinaman who lives
near the corner % Fourth avenue
south and Main street. reported 10
the police yesterday that his little
nine yeaf-old son had either been
kidnapped or had wandered away
from home. The little fellow r.
American born. and very bright
His father has an idea that some
designing person may have stolen
the hoy with the intention OF making
circus performer Of him. China
town r. considerably worked up over
the "a 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-25
CAUGHT
A QUEER ONE

With q self confessed thief H. San
The Noiier arr searching fur the n a.
ffa1u Hham ~ stole two siivef
NHtHhas Officers Rufrier ard
ksasaaH arrested charles 81 ra4is
early TITS marhiuE on aaapi iot.
When n arrived at The police eta
liaH Re thought That enc raiirr kn~s
fhaf ~ ha1 stolen ne two silver
RHfe heH that nsrr tu MS raf ksta
std tod fhe story ~ fhs theft Hr
zeia that BE- had stolen the tina-
nisHez from a gnar WHO was sieeuins
On e wharf ou the waterfront The
naIiss believe him % BE- a novice at
IRE stealing same frum the way 10
Fftua t7uieaH fha victim " tha
theft = found u Ia probable that
Davis uili b. tried only FOE vag-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-25
BREMERT0N AGAIN
UNDER THE BAN
Iny Department Issues Orders Concentrating
Instructions 10 Send the Pacific Squadron 10
the Puget Sound Navy Yard--SociaI Condi-
f0nS Must Be Changed

carried oWt hts threat % riaae the
yard unless the cltlEeus At Hremrg
ten CARRIED cut their promises Ia
ufinE about lasting reforms ia mat
tvFa complained VI Is officials u the
department.
10 was 1pUn pruniseE made By the
citiaens ~ the toan that Congress
man Hun phrry finally succeeded IN
having the furinrr aftief "a send ne
mote ships a. the tyIget sound navy
kafL frsrfi .drd
when Humphrey re3m ned from
Washington be found that lhe moral
DEMONSTRATING that sad been laHuEz
urattn tu the town had leea 81 a
temporary nature oniY aud fag The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-25
LEI T DEATH
IN ITS PATH
Twenty One People Killed and Several Towns Laid
i'm Ruins by a Terrible Tornado
i'm Oklahoma

path. were destroyed and persons are
missing II ia believed they have
been Killed, Wires to the south
vest Of there are all down.
KANSAS CITY. May 2s.=s=The
first details Of the cyclone which
almost demolished Carmen. Okla.
were received today.
Tor an hour prior 10 the coming
Of the cyclone the wind Mas so err
rattle that an af the inhabitants fed
90 their storm cellars This ace
counts Tor the small luzH n life
only one was killed and three In
jufrd. although the property deFaa-
tation was gumpleie AiuH stores
and factories, 1Wo churches, two
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-25
AFTER BLIND PIC

william stsffen. proprietor Of the
Madison park pavilion. and o. De-
Vine. one of the eaidfed walters at
that resort. we're arrested by the
police yesterday under the blind
pig" ordinance. prohibiting the sale
of liquor without a city license. They
VIII have q hearing IN police court
NNdeueHAaV
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-25
rRIALs az az ANoLea

Thomas Bowers. n successful fish,
erman. sfni probably Pay a fine In
Iusttcc Cams court just because
he WIS successful. Ia a complaint
sworn 90 before Justice Cam this
raornint. tY Deputy Game Warden o.
r. Belize. Thomas Bowers r.
charged with taking one bass and
.wr perch from the waters Of Lake
Washington. The open season for
base ard peFch IN Lake Washington
iioea 'aot begin until July ri
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-25
y - = - |asa=saaaaz
W0PS GUARD
hHE FEUDfSTS

va s.n. Tenn. May as-Tha
nlsss.1 ~ 81 The district court
~ ~. ..is morning 20 invas
,fsas''' ,.1sssfHiuatious Of Attorney
laz.s, IT Cox and Town Narstai
" sosif companies 81 nilifia
,sy ks,s snd two pieces Of ar
Hs.sriil. Sssn brought here from
.slsf ~ 80 . iuFy IL being smpss-
y Sks.,1, -ainnena has been iaausd
''aasfr y ,sel.ahan for one 81 The
. A nss y y. hnfgis faction
We T6c,ns seeeiysd today says
NJ insrSs. hAfauna. . brofber ~
kmsy 49, pan. who i atsss
'Aa'sn rsfrisofy. has
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-25

LINCOLN. Seb.. May &C. Pauline.
a small town fifteen miles south Of
Hastings is reported 10 have been
destroyed by n tornado this morn
itE kiK persons were killed. All
wires are down and details unob-
thinuble.
Later advires from Pauline say
that the town escaped serious dam
aEo but the tornado swept the farm
ms section two miles east Of town.
The section ih the heart Of the storm
pns swept bare and houses were
torn and twisted into Hpilnters
Further adfiesH state that Nor
man WAS also swept b. cyclone and
seven persons killed A number ~
houses a. Fairfield. 81 the Htorm's
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-25

sole apparent purpose 81 making a
temporary show 80 complying WITH
conditions demanded iih then de-
ciared that hls political and PERSONAL
honor Was az stake ana that the
eitlaenH ~ tirtmcrton muNt make
seed on their promises or take the
consequence,
Since then the town council 81
nfemeFtpn has refused a. pass such
pFuhlbilnry laws as are necessary 70
remove Objectionable elements. ard
repealed those already in force. N0N
Follows the visit and personal IN
apeetion ~ secretary Moody, and
the order countrrmandinE TIE repair
81 the ships "a tho Pacific squadron
az the yard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-25

started Cor here. The sl,uatioa 4.
strained
The grand jury vas completed at
nuar- The goafs Instructed Il to
Fuaks q thofouFh invest iEatiau q TIE
cFimea and 70 apea hifu Ter any
assistance neefied IN snfafetus the
aftea aauea Of Witnesses The tn
asTu Vtions did Dot deal with tbs 49,
- fain atita ard Is eans lsirfsd mild
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-25
TWO CARDINALS
FOR AMERICA

ROME. May ssThe pope. IN
Ep.s king today sf future cardinals.
said the Americans may set tao ad-
dliienai places IN the sacred college.
he intinRted that this preference
would BE- shown because OF Cuban
and Philippine conditions II IL be-
nsNed that Archbishop Chappeiie
viii be one ~ those distinguished be-
cause of he work IL Cuba and Porto
TfHast
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-25
CHAMBERLAIN
WOULD HEAD
A NEW PARTY

LIVERPOOL. May gs-Tha Post
today prints a report that secretary
IN smtseYisin Intends 90 fsslrn from
the cabinet and head a neu party.
advocating preferential duties ans
faseHtnE the colonies a. against the
huis sufid
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-25
LICENSES TO WED

The following marriage licenses
hnpe been issued Robert Howe. 81
and Gertrude Wcdherficld. ~. hott
Of Grotto. Wash William Cntor a.
and maria Matthews, r., both OF
EVpreft
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-25
WILL CLIMB
MT. M 'KlNLEY

NEW YORK. May 2s.-Dr Cook.
the explorer, started today for
Alaska 20 attempt the ascent Of
Mount Mckinley, which n believed
10 be the highest and ateepeFt
mountain IN North America Rob
ert Dun. Keoiogist. and Ralph Hehin-
Maid. botaniet. accompanies him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-25
NEGRO MAY
BE INSANE

LAwHENCEBURG Ind, May r..
aoficers now believe that the negro
who murdered Rosa Kaiser was In.
cane. Those arrested 10 far have
all been able 20 prove their limo
esnee. The excitement continues.
aud II ia still unsafe FOR negroes to
70 near the scene 81 the murder.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-25
SIXTEEN
DROWNED

BERLIN. May - a fyodiKsr zsi-
tunR dispatch says that n ferry boat
on the River Narev. Poland. waa
averefoWded yesterday and sank
Sixteen persons were drowned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-25
CANFIELD PLEADS

NEW YORK. May 2s- Richard
6anfieii to-day Ditsasd aoi Esiify -
maintaining a gambling house lie
furnished 81 500 cash bail and Inn
mediately left the court room.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-25
MR.. CONNER Ill

Herbert = Conner. n pioneer Of
Ia Conner. WAS brought to Seattle
last night on the tug Famous. iii
with appendicitis lie IL an old
friend Of Gov. Mcbride. who visited
him az The hnsnitnl last nlRht.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-25
Broke GAME LAWS

Thomas Bowers waa arrested hy
Game Warden Behee yesterday on
I rharga 81 hr@a kinr the game laws tn
catching perch and crorny out OF
season. The close season for perch
ana bass IL from May Is 10 July /.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-25
\ THE FERTILE
YAKIMA VALLEY
hesidenf Wen on His Way East
Ward--SpeakS az EHensburg
and North Yakima

After leaving Seattle the train
fnHde oFtef step az ks&eaHhars aud
teArhri here on schadsfir time.
The town was Decorated Tor the
oreAe4pn and . deleEAtsa epfumiltea
rirs the distinguished visitor Al the
etatirn.
The rFrsfasa aFaatAzA sas Z tszas
drive ahoat the tawn and d Hhaft
sEeeeh from a stand rFested faf the
/ urr 80
ward Walia Malia. which il tbs iaHt
asa4ts s4a.ts. As f.as fss a. afaHa tHEaaHa
, = ...t->.. r0oN 1000 -
ssar- van Be- made e passo and
H5Ffsaf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-25

WALL STREET
rs EXCITED

NEW york. May Persistent
LIQUIDATION Of long stock continued
IN Wall street today with n vast
deal 81 excitement st. Paul reached
the lowest price since the panic Of
May. 1901.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-25

.susNt,rstN n. e. NAY 81
80 4 re star l'eualnk In
~ - - - he REPORTS that the
s'....ssys's,.iy complained Of stili
Z ,'sssesffaa. tbs navy Iepafts
- aseetea that the Raclflc
~hteh vas about O. sail
- 81 Ffanelsea for Puget sasna.
~ sssYturs until further or
-, ,assszefneHt made tn the
:. - slsfateh Ia IRE star
-. -. y & as two aaYs after
- nssiyt b. snseflan 81 ere
~, -. Az the town II hrvmcr-
Z. sslss & practically certain
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-25
PRINCE GETS
A TUMBLE

PARIS. May Is The Prince 81
Monaco. while automobiiinR from
Monte carly 10 Paris, yesterday. was
ditehed aaS thrown out Of his ina
chine He wns painfully injured
about the legs and shoulders
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-25
TRAINS COLLIDE

NEWCASTLE. Pa. May 2s.a-In a
head-snd collision OF freight trains
on the Pennsylvania railway, this
afternoon. near East Brook, niua
persons were injured, but none
fatally.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-25

|rtf-<srrRf. wash Nay e.
4. ~. ssns adir.ssei the People
.xsnshnrs frosp \ saiiy decorated
|,rI : n aeoof yard he eam-
N.<ssa sh@ state an Is pfnEruss
s4 nfars aEd pFasseti the men u
b NJ Ant sranisa Nasa
hnt wonder fNat the men ~
n *Anish wMF a1A - WNl n
II wnk sGrh f4thers te snsa-
|HaTH YAKIMA. Wash MaY
Eka ~ surrnuadEnk enuutfy
kx<l risltorx iatd Sath Yakima
Le-S N-.s-. ~D go 49,. "a
n .. HTTIFV<1 - -HzsH H7Hs1-HssHa -
Ne usrs 81 had e zEsf ~
'zz-fs president.
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hotels three lumber yards. three
livery stables and six residences
were completely destroyed and "a
whole row 81 stores smashed In.
OMAHA. Neb., May 2B.-Advlees
received here show that - persons
Is ere Killed leo this mornings lorna
DO in Kcaruey and ADAMS counties.
relief train has been sent from
Hastings.
ROLFF. Iowa. May 25=The busi-
ueHa portion % thia town Waa visited
by 70 tornado this morning 4 Chi
ueae lauudryman vas Killed and ons
child fatally Injured. Several per
sons nrte seriously hurt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-25

The presidents speech drliV.
ersi Rt enc old university
grounds. Saturday sftgfuoau.
: a. the NEST important feature
81 bis visit o. ihis city. ana did
sou uatice that The Star Wa
the only Newspaper Ia the city
which gave ita readers the fail
text % that speech the same
dHy i uaa delivered. No afhsF
paper ln town had u until sun
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-25

President Raosovslrs visit to se-
attic is ended. shortly before mid
night the special train bearing the
presidential party pulled slowly cut
Of the city. drawn by 30, Hpi. the
Northern Pacihe's largest passenger
engine. and began itn long Journey
home ward bound.
No demonstration marked its de-
Rartnre, and foF moru than an hour
the pfenldeut and HE party had been
aboard and aainup in thuir state
ruuma before the Changing Of the
engine bell aud two sharp blasts OF
the whistle save the signal and the
giant locomotive. Kissing and gruen-
ms as II angry 10 have rs reet dis
tufhesi. slowly Kathsrcd hnadway
wtin lie long train 81 Palace cars.
The presidential reception really
came II an cad " hen. at a feW min
uteH after 20 o'clock President
Roosevelt walked down the rteIs of
the Washington hotel hat Ia hand.
f1Wths and smiling "a the crowd
assembled % hid him farewell. and
entered the carriage which took him
IL the depot Cheers and cries u
Good f4uak' and "tinod liye.' min
sled eith the strain % The Star
ausHEissi Hammer fFum the hotel
orchestra. we're Bis last memntirs q
Seattle.
The aEuwa which aaseui hiad az the
ftaf u Madison street. where the
train lay with steam up for the
faAfueN gradually disprrscd when
the liahtH IA the presidents car were
extiuHaiHhed aud when tAe train
pulled out. ouiY The ever glxiiant
aHsfnf service men wvrs awake and
moving about thu yards.
President Roosevelt. uahsmpetsd
BY ieeai reception committees ana
feFHaiiiiss, spent yesterday an beet
suited his personal tastes. Altar En-.
loving a quiet nlEhts rest hn aruse
yesterday morning 80 o'clock Ills
FmnfuiuE meal Nas served ~ hls pflr
fsts apartments. N VAS one such
a. Il mikbt be expected q strenuous
president spuli enjoy. cereals. fitted
chicken and plenty % coffee
TIE president then read fhe news
papers and attended ~ such cnfs
rvhpauaeues ss required hiu Personal
care
Thus the morning wa sp~st unfil
ii o'clock When ths time arrived Cor
President flnh@.s ~ 20 gelio~ his
usual sgsten Of attending divine
serYiea
TIE president appeared 90 the
hotel sHfaudA aisnut n O'Clock 10
aasuE "a bis carriage al the foot 81
The stairway he stopped fcw sec
anfH - Admire tiis beautiful xisp
4 tbs city. the sfsund and the Olyui.
-. =. :. - = - -. = -sst 49,. :
ffufH Fhe hinatnn
IL fHisfrffsss secretary heseeeas
Hagid set - hifn thrY sons. hut
hustiat hin down a. the carriage
There asre tun vacant seats and the
president IuFifrd c1innsi lenfNe II
izniuiuE and 3 ~ Wrestling - M
q II cummittse. 60 orcupy thsgn
and attsnf fhF o. A. a. rnstnnflaf
ssfsiers With him.
Aftsf fha memorial services hsla
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IMPROVEMENT CLUBS

The conference committee OF the
peatfle Local Improvement clubs
tneefs this afternoon AZ O'Clock IN
the Chamber 81 Commerce. An ad-
dress by J. &. Olmsted, the land.
Hcape architect Will be feature OF
the meeting Important buHlnefa
matters will come 40 for discussion.
Hteamer city OF Aberdeen took the
seattle. Brernerton route today,
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GEN. WESTON Ill

BALTIMORE. Md, May 20. Cen
efai Wetton, who IN 1899 succeeded
Gencral Egnn. IN ~ at 81 Johns
hospltni
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FOR A THEATER

The county commissioners today
ieassd TO Cal. HeTlig the Ycslcr cs-
fhte site for the new courthouse, on
witch to build a temporary build
Ing. The building VIII be used FOR
a vaudeville thcater until such time
- INC enuntY needa the lnnd.
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go, Forecast Tonight and Tuesday,
Ness, showeeS. southwest winds.