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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-09-27

visited Fred Jones, OF this place. Monday.
Miss Katherine Curtley, OF louisville;
visited relatives here THURSDAY; MT anu
Mis- lane Winecup entertained a few
friends last evening Mr.. Wallace Jones,
of Danville H., visited friends here last
week Mr. DR.. Gates, OF North Inolahap-
oils called on friends here Wednesday.
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Irvipgton.

Miss Clara Mcintyre has returned from
her home i'm Lexington, Mass. where she
has been spending the summer and viii
be with Mrs. Clarence Forsyth. Mr.. Hun
ter Richey left yesterday for Paramount.
Va, where he viii be engaged In the coke
business Miss Blanche Dale. OF Fitch
burg, Mass. arrived yesterday and will be
with Mrs ID. X. Carver during the winter.
Miss Dale viii teach French and Spanish
In Butler College. Miss Glen Day, OF
Rensselaer, has come to spend the winter
in Irvington and will be with Mr.. and Mrs.
+. A Hall on University avenue. Mrs. ID.
CONTINUED on PAGE I. COL. -
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HaughvilIc.

Mrs K. w. Horsley. who has been spend,
ing a few weeks in Danville, has returned
TO the home of her daughter, Mrs X ZEN
nington, on Holmes avenue Mrs lsnne
Walsworth, who has been the guest OF MIS-.
Convor, has returned to her nome IN no
komo Mr. Clark Sneider and wife were
guests of Mrs. IL. Lloyd the past week.
Mrs. Kathryn Beeman, who has peen
visiting her brother. Mr.. John Wallace. mas
returned to her home In Looeootee MI
Alvin Boyd is visiting his parents IN Ken
lucky Miss Margaret Smith, OF New
York city. is the guest OF Misses Nora and
Anna Dugan on Bismarck avenue. The
ladies' Aid of King-avenue NJ. r.. Church
met with Mrs Eugene Muir Wednesday
AFTERNOON Mrs. Henry Johnson, of King
avenue. is visiting friends at Milford. KY
Mrs p Peirson. of Chicago, Is visiting
her brother Mr.. Charles Rozelle, on Ire
mont avenue. :. Mrs. III. Powers, who has
been visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chandler, on King avenue, has returned TO
her home in Terre Haute....Dr. and Mrs.
Cain were guests of Peru friends a few
DAYS the past week. Mrs. Julia Salman
of Tilden. is visiting her daughter. Mrs An
drew Cook on King avenue. Mr. Berch
Otto of this place, and Miss Mona Hoadley.
of Tilden were married Monday evening at
the home of the bride. They will be at
home 10 their friends after Oct. i on Ruth
street Miss May Egan will leave Tuesday
for Oldenburg, where she will attend school
Mss Mary O'Brien will entertain a num-
Der OF young people at her home tomorrow
evening . Mrs. Kathryne Bergman, OF
Michigan street. entertained some friends
from Mt. Carmel. ILL.,, the past week.
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social Event. of Past Week.

The marriage OF Miss Pauline Heinrich
and Mr.. Roy Fowler took place Wednesday
morning In St Patrick's Church. The at
PENDANTS were Mr.. and Mrs. n. ID. Shoe
maker and Miss Lillian Lay.
Mrs Gertrude Fugate entertained a few
musical people Monday night in honor OF
Miss Eleanor Stark. of St. Louis. who is
the guest OF the Misses Stark, on Jefferson
avenue. Miss Stark has recently returned
from three years study abroad.
Mrs. Charles T. Whitsett was at home
informally. Monday afternoon, at the
Charleston Inn, in honor OF her daughter
tngiy adorned with autumn flowers and a
harpist played during the calling hours.
Xxx
"A chafing-dish supper was given wednes-
day evening at the home of Mrs Edward
Nell and Miss Martha Henderson. the
guests being Mrs. Eugene Minor and her
guest. Mrs. Findley Bunger, OF Spencer.
Miss Lois Dyer and Miss Gertrude and
Miss Mary Minor. Bounce euchre followed
the supper.
Among the September weddings was that
Of Miss Mary E. Bennett and William C.
Wilson. OF Camden, o., which took place
Thursday evening at the home of the
BRIDES parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.. Ben
nett. 1106 Broadway. The ceremony was
pronounced by the Rev. Mr.. Craig, in the
presence OF the immediate friends or the
families. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson will be at
home at Camden. o., after Sept. 80.
A number Of young people spent the
afternoon Thursday IN an automobile drive
IN the country. The party were chaperoned
- n
Miss Mabel Talbot. Miss Enid Morris Miss
0aGelaino and Miss Lillian .Fauvre. Miss
Josephine Morss, Miss Florence Cothrell.
n. jameson, Mr. Gilbert Hurry. Mr.. Will
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WALKAKAY
RELIANCE

OYSTER nay. Juas a.-rhs start.
:, =, -. -. - -. : 49,
fired atisp o'elaek a latfins match
followed. shs viaa bia~ias At uins
miles IN hour whiIe cap,s uarf ard
Rhaass ~ers snsassa'in me ,iatiis ths
guls4nsisik fcfHt,a ahead
Wh~n ths Nsiianes and CUnNututi0n
9as shfuush iuffinE fhs Columbia N@H
- shfas 10 the lad. which diftsnes
ssse lAaf~za.A 10 haif niie AZ the fret
turf - she tgihusis The rars - 60
- safisa fwig9 aFnaua thF triangle
fstsklaK = o. mile flEFef
me Rriiaure falioNri ~ the COM
asltatsaH pApsed iisa Columbia tssfur'
the sse.a1 mite MARI vas rsagaha 90
the ha7nz run the hsisAncf fairy fas
a~sF ffefn tke eeaHfiiHiien
The Reliance san the rare b fss
minutes The Constitution ass sec.
oud ard Columbia last
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CHICAGO. lure - -This. TIE asrru.
80 ~ iSsrtF asg. epsBsd seaa ard
ss=s~fesiins
fe splis ~ shs ihfssfsnins ~sathfi
sfsse - a vast shfpfs - stranserH 10
sas attb sha sre here fpf tbs cots
pRrpa~~ - wifuesssns ths great Amer.
i~@r aeHbf ns.rsss The weather ecnai'
stess tho def psunf~s~ 70 sss tn
xr.ss.ss tuff sYeat ever pulled Of ~
tsx a esf
Theirs are - entries fof the Ersal
sass. ard q these Il IL uretahis that
a. nzaay 90 u will face the STARTER
ttss Nv-stest nnfnhsf IN the htsfesY "
ftm r@ss irish lad. winner q the
srsakfsu handicap has nesu scratch
- He would carr q ~afid = saarsy
IN fh@ future sud sint~f books
T7ss race 10 wasth ~ 80 = ~hieh fhs
w4snsr rsta ~ So More fasa q auo %
has already been placed On EeVabls
isuel Fuem beta etFssdY booked amount
te q see neakmakern expect that
O a. asa wiu be placed At the track
f'h4aasa has Euss hettius mai
Tire sun came ous this afternoon
me track r. fest and there were
sag Geo spectators a the track before
sb~ fret race wAs called.
q IL che fs--s brilliant American
n~fby ever held. rrlipsins the fam
s.fs wsrid's Fais year All the
hotels w. shr city are crowded.
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frprNEN Or 1HHe 81 The hasties
a. fsssi sIetius ~ faf recovered aHtrs
i,sF iel fhis nunoef Viii proisahls hs
snrrrassa to,ial SD tomorrow hs at
beast zee score. maklak a total ~ -
t,o.iies recovered
The maaI tartrrs atsNe estimates heN
rlaes fha total uumhzF % victims a.
iiot ICES ttan .'t tHeHsh t b ceaesasa
that he tatai maf reach AZ hish -
-
rrhs sSsst numlsfr - those deopHsa
Nill uatef - knaWu Tor the rsAHeF,
that tssre ser, mans straNsvrs lu the
.aWn 1T the time r. uas oNef~ hsiHasst
81 tha sltsh % waters These unfeFs ~
satss stH nnf D. fsfsafttd AZ ulisslssE.
ava usliass their bss1ies Are found shsf
Win neI - numbered b. the nst q the
dead
IL y rertain that frssm 10 90 leo hssds
fss uefr carried daWN ths valley sHd
spnts tnas have tssn seppt alssns -
fAr - ths Coiurthla river e. msfes
RNae eae bcfv has hesn fcunsi a. Ia
- D. u1fles below the laNn-
A aafafltN ~ ths hssstiss have been
fsrtca uuasr many faet q SAT- ard
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CANDLES APPEAL
TO SUPREME COURT
WILL rEsr rHg nGw FELoNYLAw BY MEANS OF AN APPLi.
cAron ron WRIT EAs CORPUS

court fadnY and tns former secured
az affirmative writ requiring the rfos
.cutlBN attorney ~ spokane rDssntH g.
appear 1ulF % and HhaN cause Nhf g
persm4tufY writ should not he isstsd
by the saHrf disehAefins fritz tfsffs
rich the Spokane gambler, frufn Gus
tady Application fer tilsii for fhs nfiss
Nnsf saH denied witissHt rreludlse un
IN after the application for writ =
tatsaa cot ..lfA 10 heard - the court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-21

Cold dust valued AZ not lees thsn
sac. COO reached Seattle tbis morning
on the steamer Humboldt the arrt
treasure ship Of the season. OF her
"a passenErrs % were from the kiou-
dixie and AN brought out 'pohesa q
gold dust and nuggets ranging De-
value from "a Few thousand 90 SO pnu
-Four lucky mine owners eaffifd
ashore titH. u0n III paftuerahip gold
The numbnldt'n gold cargo II the
fret II the annual spring "rleansup
Ga reach the ftatea.
The Humboldt reached port a.
tnIh o'clock after an umrkentful
voyage % three and one half days
from ahhaWay
All her Dawfnn phfnrnErrr came
out from the Yukon on the river
steamers sifsaH. Thistle ana fYfeh.
These lot Dawson iu the order
named The Elftau brought put q
pas sengefa She WaH five and ons-
hair days in making thr trip ant
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her efe# were kept constantly ~
work IN breaking passage through
the ice is the river The Thistle car
ricd 81 aud the TYfeil took but II
Dawson citizens.
on the Humboldt we're the bpdies
ofJ N Reilly and Charles bFhffusf
Reilly died February y at Dawson
ffe was 50 years 81 age ana hhd be-
eDme well known At AnhcotfeH.
where he had been engaged Tor n
number ~ years and where he
mother still resides.
When Mr.. Reilly heard 81 her
sons Illness she immeaiHtoIf started
north And made the ioHE and dan
aeroua tourney over the tee In an
attempt 20 reach the bedside o. ner
snn before his death. She arrived
too late. She accompanied TIE body
81 her son o. this city The Inter
f4snt viii be st Auaeortss.
neauneg died March I. IT, was =
years old and NJ the time u hie
death Nas the proprietor Of a hotel
az Dawson.
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HEPPNER IS STILL
COUNTING Her DEAD
Conservative Estimates Now Place the Loss of Life
at Not Less Than 250---Search for Bodies Still
ProgreSses---Supphes for the Homeless
and Destitute Reach Stricken City

nisahlo Nfs Paul uttrva sn esrpisfes
inE rcrfam and f.il fsintlns 10 the
floor a. waa the hodN % hef little
daughter nessie
~ h likely that thc organised rtArth
fnr bodies witt b. abandoned after too
morrow
Fourteen additional Bodies have
been recovered THE weather h exs
tfemriy hot but tons on tons of
niaarea hail stili remain. Ia smith
81 the state heard of health has afs
rived tie says
Unless iisreulvnn work "a done
quickly. typhoid of other disease viii
knl 90 many a. the Haad. or more
Chinese at Portland have nnvred
. DIG rua ard fpf the feeuNefy ~ the
todiea 80 their rountrNmsu Noiuns
tref woman are needy badly to taka
the plaers of the exhausted wufn~n
~ neppnrf A carlaad have start
"a from FeHdietou.
Mrs joe Potter nuppuHsd 90 have
been found. id~niinrd and buried.
rams to town to-day hef dauxhtef.
who wac almost dNinE from sfief
tainted n hsn he's mushsf cam" sih
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drhriz and Viii probably nerer hc ~
covered
Moue2 aud supplies are coming H.
with rneaufaaius promHtttudr, aud ths
Norkine relief cefnmit4ess are now ahls
90 provide Ia "a Nty Ter thv wants q
the huNaisna aud deHHtute Nomsn
ana chtitFen sfe the sHsAteat suffer
efs. - thef are los dssauns ~ ess~t
farced Absolutely o. aaQand upan the
yhasiU q thc rseple Zoe shelter faeo
ard glathes Added - this are thu
hcrrorH ~ atrknssn aAade dunnlS ter.
FifNiue ~ ths sepHe u bereavement
ava the shnak ~ fhr awful calamity
A p1fhetie ineltsnt. illustrative IT
tho haHafets ~ heaftsHfs akins seeses
mat have attended the disaster ucear
rea stster,tay al the HtIiidirs used "a
a morkue AIRS Mafs naal With efhet
women. Vas ga attendance Wasitifts
and rsriuN for the hnstisa ~ wumefi
ard rhittHsn a. JhrN eere nropsht Is
hy the parties % stsFeFsfz. The mHa=
resefvi faay - eti.d Was erenshi b.
Mrs Paul took a srs,Has snd washed
thr face Il tle dead ehfst A. ~ fra
lures " thr Httie une ss#HaHae feeess
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-21
FIRST GOLD
FROM DAWSON
HAS ARRIVED
Humboldt Arrived This Morning Win S25O,OOO
i'm Dust and Nuggets Owned BY 65 Dawson
Passengers

The Humboldt icft skaRWny We'd
ncsdny night shortly after the de-
pnrture Of the Princess May. The
latter steamer VIII bring the mh5oT
portion Of the Kloudike mali
though d considerable amount as
sent down on the Humboldt
Among the passengers on ~
Humboldt was T.. Aueteit ~ the
Yukon Sun. an euierpflainE newrr
paper 1T uawHon Mt Anntgii states
that from present indications thu
Kiondike region viii this year pro
duce ne much gold ~ any year since
the first diFcOFcry WIS., made Hs
Think the rush g. the new strikes
ou the Tauana viii not be- eEtfaor=
dinariiy and says that. reports To
the contrary notwithstanding De%=
son ia IN no danger ef being De
populated
SIR Anstett made the trip from
DawHon 10 this city iu II days lie
was "A passenger on the 1ifion, the
first boat % leave the northern
metropolis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-21

A Disastrous Battle Between the
Moorish Troops and Tribes
men Said 10 Have Taken
Place

LONDON, June IA Dispatch has
just been received from Tangier stating
that a bloody conflict has taken place
between Moorish troops and tribesmen
at Ainniedinna. The Moorish general
and 1000 men are reported TO have been
killed in the battle.
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WILL BROADEN
INVESTIGATION

WASHINGTON. u. e.. june .
rhs seare 81 the poet -ufiirs inVee-
fixatian IL a. BE- bfaadened NYnns.
nrat assistant postmaster Esuafll,
MFil to-day request ruarnssef oeuersl
Payne 70 investigate All huyeisue an
der his charge He viii ark that the
maneY order division FROM which
NstoHlf ives summarlly dismissed
wednesday. b. first probsd Wxuns
Gays ~ knows Of no gross lrreEaisr-
tiles. but has reached the ceusia-
sion that ne must have personal
knowledge 81 the methods pursued ~
an bureaus % which he is the head.
These Includes money orders, city
deliveries. carrsHpanasnre anu assa
letters
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READY TO START

INnfANApotafs Ind. June - The
sssh-cutamlttse Of the rnitsd States
aenate COMMITTEES on territories will
sneet hsye sariy IN the coming week.
preparatory ~ ntafiiue on the trip
- Alaska The start will be made from
Seattle On luns =
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Underwriters WILL
INVESTIGATE CASE
Startling Disclosures May Follow inquiry Into Lazy
of the Lake Fire

startling disclosures riil - made
Ovins e. the fact thaf the gsrrfinz
capacity Il he Tfphesu has been ct
asUu - the local marine insPac tors e
Is passengers witch had besn fuefiisss
IN connection with the Lady - ths
f.sks. aha uas taksn of the run To-
anv Thr arg. stsauzwf~sl afeef si.sf
fIty II Aberdeen wss nHt IN her place
as a Temporary maksshif4.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-21
1890 A. NJ.
Special Excursion to Rich
mond Beach Tomorrow
Opening Sale OF Richmond
Beach Villa Sites

home q
l. fanh schedules
at
o. opportunity the neighhor-
hood water div and ~ hsi, ings With oons rgh from
the 81
n provide luncheon the grounds 10 be served b. Mira
lioiov Of Beach
available Of Ballard,
Oymptrs
the shtprtnK passinK up md downt
OF
all ~
10 be graded school
building
the
her . al a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-21
TILTED AN EARL;
WEEDS AMERICAN

PrTTsRuRg Pa. june 20 Miss
Elizabeth Burd Thaw. daughter u
NJ William Thaw. was married e.
day 10 MI Henry Lafayette Collins.
Mas Thaw II the Young wnman who
rejected no advances Of the Eari OF
Yarmouth. who afterward became tht
husband ~ her aunt Miss Alice Ihaw
Todavn wedding took piace at hfF.
rhawa new country home. As You
Like H." awicklcy heights. the Rev
Erueat Paddock. rector - bmsnuel
EpiscopBi church officiatlns Promi
nent society people Of Pitisburel New
York. washington and ether places
we're rs ATTENDANCE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-21

r.c.t impressive funeral
49,. 80 requiem high mas -
-. ss,,,s.ch 81 the fuana cuiats =,
- - On broadway, the bp'f
pore was lad " ~
so ..s.- mace III calvary cemeief
Fe@a Hundreds ~ the hssst
neon -, fysenhs Mr. Dore hhI 49,
q - r-ss4enee IN HesAA
a e.,..La a. church 10 its doors IN"
i l-sss..,ed the casket 60 the krsFs =.
1,..r " Dore. r.. and frea 80,
80 have been ct consse -.
go returned last ui&nt ah- -,
,rtth their grief-sAttsN
during the services. 49,, ehar1h
...ssrvsI Tor the King County
~, asoelatIon. which attended ~
49, rne services were cpnauet
- -, Father EWsefs assisted y
Ksssssv woods and Father IreftA
On account 81 the pr0fuHloH ot
s1.,ssera cent 10 the residence u NnH
..,~slf.ls 90 bring only the hfks4i
.t yaess elaborate pieces 20 the
r6u,oh. The cssket vas eoft.tl
,stsh banks n cut flowers ara nc
y hole church WIS fcfioient @Ith
nations. which we're MI l'ofe n
svfifs fiS~er- ., ..f.o.ts.,is
quartet Nhfh -.
anriua the services and - the gfhFs
crd ufss Katherine Doian renaefsn
boaatffefls NewmaHss hymn ie-sa,
KinaIg Light. which MI pefe
Thg following friends u the de-
ceased acted ~ honornrv pal.t
sFsa scr ffilfi5iHi 4ffvifGs'- -, r
I4arfard 81 the federal court ra-
r.arier Judges W r. Eai, Bnfd u
sraiffaaa. Tt. - AiheFfsen. Nriauf =.
Crsfffa and George s. Morris. du9r,
George Meade Emory, ~ D. Mssai
feffg and Daniel keileher
me active paii-beurerH Wef'
Tbeanas ~. Vance u Olympus >
Fueene Fe--n - Everett y W
fsfier. ~. ~ Morris. CorEafe ~
Coinaei Mitchell Gillian, y flts
gerald :. EaFiey and l. Y. lsettt"
man Of San Francisco.
A. gsga O'Clock the bar HfHaeiattai
nsef ~ department No. } ~ sul5sl y. i,
court. and after eloquent tributes y
the memory, ~ the dHcense4. ~
Judge Alberfa0u and other ~ he az
soelafea the following resolution
xgefe passed
.svve. the memhera of the KIM
e.,,etv bar. have assembled TN
80 t. mark our HarroW at The re
v,c..af from our ranks ~ one Of on
rnost amiablc and dirunguishe
ia removing John y. Dare fror
the sphere IN which be moved
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-21
MINERS ARE
ACQUITTED

wfLEsBAHnE Pa, June 20
Eleven union niinets who have been
on trial fof three days. charged with
dynamltinE ard wree king the house
uf y on-uniouist miner In the bis
anthracite strike. we're acquitted
this afternoon. THIS ~ the only case
growing out Of the strike to reach
ibs, court. Three hundred wi;asEses
we're examined and large array of
counsel employed by the operators
aud the union.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-21
COMMITTEES Will
DISCUSS CARNIVAL

A meeting of al tho Western cen.
trail Labor union labor temple ana IN
nor carnival committees will bs held ~
carnival headquarters tn the Arcade
huhidinr tomorrow afternoon &C 2m
O'Clock Plans Tor the early compile
tian % the labor temple will be dis
GUESSED a full attendance of tho va
rlons committees IL expected. Reports
will be made on various important Dc
tails ~ the ceiehrn tion.
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KEPT CHILD
LOCKED UP
cRARous OF GROSS CRUELTY
AGAINST ]. L. WApLEY

Humane Omcer Clark this after
noan Investigated charge Of cruel
y preferred against J. l.. Wadley 81
100 Wertlhke avenue, by his neigh
bora The man n charged with
locking up his little two and one
half years old daughter IN hts house
while he goes on downtown during
the das
The child IL known TO have been
lnipf troncd for hours Rt time. and
her cries and appeals have aroused
tba entire ueighhorhood, officer
clark states that wadley acts queer
~ and Is Inclined 60 believe his mind
il unbalanced.
n n probable the child win b.
taken away from him and properly
cared for
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r,me-re~ a high sAsIe an partss.d
So .s.amsr fadr 81 The i.ske = =
- haalei OF the bach. ~hefe N -
10 - ths flreifssat saeaaeifnis. snl
900 nausea OUT aH tHs West sea -
- me nudsruriserw sill thsn pe
- an investigation into ne si.essN
s-rsn,i4ary arfriu Of ths fire Nhieh o
.troyea ne steamer. Nfd estimate =.
.usunf u the los II = exp~e'se ts'-'s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-21
GREET THE
ERTY BELL

NEw YORK. June = -The irtersg
beu was given CREST reception az IL
passed through here ga route 81 phil
adsiphia today President Hsffon ant
= Committee ffar The board q
trade greeted MAYER Weaver % Phil-
aarlphla and party The beii was piae-
"a ~ q float sud proceeded g. Jersey
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-21
MANY INDICTMENTS

MONTGOMERY Aia Ians a.
The United States grand Jury - Ia
Vestigs tinE the peonaEe cases IN
Alabama today. II has rsVuttnd u
indictments. makinE r total number
Of lG3 caaea The jury then ad
iourned TO enable secret service men
10 gather additional evidence oii
which 90 baae other indictments.
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GOV Mcbride 10 rxpsstHd % an
nnunge todas the nautss - the hfs
men h~ afit aptssinf a. members Of
the nsa state beard II accountants.
aufhorised ~ the lest Legislature
u g. understood be has Determined
"a apunift on thKt beard as the tNp
seattle fuemhern r. q ShurFock aud
Harry " Carroll
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-21
PRAISE FROM
DR.. L0RENZ

MONTREAL. Quebec. June 20 ~
i.arenx arrived here todaN from New
York IN 81 iutsTview he said Ansf-
loan hospitals compare faVorahiy With
thuse 81 Europe. win the exception Of
Germany. whose hospitals are superior.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-21
S A A (
Overdue Bark. Kldaiton,
Heard From

OF the large number Of overdue
vessels recently offered for reinsur-
nnee one has been Withdrawn. The
bark kildalton WINS today spoken on
the hiah seas aud no more apprehen
sion olsta az to her safety She was
tgs DAYS out OF Glasgow for Dunedin
aud was quoted at 10 per cent.
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FINE WEATHER
HERE TOMORROW

W~afhsf Nan salisbury Nae
busy Tits morning sftndsns o1t
= splendid lire ~ N~etarf for
tanaorrow. up In bis fnefeoFo-
Iagieal fssahhfy ruu see. he
remarked. between the huffins
81 the wheels aud gran as The
EGGS nn the pia weather. ma
ehins. folks have been abus.
ins me - much lately that !
have nlaaH ap ny mind Just 20
sho~ YFsu what . fns 4sy i
have framed m faf tusu1ffosN.
Isooh AZ this Add ~ pulled
strip % PARE oaf ~ the Hsana
shin~" hopper and another cut
% the bHees~ niot. and held
them up vith = suuiis. On them
was the legend Tonight and
tomorrow fair Iixht we#t TO
northu sst winds
salisbury thinks Il viii Be
itlst the right SORT - fsy for
ricnlcx cuttings. excursions
end hshinx expeditions
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FIVE KILLED
..a.rn.so sraucs DYNAMITE
nacAxing-psrAl RESULTS

CAMBRIDGE. Ohio. June 10
Lightning struck quantity Of dy-
Mantle az a~ueraviile today. causing
= serrinc explosion IN which fivr
people are reported 20 have been
Killed and 10 badly injured.
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Appoint TED


VBpf zIaI 70 nc 3fhFsI
OLYMPIA. June 20 The governor
this Afternoon named l. u. gn@eps
OF spokaue. l.. %. Jackson and w
e chichester % Tacoma. and n W
Carroll nud h g. ehoEfoos Of seat
Gle. 40 members Of the board 81 ae-
oountancy IN this state IA connection
with the Law which went Into effect
June 10 governing public account
ants IN. member from Spokane
will serve five years aud the msfn-
bsrs frDtn Seattle and Tacoma thrcs
and two years. respectively. making
the tenure OF office five years IN
ZACH city.
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SAILS EoR skAewAY

4tsamer city u Seattle sails a. ?
o'clock tonight for shaKaay, Her
passenger list numbers $50. Twen-
ty-fye Of these nrc recruits Tor the
army post At HaiBeH Mission. W. ~.
NJ Nair deputy United states mar
shai "a Juneau also goes north on
the Seattle. a&x
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NINE BURNED
TO DEATH

VIENNA June n.-Ftrs to-day de-
afft5F ri fistif fias village - ssss@ =
kirchsn q famous Austrian summer
resort Nine people we're burned 10
death and number are missins