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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-12-17
Afternoon Session.

In the absence of Worthy Master Card
ncr who arrived, little later, OFerseer
Rearce called the Grange to order for the
afternoon session at o'clock The at
tendance was a little less than in the
morning when the interest in the elcc-
tion of master drew to the hail every
Patron in the city, but still the hail was
nlled well to it's limit and though the eiec-
ton of officers proved rather drca:y anu
monotonous business, the crowd thinned
ont very little until the afternoon was
we'll worn away. AS in the forenoon, no
nominating speeches We're made it Being
tie Grange custom in all elections to al
loy the voting to be done without any
speechmaking The result OF THIS ana the
absence of '.electioneerinG was seen III
Tho voting for some of the less important
officers when two ballots We're necessary
before a choice was made. The lecturer
SECRETARY and treasurer and the lady OIL
GERS we're reelected by practically unani-
mons votes. On account of the great
number of voting members. the election
was of nee essity slow process ana con
sumel the whole day, the installation Oh
officers and the miscellaneous business
down on today's program being forced
over +, Thursday mornings session. 1t
was G o'clocl, when the election was over
land adjournment was then made uhtii '"o
o'clock. Following is the result Oh 'he
various ballots in order:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-12-17
EAsTMAN'S AMBITION
Has Been to Organize Chain of Banks
in New England.

Boston, Dec. 16-The arrest OF Albert
CONTINUED on page %
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-12-17

The Citizens Savings Bank of Quinn
by. Iowa, has been robbed of $4,000. The
robbers escaped.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-12-17

A great volume OF cheers and ap-
plause from all parts of the hall greet
cd the announcement of the result
which was promptly repressed by th'
gavel of Worthy Master Gardner Wh"
showed neither surprise nor any other
emotion at the result or the demon
stration Overseer Hearce formally de-
clared the result of the election. ana
again it was necessary for the master
voice and gavel TO quell the applause.
The ballot for ovcrscer was next IN or
dor ,nd reSulted as fOllOWS:,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-12-17
Fl. G.. Barker Co.,
Opp Hotel North. Augusta.
rs Water St, Gardiner.
FAIR AND COLD.

Washington, Dec. 1G.-Forecast for
New England: Fair, continued cold,
Thursday and Friday; fresh west
winds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-12-17
GARDNER AGAIN.
Elected Master Of State Grange
for the Fourth Term.
Gardner, 269 Votes; Roberts, no.;
Stetson, 26; Bearce, IS.
Sixth Degree Conferred Upon 800 Can
didate in Evening.

Waterville, Me-, Dec. 1G.-(SpeciaD--
me feature OF today's session of the
Maine State Grange was the reelection
of Obadiah Gardner of Rockland for
another term OF two years giving him
In all a period OF eight years at the
head of this great order. The election
was held at the morning session which
was called to order at o'clock. After
the reading Of the minutes of Tuesdays
sessions, the committees were an
nounced and then the roll of the
subordinate oranges was called in order
that the masters and delegates might
get their voting badges. This proceed
ing consumed an hour. The main lioOr
was reserved for voting members who
were seated in sections by counties,
and all the other Patrons We're obliged
to go to the galleries which were filled
to their utmost capacity. There We're
about 500 voting members on the floor.
giving 4 total Of fully 1900 Patrons
present. Q. II. Kelley, the honored
founder Of the order had q seat of
honor upon the stage and was
enthusiastically applauded as he
appeared.
1T was 1916 when the balloting for
| master began, the county delegations
coming forward to deposit their votes
at the Overseer's station as they were
called out by the patient and tireless
secretary, T.. II. Libby of Auburn.
Miss Marion Johnson of Portland
seated herself at the piano on the stage
and played lively marches that helped
| to move the line of voters along more
| quickly. There was 1.-THE most intense
| interest, and when the polls were
declared closed and the overseer and
stewards counted the ballots and called
| out the votes one by one, q great many
kept tally. The result was announced
as follows:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-12-17
Seekers after
Christmas


Cannot afford to pass by the SLEDS,
SKATES, POCKET KNIVES, snow
shoes, punching bags, skees and double
runners, that the girls and boys rather
have than anything you can buy for
them. We are headquarters for all
such goods.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-12-17
HOLLY
At PAR1RlDGE'S, Opp. rostoffics.
Willis r. Partridge, Apothecary.
Telephone. diff
Gift
Suggestions.

MEMS FUR COATS, LADIES' FUR
COATS, FUR JACKETS. SCARFS AND
MuFFS, MISSES AND CHILDREN'S
FURS, GLOVES AND MITTENS for men
anu women in Fur, Kid, Dogskin and
Reindeer
FUR CAPS in Seal and imitation. UNI
BRELI.AS, SUIT CASES, TRAVELLING
BAGS.
NECKWEAR in the latest shapes and
patterns. The best grades in neat gift
boxes.
HANDKERCHIEFS in different quail
ties put up in pretty gift boxes. You
will find at our stores values that should
prove very interesting to intending pur-
chasers.
We would be pleased to have you visit
our stores.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-14
old SITE
FAVORED
LikeLy TO Be Selected tor
Nen City Hall

while no site Tor the proposed new
city hall WAS agreed upon at the
nesting last night OF the Joint COM
mittes. consisting of the council
committees ca pnhlic buildings and
grounds and finance, u Il very prob
able that the members OF the city
council viii. Within the next few
days decide to erect the new mum
iclpei building on che present city
hall site.
The special committee appointed
10 make a report on all thu proposed
sites. stated that there were four
propositions before the council The
ffat. that ~ the Pine street aud
Third avenue site. next the site Of
frrrd By Z. 4. Dose bounded b.
Fourth and fffth avenue and Ter
race aud jefferson streets. fof which
"a sum less than tzoo0oe IL wanted,
third. the pfrsrnt city hall site. ana
four the half block az present own
cd By the city. added ta b. the pur-
chase Of the two lots AZ the corner
of foufth avenue aud JsnsfHon
street which are held BY Crawford
& conoYef al t66 GOO. and the two
lots on the Yes,er eide. held BY J. y.
Giearan, al tft.oeO
The committee further reported
that u had consulted with the c2ecu-
tors ~ fhe Osborne estate. which IN
20 80 e. the city Tor city hall " the
site and plane ~ the building are
approved b. the executors. The ry-
tate now amounts 10 something over
tsoeee.
The executors have decided 60 IN
no case approve - the Third ave-
ntta and Pine street site. which elm
mates this site from ronnide iiufs,
They have agreed however. that ths
present eltY hall site vii he accept
al g. provided the city purchases the
fvtuai Under Of tire block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-14
OFFICERS
ARE NAMED


Al the regular meeting Of the So
attic Manufacturers association.
held at the rooms Of the chamber 81
commerce. this morning. the stand
ing cornlttees for the eFauinE NsaF
wrrr named. and the WORK 81 the or
xnnlxation for the next Il month
outlined.
A resolution was adopted deciar-
ing u to De the intention Of the as
sociation 10 advertise Washington
produets abroad b. securing psfrnis-
sion from the transportation CON-
pAnses 10 attach q piaeard 70 every
ear az Washington products ship
ped outside the state. bearing an m
nrsipsion stating the nature % ilse
product, thai Il - frofh Naahlns-
Ton. the name u the shipper and the
place frosn which II - shipped.
II was decided that the Aanufac-
tur~rs' directory. 70 be isseed BY the
association thia year. viii BE- much
larger ard mere extensive than u
has been heretofore Tbs matter
was referred 20 the nsw advertising
COMMITTEES 90 Interview the several
manufacturing concerns Of the eit,
IN rezard - securing pictures. space.
- = - sss.- directory
The BeysrieiEt Manufacturing
company Waa elected member OF
the association.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-14
SEATTLE LIKELY To
GET THE BUSINESS
Boston Steamship Company's Bid
for Government Transportation
Regarded as the Best

kisen kaisha There was no oom.
pstitian. the companies having
formed a pool On transportation fol
both freight aud passengers, This
bids OF all three we're the same sex
cept as Ia facilities and capacity Of
ships
The proposals Mere a. follows sayt
"A san Francisco dispatch
rsEssnEerE fret class, per capita
including subsistence. With $50
pounds baggage allowance 60 each
passenger. tt2S.
Second class. including Subsistence
and rs pounds Of haggnee "a each
passenger SinglX OF Ia numbers "
less than 10, tae. detachmsnta Of
from to to IS 81 So 60 20 90. t4s. 81
IL leo. tts so, ioo or over. sac.
second class without subsistence.
lie pounds baggage. charFea range
frem $40 Tor one u ten passengers
to $50 Tor 100 OF over
The charges Tor animals. with carr
aud subsistence furnished hY the
carrier arc a. follows. Horses.
mules and beef cattle, tiiQ each
sheep. Nfto each
The proposals for carrying freight
Fanse from SIS per 90 cubic feet
for cargo Weighing less than q
pounds 10 tie per ton Tor pieces
Weighing Sooe 70 10000 pounds.
small freight shipments 10 cents per
leo pounds. The ihrrr companies
take turns manthis ia ihr saillnsa 10
Manila. and only furnish one
steamer oil told per month 60 the
Philippines
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-14

SOC lNl
DOINGg

Ars A. D. Stewart gave . very
pretty luncheon party today At her
home. 1900 noYlsson avenue.
Mfr. ". Onffruy. jr, has been
spending a few days tn WhAtcom.
The Yuwawa club was enter
tained wednesday evening AZ the
home Of Mr. and Mrs. r. W. Me
ginnls. on James street The even
ina was very much enjoyed By all o.
the members.
Ths Lotus club gave a jolly dan.
eng party. W edneaday night. a. tho
Renton Ilil club. Many members
nd fFinnha were present
a shirt waist dance was given
Tuesday evening in the Renton Hiii
club BY the members o. the Hene-
the season and many guests we're
present Wagners orchestra fur.
nlshed the music.
Miss Claire Bssiey Of 900 Second
avenue north. entertained the Young
Ladies' Cinch Club yesterday after.
neon at her home.
Many young ladies were the guests
Of Miss Martha sackett, Weftues-
day afternoon, al a musical given In
honor Of Mas Ethel F1lkina.
The regular meeting 81 the wcsn-
ems Educational club was held
Tuesday afternoon IN the New York
block. room 51i. The members were
In good attendance and arrange
ments were made for the ensuing
year.
The Ladies' Musical Club IL max
Ing great preparations for a concert
10 be given May Is In the Grand
opera house.
Miss Elizabeth EgRcrt IL spending
a few months Ia San Francisco and
Southern California.
Mise Estciic Fisher returns this
week from q few weeks visit with
friends In Olympia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-14
''YOU ARE the
REAL THING
4 Dance Hal Girl Told
Strang Soft Cost $50

Hop tea" at 80 a bottle Is not
exactly n new thing IN the new ten
derloin district. but Walter StranK.
who Just dropped into town from
Aunroe. last night, considers Il a
burning outrage A. the police sta
ton this morning he made a vigor-
Gus kick 10 Police Captain Laab-
seher. but he ss stiil minus his
money. lie IL not exactly sure In
which concert hail he dropped the
t1a hul he says u was one of the
places on Fifth avenue south.
While one little girl was singing
lust Kiss Yourself Goodbye on
the stage h. was IN a box with an
other beruffied fairy with com
piexion too good 60 be true. who WAS
handing him big bunches Of hot
air" When he was properly inflat-
cd she popped the question.
Just ono little bother" she asked,
and he said. Yes. A white coated
waiter brought In the tea" stranE
thought that the proper thing for a
sport 20 do VAS TO flash a gold piece
just 10 show the girl that he had the
money. Away down deep In his
trousef pocket he caught a $50 gold
piece and fshsd Il out Proudly he
passed Il over to the waiter. who
naturally didn't have the change
Soon the girl disappeared. aud then
strank walked sadly up 10 the police
station and told his story. lie was
told 20 stay away from the dance
halls. and his complaint filed.
CHICAGO. May Wheat. 72f-s
e.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-14
Eight To Eleven
Stronger and Stronger grow these morning bargains.

30 pieces the wefi knesn Cream
Wool Danish Goth, lie yalGs ) TO
II lsi4s
5se All Wool Fine Bcrbcr Dress
eisods ~ inches vide. 20 II. sc
PEI yard
women's &c Fast Black Ilsif
openwofk Stockings. spiiCed heels
and Toes. % II. 10 2-ac per pair.
MisvsN izt.e Past Black Fine
Hihbei Cotton Hose, double sole.
superior quality special from : TO
II al J paiFa. 7ss.
New spring s716 cApes. tan ksv-
sey. also black seif-rirapped. silk
ribbon ties and fufi lined special
: 90 II. at t1.ea.
Black psdesfftsnne skirts. SELF
RfaduaTed Htras. button trimmed
sseoo values special . 10 II. o. oo-
81 90 Taneta retticoats. In col
arH, or sateen IN black. for thc
ttte M0resu retticoAt. IA biaee
and eolors. fzss
tbs Cotton Waists. In white and
eoiofs. CSC,
:, 80 81 s.s1s.s,s..ss.. ~. go, X!
hinrK anu s-gtiefnl franhF 80 ts-s Ss,ss
Chiidren's White Bonnetx. made
ef spft s4lk. trimmed with narrow
isss. regular value rs. special =
g. n. ibc.
Women fArra white Aprons
Rfas fancy woven and astin strip
I'd bsftfefs ssHs wide strings 20
match. regular value sc special
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-14

II ts the general better II those "a
minsr with the situation that ihe
boston Steamship Company Viii ~,
the award of nearly the entire
freight business 81 the unitcsi
statee govefnment 20 and from the
Orient Tor the fiscai year cndinS
June 70. 1904. and also Stands fair
chance Of kettinE a part, af least, Vi
the passenger sraific 81 tho war de-
pnftment
Although the hdaing was very
close. Il seems likely from an Ia.
specti0n Of the bids opened stimuli
taneouSly in this city. Portland and
san Francisco. yesterday, that the
Seattle eempany's proposal VIII be
deemed the beet. In this case se-
attic. and not san Francisco. viii do
the governments transport business
during the coming year.
Although the ave bidders wlth the
exception Of Harrison & 60. of Tort
land. whose proposal to DO the huni-
mes. with sailing vessels cannot be
seriously considered bid exactly the
same on frat class passengers aud
general freight. namely SIS per pas
scneor aud SIS a ton. Il l. believed
that the nostan steamship company.
hs reason e its splendid facilities
Tor dtinK al classes ~ government
carrying business, win u awarded
the bulk 81 Il.
There were three bidders for the
business IN san Francisco. the occi-
dental s Oriental Steamship CONE
pany. the Pacific Mail and the Toyo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-14

The engineers and walters Eriev.
anceH against hotels and restaurant
and other usnbsra of the Employ
ers association. which i made ~ =
basis Of the demand that union Ia
boz shall strike against all ofsansz.
ID employers. win be submitted e
;ss T..sEzts - t-zS1F 81 s.ss..;ag
A vote viii be taken 10 decide wbeth.
er a general strike IN the stock yards
and downtown VIII be called.
The state beard Of arbitration has
been ordered ca remain here By Gov
Yates. but there are no prospects "a
It's bringing together any 81 the con
tending elements
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-14
GET COAL
IN JAPAN
Canadian Officials 10 I'm
port 10, 600 Tons

Owing - the scarcity Of coal la
British Columbia caused b the min
ers' strike On NancouVes island. the
Cane dian paeinc Railway company
turing the next 80 days VIII inn
FORT lo.eao tons Of coal from Japan
IL Vancouver for the use of tbs
csmpany's steamers
The barge Robert Kerr was towed
from this FORT % Couiox. Il c. with
a cargo - Franklin cuat. last uight.
A few weeks sEo the barge Richard
Ill took eeai cargo ffom Seattle
Ia the Treadweii mine. being un-
able - pressure Il at Sosnox.
The san Francisco eoiitefs arf nov
carrying nsoge coal ge q result OF
the British Columbia strike.
SAN FRANCISCO. May LID
the memory % the Oldest inhabitan1.
such a big fleet 81 shsps vas never
before lsstsd for this sert from New
castle. Australia. az 4 now reported.
There are q vessels on the way Or
under charter 70 bring essl from the
Australian port. with Al aggregate
registered tonnage 90 ie1.ks4, Or an
average 81 nearly ae9o tons Tor each
vessel. though their carrying ca
,.-s.,.4 ss.sss...S. y. s.st,s.ss -,
usFnt 70 nrfus vvat ii-rv tfsssss : -
eiEn port results FROM the abolition
OF ne emty On that article
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-14

$500 Trimmed Chiffon ara BRAID
Hats. trimmed with iAreta AK.
ribbon cut steel buckles and ehIf.
fon special. ! 70 n. s1.n.
70 Childref's school Hats. one
70 Il customer spsciai, 10 II. l15tc.
zee Misses Fancy Handkerrhisfs
special ) 20 Il. TIC.
t1c Mems FaHey Teck eearfs.
special, 20 II. -.
&c Stamped All Linen Tray
Cloths. extra good quality. aszs,
fiofsi and scroll corner designs. sn.
ished With draNnwork border ana
afnWnwork. hemstifched hem: sps-
eiai. 90 II. only &c.
Piiu Val. fAcea and Insertions.
extra fiBe qualities. choics, neat
dainty patterns suitable for fin<
underwear. and other trimming
widths run from 10 ~ inchss.
regular values are 1sc. lie. lie ard
sc per yard special s 10 y. OILY &
iae chiidrsn.s India Rnbt<s
Round Combs. perfectly finished
teeth special. 70 IL. only "
>. - ae..a Her.. i,..ie .su.slsg ns..s
- -. = :. igslsiss = -
tiso Ladies' Princess oxford
light y eight sole. medium h=el Al
sizes; special. s to n. ssc.
z1e Bixbyss Jet OH shoe Tnils1
SPECIAL. 10 II. iee.
$40 Ladies Patent KID Freeeh
Heel. Plain Tee. oxford Tie &c.
cal. % II, for TIA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-14

20 II only two 90 a customer.
lie.
Wamen.s Straight Front siss
Oofed Cafsets. made q domestic
coutlile. IN black only. regula
value sse. special 3 20 II. 13c.
sz.oo wash Waists Of percnie.
duck. iaWn. madras chsviot. crash
sud safesn. siKrs - 20 ~. black.
white AID al c1iorz. plain. stripe.
paid OF dot. neW. up-fo-date
styles. GfiffoH and STANDARD brand.
q 10 II. special sSc.
tgss ehambfay Waists. IN stripe.
trimmed with white OF white Mar
seiilss trimmed with blue. all sizes
special. 5 70 n tifs
Waist Pin Sets. some new novel;
ties IN oridixed and French gray,
!. three pins In set. sold regularly at
- per set. sale price. from : 10 II.
choice Joe.
ioe Envelopes. regular. at &c a
package
Regular ise Playing Cards. 90
n tec package.
.. ..,S.. SKIS. y4,aY. r. wgs.s,s.
sss-s4 -.-s@sss ,sfss5sfs - t--sl-1s--As - -
) 90 10 years. from 70 II. ipc.
ftoys Good Knee Pants dark
chcviats. sizes 20 Is years; from
10 II. Sc,
t1.ao Black and white Chiffon
Hats. uhieh require but little
trimming 20 make them trimmed
hat spsrial. 10 II. ills.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-14
BOULEVARD
DANGEROUS

The dangerous condition 81 West =
lake boulevard was called to the at
tentlnn OF the board Of public works
yesterday b. Geo. ", Meaeham. The
boulevard extends around the west
shore 81 Lake Union and IL main 3
taiued b. the Seattle Electric COM
pAny. Fur some time past. az the
Instance of the city. the electric COM
pRny has been engaged IN replank
inG the roadway.
Mr. Msacham states that IN doing
this the guard rails have been re-
moved and Ia many places there
~. no safeguards tu prevent teams
and wagons from going into the LAKE
lie says
with the frequent passing -
electric ears 81 hiEb rate % speed
few feet from the roadway. and
the meeting OF many teams, " ~
simply > matter of good luck 10 the
eiiy that 20 disaster has occurred up
10 this time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-14
Will INSTITUTE NEW .
ODD FELLOWS LODGE

The largest lodge OF the Encsmp-
ment Branch OF the Independent or
der OF odd Fellows ever instituted
on the Pacific coast viii come into
being IN this city Saturday evening"
at Eagles hall. The new lodge val
ksSss- 10 f,atssEsFz. sss.ss * ~ ss-
orda for the coast states. Several
existing coast lodges have mnHs
members. but none started In VIII
so many.
II. W. Newton OF Tacoma. grand
patriarch. viii conduct the ecfs-
monies and the team Of the Tacorfin
encampment viii put on the work.
The Institution will be followed by
nm elaborate banquet and social.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-14

Residents of the Second ward.
especially the members of the
Rainier Heights Improvement club.
have resolved upon an active cam
palsn IN behalf of the pfVpesed
jackson street park an Lake wash
inEtan. which the city coancA lie in
ctinsd 90 abandon.
W N Vincent and Homer n. I'M.
bath 81 whom acre msinbsrH Of the
city council when the park plan was
frat proposed. aud who are promi-
nent Ia the Second ward. Hiate that
the Rainier Heights Club viii lose
no tiIne Ia laying ita views on the
Jackson street plan before the park
commission.
The only ohieetian 10 the pro-
posed new park said Mr., Vincent
today. seems 90 be that Il Will cost.
as the park c0nmina toner's think
about l2oo. 900. This may be tfus
hut We claim that the city viii not
be able 20 obtain definite inforuis-
tian en this psint until the land b
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-14
REFUSE TO ARB/TRATE

CHICAGO. May a. -- SIT more
iaundries have signed tho wage scale
tons today.
The union has reiterated rs refns-
al to submit is grievances to the
state baard Of arbitration Presl-
ssassi " ii=.,ss s-fa tissg ~sE4 ;.Fssf q
being buncoed BY arbitration boards.
As soon AZ a few men arn empow-
cred to settle a strike. they ignore
the equities and insult their pwn
people. a. IN the ea#e of the three
preachers who recently thought the
millionaire packers too poor to pay
the wage scale to striking engineers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-14
WILL WEAR THEIR
FIGHTING CLOTHES

Clad In their war stained uniforms.
the veterans 10 the Spanish Ameri-
can VAR win Rrest President llaass-
vet an his arrival ia this city. This
action was decided an az meeting
held laE, night in Carpentsra' hall
Complete details ol the veterans
share IN the frespsiaH aud entertain
fasnt ur the president VIII he deter
mined afon az q meeting to be held
Nax "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-14
DICK TURPiN is
ACCUSED F0RGEh

Upon charge 81 forging the name
Of ~. u. Dunbar 81 the Rainier
Grand to a check for ts.Te. Richard Vs.
Turpin vas arrested last night by
Police Sergeant Stuart and Patrol
men Ryan and, McCiare. Turpin Is
said 10 Be weii connected IN Marion,
Ind. which place he came from q
year ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-14
SEARCHING FOR
HEDYNAM/TER

CHICAGO. May i4-Deteotlvss to-
day are busy tracing the movements
OF the mysterious stranger who made
the Internal machine IN this city.
which IL supposed 20 be the one
used In the futile attempt 60 dyna-
mite the Cunard liner Umbria. No
tangible results have yet been OBJ
talned. although an excellent de-
Hcription OF the mans personal APP
pearance has been secured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-14
REVOLUTIONISTS
ARE CAPTURED

NEW ORLEANS. La. May IA
The steamer Victoria. with Nicar.
asuan rsxoiutioulFts aboard. has
been captured By the nicaragua
government forces. This means al
end To the conflict.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-14
A HOLD-UP

DIES MONIES. Ia, May ia
masked robber held up the walters
and patrons Ia n restaurant az West
Liberty. this morning. one patron
spranR forward and attempted to
remove the mask Of the highwaymnn
and WIS shot and instantly killed.
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