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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23
DROWNING
MYSTERY
YOUNG MAN NET DEATH ~
LAKE WASHINGTON

Arthur Nroulilin. - ysars o. age.
= DO lived on fssisr avenue near
Ysslsr way. WaH drowned In Lake
Washington under mysterious cir
cumatAuess last night Ills badly
Nas found ~ II o'clock this morning
iYinE ~ aix feet ~ water IN front ~
Harfistt's hpathouse. az Madison
park.
Although there we're no eye wgt.
uessss 90 the tragedy. ~ 10 believed
that young McQuiilin stumbled and
fell into the water while under the
Influence 81 liquor. lie VAS last sssn
alive at II 20 O'clock last night Al
that hour the companions with
whom he had been drinking and
carostsins during the evsnlnE
proppsd hiFn No against thr Aasiizon
street park band stand and left hin,.
hia condition being such that the ,
asa not wish TO bring him 90 the city
on the street car.
This was the story told Coroner
hoys BY ~ W. Weston. who was
with NcQuiilin.
VIII Linton. who f. employed 81
the boat house. discovered the
YpunE mans dead body II lay on
the bottom IN plain view from the
shore. Linton SAYS no outrry vas
heard during the night and there ts
nothing 90 Indicate 81 what time
Mcguiliiu vas drowned.
MeQuillin had lived Ia Seattle sew
eral years. Hts father. Thomas Mic
Quiiiin. keepF a Er0cery store at zooi
Yealsf way. Young McQuillin was
employed IN the store
Coroner tfoye may determine 20
hold an Inquest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23
H1D MW MIAUJE
SIZE M)UREKU MZKER


Ifttis Annie MHfkr anderrd into
q Huiff front death trap Ye~frfda 5
afternoon sud bad not en- uaknaw q
hero iump~f INTO tie haY and rrs.
cusd be-. nhs would have met ne
fate ~ the Hcefrs of others sha have
Ike. -, ss.s-> - = 8,
-ss..s-fs-A %ss#fssss
Annis D. ahr seven year- oid
daughter - Mfs = Marks who has
q finfhihH store "a Iol West Wash
iusfan street Ehe wandered down
Is ths Nafef front yesterday after
neon. ~ 4 o'eiork after hsf mother
had warned hef not g. ron away
ana arna hNhtng sshf HAD pros uT-
- = pin. and ss~ndinE ~ into hook
mad determined against her moth
sfs wishes. Ca catch salmon.
Aceorfiin9 t. the sierY she tells,
she ras standing b. che city clip II
the foot II Washington street when
shr lost Der hsiangs and felt into the
y stsr sh~ tried 20 grasp pile. bat
ihs tide had puiiet her under Nhrn
the snkuown uian fnmped or ths
eaff and ruiisd her out. Hs had
t.esane aNare of the rhlids aauKer
~ hsafins the splash A. she fell ia.
10 the haT
On nffssinx her daughter Mra
MARKS cent hef brother. Solomon
NeYetnlkup. 20 ind her Hs iefafcf
Annie ~ the foot - Washington
street. after shs had bren pulled ouf
81 tie hay hut Ia she excitement.
being unable 81 SPEAK English. ne-
elected 50 secure the name 81 the
nan wh. had rescued fhs ehiid
The place where the child fell in IL
unsan rdef b. any fatiinE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23
It IS GAMBLING.
That Is Police Judge Georges
Verdict i'm Case of Lottery
Conducted by "ScofV"
Ferguson

aisiY fhs citY detective. She arrested
II i4sie nua ~ Htanr fer cendurtinF
7scuttf FsHxusna charitable iuiteHs
Sss 90 ths stand prtsstiys AsHnsds
aerr fitssd the methods - dfapinE 81
The iastsFf @hifh sets she sams 40 itt
sfsWf aatiHfH sFrf apsF#tsd iu asaftis.
TIVE question tfat afvsHs saa NhsthsT
ths Hafae Sas a HanshitHs device ~
isai f.frsseatirs Attorney Heatt sae
farputK f'Teass uteF craven hsid hat
Il ~as. and Nftufns9 10 r. usu fuf fhs
sstaHHs faia shat Il pas nat The euaff
tpoA 80 stss that fh~ same ~as d
KgfntiiHE nsFtrs undsf the taw ann
tpsid tha defendants fisf trial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23
MURDER TR/AL

cHALMsFoRD England. June y
The trial o. samuel DougaI.
chsrksd with numbering Miss Hei.
land at MOTT house. two years arc.
opened today. u i one % the ntoat
singular cases ever tried n Essiane
a. no suspicion attached TO Douna,
until be attempted the dispersal If
the property.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23
A
SWITCH
Green Lake Car Barely
Escaped Wreck

Green Lake car No. atf. packed
with people. ran through an open
switch near Woodland Park at 90
o'clock last evening ana did not stop
until Il smashed into n telephone
pole woman living at Green
Lake had her ankle injured tn the
fuis-up, ana that many Of the pas
seng~ra we're not Killed. IL mlracu.
lour.
After striking the pole tho car
toprlsd over against a steep bank.
which prevented Il from turning bot.
tom eide up
Conductor MADDEN and Motorman
Doyle were IN chnrRe OF the car.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23
CAME 5000
MILES FOR
A BRIDE

szsha ~. HaeY. aeegsY eAi@f - sks
fire Hsuartmenf % Manila. was maj
fi;.-.ss 10 Carrie = 4. =szi. = sisi= =fsT.
at the fiufr1s of the bride. szis Bread
way north. 1T II O'Clock this morn
Ing. Rev John r. Damon oflciatinE.
Mr. and Mrs floeY viii remain in
Reatfis for a fsW DAYS before start
inK-sn their wedding tour. They XVI
visit San Francisco and other call.
fornfa cities before going 20 Manila,
where they vii reside
The bride II a years Of axe and
has reclded IN fhis city for several
years. SIR. H0ey vas for many Ysar-
n member ~ the Seattle fire depart
meut ard reached THIS city last
week. having Travelled 5000 miles 70
fifi fifE Ufifis
~ Haey went 20 the Philippines
IN 1900. being at the time 81 his res
fenatlon from the Seattle depart
r1enf. lieutenant ~ Chemical Ne l.
and this II his FIRST visit % the states
since that time.
NJ Hoey says that the Manila d.
sartment IL strictly up-tn~dates or
viii be before many months. Six
now cofnua niea are being formed and
$50 men wli be- IN active aervice
within 20 days Two-thirds ~ The
fireruen are Americans.
The Gameweli nrst alarm system
r. being Installed throughout the
city. and al the apparatus IL 81 the
most modern American type. except
two old English engines.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23
RUNAWAY TRAIN
KILLS THREE

SPOKANE. June IA Great
Narthrfn freight train broke IN two
af IInYar1 af S o'eiack this morning
The rrar portion ran down the grade
three miles on the abandoned Tine of
the Spokane Pals 4 Northern faii-
way into the city At Division street
aotne % the cars jumped the track.
completely dsmolishiug the building
neruuied bF the Crystal laundry.
and IN which nine persons were
sleeping
Elmer Slice. aRed > years. and two
uuknowu tranps wars killed. Fiv.
Of her persons we're more or less ser
ffffsTs injured
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23
MOB SOAKED
THE SHERIFF

DUBUQUE. n. June - The
governor arrived here this morning
o. try and settle the street car strike.
The president 81 the Iowa Fedora
ton ~ Labor S. also here Tor the
sauif rgfrpsn.
The sheriff. Ga eudeavorinF 10 dis
pefae a mob ~ the Farley Manufac-
turing company this morning was
soa ked with soap suds thrown from
a top story window ~ a hotel by a
crowd which afterWard lsisureiT
scattered Cars are running without
and guards are urntect-
ing the power houses aud patrolllnK
the diaordefly section ~ the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23

llqs~ licrnss 10 Julius singer Tor a
sttie-ou 81 the roFnsr % Third avenue
sna Union street We baR~ eur pfa.
eRet 90 the friioNinE reasons = hlah
" asen 70 b sfosiisut ard anpft
ssffffeisnf
I'VE proposed saloon n within ore
tspcs - chufrh-ths Plymouth
s,nnsFsENfinnai Il 10 within aus
hs9ek q the Afwnrf, the headquar.
sefs ~ The National Guard 81 Nash
- t@ns y e within one block o. the
~ paehe library Hundreds Of
NetsH astf pass aiouE Third a.
sffts on their way 10 ara ffeas ~ =
huildiuKa mentioned above ana a.
much for their protection a. ~ am
eiher consideration. 80 pfotess
aNalnaf The krAntins - this uernsr =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23
MONEY FOR
MMHLEY
MEMORIAL

CLEVELAND. .. Iune e See
fefarg Corteiya u. Senator Fairbanks.
Judge Day and col Lunch ~ the
Canton trustees - the Mckinley
stefHariai association. met today in
Senator fiannn'a afica 10 review the
work accomplished. and plan FUR
Their action. Judge Day presided.
a report from Treasurer Herrick
shows total contributions amount
ing 20 100000. Designs viii nov b.
invited
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23
BRITISH REVERSE

LONDON. June "a small Brit
ish attachment unsuccsssfully at
tempted 10 diHlodga Sultan So
kofo and n large force from the wall
cd town Of Dufmi Nigeria. about tho
middle Of May. Tire British were
compelled 10 retire after losing four
Killed and so wounded. Tho enemys
loss iH tcp0red M 400 killed and
wounded
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23
PROTEST
Third Avenue Business Men Op-
pose Singers Saloon License

The eitr couneli may tonight grant
license 90 Jaiiua Singer for a
rala-en on THIRD avenue and tfnlon
street. bat " such action r. taken 81
un ue IN che fars Of tao petitions
strongly protesting against the 6ns
tssian - Third mvenur by the liquor
traffic
0ns petition has been sisned ~ "
representative property on usfs and
business men. although q vas ctr.
rulafsa Only Friday ard Saturday
The other Petition Nae tafEeiy
HiEnsd Yesterday ~ tnsH1hsfs 81
Plymouth CunEreaatlanai eharuh
TIE following IL tho business
men Petition iH substance
We the undsrsignesf. respectfully
protect against the grating -
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NayeF Huu1es things Il was q good
thine that the four city pfisonrrs
hfakc out Uf the old hat cave called
s fiN prisau, yesterday muruinE
leekns aiaou thr episode As 4 BIT II
gaad economy fof the eity
ne alta uut enter into a dise uzsion
ea abe aHHir hut delivered his apias
iaH briefly falelbiX SUD FlEht fe the
IeiuL when asked tY Star re-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23

81 chief sullivan. does not believe
chat tie escape of the four city pfiH-
aHefs yesterday morning wiil DO any
harm
We do not uut bad men In the
NEW wins IT the iail" he said The
men who are iaetcd ~ there are
those who work during the day On
tho chain gang A man Who VIII
work With the gang cannot be term
ed desperate rio new cell from
which the escape vas made Is weak,
Huf desperate man could easily
break aus Il was put up aH tenn
pafnrY crii. to he used only fof a
Yuar. until the new iah could BE-
built We ran take ware ~ desreFs
ale nsp in the city Jail but the
men who work are placed tn more
comfortable quarters
fha men who WIN break uut ef
that San win. fof the mosi part.
lrhYe thu citA That ts about an We
want. anyhow, Il the buns leave
the eiN. ii n better than "a ,aek
em ur ana feed than We matted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23
PAYNE NHL
INVESTIGATE

WASHINGTON. u. G. June "a
Postmaster General Payne will be
asked 20 investigate the contra ct
under which the General Manifold
ing Company Of Franklin, Pa. sup
plies carriers with register books
Congressman sihley ~ said TO be one
Of the principal owners, II Ia
charged, among other things, that
child labor Il employed and that
specifications are so dra wn for the
award that all competition Is shut
out. a patent carbon paper ls used.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23
DIPLOMATS
ARE DUBIOUS

LONDON, June 22.-The Belgrade
correspondent OF Reuters Agency
wlrcs today that members OF the
diplomatic corps at belgrade have
decided 10 ascend an Identical note 20
their respective Eoverqmenta, asking
for instructions as TO what attitude
they shall observe toward the recep-
tlon Go King Peter on his arrival
from Geneva.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23
PLANS FOR
CARNIVAL
GOV. MCBRIDE WILL DELIVER
ORATOR. on OPENING DAY

Governor Mcbride has accepted
she lHRIfalQH - fAe Western csiss
lfai Labor Union 70 deliver an ora
tan &c the opening Of the isbaf carr
rival. July q 4 letter to this effect
HbB received by the carnival conn.,
Hittee from the governor Saturday.
The local clerks union b. making
extensive preparation 20 oHeu .
country Etore al the carnival
The carnival committee. "a con-
junction with the Chamber Of Conn
merce COMMITTEES, u WORKING n get
the Fasiflc squadron, nea a. Sau
Francisco. 20 remain In Seattle dur
ing the carnival
Admiral Gfass now has orders 10
proceed north % Dutch harbsH and
thence 10 the sound, July 1. and the
secretary 0f the treasury ail be cor
responded With 10 an effort 90 set
the fleet 10 eugne here during tGe
IA faf,F street fair
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23

the CHARGE
President Roosevelt Summary Re-
moves saprsrss Justice Mcmillan
from ofsee

WARRINGTON. u. e.. June - -
Daniel Mcmillan. associate justice %
the supreme court q New Mexico.
has been renewed from Hffice ~
President Roosevelt uu account ~
charges Of general immortality that
have been pending FOR several
months Clement Smith Hastings n
Michigan has been decided on 20 fill
the vacancy.
some time aHa President Nilhuru
~ the buffalo exposition and Ssefr
tarY Root pleaded for Judge MeAii-
Ian and auccresod VA having him 70
tanned until further investigation
could be trade Recently further sVi.
dcnce accumulated sustaining the
charges and she president decided "a
remove him forthwith
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23
SHAMROCK WILL
RACE SATURDAY

NEW YORK. June a The mast
- ShamroCk III u beinK stcppsf to-
day at she Erie basin She vii -
ready saf her flrst trial spin over
the American cup course with sham
rock Saturday The Constitution,
Reliance and Culufmbia VIII not meet
again until June ID. OF Newport
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23
POLICE FIND
A NEW cLEW

NEW YORK. June 22.-1nspector
McClusky claims 10 have a clew 70
the identity Of those who placed .
dynamite bomb on board the liner
umhfia some weeks ago. AZ the r.
quest ~ detectives two Italians.
elHnora and Bsun. from Ilnhoksti.
Wefe rsmnnded back 20 the Tombs
this morning at the close of = police
investigation ~ highway robbery 4
letter wan found oa one q the men
relating 90 the placing Of the In
feanal machine on the Cuuard docks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23
lhI. morolar N. d.taIs Of No -larl

This morning m. details Of lhs STORY
iraksa uut
WIN stove poker u hole vac
punched Through che thin brick eHli
"a fhs nss Wing The Building luaAn
~ Il n esfs yell built 90 hHpk. but
as matter ~ fact II BE- anlY tHo
bricks thiek The belle bored NHR
hast lafEo enough fof the passage ~
zee mans hadf Through this the
feur men efauisd 90 liberty
Nis weeks $40 break vas made
FROM ihis same part ~ the Jail ana
~ rrtsnnsfa escaped
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23
JEWS OPPRESSED
BY HOLY SYNOD

BERLIN. June q The TaRebistt
today says the Russian holy synod
is taking a hand In the propaganda
against the Jews In Russia. Tn.
paper says that body has forbidden
priests ta bsptize jews unless they
can produce a police license permit
ting them a. change their religion
The measure L. intended to stop the
adoption Of Christianity BY the 1ews
who can thus escape legal disabili-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23
The City Doesn't Have 10 Pay for
Keeping Prisoners After they
Break Out, SO He VIII Do Moth
ing 10 Prevent Future Getaways
---Poiice Agree Win the Mayor

PORTER u hc was going to DO any
fhlas toward preventing the Whole.
sale Salt breaking that has boeu So
ms an, Iir said
10 EN- iet 'rm hgpak hail.
Lot vm set eut uf town. Then the
citY won't nave 81 So 60 the expense
of kseplHE them
inHnectef NJ rniiee Willard. Who
b aetiue as chief curing the ilinsss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23

haitie eith outlaw Tracy last sum.
ulrf Lunch nRs served aboard ths
little beat
Ameua At Williams guests were
feputf sheriff Mes4ee sud Mrs Mr-
Gee. Deputy sheriff John eadlb~.
ard Nise A ~ Wilson. Aian kafb-
sttne NiiliHHA J. " Williams
Fted MeOne and NJ. MIillnt.a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23

Tire suit q she Seattle Electric
company against the snoqualrlic
Power company. 10 RESTRAIN ths lat
ter from cutting On she power it has
been Furnishing the electric curn-
rany. came W before judge Hatch
tosiay. on The plaintiffs motion 90
have the restraining ofdsr issued
By Judge Taliman rneeufiyf made 81
feetlve Hntn the expiration - the
contract entered into three years
asa.
Attorney r. "a Har9lu. faf ths
enadualu1fe Power company. a1eu-
pied ss.nss ~ the fzarninE IN ssainE
over the hisfor yof the defendant
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23
POSTMASTER
1INVOLVED
George Lorsnx ard wife Indicted in
Csnnsctios with the Msehen Post
54e-- nssz-t-4---,. se--asi

wAaHfSGT0s. y G.. June y
The grand jury has found a ioint In
dictmeut against George l.oreu1,
posffnaatar ai Toledo. Mrs. Lorenz'
Naahan and tho members Qf the
firn of Croft brothers. IL VIII PROB
ably be reported 70 the court later
this afternoon. The charge ~ con-
gpiraey 10 deffaud the government
f.orenz and his wife are alleged 20
have been intermediates between
Naahnn and croft Bros, IN fraudu-
jout deals. The penalty under the
statute on which tho indictment ~
based in fine N $4,000 ana two
yearsf imprisonment or both.
Machen and tho Oroffs we're both
treeiougly Indicted under another
sfaf8fe for accepting and RiYins
britea. respectively The Indictment
found today and those previously re-
1t,raad refer 10 the same Transaction,
s5vateiua about 10000,
me Indictment wah returned 20
ne eonff 81 o'clock this afternoon,
I.ofenz and his wife VII be arrested
al aare. M further ball VIII be
required from AachSA Or ths ofoiis'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23

7 sAai -. SEP aiffsrsnss ~ psin.
eipls hstessn sac kAtsFY same cons
A. I'd bq f1sis ,,nd stone sad = rss-
s'af fuuistts - efhsF samhSias EaHas
aHte EuHee t8Ass U.oFrs this morning
henrY = ~ thai certain nunllieF.
sii te tFzssn eat - ha~i in this
vase. ana b. Fuplrtte uiunsy - bot
itHs he'll uili stng GA = certain nam-
lwf ! At refer thEs matter - ths
superior enArt St trial RI. tamas a.
each - fha NEE eli FsrnsIn at Sac
oHtF ere Nitasss Nns ssafu n ths
initsF1 ease shes d eafus an TO- hear
Ina hsfers Judzs nesHxe Hstar1 4 ga
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23
WANT II MNER PERMANENT
Temporary Injunction Order Against The Snoquarnle
Power Company Is Being Argued In Court

IN reading So frauchis. ard thr con
tract entered into between she Sc
affls Electric rofFl rauy and the Sun-
4usiruie Power company. The ~nu-
auaifaIr Power eampauY cut 50 feed
uires e. the Seattle Electric COM
nany. about three weeks nEo. bsliss-
inx that the latter company 81 soon
- work on the Fuyahup water
power plant was rumulrtsd. intend
ID 70 violate the contract Al that
tire the snuuualmie company vas
furnishing the aenttis Electric couf-
aanY Bfrh alra horse power. and
AS compelled - The eourts % ceu-
.fr4un simplifying fhat sffWeh sear
until tbts hssfine on the Temporary
Injunction.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23
WANTED TO BLOW
UP GRAND VIZfER

PARIS. June y "A message from
budapest 70 Minister Raprsi states
that IL ~ reported that the grand
xiEern palace Rt cnusfantinnpic mar.
rovsiY eacarsf being blown az with
dynamite to-day. bombs are report.
ID - have heen fixed - as..E=ssas.
rs voiutiorariFe. Numerous arrest.
hsra $3.50 ssss.sl-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23
SEVEN KILLED
I'M TRAIN WRECK

JEFFERSON cfTi. Ma. June y =
Sever persons are repeated killed Ia
collision hefNecn fso freight trains
on the Missouri Pacific failruad n~as
gaira Junction. early thts marnins
Fagf nssiies have been brought here
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23
SHE'S in THE MUD

owing 90 the failure yesterday ta
get the burned steamer Lazy Of the
Lake eff the mud et West Seattle
and place her on the ways. another
attempt All be made late this after
neon when the tide y expected 10 be
higher. The underwriters survey &C
Ter damages WI then BE- made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23
SCHWAB HAD
4 TAP/OcA

TRENTON. ~. J., June z2.-An
application for receiver for the
United states ahipbuiidluR company
IL being argued today IN tho United
states circuit court. This is an ao-
tlon IN which the transfer ~ the
bethlehem Steel company n said TO
have rendered the trust inHolvent.
In the transfer II - commended
Charles achwab received $4,000. :
600 IN bonds and $4,000. 900 OF the
common stock Of the new corpora
ton. and 100000 OF other com
mob stock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23
FIGHT FOR
STATEHOOD

GUTHRIE okla. June 22.-Ths
territorial Itc publican central com
mittee - In session here today for
tho purpose ~ discussing tho meas
urea necessary In the fght FOR atatc-
hood. 1t f. expected that the COM
mittea will declare Internationally
for Immediate statehood, separate
from Indian Territory.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23
MADE 4 PILGRIMAGE
TO BATTLE FIELD

Deputy sheriff JscR Williams yea
to-day took "a party Of friends to-
Bothe.i IN his gasoline launch, skip
around, to view the scene Of his
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23
STAR TIPS
Probable Winners of
Today's Races

FIRST RACE - Mercedes.
lflftis, Mover
SECOND RACF=ess Rose
ssatsr. Vstoraaat heresn.
THIRD nhGE=F. A.. Shaw
Midway. Csafas Berry
FOURTH RACE = Nomage,
Oerssn. Arthur Ray
FtFfH RACE = Uspifante.
Uidrsd. Goddess ~ Night
afNTH nheE=aad saHs, l..
"a. Brattain. Gisndeanina.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23
81 KILLED

BELGRADE. scrvia, June "A
claudburst at ISnyaiavatz today
Killed "a persons. Buildings we're de
mollshod, the property loss approxi-
mating lg,O0o.Q0V.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23

JERSEY CITY. N. 3, juno a.
Tbs Asphalt Company ff america
wae declared insolvent b Chancel-
Tor Stevenson and Is restreiSed from
doing business.
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they being unter snmcisns bonds IN
the previous indtrtmeuts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23

HAVANA, cuba. June 22.-The
Cuban American treaty reKardinh
the establishment Of a United STATE
ooailng station On tho fslo * Pines,
viii be signed tomorrca.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23

Judge uanfafd. m the federal
enuff today affirmed thr decision Of
United NlHffH Commissioner A e..
nnHtuan. ordering Lee ttpr. tim
f4ngk auu kuuk Ice aiias NauE
krs glaw. depofied 90 china.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23

Another iaii delivery occurred at
the city hestiis Yesterday morning
std fouf desperate prisoners man
aged "a eiuta ths eigiiaut officers
un watch ana escape
John Morgan. who Wa arrested
several GAYS $50 With TIVE feFslNsfH
couple of aifk knives aud auins
dynamite in bic possession. fiuft
Carlson. the rtnEieaaef III ths iaHf
laii hrvtk. aud DtiNer HuniFft and
Harry Baldwin. ttsa thieves Eof
neaF The police used every means
,N keep thF affair secret hut eafia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23
MAYOR HUMES THINKS JAIL
BREAKING IS A GOOD THING

q board over the hole o. m uH The
iAii ana guHaH that viii hcia NE
other prisoners ana krrp those " he
ESCAPED from efhN Inns hack in
There were ~ prisoners lee the
San nnd nnlY four 81 them broke
out
During the night the cells Ia The
basement 90 the city iati are Frrx
puafiy guarded. n AZ aii The ialler
remains IN tie general assembly
fgam and goes out with The rafrut
WaEan S henaksf e cell fnfries In
The iaii IL then unprotected. except
fnf the nreHsnun ~ couple of on
GERS IA the ssffranta desk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23

MGArhga FoRgcAsr--ronluhs and tomorrow.
eesesienal sNeersi fresh teutna - 70 southwest