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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-26
ELECTION IN KANSAS

TOPEKA. Kan. May 2g.-Under
generally fair weather conditions to-
day the successor 81 Congressman.
nov Senator Long. ~ being chosen
Victor Murdoch. editor OF tire Re
publican. viii probably be elected.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-26

u the short and scents fuats "a Spas
kane. Rate nf fara aud one ihifsi
made faf q. A Il sneafu Hsn~nt ard
Tisstai aaaos atisn. Tickets sad fun
Information at city 1tcket once. tta
Tfest ax.uus go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-26
"a ga n q n u . a . n =
.:STAR DUST:

Naw'a garbage franchise r. nov
with the little boy who ate the greet
apples.
Women spoilers In New orleun'
have been successful In tunnius
ticket scnlrern To earth. landing fiN'
la tail in one DAY.
Prince Henry % Germany IL Euiul
% visit the United States again
This time tncugnito. Don't tell any
body,
George Francis Train is seriously
On al stamford. coma
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-26

coNsTANTINopLE MsY - q,
Is ruunrv1 that Rusaia ana Aus
trfa arc nndinE their former meas
ufea insffis ient and haxa submitted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-26
CAREER ENDED

nrniIN. May 70 -Yvette duli.
bert. the singer. - ntiil seriously ~
nom cancer Or tho stomach. ~ ls
feared her public career 10 ended
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MAY NOT
RECOVER

PARIS. MAY &c Several victims
Of the automobile accidents are stu
In d preenfious condition Barrow
has a high fever and hiH recovery H.
doubtful Renhult N still alive but
ia a critical condition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-26

$50 ST. Paul and return. via Great
Northern railway. on sais June and
S. for A. .. a. " meeting - Paul
Tickets aad full Information az city
10 ket once. sta let ave -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-26
WILL GUARD
CURTIS JET
a crlssesi Stats % Affairs Eslsss In
the Tsnrsssse Fssd cssss--Fsss
81 Furthsr vieisnes

WINCHESTER. KY. May ss.-
Acting sheriff Little with twelve
xssdlers has arrived here - szz0ft
Curtis Jsts back to jackson 20
shaver 10 an Indictment Tor the
murder q Attorney Marcum. Tnsy
leave tonight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-26

Pennypaek-r Apologize fer SANDER under
r~nnsytvanta hing TO aralosA
for he az Itself
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-26
Dancing Classes

Professor WuHpn 81 nanks Hsll
Monday ard Friday evenings. 'fi-
vate lessons dafig.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-26

HARRIET clark johnson announces
the removal Of her studio from the
IIostan block 90 Ei1 East Howell
where she would be pleased 20 meet
her patrons Take broadway and
Pike car. Phones. Hue 3ae.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-26

JAcKS0S. ~. May ss.-The Of
ficuTa psHse Nhich Nsuf after Tom
white. Indicted Tor eomuiieitx In The
Marcun murder. have not returned
This leads 10 the belief that they
have had ffuuhle uf that White has
escaped altogether.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-26

May Il 70 81. Fafe ard ore third
for round trip. via the Scenic
Route Great Northern Railway
CITY Ticket once. ef3 First ave. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-26

LEXINGTON. NY May - a
dispatch 10 a local paper from Jack.
ssn says the situation In TIE fsud
cases IL critical II saws that Jet
VIII confess. inpiicating men q In
f1uenes and wealth and that q
mountain army - flee hiirs 'sad sssH
can b. secured e. wipe tn handful
q troops out q existence.
A consultation Vas held ~ the
officers u the militia today a. 10 the
advisabiitty 81 asking the governor
far an increased force. II Il feared
that the train bearing Jett tonight
vii b heid up and the prisoner re-
leased. The grand jury - still n
aaaafJra
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Dental Assoc alton. Spokane.
May II "a u. Pare and ono third
for rauad tIlu. via The "Seeale
Route Great Northern Railway
city Ticket uftae. efg FIRST ave. 80
a-.--=-=-Aa===-
90 90 Spinning for bicycle reps g.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-01

case Of he Rroi etSoOd Vine compsny cha. !hsiII
sesn Sonaesfn 1assss Over Nineteen thousand
Ts,s % 81 ,ns Du1s e to
the power Of thought is fully suts'An,isied BY .
9, the wsg sy ss CIV CHAM
Rsgne Why Not tss Brp,hethocd cesm n sns.d
q he he II oef 70
snd ,es suhges nave dsS,ded INA, A ~, Meni' eafe
question has an exceedingly broad scope, and sue
moro importance than the snswer OF the problem
proper Involves. lhe ,peiss,ent preference ior
mas been an essSils.ed custom, IS a iegie,isble
ooncesslon TO liza twinls A, and the eager payment
are no het,crifIndsti good ts cur own indicate
vefy pn American selnt. pitliul lack Of DIS
many do no, drink Broihsrhood Champs sne my
dse ,e from 1o s ae9ye 10 WY we ms 10
suggest that there Is no answer.
The following nve prize wnpney, arc O. D: Keelsr
PREJUDICE against American Wines IS the only reason
Sd az wn,s and I sqs Of ne
S.~ 5TS s ~: s,s.ss Ws .sss
Is toe rarest Of virtues" T. Josepn Rheims. n, Y:
srs srIs .n Is';Ss r. you ):
price More G often ne quality .n rs IS ,Sdsra sy
sPp, Bro,Ssrhood isSei, G nj the 6cs, npol led
ns ~SSd a: .s, @ Q. We new se TSrt
city. who SAYS: There are many reasons why we
should not pay tax on Imported champagne. hut
none IL rorc cogcnt than the feet ths Brother-
hood Champagne has sura a long established repu-
tatlon for purity and gcnerul excellence thsl We
neeo seek none better anywhere. Importation OF
goods which can be produced In our own country
as good and ss cheap a. foreign articles Is unwlse
and unnecessary. Every dollar sent abroad Tor
such goods IS double robbery Of ourselves, being
Just that much taken from orr rational wealth.
ana also that mucn contributed 10 The encourage :
uent OF foreign Industries II the expense OF our
own. Every sraiment OF economy and pairlo'sm
II AGAINST paying tax on imported champagne and
IN favor o. using Rro,herhooi Chamragns Miss
Frances G. Morrill, ~ West sd street New YORK city.
who says imported wines are drank because
ektraydgance Ia toe nile Of the hour. and most peo
the contents. However, wnen people awake TO the
fact that Brothe mood Champagne Is synonymous
With quality and a fair price there viii b. dim!nu
tion IN the Revenue derived from the tsS on I'm .
ported Clar1pagnes, The new Puize Tor March
Is In the cars. Mr. Edward n, Emerson. President.
has issued cnecks on the Chemical National Rank
TO the above prl,e winner
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VISITING SCHOOLGIRLS WIN.
Lawrenceytlle Team Garry or Point Ban.
uer at Columbia Games.

out-of-town schools made q great record
at the intersnholastic games held by C7lum-
bia University at the Twenty-se cond Refi-
ment A-rrory yesterday afternoon. The
Lawrenceyille boys won the team banner
with % points and Hill School of Pottsville.
Pa came second with II points
The Brooklyn High School. which did the
best OF the local institutions, only scored
n points, while many New York schools
wfre shut out entirely.
The competitions in most OF the events
were hard fought and exciting The old
helf-miie record OF : minutes rs seconds.
held by Herbert Marvel, fell when +. b.
Parsons OF l., wrencevflle crossed the tape
In minutes seconds. Parsons took the
los on the fourth lap and maintained II until
the end. although IL looked for time as "
Hnbdson Of Pratt institute would overtake
him
On tho FIRST lap OF the mile nun n =. Hin
OF Pingrv School was iostled and fell he sd-
long on the track He hled a protest. but II
no day .wss in the half-mile run for eramn A.
school boys Jons. WHO was in hith
nlaoe at the be ginning OF n. nral lap pass, y,
a. a. na ~" % oV ps-Se NV w." tie sr.S ''
sso.Y.rd R vp-wor ~ z. p, Pm Laurence.
S Se sag k & s bSoo2u Roys Hun School,
third Tine minutes s.eosds rS,ss.In, ne
. seeonss see Is 'Si Hsitsft xsns.p.
-o.Yard S.nior-Won ny T. H. Reueil.
I.wrsnesyiit school n. Hammond Hil School,
second ". {. Johnston. Hi school. third. Tine,
~ : seconds.
io.isrd Dash. Junior For boys under 10 year
OF are-Won by Y. Jessup Boys Hrh Schoo
brook yn; Roy e. perharn. Rutherford HGh S,,hooi,
second. G. II Edgell. Cutler school. Third. Time
7SYsrd pash-For gram mar .ehool boys Won
| by T. Jones Public Srhooi I? z. y Dsy, Pubic
| School No. second: T. Reilly. fordbsm Srhool,
| third. Tine. I S seconds.
putting " Pound Shot-Won by Andrews,
| IAwrenoevillo Schoo v IN an actual put OF " for,
fsst lnches. 4. BIZ ami Morris n Oh Sctoo third,
- Yard Ruh-for grammar school boys-won
| by p Joas. Pubic Se Dol ., L FITZPATRICK,
Pubic scne9 . second r. Iyrn: rs.''e school
70 Yard Hlrdle-Won by ". c. Johns,oa. HIN
| school '. n t,svis. NJ Seaool second w conhy,
| Erasmus Hail. ihifd. Tine. sseoonds
one Mule Kun-w By =. a. Parsons, Lawr>no .
| vile Srhool. r. North iolylretIIe frepsthtory
| Srhool ssoOnd; =, ". Edstu, tu,rr school tLir..
nm. r,,,g,s,. ~ cd. I'd, sx.u.. s,,o.,
second it,nhsr Koch. Berkeley School. third
Ilms 81 Sc seconds
RlhhlnF tlsn yynP.wss BY william G
ias,,,Yi .o@f 4 n ANtnsIs.a. s. t.yi. sescsI
GsIden Gty, aud " Hammond. hill tstooi ~
feet q inelss On the Pump on fot tho a,sdsN,
Dir rissT.d fsst lnehss foI ssscnd pisss and al
siss W Ehilsss.s ssa ~ medal isi .hic plso,
sskssl' Il niossilI HlsE Srhes o. rtsit 10
sutgF, . kutAs5i0fd Hlsh ald folylsehnis Pre-
psrsiofy Ssh0,i sSsch, csilsf 50 Paul . bsIts
~ Enihgs Hall sAd Aofns hlsh, each
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ssoo000 ron SAsEBALL CLrB.


puILADFLFHIA. Feb - o. The Pull adslphla
Das<baii Tub We sold today 10 . syndioais
~ shioh jsmss Potter of ihis c,y 10 the head
9Ls s1ad pito ~ ths duo sald 10 he 10
- usishbOrhoOd ~ tsoo 90 SAs 80, sh
oouhoed
fhs transfer zee made b, Cot JoLn A
9Ossfs 20 James Potter, iappssutins tho
0vbdioais bsnsY Drsyfuss ~ pnisbuTs
Obp hes been nssoiisilns tho deal hs'ins
op,lnaulshsd al connouilon ih tLs iTaLsao.
NJ 40 s0.ln - the ds.l sas d0.ad
Jls aub sildl wiil fsIfssshl ibs Asiisnsl
l9as as thf soasor sin 10 0uaif0lls.i 10
elilAasiphl.n, ihs 'SnaiaAis Lsius msas 40
u tsssil -ihT.s msn 40 ah issnig ~ ihssf
90 lfon thlf ntN Iss ffoh itnnLnail aud
90 from lHiifbafE siSrk autislsng all
- TONED nsii sast Shsn 40 fhsfss ali
- ai,1tsd sa'oidins 10 ths iain paid
W. f0itsf shi H. i,istlasti - 40 hss
svnlang sEd a hlsiisiihs aiahassna
eos,aff iLs msnassi ~ 800 o. 81
esahasa unii iais 80 Iah.si ~ ito..
ssmsas,ns ehs s,iaisss go % foilsss
esalAaslpi,is AfihaI ksFbsid iissuffi
ks.esAe 'ss'A' bs''a is'.s' is''si
tstsssI 5 49, \ 1871, ss4E.l.s
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fsisel 49, 'sr. haIHfl 800 tI eco. I'll
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Dsssssiss shs Aussasa Arsssssss sss~ ,sas
sssSss>s Are tsssk

~ Hsnrs n1m doc snh fhun and Charles
JohI s0n. Ils 0alI dslsssiss from hAnhsi.
iah bsfoash shs sitsDdsd tLs Ahsfirsn
hasills isAsfsss aOss tnilep a. indlsnspalis
lssi assl arrived hons issi f'iaAy hishi
Nash ecu fssisfdsr DT lam hsd not 20.
aasfd fISm ~ knorksHi san mastered
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soto 81 lsF ssudal -sssass - ~ ssa.
ft'sf o. go lhfshnsil as.ssaiss ssa 80
foo 'llsass asisfsisF -ia $40 sssI - iesasd
,ai.' 80 - p.u,s d .ssi q ss. i,-iisis .
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s sSS s@s' the esd he %Sossae Drs
wen ,Ssy dsf.s,.i nc S.sbury q Johnson Hye.
hui in 'he last ganc OF the series NE Colgate a 90
Kemp bowlers and dropped back to second place
seAn. Tue scores
COLGATE co-Barnes. iSs 81 7r,si, i-s Brush.
1871. Tault ler, is7; Colgate. ~? Toisl. Ss
c. ssaSg'' ~ Sims Scrinsa,% 10 Judge s. tOs
o.Ss sSSt' 10 ' sornnsaaw is ySdss iss ros
us sasn q Mer'ii, -; ksmpI. ils Total 80
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ts,sssssssss Shsss
sessis r.sss nsssssas q 70 -.

hIFlI AII|TI y = 40 ~ IuHId =
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iss. $50 ,ssss,.

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Leather Photo.
graph Frames

Solid pigskin backs, with two
folds. May be carried in travel
ling bag or trunk without incon-
venience and are ornamental for
dresser or mante!.
In all sizes, from two inches
square TO Imperial photograph
size, and IN all styles. NJ de by
the saddles in our English work.
shops.
From SITS up
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HsGsTl ff.stifsf q tssftss 80 ssfsaf ~
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Bedford PAace-T inner. iSs Gates, iSS: Carey.
100. Williamson. ise eutncne, ia Total 10
Hckert, iis: Jewell, ?l<. TOTAL, 5Ss
Nontsuk-Arnoid. iol AAreh, ia. Allen, us
Eckert, tA3 Jewel, ia Total, GA
fifh Avenue -Tum Sgd<n. ia lyman. ISt.
A. HAler iss, Hoopsr ts4. Su IN, ls7. Total. A.?
raIRN aAsz
Finh Awnue-Tum SUDDEN, III Lyman. ~?
A Ehler. lie Hooper lN Smith. ISL. Total, ma
Redford FAlsct -.1r mar ia GA,cs, iS carey -.
tA wthsmsou. iti. Suincbs la. Total 10
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wyanoke Boat Ciuh-wagner. ?oe; Curtis, Ics
Nelson. t2s; Mcclure, ia Maher. tei. Total. eS2:
Nonpareil Rowing Association-Shoema maker, III
Baies, I@: bartlett, i52; Hunkep. i7s: Pearse, 1871
Total soB
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-01

Friday al ght's game IN the West Harlem Leeguc
tourns 1icnt was won BY the Unique team Tue
scores:
Cniluei- Davis, i7S veruiiye, itt Holiander
ioa; Kirkpatrick. ISn Price. I+o. Total. 7N
Traders-Mles, lbi; Ebert, lS; Foss, 1884, Rings
dorf, i<S Betz, l52. Total. rs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-16
DEATH WAS INSTANTANEOUS
rose Riddled Fugitive Italian
Murderer with Bullets.

npoNaie, Wash, Dec, l5..-With n
mgi,,,no t upon his trail, Joe Dllio, the
M lUallan murderer, left the road
brns," 'oIhlng and took refuge IN tho
Nae near Valley, Wash. Here he
As discovered shortly after daylight
brrss" e posse advanced through tho
loS ONO. who was lying behind n
wiz 'sed his head and pointed re
VAL. at his pursuers. The nosse
onan. Tor no further warning hut
,ts ure. Kidding him with rifle hui
m, Death was instantaneous
,oIo ana Antonio Del Vecchio ,,,o.o
SEER" IN a grocery and saloon In
sp SN9 ,l,, On Saturday thew ouarreled
vo u Dllio shot Del Veochio nortaIIu
ply It.ulhs him, Dillo then fed I,ast
W athysterlous Italian entered f..
niles no ~ ways hotel at Valley, forty
n by tbo uu OF Spokane. He came
Ne evoe pa'k door. kept his hat over
people auuu turned his back on other
locked a, men he went to his room he
Bis bed ''0r ana barricaded II with
con ypca5r YAK, who is a constable. was
10 get doe I'VE man was DlllQ but tried
fore arrss,lle tacts from Spokane be-
his cot sung him Weatherwax put
nan sboniI sac Dilio's door, lest the
Abo,t attempt to escape.
left tho No. CLOCK this morning Dillo
mill ana lie went TO mill ahn,it
breakfo.t nalt away where he bought
started An, ana an overcoat. Then ne
constabloo The road. Meanwhile the
arrest bi,, sot orders from Spokane 10
men wltb Organizing a posse OF six
through I've ,Wo dogs they tracked DIllo
Was kjno snow into the brush. where he
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-16
BIG JAIL BREAK.
Thirteen Prisoners Escape from
Tombstone Jail.

Tombstone, Ariz., Dec. l5.-A sensa-
tional jail break occurred hee tonight,
and 10 prisoners effected their liberty
by saving the Jail bars and breaking
through the jail walls Two Of the pris-
oners, Bert Alyord and w. A, stiles,
were held as the principals In the CO.
chise train hold-up in this county
year ago. The former was Under SEN
tence of two years In the penitentiary
and the latter had six indictments hang
ing over him on the same charges The
other escaped prisoners are Mexcans
held for petty crimes. The prisoners left
in a body headed toward the Mexican
line. II was learned that the fleeing
escapes appropriated a horse belonging
to a citizen living below town. Two
Mexicans on the outside are suspected
of assisting the prisoners to escape.
Immediately after the alarm two pos
SEES of well armed deputies started in
pursuit. The territorial ranger force
and all the local officers In the county
have been notified and orders have been
given to patrol the boundary line to
prevent the prisoners fom getting into
Sonora.
This is the second Jail break made by
stiles and Avord within a year. Stiles
wounded Jailer Bravin at the time of
the first break.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-16
Filing for Probate of Alpheus D.
Dubois VIII Shows He Was
Married so Years Ago,
LEFT ALL TO HIS DAUGHTER.
flo Had Accumulated a Fortune OF
Half a Million Dollars, Teaching
School All The While.

Nav York. Dec. ia romance,
,urled nearly half a century, has been
dsclosed by the fling for probate Of
ho win made by Alpheus d. Dubois,
wbo had presided over public school
81 this city as principal for SO years.
,ro retired three years ago and died
sunday The will astonished even his
most intimate friends, for 1t showed
,hot ha had amassed fortune valued
=, one-ouarter to half a million of dol
lars,
The romantic interest In the will
oyises from the fact that "A bequest is
made to Prof, Dubois daughter. Not
avon the old schoolmaster's most In
innate friends, and his conhdants were
ew knew he had been married, and
he testator. in naming the daughter,
nsed only her given name because he
dIJ not know to whom she had been
married.. Investigation shows that the
nrofessor separated from his wife near
~ 10 wears ago, She went away, taxi
inc their little girl, and neither the
husband nor his relatives ever heard
rom them again. They are supposed
N be still alive and In this country
bnt where no one knows. The profess
sors relatives refuse to give any In
formation regarding the affair long
buried In the past, but 1t Is said the
wife was member of well-known
Amlly here.
prof. Dubois was the son Of min
lister. His wealth is supposed to have
been accumulated through shrewd in
yestment Of his savings as a teacher
For more than ~ years he lived in
small room. preparing part Of his own
meals and declared he spent only a dol
lar or so daily while his income grew
Until It reached the sum of 100000
year