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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-08-22
THE LATEST NEWS IN SHORT ORDER.
Domestic.

Miss Katherine Grathwol. aged "a. a
teacher. OF s.; Paul. Mimi, died Of
heart failure from exhaustion on 4
mountain trail in California.
Caleb Powers was again put on the
stand in his own defense. He told
substantially the same story he has told
before.
The bodies OF George Evans and
Florence Brown who have been miss
ing Tor several days. were found il
Canada Lake.
Ely collision between 4 trolley car
and freight train in New York one
man MAS killed and several we're IN
jured.
One man is dead and FIVE others in
jured a the result oi head-on COLI
sion between trains near Chicago.
Mai Robert l.. Billiard has demand
cd redress from Sultan Desecn. the tr;-
bal leader OF the -anao Moros.
James Smith. Jr. OF New Jersey.
was appointed receiver OF the Union
Iron Works OF San Francisco.
y trust in religious forces to bring
about economies III Soul-saving Is be
NIX IElAdtCQ III AlnNGSo-
Frank Shir,lcff shot and killed hi,
aunt. Mrs. George Schoicld, at New
Britain. CT.
Tie James Street bridge. which CON
meets the Kansas Citys, was earned
AWAY by high water.
Between COCO and 1000 textile strik-
crS have returned 10 work in Philadel-
phia.
The strike OF the Holyokc paper
makers will be declared of this week.
Seven persons are now dead as the re-
sult Of Gilbert Twigg maniac. firing
rccklesSly on 4 crowd al concert al
Winfield Kansas.
Gen. John c Black and many other
prominent delegates to the Grand Army
OF the Republic convention arrived in
San Francisco.
Justice John Woodward. OF New
York. addressed the Chauiauqua Assem-
by on The Mob Spirit i'll America
President J. H. Thompson. Of
the Charleston CIV. Na) Electric Com
pany, has disappeared and is charged
with eribczzieInert
John s. Wise surprised Richmond So
cicty by cancclling his box al the Horse
Show.
Norfolk GA believes Vice President
J. NJ. Barr is soon 10 leave the Seaboard
Air Line.
The will OF 4. II Grandy. OF Norfolk.
Va. leaves his SI75.ooo estate TO his
widow and children. making her cx-
ccutriX
In an address before the Lutheran
Assembly at Dixon. H.. Judge Gross
cup, oi the United States Circuit Court,
said that government control OF mo-
nopolles is essential 10 the perpetual
ton OF American institutions.
Secretaries Shaw and Hitchcock
were among the Presidents callers. OBJ
lection is made TO calling Congress to-
gether during October because en-
gagemen;s oil members in State cam
paigns.
Col. T. 6 Bush. president OF the
Alabama Consolidated Coal and Iron
Company, spoke in behalf OF the OPP
orators in arbitration proceedings at
Birmingham. Ala.
The Socia;i>tic element in the Gar
mentworkers National Convention. in
session At indianapolis. made second
and unsuccessful attempt TO capture
control
y white man named Thompson and
negro named Wrigh;rlan were lynch
ed IN Colqvitt county, Ga, for assault
ing I %l:i;c woman
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-08-22
Saved From L,uchers.

Albany. Ga (SpcciaD Officials here
deny the reported lynching oi King
a negro. and a white man
named Thompson at Hartshcld yestcr-
day FOR assaulting Mrs Mathis. Il white
woman. The two men. who were recog-
nizcd by Mrs. Mathis as her aSsailants.
have been placed safely i'll Jail at Moul-
trie. Ga. by officers after Guiding mob
which had been III pursuit OF the negro.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-08-22
Took th. Children, Too.

Chicago. III. (SpeciaD John Malan-
der. foreman in the Illinois Central
shops. boarded with Mrs. Minnie Tcede-
man at o74I Escanaba avenue for four
months Friday he LETT. taking with him
Mrs. Minnie Tccdeman. five little Tecdc-
mans. ranging in age from nine years to
eight months: one load OF assorted fur
niture from the Teedeman home. and
ono well-stocked lardcr from the Teedc-
man residence Iccdeman arrived home
late i'll tic day He found the empty
home locked.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-08-22
Fatal Shoe ing ARRAY.

Springfield. Mo. (SpeciaD.-Jim Nc
Coy shot and killed John Hancock, FIVE
miles south OF Ozark. the resul; OF a
family feud OF years standing. Mccoy.
who is son OF the late Capt. John
Mccoy. a noted antc-bcllum politician
OF Missouri. was arrested Captain
Mccoy was president Of the Arkansas
constitutional convention that abolish
ed slavery in that state at the close OF
the civil war.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-08-22
Weds Death IL Gay down.

New Haven fSpcciaD After array
ing herself in evening drcs. for dinrs.
party. to which she had been invited.
Mrs Arthur f.. Bradley draal: carbolic
acid and died in the presence OF her
parents and family Mrs Bradley was
ihe handsome daughter 81 Loren II.
Stannard. wealthy manufacturer OF this
~eiiy. and lived at his summer place.
Woodmont. on the Sound Mrs. Brad
icy was unhappy in her married life.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-08-22
DANCER OF L.yCcrinq.

Bette. Mont ESPECIAL Walter Jaci;
,cn who i il Jail at Hamilton charged
with he murder al he 6-ycar-old bo.
krewn IS "Buck ;S in imminent DANCE.
ri bong lyncscd The sheriff has bar
.icadcl Tie jail aud :hc crowds tax o!
c"it,ug The wi-e> u prevent him iron
communicating WIKI Tie Governor. Hun,
drcd> ii yauclc.>. aroused to fury by
The raturc Il lacl>nns alleged crime
poured INTO SicvcnsviNe. tie boys
home. and Hamilton during The day
The Jail IS heavily guarded and the
sheriff has declared he will resist to the
last
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-08-22
Cashiers Arrest Follows q Eailurc.

Red Bank. N. J. (SpecialD L. Cow
ar. cashier OF the dcfunct Navesink Ma
iional Bank, was arrested on the charge
OF embczzling $4,000 oil the banks
5nnds. Cowart surrendered to United
States Marshal Garsardc here and fur
HDished $4,000 bail 10 await tie action OF
1he Federal grand jury.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-08-22
AspIiyxiated In a Hotel.

New Haven. Conn. (SpcciaD The
odor OF escaping gas led to the discovery
OF the dead bodies OF a man and wo-
man i'll a hotel here 4 gas Jet in the
room was turned on. and il was cvidcn,
that the deaths were due to aSphyxia-
ton. The bodies have not been linden
tilted
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-08-22
LawIessness at q Navy Yard.

The commandment of the Charleston
IS. CO Navy Yard has asked the De-
partment for an additional force of ma
rncs TO protect life and property there.
il being alleged that a condition OF law
lessneSs exists
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-08-22
RUSSIA SENDS WARSHIPS
Part OF Her Black Sea Fleet TO Ov rave
the Sultan.
FULL PREPARATION is DEMANDED.

The Russian Amba. sacor Has Eeen Telegraph.
ed TO from Sebas,cpoI Notifying Him OF til.
Orders Received BY the Naval hea quarters
so That Tic 81: y b. Prepared for Whatever
May Come.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-06
HOTTER TN { N
THAN NOW
TO-DAY raH AshlvERsARY OF
sGArTLE's BAPTISM or FIRE

To-day IL lie 1ah anniversary Of
the great SEATTLE hrn which absolute.
/ ~ deafrafad The entire business Gle.
itsiet ~ the eiif. Fl mat time NJ
I uyerrfown country town Of not fngfs
I thun $1,000 population Inc blaze
/ started through the atouufning ri
a slueap Ia furniture factory on
/ First avenue near Seneca street ard
/ spread auufhWafd. Destroying every
/ building. wood bfiek and rfnns
/ alike IN its path Hut one brick
1 building escaped tire nnurf. thai
/ being The Boston book Hi The cor
/ nrr 0f Second avenue and Columbia
street A. that Time thlF was 10
/ ~ The maHt pfgtHHtipus STRUCTURE
/ In the city.
The water supply gave out soon
aftor The are started. ana during the
/ entire Afternoon af hot June dHy
and FAR Into the night the naneh
. ragged unchecked. destroy Ing null.
lions ~ daiiHfs worth Of property
and rendering thousands n citizens
homeless
Before the ruins had cooled. the
Seattle spirit. manifested Itself. aud
the citiz M. many ~ Hhom hnd lost
all they possessed. began the re-
building ~ the city
Seattle today stands az a mnnu-
meni a. the undaunted fnergY u
the men whom appalling calamity
could not discourage. During the -
years that have passed since June q.
iSss. Seattle has increased in popu-
iaiion 30 at least 10 900 ana hnf be-
comc one Of the large cities - the
county.
The dreams Of the men who on the
morning after the great hrr reHaif=
81 o. rebuild shiEaef and better THAN
before" have been realised,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-06
COUNTRY HOMES
ARE EXPENSIVE?
Question Readily An
SWered in the
Negative
RIVERSIDE ACRES AN EXAMPLE

II g. q significant fact that the lux
ury OF living IN the country during
the summer IL not confined 20 the
very rich. The advent Of the trolley
has enabled city workers to enjoy all
the pleasures % auburban.iifs and at
the So me time save money. II IL a
luxury no longer. hut the very re-
verse. a decided economy
Riverside acres have had a ready
sale for this very reason. The home
seeker who rcbolied against a 10
foot lot OF Nat convenient 10 bust
ness" found In Riverside an ideal
spot for the erection af home and
at less cost 20 build and maintain
than - poaaihls inside the city limits
II has been demonstrated that a
single acre win support an entire
family. but the average acre IL bare
Of even a single growing thing. the
clearing" taking even the most
beautiful shTubbery that takes years
20 grow, leaving the landscape bare
and uninviting.
Riverside IL differenti II ~ a nat
urai park surrounded tn every d.
rectian with magnificent Views. The
river. winding among the trees In
the valley, the mountains showing
their snow capped peaks IN every AZ
raetioH. II ~ q minutes ride on the
fntsrurhan.
Cars leave ~ $50. 7.bo. $50 and
20 on all day up TO midnight and
later. The actual fare f. sc-a trans
fer from any city line to the Inter-
urban counts as n nickel. and the
return transfer. taking you 20 any
part Of tho city. which makes the
tte round trip ticket actually a
nickel.
It IN worth while going To River
side. n only Tor a days outing. and
many viii undoubtedly 20 tomorrow
Mr.. lincoln and his assistant
salesmen are at the depot all day
long and WIN take pleasure IN show
Ing the property. The price r. tisi
an acre and upwards
Easy terms may be arranged
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-06
THE MARKETS

Straw berries we're scsrue ana sd.
ranesd tesiay to p1.a90t o. per crate
othsfetsu there we're no changes ia
quotations.
WHOLESALE PRICES
ffhss. rfsess az 10 aar taass - assa.
itist HfAess en- susM f.l4fthaaas aeafess
- 80 ssnt. ilst.sl
Provisions
Ffrsh Msst-cuw b~sf 49, - a.
tsssf hssf > go 10. roatlsa. - rsf ID
- to- =, y ',si tgie, - a.
ihe. tsiH~a. tFssa. t9sF
Neas,.siss
iiafis.ns l-aiaia-s s.liss, g. 80 i - So
ten Fssfmsts az gpB1Eaa go faH As-
t@litafHiss tsH2r psr - raHasa 81 r.
tassstass o. ~ 30 ssaAsts ietfass. q.
ssi,-ss - :. - -- -, - 80 s ss.s.
80 - sstfFr ssasfasa=. e. - So 80
ustIts efssa $50 fCsa 80 ~ stfsts
- - .s...., .' -, =. -, -
%: :. :: : ~ - y. 2. ..as =
- ct sfssn, 10 - A. haHzass 8
Green FrvN. Ute
Native straw berries : aaat uatiss
sae.-stsffiss o. r. ~ uaH caafsfsas ehsF
Lssneas o. seea ~ - - ssaasa@
q 500 = 80 hat wquis. wtGt q so
est fsasf o. 'natg - hsasnas - -
- = 80 asanfa srsFs ffpit q sasfsfea y
Better. Cheese, Epgs. Pesitrr E
ttztt.E wsshiasiua sfsssssfiss "a
Es.s 5s.a r.sss s.szis - 49,. fs.sa.
1t.s.@s s.tiys wsshfsstaa. fsf sFssrss
isetss nsntssssf. Hr. s~isa sfts -
rassitffa Dressed tafkrfs ssNsset hsf
hsfs ieafFa Tive susAa tee. afs@s~s 80
ags5as ehaaasns o. Esat r. rsr sna .
Aay. Grain and Feed
a.Ie e. % - taa tAEisF - - 50
t-aas wkssa fEfGzs go foa shalA - -
- ~ 80 tea hrsn a. - - tHHi shsfN
a. a. - tsa at faa4. taaRa = ~
f.ssisfa Naahiuafan tinsstAHs -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-06
MARINE NEWS

The big freiEhssr Aztec. one IL
Northwestern Commercial company
20 carry freight 20 Nome. arrived
from san Francisco yesterday. She
win carry about 5000 tons % gener-
Al mere aaudisr, must 8f = nc "a i 5ass-
inE sent north BY the company.
Steamer Santa Ana arrived froru
Walden last night Wiih 90 passengers.
large consignment Of mail and tea
tons % Eiiamar copper ore.
Steamer Indiana sails FOR Nome
late This afternoon. with t0ao tons
o. freight and 50 passengers. Among
the latter was q. ". Williams Of
Milwaukee. manager q the Nome
4 KouRarok Mines company. which
intends 10 employ % men during the
GUNNER.
Freixhter coneu1augh puts out FOR
Nome this evening with 5000 tana N
freight. including large conHign-
mgut Of livestock.
Steamer Spokane arrived this
morning from her FIRST excursion trir
Of the season to Southeastern Al.
sska The weather sssest - ts:e s!ss.e
was hne and clear. Muir glacier
could not be closely approached or
account Of miles % floating lea
which blocked the steamers way.
A good view was obtained of Taku
glacier.
The passengers speak highly Of the
courteous treatment accorded them
by Capt. Nicolson and Officers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-06
TELEGRAPH BRIEFS

SPARTA. wia.. June e.-The mob
that assembled last night and
Threatened 20 lynch murderer Mout,
gamery. quietly dispersed without
making an attempt to secure tins
prisoner.
WASHINGTON. u. g. June -
Word wna received today from Gov.
srnor Taft REGARDING the nsW none
tary system In the Philippines which
was expected 10 be established July
4 he says Il viii not be inauEur
ated until September /. owing "a
many complex details yet 10 be ar
ranged
LONDON. June s-f.ord Salisbury
Il reported as being better this morn
Ing.
LONDON. June s~-The Central
News Agency announces that the
pope's illness Il due 70 Inflammation
q the bowels.
PARIS. June 6--nsputies Her-
teaux and Quot uenuva fought a
morning. The latter was wounded
In the forearm.
VIENNA. June s.-ffeliing. Hun
gary. was destroyed by Gre today.
Seven persons were burned 20 death
ROME. June s.-f;o~aE=T Queen
Marguerite has written friends say
ing she intended u visit America
during IN coming autumn.
GENOA. Neb.. June As The
Union Pacific freight train rounded
curve north ~ here this morning
II struck handcar. killing two men
and injuring one.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-06
MASONIC
CONCLAKE

The Masonic beetles - Washington
VIII assemble Zee their annual con-
elafe In this city next Monday. They
Viii be in session Tor 10 days Each
branch 90 the ordef Will hold its
meetings separately though all Nil
unite IN the social assem- biaKts
The foiiowins ieaaea viii compose
the cunciave The Grand cogncil u
Royal and Select Masters Grand
IodEc % Pres ard Accepted Nasuns.
Grand Chapter u Royal Arch Ma
sans. Grand Cammandsry % knights
1nmplar. and the Grand Chapter %
the order % the Eastern star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-06
CALLS 4 SPECIAL
CABINET MEETING

WASHINGTON. T. G. June a.
The special cabinet meeting called
BY the president fuF the purpose 81
DISCUSSING matters asS eiopSi duriua
his absence began A II % clock this
morning. Secretary shaw beinE ths
only absentee Il - expected thar
much tifns will es devoted to The
post office scandals ana th~ govern
ments attitude toward Russia with
references to the kIshlneff horror.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-06
DOESN 7 THIHk
HE'S THE NAN

chief Of Police Sullivan received a
telegram from the Oakland uoifcs
last niFht requesting him % arrest
and hold cpiaFsa man named
Walker who Rad murdered Mrs.
Elizabeth i.sHruY. an AErd colofssi
wolfram m that city Yesterday II
WAS thought that the Walker who h
wanted tn Oakland for the brutal
murder might Be the man uho was
arrested IN the SieRulnE Car rortsF'n
club violently insane. The telegram
received last sNsuinE minuirly dis
srfbes the man wanted. several Of
the scars on the person Of the
murderer could not be found on
Walker the insane man. Shsn he
Waa examined last night chief
Sullivan said this morning that he
dld not believe walker. who vas ar
rested here. was the man wanted In
Oakland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-06
WAR AGAINST
the SALOONS
PIKE srnnGr osooouRlEs ARE
NOT wANrEo

The nEht against the liesusing u
nsuF1 saloons GA PIKE street shoNs
ne signs % ahatinE Tie council
meeting nsxt MendaY night prognisss
10 b. sniiyrnrd hf = aght against
the Proposed i,censes conducted bs
PIKE street hu sinesu men ffun the
iehty. that NIL maze several nofth.
end euauciimsn sautffn. unless thT
attack h blocked ~ sAH ApplisatiDnr
Tor Pike strvrt arsusrs being turr
Fl Down in the polite. license ana
revenue cumuitfas fuufu.
Tfts I@tsu fiFsarafs aAsasstal I'm ule.l
|, 49, . - - - -. g. :, ~ - 20
s.os.a itrsn.ss sish ths eaunrn riefs
yesterday afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-06
THEATERS|


Seattle Thsstsr
Captain swift" tins story % a.
Australian bandit pha breaks tnin
london society. u the attraction a
the seattle thestsf nest week
George Alison Wtli have tho TITS
Faie
The little Minister usli BE- seer
81 the seattle fof the last tiins To
night There vii br = faatinee this
Afternoon.
Third A~snss Thsatsr
A matinee performances ~ Sport
ina Life" All Be given by the Wal.
ter sanford Company At the wp.tuwf
house this afternoon and the iahl
performance tonight
Commencing tofuoftUW uisht tbs
summer ntoek company Ni8 present
The struggle - f4fe. = play asif
% - filled with thrilling incidents
ard sfeat scenic effects.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-06
NO CLEW
Auburn Murder Is Still q
Mystery

Coroner uoye received word. last
nieht. that & ". Montgomery a
brother 60 the man murdrrrd Tot ne
money near Auburn. would arrive
IA Seattle either tonight or sofuof=
row morning from Idaho 10 IL niah=
ahle that after the inquest the body
win be SHIPPED O. Promise CITY,
iowa. Montgomery former home
No clues have been found To the
identity % the murdsrvrs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-06
DENTIST CHARGED
WITH AWFUL CRIME
DR.. Van Waters Accused of As
SauIfing a IO-Year-Oid Child
Released Under Bonds

the criminal assault upon her The
aileEod crime occurred but few
days aKu 4 complaint was draW "a
az and the Warrant Ter the dentist =
arrest issued from Justice Cam. =
court Deputy sheriff Meek found
nr Van Water lu his officr la the
York building on First avenue and
Pike street
Prosecuting Attorney Scott said
this morning that he had been adj
Ntaed that there NHH another case
similar Co the present one that might
be brought against De Van Waters
but he believed that a. one prose-
cution had been started Il would be
dropped Tor the present az least.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-06

charged with efiminally asaaultina
little iNsNears Irene liruws. u,
Prank Van Matters was arrested. last
evening. hY heruty sheriff jack
Mork and tvoasht bcfoic Justice
Cam lie Vas released ON tiaeo
ban The hearing Was set Tor july
~
The mother 81 thc Ein alleked t.
have been assaulted appeared az the
office ~ the prosecuting attorney
yesterday and after a consultation
with Mir scott decided "a bring the
prosecution against the dentist She
todd the prosecuting attorney th8i
nr. Van Matters HAD .ruticed her lit
ils rlri into his office and There made
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-06
BUTCHERS GO
ON Stake

los ANGEL rs. Cal. June s.--fhe
strike Of sixty butchers az the Mater
FRekinE eafaIssfsy - SPREADING "a al
restaurants. hotels ana meat mar
krts The drivers at the plant have
gone cut reftGssaE 60 carry non
umian meat. Cussers Ia all retail
xhosa hava followed sult.
TIE cooks and walters met last
night and decided 70 strike II the
rrorrfe;ars set meat FROM Mailer Tho
other parkias house h1as Joined
Mater This rnnFntng they issued an
stlct that y the retailers refused "a
take meat they would be boyeostsd
by other rlauaM One huteheF WHO
sio1 ttga the union rules caused al
the trouble. Nai0r REFUSED 10 aiss
charge BIN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-06
PCIpE'S HEALTH
CAUSES WORRY

VENICE fuus 6-~The Gnxstts t.
DAY claims il has goost authority Or
the statement that the r0pa = sur
fsrlug from Intestinal Inflammation.
The paper ads that his holiness
%. ~ s. -. 4. - !,
raasss fog sraVe apprehension II trns
prcvsfuans aoss not cufne soou. ~
iapuoni j. visiting the preiate much
more ffsquentIy than customary and
no attempt II made 80 conceal ths
fact that the Eap@s strength Il afasz-
aRfiy and psFsistentiy diminishing
ROME. June k@-Ths POPE had a
fresh attack 81 diarrhosa today. Ths
official announcements 10 made this
morning that his condition l. un-
aitared
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-06
MT. PELEE AGAIN

PARIS. June s-The colonial OF.
fice today received a dispatch fFnsn
thu governor Of Martinique. saylns
Mt. Peles T. again tn eruption. Dense
clouds OF smoke and ashes reach fsi
out 70 sea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-06
WAS AXEL BENSON

Axei HrenHon was the name ef the
man who VAS ran down and m
etantiy killed b. a train yesterday
morning near FnoarAlmle. Hrenxon
drew his pay 81 scotts logging camp
yesterday fasrnins and L. said f.
have beer under the Influence ~
ligusr q; the time % the accident.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-06

go % gaffssnia hag aisao pef ten
csiifi rnia alfaifa. So 90 80 Sea-.
PRICES 10 PRODUCERS
crhsss nfisss sfs - soaiis daiis~fsf =,
faiifaaa. ffssEHt dsists ~ 80 ths aaek Ia
ttis fiff
Hay and Grain
Eastern WsshihstsH ulr.atAy. - zoe
~ 90 Tee To- 4ifaifa 80 - ser faH eats.
90 80 pc tssn baFtHf 81 80 49, tas ~hs@t.
80 ~ l.sf tasi kfaH - - Isr fau shaffs
ga ~ 80 lsH. aaiaailHss. ~ es~ - - -
tun.
eggs. Peultry and Livsssoek
fpfins ehls Esas o sros - - d.
fsss. fssh fsnah, issf psf 1smsnl I've
bsu.. ttsaitH 80 -. live fuets - hsf
"a. tfsstsH EHsA ~ inr rrf ~ afassszi
rsutta1. tMa9ee So a. dressed 49, -
n rteias 81 aaNs 20 faHl. ts4E so -
stesfs e. faasl sis&aAF reF ~ calves -
fsaf hkuaAH asE TAI haaa 90 feats u
fsf 10 aNasgs - faai. sNr pHf u. isaHhs
sa fuot taot4s Hsf ~ hides. exc 80 ID
Vssstabls snd Green Fruits
uafhaak pasafess Nstises go So
tah fstinsss tIaaa 90 500 ernats. O. =
80 $50 hst4sa auiEsirs. 10. 9IHIa ffsiA
~ roos a. 90 81 fsusb hansf. - - tt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-06
MASSACRE is
BARELY AVERTED

VIENNA. June "a dispatch re-
eeived here today SAYS that "A mas
sacro OF Jews Was barely aNerted at
Hialyatpk and grefno. Russian Pc
land last sunday. The prime NOV.
ers IA stirring ~ the popuiace were
prominent clutens.
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STILL HOT IN
CALIFORNIA

SAN FRANCISCO. June s.-The
Thermometer az uaan today siond ~
= dcgrrra m the shade and II stiil
etu alnE Tha extreme heat will con-
- ~ $3.50 - y 49, 49, -
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pEARI IN M ToIla

Pearl lloyd. n Eifl With q "poiice
record was again taken In tow last
niKft. this time charged with dis.
orderly conduct rMtfeiman Rem
niek and fooksr found her and John
nurk IN North Seattle crsatiuK a
disturbance. Both Nere locked up
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HARVEY & SONS. Props,
Cor. Second Ave. and Vine ~
Both Phones
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Cheese. Fruit Coffee,
NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING
or STOCK HOLDERS.
Notice 10 hereby given 10 all whom
II may concern, that a special meet
ing OF the stockholders OF The Inda-
pendent Telephone Company "a cor
poration Of the state OF Washington
VIII be held at tho ofnces Of said
company I'm the city OF Seattle.
Washington. on the 22nd day OF
June, 1903. ut 10 o'clock a. m. for
the purpose of taking action and
voting upon the question OF increaH.
ing tho capital stock OF said com
pRny to One Millies Dollars.
Seattle. Washington, April Goth,
1908.
w. d. KINlBALL,
JAS. u. HOWE,
VI. ~, NINE,
s. Il. CLAYpOOI.
Trustees.
$. u. cLAYPooL, Secretary.
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Rainier Feel Co.

We deat1n all grades OF coal. We
sell fresh water slab wood az S2oJ
per load. Fresh water min wood at
t2.2B per load.