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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-07-17

! Y. Suga VS.. T. Irie, deft.; S. Ozald
| garnishee; asst. jdgmt. for pItff.; $40
| IL.
NJ. Kawahara VS.. X. Toukamoto
deft.; S. Ozaki, garnishee; asst. jdgmt.
for pltff.; s1747
NJ. Nakanishi US. X Muda, deft.; S.
Ozaki, garnishee; asst. jdgmt. for pltff.
S1S6.61.
/. Kamekichi VS.. L Matsukichi. deft.
S. Ozaki, garnishee asst. jdgmt. for
pltff.; s147.90
t. Shimohara VS.. T. Akiyama. deft. !:
5. ozah. garnishee; asst. jdgmt. for
pltf.; s9O.45.
II. Fujikawa VS.. S. Murata, deft.; S.
Ozaki, garnishee; asst jdgmt for pltff.
s56.75.
Levers & Cooke. Ltd, VS.. F. NJ.
Swanzy and F. H. Redward; asst.
jdgmt. for pItff.; $24S.52.
VIM. Ringer VS.. S. K. Maloi, deft.;
c. B. Wilson, Road Supervisor, gar
nishee; asst. jdgmt. for pItff.; s4437.
NJ. NJ. Silva & Co. VS.. Antoine Tho
mas. deft.; II. r. T. & L. Co, Ltd,
garnishee; asst judgmt. for pltff.; s44-
So
G. Fujisawa, assignee, VS. s. Yama-
moto, deft.; s. Ozaki. garnfshee; asst.
jdgmt. for pltff.; s4071
G. Fujisawa, assignee, VS.. K. Toni
maya, deft.; S. Ozaki, garnishee; asst.
jdgmt. for pltff.; s2957.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-07-17

s5O0OO shall be awarded to the lowest
shall furnish good and sufficient bond only
public advertisement public work
qurement therefor shall be divided parceed
purpose of evadng the provisions of this Section
SECTION the Act organize Counties goes into
Supervisors the several Counties shall
perform duties required of Road Boards in this Act
SECTION public official who shall falsely certify
approve bill voucher against any item OF
deemed guilty of misdemeanOr, for which
shall conviction thereof be fined not less than
Fifty Dollars nor than Five Hundred Dollars.
shall take effect from and after the
date of its approval
Approved day July, A D. 1903
SANFORD Il. DOLE,
Governor o the Territory of Hawaii.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-07-17
j. K. BROWN HAS CHARGE
OF CHINESE EXCLUSION
Is the Authoritative Head of the Department of
Commerce in Hawaii-..Was Designated
by CorteIyou.

designated by the Department of Com
charge Hawaii will
jurisdiction formerly held by Collector
Internal Revenue Collector Chamberlain Mr.
Washington the Alameda
Wednesday and relieved trouble with Chinese
by cable inspector in Charge of
immigration appointment dating
into effect Mr. Browns
though there author
m The Immigration the past subject in
supervision Department
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-07-17

| inst. from Seattle which will ease off
the present scarcity of feed. On ac-
| count of little or no rain in California,
| grain has been held up to a higher
level than would otherwise have been
the case.
BUILDING PERMITS.
s Ota. iron. 1-story kitchen, Nuuanu
street. near Pauahi.
r. c. Rowe. wood. history, paint
shop. cor. King and Alakea streets.
Saml Nowlin, wood, 2-story, saloon,
cor. King and Smith streets.
Jno. OuderkirB. brick. 4-story, store
and lodging. Fort street near King.
Geo. Rodiek, wood. 2-story, residence,
Nuuanu Ave. near Brick Works
Jas. Armstrong. wood, 2-story, stores
cor. Hotel and River SITS.
Enterprise Mill Co.. Ltd, wood. /
story. residence, lot s, blk. 6, College
Hills.
JUDGMENTS RENDERED IN DIS
TRICT COURT.
c. l. Garvin VS.. Manuel Comes; asst
jdsmt. for pltff.: SASS.
Won & Loui Co. VS.. David KAPPA,
deft.; j. H. Fisher. Auditor, garni-
shee; asst. judgmt. for pItff; s11sO5
A L. Ahlo VS.. Lau Wal; asst. jdgmt.
for deft.; s37.5S
Coyne Furn. Co. Ltd, VS. ]. K.
Clark; asst. judgmt. for pltff: s3O64
Coyne Fur. Co, Ltd, VS.. ]. c. Fetch
ert, deft; Lord & Belser, garnishee;
asst. jdgmt. for pltff.; s4O.96; jdgmt
against garnishee for $6.93.
F. Camacho & Co. VS.. F. Tavares |
et al; asst. jdgmt. for pltff: S416O. |
A Rocha VS.. r. n. Freeman: asst. !
jdgmt. for pltff.; 1925
Henry Smith, admir-, VS.. T. Keeven; I
asst jdgmt. for deft.; 1875.
j. w. Pratt. assessor. VS.. B. P. Zab-
Ian, deft-; Auditor Ter. Of Hawaii.
sarnishee' asst, jdgmt, for pltff.: $40
50
I. Juikichi VS.. s. Rikimatsu. deft.;
:. Ozaki. gar; asst. jdgmt for pItff.;
'245.O9
:. Shimamoto vs.. Y. Nakata. deft. .
:. OzaIi. garnishee; asst. jdgmt. for
,ltff.; s9S.sS.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-07-17

100 Hawn. Coml. & Sug. Co. at $4,000
20 Onomea at $1,000. Is Paauhau s. p.
Co. at $500, so Hama at $3.50, so Hama
at 81 81 1-2. 795 Hama at s1.75. 24O Hama
at 81 81 1-2. so Hama at 50. 90 Hutch.
s. P. Co. at s1S. 25 Hutch. 5. p. Co. at
$12-T5. los Honokaa at 81.
SALES FROM THE HONOLULU
STOCK EXCHANGE.
$4,000 Oahu Pm. bonds al 500. Wa
ialua at $3.50. 5 l. I. s. y. Co. at STA.
y Eva at s21, so Olaa at 81.
DIVIDENDS.
Hilo r. R. Co. CJuly l. quarterly
per cent, First National Bank of Wal
luku per cent.
LOCAL PRICE LIST OF PROVI-
SIONS AND FEED.
Bran, $50 to $50: Flour. s.: r. BAR
ley. SIS TO $50; oats. $50 to $50: Bacon.
zoe. per ID; Wheat Hay, s2S to s26:
Corn, SIS to s45; CT. Corn, $50; Wheat.
SIS 10 $40.
= ;. 'Nebraskan' is due about 18th
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-07-17

SALES FROM THE :. +. STOCK EN-
CHANGE AS PER 4. w. BLOW
& co.'s STOCK REPORT FROM
JUNE Is to -
20 Hawn. Coml. & sug. Co. at $40 ..
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-07-17

contains all of the proceedings of the Meetings thu
Hawaiian Sugar Planters Association including the detailed
reports concerning Machinery Fertilizers Methods of
on Transportation Manufacture and many other sub
jects vital to the sugar business
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-07-17

1t especially devoted to the agricultural parc,
lary sugar interests, of the Territory of Hawaii
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-07-17
The Planters MOnthly

This magazine is in the twenty year of Ii
publication.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-07-17

contains Directory of the sugar plantations of
ritory, their agents and managers
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-07-17

The RECORD will be found convenient for Business
Men, Plantation Agents, Attorneys Notaries etc
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-07-17

Subscribe Now and Obtain a Complete
File. Issued Mondays and Thursdays.
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1t contains Directory of the corporation stocks and bond
the Honolulu Stock Exchange, showing the capita
shares issued par value and price at last sale.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-07-17

1t contains carefully selected news of the sugar
progress, and prospects in Hawaii and throughout
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-07-17
TEIE
O!!!c!Ia! and Commercial! Record
EEl
ISSUED
MONDAYS AND THURSDAYS
-.V THE
Hawaiian Gazette Co., Ltd.
Won HOLT BLOCK, KING ST.

CONTENTS.
All Territorial By Authority Notices r..
Session Laws of 1903
Probate and Other Court Notices
Foreclosure of Mortgage Notices 2
Partnerships, Notice to Creditors, Etc
Real Estate Transactions and Deeds Filed
Plantation Directory.
List of Attorneys and Notaries
Sugar Stocks and Quotations.
Commercial Matters of General Interest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-28
F AIR

The Cathedral Fair viii be open
tna more days Thursday might il
uiI rieae. FROM al appearance a
Ills success Last night mote ihau
o. zoo was received frum safes ~ 81
usirH au4 from tue various voting
contests Saturday night was the
banner night. 80 the patrons spent
something over 1900 AIth the la
dies DO haFr charge OF thc differ
eng booths. The program last night
was Furnished by thr fellow ms alup
iaE societies Norwegian singing
So let3. Seattle Swedish NGIer club
Seattle CambfiHn Gler sfuh. ter
man t1edsfkraun. and Sogdru Sing
lax society Ballard. aii under the
direction ~ pref Alfred luebiu
The standing % the voting rou-
tenta
Popularity CONTEXT chief cook.
t5at chief sullivan. sass
Popular kHtEht OF Columbus Jas.
Roe. ess Capt Flynn zit
Piano Contest Mlsa Sordhufl.
ieeb Miss Lynch. iieo Miss no.au.
pas
Don Contest Elizabeth Malloy.
ite Eleanor Iiylea. G0r. Grace
HiekHftlH. Pc. Altha 8afaou. a.. Ger
ffuar hutan 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-28
MARINE Ne VS.

The Nome liners ohio ana eena.
iora with total ~ more than o.
people. are rVp-rtsd 60 make bort
tomorrow. Assistant Secretary af
the Treasury Alice. who Hrrlvad IB
"a eciiV this morning from WaahnE-
tom 70 meet his brother who f. re-
turning from Nome received "a tr'r.
gram from him dated az ~ Nirfas
stating that tho Senator expected
- leave Nama October ~ II sha ala
re she should arrive tomorrow. uu.
lesa uneNrre tedly delayed ON account
If punr weather
The Empire Fermentation Car,
uaaH received "a telegram dated o.
foher Is "a So MlcbaeI stating thaf
the ohio expected o. la5se Nome o.
taher 20 n she ieft IN that date sic
should arrive tomorrow nleht or
sooner
THE local Maritime EXCHANGE 70
eslvod a Telegram from ST. Michael
stating thar the flaanaRc LET that
port southwark bound October Is n
ia rot known whether or uot she
wHf eaii ~ Dutch harhQT SIe &c ~.
uectrd To- arrive between tomorrow
add Friday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-28
CEMZANN WW AzM
STAMPED LINER GETS OFF BEACH NEAR Al
XII POINT UNDER HER OWN STEAM

The san lsraueiseo lined CentSWt TAI
act uH the beaeh three miles south az
Alki polht at a.ga e5clasA tltiH wotnlns
without assistance She Went ashore
yesterday iu q fog Captain Gillespie
reports the boat t. not damaEtd iu the
least. she is scheduled So HaIl e. sam
t'rauciseo tbIs afternoon Ht 4 u.eIeek
with q passeuEerH and tht heaviest
careo of freisht she hua tarti,d a.
California That's SEASON
This morniug thr stevenson, iuokuw
tuKa Doctor HARRY = 90 b and
Mystic started eut for the raiut where
the vessel was stranded 90 t,ud htt
assistance 10 necessary. Cap
TroWhFidgs uf the raslat CHup,f liHt
Waa aboard ghe neytvr Ae-tH"H as
the tues rounded uuvAmtah Nh theN
saw the Centennial epa.ns around Atat
point
re< tug Wandered went ~ e. thc
&c ~s%nnial al uglesk last N&euiuh 81
omsr her assist0,s tut Captain ZIG
lssrse said that heu ssrslevs Wtrr net
ueSas q TbU tuN nretor rsftaiusd ~
ths stranded vessel fef several hours
last plsht and haWser vas a5-
taehed ta the Vesapi Frem - o.
uH 9 O'Clock repeated efforts made e.
haul thc vessel cw. uut without avail
"a ths tide WAS not hlEh enough
A. tbr tiac went ou The Centennial
hsted eeusideraeN to port So that her
ar port raH WI uudtr water eut uo
damaKe whatever Was deus. thls
morniuE as The titn foss tlshrr the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-28
DON'T FORGET

any alhcr similar Institution In the
Pacific Northwest Stick min in
this statement. u means something.
That the school occupies the en-
tire top fleur Of the collins block.
corner 81 Second and James streets.
Seattle.
That Ne graduated sc students IN
1893. aud an bot three Of them are
now permanently employed iu res
ponsihle and lucrative positions. and
we did not guarantee To find the
positions. either
That more students have eufoH-
"a Ia Wilson's Modern Business Coli
lcpc since sept I. 1903 than iu III
the other business schools 81 seat
he during the same time.
That more than 20 students are
now enrolled in the W NJ =. &.
Night School.
That The day ard night sessions Of
Wilson's Modern Business College
are open the year around sum
mer ana winter alike. the w n. L.
&. Is always TIA session.
That the day school hours nre
from Q 90 "a. M. 90 z 90 q. m. with
an hours Htermissian ut noon.
That the uIsht school hours are
from 90 n. m. to SO y ma On
Monday. Wednesday and Friday
nights.
That student may begin hIs
work i'm amy department at any
time.
That catalogue Of this famous
SCHOOL may be had Ter the asking.
and
That VISITORS ARE ALWAYS
WELCOME.
Nlisou's Modern business College,
Cor SECOND aud James. Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-28
MANZRRAMIY
ZRRARY

The Green Lake Improvement club
VIII hull ita annual meeting and
election of Officers az the ttuaI
IeyHlmra hail. iu Green Lake.
Thursday night REPORTS - what
the rIu has dome during the past
year stllI ub mBue uy the rfe idrnt
TIA. principal matter to BE- iassn
mp by chs eiuh at this meeting 81
DO wto SCI e branch library. The
library tosr8 Ut tbe cts has prom.
iasd to squip rfa1pE fenWF ana g.
supply hHeks and periodical utara-
tuft aud rathhHHh delivery Sta
tiou Zoe hooka au condition The 0rrsn
Lake people Viii provide reading
ropu aud attendants faf the branch
The club uHEes GHatH tahH D.
anHs e. this meeting and hFlp ie
klar satur way &c securing the much
needed branch library
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-28
RESTRAINED

supsFiar Jsdas Talluah ibls mans
ias ga the petition e TIE rbaka. Jald
a copper MluiHE company isaHrd an
ofsiss frstra luiHK " y Faa aHa A 81
gevarf renpas lively uerrstary and afess
iaenf e she company fraw vatns 8. .
bsa aharsa 81 atosa a usFstiHs q ths
staek haIdara taaag uhth e ts alleged
waa ffasduisn8lE ehla iasa They ere
also resfralred fFuHi aeliiHE anF ~ the
stock ehtch thr petitioner Fislma
shoaid - cancelled Sc e. b. not ifEalif
issued In she compliant aisd it 81
stated that Faa ard Covert have also
failed Is account Tor O. aa ssrth 90
treasury stock Hetd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-28
SPOTTED HORSE WILL
APPEAR AS EXHIBIT a.

Tss spotted ruuy b. wanted uH au
rxhlhig i'm the Has THE robbery easr.
next week and the subpoena has
been started cut ia tlms 60 prevent
lha court KrttnK the herao laugh
lrum exhibit A This lH thu apet-
,ted pens that drew thc busy that
contained the bandit HAsuie and his
pFaty young wife. on the dax That
tyg6 citizens az North seattle aeFe
held ur fer their loose ehanFv. The
SPOTTED panx viii uot tell what be
knows. but he vii look wlse and
show his spots. which t. Hll that VIII
be required ~ hnu as EXHIBIT a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-28
ea STAR DUST

Eamebu1y connected eith thr ae-
$50 HIrs iflH CONT aHy Hasi have
Haru reading THE g#tH ttaE
~ fuHua Csasar rauif zee Fret
avenue BE- Nouid gaf az aueiirH W
over tie faaa he buHt Ca IaaaHa.
A nru aaE has hsru designed Ter
fHiHn 10 aaH KHtfHE about tifaf
faf ghIun O. te fiaEEsl
fra an easv raras that Acme tent
any alder ttan that t1rst avenue
Improvement
The caae has H,ttrn g sad HanE
ffe f. probably fesiiHE ~ iaF
haf D. intenas taiuE - Japan
.s,.faae..a srfialaf mea4-eultar har
f..~r fFrH f1r ebars inE 81 on for
hia labor IT, must haze beea a bat-
her
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-28

steamer Wa atl, 10 pun er under hsr
own steam
When the Centennial was parasd by
che sttamrf Hie,v ytHtgfdaN afternoon
The Vessels stern uaa fatevr low W
the waiter and threush Use WiH -sua
distance at which ins Fik,t Oh
ii appt#reJ aH though shy WsH partial
Is submerged rHs rsport hvartvt
moved a. BE- erroneous an thr gewrH.
NAL waa net under water re O until
extreme low water early UChoiIluE
when she toScAs port ilst .
IL ta eaus'NE.ed fortunate thnt N
Centennial struck aa faf south aH ~
did 4 mile north and tbrute an thS
distance 70 AiN SAu1 the o. ~
Nyry tvekA. .
taum n aursrle made thc faIiewlus
statement IA 'Oard e. the a'si'z"t
this mafuius
we lett fltoma az e.elest W ths
morning stt|bHus th, beach aHuut le
The lVE. combined Vilh thr fHgt that
10 WiaeaIeHlatsd mk tlme tiN wiH=
utcs eu Account 81 aiO0s down 30
paaz vessels wus tHC rauer 20 tbr asti=
dent ItHfHed tie steamefH pfuN
shorrNafdH fea sraH and therefore hIt
"a, beach Tht fes WAS 90 thtek that
eeuId uuG see bale fat ltuEth ahead
/ anew that she ahare Waa eIeHe bY
from che echo &c tbr steamer Whlatie
h4t did not see Is until Within g tFrt ut
ga, Aery AS the time che struck
ahr was tauSi2 maNIns and thH Hhesk
vas hardly nvFcspablrs'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-28
NEW AGENT

A. = naugh arrived this morning
from San Francisco 10 take the go
sitiau - agent ~ the local branch
- the ! Fishermen Protective Union
% the Pacific Coast aud Alaska lie
succeeds Frank AiNeH. who came here
usli3 temporarily ta take charge nf
TIE case against eN-AFsuf kfaff.
who has been aeutcucrd o. oue year
in tie o. ulienfiaf1 for smbczziclnsuf
Of the union fuuda
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-28
WHAT WOULD HAPPEN?
RUSSIA HAS MILLIONS OF SOLDIERS. AND JAPAN
SMALL NORTHUMBERLAND is NOT OUT
OF THE RUNNING IN POINT OF NUMBERS

WAEiIfNGToN > G. oct &c The
VAR department he's made public she
reports = military attaches a. fnrs ifu
capitals ssasHF uifh the military
HtrsuEth ~ worlds paWs5H.
Ths reports on u H-~in sfd Japan arc
meet Interesting Hassis budget vas
Increased g. su1 uu Fhs approximate
figures % thf nations shaW Rulafa d
peace strength O. D. mIdieu men.
Rar strength million sHd fhreesqaar-
fsFs aapsHs peace faotHnK . iess chan
two hundred iseusaud
Germany present strength g. hnif "a
million ard fhst ~ France nraFIy
rnuaf Austria hss three ha dfrd thou
saud men. Switzerland nearly tha
same. Witch euaid ue instantly deuH ID
uIfh lhotuaNhH well drilled men
Great Britain standing arms. sNeia-
alte uf luaIaH ia tNu hundred fHaH-
saad. ard fateufy-nxe Thousand in
Free Want Ads
See Classified pass far Frce Want
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-28

- huI one official CRATER. ArW
York doesn't believe it.
Nhsn che Pullman company ar
ruunesa ita earnings the paftrfH
Were uutieeahig aaIef.
Grover Cleveland seems 90 ErpN
he4N8 - 60 sunf efaatIun In proper
ton o. hla ph1s steal expansion.
Five opium dks. have BEEN rhldesi
m this city Thaf explains The aiuw-
brrinE rfueitN Ifiea whiea haf brrn
HHlcd Boz CERTAIN officials wonder
y hrte 'HauAanbulist scott Krta
hiaE
Carrie NafiuH has changed her
name g. Carry lt stau worry
David aaw
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-28

A leopard cannot thanxe his spots.
Neither can pony. And fust on
account al his spats e. srftaln stot-
ted pony has been EubFoeuaed 20
come into judge Bells cpprt. A.
lease. subpoena due tecum Vas
sent out foE tha spotted peuy, aNis
Afternoon IL may be that the pory
will attempt - evade service, Nheu
the subpoena was issued the spottc4
rouy VAS thousag Go he quietly
munehinE cats lu TIE Union stables
Or piedaing along peacefully between
theshafta % ptuaetou hired by one
% the Stables family customers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-28
JUDeE ESTEE
is DEAD

HONOLULU. oct. FEDERAL
uagr Morris ~ Estes. Of the Homo
Iulu district % dpHd
Judrr Estee nan operated on sat
uriaY fof a complication EFF dia, 4srs
arising from kidney trouble He
never fully recovered FROM the SUR.
a@au.a knife. remaining very week..
although his condition Has ranaid-
cred faNol bic until Inst night.
81 hen he gradually frcw worse uH.
I'll hi. death THE morning Dc sxas
appointed Ha fifse judge af the
Hawaii district bN President Afe.
kiHiey. lie had prsetIeed law in
San Francisco Tor Years lie was
defeated Tor FoyeE1ar hy HudI. m
1885,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-28
GRANT COMING

Postmaster Stewart this morning
received = letter from Francis "
Grant, recently detailed as supefiu-
teildeut Of construction OF the fed
er1l building. stating that he would
arrive Boa the city about NoEem her
r. AR Grant has just finished su-
us intending the construction OF the
rostoffIce in Oakland. Cal bat at
present - visiting ia Boone. Iowa
&c will b. accompanied BY his wife
ard two children.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-28
DYNAMITE
EXPLOSION

A. unknown miszfsaat ast eT atfe 8
81 dynamite be- the fsaf - the capitol
bafHi haudiar FIRST avenue and 1ask
sen street shortly sftaF midnight thla
EurninE windows fof . block around
wFre shattered and che explosion vsa
heard for "a mile Is e fheuzht that
pate mischief prompted thn aFt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-28
RUN
ON BANKS
O O -

mprog '.,, nj st n N d.. an tgr Nj
slaHipul Valley bank ana thr Met#
eHuUt IuHf Company twn If the
largest financial institutions iu the
eIiH Ths runs are duF. Il E said
10 rumoe n'hH'easo o. Ncw
York ~, UuIh W. aneeH ~ Hte EN-
harIH ~ Tne clearing house az.
sasuEiaH at HHHu fuok steps lu Ifu#
tfct the Institutions if useded Both.
however ~ 40 aia auI are pHy ms
AN thr LIN atIuua faster ihtu thew
Ai count the money The capital of
O. MIssisHlrui Valley bank g. ffoop.
Dao aud the surplus 0n4 uudi Oh
profits exceed ftuep eoa The ~
tal 81 thr Mercantile TRUST CompoS1
b. $1,000 tpu with ST. 100000 surpiuS
and uolhiIfd prolific
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-28
KILLED
BY GAS

SAN FRANCISCO. cal. oet. 81
F. M Knuwltun. a waiter. 49, foaud
dead on the tiuar Of a room In a
stockton street lodging house. al
nOon today The unknown woman
Vas unconscious On the hed. Gas
uas still fioN iuE from JET Tbs
a nfrAn MaF rH.uNaf.
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But That's All
Foe eacl.oNs
M any asH
The sutton VIII
Nraiu ire
LUXE THE *

"A youth wha bore mid SNOW amt
leo a banner wHlh that strange de-
sIea. How aIa ia Auuc
what f. an apfimlHt fntber
"Au orIimiat. mas son. be man
hn thInFu that Sraif VIII DO f"fhf
fbInE ta the r8RHrfa.
over In Montana they etc not
Worrying hatf ar much ever the ~
.af See n kura aa The exact whore
.su#4ta % John MrKinUeHa.
IN HoHrTfH VIE the trnWra nre
raf tupfnuf with stealing rides Trey
fnaiat on taking thc engine. too
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BODY IS
FOUND

TAZwELIA Va. oct. IA re
pert reached here this afternoon
that the body % Vents. the son Of
the millionaire. VAS found a mile
from whers his rideriess horse We
caught The Indications are. the re-
port SAYS, that - was shot and in
stantiy killed. Robbery 10 supposed
to have been the motive Zoe the klli-
ing.
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FegT RILEY. Kan. oct. q
Troup trains carrying state militia.
ssnieh have been ems Hsd iu ana
.anFrrr hers. arr leaving today The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-28
PATRICK
LOSES

ALBANY. y. y oct. g The
court u appeals today rendered e
decision to the effect that Albert
Patrick - not entitled o. Millionaire
Hies's money. gpboiff~~ the loser
courts decision. Patrick T. await
ing eleetrocutlon for the murder OF
Rice.
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utLBoA. spain. oct = Striking
miners lssI ulsht ayuawsied s tau-
gay round house and telephone auH
slestaIe uNht plants hsfe The sw.
rlryefa atilt iseiiHr te negotiate Wtth
the men through their unlaUa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-28
STRAIN IS
THING.
PARKS. TROUGH STILL Def.
ANT, rs NOT HIS OLD SELF
JURY NOT VET SECURED

NEW YORK. Oct eT-The work
81 securing 4 Jury 20 try sam Parks
81 still occupying the court. There
we're stIlt SIX vacant chtir this
morning. Parks although defiant.
j. considerably sAbdued.
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India. she also has militia numbsr-
ms half million men spain has a
hundred and twenty thousand rcgl-
iars Bfizil aftsen thouaand
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MORTALITY RECORD

MlE4 iYuIa NYquIHt. aEed q YFara-
died last night a. III East Pike street
= dropsv The body wfil - smtaisng e
and shipped O. Minuesuta b. nuttf
sFasa aaaa
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ITS STILL
EVEN MONEY

SEw YORK. oct = The betting
today l. again even GA the mnyeraitB
contest Tammany claims that the
election ~ Mcclellan Il certain.
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That Wilson's Modern Business
College b. WashlnEtau biggest
business training lh0al