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Humphrey so 90 washington q con.
fef with the officials Colonel Pros
nsf thought that y might be BdYiH-
able for Congressman Jones. who y
IN Washington. te furnish tbs De,
sired information
IN his npeerh before the Seattle
business men yesterday Mayor eruK
iou declared that wufkHrn ST the
navy yard were already rcreINinN
notices ~ discharge This state -
Affairs together Nlih the Dispatches
from Washington ia which Secretary
Moody ~ quoted as APPROVES the
action 81 Assistant Secretary Oar
iirg IN ordering the shirs Of the
Pacific squadron to he repaired A.
other places than the Puget sound
navy yard until conditions ~ Hfcnn.
efton are radically changed. has
served To- demonstTais "a the people
u Ersmsrtan iu foTcthie manner
the crisis which has arrived
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or MILLERS

DETROIT. Juna Tho Miilorn'
National federation, which has fF
It's object tho general advanoomeM
and protection % tho flour milling in
dusty, began lie annual convention
lu Detroit today, ana viii remaln In
session during the remainder Of the
week,
The convention has attracted O
number Of congressman ana oth0s
public men. M we'll al those prom
Inentiy engaged IN the milling Indut-
try 10 various parts Of the United
states and CRfada. Matters o. leg
isIatlon and other questions OF Inter
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Tho ahtef department has taken
stfinRsut measures 70 prevent The
breaking ~ the eiRht-lnch main on
Wertafn avenue above the entrance
10 the Great Northern tunnel Ths
ripe fer q distance ~ a block has
been unsafihed and ~ lifted back
% Sc pr fef position ~ the ground
underneath it slides. A man Il sta
toned al the place continually 20 do
the work
The alaop which was used by the
ainugFiefs in an attempt 90 ard
nine c0Btraband Chiuste at thif port
a month ago. sheu the outlaws we're
arrested by Customs Inspectors De-
lnuey and Hrinker was tgwed 20
Port ToA nreud today BY the resenus
cutter Grant. The nloop has been
dirmanfied and VIII now be sold at
public auction by Collector ide.
Deputy sheriff Joe Nsiii Of skagst
county arrived here yesterday with
warrant Tor George Baker. y ho
was arrested By the Seattle police Q
few DAYS arc Bake " wanted at
la Conner faf the theft Of $50 IN
cash and $500 In checks. Payment
IN the checks was stopped. but the
cash could not be recovered.
"a Walker a coidred man. went
violently insane IN the Seattle Sleep
tag Car poriefs' club on West fes.er
way yesterday He attempted TO
tear the Inside out " the club house
and n took r policeman and several
members ~ the club % quiet him.
After be had been carried into the
patrol wagon he fought Ike tiger.
He hit. screamed aid kicked. even
after lie bad been inaned. and three
men had 10 hold him ia the bottom
u the aaFon while he was on chs
Way 10 the station
At a meeting 81 Queen Anne hill
property owners interested IN the
proposed Improvement with War
ren's hftuminauH uacadaFu pave
nsent q certain streets on the hi.
held in the f.mmber Exchange build
ing last night. . COMMITTEES vas ap-
polluted 20 &c 20 Tacoma and learn
the exact nature II the hitumineus
uiacaaam laid In that city. The
committee viii report a. = meeti8F
e property owners tomorrow uieai.
:. 80: - q. =. e = :; y :. =. - fi = r =
track team left fof Moscow. Idaho.
last evening. where tomorrow they
viii meet the team Of the GniYersify
81 idaha
the trustees % the Seattle cham
Der Of commerce yesterday after
noon reelected the following e'fiicsfs
for the year. beginning July !. j ".
elise. president. G. j. Smith ffst
Atee president. John sehram. second
vice president VIII II. Parry, treas
urer. and James y. Meikle. sccfe-
fary.
TIE annuai meeting 81 the wash
inrtnn ehlidren'E Home society VIII
be held IL the Y. NJ 9. A building.
T.ssesAas Igne Al pefsssfss y 10
are interested In that branch q chAr-
table work are invited 20 be pres-
cnt.
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a,.E. NrH.Af 4asVafar ana arfirfnr n
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VACATiON

WASHINGTON. d. G, June =
STR Michael Herbert tho britlAh
arnhnaaador. and his staff. leave to-
dav FOR Newport. where tho cm-
t...ssse 4lU rs Leastad- tc- she spsc-
mer. sir Michael and Lady Herbert
have arranged 70 sail for England IN
the month and VIII not return until
late in tho summer. Herbert q.
psring. second secretary OF the em.
bspsy. likewise will spend a part OF
The aummar in England.
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CHA/NMAKERS
IN SESSION

COLUMBUS, Ohio. June THE
Chaiurnskers' linton nf the uuted
states opened IL annual convention
ln this city today With delegates In
attendance representing about 20
local branches. The presiding officer
OF the convention, which viii prob
ably be IN session 10 days, n Jacob
w, HaEtino OF Trenton, n. j.
Reports TO be presented To the
convention show that the orsanira-
ton 10 steadily inereRalng tie mem
bership and Influence, the growth
being particularly noticeable In
PennHylvania, Ohio and New Jersey.
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EXPECT
FLOODS
Warm Weather VIII RAISE
Washington Rivers

Reports frpm points throughout
the state Indicate a possibility Of
oanstdesahie dausaEe from hish va
ter in the rivera Ga both sides u
the mountains Thses IL a large
sluount Of sncw In the mountains TOT
this season OF Inv year. ana the
warm weather - Sunday and Mon
day cnusnd a sudden rush OF water
fFouf me mepntains
The Wenatcher river Tor several
caTs has been en- rampage and the
Great N,tzthwfu railroad bridge afsd
track hiss been Ia danger. Eooies
ssathrr. however. has chrekrt the
foods % a considerable extent. and
the danger was reported tn ha less
today than q vas yestrs LAY.
On tbs Whateom hraGch ~ the
Great Northern Il Was necessary t.
teaF out a SPIN 81 the railroad bridge
aerpss the SkaEtt river north -
Mount Vernon. Tuesday might The
Skaxtt = on the famraxe and a big
tsw collected shove he bridge aud
Threatened 20 carry away The whole
structure. The corn hany II nose en-
saK~d IN rebuilding the span tenn
porariiy. n expects % eventually
construct steel bridge aeFgss the
riser.
Fhs GREAT Northern trains. since
Tuesday niEht have been fun over
The Seattle a intsrnalianai Between
Whatcaua and Everett. and that SER
vice viii D. continued until tn tsfu-
rofary structure nov betuk con
stractrd ever skaEtt river = conn
49, 'e'.>a ,-,'...i
a1 rfanrr rtNer ir Hrftisu fEtfgWz
Ia. iust north = thF state. = as
reported - - en- a tear
Whether o. nak the foods win corr
tinS~ attended b great damage. de-
peadH unen the Temperature iu ths
muUnsaiHss shouid L set Warna.
there Is no doubt but that Al the
rivers from the uicuutairs n this
section - the Northwest will he
ever-taxea Ia earn ing on the sx.
cess u " atsr
On account u the naais r. ne
Missouri River valley. large
amount - through freight ard pas
senKer business 20 ard from the Ia
esae rnasf and the East. Is going
through Seattle
The railroads IN the flooded dis
frtes are handling ABSOLUTELY 10
through freight ~ passenger hnsi-
ness AT TIRE business 60 and fru4n
California and ether Pacific coast
points. is being srrtt either b. way
81 the extreme northern lines % on
the southern lines through the south
eastern states
Much q the California business l.
EcauK u Chicago ~ way 81 the
Northern Pacific the Great North
err and the Hsr'ingfon
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THE OLDEST TWINS

NiSSTED. Conn. june 7--Joei
and Jonas HunEaffurd Of Water.
town. who are the eldest twins liVine
ln Nss England and perhaps IN the
United States. celebrate their sfih
birthday today ana tomorrow. Joel
having been bern Iuae g and jonas
June =. Isle Roth are farmers. hale
and hearty. and their neiEhbofa
often are puzzled 10 tell which Is
which. they look - much alike
Many persons called on the aFed
twins today and extended conEratn-
tatinun
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HAPPENINGS
ABOUT TOWN ,


Twenty-Five agents Of the Eqult-
able Life Insurance company. from
Canada ard the SofthweHtern sthies.
are in the city 10 meet and talk shop.
The agents were entertained NJ a
banquet az the Washington yeater-
day evening
I'he Swedish Finianderr 81 Seattle
organized a i0eal lodge 81 Good Tenn
piaus 81 meeting held at Cnrprfi-
ters hall, TUESDAY night. There aefe
- charter members IN the ofganika -
tion. which viii be called ihe sNa-
borg Good Templnrf society The
organization Htil be perfected hy the
election ~ officers a. meeting TO
BE- held a. G O'Clock next Sunday
evening az Carpenters halt
The spierink Quartstts gave a com
cert al the brand opern house iast
Night. under tho auspices II the La
diss' Musical club. The house Hpa
crowded and the musical treat VS.
thoroughly appreciated BY the Music
lovers ~ this city. The program
WAS well selected
August MeIhofn has secured city
permit 90 build a stone addition 20
His building a. z 20 = Columbia
street IRE addition and alteration
VIII cost $4,000. ggrmtu \ Shank
secured a permit 70 erect = 1900 rea-
idoncs az saz Twenty -siEth avenue
north
vs.. a. Cummings yesterday swore
q a complaint before Justice Geo. g.
charging Edna Forrest. altar Geflle
>riHaH. With iarceHy. aud JACK Sci
son with being an accessory. Cum
sninEA says that he Waa robbed Of
So b the woman ia the rev tender
iuiu district when the man vas
HeRrehed az the station he had So.
The examining board faH engineers
under IN. uaW engineers iieenHlnx
: :, y -. -. - -. -, :. = - - = - T.; = y -. .
days - TIE eiYtI service conauis-
alonsts Under the new ordinance
every engineer in charge Of h5ilefs
and machinery In thF citY must b.
licensed
The sond effect II the boiler irsspec-
zion arfsiranea h. already ts~giunlre
ca ~ HsaiiHsd. 70 res baiisrs are
l5sinF put W now as the result II THE
lnhpeeIiD,' bf the sity boiler iusnec.
Tor. showing tfaf the Id boilers
we're defective ard dangerous The
owners u the BOILERS did not rssiizr
the danger until a. was called 90
their attention hy the Inspector
Among the uaEaenRrrE on board
the Humboldt. which sailed for skaa-
vi as last niaht. were y. nafnc.i. com
tractor for the new government bar
racks 81 Haines mission and Joe
rhaynsti. the prize fighter. who goes
north 10 meet Nick fiurisY at naw-
Han
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BY
Am ANGRYMOB
American Engineers Who Dug Up Chinese
Cemetery Narrowly Escape Massacre

The engineers found II necessary
10 dig up part ~ the ccmstcfy IN
the construction ~ the Canton 4
BankoW railroad The night follow
ing their flight 10 the temple. Wills
the Chinese mob had left only a
small guard 20 watch the building,
the magistrate secretly hurried them
aboard boats on the Takiang river.
80 that they could 60 10 Canton.
The engineers are siill In that city,
fearing 90 resume their work The
angry esleFtiaia destroyed the camp
and other equipment OF the snEin-
GERS. valued a. $40. coo.
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s.andina ID thr cIuh.
LOCAL Y. w. C. AS
ANNUAL MEETING

the Young Wamen's Christian as
ISOLATION held its annual meeting
last night and elected the following
directors for another year. Mrs.
George 3unneii. Miss Laura Cute.
Mrs william MeBWen. Mrs. William
Mayfeid. Mrs. a. Robinson aud Mrs.
q s. shank.
Mrs Naomi Knight. state Hecrr-
tary u Nebraska delivered an sd
fiTaHs On @I-he BaFIuniuR Or AsHogih-
ton Work and Aisa Bertha conde.
national student secretary. told of
the rapid growth ~ the city work,
The reports NJ the various depart
n1onfs Of the local Institution we're
heard One of the most promising
showiuga was that ~ the lunch de-
parfment IN which "a was shown
that 81 900 lunches had been served
a. an average daily attendance Of
az young women.
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GOODNOW
Is COMING HOME

wAkHiNGTuS. June 4 rhs state
department IL advised that United
States Consul General GeuanoW az
Wong kai-kah viii leave shanghai
today en- route 20 America. The prtn-
eipsl uot~ci ~ their mission here = 80
Be 10 make Arrangements for the
Chinese exhibits At Louisiana Fur-
chase exposition
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GLAENZER . GIBSON

NEW YORK. June "a society
wedding OF note today was that OF
Mas Anita Gibson. daughter OF Roar
Admire1 william c. Gibson, Y. 8. NJ.
apd Mira Gibson, 60 Richard Butler
Qlaengeh Tho ceremony was per-
fossmsa IN 81. Dartholomew'g church.
brooklyn, In Tho presence OF q large
ana fashionable hsnomblaHe,
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BRUH AL MURDER
Young Man Beaten 10 Death in Auburn Win a
Siungshof and Body Laid on Railroad Track

murdered mans Identity was estsb
lished by letters aud papers feand
in his pockets. lie vas stranger b.
Auburn. sheriff eudihee was noti-
ned ~ fact In ease and With deputy
has Eoue q Auburn and vii make
attempt Ia apprehund murderer.
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PIKE STREET
REGRADE

At the meeting Of the board Of
publlo works nett Saturday morning
bids will be opened for the contract
for the reerads and rcplankina Of
pike street from seventh avenue 10
p0ylaton avenue. This IL the rsgrede
which was stopped by Injunction
several months ago. Tho matter
was finally settled ii8ne courts.
Damages will be aWardsd 70 thoss
properly owners VINO sustain oaIn-
ages as result of tho ragraoe.
IN will be necessary 70 REMOVE
some 1000 cubic yards o. earth IN
making the ragrade, and ovar 100000
feet Of lumber viii DO used Ia 70.
piankinn tbs street.
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struck by a train and thrown from
the raadbed. but not badly manElcd
Coroner tioye. who is on scene.
SAYS that there Is no doubt that man
was murdered by helms bcatsa over
head with a rock or slinFshet The
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SAID Hg WASN'T oAseFuL

The defendants molten Zoe non
suit In the ease 81 Joe ne{ta against
the Northern Pacific. was granted
yesterday By judge Grimm. The
ease was begun in tie superior
court Tuesday. nottn claiming tse.-
600 fuf personal injuries which the
b afnlA.
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HOBART STATUE

PATTERSON, n. j.. June IA
statue ~ Uarfet A Hobart. the hate
yice president % the United States
was unveiled here to-day Rlth inter
eHtiuE ceremonies and ia the pres
encs Of Il large crowd The statue
stands tn front Of the City halt n
IL of bronze. gfessixed. and II the
work OF Sculptor Martiny OF New
Iurk
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Inspectors from Portland

Captains T. :. EdW ards and usurxe
Fuller iuFper tors 10 hu4is and be'iert
at Portland. have been ordered 60
the PUGET sound district until In
rpeetars Whitney ana Turner quail.
~ n viii probably be- a week
or more before the local Inspectors
furuish bands and set them approved
rs the department
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EMI-cENTENNIAL
TO Be HELD JULY 4

The chamber Of commerce yeater-
day afternoon designated July Z NJ
the date FOR the observance q the
aerIi centennial celebration Of the
founding 81 Seattle The special
COMMITTEES appointed 20 arrange for
the celeb ration. reported that the
committee recommended that tnde-
Feuanaee day and the semi -ceutan4
Mai celebration be combined. The
report was adopted
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SUPT. KEMPSTER
or S. E. co., now
4 BENEDICT

Arthur L KEN pater. supefinfsn-
dent Of the Seattle Electric company.
and Miss Anna Church, daughter oi
Ms and Mrs. Edwin Milton church
were married last night 1t ~. Mark's
church by the pastor. Rev. J. = y,
Liwyd The ceremony waa perform
ed in the presence q n few friends
and members OF the families u tho
young couple.
Mr.. and Mrs. kempster left i'm
mediatsiy after the wedding for
Vancouver. where they vii spend a
few days The bride and groom
were the recipients ~ many benuii-
fstI ssfaaansa The - llesset sfsess -
mernbered the superintendent with
several gifts and the officials gave
him handsome chair.
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ILLNESS OF
THE POPE

ROME. June l..-The pope IL today
suffering from severe attack OF
diaFfhoea. His physicians say they
have no fenr Of complications. hut
the advanced age and weak eoudl-
ton ~ the pope makes the attack
dangerous. n ia believed The con-
rlat1rV. which has already been post
rouad raverai days on account % the
pntiff's condition, cannot be held Tor
several days yet
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NEW LINER COMING

COPENHAGEN. June THE new
10 09d-f1u twin screw steamship
United states Of the SCANDINAVIAN
~ fsss.- 'iss iss7 sssssss'r3s
trip across the Atlantic today. The
limited states r. the third new
steamship Of the scandinavian.
American line put into commission
Hurine the last ~ months.
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IDAHO STOCkHAN
SHOT TO DEA tn

BOISE. fdaho June -tanist
Ewmuua. wealthy stoekmsn ~
Laredo. was shot aud instantly kiii.
81 yesterday BY = man named ualrd
The Boise county sheriff isff his
morning 90 get the prisoner aho
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LOGANsPORT Ind June -
Especially Miss LILLIAN Touaiey who
helped sheriff Hichasun % recupture
MautraYllle Hritton. who escaped
while being taken 10 the reforms
afory. has become bride She ia
now Mrs J. - SicodemuE. and lives
at Anoka.
A few days after he escaped. Hrit-
ton went into = lunch room conduct
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tspsslsl to Tn. Star,

AUBURN wa, June t--James
Mensgemery. . years cid, was MUIR
dsrcd, robhcd and boay placed 90
the lnteFurban tracks near Auburn.
last nixht The body was later
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SAN FHANCT1CO. June ts-oNk-
lana defeated che Los Angeles bunch
on The local grounds yesterday By
score % 5 70 e.
SACRAMENTO. June 1--lssn
rraHelaco won fEum the home team
yesterday BY a score % J 90 9
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NEW YORK. June the city to-
day : under = rali ~ stipks from
the terrific forrest fires that sFe
swcsfiuE throughout the New Eng
faa& forests and tht narfh eastern
portion - the state
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PORTLAND
WOKE UP
Brilliant Fielding Wen for
the Wehfcoters

PORTLAND. June t-The Web
fosters wen from sratfis yesterday
~ phenomenal fielding ~ critical
times The nuAi scuFv VAS 8 to 4.
" ifh Portland holding 10 the Ions
end II the money.
Ehs Seattle u8sn pounded iSusttii
for a total 81 rs hitn. bat with that
advantages could not win tns gave.
Nj Ssmgis % Arkansas. aud kilnk :
hammer allowed eight hinges Th9
Anvfl chorus exponent had % b r-.
Tired early IN the game. 20 give place
fN he slow hall tuEssr
1fsfffe tse fnnfmna
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GLENN FALLS. \. r. June a.
Tfas Adirondack forest flte conditions
are aNain muas serious. The Cedar
river section 10 ahiaaa ard hfg ftrvH
are sweeping the sections near cat.
iln lake and Long LAKE CatHmaunt
EarEs. near Lake George. 10 also
ffs me ~ rFit
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FOREST

1T Johns. \. Il, June I iirisgs
Gunner was destroyed b. ffs yesr
fefdAF only enc hnnSe was Jeff
stanaiuF New nNanHNiek Il SUE
fryias frnm the worst forest Hfvs
ever known llonn river IL report
81 burned and ~ usofEs 10 IN eon-
slant peril Nothing hat a chang ~
wind can save stanley.
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"a BY Mrs Nicodsmus. who was then
Miss Tousioy. and ordered something
90 eat. She recognized him. ana
quietly sent messenger fer the
sheftn After doing this she en-
gagged Hritton im conversation and
detained him until the aherin came.
Nfa Nieodcmua ~ a daughter OF
w. r. Tuusiey. station agent for
the Panhandle railroad.
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HELENA. June Butte lost out
IN the game here yesterday. BY a
score 81 Il 10 2 Tozier q Butte
was walioped al over the lot
PORTLAND. June t.-Gan Fran
f4faaf5 took fFs4 es9ssss 49,. y
yesterday BY a score Of . tof.
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TACOMA. June a--For the frat
time since he has been a member Of
Dak3als'H pitching staff. Harry Lett
nsu showed his form yesterday lie
struck out nine men and allowed six
scattered hits. Dugisie has always
claimed that Lehman had ~ IN
him. but the boy has been enId al
season and had no control. Seattle
took the game yesterday b. score
% ~ 2 BIN Hurley was the star
o. the game. lie smashed out a
home run. heldsd his position like a
National Lacquer and was siFen
hand s~ea b. the Tacoma fans
Biewafts = Young college pitcher
who had al fhA s-s.rzs== zssa sa1.rs4
but no IDEA Of fielding the game. sas
IN the box for the Tigers. His poor
fielding and bad base throwing Lost
the game for his team.
Efaaaw. ~ ffs "a
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MtfIISncKEr. Ale Juns -
Thousands q acres % heavy spruce
forrest between here and Mount Mat
Ahdin has been swept harr 10 nrr
IL d reported hsre that sherman has
been destroyed Communication has
been cut on over entire sections.
The following taNnz are sAld o. have
been wiped cut ~ existence. Crystal.
Grlndatnne and starYxllie een-
firmatl0n ~ these reports h. uuebs
tainahis bat n TRUE thrfa has prob.
ably been eaasidsfebie iosa ~ life,
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Louis Kiods ieweier and opiicia1.
moved t. inra Second svrrfne. '.s
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LEHMAN
IN FORM
Harry Trouneed the Tigers
Right merrily

A mtsie winning aea ana then
l. relished by the best Of men.
-Llspinws q rsitman.
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eat and Importance are scheduled for
oonsisfera tinn.
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sPHfNdFtEt.i7 Mass June -
A,thss sfv falling here from the fofs
80 fireH IN eastern Nasaachuspttea.
The an1 gs completely ahse ured b
tire dense sfuaau
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NASHUA. " IA June The en-.
tire stats - New Hampshire ir now
darkvuHd ~ snlnks ffuM the ifn-
HEuse forrest fees gruxefeu people
are faeeing and neriln T. entirely
SURROUNDED - flames
faFfn houses in the vicinity ~
Mcridith have been destroyed Ash
land saa Threatens ~ flames last
nikht ahich did much fsmase Is The
q msnua t'afhHn tsAHA alahiss y Asss-
~. 80 i.
thousand rik. one hundred ard fifty
buffaio and eatsntiaaa slid hnaFa
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HATH. Ne.. June t.-This city 10
almost completely surrounded ~
Tremendous forrest fires The fire
department il constantly busy
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Weather Foreeast--ronight and Friday
TAR, warmer Friday nerthwes 1 winds.