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Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1903-12-15

GIFTS FOR THE LADIES
A Fine Dress Pattern
A Fur or Silk Umbrella
A LOunging Robe
4 Silk Petticoat
A Pair of Shoes OF Slippers
A Walking OF Dress Skirt
A Circular Shawl
A Silk Shirt Waist
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1903-12-15

There seems to be little doubt
that if the special session of the
legislature shall repeal the next
tax law, that the old law would
still remain in force without any
action on the part of the body to
re-enact it. The old law remains
in force until Jan. I, 'o4 unless
repealed or superseded by an
other, and if the new law is re-
pealed before that time it is
equivalent to no change in the
old law. This would be the
quickest way out of the present
difficulty. Whether it would be
the best way out remains to be
proved.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1903-12-15

1t is to be regretted that the
Engineer department of the Uni
ted States has reported adversely
on the appropriation, recon-
mended by Major Langfett, for
the improvement in the dam OF
the Yamhi1l river. AS it is at
present the river is closed to
navigation on an average of 80
days each year and it is feared
that the present adverse report OF
General Gillespie will prevent
any appropriation for the Yam
hill in the next river and harbor
bill. We regret any legislation
that works against the interests
OF the Willamette Valley.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-07
BIG RACE MEET
BEGINS TODAY
Great Sport Is Promised at the Opening
Of "1he Meadows --p.chah!s Win
ners Of Each Race

however. and should win. The horse
occasionally runs a good race. aud
never vas Ia better shape than now
Malaspina looks like an easy second
while Col. Van and MeFTecknoc viii
run hard 90 show.
II iH almost cineh that N /.
Frank and Tanhhussr will 20 hard for
the money ~ the second race Of four
furiongs, Frank Is colt with speed
arid with any kind Of luck should win
out on Tanhauser. The latter horse
has lots 81 speed. and ought a. get
into the second place 81 Least Annie
Marie and midway are both good
locking. and either has q chance to
show Midway might get into the
money. but Il is doubtful
The third race il five furionE
affair Hercules. n big strong horse.
Il slated BY the rail birds and horse
men for first money with ease. John
fiogEH has plenty Of speed and looks
good for second. Jeria viii be IN at
he aAazs - ss.s
The fourth race, the opening
handicap Of the greatest race OF this
day The best horses on the track
are entered and unusual interest r.
taken in the event II Is the first
stake race Of the year and there u
large list ~ entries The race IL
Tor a mile. Horatius q high class
colt II entered and has been showing
up we'll IN the try outs at the track.
n anything he looks a shade the best
Of the bunch. There are some who
say that Fprst King has a chance
for the money but the more conser-
vative pick Horatius. Andrew Ring
aiso looks good and might get Into
tpeeond place with luck on his side.
Lady Kent has an outside chance.
The NTH rnce Of a mile and a six
teenth viii be a tuE between leo.
sarie and Royalty. Both are strong
horses aud each has a chance 10 get
10 the front ut the finlHh. Rosario II
anything has "a little the best OF "a.
Him Rock ought 10 be well up with
the bunch ana MAJ show.
+ N BrhNain iH almost certain
90 get the money IN the Inst race.
The horse " the most ~ Of his field
ana viii be the fsNorite KITTY
Kelly looks good for second and Sad
Sam VIII probably show.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-07
FISHERIES
Scientists Go NORTH To-
night to Investigate

Among those who 60 north ca the
steamer ficrtha are Prof g n Gli-
bert and he assistant Edward Glib
son. who are bound 90 Bristol hay
T. Investigate the aalsysHy4 gah-,stssa
there.
The steamer AihafroHN Il EXPECT
Ell to arrive here FROM San Francisco
the middle of the month with half
dozen scientists who VIII carry on
the work Of investigation during the
summer David Starr Jordan %
stanford university viii join the Al
hatresa at Seattle and also George
N. bowers. United States fish com
missioner, who left Washington June
: for this city
Agents Of the department are al.
ready stationed At Klewak. LorlnE
and Kadlak The whole course
from Sitka north viii be studied IN
regard 60 the salmon fishing busi-
naFa
Another passenger on the Bertha
1sii ~ 4, y. iiss. the promoter OF
this valdez a ranann railway There
~aill Be about 80 men bound 20 the
oil fields at kYsk ana Coal bay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-07

with a list Of entries seldom equal
led east Of Chicago or north Of san
Francisco. the second annual race
meet OF me king county Fair ssso-
citation win start az The Meadows
this afternoon. The first race IN
scheduled to be started at 2tiE
o'clock. All Indications point to the
most successful race meeting IN the
history Of the Northwest The horses
entered for the initial day are con-
aidered BY prominent horsemcn Ia be
the best IN the stables They we're
picked from nearly 300 animals at
The Meadows." and aeariy every
horse entered has y record.
Presiding Judge EKbert and Aeso-
cistc Judge Leighton express them
selves in the highest terms Of the
quality OF the horses 1T will be- the
greatest meet ever held IN this part
Of the country" said Judge Egbert
today. THE horses entered are very
evenly matched, end there should be-
sonic close finishes"
The first raoe. Of five furlougs,
promises 60 be ciose one. There are
several horses that look like winners.
skip Me has little the best OF II,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-07
AT THE GRAVE
or MDOHALD

KINGSTON. ont. June e-This
being the isth anniversary # thr
f~stfh Of SIR Ienn A Macdonald.
members % the Kingston Macdonald
club and delegations - prominent
Conservatives this afternoon dfuvu
% Sathraqut ceuetery. and decor .
sted the grave 81 the deceased
statesman.
Each association placed handsome
= reathF made Of white carnations.
pink roses and sweet peas on the
grave Several memorial addresses
we're delivered. the speakers faying
= touching tribute e. the tilusfriaus
dead and referring "a him a. the
greatest among Canadians, and one
whose influence yet lived
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-07
BRUTE
BE7HS SISTER
Clara Phillips Pounded in the Face and
Thrown Out Of Her Home Because Her
Brother Didn't Like Her Cooking

iisaafrF ~ al argument nVef Some
sraaNtua James Phillips. ahn lives 81
4azk Tenth avenue north. il alleead
e. haFf atfues HE sistef. clara FhiIs
iirs. 4 cruel hiua ID ihs face A. a
result ~ the trouble abe Hlfi says
Sise CaHuas - horne The YonuH man
YES arrvatF'i ~ beratf sheriff Mike
Kelly last niRht and released from
Jusficu CHnn e cauff Ga SIS bail The
str sxhiiised hiseA eye 10 eoffabs
erats her rtarY Phillips did rot
struY that he had struck his sister
fuf seid in defense % the At that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-07
AUGUSTA. CA, JUNE 6.--BuL-
LETis.--lT rs REPORTED THAT
so PERSONS HAVE BEEN
DROWNED IN A cLoupnURsT
NEAR spARroNssURo.

LATER Reports just received sag
that ss persons were drowned at
hrartaHHbura
chiffon mill SO was washed
away 10 addition 10 the two rneoict
mills
aort Of tie i5zn Of lie occurred Ia
the Clifton district All the rivers
Ga the western portion Of South Car
HiiHa afc ga the rampage Rallroaa
bridges have bten washed away and
al telegraph wires are down
There is - fert 81 water IN The
faaoisi river which usually i q
suai stream bsfHly largo enough 90
turn the mill wheels The property
hoes has already reached 81 .0ia 00a
Two thousand baiea 81 manufars
tnfTi nuada Were washed away
s. hen fhe mills were destroyed The
Western Onion Telegraph Company
reports haYiuE loHt practically All itr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-07
THAT AMT NOTHIN',"
MUTTERED CHAMPOUX
Murderer Of Lofhe Brace ChUcked When Deoh
Sentence Was Pronounced Upon Him.
Sings in His Cell

msa.ih g. ne. ..,...s s''
IN store fof lennon Chanlpoux. who
murdered Lotiie Brace iast Novem-
Der BY stabblnE her in she head
sith hunting katie. champour
MAS sentenced to be hanged By su-
perier Judge Ben this u,orning. The
court room was eros ded with peo-
pie eurious 10 nee In what manner
the perpelFatof Of the horrible crime
vouid conduct himself durlng the
ordeal.
The Freedman rcpulaiFe coan-
tpnanee appeared oven more brutal
than usual this morning His face
and hands we're dirty. his clothing
sar ragged and he griuned In a
sinister manner az every one ho
PASSED or spoke tn him.
tie Was led 60 the bar by Deputy
shefiffa Lambert and COOK. Judge
lfeil briefly reviewed the history %
the crime and then asked Champoux
u be knew OF any good reason " hy
be should not b. sentenced az that
time.
Champous. without looking up.
answered as he had been directed 20
do ~ his attorney, No. your
Honor
Then the Judgment Of thiN court
s. the judge continued. that you
be hanged b. tie neck until dead
The murdsFe stared at the Judge
for e minute er 10 ana then put his
hands ln hts pos seta aud followed
the deputy sheriffs from the court
room
lie chuckied 20 himself on the
Nny dnWn stairs and just as he
reached the jail door said That
Amt noihln' They can hang me N
they want 10"
A. soon a. he entered the east
tank where his cell is he started to
sing French love SONGS. in weak
tenor voice and has been singing at
Intervals all this afternoon.
Prior 20 passing the sentence
Judge Bell overrulcd Attorney
Srec kort's motion IN arrest af judy
uent and the notice 81 appeal 10 the
supreme court was given.
Since being convicted u the muir
der Tor which his only defence was
Insanity. champoux has acted IN
rational manner. although he ~ pos
se=sea ~ eeerntrieities which his
fellow prisoners say make him a
mort HffItTtEaut companion.
After writing threatening letters
20 Lottie Brace fer some time in
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-07

there had been troubis between them
before aad that hs had struck hes
harder than that At other times The
vsnc Wiff be heard next Tuesday
unfuiuE
ThiH morning the airi tsisphanc1
20 1uailer Cam that hef bret net
would uat allow her To enme halus
Hhe asked n there maH any process
hF which Fhe eauid fofre him q ief
her enrna home bot was told thar
thsfc was not Ne hef brother nsu ra
the huusH The Eifl l. now ataYiun
W ifh friends
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-07
FIRES ARE
STILL RAG/NG

BANGOR. Me. Reports this morn
Ing show no dimiuution in the Rrav-
ify Of the forest fires They are
most serious IN the vicinity OF Carl
0Ou. where many camps and lumber
mills have been destroyed Tn
eieus Falls fires and those ~ the
Adirondhcks are diminished this
morning owing 10 the absence OF
wind.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-07

Fourth RACE s-Yvar .nlda FL ups
selling miisi 70 Ysfds iflz, t.ane
fisherman. I'll tsei. Pirate Mala.
t9t. asa. Juis GYp. tie. tsQs. Cam-
hacsfes. 10. stfi. David ~ 49,
tsgs Tonitiais. les,
flfth RAJ t-Year-niis and pp.
Hsilins three Quarters mile a~.a.
nafHafa. tte tess. ~ chlhahhha.
liz sFRg, Prank Feafae. III. tkqs.
Naut - Tafaaz. les. assa. Afnaas.
ia ts7Rfl Nindward. fi6 tfsa
fSiaw stone. tif lssa1I. The Aiilss.
ti1 s#a TfuB. lea
leo s5Rs cafuuai. Tot. ffgt. step
Around - ifss. plsfnrtrr. ias.
90. Nalarann- q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-07

!. s,s.sN, s,,S p .sses,' :. .,,s
would not marry him. ghaunpoux
crept up behind her az she stood
taking Go her sister In the Arcade
concert hall on the Night Of Noveni-
her .. and plunged a knife inro her
head with such force that IL Was i'm
possible to withdraw IL from the
skull until the bone had been CHS
eied away.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-07

HE opinion ~ the Jury which. las,
night brought iu e verdict Of as.
sauit and battery IN the case Of fh-
state V James Butler. charged wfsh
assault With intent TO Kill. commit
ted upon John Courtney.
The court then IMPOSED the maxi.
mum sentence Il one year IN the
county jail upon butler.
Butler shot John Courtney In the
breast last March. tnniefinN = s~ri-
Gus wound. when the latter visited
the defendants shanty on the tide.
lands 20 collect fsht
Hutiefs defence WIS that he drew
revolver with the Intention Of
frightening his unwelcane visitor
away and that the weapon was fred
accidentally.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-07
DOOMED
East 81. Louis Cannot Escape the
Destruction Threatened by
the Great Flood

river il two feet loser end an I'm
msnse force - men Is cleaning ths
west bottoms today.
TOPEKA. Kan. June e. Although
no cause g. assigned. the river he's
not faiiea Hiure fnidsiEht No more
corpsea have been found up 70 noon.
leaving the known list ~ deh1
standing az g.
KANSAS cry. kan. June g.
7 ne AafseAss=e tsfsfft tfFfHF uustfd
Mayor trHdtaek from office. install
ing the Republican caufssfer. en-
bert. EFaddork has had fuIl fharE.
% affairs III the flood emergency
and to-day ~ head and front OF
everything. nhusiuR himself nos
aessed % exceptional executive ahsi.
lty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-07
STAR PICKED FIRST
WINNER
Only Paper in Town to Tip OFF the Lucky Horse in
the First Event of Today's Meet

THE MEADOWS. June s.-The
crowds began to arrive soon after
noon. Atm D. m. the betting ring
was crowded. Eight books drew in
The big ring with one combination
and one field book. Appearances
point 70 a heavy betting day. The
track IL In excellent condition. So
eietv is wen represented IN the
efnsta- anf- - si-s.!-sz- a. ~ az a.
mis- time. although no big bets have
been made
FIRST Race Five furl0uRa. was
Won ~ skiD M. with Collins up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-07
PLEA OF
NOT Gull TY

Nicholas pcJausserand. charged
With having shot and seriously
wounded his wife. Maris DeJaurser-
and, Aprii 10. pleaded not guilty 10
assault, with intent to commit muir
der Ia the criminal department Of
the superior court this morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-07
SERIOUS
CHARGES
Placed against Negroes
Who Raised a Row

Charles Harris was today formally
charged with assault with intent 20
commit murder. The crime Of which
Harris ls accused occurred on the
night Of June ?. In Rufe Turner's
saloon. All the participants are col
orad
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-07

ST. LOUIS. Mo. June s.-ThoB-
sands are homeless today and the
river r. n0x Is feet above low weter
mark. showing more than foot rise
during the past day fi IL now cer-
tain that East ~ Louis cannot -
cape the feed. which is much worse
than In issz
The railway yards and the North
Fades bridge are noE entirely sun
merged and traffic Il entirely sus
pended except on the Nandaiia lius
TIRE Natsr anrply OF Fast 81 i.cuts
VIII b. suspended today.
Nany abandoned homes IN HAPPY
Holly have beer swept away BY the
flood The damage - far n ssti-
mated At g. zoo coo 10 railways ALONE
KANSAS CITY. No, June the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-07
"MNMW SENTIMENT
"MMWMC NRNE7''
Judge Bell Denounced in Seathing Terms
the Jury Which Virtually Acquitted
James Butler

"a stsN Of the evidence ~ this
case the defendant should have been
found guilty ss charged. end IN that
event ] would have sentenced him
% 10 years ~ the psnltsntiary. for
there u no doubt IN nv mind that
this defendant James Butler. N.
tended e. Kill John Courtney
~ seems TO ms that the members
81 the Jury must have been 80 II.
fHcied With fusudlin scutimsufniltt
that fneY Nvre wholly untitled 10
serve in any criminal case Thfn
ridiculous verdict shows AZ sitter
lack % moral courage on fhs part Of
each % Y men sworn % uphold the
iaW IN this case
II uaa IN this language that So
perior Judge Bsli today expressed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-07
ENTRIESFOR MONDAYS
RACES ................. :.

Flrst Race Three quarter mile
ssslinx fsaF-olds aud up 80.
Theron. III. tsiA The singer. its.
tssi. Arthur Ray. ifa tate. solou
IL. tsoa Hutch Miller. Va. sips.
Gladiator ia Ncr~nEa. fff. Ess.
Legal Makifu. III. -. Axafaf. IL
Us. Aurir. III. go. lien NaEvu. ~
Heuond ilar@a-ss. sssslssffKs. s~fgtux
4sYs4r-eiiis and % to5x Mona d
~ ESQ rsrafu. ipz =. Eldr~d iis
tess. Meticenrsa. tet fEst. Efuraf~.
iis. tlts. Miss Dividend. fta. assz
tirpp#f Sauas. tqf
Third haeeeats furlauas al ages
=. Judge I-heutas. f1i ssss Qasus
i. if9 =. ttannie bssrue. us Ne.
Albert. t2i. ssii 4 o. g.. rs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-07
DIED BY
POISON

Mrs. Annie Connolly. % years old.
Who died suddenly Thursday even
inE. is noN believed - have sue
rumhed to an overdose Of some
poisonous drug taken for the pur-
pose OF avoiding the sponslbiiitieK
Of mpthsrhood Df. Hoye held an
autopsy over ~. remains. this
morning which leads him to this be-
lief. and further investigation may
bring into the case the name Of n
physician who prescribed for the
woman the day before hef death and
no had for two months been at
tending her.
Mrs. Connolly was the wife OF
Michael Connolly. gas filter. and
lived st 20 Virginia street. she
leaves. besides husband. two
Young children.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-07

TO PROTECT
FORESTS
Commissioners Appoint
Many Fire Marshals

The county commissioners have
appointed Game Warden n Reiff fire
marshal for King county ana have
aFostsd all county road supervisors
In ga a. er-affieio fire marnhsls To
prevent the starting OF brush fires
batnisrn June ~ and October Is.
stringent Measures Will be taken
"a prevent forest fires such a. those
whleh ragged throughout Western
washington iant summer
CHICAGO. June q Wheat. 70 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-07
WAS MRS. SCATTER ROBBED.
OR DOES SHE ONLY Think SO?
Bit of
dence Subsfanfiafe Her Story Doctor Comnings
Sensational Statement

The pete. are un IN the ar. Mrs.
Rebt A. scatter claims 10 have been
robbed o. almost ssca at high noon
Yesterday IN building On one Of
the pineipal business streets u the
,.,, ana s., a. an, .ath.,r,tle. h,v.
a., .tr.g an. q, vh,se 1, n,rk
They haVr emily the statement ~ the
Woman who says she Was cruelty at
teeked oNcfpeWsred ana sthplnea
Ntsh ehisfNtafNa elAa fsNAeA q sAHHa
,,,i,ns,..ts !, th+ scatter r,,bt,s,y
case today. The comhlned Efforts
- detecitFcs and newspaper men In
tfAths % hfa Hatiss one tfat9sa stfs
VIZ
-, - a. r,t.Aa-- ..,t4, a.. A..
Comhs halidlnx al seventh avenue
and PIKE street. where the alleged
feeefts = sa'e IS nave eseatfHd.
-. - 4. -,
~
csps Aiw gsSter can be Found y he
saw the fNe men.
Mrs Seat ter herself refused a. be
Interviewed this uaoruiuE 81 a re-
porter sof the AzAr- To 4 4etrctfxe
ahs reiterated Ne story shs told yes
tarSaay % she robbery.
H.r hassaf.t Hnhers 4 SEATED
who says he foand Mft scatter IN
sensible aftsf TIRE saHtasrv It aa.on
Yesterday. uaae fhs fsElsss ifk state
r~nt.
There ~a~ fnass sss'~ ffasa q
which halanNed to my brother
r;sarSs s~ates Trsr r,sst va the
t.erasnAj property - nv wife II
va rar, - that rafiactst BY nee o.
tn- ~ argaunt .f Ssatrr a ca
-hieh - na~ in = .f.atr ~ baak .
= ., ,.-.,.-<,. 49, :. :. :; ~
.sfs - ~ -. ~ " 4 k@fr ihs
fr,t.+e4 - rhar.s ~ me arairs Of
-. t....f.z.rf -, - 49, a -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-07

WavefiinW on ground 81 nanesup-
pert D. >. HhiuFhaTdf frozen Ma5
lthinehsrai. GA Eround Of dfssrtion4
Mr. l. Taylor frnm Samuel TaYiar
on srnund of cruelty e. a croshaw
from Eedie Creshaw. en- ground 81
cruelty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-07

First race-skip Me. Maiaspl-
na. Col Van. MeFiecknoe.
Second rsce-H. 4. Frank.
Tanhauser. Annie Marie. Mid
way.
Third race Hercules. John
Bosgr, Horstius. Forest King.
Andrew Ring. Lady Kent.
Fourth Hornfiua. Forest
King. Andrew Hing. Lady Kent.
Fifth race Rosario. Royalty.
Rim Rock.
Sixth face-E. NJ. Brnttain.
Kitty Kelly. sad Sam.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-07
SCRATCHED

The following horses were scratch
ed IN t0dnyE races.
Fqurth faoe=-..Ona nalls es-ss s.s.,..ts
cap Tor three year-oida and up
wards Rose u Mary and Kim Hoek.
SUN iace-slE furnonRr, for
thrss-year-olds and upwards Mex.
icanna
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-07
MA WIEN

a charge o. mayhem has been
lodged against J. ~. KinRhan, who
II ~ alleged bit on the third finger
Of The right hand Of William Bour-
yet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-07

school az chehalta A. the 60
time he named Sheriff Mills On
Thurston county. 10 succeed uaed a.
member ~ the board of control
The appointments take effect Juiy
let 's
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-07

Col Van was second and Espira ndo
vas third. Time was 0zih. The
star picked Skip Me to win this race.
KARL NJ ANDERSON.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-07
REED GETS
APPOINTMENT

OLYMPIA. Wash, June s.-9ovs
ffnor Mcbride today named &. s.
Reed. former chief Of police 81 ss-
&ttie. and member 81 the board Of
@sntfoi, 70 succeed Westendorf %
#pDsrintsndent Of the state reform
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-07

AUGUSTA. Ca. June IA report
haH reached here from pacoIet, s G.
that MIL No. ! ~ the Pacoiet Com.
FanY has been completely washed
away b. o cloud burst The Faco.
lei river overlooked ~ banks ana
mill No. IL Ia great danger. Many
miles II iowiand was flooded doing
great damage. Reports conflict Hs
% whether there war any iosa OF
life.
A later report says that mill No. 3
was swept away and another. fifrs
ther down the river. was destroyed.
4 fourth 40 in danger
A church, hotel and livery stable
ai FHeoiet Wefe also DESTROYED
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-07

COLUMBIA. = e.. June s-He-
ports received here from spHrians-
burg say the loss Of lie will prob
ably exceed % The greatest num-
Der were drowned AZ the Clifton
mills above the FaCoiei mills The
hotel and number Of residences
Were washed away in the flood.
which came out az the mountains
like giant mill race 1he mills
were largely owned BY New England
raplthiisfr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-07
F0UR DIVORCES

Tho following divorces were grant
I'd hy Superior Judge nell this morn
ing. A. v. Waycfilns, from Henry