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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-07-18

Elbow does the seventeen birthday
differ from the twentieth or thirtieth ?"
Senator Plat of New York was asked
the other day, by a friend who had
called to congratulate him on his three
score and ten. Well" he replied, 'as
a rule a man who is wise does not
get drunk when he is seventy"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-07-18
WEST END LINE LIncoln Parkl

Car leaves west side Of City Market for i hn
coin Park $40 a. m. and every ~ niuu'''
thereafter until ii 80 p. m. an. -,
Car leaves Lincoln Park for Market e:SVS toc ~
and every 40 minutes thereafter until IL Q oi0'@
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-07-18
FRFIGHT AND PARCFL CAR.

Leaves east side OF City Market for Tnu Is ali
bolt, Cattle Park Sandfy. Isle Of Hope anu : ~
intermediate points-9:I5 a. m, l;l5 p NJ ~
D. m. -..,.r ark
Leaves Isle OF Hope for SandHy, Cattle rem s.6i
Thunderbolt and all intermediate points
a. M, II 100 q. m. 500 p. m. n,
Freight car leaves Montgomery az DO. oV reg.
ular parcel car for city. ,-.,vht 10
Parcel car from the city carries irelsN'
Montgomery on each trip. - -, ZACH
Regular parcel car carries HeileI VN
trip Tor accommodation Of passengers .s.sea.
Any further Information regarains w 81
ger schedule or freight service car osssges
applying 10 g. b. klDOEH' A4'A'
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-07-18
POLISHED PLATE CLASS.

We are the Southern distributing
agents OF the Penn-American Plate
Glass Co. We carry at our Atlanta
warehouse the largest stock in the
South
WINDOW GLASS, lots of II. all
sizes, single and double, at our ware
houses both in Savannah and in At
lanta. Dowell Pins, Blind Staples,
GLACIERS Diamonds. Putty and Points.
Mall orders promptly shipped.
F. J. COOLIDGE & BRO,
ATLANTA.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-07-18

The reconciliation of young Cornelius
Vanderbilt with the remainder Of his
mothers family is an item of New
York social news that is Of interest
to the country at large. It viii be re-
membered that the young man mar
ried the woman of his choice against
the wishes of his father, the late Cor
nelius Vanderbilt. Cornelius, Jr, had
been trained to be the head of the
household and to inherit the bulk of
his fathers fortune, but because of his
marriage he was in a sense disinherit-
ed and the fortune went to a younger
brother. Following a stormy scene
with his son on the subject of the
marriage, Cornelius Vanderbilt was
stricken with apoplexy, from which be
died. That incident completed the
arrangement of the family from young
Cornelius. The young fellow went
pluckily to work, and by energy ancS
democracy of demeanor, established
himself in the esteem of the people of
his city, and of the country as well.
He is an engineer and inventor, and
as such proved that he did not need
the millions. but could make his way
in the world without them. A year
ago he fell i'll of typhoid, and for a
time his life was despaired of. II was
at that time that steps for a reconcile
alton were taken, and it is reported
that they have now been successful.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-07-18
Daniel Hogan.

The following are a few
of our many special induce.
ments which we place on
our counters this week:
Beautiful designs in Lace st-,,.
Waist Lawn, zoe value, 12hc. pe
20 yards good yardwide Soft Finish
Shifting, &c value, for $1.O0. ''-'Sn
IS yards best Amoskeag Don,as.,..
Bingham the regular &c quality. for
SO cents. Aor
72-inch Hemstitched Linen Tsh,.
Damask the regular $1.OO value, SOC.
SO-inch Cream Linen Table Damas,,
the kind you pay SOC for. Our 'i prics
S21sc. price
Hemstitched Linen Pillow Cases 4,,u
S6-inch, former price $1.35 per pair
now $1.10. '
Large Unbleached Turkish Towel
the regular zoe value, for 121hc
50-inch Linen Suiting, the grade vo,,
pay Use for elsewhere. Our price 59c
The best stock of Mattings in the c,,,,
can be secured at HALF PRICE.
Ladies' White Shirt Waists. with
tucks and embroidery. for 47c
1853 Duck Skirts, (white) with colorad
Polka Dots, for this sale only at SI25
$2.25 Duck Skirts with colored Polka
Dots, for this sale only $1.69.
Ladies' White Pique Skirts. trimmed
with embroidery, $3.50 value, $1.9S.
Ladies' White Pique Skirts. with
several rows of embroidery, 50 value,
for $2.49.
We offer our special soc Black Nuns
Yelling for this sale only at 45c.
44-inch Wool Crepe de Chine, s125
value, special for this sale S3c.
56-inch Black and Colored Kersev
Suiting, S5c value, for SOC.
Look at our Muslin Underwear. Our
stock is replete with all the latest de-
signs. One of the special features Of
this cut price sale is the immense re-
duction in this particular department
DANIEL HOGAN,
Corner Broughton and Barnard SITS.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-07-18

The Spanish coins captured at the
time of the surrender of Manila gre
not to be turned over to the Spanish
government, but will be sold at auc-
ton to the highest bidder. Spectators
will doubtless secure d number OF
them and bring them to this country,
where they will be disposed of to col
lectors at four or five times their
original value.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-07-18
BETW ZEN MONTGOMERY
FORTIETH STREET.

Connects with parcel car for city.
f1S minutes wait at Sandfy. Com
meets with Thunderbolt line at Casino.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-12
missouri KID"
SEENM TOWN
One of the Wosf Desperate Grim
inais i'm the Country Identified
by a First Avenue Barber

tfsisess = Seattle barber had a
nlnhtmas2 whne AZ work m his shop
last svrnlag. oT i faniux ~ his
awinntian preparatory % a career
- = dime novelist. william Nu8elph.
ALIAS The Missouri kid. one - ths
fsac<t noted assFgfsesess u1e Twins
pAss~d through seattle last night
ard may even b. At tbs moment Ia
ssie city
John J. ntaesn. who Has e barber
shop az itIt First axsnue. near Pike
street. came n thu TnEEee station this
Afternoon ana tald ghlvt sullivan .
~>~--~ -.-..-----s -,-,---s :.
that ne shawl the osfiau n hts
place last evening
Hspem's sturY Nas ted stir rvmafs-
abs attertien e. detail and ths usiies-
are stronxiY ineiiufa e. believe t. Tn.
hsrhsr says nat shortly after TARA q
tail rafhsr SD iaekinx man carry
ira a large eailse cams iuiu Ms place
Ard requested . shave
Hlssesn iuslfad hlin q sat hifuaHf ~
ths ehair To Blooms alrnrIea the
skFNHEsr demanded tat the chair 81.
ata4ssi Aruunf uutii Il fzasd tbs street
tnaF hipcFu thsuThf Ms cuzfasars Ras
fnefsiy eeeeafric and granted ths r.
auess
lie placed The cloth arouna ~ rus-
teuers meek and laia sat his tools
rvnay - begin work Thsn a strange
thsax haprwusA The tan young mnn
Faade susisfFu movement toward ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-12
coNFIprNcE lN COVE NoR

WAHifI NOTION. y. g.. aepf n -
Chekib hey. Turkish minister Go the
United States. called nu the state de-
pHrtmrut this morning and presented
dispatch which 10 has received
from the Turkish government concern
ms last Sundays riot st neirut ~
atates that eiEht persons were killed.
one ~ whom WIS r soldier The others
Refe civilians. FIFTY were injured
Tho dispatch SAYS the Incident had
no other bad results Many persons
p fiH ri aftN fitnr ff#H "a ffTlaHfloW are
returning and state Of perfect calm
has beer established The troubles
were FreatiY aNHEKarntsd BY some con-
auia who received their information
from panlc-stricken persons ard sent
Il C. their governments without con
firmatinu.
chekib HcY says HAHN The governor
general n Damascus VINO has been
appointed acting governor general 81
Heirut. - an exceedingly capable Off
eiat lie vas Tor several years chief
u police At Constautlnopie Chckib
hey knows him personally ard cx.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-12

waIstnana = hts trousers eith biz
right hard ard hrouHhi forth q huge.
gszeanpeg cuita revolver
Paving he attention a. ths hayters
ffishfersd gaeRs ne dFupssed ths bi9
kua a. rs at.ie ant tfainsd e un the
aren deer.
-'Nas Sa en- ahsAa.- ~ reuiafhrd a.
tbs aat1etshsa taaeafth afttet.
Hhoagh fFtEhteasd aas ef his sits
HiaaFo went ahfada ard shaved the
man quickly. bat mikAfy carefully,
When the wura was done. the
sfHauseF na8d hts TIL HnA departed
without exclamation ssf he usasssItiEt
49, 49, -, 49, ~ Ss-~- 49, 49, -
this raofuiHs untH about naaH. when
hs haUrenad 10 kianee az tbs mafn-
les fstrsF There ~ Saw a half
tanH reproduction q uhutesfa nh
r BIS customer 90 Tie uishl hefars.
HiustfatinE q story 10 ihr effrct that
Haaulph Ms thuaxaf 20 Be % hls
waN 60 Seattle.
fhffom Immediately came t. the
paItes station with his story and te-
aaX svstY policeman p fhe city ana
several PinhsFtun men afa On The
look -eut Zoe the ESCAPED c8Hviet,
whose rveeFd 40 n tsank- rebAaf re-
Gently culmiuatsd tn e desperate
rFis1u break and the murder q q
piHkarfon 8sssciife
The atufx - nuaeIrhk escape and
alleged Intention - escape e. the
orient by wsy % Seattle, Vas pub
iished 70 Ths star yesterday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-12
FIGHT SHY
OF CANN

II h VERY probable that Justice
Cam viii Try no mere bad mrk~
Gases its heavy sentences have
forced the men charged Win selling
aaaitefafed and impuru milk 60
make use q their right e. 5 change
- venue.
This morning Joseph grtdlsr. who
was ytftsrfiaT arrested on . ehafEe
II selling miik containing less Than
: per cent 81 butter fat appeared
fnf TRIAL 10 Justice Cams court. Ne
asked Tor and waH granted a change
of venue g the court ~ 1uHtles Todd
At south Seattle
During the past few months Jus
tira Cam has tried D large number
nf cases whrfv rnen have been
charged with Violating the pafe food
laws In every case where there
has been conviction the defend
aefa AAtr hrfa slaea hTEFs5Fa
uridisF does not vent fa take n
chance % paYinn a heavy fine in
the event ~ his being convicted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-12
IN BENCH SHOW FORM
"rRusrY TowsER" JAMES sARkEo olsAPPRovAL At the
MAnuFAeruRERs' ASSOCIATION, LAST MIGHT

A n meeting of the streets CONS
mltioe Of the city council held laat
nisht la the city hall a was decided
60 recommend the passage 81 a rrHs
olution deciaripg II Go be- the citY'r
Intention e. Improve certain 90 the
more important streets 1T the south
end tide hand district hY building
them un e. grade Tho action was
taken ON Councilman rafr1u mas
tom
The meeting Wua attended BY
large number Of members 81 the
Manufacturers Association aud was
In the nature uf a conference The
manufactures have long desired the
improvement 81 the lido land streets.
bat have always Insisted that the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-12
More Light Cast on the Rotten
Dealings of the Crooks in the
Post Office Department

WASHINGTON. u. g.. SEPT H.
The names ef the persons Indicted
TUESDAY ~ the federal rraud jury.
IN connection with postal frauds,
wsfe given Out this AfteFnuun by
ntslyict Attorney Neach, There IL
one against indictment against a M.
Beavers. Inspector Nlaehsn and Jas
"a ffWia fof conspiracy o. deffnud
two aganst Isaac Mcclellan, Geo
Huntington % New Nofk. and
Mashen Tor conspiracy o. eosuIutt
hFiSefy, I've aSainst Eugrue sno-
he and Nashen fuf conspiracy Go
tefrsad auA conspiracy a. commit
hfieeFy. also one against Maehcn
Tor accepting erihex
The indictment against Mafhrn.
Resyers ard frwin alicsvs In sub
Stance, that the Postal prviea linz
rroVeuent CN % san Francisco.
tarmefiy the Montague Indicator 4
Letter hoN co. by resolution. set
aside fieaa worth 81 stock ia fur
werd the Interests q the cempany.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-12
TANNED HIS
BARE LEGS
PUGET SOUND BsEEzGs GAVE
kILr.cLAo scor a COLD

esapiaiH HEKinirsa. ths Jolly ola
sa.ssch Halprsr ~ khn british ship
Nalfufd. y arn Ats IS the CalHdnuiam
gisals al Pleasant aearh last suis
daN and uaW D. regrets it
Il sHa not heeauae thr captain asa
not have a good tlHar thst he feels
- autfuMfat. fuG IL fiittf1 aitasli AZ
&s~--<AS~ss ..-s> ~>s>sS>-
Hfuauls q fhr fuasse - the haE
pipes and - tefH1a Die Naa aHinnE
TIE ladies
so. the captain caught aa awful
eHid Perhaps ~ Nas tf,s diffef-
efHee hefaaaa the climate - wash
irsfan ard that ct enc Highlands.
uf q might haTe been enc fact that
Captain Mek innuu had not aaan hia
native cuafune Tor q long tiHa that
played haNar With him Anyway.
tisr DAMP hrsrEas that frieEef about
tts bars irEa left effects tHst aiiii
reftHin.
80 Tar the most patrnf scotch RENE
easss have faiird Is sffrrt q cure.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-12
SECEDERS MUST
RETURN TO UNION
STRIKING CARMEN TO-DAY NOT THEM TO so by TO
MORROW ON PENALTY or soYcoTT-No GRANGE

The ear men's strike b. AZ stand.
Hiiii nud viii probably remain 60 uns
90 the arrival nest sunday uf hiehs
ard Cornelius. president OF the San
Francisco Car mems MON. What ac-
ton the strikers vii take then then
Do not themselves know. nor does
the adNisafy beard Of uniaa repre-
Heutatitsa which = conducting the
strike.
The meu who ace aut affirm that
they stand pat and vii nHht the
matter % the bitter end.
The Hser8rfa vii o. gwen until
September o. 60 declare their afuiias
ton With the ola bndY u they fhlf
tu appear IS that time they will -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-12

which Daniel Richardson, accom-
painted ~ Erwin, brought Is Wash
tnkton. Erwin was then uaataffite
Inspector and the company Il con.
posed entirely of postal employees "
che faK west
Erwin introduced Richardson g.
al the prominent rosteffice officials
Assistant Postmaster General i'cfr
rs 81 Heath ueaNeHa ana Atachen
examined the devise ANA an order
vas ISSUED oquirpink over saaa bex
- with = iieaNea and Maehen
then suEEeaipd that they change the
name ~ the company. and they be-
came owners ~ hiolks 20 stock. and
the names af aii the postal Officials
alsar HeafsH fram the ufsHa gems ut.
The company then systematically ~
Hevei itself % ala obligation ia thr
way nt paving freight eratinE
printing cards and painting for she
devices faeniahed Thousands ~
shares Of stock went into the hands
OF different postal officials.
The president ~ thr company
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-12

city should pay considerable share
Of the eaHt out OF the general fund.
They received rather cold comfort
last niEht. the euuucilmen falling 60
see why the general fund should be
drawn upon. Councilman James wua
especially rahid is his deuunciatian
- the general fund plan. AH one die
Ffuntied manufactures put a.. the
watchdog ~ the city treasury was
Ia regular bench show form"
The improvements desired VIII cost
about 50 geo. and the upehot ~ the
lengthy debate was that the manu-
facturefn should canvass the nituas
ton and ascertain what could he
done % guarantee the coat ~ the
work where the property rau not
bear the aaaaaHfn0uf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-12
FRISCO OFFICIALS
WERE IN The DEAL

then secured Increased paw Tor the
hoNcs Dividend were afterwards
paid on all shares - stock. In at
the indictments aHafuat Marhen the
amounts and the time paid him are
specified indictments an tnHuthrn
show where MRceen received al var
ious tunes sums aHnfeEatluH tto.eQa
FROM various schemes OF Efau Ia
which he was interested. aamo N
the schemes were even holder than
the Montague plan.
In one eaes he authorized the pay
ment 81 ttg5 fur doyise t. mise
the boxes, when IL really vas worth
hut so crnta.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-12

IN ths station a shari time t.sfare.
Milton FemnsfaTk and IaEusa Holt
fifFmrn nu sac train. wefa INSTANTLY
kiilsd and 4. "a Merrill and Prsd orr.
ether trNinfnsn. fatally iHiaHad
The train ~ sfHnfplFfrif urrr ted
aud the tfars iaFh ua ~ TIE forcc II
its tsHiaesun f0r auite a distances 90
each ai1e
People Twins iH towns miles aruana
wsee irfteftHsd. believing tas sxpia-
slan uaa "a earthquake
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-12
FRIGHTFUL HAVOC
CARLOAD OF POWDER RAN AWAY WRECKED TRAM XIII.
40 TWO FATALLY INJURED TWO MORE AND EXPLODED

EtnunAuo Kan. sept IA run
auay cafEasa ~ FaadeF kllisa I've
Msn. fataIla lniafes1 twa fnasa. wFss
ssi a tFet HHHf created haFae srmHfnllF
~ thV Frisco line hsaF uraussa.Iit last
atsht The car 49, efandiHa On
ssztiHE 80 H#eHuHnl chen tr sashs pay
4 Ent ntsftad aua fuiet aaWn ths
ttars tawafa Wtnfisld ig ran ant ~
g. fhs nsiu HH@ ssiHtrs sas=f with
ffiahtfui fHHffitf. ard in sHazt time
assFtnss and caiiiiaa stth = ssais that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-12
HORSE THIEF

a mar giving he name - David
Harrington WaA arrested "a Eaiis cts
this morning 10 Deputy sheriff uunets
eharrsd with sicalinE = hofse. liars
finEt1n rads the horse Ia question
ffum rsiisnehuFE Il Fails CITY Wheu
arrested he claimed BE- had Bought the
animal. Nhich 10 valued AZ 49,. daf-
rinKton is now n the cuuutY jail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-12
SCALDED TO DEATH
FIRST FATAL STEAMSHIP ~ ALASKAN WATERS
FOR TWO YEARs-THE VeILANT STRUCK ROCK
sTEAa.P PIPES

The steanser city II Seattle arrived
from aAagw3g shortly after neon with
she news q the FIRST fatal stesaNhlp
eeefssnt b. Alaskan waters since that
August mosntnk I've years aEo when
tfs Canadian steamer islander sank
with halt a hundred souls aboard OF
TssaKisss ISLAND
Ths tuw Vigilsnf. heiansink = th-
KazaAn HaY Goid Mains company.
ss-ssek 4 rasa saar FN t1sassd 81.
.oushsasteru Alaska Win terrific
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-12
SPAIN is
ALARMED
King Alfonso to Visit England
to Offset Move Of Portugal
10 Revive Old Iberian Empire

MADRID. Sept liking Alfonso
vii probably visit Euaiand on his
European tour usNt month. Spain "
uneasy lfat Enaiana should lend moral
support O. tn repoFted movement ~
Portugal % rfcuuVsrt Tho peninruis
into the old time ibsrian empire shr
expects AifouHoa visit 20 EnFiand 20
offset any move to aid tho Portuguese
IA this movement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-12
PLUNGED
7 0 DEA 7 H.
FIVE MEN KILLED IN ELEvA.
TOR ACCIDENT At DULUTH

DULUTH. Minu. Eeps ii-Flvs men
we're kiIiaf On an accident at The
psaFY elevator thsH morning The men
eeFs waFkins ou = sraffaid IN The
eancrrsa bin when ths scaffaiainS SAVE
way. reslpiNtinE tfas men g. The bot
tom q the BIN. % feet beigA. The
dead arss
81 tisHHaG ~ f1uiufh
William Wnfsnn u uuiuth.
tfrimar Andersen - Duluth
Andres Audrrseu = Minneapolis
pscar Esfossen - Ashland
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-12
An ouie, at Beiru,

IhVY department received ths fnllas-
49, frum Admiral Cotton At Beirut
tbs morning '@The euyernar general
- Damascus has been appointed act
inH governor general 81 beirut lie
has expressed % deatro % settle the
Marelsgeu case ia a manner e. suit The
United States government beirut -
auiet business o. Improving and con.
fidcuce Increasing 4"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-12

sheek. one member - che crew. whose
narne vas uot learned. san aaallsd 20
death b. tha bursting ~ steam
pipe
George Elisor. an empieYe ~ fhs
company. was seriously burned in
sinailaF manner and was taken e.
WfanGeii for medical assistance. De
tails - the fatssfruuhe are mHasrr.
The skaEeaF liner Dolphin ptich -
is= FL sau day. xii Afs. : ss.
rrtsssrf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-12
Open Tiostilities Exist

NTENNA, SEPT ii--.The Fenorai
opinion here - that even n Bulgaria
does nos declare war. state II hastiis
ititH viii actually exist. as reports COM
ilnuc o. show the sympa thy ~ uui-
Farilns for MaCcduniana. Dispatches
from Constau'inoule continue O. min
ifnise the nufferinEn q Christians at
Mnnnatlr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-12
CONGRESSMAN LOUD INDICTED

eoNoRE ssMAN LOUD INDICTED
WAHiftNufON - e. sept u The
farmer Californian tHdleted Tor narlics
inatian N the postal frauds t. W.
Erwin. fefnaff poatafflre Inspector TIE
d uunrssd with CnmHiiciN "a the time
fesiatvr scandal Hrsin wna arut %
cuba after the Ananiah. American vur
q organise the postal service thsre.
and later went o. Manila fef she same
rHtp4sr - Representative Loud
uEessrteA she billie Tor collection CA
nehaif ~ the uma gaHiHtrf company
bat claiina g. have - 20 ua stock noe
interest ia tne rumesfu. Postmaster
Mauiesus T. one uf the largest stock.
huidsra .rha company manufactures a
slime resiafaf far nastuffea hokcs
which b q valuable Invention
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-12

biackilatsh and haYcottet by local
organized labor Secretary %. r
lieaH isautd thr following order this
morning
IAN members who refused % obey
the order a. strike OF who have since
returned So work fof the Hraitis
Electric Company are hereby re-
aursfrsi q come aud Identify them
SELVES wiih sss Seattle Railway Eta
rioYca' ruton. Division No. tsi IS
t. the usst SECULAR meeting. Entufs
LAY afternoon az o'clock hHptem=
be- ". ana uhnw cause why they
should not be expelled from uaid
e4xisiaH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-12
frontier in Danger

aALoNicA. sept II Instructions 70
ffefuiif guard the Turkish frontier
~ been cent o. the VAN 4 KsEaata
q Turkish authorities Ia vinR receive
4 Information e. the effect that the
frrinn revolutionary committee has
come setiYe and Il urEauisinE hands
Il ald iu Distributing bonnie along the
fonticr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-12
FRANcr srNps Flrrr

PARIS. sept 1.-The government
II fearing eVnntuailfleA To- the I.H.
want nad hRs ordered the prepare Z
one hatflsnhip and tNo cruisers Tor
Immediate departure to Turkish wa
tera.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-12
MURDERED
Negro Cotton Pickers RufhIessIy
Fired On and Killed i'm South
ern Texas

HOUSTON. Tex. Sept IA M.
SO cuttau pie ksfa alryglus houae.
ugnr Ret oak aaa firra On snriy
this Morning BY unknown raftiea
tIftF shots were fired Two men
nFra Killed H'ff tsn anfmen wnunha
81 Moe ffuthie ia feared. and the
crop On ms vicinity are tsffaritsd
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fhry fear that u II the beginning q
an effort to drive them cut ~ the
Fssuntrf. A STAMPEDE - negtuos
ffon the ruiton fields 81 expected
No arrests have been made. and
II thr nfHFffe haNH ans clue that
ia f
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CONC. B0REiNG
I'LL IN LONDON

LONDON. Sept. lf-C0nnreasman
Vincent Hareing is pfecariausly 900
in this city Congressman H0rriug
Is n Republican FRO mthe Eleventh
congressional district ~ Kentucky.
Ills home IA az Lebanon. Ky
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c0NErANrfS0rIE serl- ~

CoNETASTiSurI.E sept IA
consular report received from sal-
erlia. this afternoon. states that see
insurgents az zsHsnlts we're recent
~ mnHaaefsd after they had our
rendered Co the Turkish troops.
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Turks Reeapture VasilIko

eoSsTs asTfNurHE. sept. Ii-An
official dispatch announces the recap
ture hy Tufsiuh trpopa ~ Yasinkol
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Are YOU hotel or restaurant mani
Your supplies will 50 az % % % per
cent reduction during Miles 4 Pipcrs
arcnt Anniversary Sale.
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800 INSURGENTS
WERE MASSACRED
pEPLoRAsLE rREAcHEay or ruRklsH rRoops-rHEY MUIR.
pEREp THEIR PRISONERS

ifessrs the greatest confidence ~ his
sa4hfp O. maintain order and n settle
p AaaslsHsn case satisfactorily q
b. government
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-12

During the Miles 4 Piper Cos great
Anniversary Sale. Cutlery viii BE- sold
a q per cent discount.
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Superior Judge Taiiman sill oct
cases on the equity court calendar to-
morrow.