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Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1903-10-08

Eureka Mfg. Co., of East st
ILL.,, want a man with rig to in
0 Poultry Mixture in this coun-
hey guarantee So 80 a day to a
worker and they furnish bank
nee of their reliability. Send
for particulars. Eureka Mfg.
Q, East st. Louis, Ill.
46-1-ly.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1903-10-08
Warning.

All persons are herby forbidden from
trespassing upon the property of this
Company without permit from this
Office or the Superintendent at the
works.
KEYSTONE POWDER MFG. Co.
Emporium, Pa, August 1st, 1908.
24-tf
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1903-10-08

The only way to fool a woman is to
let her do it herself.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1903-10-08

Most of us fire horrible example to
everybody but ourselves.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1903-10-08

Hatred is such big passion that
hardly anybody in the world is worth it.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-24
A LOT OF
0UAkES
TIE SCHOONER URANUS FELT
THEM OFF uNIMAk ISLAND

eubterrsnean aeisnatlons which
caused the earth to QUAKE and dis
tarbed the waters Of the ocean.
started the crew Of the c0dfishiug
schooner Uranus when the vessel
hay on Unimak island. Alaska. last
May. The reports were loud. and
she shock fs.llnaHisaR the defnuafinna
we're felt on board the schooner.
Immediately following each report
ne volcano 81 Muses. on the Island
Of unifnak. would shoot cut flame
and smoke. and Nouid then sub side.
The schooner Carrier Dove. which
bieW IN Friday from q fishing cruise
IN kuakokwim bay. brought the
news She received the report from
the Uranus which WAS also IN Ber-
Ing pen on q esdfiahing trip. While
the Uranus lay off ffnimak island
during the latter part Of May. her
officers and crew said that the sub
tsrranean noises were 81 daily oc-
currence The men we're az first
frightened when the schooner be-
gan 70 shake. but they finally be-
came accustomed 70 the subterran-
san oannonading and the qmaking Of
the ara.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-24
CRAZY MAN PLAYED
THE PIANO AT 4 A. M.
PETER JOHNSON rERRoRzGo Wt4oLE NEleHsoRaooo WITH
ms MUSICAL ABILITIES AN D WAS FINALLY CAPTURED

After teffoftsiug number of peo-
pie on trnta AVENUE nerth at an ear
~ hour this me4ulns. reger johnson.
tofinsfiy a cs.ntfactur tn thia city
entcret rez1deuce ans was found
b TIE police playing on the piano
lie was armed With heavy cali.
bet rvNosNvr. and Tor = time it looked
- b lhNrc would be trouble Tor the
ofrtcvFsL After ssitlfuilS naaueuvrr.
tb9 Ia gNt the fUs oleer. thr officefe
discovered that the deadly weapon
AS not loaded Had Il not been
fnF this fact officer Aurkman would
probably have been the principal
mara Of Adofnmsut on niogxus
slab
Johnson Mas arrested a yessf aso
on = ctarsc % insanity. bat AZ that
Tins the uaaladN Was thought % be
nessly Temporary and ~ was reisass
81 A chaTge # insanity Ng,a placed
against the man AZ the p0iics station
this rnarnSnK and tatsf ne was taken
t. thr ,co@ntY tail
The firss epart uf IohnaoHi's opes
ratienk was received a. the police
station ~ 4 o'clock this morning A
feisphcne cali vas Hee.ss - reporting
thai a cfsnY man wss IN house "a
feie Tcnth avenue usrtb The patrol
wagon carrying Officers hurkuan.
t-Arr AMI Hts'sieF started for the
hnase. which i near the Lake View
Cemetery.
When the rsfrai wagon arrived ne
the house % which johnson had TAX
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-24
= ''.'''.'.'''
IN LUCK
ais egLwAsE ON $500 GAIL NOW
Owes HIN \ LEAD cNER
TIE POLICE

Although the pglies detectives are
sm ~crkins rsaia-ly % ihs san JuAn
house burglary s.ss. svsrYthina now
appears % b. easuisE } ". Dryden :
way Dryden !. The Washington Ma
usnal lAnk slsfk rhs as arrested
IN ssvsn,b avsnus inaeaiasssr after
he burglar tied from the ssn Juan.
ard uho AsHpgta ths fact thss ~ car
flsa q hgs black revolver and cnaid not
- SATISFACTORILY explain his rtessEscs ~
fhs neis hhofhaad sffeuuausiy denied
bains the suilsy mau
DRYDEN VS. fssmaiIy charged vith
the tursiarr. then released from NJ
city laii on faa cash bail furnished -
A aeasraxr saa ! = Jenkins zee
tsraaf evening Thereby ~ iriufn pt~.i
ever the police Who had ATTEMPTED
~ ameat him into stxlug The name
x th~ wutnAn with Nhnm ~ declared
hs spent tbs nisAt pftuf n his srrsHt
Th~ police are still iGuoraut VI The
.au4ans aAms Frunn ether sqtirSes
a wss i~srnsa taazx that . ~e1sn
raas ~ ~ p a.-s.. ss~-ia@rs - ~.
nank and other pefsoua e. whom Try
aen had talked and e-sserhea their
roo 20 hsins her inta ths case Accafti-
inniy the3 also refuse 70 divuigr ~
Important Information.
Thr police are iexosina their snef~
3i~n g. probing iuss prSrf.u'r past re.
ord rhsy claim that his release on
ball prevents them frntu dolnH nuch
ranuertins nj unwith she san Juan bar.
sisry directly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-24

sn possession. no one who lived lea
the place was iu the house The
strains - wirrd diaeoFd came
flos.tlnE through the front eiudewn
81 No, leia Johnson. the crazy man,
Appeared 10 be- enjoying himself FOR
he paid no attention % the half
clothed figures 81 neishbass on the
outside hoVerinK about the patrnl
WAGON and tie policemen Tor protec-
tlaf
n Was decided % tahe the hea-e
hy storm. Tsa oht~cts we're IA view
one Was % capture the unatic and
the ether was O. step the piano play
taK
whsn the officers entered the
hstuse they found their taAu Ia ,hs
ntfiaH waiting Tor them. revolver IN
hHHH
Lets see that sun you've Eot,
said nafkmAn.
Not ON YOUR life. yaa zss-. n
YEA FeG bold ~ the sun yaa wen Z,
give IL bach answered the tunatic
IN sea 7 Will" sid nnfsmnn.
while moving csoser 60 the rrusp~e-
tive prisoner
When close enough 70 make the
leap nurkmau jumped and grabbed
The eun THE other tive officers
fearsa on the craEy uar - the same
time sHt u tcek the strength ef The
three e. Het him down ard handcufi
hltn ON the way - the station
Johnson. curTet continually Little
II knawu % his relatives
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-24
MARINE NEWS

Steamer Humboldt sails toniFht to
akaaWay Nith ~ people and al ths
freight she can carry. Tier pAseetisafs
viii Include Gaseunr bgaas ana *
Governor a~lasfard - Aisska aad
Herman WeiF general agent Of he
white Pass railroad az ChicaKe
The steamer CftY of Seattle sailed q
ekaE~aY last ninht with about
people. Including Congressman n ,.
sraidinr u south Dakota He res
bern o. the CITY several DAYS. Nisiuns
nmunT either Old friends. Manager
rrsnhofuia Of the Northwcrtern Com.
ynrreiet co lie r. going % White
Horse oa = pleasure trip and % Nse urf
a better knawieirs - the country
Many ~ the sesttio's passengers Nefe
persons returning e. Alaska fresn the
rranH. Mississippi congress.
rrelEhter Lseianaw Will arrive Mon
aay from san Franchise 20 load t.asa 80
feet n lumber under charter 20 the
Northwestern Commercial co. Tor ship
mrnt 90 Meme Tanner 3 clark VII
receive go GO feet IT lumber the rest
being CONSIGNED 10 the S"io'i'tfii Tel
road
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-24
GM RMc Will MN
HER MNNN RyW
NEXT SUNDAY THE LITTLE STREET MERCHANTS
VILE HE TO AL-H POINT FOR DAYS OUTING

~ The ssa-and on v1i eat FOR tsIa
will be a day ~ feaatuR ard making
merry The strenuous burdens a
trade will b. put aside Ha thoroughly
aa aul} nenuboYH can pat THEM anid~,
aud thr only extras hat viii BE- shout
ed forth in the trumpet ataeeato ~ thS
small news vendor will be the call zoe
extra cuts ~ pumpkin pie
At O'clock neat Sunday morning
the uieHlsrra will assemble ~ pier NO
q and when thef board he boat for
Ak point the general sentiment ~ ths
eReafaianiata will De embodied in thu
Joyous cry "t'H 90 the woods
All ms hHsf ~ races sHd other cong
tsstH are being planned. and there hr4
prizes 70 De- awarded 10 the winner Il
each So b. De- that the nolsY afternoon
gathering ~ che ali~j. way u The htaf
office in frauEht with additional en+
eitsmenf. hnd the ambitious once 80
nfaetieiur 90 on the hop-tkip-hnfs
jump. Runnynnca rHces ard sprintinK,
Arrangements for The zig event orc
being perfected and will b. announced
~ tomorrow Star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-24
AXrEGRAZD
Rev. DR.. Fawcett Is Ordained
Bishop Of Quincy

CHICAGO. III. Aus. There
Vas a notable gathering q thr Lead
ing bishops Of the Protestant Epis-
coral church today When tn Rev
Ir Edward FsWcett eas cou~ectat-
"a bishop % quincy in ~ Barthol-
tfaaWs church. Fsueiewood. The
ennsecrator was bishop George y.
Seymour IL Springfield. sho was as
sisted b number u eminent
church men
=A~ ~ Ttes tsAssrA p Wreft
far several years has been rector %
"a. bartholomew church and is re-
sardrd as one of the most isarusd Of
the cleFEymen IN Chicago Tie o. a
native 81 Iowa. = years old and one
Of the youngest men ever honorsd
~ the episropate IN the American
church. He studied theology ~
Northwestern university and early
~ his career held ssVesal pastpratea
In Chicago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-24

Tho wclkin viii ring the forest VIII
revcrbrfatr and there Will be- such
sounds 80 have not startled che dr0W
IS silence ~ the auada since the days
~ The mobile red mHa ana bis war
dance, Tor The atHr usHrbots are so
ms forth o. see q reed shaken by the
wind
Hunday August p vii D." the date
RI Tho Stare annual picnic. and the
af1 uewnhoyn and carriers who hustle
forth daily with the different editions
~ Tho Star viii hie Them forth HYht
ffHtivsly 60 bark lH thu sunshine nnd
rnVri in the bueniie joys ~ AK point
There Will be Hstef Wfi@ra ard
1atrr melon raeea. there viii be- roaHst
niF ~ cat and creased piF ~ chase.
and hn eEfenpafane9HH slam bake viii
work devastation ana massacre among
tho cruHiaceHus. The gently tapping
waves ~ Puget aaHHd Nill cali and
not iH vain. t. the amuhihious iuVe-
nile ana there BE- ns4eh slice in The BIG
salt water nwifumluH hole. Come will
fish some viii swim some Will play
lee -ffug along the stretch ~ sand
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-24
FLYING EAST
EAGLES EN- ROUTE TO GRAND
AERfE IN NEW YORK

Twenty or more jolly Eagles from
this city aud other cities abeut IA,
Sound left Seattle Saturday even
ms over she Great Northern. for New
York city whore they viii attend the
grand asrie 81 the fsraternal order
Of Eagles September Is. The delegates
are headed by A. n. Partridge, grand
worthy secretary ~ the order
T'he party will be- Joined 81 Spokane
rs delegation from the Eastern
Washington sud Eastern British Co
lamhis citles At Minneapolis the Par
y Will board " special train over the
Wisconsin Central u Wabash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-24
'H HEAVY 7
LOSSES
ANOTHER BATTLE BETWEEN
TURKS AND INSURGENTS

SOFIA. Aux ss-scycrai Turkish
Officers have been captured Al
Adrianople and taken aeresH The
frontier into Bulgaria. where they
were tried BY the local authorities
and Imprisoned
The dispatches state that the
MncedaniAus Intend 60 send . dele
cation 70 the bishop asking the IsaN
cts TO intervene. Reports 81 severe
fighting continue, and q hattie near
0roEiie eftsned. making heavy LOSSES
ora both sides. II IL also states that
the Macedonian insurgents. after q
terrific fight captured sH1 burned
Nnalliks IN the Adfianorle District
and later burned AZ ncishborinH VI
lagos.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-24
STREET CAR MEN MET

The Seattle street Railway EN-
pioysa' union met this afternoon to
elect officers for another half-yeaf.
Another meeting All be held to-
night for the same purpose. All
employees ~ the Seattle Electric Co.
viii be- admitted 70 both meetings.
that they may be made acquainted
with the eract attitude Of The eat
men against she company IN the
lsraaert trouble
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-24
rAnpico ARRIVED

Freight steamship Tafnpico arriv-
FL al noon from Nome asd -. Nj
chael. which ports she left r~ap-c-
lively August and 10 She brought
two sacks ~ mali from 81 Michael
and r@rcet= passing tho fr~ighisr
Meteor, nerfhheuud. this side Of
ffsslnlAh mass. on her way down No
vessels were ~ either OF the north
sru ports when she left
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-24
ARROW AND INLAND FLYER
I'M AM EXCITING RACE
rrE ARROW RIVAL AFTER A CLOSE BRUSH.
ON THE Way


times aorstsd the Athian IN speed
trials while tbs Inland Flyer - con-
sftHfHd aiaNrT than The latter, a
raee vac uut expss Ted until the
flauva were seen 90 leap eat 81 the
sfark ~ the Flyer The latter had
silHttiY tha advantage and tha Ar
rew began % hump herself Slowly
bat surely she gained on her snaaii-
e competitor. which eAnsa oa be-
bird auoFtinE nnd putting like a
faeahafas
The 81 FstvfiiFts On TIE 10 fF7-
ssEs waved their hanissFe hiefs ana
Yelled 81 keen enjoyment of the
sport TIE t1y~f people probably
made the hiKrrat safksf hut q VAS
al ia vain The powerful eidiee
eaukht thR little steamer. rolling and
turning her about like iraf IN .
whi9iWfnd, while the big beat sped
swiftly ahead
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-24
COMPLETED
Several City Street improvements
Are Now Finished

The city engineer az the meeting
oR the hoard Of public works to-day,
filed "a statement that the following
street improvements have been CONT
Melted Grading aud curbiuH on
Fourth avenue west. from Harrison
10 Mercer street. grading on UHiaH
street from Eighth 90 Ninth aye
mac and Ninth avenue from Union
20 University street. concrete side
walking on Howard avenue from
Howell to Mercer street
chief Cook Of the fire department
notified the board that the temper
AIRY truck house az First avenue
south aud Jackson street has been
vacated. The matter OF the dispu
sition Of the building WAS referred te
the superintendent OF bridges and
buildings
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-24


Passengers aha vent 90 nfrtuer-
ton yesterday aftsruuaa on the
ssraners Arrow and Inland f7NeF,
leaving AZ -. we're entertained -
an exciting race between the tive
steamers. between Pleasant beach
ard the navy yard town TIE Ar
roN won BY tniiy five minutes time.
nut nat untsl her a4uaIier cumpct'tor
hal shown thai SIR vas Same ~
tae iurid flames that heiched cut
her sulokrAfark
ne contest WaH tte fi1fr TNNtt-
lsg from the fat that the course
Ia through the rocks and tortuous
confines - Port tseszfd Marrow =.
sxhsrr ske tide rms ike MIL RAGS.
ana expert seasuanSt ship n Required
70 properly piles vessel The twn
steamers left Pleasant beach "a ex~
artiy The Same ftfns From the Tact
however that the AFrow has several
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-24
SEATTLE ELECTRIC C0MPANY'S
ASSESSMENT WAS NOT RAISED

cents on the dsliar. a. has been done
- he assvsnqf fnf the last seven
yaafe Ths matter vas taken IN
der 4dxtssfu~ui and viii BE- decided
shaa evening ~ the lat session Of
the board fer this year
TIE banks are protesting EsfanE ally
ssal7iaa the proposed ralHs - their
Asss saznsntn and are II Variance Win
TIE ghe boz "a or technical point
me as~s s4or and the banks Insist
that the 81 PER cent anssHsHaent "
meant 10 he that per snft II tho
real aiae Of property
ss~srH srars sss Jacob Fufih. rep
s~aentla. the hanks 81 the city. 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-24
ST RUCK
AGAIN

CHICAGO Aug g4-Ths walters and
cooks u 20 restaurants which are con-
trolied by the Chicago Restaurant
Keepers association we're called oat al
o'clock this morning
a decree was issued last night when
the unions claim ~ have discovered a
plot o. disrupt the unions. Several
small riots occurred this morning when
the business agents ATTEMPTED to no.
tiff the men 10 come out IN afe Al
Knhlaaata place fight resulted. when
a cpiorsd buainesH agent. vas beaten
unconscious Many refuse 70 Join the
strike.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-24
INLAND LAKES
REGATTA

OSHKOSH. Wis. AuE 20 The
week u the annual regatta ~ the
Inland Wakes Yachting association
has arrived aud Lake WinnebaEu b.
dotted with more fleet craft than
ever before IN is history. Several
hundred crack yachts are here Rs
representative Of the various clubs
belonging % the association. which
embraces IN it's membership the
states OF Wisconsin. Minnesota
Michigan, Indiana. Illinois and Iowa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-24

carrd q promise from the board Of
equalization that the banks should
be- only aHaaaned % pr cent on the
dollar until hard times should Be
over.
THIS years board claims that the
privilege Hsa granted az that time
because thr banks deposits we're
small aua securities worthless. and
that II IL time the truce WAS called
of
The matter - tha raising ~ the
Seattle Electric company aEsH ssfuHfit
will be considered ~ the board late
thin afternoon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-24

Nina Aiix. tho younF French wnfnan
wtaee dartnx automobile racing has
ven her fame. u touring the United
atatsa with hrr racing machine. look
iua Tor matches she holds All rec
ersia for women ia her eNn country.
she drives = ec-horss power fsnhgrd
ard expects 70 defeat the lesding
American drivers Mics ak set
Tongues waEsiug hr looping the-iaop
h. : Mercedes ~ Hefiin she NAY
compete ~ Cleveland during the aufo
re fnasI in arntafnEsf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-24

The beard 81 equalization, This
afternoon decided not 90 raia thu
personal property Assessment oc the
seattle Electric company The az
ssseneut % O. gea1 lee vii stand.
The personal property assessment
81 shs Seattle q Rsntun railway was
Increased fscm IA eee % 90. 900
The hoaFd u equalization held >
stormy session Nith The trustees OF
the various banks iaus srvHins. haf-
ins sun.fneus the latter 90 appear
g. ahow rAute My their cash 81
hama and EiEtzes9rd NssHtfitiee
should NOT he Assessed Tor ihsif fuii
value, iusf~ad 81 al the rate ~ 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-24
ga WAS A asaoe ACTOR

FL Dale. an actor ~ one II the
variety theaters n the restricted
district. took a Wallop AZ q drunken
man early this morning. and land
81 IN the city fall with charge Of
assault ndu battery against his
name lie was released on So bail
sergeant stuart ana f'atrOimsn Huff
aaw Dale strike the drunken man
Tor no apparent reason, ana made
the arrest Al tho police station
The effects Of the Bales blow ard
The amount ~ liquor be had imbib-
%, prevented the victim from Civ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-24

1IvERrooL-rrof. waiter neau-
mont famous swimmer - Liam
dufinu. wales has n record OF having
saved 20 lives.
beaumont was born Of Hammer
smith - yeatH ago ard Nas a boil
efnaker and engineer until be took
to swimming ~ profession . hs-
tween the ages Of 10 and Z he saved
nlue people from drowning and dur b
Ing the 81 years that BE- haa lived ~
Blandudno h. has saved - lives.
Recently the people If hia native
town entertained the professor ~ n
complimentary banquet and present
ed him with arr illuminated address
ard a gold watch. chain and pend
ant. IN recognition of his heruism.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-24

John Miles blind neEre whose
place 81 abode fur the past few months
has been the county hospital notwith.
standing the fact that he claims q
own ten or twelve gold mines IN Alas
ka was committed 20 the insane asN.
um hy Superior Judge Morris this
morning
The old mans principal Naturalization
seems to be that he IL about 20 be
hung and ne seems to be very much
wurried about it. because hC savs. al.
though he used 20 be- good Mcthodist
- has ~ late seare 'tack-sild sud u
not prepared 10 die.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-24

wELsl plcnIc. LAaoR pAY

Western Washington citizens Of
Welsh birth or ancestry viii hold
reunion IN Seattle on Labor day
and Will have y picnic M Woodland
park The gathering n expected 10
be nne of the largest ever held In
the northwest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-24
MURDE
fhree Russian S0cieW Women
kHied by n Jealous Woman
A Big Sensation i'm ST.
Petersburg

st PETERSBURG. Aus. "a
me lN"noSs, wealthy and beau
Madame iVonola wealthy and
beautiful society leader. ana her Two
dauzht,ru. weHe found murdered a..
dsY, With their bod "a naasehihahi,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-24

mutilated one ~ the murdered
Wosnen held lock Of wonana hair
hs her hand. ~ b. believed that the
eftme VAS committed hY A iealouH
woman The affair has created "a
tremendous sensation In social cir
cies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-24
SENATOR'S
DAUGHTER In
HARD LUCK
Miss Bessie sts~ar, Grows Poor on
Society Patronage

NEWPORT. The little shop which
wis opened here by Miss hessiv
stewart. daughter Of the es=miliion-
assss s4sstsseff a. aes.A -
satisfy "A judgment secured By con-
traeiof who had fitted Il up. since
her father lost hla fortune she has
been trying Co earn "A living By con-
ductins womans furnishing shop,
hut The patronage was not sufficient
although Newport society people pa 81
trouixeu her.
Mimf Stewart was some time since
divorced from Lieut. Hooker OF the
navy ahe has a son st Vale ahd one
ia the nnvN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-24
LOST THREE FINGERS

Robert Tyfeli, an emploYe of the
Puget Sound Bridge a Dredging Co.
fell from the deck of one ~ the COM
panyH dredgea yesterday into the
bay. To save himself he caught a
chain az the pido ~ the .dredRc.
which literally tore three fingers
from his hand. Fellow wofkmen
rescued him from drowning. lie
was removed 10 Providence hospital
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-24

James Lewis, horse trainer was
fined $50 and costs by Justice eani
yesterday. lie was accused of I'M
emrcluliy squirting horse which he
was rldina yesterday when arrested.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-24
WIGGS rs
4 WONDER
Won as-lnning Double-Headef
for the Mormons

SALT LAKE Aus. st--Jafass
wlxKs. late q Helena. now full
fisdsei saint. pitched twenty-five
inninxs IN : deubis- header here Fes-
trrday and ven beth games for HE
Mormon baseea 10th games Nsfs
elise and the last one ass = thIra
tesn inning affair. but throughout Il
al little Jimmy from the cabbage
gAtcA As there win his SPEEDY
tGFkvs The tWa games represented
IN ga something over five hours II
tall rlatina The SCORES we're salt
tAke 5. seattle z second game. salt
Lake q Seattle 3
Hiekef pitched the first ana Enkis
> s~1..v~~ -.s>- a, 1870 .--..ss.3, y.
Harff Mauliu ga = stunt IN ftEht
field II as Harry who prolonged
the seeena saWs. which secoftink -
this usual ran should have BEEN n
: ~ Q affair. Rtth ths nothing On the
Seattle side 81 the Ecarw card. HaFs
~, however. raped onf tWe haK
ger IN the ninth that Hcurct = aouris
~ hass runners and then II was
nip and tuck until tho thirteenth
inuluE when seattle made ore run
ana saif Lake Won the gaus -
making = eaunie
The scofes hy Innings
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-24

Tag ~ name 20 CAPT IAuh.eher.
= 10 Vas on auty he Was booked
- John Doe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-24

Patr0lrnan va Griffin. who has been
~ for couple ~ weeks. returned 20
the police station this morning and
will resume hls duties tonight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-24
S/WASHES
BLUNDERED
DalIied Too Long With Fish.
er's Ball Tosscrs

HAea azfE&Tn. AZ. =. AElss
getting e start - i've runs IN the
firHt Innings the siwAnh bunch be-
came raFrissz ~ the came here yrH-
tprsay afternoon. and after Il Was
al over found that Mike Fisher and
his grange suckers were the Sinuere
The Seattle crowd 49, usual flirtnd
with fortune and got the worst -
the deal
Seattle IN the first ming then Mr
but little better on the slab. 80 that
after at vas said and done the score
made Il appear a. n the city hoed
isra had been matched against the
county pensioners. The score Wa
~ 70 3