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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-02
NUS SH0 w
THE CAUSE
DELINQUENT CONTRACTORS
Board OF WORKS LACKED UP

Rios FOR iha construction OF the
engine huuss az Terry avenue aud
Alder street. we're nHeusd by the
beard Of public works ~ ita meeting
this morning The PROPOSALS sub :
mitted ere az follows ! = itidsn A
Co. sii.eB# j a. Jenkins a Co.
ttH.ase. james clark. Ytttoai l..
tYsu A CO. sfs.se0. aud CaWasY a
carney fia.fsa. Certain deductions
ats allowed b thu hiadef for chang
ca ia the WaiefiaiH used. and the
plans uf construction
king q HiHHirs submitted bid 81
fsfas fpf ere HiumbiHa work. and
the Installation ~ TIE beating APP
paFatus % the new huiltiuE
iiidn NnHa also nuenea my an
Bids wNfa also nnaHHd hf the
beard for tho paYing ~ iirnsdFay
avenue nnftit. fur uiaFW aikiug q FHar-
tian ef Thirty fifst avenue. Cor the
EfadinE ~ a HaTt 81 Twenty fourth
avenue and Twenty fourth avenue
uaHfh. Tor tas aideN likfuH ~ TtsaH-
8 sHac0ud sRanus. fag the laying IF
a sewer nu Laurel aVeHue ana y
wateF main on Ewiue street
Ittinausuf contractors were cited
to anpraF bufefv thr beard az a nes-
cial meeting to h. held wednesday
~ neat week and lthos cause. n
any they have. fuf then delinquency
Yhe pstifian ~ A. Peterson Ter a
Permit 90 aHHn a waedYHfd ~ tho
CORNER - Twenty fourth avenue and
EaHt Thomas street. eas REJECTED
Tbs reisciiau NaH based on The pfo-
tssfa 90 adjacent rfopefiY owusfa
The beard received a protest from
residents ~ the tfeaunn hill district
AGAINST tie rFaloHad new sfask 3
yards ~ the frs~ Ilfahh eomraaf
Ne srtlou aAs taken IN lht matter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-02
BOY LIED
POLICE JUDGE HANDED HIN 10
DAYS FoR IT

,, }. Alvordson . e-ysafsala boy.
Wiii serve a ip-daF sentence ln the
city JAIL He WIS., given tktH ahit"
this morning by Police judge aeorgr
after he had refused 20 tell who
seid hlm Hquar
Thursday might natr0imhn Coie.
man found tbs boy aa FIRST avenue
stuth ina a heantly state Of lntaNfrA-
tion. We Vas sent e. the police STA.
ton and Noberea un.
Yesterday IN cofurany with Pa.
tFoiuau Coleman b. went a. the
two saloons. the AisKf and staok-
holm. where he said he procured the
liquor On this Information. John
Peters proprietor u the Al ~. ana
prank Duffy of the staekh atfa. we're
arrested for settling llauay % fsslnnfn
The boy told lhe nams atafs 10
city Attorney De Hruier. This
morning. Nhvn che eases came up
Tor trial ths boy testified that he
dit not know where he got TIE liquor
sad stated that he aid DOT know
atther q shs esfenHAntr ana had
HeN % been ~ thnlf naio.apA fs tuid
The court that the reason he lied
Yesterday VAS because hs thauFht
he would get uut ~ tsfl n be point
ID out couple ~ saloons
After thiH statement the hoy WAS
charged With DRUNKENNESS and the
saloon usn DISCHARGED
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-02
MIL MC1Mg G., .,
~ - - A4S
THE PROGRAM
STREET CAR MEN Wit HOLD
AN IMPORTANT MEETING

The atreetcar Mens union viii
hosd iia regular meeting this even
ing ~ HsetasA. - IS eiHa Fas5sIlH.
1910 Neeead ayeniaH. and viii dla-
suEs the status u she protest FILED
come days ago win the business
meas committee IRE committee
has been anRbic "a held a meeting
- discuss The protest. or 10 fslake
any statffnent 10 me union ~
fafts have been made a. hses
felnt meeting wiih the business sHapn
ana the officials II fhs Seattle
Electric Cnfapauy bat this toe has
been unHuHfe spful send fhH uuiau
VIII take soue aetian On The inst.
Ter tonight. FOR the puFroee u try.
iHN 70 aesufe quiehat hciien au ia
protest against the alleged Unfair
aess - the street ear comraHs
Secretary Hughes ~ the uHinn
has written 20 San fqansisfo six
ms that President y ~ Mahan 81
the AuaRigamkted Association II
street Railway Employees - Amer.
sea DO requested q Fisit Seattle a.
seen a. h has investigated the pres.
sHt trouble ~ the southern city
Aah0n il expected here within che
newt two seeks. and ne viii prar-
ftfaiiy have charge ~ fha future
dealings between the local unissa end
the ruu panY az az adviser for the
men. II - believed that he vili be
able 10 suggest some plan b. which
the prW snuf differences between tire
men and shr Seattle Electric coin
psuy may he nraisaHly and salts
fastoriiY adjusted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-02
MYMAKzA
Team HRAnX
CONTRACTORS ARE TIRED or
PAYING DRAFT"

The contractors fuel dealers and
leamstera OF North Seattle want che
city 10 plank the SPACE between
Railroad avenue ard the railroad
track from the Chlonctk wharf Ga
ihc sand afidiron az The faat az
Cedar street the space 80 nlaukvd
70 De- used aa a team track Zee the
unloading nf ears, A petition u this
effect WaH filed with The citY clerk
this morning The document b.
siEncd by every firm Ia that see.
ton ~ the city
Tho petition resitsa that for The
past % .aatH an e@fa have been uH-
loaded ~ thr faet ~ either Wal
street nt hfuHd street bat that TIE
fRiifund companies feruae longer GO
place the eafH al these points unlcss
the trawattss pay che Puget Sound
Wharf aud Warehauas company y
per ear wharf charge The som.
munlratiua concludes with the state
mvnt This is quito tax toi
ErafA Ter peopie ga this past Of the
city Ga pay and We must pay u uf
unload our rara at sIath avenue and
KRIS street. over two miles frun
here, which VIII add niiil more %
thv expense
TIE matter wlli eamo up Tor thr
consideration at the couneii At he
neat mHetin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-02
BRUTE:S
DETROIT RAVisHERs WILL DC
LYHcHgp n CAUGHT

DETROIT. Mich. Aug ! The g.
fsu old daughter OF John nroWosHn
taken from bed by two unknown
men Hho broke into the house early
this morning Wa carried 10 near
~ field. where she VAS outraged
aho viii die. A big posse of citi-
senH. headed hy the rhnd'a father IT.
10 pursuit. aud threaten to lynch
the men tf caught
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-02
RESTAURANT MEN
MUST obey LAW
JUDGE GEORGE NrHlY FINE SYSTEM AND Will
PUNISH THEM TO THE LIMIT FOR LIQUOR SELLING

speeteF Marsh merely Informed them
that their fines were due. and they
game IN and peid them.
rhe amount at liquor anid IN most
of the restaurants does net Justify
taking ont tho regular saloon IL
ccnse, and thia system WIS lnaugut=
ated a. favor Go the restaurant
mon Il has been abused, aecordinF
60 the authorities.
There have hean several instances
where bottles If liquors have been
placed tn the windows at the res
tnuranta aa advertisements" said
Iudar George. this mofnlnk The
privilege granted the restaurant
men has hrcn abused, ana now =
they sell wines and liquors with
meals. they must take thH coNaes
auenee. I win treat them thr same
as the reFulaf law breaker and they
viii b. punished for selling Liquor
without a license"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-02

II gradually ieaIng bis ratina Atty
again. he. like al other bugs. tz
crafty and could affect sane nps
psafaneu every time the ktAkle xiE
sic EuarsiB approached tUt wuul4
SINK into mental coma again a.
soon a. thcy left. Finally, last
Night. he wa4 caught raxlns Ike
mad and attendants asked him W hat
Was the matter. Ito kflHned and
said. = avn only taking = day Off s.
which shows how crazy he H.
lie Rad a ssnasae LAST 8lshi ~
Ever Whsc.ly rillooN and then
wrots these words
Burglary
Her heart she called castle ana It
stood
s,ronx ana terbladlns. no on "a.
aaiied
Twas never conquered ~ ths weo.
iaN hosts.
Who hastiea boldly. vallantiy. yet
failed
IL
hut ore there Vas who came, not t.
attack.
No ihough, had he to challenge or
10 VIII
Awed ~ the loneliness and beauty
there.
He dared not even hope 10 ven
~. - Ss..@S.L ~ ft--g
III.
Yet. with the night. temptation
HEerrafffNs
And. ,urnlrx burglar. quick Re
made his say
Into the stronghold through the IN
watched door.
And sire. SURPRISED e Yielding
babe him stay.
The rich have fhrlr troubles How
wouif you like 90 20 through life
Stth asrss Ike Mrs. EiuYvess st
FfshF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-02

Unless Seattle restaurant pro.
nrtetors take cut regular tloee a
year salcen licenses. they viii be
arrested and fined When they sell
hanera as efaiaatD blind piE keep
etA This new ruins WAS made to-
aay ~ i'eliee iudse George. tie
viii hereafter rvfusg to accept
monthly fines In lieu ~ licenses. ans
VII allow the law 60 takc Zee roufse
Heut0fole local restaurant keep
era haNr heau IA the habit 90 paw
ms into the police oautt q small t.ne
EeurralN sic a month. Tor the ptiV.
hese 90 selling wines and LIQUORS
With meals. tnr "a euuplo az Neafa
this practice has been IA Nus9t,.
There have hecn no trials un the
eaW plants lodged asaInat the res
taafant men and bathhause keepars.
nef have they even been booked
At the laliea station License in-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-02
HIS HNHE
LIVE HIN
rev. surros's CONGREGATION
GIVE HIM BIRTHDAY PARTY

A birthday party given BY the
ladies of the Methodist Protestant
church 81 Green Lake. IN hoaar OF
the satin birthday 81 their pastor,
fs.s. +. Il. Sutton. at the pafsaitaSsH,
en4 fffth avenue y r.. was the
hIFKrst affaif q the Kind ever held
rs the city. Three hundred people
we're prrsent during the aftsTanua
ara evening The ". II. q. % St.
vens post. the ladies' ef th- MckIn-
hey circle. the diffsFsut q. A. II
posts % the city. the " a. T. T..
the !. .. q. r and the L r. 1. Nefs
sii represented The latter came
marching In body. s strung. With
1880 s..,t > .si> ~ z e.A-
other dsssratiouK made things
heautifai q The sye. Nhiis tNa Il
foot tables Eaadec With sod things
under the eveFkr~en tres on the
lawn SEEMED satisfactory and we're
well patruulref ~ the hungry until
o'ciock IN the evening.
Fireworks. an old fashioned camp
fire. with patriotic songs and gen
eFai handzhakinx. closed the exer-
Css4s.
The w. q. G. and ladies q the
Mckinley circle each isst aes=e
wi,h comrade sutton. while very
many other valuable presents we're
given
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-02
LOST HIS
JEWELRY

while on the waterfront last ixht
Frank Mcneil. who lives Ia the
Continental hotel lost a gold watch
and q diamond stud.
Mcneil says he was considerably
under the influence Of liquor and
does not krow where he parted
with the tewefFy. lie remembers
having u when NJ started out. but
when he set home he found himself
without Il.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-02
LAUNDRY TRUST
Citizens ~ Washington Make q
Vigorous Kick Aaains, Laundry
Trust for Extortion

WASHINGTON -cuizens 81 the
District Of Columbia have called the
attention 81 the department Of JUS
tice to the existence 81 a laundry
trust In Washington. IL II charged
that there u q cansrifafy 10 keep 80
prices All prices we're advanced
iaat winter about 1e ser cent, On
the prefsxt That the high price Or
eahf warranted a. hat she ssses=
have never come down.
The attorney general has promised
60 investigate and bring action II the
evidence supports the charge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-02
NOW BILL BAILEY
rs REAL SORRi

''Bnl BAILEY came back home this
morning. Yesterday he was arrest
ed on Washington street as n sua-
picious character. and Police Judge
George gave him three hours 60 leave
town.
BE failed 10 get out OF the city.
and this morning was arrested on
upper Western avenue by Patrolman
McCiurR
Frank Thomson and Otto Tubba
we're arrested with him. Bailey will
serve out a suspended 30-day sen
tcuce
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-02
HE ACHED
FOR A ROW
Mr.. aARolsoN had TO az Ar.
RESTED TWICE ora FIGHTING

=. y. Hardison celebrated carnival
time last night ~ getting arrested
twice inside % tao hours. He start.
- a general rough house IN the
nss tendefioln At midnight and Waa
arrested for disordcflg conduct lie
vas hailed out for So. but went
back 20 the restricted district and
started In where he had left off
when interrupted by the police.
Another arrest followed and he
Was kept In fall this tifue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-02
COP MAY
GET $1,000
A. ?. srANroN BELIEVED TO
HAVE PRICE ON MS HEAD

A. ~ stanton. arrested yesterday
afternoon hY HHtruimHn Mnyuu. is
believed hy the local police " he ifd
ward anudHfaaE, wanted Ia fauii p
lion. Nrh. for crlmiuhilt HnnRultinH
a woman, A reward OF $1,000 iH out s
standing for his arrest The as
aauit ia alleged To- have been come
miusa IulY t. stanton WHH pick
"a up CA suspicion by the officer
who had read the circular letter With
the description ana picture Of the
wanted man.
The picture iH n very poor one. but
every detail Of the description given
- HnudsrHHH Corresponds Go that 81
stanton The man viii be held In
Jail pending am Investigation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-02
EWSB0YS
ON A STRIKE

sAS FRANCISCO. cal. Aua -
Nut an evening Newspaper has been
sold ga the streets here far three
weeks. the neH ahnyE being on a
strike Tho publishers want centn
fuT two paprfa The boYa want to
pHy 5 cents fnf three. The publish
cfa refuse o. atbItfate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-02

Tbs Seattle polics have teen Hsk
"a % look " Mrs - Ntdne and
MFa Gertrude Teller, nistefa. : ne
came e. @eatfia "a feN da,fE ago to-
aefhsr. Yesterday NJ Snis. np-
fssfFt af ihs Iasiirr station ard tefi
The descriptions ~ hia missing wife
auH her sister
siis Noise l. but - years u ase
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-02
anrRIfr Muar ~ W.

Superior Judge Tnilman this
morning iasuvd writ ~ hnhcha
corpus directed AGAINST the sheriff,
orderlnH him to appear before iudgu
Morfiu Monday aud show cause why
Harry kfaft charged with emhea-
tline money from the sailors union,
should not be released nom custody.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-02
RUSSIA HAS
DEATH GRIP
EXCLUDES FOREIGNERS mANcsuHA ORDERS
MANY wARshies TO TIE FAR EAST

rERidN. Aug t@colokpe Gan-
cite Fgposts to-day thar Russia has a
tight grip on Manchnria. and has
uFdeFed az fegeiEnefH q rcmala uut
ct tae country az present
The q aaetge adds that az th& end
81 SIX Yeas when Russia expects
- restore order la fhs Narchnfian
country, u Wgl be ops,ned O. free
cuEumerCe. Russia has formerly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-02
Ksthsrins's Konmsnts

6upposing that the editor who
wrote The Ieiter-of which the fol-
lowing ~ an extraot@expected the
writer who received II, with a re-
turned ME-, 10 profit BY the advice
II conveyed. we must say we think
haid editor set a rather poor exam
pie. Here r. the extract. verbatim
You don't get down to your sub
jet direct You say too many SUI
perfluous words that just take ~
space for nothing"
KIN. c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-02
MUcH WORK
AND NO PLAY

fNntANAPoLfa. Ind. Aug. -
President John Mitchell started to-
day fuf mnnth'a vacation. che first
be has had since ha " rni 10 Hugk -
a breaker boy. over 10 YEARS ago
Ito viii remain al home ntth HE
family.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-02

sg.,s ss,sssas q ~ % a.. sss s... IA.
u i've az a.. iaoi ~ dressed vel
sea H.. dfsssaf naustnu. e9aAr ~ ar
ii hses It.OHr ~ fhatos hssf cows On faaA
- ~ siesrr - fpot. q ~ calves 90 fsaf
taaa IL. hess an foot. y ~ hiaes. disuTs,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-02

Among the new attractions AZ the
Empire PARK fnsatsr next seek VIII
be Alien j. shaw. said 20 be one 81
the greatest ruanlpuiatore Of coins
and cards IN the business. Dilger.
an aerial RymHast. viii also be one
Of the top-ilnere Arthur Hahn.
the Australian basao. and Lillian
Leslie, the soprano soiciEt. Will sing
some new songs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-02

IRE Poiiafdf
The sale 81 seats u now on for
the fourth and last week Of the Pol.
lard Opera company at the Seattle
theater. Sunday. Monday and Tues
day nights An American Million
aire" VIII b. the bill "Wednesday az
ternoon and evening "riuafore" viii
be staged. Thursday night VIII be
devoted % a revival 81 Dorothy.
and on Friday and Saturday nights
The Belle % New York" viii Be-
given
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-02
QUINN wIll nr THeer

Qpesn aud her maids Of honor
win accompany the uiamhefa uf the
NewHhoyR unioh an their picnic aNs
cufni0n 10 Pleasant Beach tomora
row, The boys have arranged for
All sorts 81 athletic contests. ana the
feature OF the hay will be a ball
Enma between two flf thu best anna.
tour teams IN thfe city,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-02
q q = 4 q = = q q q . q = .
STAR DUST:

Three frarnps we're killed In a col
lizton between two ffeights on the
Santa Re near Needles. CaL
A morning contemporary declares
that the north side Of Mount Rain
Ter is not ike the south side. This
IL important.
Spokane II 70 have a cleanup Of
its red light district.
A Chicago vaudeville manager an
npuEzTea that he has engaged C'fssle
Loftu= At $3.50 a week There's
nothing remarkable about the sal
airy. The only remarkable part Of
THE whole thing Il that some OF the
Chicago PEOPLE believe Il.
The attempt OF the school hna rsia
Of Kansas 70 prevent school teach
era from counting or NeddinR IL an
other answer 10 the question.
What's the matter with Kansasf''
-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-02

notified emma q tie orisr.
ST. PETERSBURG Aus. THAT
Russia De- preEarlng % meet ans
tuoabln regeFdlnK eerea, usa mani.
tested to-day when it wak armour %
chat tao u sac ktgsrat hHftlsshirs
two cruisers and fauf torpedo beats
have hesu ordered 60 pressed iinmcs
iiatsiY to tbs isAF Vast.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-02

The newsboys give an excursion
and picnic 20 Pleasant Beach. sun
day.
Boats leave Pier No. 2 at 2. 10, II
n. m. II M, lis. 2.50. 3 30. 4; 30 and
7;s0 p. m. s's
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-02
FULL OF QUEER BATS

Joseph HinkeY painter, was
Yesterday afternoon committed 90
the inHauu asylum by Superior
Judge TallnHn. fsiukay'H haliufina-
ton h most peculiar. lie helietcF
that ne IL freezing 60 death He
also explained az length 20 tie 81.
Rminina physician his theory That
each time a human being dieH, the
v Gather Rfuwn colder.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-02
PUGALST IN DISGRACE

a. l. Hroen. better hnaun ~ the
Dixie XII celnfed. who claims to
be a naEiiiat waa arrested early
ihlH morning au ehafsu 81 csgn+
mitunE an unnatural rfime. Lester
nansiii a i4-yeaf-aid boy. 10 the
prosecuting witness
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-02

The newnboys give a picnic a
Pleasant Reach sunday. August !
Boats leave Pier No. 2 At ,. 10, i
a. m. N m 1si5. Tao. $3.50, 4 y
and 7 20 o IN.
R6und-trip tickets. including dane.
Ing. boc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-02

The strange mysterious noises
from the padded cell Of Jim Jam
palace have been explained. Luke
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-02

ALBANY. y. r Aug Justice
heftieA today confirmed the refer.
eVs report dreiAFinE the New York
building. Loan a BANKING co la
seitsHt The eompanya liabilities
amount 10 taif.aas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-02

We have noticed that during the
hot weather some Of the churches
religiously observe the Sunday clos
ing ordinance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-02

The body Of a whale 40 feet In
length has been washed ashore just
south OF the mouth OF the Columbia
river.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-02
HAPPENINGS
ABOUT TOWN

Mrs, Myra Hardin has filed n
suit against the city for damages
In the sum Of 5000. The amount
H. claimed for Injuries alleged 90
have been sustained by faii,
caused by a defective sidewalk. The
accident II said to have occurred
Aay ~.
Mrs Margaret Mcknight Of this
city, viii return tonight from a
years visit IN 81 Louis.
John Peters. proprietor 81 the Al
ri saloon, IN the lower part of the
city was arrested yesteday after
noon by Policeman Coleman on n
warrant charging him with selling
liquor To minor. Peters was re-
leased on cash bail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-02
RECORD or POLICE
FOR JULY

During July the Seattle police
made ez7 arrests The month be-
fore sfa arrests were made.
Those arrested paid s2bslt0 into
the police court in fines. During
June. f3ts6.ie was collected ia fines.
Today being the anniversary OF
the emancipation OF the black race
IN the West Indies. the eoiored PEG.
pie OF Seattle and vicinity are hold
Ink q picnic nt Green Lake. Speeches
BY Rev. ia. Mcpherson. A. n.
Black and other eoIored men OF the
city are on the program.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-02

The eldest son 81 King Peter Of
Gervfa has been examined and found
10 be degenerate. But that should
not bar him from being king Of Ser
VIA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-02

The doctors have ordered Jim JEFF
friee. the pugilist. 10 rest. Couse-
ausntIy he refused TO be interviewed
yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-02

HlghwayTnen IN Spokane held up
and robbed passengers on two street
cars last night One passenger who
resisted was shot twice. but not dam
Esfoissiy wounded.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-02

William Robinson. %. ~ san Franz
clHea. aud Adele Hcputh, IS. ~ Ass
attic william q England. "a, aud
Lena iledmnn. 40. both Of seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-02

The nsWshoya give as eacurnisfi
ana picnic to Pleasant Beach. sun
day
Boats leave Pies SO. Il >. 10. II
. ~. Z m. lis. 30. . 10. I 50 and
30 E. "a. 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-02

Rockefeller takes care Of the
pounds, and let's the common people
take care OF what pence they can
get.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-02
This store has just

Miss Crow. sioiinis,. First " ?
huTGfi.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-02

LOWELL. Mass, Aug. i.--Anoth-
er body was found IN the ruins Of
the powder magazine. today, making
total OF ~ 30 far recovered
CHICAGO. I'll. Aug. Wheat,
7aA 10 7fM
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-02
The MARKETS

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