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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-12

Two woren with bat . single hus-
tsnd and sin two hearts that beat
q erf fog revenge. visited the pros
eatinr atfsrpsYs office fbis Morn
- and fssd = saaFislHt ssaanst
hnss Moutgomsry a painter,
rR4EgiuE HEW WItH ulNuHiFs = as
faas Vas Issued from Justice Cam ,
essft
Ihs ALLEGED double dyed benedict
rsnt 10 Portland several days ago.
81 Instruction. have been wired 20
Ee sutkofiflea there ~ the sheriff
= arrest aad hold Montgomery until
. &aDufy can De sent 70 bring him
b seattle e face ais accussrA
AFs Maa geometry Ne. I. who
fuaat ~ TIE Complaint. = q pleas
sat faced fnAtrnu With q baby IS
EnHFhs oia Mrs. Montgomery No.
stose reaI nabe il Annie Mcclure.
- tat tafus1 IS and ~ very pretty,
s@sz-s.
Aansasrnery married Ms first wife
3 tietofia. in 1901. ana moved 70
ssatiie almost imedisfely she says
= vas always very good and kind
y her Until lost January. when he
10Y Nv NHHNHHaH HHHH"H -"
ssAi talnfsd and Nas absent from
saMs f0f DAYS ~ E time. This. she
~ h. always explained by say
e fhat he Was worried about bust
- And that he eas working out u
hHH.
he aior9 told bg The younger ~
e Two women r. that she met
AeHisomeHV last fall lie wooed
- Won her ana they were married
80 SaruaFT They lived together
little home not far from the
- y tha Beacon hil car Inc.
re aisa ssTf that Montgomery
81 % BE- absent FOR several days
siY once Fl awhile. ana iu answer
~ irqarias 5dii that he bad %
fHk Al nlrht
q c1flFal ng notes the two women
sc discovered mat when Mont
merf waa not with ore o. them
Nas With the other. apparently
asfiHg davouily ln the proverb,
fAfieiy Z fha auiee Of llfe.'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-12
LAW AGAINST LOTTERIES
rs AS PLAIN AS DAY

AoNoD HOSPITAL EXISTS IN
VIOLATION OF Law AND COULD
M CtoaEp AT ANY rfME ~ rng
roLtgE.
Il - tras that chisf Ruilyen's msa
have made three arrests a. conneotiee
~ith the FefEuspn Lottery, ore under
the city ordinance section the Hiaf
quotes and the two others under the
fsieny aanbiins Ian which went iata
effect "Wednesday night bat the psst
arrested have hssn released and "a
bonds. and FeFauaon's game Eosa on
Krindins
osorse niasksaan H. che samhl.s A.
rsated uadrr ths city nrainaars. Iiia
ease viii ee tried IN the peiies court
Tuesday ant until ths court pess~s
Judgment on u gfffER SULLIVAN
AAfA az Will TAKE NO ACTfoN
TO cioaF rP FERoi'soNs GAME
The other men arrested we're %.
i4isir and W. stoDs. Who waFA taksn
into custody last evening for The
AFnNed purpose ef calling Prose-
cutting Attorney Hcotts bun about
enforcing 'he felony gambling Law
Deputy Prosecuting Attorney
Craven II noW engaged In lookins
az The new feiony iau which ssicof@
y FsvEusen and his friends cone
adrniiY assert does not cover tote
terry games
citY Attorney Denraier has esiarss
Of the police court cane and asserts
Ioaiiivesy that he wiii hs ahl~ 10
convict nlaehnan under the city or
dinanHa
4 amH certain that a conviction can
- secured IN the lottery cas-" essa
Mt TIE Itfalsr. this morning 4
drew 40 the aFsiinanes myself. amt
u has ksen tested ia the supnrsne
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-12
TRUMP CARD
Striking Horseshoers. May
Open a Shop

The horseHhoera' strike continues.
ana uHisHH "a settlement Is made
within a short time. Seattle equinca
viii be obliged 20 walk unahod. Each
party to the controversy IL quietly
waiting Tor the other 20 make a
move.
Two establishments are running
with nuu-union men. and another r.
hggc0ttsd by both masters aud jour
neymon. The latter n A. Meri-
mans horaeahoring shop, whose
owner f. a Seventh Day Adventist
lie persists Ia opening his estah-
liHhmeut on Sunday aud closing Sat
urday, a custom that ls fr0wned up
on by both l1urueymen and masters
The strikers declare they VII not
interfere with the shops out Of which
they have walked until the proprict-
orr commence 10 hire outside men.
Frank DHihy. president of the jour
nayman HGraaahoera union. said
yesterday afternoons
''up to the present liz oEth tho
1ourueFmen and the casters have
lived up 10 the letter ~ the last
agreement. We are out merely for
wages. which Wero not considered Ia
the contract. AZ soon. however. ms
any shop hires au outside man, we
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-12
GRAND CHAPTER or
THE EASTERN STAB

The annual Grand Chapter Of the Or
der Of tho Eastern Star. which OPEN
"a yesterday afternoon IN the Ma
sonic building. resumed It's aezslcua
thia morning Grand Nation Withrrs
spoon delivered the annual address
A. u o'clock the memorial services FOR
the mambsrn who died during tho pest
year wrfs heid under the HuHuinos n
the grand officers. Aside from the
rlfuniistio work o. the order tho pro.
arem consisted Of a MEMORIAL ed
dress b. n. H. Van Patton u Dayton
and reading By Grand Marshal Mrs.
T. Allen.
This afternoon the election 81 Off
GERS IL IN progress Tonight the WORK
vi, Be szempllfled b. Ncsiks chapter
~ Reuton.
The members % the Eastern star
and the Free and Accepted Masona
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-12

court The city ordinance makes Il
a misaemeauor 10 run = lottor or
am similar game. whether II be for
charitable purposes or not The see
ton II the ordinane. under which
the complaint against niachfnan Is
drawn states this expressly.
n do not remember the name Of
the ease, but know that a case was
taken 20 the supreme court and that
tho ordinanes wAs held Eood.
There IL an Cd state law that
sxempts lotteries for eharitsbis
and religious purposes from prose
rution. In the ease that vent 10
tbs supfvHaA Govt u was nontended
BY the attorney fof the defense that
ihs city ordinance was in confilst
Ntth the state lac. u was held
EotA however. and believe that
the present lottery pe0pis can be
convicted under a."
EDO you intend 60 ciose up the
Eerguaen lottery before the hiae y
nsan ssn~ IL tried IN eouriYa uss ask
ed Of chief Sullivan. this morning.
I've more 81 the men who we're
e0ndaetins the lottery wetv affssts
"a last night. and the Information
in The case has been iaia before TIE
attorney" he answered,
DO gou expect % set a com plant
against themT'
s-That h a question that VIII be
Apldsd b the county PROSECUTORS
Are you Kning TO allow the place
10 Fuu while tito cases are pending
II intend 90 abide BY the decision
af the courts. especially n tbs city
cess. fg 81 ~ hria that the lottery
H. > breach % the law, | vii sec
that Il IL cless3"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-12
Chief Sullivan Hasn't Leg 10 Stand on i'm His
Refusal 10 Close Up PtikanfhropiSf FergSons
Notorious Joint

eiaska u Ms office
chief Sullivan knows 10 IL vlalsilnE
III. oath % etftes ana is ee4nHlittins
the very crime the Grand iury has
charged hfsn nth uhea he aiio~s
'-sasotty rsrwuson's CHINESE lottery
game 10 ran IA the new tsfsasriniu
district
Hut h. has ~ 90 the pees~nt nscusent
taken ne Ar1ian whatever 10 rissss -
the disrepaiAhls back resin gstahlins
haaae Ia Wtich the iettrrY ~ con
daetef ~ the aa-esiisa WashtnEten
state Charltl,his Association. heAd@d
~ Fcrsusan
tsaafaues of the ie~ excuses no.
lissiY Fhat i irszi Hsxi'a tifrn
we're Chisf sullivan isuarant - the
fact That be u violating the isS IN
uinkinE a Ferguson istterY games
the laN waala aet excuse hisn hes
chief Sullivan has the nsst ~ Gauss
e knaw that he 10 violstinE tho law
Yet MY Fsfsanefs gafss continues "
rup and chief saiiivan this utsfutns
haiaiv statsa q a representative -
ths star fhst uN fNrES pFp To Al
low fflE okMr To nuS UNTIL
THE COURTS SHOULD DECIDE
THAT FERGUSON Vas Niui-ars
NO rftE LAW.
The star prints teazY ~ the bad of
thf. artistic for ths straightforward %
chief Rssgiisan. whu he presumed 70
kna~ tbs ga@ = copy - section z ps
he eify afsfaaanne flsFetddins gam
hit..R ~a.1sh aeetian MAKES IT Az.
asyf .srrNt.Y I'g.Afe THAT "EcurTr
rKnatfR ossa GAME ADMITTING
THAT EVERY putIssR II Nt.s
eIof.a TO TSisofS BkilA - TIE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-12
DIS MISSED
case rsgai17ss sssz1fassf r
Thrown Our of Court

BULLETIN ~ O'CLOCK
JUDGE BELL HAS GRANTED
THE MoTIoS or THE DEFENaE
AND DISMISSED THE CASE oF
THE STATE VA n. II. DUNBAR.
CHARGED WITH AIDING AND
AnETriSg IN THE opEHATi0ss
OF CROOKED q A ~ y l. y q
GANEs IN THE MANNER
GRAND HOTEL TIE MtFk.fNssS
oF TIfF CofnT WAS THAT INT
LAW UNDER WHICH THE DE-
FESpANT wAs INDICTED HAD
nEEN REPEALED III ritz
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-12
ENJOINED

Judge HanforH. N the federal
court this afternoon. rendered q de-
elaldn ga the long pending case Of
the ReaffIa Gas ard Electric Light
Company against the Citizens Light
and Power Company. The plaintiff.
the ola gas company. wins the In
junction prayed for. the court hold
Ing that the new company has no
authority 70 lay mains IN the streets
occupied By the old company. q n
further held that the new compuny's
Incorporation IN the stat. Of Eew
Jnfaeg . defective.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-12

~smsrrou - tslAI q Chtsf q fa-
u sssavaH en- ghe Nraua tufy m
z.snsat ckAeEirF AIN with failure 70
a - duty IS 3 rahle uffiesr vii b.
,-.wen.,ss before Aapertar 1sags
- Yhe ehsFs,s n substance. = ih8t
= eAl~f et=asttt she hW h9 fslanE
) sssse ne hts geulhlinN hassssa Seisa
kssax he greater azFt - hts aauin-
ss-.tisn raa aauss3s43sd IN SsastAss
ezsaxh ChIaf saiilTen cannot. and
A.. n.,t d. thai rshfIaE tld tsHu
szANas faserfvfelses frern him -
sAzsxsd b tae gFand 1uVYs DO claims
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-12

TIE fagn council Ths resort VII b
situated on she pabiic highway Just
outside tha town hmitss but not -
ar from the gates ~ tbs navy YAfd
that the nsen employed there cannot
carry horne a u1usfrrats lad Nttssnat
undue fatigue of tncuuNsutsnes.
Al of the details % the plan have
nsst vst haan rYsatnsea. hut u 70 lthsiY
thaf the r~norf Nili be % such q
nature that auENements u many
2tssais besides that Of tsnoihins IN
taxleafinx liquors. viii Be affofss1
patrons y 10 are All Ing and ahss 70
ray the shot. Some even 80 - tar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-12
ROBBED
OF $4,000

NEW YORK. June r. Robert
NELL Of Los Angeles. who arrived On
the Gnrgnauir. this morning. reports
that he had SEE 900 IN dfafts for tse
each. stolen from biz stateruom last
wednesday. No trace 81 the thief
or property was found. Nniii sofd
property IN Ireland. thus securing
The money He EFF the money IN
the HtHtrrUom while taking = bath
lie lH left practically pennileaa ON
hls arrival he had 10 leave hts
trunks on the pier until he procured
money.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-12
WANTS $4,000 ron ANGUISH

paairies sculifn. wso ras cessmittea
20 the iass ~ asylum last sunmsr. and
aniy rueaniiY released. flied a suit In
the superior court this uuaruius AGAINST
! IA Msskis and n Hazard Nehs.
Who s~3Fr waf It's insanity rssfsss.s=iisss
and G. g. Cummings aHa J. W. CROOKS.
the physicians who examined him al
that tlus lie asks fiaeae for the an
rnish - mind he Gays ~ suffered
be alleges that he vas not insane but
ha. isssu az ali times IN hts sHists
surs . quiet. Rssceahis and orderly
elsixsn. aaa intlmates that the de-
PENDANTS IN hts suit either Rrted too
hastily IN Causinx him 20 be pro-
bounced insane. o. had acme uitrriar
mutivs fer swearing 20 such 5 cpn-
paint
The examination as 10 his sanity Was
held IN Judge offfffn's court last tely.
several witnesses ~ that ufae tsaii-
fled hat bis actions uerw thoaa ~
maniac ard the axaminfnT physicians
entertained not the sslsht-=t doubt as
70 his cenditiou.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-12
MASONIC GRAND
LODGE IS ENDED

The Masonic Grand Lodge Of
Washington concluded It's session
yesterday afternoon with the In
efailatiJn OF IT, newly elected Of
ficers. Charles Datkins OF aTcoma
succeeds John Arthur az grand mas
tor. Other officers elected we're. N.
b. Porter OF Olympia, grand treas
urcri +. If. Reed Of Olympia grand
secretary, and ". Z. WiliOx Of
Whhtrnm. grand marshal.
Charters we're granted 10 eight
new lodges.
The next OF the Masonic bodies 20
convene IN annual sehHi0n IL the
Grand Chapter OF Royal Arch Ma
sons. which begins It's scaaions Mon
day Of next week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-12
NE LAW AGAINST LOTTERIES
Joint

ORDINANCE Ne sesf Approved Nov ~ 1850, see a.
wessxsr uasntain ra be szy r,asner ser~se
establishment business ~ ~nAt
"a be son, wherein property ts sole or d
ssesss erg ticket sAars shs isr rrees. o. ees
ehshes article - fHin9 sHttaa %
sssns satte, the psrshassr te Shanes Or ~he.sr
sell dispose 81 2scksae Or
10 prixes where nd1ssHaSa' 70
hsd that such article paekags may cen
entitle the purchaser 20 same sFtse %
sSra i directly eontsupisU1 and knexn ~ TIE
be fined than Ore run
sa pess fo sash ssnss. pfiseesd not ssesaHs 'nfN
az5ss q beth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-12
BADLY HURT
Mrs. William Williams Is
Thrown From Stree Car

nra. william Williams of as
Mluar avenue north was seriously
& i44.sA In A street car accident at
pike street and Second avenue at ?
o'ciork this afternoon. In attempt
fng - aiiEht from an inbound Lake
Unioil car Just before u rounded tho
curve from Pike street q Second
Avenue she vas thrown violently TO
he pavement, aud u " feared, her
shni was fractured b the fall She
= a. removed 10 her home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-12

nnrNERTpN. WI. June IA
1frE FAsioF q sufficient dimensions
snz lateral capacity 70 SATISFY me
cr1xEng Of ina dTtgef tacAtF or
nArlne q . - Established " tain
sx5 eslkifE distance - The main
Qte % The Puget soau4 navy fef1.
knz fhls IN spite u She recent graer
4 fhs mayer ard toWn ceeHeii clos
y al aai9ons n Hrernsftun,
~ proposed blinking rssurt. -
rs4 h0uM~. AZ n wii! be called. =
= - erected. Y Il alleged. BY a syn
<szt< s0mpassd e saloon weu Who
ra<e forced 70 fieSe their doors ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-12
SHORT LINE
EXTENSION

SALT LAKE. Utah. June is3--The
Oregon Short Line has sent a gapE
Of surveyors 20 Salmon City. Idaho.
for the purpose OF building n line
into the Thunder Mountain mining
district and developing Northwest
ern Idaho.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-12

pui place a boycofi against II. We
have sufficient funds TO carry On n
prolonged strike. although Il - cur
wish 10 effect a speedy settlement.
In ease the matter 10 not ended
shortly. the iourueymen may stars
a cooperative horasshoeinK cssab-
Iishn@at"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-12
RIVER FALLING

ST. LOUIS. Mo. June 1.-THE
river Tell three-tenths Of foot last
night. The situation at East ~.
Louis Ia materially improved. Rec
cue work was resumed az dawn.
Funds. clothing and provisions are
halnn rennlNad.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-12

nAGLARp. wn.. June ia-Iuliua
pelsnan and ". y. Wicfe. OFFICERS OF
the Great Northern clay Company
OF Seattle onRaa ed IN fist fight
here this morning, with the result
that Wiefe was whipped and Dels-
nan was arrested. The latter wrs
fined g. and costs IN the police court.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-12

OLYMPIA. Wash-. June = -flovsr'
nar Nrliride tassAf anuounred the ~
pointntsnt ~ tfse Lauis amd Ctaft ex
position cen sntasiousrs fUr tists stats
'rhsF fnriside tho fssiiewfag we'll knowl
menf . ~ rhosnna. Ahscoftes. Tbs
tIsrstfsEfaa. BsrklsF. George fandssss
Nancuaxers " ". Tatlrnan. spokane
n W r. Peaeis Ciafksfou. J. =. Par
80 W.tia Waiiss j. q. Neaisf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-12

BELGRADE. June ns-Ths bodies
q ~ those killed yesterday morning
with the exception ~ that % king
Aies andeF. wii be buried tonight
The kings body has been claimed ~
exsQusen Natalie and after the IN
quest wa have a burial At the
nakoNitxa nfanastFF.
-Four Austrian punboatA have an
chafea - the Danube. off belgrade,
"a protect Austrian Interests.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-12

PASSAGE or THE NEW FELONY
GAMBLING HILL AND THAT ~
q SNIc T 4 - MR- DUNBAR
GOULD NOT. LEGALLY. nE EES-
rESGED.
TIE uossun "a haned 80 the Expuna
that fhs las snfeF Which Mr.. Dunbar
was fnsict.d has b=su rerssisd ~ tas
$50 ssszAgls.z ss= whieh sent tnsn
eject "Wednesday nlzht
Th~ asuf witness ~ss Harry LIP
nzsnnL
Arsumsut 81 ire motion is stiil ia
psoKrasa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-12

wsrr the Euasta % a reception held at
the washinEtau hotel The affair wAH
unusually pleasant aud successful
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-12

nELaRADE. seryia. June 1.-THE
1frt trouble under the Hsw rebims
10 reported from Sfseh tbs ineFhins.
n Il stated that the entire garrison
thsfs has refused To 0bs1 the man
dates OF the new ministry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-12
KING and QUEEN
BURIED IN A PIT
Servian PopuLaCe Indulge in Post Morfem Indig-
mites i'm DispOsing Og the Remains of
the Murdered MOnarChs

Neither the sister nor fhs
nspheNf of queen DraEa were Killed
AZ HaI Grade yesterday. Besi1eS'
queen DraEa the only members OF
her 10 nily who were murdered were
her NO brothers.
WAGHINGTON. y. G. June Ia
Secretary OF Legation Wilson az
Athens. sent the following ca bles
gram 10 the state department isst
night from Athens:
NO new ssrvian king has beer
officially proclaimed. The National
Assembly wiil decide Monday"
LONDON. June IA Dispatch
from Belgrade this afternoon say9
thar zoe were killed IN the revolution.
TIE bodies u the hing and queen.
we're buried IN an old cemetery see
=.rtiy 70 avoid demonstratiorfs
Both bodies were disEected. DragAs
sisters are both alive.
Bushes WIS resumed In norman
fashion today. Soldiers are being
literally treated 20 drinks. Thou
sands - spectators have visited tbs
cemetery where the royal couple ars
Inferred The cemetery IL filled Win
soldiers on guard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-12
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

LONDON June f2Ths Evening Stars Belgrade
Alexander Draaa
. RakontIs
ndansty bodies the royal couples relatives and those
81 the thrown o. them and
filed inl"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-12
STAR TIPS
Probable Winners OF
TOday's Races

p =. 1890 - .s.-,s.,-. 49,. .s...'..
I-FuuapEg wtnnrrp fa ft',fa , =
races
Elrkt Race Monda. R0ltaire,
Cold Finder.
Second Hare--T,fFate Maid.
Assessment. Mythrnx.
Third llaca=-AuriL Blessed
Damazsi. Rim Rock.
FIfth RAce-skip lie. AFBasa.
Legal Maxim.
sixth Race-Ohio diri. cland-
aior. II Ofiente.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-12

The members OF the former klng's
government who were Imprisoned
yesterday were freed today. The
new king VIII not arrive here until
after both houses u parliament hsve
met and arranged plans Cor nes9
government
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-12
M bride. NAMES
commissioners


uroc&f field
Thee appointments are made usfss
the act % ths last legislators cres tink
q roaamssai0n 81 seven msmbers for
thls stats. Tisis act wsnt into effect
Nth ether nsw iAps yesterday. &C.
cordinE 80 lts provisions the newly
orea I'D commission viii meet. subject
~ tire call % the Governor. within
thrss months after tho ses becomes
sffsctIsc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-12

LONDON. June 1.-THE Reuter-
AFencY's belgrade correspondent az
sertF that 1hs bodies OF King Alex
andeT and Quen DraRa were buried
secretly IN the cid cemetery Of st.
morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-12

THE Only Paper In Seattle That
Dares to Print the News. ...
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-09-05
Invention Did Not Work,

PORTSMOUTH. England. Sept, D
The old war ship Belle Isle was tOrpe-
doed here and sank ut her moorings.
For the purposes of the experiment a
section had been constructed on the
port side of the Belle Isle representing
the side of a modern battle ship. This
was filled with an American invention
which, it was declared. would prevent
a ship from sinking when the hull is
penetrated below the water line. When
the vessel was struck a huge column of
water cnveloped her, she rolled heavily
and then settled down with Il list to
port.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-09-05
CHURCH NOTICES.

St. Stephen s Danish Lutheran.
Service 10 O'Clock a. m. Rev. r.
Nielsen from Hartford Conn, will
preach. Sunday school $50 p. m.
Grace Lutheran.
There will be nc service tomorrow.
Sunday school at z. 30 o'clock. Har-
vest Home service will be observed on
the following Sunday. September ID.
1.-THE Rev. E. J. Keuling has gone
for q week to Philadelphia and Wealth
erly where he will be the guest of the
members of his former parish.
Swedish Lutheran.
Rev. Conrad Peterson from Airing
ton will preach in Our Savior's Dan
ish Lutheran church in the wedish
language tomorrow afternoon at $50.
A mission meeting will be held on
September 9Th at 8 O'CLOCK in the
evening. Several ministers will
officiate.
The Ladies Sewing Society will
hold their sale on the Goth of Septem-
Der in Dana Hall, Smith street.
Simpson M. E.
A special Working Mems Sunday,
$50 devotional meeting at 10. 30 Sac
rament of the Lord's Supper, subject
''The Words of Jesus Christ, as A
Special Message from a Man to Men. -
Epworth League service at 6.45
"Some of Gods Calls" 1.-The Call
of Moses" MI. Harry Runyon, lead
or. At 7.45 a special workingm
worship with a Labor Day lecture by
the pastor, subject, 1.-THE Working
mans Friend Foe and Future" with
a description of the dreadful accident
which occurred in our city this week,
and the workingman's bravery in the
face of danger and death, with the
magnificent work of our physicians,
the tender n enduring work of our
, nurses.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-09-05

ROME, Sept. 5,-The city of Rome
has just received the offer of a curious
gift, which, while it has been accepted
with gratitude, has caused some amusc-
ment. The commune of BuenOs Ayres
as a token Of Argentina friendship for
Italy and il tribute of affection for the
late King Humbost. whose remains
were buried in the Pantheon here, has
offered to pave the piazza of the Pan.
theon and the surrounding streets with
Argentina wood, which will be kept in
repair by the donor.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-09-05
Operators VIII Draw Strike Benefits,

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Sept. 5.-The
coal strike in northeastern Missouri has
produced a reversal of ordinary strike
conditions. BY defying the authority
of the national organization the min
ers have barred themselves from draw
ing strike benefits. But the South
western Coal Operators association has
assumed the responsibility of indemni-
flying the operators for losses sustained
during the present fight, and il is lhe
operators who will draw strike bene-
fits
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-09-05
WANTED IN tLBERON
ON LARCENY CHARGE.
Patrolman McDermOtt ARRESTED
Frederick GOgoIia Here
Yesterday.

Patrolman McDermott yesterday af-
ternoon arrested Frederick Goglia on
a warrant issued by Justice Schom-
lein, of Elberon. Goglia was former
ly employed in this city He is
charged with petty larceny, having,
it is alleged, stolen several razors and
other articles to the value of $40. He
was given into the custody, Of Q. w.
Seller, of Long Branch, who came af-
ter him.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-09-05
AMERICAN CONSULS.
President Roosevelt Makes an
Important Change.
MEN QUALIFIED TO HELP TRADE
Consular Appointments Will BE
Made by Promotion of Expert
enced Men Already In
the Service.

OYSTER BAY. n. Y, Sept, 5.-Ar
important change of policy with re
spect to the making of appointments il
the consular service has been decided
upon by President Roosevelt, He dis
cussed the change with Assistant Sec
rotary of State Francis b. Loomis.
For many years it has been practi
cally the uniform practice of presi
dents to appoint men to positions in the
consular service substantially withOu.
reference to any previous experience
they may have had. Quite naturally