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FLEECED

FINAL, he unfolded a scheme t. Jor-
gcusan hv which they could both &c
into business with a proposition that
would be sure money -gettcr Colt
told Jorgcuson of a large distlling
company IN Chicago Tor which he had
secured the agency Tor the Northwest.
Jorgenson thought there would be
none, tn the Wholesale whisky bust-
ness, 80 agreed 70 80 into the plan
with Colt. Jorgenson WAS to put tlnot
into the business. and Colt furnished
the experience and other office ncces.
stiles.
To pny his share orgtnson Saws he
gave Colt a draft for $500. The draft
was caehed and Colt kept hts share II
the money, Jergeuson says Colt made
excuses to him for not paving hts
hack the $500 due over the sioo0 Sever
al DAYS ago Jorgenson save. Colt left
for Portland on n business trip, taSlns
with him the entire Sih0o. Since that
lime he las heard nothing frem him
An effort viii be made 20 locate q u
and bring him back TO Seattle Tor trssi
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TRAGEDIES
IN ARCTIC
CIRCLE

NOME July r. Especial cores.
pondenee THE steamer Saddle.
Capt. ElCkmerH. returned MONDAY
from Teller aud Cape Prince 81
Wales. She reports that a boat
rteefsr Of the whaier Morning Star
cut his throat "a few dHyH ago and
hled 10 death Capt iaekmefs did
not learn the man H name.
About a week AaQ a native WaH
CARVED out from York on the Ice
pack aHd Was probably drowned.
Two natives Of the nidmrdea met
similar fate n short time ago.
Natives FROM Netslt-TarYlh. -
ritlrH north nf Wales. reported that
boat in which were four white
men was crushed he the see about
week age. and three Of the men
we're drowned. the fourth wing
reached shore.
Schooner Laura Mataon had arfiF-
"a At Tia city With a cafEu o. sup
piles for ths haTtsis Tin Mining
company
The coal ship HlWeii reached FORT
Clarence Monday from Han Fmn-
cinoo With coal fof the Whaiens 81
uhieh there Hrfa ten. awaiting the
Eieeifa arrival.
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Cardinal gibona OF baltimore. who
IL nov IN Europe "a attend the con-
ciaee which IL 10 choose the sue
ceaaor 20 Pope Leo XIII, In GO Year,
old today.
II Il an odd coincidence and es-
peeialiy interesting Va connection
with the gossip concerning tardi-
nal Gibbons chances Of succeeding
fact that the cardinal has now
reached the exact age ct which
Leo Kill. then Cardinal Peeei. uaF
elected more
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FL0ATE:R
BODY OF AN UNKNOWN
MAN FOUND IN WHITE
RIVER

The body Of an unknown mar Vas
found in White river near Kent this
moruinK and coroner hoye notified
Of the discovery. The b9dy VAS
badly deeomaased and had apPars
saslF been IA The water o. a Ions
time. There we're 40 bruises of com.
tuslons on the body that would lns
dictate foul play and Il 10 supposed
that tbr man either felI int the fif=
e. " halle under the Influence ~ tinueF
az euiisa his own Hfv BY = Vplun-
tary plunge into the river
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Charles norx ard George William
Dahlgren. two swedish warkmen Nere
crowned n Lake Union last EVENING
within slEhf - hundred people John
Baker thn third man who uss IN the
Beat that aAE tipped over. was sae-d
~ TIE heroic efforts - g. A. NauHsh.
~sse ssan4 out into the inkr after rim
with q plank The bottles sank and
have not been recovered
DahI9ren. who lived On the Lake
7sniou SHORE near the Western Miii
had consented t. taks Baker ard Hurg
fax = boat FiAe ls.e sses.. ssssfs ssssS
% Bakers statement. had bseu drink.
sNr.a Elfss a.
~777F*7@7H%ssf H+7Tff H3te
Tae4 haa : hsaeksf = beer ls sl4s H<ss
before IL tipped over
While near the bauteFard TahlErrn
rose - the boat - Il he were going "a
take another aeaf The boat tipped
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LEXINGTON. Ky. July ~ Ar
engagements have been completed by
Iailer Wallace and his deputies FOR
the execution tomorrow OF re two
youthful murdercra Earl whitney
and Claude Onrien. seldom In the
criminal annals Of the state have
more heroic efforts been made "a
save the condemned from the Rai-
lows than IN the case Of whitney
and O'Brien. 80 conclusive was tho
evidence Of their guilt. however.
that the higher courta, NJ we'll ~
the executive, declined To interfere
Whitney ana O'iIrien entered the
home OF A. u. Chlnn, - prominent
Lexington merchant. last winter.
and when discovered shot Mr.. chinn
10 death ia his bed. His son. Mr.
Asa Chiuu. Was desperately wound
ed by the burglars Nv n battle IN
the hall He wounded Whitney IN
the struggle, and this wound led "a
the discovery af tha unrdesesa-
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Joreeu Iatgcuson. recent arrival
Ia Seattle from Norway was made IN,
victim " clever sharper week ago
ana now moufns the loss OF $500
Alex - Colt ~ accused a warrant tut
his arrest WIS issued from justice
Cams court this morning, on chars'e
Of larceny bv cmhezzlcmont. In ifH
complaint he ls simply charged with
embczslng 500 Prosecuting Attorney
Scott believes there M 81 ar east
IT emhezglement Of tho 500. The other
$1,000 wis obtained under false pr"tens
-. according 20 the belief " the pros-
F,cuting attorney, but no complaint mas
yat been made against Colt On that
feotcl
10 renscl told Mt Scott tbs m lrn-
ing that he cnmo to Seattle but y
short time AFRO, with "a litt'e uiurrY a.
inveats lilo met Colt. prepusatnHlng
Young man and struck up a friendship
With him JorEenson admitted. how.
ever. that Colt made the advances, and
their friendship grew warmer after hv
found that Jors@~saa had money.
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>--..- ~ - =. :. :. = :. :
" the Madison street ear zine. Zee
sa3s hat a. SUSTAINED s~4afaf In.
infira Ahaut the head ara thar q
HHgrf ~ his fiEh, hand Nar broken
hetfrr aiirseH that the assault CO.
cured A. ire tuFnflshis % the foot
q Madison street lhs carmen fak j.
tuH htm 70 be a non anisu wuFk ~
sasn- he states that he had asked
a. transfer ~ second avenue. aud
wAa told 70 ride a block further.
vhru II seaid BE- given hftn H~
Is - requested ani found hinnhslf
sHKaHsd N q fight Nhsn the end ~
fhs lice eas reached.
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DROWNED
Two Men Lose Their Lives in the Waters OF Lake
Union in Sight Of Big Crowd

ana the scramble q the other ,Na men
a. keep their equilibrium tipped the
boat Al three men were fhfeNn ~
she water.
fyahlrfen casi1d not aNin and q vss
bot a shart iifnr sfteF tha aeeidsut
that he sank narE started o. satin
t. shore but after a few tninetss -
sEhausfi15E work bs tou sank benefsth
the surface - ths water.
Baker struggled IN the water untii
O. A. Vahush employed IN the nrs de.
pa rtnssnt- swan out e. him With q
piank Several boats went out later
ara n4ke= szs=rsf exhausted. 49,
brought t. shore.
GssalzSs= AS 8 married man sfssi
ssaeas : Nlfe and thsss children. IT,
was 20 years % agr and had lived IN
Seattle fer fourteen years Horg vas
twenty years ~ axe and recently ar
rived IN Seattle from loxxing camp.
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FLOATING
WREcKAGE

u Il rusuafed fhln afternoon that
part 81 the wreck ~ ths steamer
North Pacific has been unsn in tur
vicinity % TRIAL island. near We
torla. and IN Canadian waters.
The island ia ~ miles northwest
81 MarfsR stone point. = hrfs The
vessel VAS last reported 10 haN~
sunk and though Il il conritsresi
f-useihis ~ marine msn that the
WFss kaKs u4ay have dfiftsd - FAR
in - short = time. bat not probable
rngA 4 Co. ON uerN ~ the vessel
have received no report - to the
rumercd find.
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NOME news TO JULY IS

The crack Nome liner ohio. com.
piatcd fscord.breaiinR round tfip
lhia morning arriving with eighty
nine passengers and bringing Nome
adtieea up 10 and inoluding Jaiy Is.
raraer y. D. Robertson reports that
The vessel made the round tHp iH six
days. q hours aud 30 mlnutea beat
Ing the time made b. The oregon b.
49, houfH
The ohio lore Nome July 70 n
eH o. ~. tine steamers AFtae.
caafln and duHaie brown we're in port
The MauHutnsr hntiha arrived from
Siberia and departed for thHt coast
again. The revenue cutter rhefis ana
the Yukon river steamer Rock Island
were ne 81 Michael when TIE uhlo
left that port
AmonE che Ohio'u passengers were
g. e. bryant manager n the Pacific
Cold STORAGE Co. ~ Nume wh8 Is a
soH N the late capt Bryant and 81
- Hainhona. manager ~ the Standard
on Company at Dawson
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KILLED By
ACCIDENT

NONE guiy IS Especial Correspond
snce. ION April e last James Ragx-
dale accidentally shot and killed him
self on Houauzn creek. Merton hay.
Ragsdals. : r. Mitchell and Tom
Smith Wssv hunting geese and ducks.
WHEN in some manner MaEEnalea gun
Vas discharged. the shot taking effect
IL his body Hassaais died IN . fey
minutes. RaxNdais vent 10 Norton
hey from 81 Michael. having. 81 10
said been ordered to leave the place.
lie Was from inelana polls and about
s. Year, = axe. News u the accident
Was hrousht to town yesterday by .
miner
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WLL REBUILD
GOLDEN GATE
Nome Hotel Destroyed by Fire
10 BE Replaced by a More
Up-to-dste Structure

y y BaHEeft one - The owners n
the uaiden Cats hotel a. Nine. lately
destroyed - IRE, accompanied ~ ne
uife. arrived this moFHnn on the
steamer ohio. its comes a. Seattle a.
pnrchaa fufhitafe Tor the hotel. the
reconstruction af which has already
commenced u " sNuactee that u
Nfii - completed - thirty Gays.
The citizens q Nome formed e stock
company 70 assist tHs owners DeaEet
4 Harris. g. gsbuild the hotel and
ruiaed tiAen fos fhe enterprise
The neW hotel viii contain seventy
aRs roana slil consist u tVu stories
and an attic. and viii be- a. nsarlF fire
gfsof ~ ii i possible 20 make a The
Nhila partitions ard naefh will be
fhaathed With asbestos piper and
they yin be "aeadsned 80 a. "a
prevent ths tFausmlssion ~ sound
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FOUGHT WITH A THUG
JOHN LESco WAS BEATEN ALMOST BEYOND REC
IGNITION BEFORE HELP ARRIVED

h,m Instead 81 etying % his wealth
The thug BE says beat him Ntth
an lroH bar or hfahs knuehiss fnd
Rks oaiy frightened away on the
apprOaeh OF saaae one Wh are#pouaed
o. hts repeated cries foF help
ratrulmeu Helms and Peterson
taak hIn tn thr city ietl. where BE-
ests held until Ne @etersd up.
Ale Nas released this morning he
Ing unable to gtNe any description
81 his sasaiiant
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aAaisbnue which will b. shipped
ffuln Nome % san Francisco Thr
NafuanE star had q aniaii mutiny
as h~sard short time ago and ne
e fssEfftf enc man Naa placed in
tFuhH IN TIRE may uu from San
FfauFiNrr the firHt mat. aua y saii-
- dfea ANA we're hllfied at sea
Ga - Russian Nelson. Whn ersnf
issi ainfeF az f'iaVsf aAY. on the
siberian coast arrived in Seine on
tic Mnrulns star lie taYn that
81 afltrf fear natives eeFe Killed
r. a tfibS frad AZ lha f1iuutedeK and
another AZ MhaieH. a sstarf dlstaucs
from East rapa also the result ~
: igilssl fsad ia whsah aaoieh played
- part.
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whgie under che imsiarncs - ~
auor. John t.esco fsil into the hands
of thug IN the new teudgFloin late
last nIEht and WAS riitfzineisd almost
hevana recognition. one FsF MAA
nearly torn frurN his head. Hls face
VAS biecsilng from a dozen WOUNDS
and several deep cuts were found
oa his head
RE claims tisNt ne eas set anon
by a nIghvaysuan. Who demanded
hls money. ana that he fesight Nith
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en- ana rohbed somewhere else and
then efsvist "a the place whVfe he
We found
At the paiiee station pr e = Witt
sic was tl,ltst and be dressed Weldon +
mounds Weldon Waa then fuues "a
te the NasHido Mission Hospital
HE WAn fl,und hy fatsoimau kent
ard "a private policeman.
An Investigation tst Detective rail
eriek failed 10 reveal ANYTHING ln re-
lstion q The casa except that ths Haan
had Neee seen IN the tend,tloiH district
under the influence ~ uauof 4 cnunly
ef hours irefnrr he NHs found us thr
officers At that time he Sas not beat
On and had $50 Unoa 90 him N ftdon
drans PARK
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BANKERS or
WASHINGTON

wHATCoM. wash. Iuiv 2s The
annunl convention OF the Washing
ton State Bankers association IN
session here today n one Of the best
attended meetings IN the history Of
the association The three days
program that has been arranged for
the meeting calls Tor a number OF
papers and addresses by represent
alive bankers and financicrs OF
Washington and other states OF the
northwest
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BIG SUIT
FOR DAMAGES

NOME July s.-(speelal eorren-
pondsnes. )-One hundred thousand
dollars - the sum asked a. damages
IN a suit filed ia the diNrict court
by John Erickson A. y. 6uinan and
". ~ aodefbefR Of the Hot Air
Mining company. against EhaE Me
Intonh. } IL Fredefiehs Finley Me-
intoHh. g. 4. Bayien. Peter AcIn-
tosh W q. Ffedefickn and others.
The COMPLAINT, which IL voiurn-
in0us one. sets forth that the de-
PENDANTS maliclouHly. wronEfully.
fraudulenflY. wantoniy and oppTes-
sively eanEplred together for the
purpose Of e1forfinE large aurnE Of
money from the plaintiffs. In order
20 secure possession Of several vat
uahie mining claims.
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CRAB FEAST

BALTIMORE. ND. July q. Prob
ably without parallel was the great
crab feast given ~ Love Point to-
day IN honor Of the delegates and
visitors 20 the national convention
Of ElkH
The chief business Of the conven-
iiou was all disposed Of yesterday,
and with decks cleared the 20 600
Elks were prepared 10 enjoy 90 the
utmost the unique feast arranged by
their local hrethreu Of the antieged
herd.
one hundred and nfty thousand IL
the estimated number Of the crabs
were served steWed, dcviled. steam
ed. fried. in sandwiches, Ia soup and
in Hniad.
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THE CACKLE OF HENS
BREAKS ARCTIC SILENCE
RANCH PETY POINT FURNISHES FRESH
Eoos TO TaE MINERS At NOME

NOME. july ~ Especial CORES.
pondencel The most uorthsfiH sit
unfrd chicken ranch Ia the world.
and what the owner. " u Dieken.
aon claims r. the largest iu the
northwest. has been established ut
rietY point. bel ween Dry and Haufs
bon cfvchn. this summer. on the
ranch are 1890 Plymouth Rock and
black ana white Spanish hlEhsbred
fowls. which 80 70 rooat in tents
as regularly az any Waahinet0
chickens. even though they are not
accustomed "a the continuous SUM
mer twilight 81 the Arctic circle.
SIR DiefruHan says that De- col
tsctsd no dozen eRRa last week. and
that h. expects 10 secure at least
treble that number next week To
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BADLY BEATEN
And ROBBED
Of HIS MONEY
SAM WELDON VICTIM OF UNKNOWN HIGHWAY
MAN WAS FOUND UNCONSCIOUS NEAR RAIL
WAY TRACKS EARLY THIS MORNING

HIS ros8ets empty, hls watch sone.
hieeains fsafa : hzs ssssh cute ard
his faee hsaten % a PUN. sam "a eldon
WAS found unconscious tsssisie the
Northern Pacific tracks naag the In
tyvseefioH - Weller sirrat af 8 g
aciesk this morning Prem an anz
rrerancta hc bad hcen numerically
hr0{eu Is thugs ana rehheii
A. near a. hr couid semelaner when
h. ARRIVED az thr poltct sfatleu. this
morniux ke bad le'st hhaut - neslaes
bic watch How the AFFAIR eecurFc8 i
a. much a mystery 50 Mrstiou a. "a
the police lfs daes not rNmemh,W
snNthinN That occufrct except that be
was straek. AZ daes not even knoS
whether he was knnckssi down where
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WILL Be FINISHED
THIS SUMMER

NOME. July i2.~-tspecial CORES
pendence l--fudicatfons now point to
the conclusion that the Council city
struction Of which began this spring,
VIII be completed this summer. A
tremendous effort to bring about this
result IL being made by Manager
Dickson. The railroad VIII pierce
the richest gold country IN the
world. witch. according 20 the Unit
ted States mint report, produced
s6.on0.0eo Of placer gold during ten
months 81 1902
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BODY FOUND

NOME Juif - aspeelai Correspond
encs The BODY q z. ! Hetrieh. who
was John Lusnc hiuEes companion at
the time they were lost IN q blizzard
last winter on The Areiic Divide was
found few days aEo b Ernest For.
Ar. for was coming - Nome fruxn
lnmacbuk river, and found the body
sSz,..l4..sa e.sS>. "a. -. = y. 49, 49,
ttuIar rrNfr n wHs badly deeompoefsi.
bot Nsn identified b. papers The rum
u - IN currency wss found ON the
HssFa
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MUsHER DROWNED

NOME. July Is Especial CORES
punasuee. With pack On bss back
sn unknown man meet deRth IN Coal
creek. q -. ansnn river Tributary. an
June ~ TIE news MAF bruusht n
taNn Thursday - left Meneflfiotf.
a Solomon mining man, The BODY
vas seeus erred. hat 40 papers weff
found b which the unfortunate
man could b. Identified Me- Nc
nrflnott reported the casualty at
Commissioner reeds office.
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ARIZONA
OFFnIAL
INDICTED

PHOENIX. Afiz.. July 11-The
United States fuarahaifs office was
.s...s..s.4t ta.s .-a-4s.4 A. ss.ss..st
states grand jury At Prescott had
Indicted shelby Culion. clerk Of the
supreme court 81 Arizona and ex-
collector Of Internal revenue IN Arl-
roma under Mckinley. CullOm'H
whereabouts n unknown here
Ths nature 81 the charges were
not aivulRed. but n said 60 be IN
connection with alleged Irregular
ties In connection with the internal
revenue service. eullom 10 nephew
Of Senator Cuiiom Of Illinois. he
came 10 Arizona for his health. The
United States marshal haa a war
rant FOR cuiiama arrest
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HURT IN 4
RUNAWAY

EI.IENaHtfRC. Wash. July "a
A. Thomas McCanaiess sna = W
HarusN We're coming downtown
shout : s'ciosN this morning M
their buFEys the hefa~ became
frightened and ran aNnv. throwing
both men out M1FandleaH sustain
I'd a broken lrG, and vas otherwise
badly injured Hafues was also
badly bruised Roth are pioneers
and are sell known throughout the
state
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LAKE ONION
CONFERENCE

LAKE ORION. Mich. Juiy "a
The third annual INSTRUMENTATION
az bible conference held here opened
huHplclouHiY today and viii continue
until August 4 Prominent among
the SUNDAY sahoui aud mission
WORKERS "a be hard aEs Hey i
Wilbur Chapman. Prof John Hunt
er Rev. O. ~ Hrnndt Mrs Mar
Cuie.
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RELEASED

LoufsYfLLE. KY July - The
United States district attorney re-
cciNcd Instructions from Washing
ton. this morning. to release the
property IF the White Mills diatii-
irfy, on payment Of the costs OF
lAtehinE. Tho plant was seized by
revenue officers pn the charge that
the government was being defraud-
"a by "A system Of equaltxinE prop
.nrly value ei t2.sQQ.e0O. II IL un-
iigf stood that large amount was
paid 20 compromise the case.
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euTrE FoRFEITs oAMg

SPOKANE july 81 Butte FOR.
feiie1 the first u the Spokane Butte
series nt thie place yesterday Shas
fer IA Rogue and HWiuasiia uore
fined in Tacoma sunday Manager
wilfuant has refused - rap the fire
aud undsf The rules thssa players
can not riay until tho fines are paid.
Without thrfu Butte could mot put
4 team on the field
TACOMA. July 81 President fus
cas- in A. lntsftiev today said that
by refusing tn pat a team on she
field az Spokane Yesterday Butte
forfeited firr game hY score ~
10 q and finder the league rules the
manager Of she team must raN q
fine ~ tfon and the club f1o0 for
FORGETTING the game IN this manner.
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E EN- TO
THE WOODS
DID the sIwAst,ss SEND 1Hs
ORANGE plckERs

The Siwash crowd got busy yes
terday with Pete Lnhmnn'a orange
pickefs. The result was that when
ril WIS over at Recreation park. the
scor, chalked up on the blackboard
WIS. Seattle q. Oakland 2.
IN the fourth and NTH innings the
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CLARK. representing the American
government. appeared before the
pgiNy council today aud obtained
leave to appeal from the decision ~
the Quehec judges IN the matter of
Warrants for the arrest OF Gayuor
and Greene. whose cxtrnditiun ~
wanted ~ Havana for alleged har-
bof frauds The fueitiveH we're rep
resented hg counsel. who fought
each step In the proceedings
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WnHLEn
CRUSHED

LONDON. july - Tire whaler
NsFa. ~ Nh4eh SeHsirnsk i0ld 49,
rumpiisssea the northeast passage,
VAS crushed 10 ths let 81 Melville
bar Asffl l The cree. sftSE aeas
miles insfuHy IN An open boat.
reached the nearest settlement. and
thence home without casualties,
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10 APkN
STREETS
OF COMMERCE CON
sloERs TIDE LAND PROBLEM

The proposed opening uf streets ia
The tide iauda was again brought
brfore the chamber af commerce at
Ita regular meeting yesterday after
MOON \ communication frnm u, II.
Dearborn setting furth many reasons
why the streets should be opened
WAS considered at lrnsth,
The cauHcH committee go streets
i IA session this afternoon 10 con
slider this question. us we'll aH other
matters referred 90 Il az the last
meeting OF the council
Representatives Of the Seattle
Manufacturers association and nihrf
commercial haiiiesa are present 10
urge immediate HetinH hf the city
Ia opening up the TIDE Hand streets.
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ROBBED THE SAFE

NOME, July ik-=fSpeeiai CORES
pondence.l - sunday afternoon about
; o'eiark = sneak thief entered the
nndeRA SALOON and stole the cash
drawer On the safe. containing about
] ffs Both the outer and inner daafh
-. : Z. - 80 49, .s.!s = . sis'
HaafGefIueNs Doc Mnsklman Vas
doing ne taifling Tor Oakland, and
the Wy the SlwAsh lads landed on
his shoots IN these t2o innings WaH
really heaffrsudinE. An error ~
txo behind the dartur helped the
ieeais some. The saore card showed
three runs insar lea the fourth and
tua IN the ftffh.
Mr pruhan pitched a Foca game
Tor seattle and aid some good bat
ting 80 well
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iieeaune they were handy win the
hlckars. pugdaiss efipnie= landed
ihe arcund game - thH Seattle
Tseafua SERIES at Athletic park yes.
ieriAN afternoon. The neafr Raa E
20 s
Though n ni subject fnf the hos
piiai biE linck FreemAn nsaftsd
out fhreF uies hts, and old Tread
way was oH the spot with his old
time two hsgErf.
The locals shgu "a un rather rag
Red lg the fielding hut they could
hit tnuekH. while Jack Hickey had
the TissrH guessing,
Score ~ Innings
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Tacoma - eel q 2 0 LIS
ifita Seattle ie. Tacoma. 1.
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The park beard Yesterday after
noon decided g. construct the park
say IN Washington park This IN
itself Ngil D. = delightful small park
and Nlll also b. 8 sample 81 What
che board would like - make
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