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Magnificent Farm

Thfes IN dana-half talis- east % Kent.
- acres al cleared p under ple~ al
stumpsa. balance m pasture aud hsF
.aHaa fnaderu risht-Fuam h0uss. hath
faam fireplace barH= The farm cut
- tons % has fhlH Ysar. = tons 80 50
with the place feuns hsary team 81
horses Nofth Naa. Two cows. PIGS
fhsaksns. asesr. turkeys. ducks. Nss.
uns fHaKg, piow. harrow. cuiufatpr
ard ali sinaa 81 small fruit hlac Nhef.
risa saasehsrri.s red FuFrants. white
eufrsais celery. harne fadleh. piepiafit,
in feet : VEN nrst-elass place ~ith he
Ysry best 81 soi and splendid water
ths year aronnd. and Ysu car have 4.
Including an stock snd impieVsnts. for
$3.50 On sesy terms.
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Fancy White Lawn Waist SETS.
collars ard cuffs % ssEssfis. lace
and embroidery trimmed. s9c
value. nsf ast ,....ss.sss.. xDe
Ladies White Lawn Stock Cob
lar. double tabs. with three
lace ussfalli0ns, pretty pink
and bizs edging. s9c value
Tot #ssssss. sssssssssss. sssoe
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lan acres at& miles from tnterIrbBn :
rich level land, mostly alder and
vine maple land. large creek thFoug h
o. ~ per Rcfc
Z acres one mile from infsrurhan sta
ton. nearly an cleared and fenced /.
s-rnom ha4ssei orchard % igb trere
small barn tinn.
% acres rich valley land near Auburn.
tfsa
= ACRES valley land near sumner: :
acres cleared. balance brush - per
R6HERr MAIrBY. 80 New York nix
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STOCK AND DAIRY FARMS
ie0 acres river bottom. highly imnroV-
cd. good buildings. railroad station
ON place. % head Of stock. farming
implements flnbn0
100 arfea best river bottom; close 60
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-20

I ~ ms MAS~So dies IN your hosSs
with M screens. Randaii the carpsn.
Ter fia Nadiaon. phones Main iiTo
iesf
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VIRTUE ladns mehss sn RET estate. long
fiHa. payment monthly N desired. - a.
virtue. HsataH bl9aE. Second hhd Ggiufn-
Bic street
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small taans VERY easily cleared. gsga
- acres - arrrn Improved large ar
rhmsd All Ainds ~ small fruit fuus
Mag NHfef. s-rpAna house lasEr
barr afsh
10 arfas fine bottom lard = acres lsrs
proved naihugg FtmrgTr prcna &c.
FguniHF water. house barn. sutbuiia.
tuEr 5 Jersey cows tn
FpbEHF HALTBf. 40 NV f0ra Blk.
WATTR FhN~r PL.ACEs
Three faarth~ ~ a mile waterfront 10
acres. = Improved. balance easily
cleared fine anils orchard ~ ssl bear
fnr irssa. nice creek also spfinE
water ssr9om hnsr small harm Eaf.
- acres a. boat andtng hetaesn sat
tlr ard Tacoma fret class soil. ulan-
% - HrFlme water, uica orchard hsr
fivs-rnam house team COWS. chick
ems tools. beat everything KosK.
E4M
I'D acres Il mile. from Seattle. fire
soil 70 acres improved. large auFtua
sufficient % irrignte the whole place
tftn
= acres h. zlght 81 Seattle. fine land
slarinE down 90 > nice sandy beach.
ltfE
- acres aasas5 Land near Edmends; rssa
nOHERT MALTBN. ti0 New York Blk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-20

cHisfENsfNs fefpsiehoresn college
society snd theatrical danclna and buds
culture phone red a.
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Cash Registers


cf~@ 81 u. go tsfns. - ~ kss1s
81 masses haHElh. H7If ~ = HsheaL
satialsi cssh EsEtsssr ca. 90 " zza.
lrKIln hIlalng
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TEN acres. partly cleared House on,
-Four miles from South park. Cheap,
Andrew Johnson Columbia city.
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Financial
MONEY

To aaiaua1 HHsHiaFsas ana WhHa Gamers
you Eff aHf system af flaHa that ssia
NlH Yut ~ dahf. HnY infb af aHHfiHuan.
e'eft, book fHHHsft saieaman. tfainnan.
hiHrNlniaf engineer. rfo.. having rrlis
ahla antpisf m#ut ran So Just or HE
Motel
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Business. coil.aes

hfsf inlllsil7a.is - ieardsfs- Ana Dasl-
nsss Csisrs. seooni snd rtks
-. y 80 -.
Fsnrfh ara raslsr.
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PUGET sovND sATIyhAL BANK OF
hEAIfI.E
capital stock naia tn. So on surplus.
So 90. T. Fmrth. pres , Goldsmith.
vice pres. d. v Ank~ug. cashier cor
Frspnndeuts IN pfinfiasi cities u The
fHisr5 stats. sua EurVpe
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Drcasmskira
TflI6Taf~ 4 I sfffTn - IIlasEisS-
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ritz FIRST NATIONAL HASK or
SEATTLE
paia 10 capital $3.50. 600. Eener4i barkina
business tfanaacfedf J y. Hgge. r..
sfn-H N hehfrksB. vice pFes. l. Tara-
- cashier. n y PsFshEsei. sssA rAah-
faf4. eArhssxr - principal elites II y att
81 States sna Europe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-20

Consult Florence Marvin. II years
6sattle's prophecies. Publicly pre-
dieted seattie's 50 y00.Qlo fire. Alaska
agfitee. etc. 1893 FIRST
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A HEHpECTA place 90 haff8s money
gh diamonds fsHslfF. watches American
confidential.
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MNkA@0HGM BRINE
RflNRD BUT LM7 HIS @
HOW sEArrLgs JOURNALISTIC GLOBE .TRorTER JARED WHEN
ne TRIED TO COLLECT EXP ENsEs FOR HIS TRIP

n ir true that he wph moth ounded
from rtsar TO post hy Scotland yard
Hicuth neither did he have 60 charter
an elephant % efpss The Indian des-
erts nor did he have "a face a ta-he-
low zephyr IN u prairie schooner. and
show hia heels 70 a horde 81 blood
thirsty red devils ON the American
continent. but AZ that he broke al
previous records. Gays this truthful
afternoon sheet. and secured a story
ana pictures uf aHffirirut Importance
70 grace a full paee 81 the much aud
many coiared sunday edition % the
second avenue Journal
Now fhis pp-tasdate rainbow supple
ment 70 this morulnN edition ~ an at
ternoon paper that prints all the news
The day Il occurs happened 60 b. PRINT
cd sometime Saturday. some ~ odd
hours before Il reached the dear public
The story has Il that the lnk wHs
hardly dry on the supplement n many
coiors before the hero tapped az " cd
ltor'a door Ambulance was gained and
n small bin Tor 500 expenses presented
20 tho front office.
Then fharc were things doing. but
tho exact nature II the discussion Is a
deep mystery. The effect however.
: tie said IL that there was a rarant
chair az the family table this morning.
and a lattsr-day hero Is looking un q
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Poor phllfas Fosr had a terrible time
fn rirrlrn thc globe IN ~ aaT#. " the
stories Jules Verne tells about him be
tfls. ~ ia fact tiiat b. won bile bet.
and Furthermore picked un bridge IN
route. hut. fortunate fellow. he lived
iH an age before yellow journalism
arranr Into existence. ana unlike sofns
iaftsr-dny nerves his expense account
aaa the Least OF his worries
PERHAPS had he lived n tho twentieth
century hr would have auaiiea "a the
urapeci ~ skirilug Tho globe with an
expense account staring hiin in the
face. and he would have hpen wire. n
the STORY beins waited about IN local
newspaper Circles = true
MVllfa sayfo. q local hero - The
Fhincas =ofr type. 80 IFS raid a. nc
longer receiving pay checks signed hY
Renal and ~ contemplating
bringing suit against the local after
gann paper which doomed him ns a
record hreakin rlohe-trottar for the
email affair ~ q little expense account
Il On true enogh that thlH Western
lad imhncd with the seattle spirit
elfeisd the globe IN = DAYS. ! hour :
minutes and 40 ef a recandi iaea
miles. and all under raah orders, and
then arrived home, as he states Ia hts
STORY. sans mthVy, saug clothes, sans
every thinE."
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CROOKED
RACING
JOCKEY WILLIAMS CAUGHT
CREATING AND RULED orr

For deliberately pulling a faNoritV
81 the barrier. " Williams. "a Jock
~ VIA fulsd OF the track al The
Meadows yesterday TIE hey wnr
VI on Laureate. starter ttuhs as
w4a a. the judges noticed the action
% the ftdsfs A. soon as the barrier
went 40 Il euuia be seen that he
dsliissfatsls pulled the mare. After
his action the animal had no chance
lu ths qnne
huumaff Of running races
rive fufishes Mort Won a 60 ~.
Dusty hnusle# SECOND. Jaek Little
third Tiuss. 1908
Fies And ete -hsif safiaHas HilrF
won III a. -. rsttiEFsW second il.1l-
tairs hird Time. ! o.
One mile ard leo tards Hurt sck
weH q a. II Mpuutshank - snd.
Cold Flndrf ttifd Time q -
seven fuTiouEa Brown Prince
eeh 81 o. s.. KnoekinEH afeoud.
Fuudo third
seven ana one half fufiouzs- Linz
her ftm Won "a &C. ~ Waiver "
seeaua. The Teller third Tiras
"a sd
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Police Arrest a Man and Wife on
Suspicion---DefeCfive Barbee's
Narrow Escape

ste attempt 20 escape by striking
gagi,an Nvsr the head Wifh q heax-
ny loaded hlpdgeon and taking 20 he
hesls
Stunned a. he zas hY the bioN.
narbca returned ~ and followed up
the cnunier attack hF firing three
shots from his revolver 81 his az.
Gallant The latter made good hia
.srspe AZ that tlsue. however.
The second act was vhsn nar-
brr, ia company with netectiy. Ten
uant and pRtroimrn Cameron and
Mayou. caught the hishWayInsn In
hts lodging. after spending an en-
tire night lying II wait for him. The
suspect had slipped into the BtEgn
apartment house near tho corner OF
First avenue and Bsii street. and
height Of fashion. Prince Albert coat,
white vest. silk hat etc. only TO
fall into the hands Of the waiting
policemen.
Five minutes later the officers had
entered the Andsrennr rooms ar
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rested she woman. who calls her
self Mr.. Anderson and searched the
arartmers where she VAS. Concealed
between the mattress and the cover
inEs Of the led was found 4 heavy.
shot loaded leather billy, and from n
trunk the officers took bls re-
Voiver. These weapons are nov az
police headquarters.
The police claim that Andersen
and the woman held I'D " Welby
aud Decar Jenn "a North seattle last
Friday night Jens ana Weioy were
robbed by tire same highway man.
who was working al hts profession
like a true arisfocraf accompanied
by woman. the thug drove up In a
buggy and robbed fiFsf Weiby and
then Ieua as n he we're doing =
most ordinary piece Of work.
The woman remained IN the bug
~ and held the hor@~. while her
companion committed both the rob-
berries
Detective Bsrbee's encounter with
the hlrhwayfnsn last evening vas
not an entirely bloodies= battle and
came near resulting seriously 60 y.
g. Ackman. = clerk IN tho ocucty
treasurer'F office who was hit IN
The left leg by bullet from Bsrhee's
revolver ard painfully wounded.
hospital. where the bullet was re-
moved early this morning.
Until the arrest 81 Anderson LED
60 an explanation. the shooting OF
Acknan was deep mystery.
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ten miles - each les. Sikins Tire
yachts a turn q the windWafd ana
tNa reaches The brvrEe f. very
irus AND has M spft spots Upton
said hR could dsaiTe uoiSluk better.
The Shamrock should s4an AZ her
best Today
At k.ES 4fsn Reliance. dnsier hes
n8n atiia ept aWAg fcd the start
ing lhus fattuwvd a 1uinuts later h8
the Shamrock lu tnW - the tug
gfuisgt The she mFock has a neW
nasnsau ta.taY
A. > ss the onuimittrr beat NaVi-
Kater rtssea satiaY lsook
Saturdays sasfy wsH foe the nriis
Hncc didu arefn te diminish the in
trfesf ~ the excursion fleet. shlrh
gsnts down ssrly - the llEhtship.
The taHfeF ateafnefH are 81 demand
Nnd tickefa were sasd cut early "a
these " IN 81 tts last Fars. Nsfe irff
behind uu steamers = hirh Hafa un=
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one OF the uoat important cap
tnrrA trade - ths Seattle pallrr Ia
Kearu Was effected ~ $50 o'ciuss X
THE ifiafsiina. shsfk uilsa aHd ~oiH-
an WAa are tsritsx@s % have cesEl=
fmittsd most of the recent daring
hiKhs A. ruulssriss Nsrr arrested IN
fashionable apartment house IN
North Seattle.
A Anderson IL the name given b.
the man. Nho ciaius the woman n
the cass Il his wifs To lee Rar-
bee. one - the oldest detectives IN
the department l. due the principal
credit for AndefsonH capture. In
making which fiafoec narrowly &C.
cared losing his life.
There Nrfs two acts 20 the drama.
The first uea when Harbse enroun-
tered the alleged hishwaNrnan At
about aseinck last uight near the
eufner u Third aFenuo and Cedar
street and attempted 80 arrest him.
On finding himself ~ the hands o.
an officer Anderson made a despsrs
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able 10 make speed enough ta keep
up stth the yachts
70 as-The Shamrock dfaus her
tos and Il standing for the lixhiahip
of the htarboard tack Reliance
reaches. Fhs iightshlp al 20 Is The
sind - steady
4 wireless from SANDY Haak ilrhi.
ship The Shamrock arrived 80 i2e
10 m-Ths wind has dropped 10
i've knots
The preparatory gun was fired AZ
iaN The course e south BY ~ssf
. beat % ten miles. q broad reach ~
ten miles a rsach hnf4.a Of ten rasies
& ~ startiuK gun maH rIrszl az n.
TIE Reliance crossed the line ~
ffsGs a. The Shamrock AZ II Cd 10.
being handles ppea ten secands
Kaiser Wllheia IT. outward bound.
IN order 50 give her passengers n
sight ~ the race. vas ordered -
sIoe down she tfaiied in fhs wake
~ the defender f6f % minutes Tier
passengers eheerad her shamrock
also came IN FOR q round ~ cheers
A. the morning advan ed the hrreFr
brought ~ gray mist from the
rsatheast. nearly nhseafinz THE hor-
ICON.
II vas a pretty tuasfs IN the start.
= hen Capt NFinEe stood away down
the Tine enfenvofing 10 shake Barr
FRO mfbe weather course Capt HaTr
seeing that Wfluga lufpuds4 CROSSE
Ing near tie time haulieap dropped
i.ta nH1arnarr ami stBad away
sefass the lire On a atarhoaFi tack
Nhuge stood down q iseward. came
about and crossed ten seconds after
the handicap gun waH fired. He
vent over orr the atafhnard tack.
but immediately after crossing flung
the Shamrock about 20 port barr
ais9 came e. port. HHd both yachts
af8oa lu toward seabriRht Though
the wind was little moro than fsren
knots in strength. the challenger
Shaved q greater single Of heel than
TIE 4, aa4ff.
r. fha iifzf ten mlnuiss sailing
there was little advantage With 9th
/ - l..s..l4s sHas.sls HhA a sisaslesafl AE.1t
pointed ? gflfle hikhef into the wind
A grey mist coming in nade u
difficult faf the eNcurai0niata 90 fol-
ioe fhe Yachts. although the crews
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SUICIDE:
MYSTERY
pEoomposEp coHpsr OF Us
.s1~s 49, ggs...

The be8y q an usknown aalrids uas
feuud vi the wagsfs raal q krataad
At 3 p'tiaEk last aFsnfnE g Jess cert
Nfiaht 8 fanfhef a arat Hatiarr re-
fairrf uaa uraf fHs Eisas hana af ths
dead nfaH ard H#fuH sHnaud in The
size u his hssa tala tho aaafg " bic
death hs caflzas uas be- he hfissh
ahuni iaa feet afl tAs evHnts rad frans
AffkiaAs g. Redmond
Tbs 49, - - a.siiv sisssessigsszsssf
that iaentifirstsaa Nf3 BE- siaanaf inis
possible Cent ftnrex - the Nfna
spantY fern beat F~siaHsa iss -
ntaiha iaas ttahI aHd szve ffsst - fss
te~er sf5s mau ssas ffnta s=aatti~ -
klFklsba nn his tssaf bat 70 not pusis
i've lts sifnpit fsmsmhvfs heytHx
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BISHOP SKATER
TO LECTURE HERE

ore e fhr issalns rhurrhrrsu = ths
roiaraa race Ia TIE TINTED States
isishua ~ 2 shafsrs q shs Agssnan -
81 saatsFesaas wiii tsssufn ~ Seattle
feHlaht IT Haukra hiatt pfsd~f tsss aus
gifss# - iiss s.z<: - = shaFsh
rsrspffoa ulti b. tsudsf.d hifa after
fhs lecture
uFatllln ASH tnsffh HafHH4l ability. and
has hiEn reputation - e. orator.
The subject 81 the GESTURE Nil prob
ahig - "Wwwfsru Africa a - pFou-
ahis fhai he pip devote some tine %
= alzs.siusisss q the raas pfuhisfn
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good collection lawyer.
Should 'his touching little affair ever
reach the courts. tie said, tho Judge
Will be put 20 the task Of deciding
whether there really was anything m
philsas FoEFs statement that BY So
ing eastward hs succeeded IN outriatne
FnA atehtaE ~ With err a1w. thn.
while ~ n matter q fact ha Travelled n
days the calendar showed but -. The
latter-day hero went westward. ana
tho defendants arc likely to claim that
thereby. N Phfieaa WAS right he lost
two DAYS that IL. he lost one. ans
might have made rn another had he
Travelled aRainss ola Sol
Meantime J. wyilis sayres vacation
Hfiii goes on.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-25
SALOON NAN INSANE

George Miller. owner OF the Tiv-
OH saloon on First avenue. was com
mitted to the insane asylum yester-
day afternoon. after an examination
as ia his sanity Ia the superior
court Hts wife swore 20 the cofn-
plant against him. and testified he
had been acting strangely for soma
time. but yesterday morning became
violent and broke furniture IN q
room in a hotel where they wsrY
sfonntn-
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SCRIBES
MEasURs or STATE PRESS
ASSOCIATION DEPART FoR
VICTORIA. o. C.

TIE msuhsfs u the Washington
ftatea PsesH asses atlHn aud fhrir
friends left this morning On the
stealsasf glzifafn fag Victoria. = here
The annual msrttuE II The aaancia-
ii0n wlli b. held That's evening they
VIII 50 O. Vancouver returning 60
Niafafta ffiday afternoon 81 time
TIE Seattle Press aluh entertain
81 tha visitors hf ahH MalHnsi Fiara
sH~ ssse~ .~~ at.~~ is:-- ..
Later in tha evening everybody vas
taken o. the EmuifH PARA fHsatsg.
ss Easafa % the management
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-25
LABon MEETINGS TONIGHT

Alfred Printing Trades Council
usaaf1 office corner Ffrst avenue
south and Iae sou street.
Hest Drivers and Iislpers-W e..
T. t. hail
naTbsra Farraiefn hall. SIS FIRST
Hsefsfte.
Bufehsrs Sa. 81 =oiymrle hall.
ftatNs heruHd HFerua.
Cafreutfre F'afueftsfF' bah.
Laundry Workers Musicians ball.
1853 Heconf avenue
raintsfE ard neCefaiorH Painters
unfa street
Stone cutters Carpenter hall
itsa fsnuffh Hgeuus
Electrical Helpers No walt
rrsasa- han 10 asanHA AVENUE
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WANTED AT SULTAN

John Anderson. a loRriug camp la
borer. was arrested last night by Pa
trolman Holland on a suspicion Of be-
Ing wanted az Sultan this state. for
robbery peter nHfgia nj talA the ar
restinR officer that Anderson was
wanted fes rehhssg several fc!.e=s Ia
borers Of various sums % money while
he was working AZ Sultan.
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SHAMROCK IN.

seem E uaap anawsFinH the description
~ tbs aaicida. hgt uaaer hfafd his
NamH4
is gHs pnf kefs u ne asaa mar seFs
fuaHa q whistle. au asafe. d Eas sss-
knffa nHa a h#lf dollar So mpney
sftsf BE- had saaar The nfussushr fisa
Ar Eafferfshf teisrhauFd Coroner
Hose fsam Kifkiand. 4ssa Deputy wit
Oh, fHFestiaatsd tHs caHs lie pranauHt.
80 thn ease nhs q aulelae No Inquest
vail ~ Acid
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-25
ACROBAT
BURGLAR
DID STUNTS M a CLOTHING
sToRE LAST NIGHT

An acrobatic burglar who might
win fame with midaif stunts shin
ned sap the fire escape in the rear
Of Tukiaa a EinEefmHu clothing
store at Aeaand avenue and Seneca
street Last night rried omen the rear
wiHaaH. vanited into the store room.
fintued C. the combination eaah
drawer and broke it open lie fitch
"a therrffum sf9to Including a co.
cent uiurc 81 The vintage ~ isa1
That YVES I'll thc damage the polite
fnafaudff std. and he went aa si.
ifnits IS he c8mc.
Tehias q sluEsrHHn said this
morning that n The burglar would
kindly fttufm ftr hHH dollar they
would give linn g. for Il and ask no
questions The burglar HASN'T re-
turned it vet
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IN aeW oUAaTrRs

Tha hasfd = H4hiir ea4ha yesterday
rtetUas maead fHta its hsN quarters
81 ths Hssssns T. tfr esq hall fefmsFiF
o.f uhfsI hf tha s8tf's FREE anFi1fEsssHt
affHH rhr rfneea have fssef tamnists-
81 rraaFatrl aud FraFra nasd Zee fhr
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hnddiea well ou the W#atheF fatl.
the nina nos being sffeaa enough 10
put ghe yachts vel daUa The Re
lance sesused q slide ovrf the waves
eifhout AnS effort
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RIM Will
quiz

oYsrn RAY Aas s n 70 effses4i.
sh4t ssffrsnrY Rant ~ l.afs his -
ilra IsHuArg Isal - Ne saesessied
IS elarrfnsf Tat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-25

Katie Drain who cut George Wiibcrs
wlfh e fazef last Friday was bound
over e. ihe superior court Yesterday
frr TRIAL on q charge e assault With
"a deauiy weapon iu default u 500
beHfa riv was committed " The c0un-
q iau
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SANDY HOOK LIGHT
SHIP, Aug. 25.---The De-
fender wins the inter
national cup race, defeat
ing Shamrock iii.
Sc So: seconds.

TAG INTERNATIONAL YACHT RACES COVERED FOR
rAs STAR BY rHs FORREST wRELGss tat.
oRAssX.
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HIGHLANDS. Aug. z5.--The yea
80. s..s;s. ~ u s=sssss ~ 49, 49,
Lipton could wlgh Tor Ia a contest %
Encdcrsaa airs. Al . this rnoruluK the
sinf was eight knots. southeast by
s11lA, Tho course viii bN triangular,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-25

street railway interests 81 the unit-
ed states and Canada A. interest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-25

day 70 the visitors here from all
parts Of the state for the annual
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-25

f2s33--Wrinas 10 showing q pretty
khihition Of pinchinu and stood
bNn thu defender. gaining steadily
+nfiI the Rsiiau1e's lead was almost
b. down. Tho mist that came
rsss and obscorsd the yachts has
ssppssrsd. ard showed the yachts
srs bgt short distance spsrt.
BE Rehsnes l. slightly shssd, ard
he Wind off.sisore is seven knots.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-25

fts<5--Ths Rsfanee has gore 10
stsrho.rd, followed. two minutes lat.
o. b. the Shsnsreok. after crossing
the Rssssness wake. On the star.
beard saek the Shamrock gained
slightly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-25

fzsoo-Ths Shamrock IL Doing bet.
ter work than the Rsiianes, and is
pointing higher.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-25

f2s3z-The yachts are lost sight
n IN The hare. The Reliance hss
ply : sight lead. Ths wind is
kvsu kast.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-25

tit35-Ths Rsiisnce continues 20
gain, although neither seems &c have
the advantages Of she s~ind.
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RELIANCE

lng. ard the ssind - ret sssoas
snouah to put bosh ysehts down 20
tire sstisas hses.
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fzio5-Ths Shamrock IL ssiil asin-
ing slightly and u doing bs.tsr work,
poirslns higher ard takes the waves
rnere easily.
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f2.fs-Ths v~ind led southeast on
Re beach. ard should be fee ahers
be yachts are sailing, snd will ben.
W. the Shamrock.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-08-05
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