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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-09-10
SAVED HIS JOB.

Sergeant Miller has been fined ten
dollars and reduced to the ranks by
the second court martial. This will
save his postoffice jos
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-09-10
Capital, $3.50, 900. 90.
ON TAI LEE
Successor to On Tai Co.
co. OF HAWAII, LTD.

VIII open on Saturday, July %.
Childrens' and Ladies' Underwear,
and Netting made to order speciality.
1850 Nuuanu Street, near Beretania.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-09-10

Twenty-Five cents pays for a Want
ed in the Star. A bargain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-22
Aassas ununN nuag
NEW JUkY LAW

According 60 a recent decision 81
Superior Judge Aibcrtson, the new
Law relating 20 jury trials VIII not
apply 60 eases which were pending
az the time the law went Into effect.
June a.
Following are the new rules.
Sec. 1. In all civil actions tttRble
by a jury IN the superior court any
party 90 the action may. at OF prior
10 the time the case ~ called to be
At sar trial. serve upon the opposite
party or his attorney. and file with
the clerk Of the court a statement Of
himself. OF attorney. that he elects
to have such cnse tried by jury. Al
the time OF fling such statement,
such party shall slso deposit with
the clerk OF the court sif00. Unless
such statement " filed and such de-
posit made. the parties VIII be deem
cd TO have waived trial by jury. and
consented 20 a trial by the court,
Sec. 2. The amount deposited by
the party demanding a trial by jury
shall be q part OF the taxable costs
IN such action. The amounts re-
eeived by the clerk ON account of
Jury fees shall he accounted FOR as
such other fees received.
Sec. g. Section b02S Rallinger's
code and all other acts In conflict
with this act. are hereby repealed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-22
.fALD MW BECAUSE
SIZE MJUREW MzNR


Little Annie Marks wandered into
water ffuaf death trap yestefoa,
afternoon. and had not asa unkuasr
hero isEped INTO the bay aud res
eusd her. shs would have met ihs
fate 81 the scores Of others Who havs
Is .. -. 81. - " 49, 49,,
Annie IL the seven Yeaf.oid
daughter of AHA = Marks. ~ho has
a clothing afufe Al i91 West Wash.
inEtou street shs wandered daet
TO the water front yesterday after.
noon. az 4 o'eIaek. after her mothel
had warned her not 60 run away
and went nshinG fhr had pres ar.
81 = pin. and bending u into hook
had determined. against her moth
sf's wishes. to catch a salmon.
According TO the STORY she tells
she Was standing by the city alp Al
the foot Of Wnshinsts.a street. ~aeF
shs iosi her hsisnre ana fell into tbs
water. She tried 10 Erasp a pile. bul
the tide had pulled her under net
the unknown man jumped OF ths
whsrf and pulled her out. He had
b.rome aware IF the chiid's dauKsi
~ hearing the splash as nhe fell In
to the bay.
ON missing her daughter. Mrs
Marks sent her brother. Solomon
NeFrtnikoW. to hnd her. lie ineatet
Annie 90 the foot ~ Washington
stre~t. after Nlts had been pulled out
II the hay. but IN the excitement
being unable n speak English. me-
elected 10 secure the name Of ths
man who had rescued the child
The place where the child fell in Il
uuEiIafded Is any railing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-22

MYSTERY
YOUNG MAN MET DEATH IN
LAKE wAaalAoroN

Arthur McQuilliu. - years Of age.
no lives on feaieF avenue near
Yssler Way. vas drowned In Lake
Washington under mysterious CIR.
cumHtances last night His body
was found AZ II o'ciork this morning
lying in six feet % water IN front 81
lartisit'H boathousc. At Madison
park
Although there were no eye wit
uepses 10 the tragedy. u IL believed
that young McQuiliin stumbled and
feii into the water while under the
Influence of liquor lie WAS last seer
alive at II . o'clock last might. At
that hoaf the companions with
hom he had been drinking and
aarousinA during the evening
prapped him up against the Madison
street park band stand ami left hiW
hts condition being such that thes
asa not wish 10 bring him to the city
nn the street car
This was the story told coronei
iioye BY u W. Weston. who Wa
aVith Mcguiilip.
VIII Linton. who r. employed Al
tho boat house. discovered ths
young mans dead body. II lay or
tho bottom In plain view from th'
shore. Linton says no cutlery wa
heard during the night and there u
nothing to Indicate AZ What tim.
McQuiilin was drowned.
AcasiliiH had lived Us Seattle sew.
aral years. Ills father. Thomas NC
Csuiliin. keeps q KroCery store at ZOO
fraler way Young McJuiillu wa,
employed IN the store
Coroner Hoye may determine =,
hold an inquest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-22
BRANDED As A
COMMON THIEF

The suit OF Mrs. c. =. Mason
against Nerdhoff A Co. owners Of
tie Bon Aarehe, 90 recover SO. ooo
for being. AZ she states in her COM
plants. branded ns common thief
in the presence Of her fellow oiu-
zons." IL being heard By superior
Judge Alhsrtsan todnY. Mrs. Mason
claims that az she was leaving the
store on the evening Of December p,
"a detective In the employe 81 the
defendants . followed her to Pike
street and publicly accused her 81
nhopliftlnR she alleges that she
was then taken Co a private room
In the store and searched In the
presence Of members Of the firm and
tho detectives. az which time Il was
found that their suspicious were
grOundless.
The plaintiff claims that she was
not well at the time aud that the
false accusation made her III from
worry.
Nordhoff q Co. contend that Mrs
Maaon'H story ~ untruthful In sew.
ernl particulars. They deny that
she was searched and state that she
was simply questioned az 60 the con,
tents Of her packages. They also
protest that when the detective
asked the woman 10 step back into
tho store he dld 80 very quietly and
that Mrs. Mason's reputation for
honesty was not damaged In the
least, as the whole proceedings &C
CURED without any publicity,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-22
POSTMASTER
INVOLVED
e.s,s. Lar.as aaa Wiz. Indicted in
Connsetisn nth the Maohsu Pos,
sfhee Department Scandal

.WAsHINGTON. y C.. June % -,
- Erehd jury has found u joint In
.ntinsnt against Geofge B0ren1.
g~.naster AZ Toledo. Mrs Loreuz,
aechen and the members 0f the
nfm % Croft brothers. n viii prob
~ Be- reported % the court later
Wv afternoon. The charge r. con-
piracy 10 defrnud the government.
'1fsnz and his wife ara alleged ~
.s's beer Intermediates between
nnehen and Croft Bros. In ffaudu-
~ Deals. The penalty under the
s.a'nie on which the Indictment IL
s.seo u fine Of 30. 900 aud two
f'iH imprisonment Or both.
.Machen and the GrOffs were both
gssyigaalY indicted under another
s,Nie for accepting and Rivinp
ssslyea respectively The Indictment
,soond today ard those previously re-
s,'fhse refer q the same transaction,
moving about $1,000,
A ne Indictment Waa returned "
~ ~ court AZ o'clock this afternoon
=, and his vito VIII b. ARRESTED
ss once No further bail Will b.
ts'fsa from Maohen or Las grons
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-22
POPE TOO FEEBLE TO WALK

HOME. June 1.-THE secret cons
history. which has been deferred for
- long ON account 81 the ln health
~ the pope. WAS heid th1 morning
iH fguaistorg hnils
The session lasted but half an
hour. az the pope Waf too weHh TO
remain longer At the close Of tho
meeting hr wac carried back 10 his
apartments. Re appeared worn and
very much fAtiEuad.
Alarming rumora arc current con-
corning the reel condition Of hin
holiness. and the efforts Of the off,
eiala 81 the Vatican 10 make Il APP
psar that the aged pontiff IL sttit
strong are discounted by such inct-
dents ~ that Of this morning
II la useless 70 deny that the pops
Is ln very delicate health and That
the members 81 HE Immediate
household fear that he cannot long
fureife
The pope was carried 10 the con-
alHtory in 4 sedan chair. After de-
liEerlaR hip ull0cutlon and announce
ing ths names Of those chosen for
hlRh honors HE holinesa adjourned
the meeting 10 the throne room
here lu the presence o. the papai
court. the new cardinals. afchhieh-
0ua and bishops noe IN Rome kissed
the rgelhte'H foot and received his
blessing No Americans appear on
the liHt ~ the new dedicated car
diuaia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-22
MA YOR HUMES THINKS JAIL
BREAKING is A GOOD THING

81 chief sullivan. does not believe
that the ESCAPE OF the four city pfts-
onefH yesterday morning VIII du any
harm
We 40 not put bad mes IN the
new wing OF lhr iati he said The
men who are iuahed up there are
those who work during the day IN
the ehain. gang A man who VII
work with the sang cannot b. terms
ed desperate, Tho new sell ffem
"a hitch the escape Mas made D. weak.
and desperate man could easily
break Gut "a was pat up 40 e tsIus
pafafy cen % be used only fug =
year, untn the neW IAN could Re
built We can take care 81 deapufs
ATE men in the city lsii. but the
men who work are placed in HeFe
comfortable quarters
=rhe men who vii break out II
that San VIII for the most raft
leave the city. That = about all We
want anyhow. # the buns leave
the city a. la better than te iafk
lem up ana feed them We nailed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-22

RUNAWAY TRAIN
KILLS THREE

EPoK ANE- Jana "a Great
Northern freight train broke In tWo
At Hiiynrd a. o'clock this mafntnE
The rear portion fau down the grade
three miles on the abandoned Ine q.
the spokane Falls a Northern rait
way into the city. At Division atresi
Some % the ears jumped the track
completely denotishlnE the huildiue
occupied BY the Crystal laundry
ard IN which nine persons were
aIaas4latR
Elmer Ele@. aged , years. and tvs
~ : nnruu trMfnus we're KILLED. Five
other psraana we're more 90 less ser.
instalx Injured
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-22
CAME 5000
MILES FOR
A BRIDE

sssfi -. ssssssef. sssSsssv sAlef - ths
fFs department. OF Manila. as mar
red 70 Carrie " Jockei. ~ thia city.
q TIE home u the bride. ziit broad
nag north. - II O'Clock this morn
~ Rev. John r. Damon ofteiattng
". and Mrs. HoeY viii remain IN
Seattle for a few days before start
rs on their wedding tour. They VII
rlsif Hsn Francisco and other Call
'1rnla cities before going 10 Manila,
rhsrs ihey vii reside
The bride IL "A years Of age and
h4e recidsf in this city for several
fz4fs Mr.. Hoey was for many Year,
= member q ths seattle fire depart
arnt and reached this city last
week, having Travelled 5000 miles 70
cain his bride
Mr. Hosy went 70 the Philippines
= 1909 being at the time o. his res
Aration from the seattle depart
msnt, lieutenant q Chemical No. l.
aaf his IL hia first visit 20 the states
slncs that time
W. Hosy SAYS that the Manila De
tzfiment IL strictly up-to- date. OF
W. b. before many months. slS
~ companies are being formed and
~ men VII be IN active service
siihin % days Two-thlfds OF the
~smsn are Americans.
ih4 Gameae5l hFst alarm system
being Installed throughout thf
sIiy. and al The apparatus ia Of ths
ncf modern American type. except
we old English engines.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-22

n.sor Huntes things q Was a Koed
.sses that the four city prisoners
s.sss eat OF the cid bat cave called
rlis eflsatA yesterday morning
sokns uron the episode as = bit OF
- economy For the city
~ tid not enter into a discussion
: ~ AFFAIR. but delivered his opin.
= Nfiery. fofeihiy and right II the
esnf Whrn asked by Star re-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-22
MURDER TRIAL

cHALMsFoRn. England. June p.
The trial Of Samuel pousal.
charged with numbering Mas Hoi.
LAID Al Moai house. bsa years ago.
opened to-day. II II one ~ the most
singular eases ever tried in England.
NJ no suspicion attached 20 DouKal
untfi he attempted the disposal 81
the property.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-22

.PAYNE viii
INVESTIGATE

WAsHfNoToN. u. C.. June "a
Postmaster General Payne viii be
asked 70 Investigate the contract
under which the General Manifold
iuR Company o. Franklin. Pa, sup
plies carriers with register books
Congressman sihiey IL said 60 be one
Of the principal owners 1t Is
charged. among other things. that
child labor IN employed and that
specifications are 80 drawn for the
award that all competition ~ shut
out A patent carbon paper Ia used
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-22
MONEY FOR
MKHLEY
MEMORIAL

CLEVELAND. o. June ~. Sec
retarv Cortelyou. Senator Fairbanks.
Judge Duy and Col Lynch ~ the
Canton trustees Of the Mckinley
Memorial association. met today IN
Senator Hanua'H office 70 review the
work accomplished. and plan fur
Their action. Judge Day presided.
a report from Treasurer Hsrrick
shows total contributions amount
Ing 70 $4,000. Designs vii now BE-
Invited
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-22

POLICE FIND
4 NEW cLEW

NEW YORK. June y Inspector
Ncciusky claims to have a cigw 20
the identity u those who placed -
dynamite bomb on board the liner
umhrla some weeks ago. At the re-
quest Of detectives tEg Italians.
algnora and nruu. from Hoboken.
we're remAnded back 90 the Tofuha
this morning At the close OF police
investigation u highway robbery. a
letter was found on one % the men
relating To- the placing Of the IN
fernal rnnohlna On the Cunard aaaka
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-22
SEVEN KILLED
IN TRAIN WRECK

JEFFERSON CfTt. Mo. Jane 2. =
SEVEN gernnus are reported allied IN
collision between tao freight trains
go the Missouri Pacific railroad uear
coles Junction. early this fnafniHE
Faaf bodies have been brought hsfe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-22
JEWS OPPRESSED
BY HOLY SYNOD

BERLIN, June q. The TaEehiatt
today says the Russian holy synod
IL taking a hand IN the propaganda
against the Jews IN Russia. The
paper anyF that body has forbidden
priests TO baptize Jews unless they
can produce a police license permit
thug them 20 change their religion.
The measure Is intended 10 stop the
adoption OF Christianity BY the Jews,
who can thus escape legal diahhiii-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-22

this ,garuing the details OF the story
leBhrd cut
viii q stove poker a hole WAS
nunehea through the thin brick wall
q tire new winH The bnlldinE loahH
Hfifu were ven built ~ brick but
hs a matter Of fact II II only two
bricks thick The hole bored was
Just large enough for the passage Of
one mans body Through this the
four men cfnwied 10 liberty
Nh weeks aEo q break was made
from this same part OF the jail and
"a prisoners escaped
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-22
immortality
The CHARGE
President Reossvsi, svmmsriIy Re-
moves Supreme Justice Mcmillan
from, Office

WASHINGTON. u. g.. June ~
Daniel Mcmillan. associate Justice OF
the supreme court % New Mexico.
has been removed from office BY
President Roosevelt on account OF
charges % general immortality thnt
have been pending for several
months. Clement smith Hastings %
Michigan has been decided on 10 fiil
the vacancy
Some time ago President Miiburn
u the Buffalo exposition and secfe
tary Root pleaded for judge McMil-
Ian and succeeded In having him re
tanned until further investigation
could be made Recently further evil
dsncc accumulated sustaining the
charges aud the president decided "a
remove him forthwith.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-22
BRITISH REVERSE

LONDON. June a. "A small Brit
iah detachment unnecessarily at
tempted 20 dislodKe eN-Eultau so-
kofo and large force from the wall
ed town Of burnt Nigeria, about the
middle 81 May The British were
compelled to retire after losing four
Killed and 90 wounded, The enemyf
loss 81 rcporod AT 500 killed and
wounded
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-22
It IS GAMBLING
Thar Is Police Judge Georges
Verdict i'm Case of Lottery
Conducted BY "SCOfty"
Ferguson

needy. fhs eity deiresfFe who ARRESTED
a. tasie and " Stone fpf c1nauc ilns
ifeattx Frfrunan'E charitable iNttsFts
eas eH he sta 40 laetssflTt kruned8
asasfti.sa the nastlssAls II rA~lnE n
ths tattsFY. watch sfafs the same AZ in
ssesf taitsf1 ever operated ~ Seattle.
fiis question that arose as ~hsther
the game US a Eambiins device ~
not FsunecutifF AttpfftsY scott ana
ls-F.tffN Prosecutor Craven held that
4 l'fas. and Attorney II G. Gan for thu
dsftase said that u wHs not The court
teek rs view that The game was =
EatfahaHE detirs under tho law and
nest TIE descendants faF trial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-22

SHAMROCK WILL
RACE SATURDAY

NEW YORK. June "a The mast
81 shamrock ~ i being stepped to-
DAY At the Erie basin SIR via -
ready Tor her first dial spin u3sf
tine American cup course With sham
rock T.. Saturday The Constitution.
Reliance and Columbia VIII not meet
aKain untn June 81. of Newport.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-22

hataaf iirsnee 20 Iulis1s singer Tor \
saifsest st the corner Of Third axrna.
ans Inipn street We has~ our pyns
ssss ga the following reasons which
&e sesfn 20 be excellent and Amply
sufsle@Hf
Re proposed saloon 10 within one
bioek u church@fhs Plymouth
congregational Il il within one
bl<'ca u the ArmerY. shs headquaf-
tefk OF the National Guard Of Wash.
nEten y Il Within ore block Of tn.
city public library Hundreds Of
wotnsn daily pass afuns Third AZ
en- ~ on their way to and from IN.
hutldtuss mentioned abavs. and as
much for their protection ~ fof any
other consideration. Ne protsrt
AGAINST The gfsntinz Of this license =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-22
The City Doesn't Have 10 Pay for
Keeping Prisoners After they
Break Out, SO He VIII Do Moth
ing 10 Prevent Future Getaways
---P0Iice Agree With the Mayor

porter II be was going to 80 any
thing toward prtNcntiuE the whole
sale jail breaking that has been go-
iuH On lie said
- u 'rm. icg EN- break tail
let 'em set cat of town. then the
citN went have Go SO e. the expense
OF keeping them
inspector Of Police Willard. who
10 aetine a. chief during the illness
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-22
PROTEST. J 7 E
Third Avenue Business Men On.
pose Singers Saloon License

The city council may tonight grant
a license 80 Julius Singer fcF a
saloon on Third avenue and Untoo
street. bat II such action II taken u
al BE- IL the face ~ ts1 ressfleas
strongly protesting against the IN.
faaien u Thlrd avenue - the iianor
traffic.
one Petition has been signed BY "a
representative property uNaefH anc
business hlsn. aittcuEh II aas rir-
Hiatsd only Friday and Saturday
The other petition VAS largely
signed yesterday ~ members ~
Plymouth Congregational church
The faisaMtnG 10 the business
mems p~fiffan "a substance
We The undersigned. respectfully
protest against the granting - \
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-22
JUMPED A
SWITCH
Green Lake Car Barely
Escaped Wreck

Green Lake car No. ss1. packed
with people. ran through an open
awt itch near Woodland Park at 90
o clock last evening and did not STOP
unfil II smashed into a telephone :
pole. A woman living at Green
lsAks had her ankle Injured ~ the
mix -tip and that many OF the pas
senwsrs were not killed, Ia miracu-
lOta
After striking the pole the car
topufed over against a steep bank
which prevented Il from turning bot
tom side M.
Conductor Haddcn and Motormnu
Doyle were In charge Of the car.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-22
MOB SOAKED
THE SHERIFF

DUBUQUE. Ia, June 22.--The
governor arrived here this morning
to try ard settle the street ear strike.
The president Of the Iowa Fedora
ton Of Labor Ia also here for the
same purpose.
The sheriff. On endeavorinR 60 dis
perse q mob az the Farley Manufac-
turing company this morning. was
soaked with soap Huds thrown from
"a top story window 81 a hotel by a
crowa which afterward lelsurciy
scattered cars are running Without
molestafion and guards are protect
Ing the power houses and patroiling
the diaarderiy section Of the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-22

temporary Injunction Order Against the snoqualmle
Power Company Is Being Argued In Court

in reading its franchise and the con
tract entered Into between the Se-
attic Electric com pauY and the Huo-
rualfnfe poWrr COMPANY The Hros
quaimts Power cornpang cut ita iced
wires TO the Seattle Electric com .
a4ny. about three weeks aso briiss-
lnE that the latter cafuuany. a. soon
a. work on tho Puyailup water
power plant was com pleted, Intend :
"a 20 violate the contract At that
,irus the SnoauAifnie eofnpany was
furnishing the Seattle Electric COM
pang with g110 horse power. and
4vaa caiupsilaa by the courts - con-
Nnue supplying that much power
until thts heerinE on the temporary
In FUNSTON.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-22

me ruit ~ the Seattle Electric
mnpany against tho Snoslnaimie
Fseer company to restrain The hat
- frou euttisx on the power e has
iz~n furnishing the electric com
nay. came up before Judge Hatch
n<ay. on the pieiuiinH mrtiua 20
hsp the restraining order tssaed
~ ladRs Taliuaaa recently, made 81
fsozar@ until tfe expiration q the
eonsraet entered into three years
aga
Aifornsy + n. Hardin. for the
fh%goximis Power company. eeeg-
- mcat Of the morning IN Coins
ser ire histur yof the defendant
lnmpany since It's incorporation. and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-22

Another jan delivery occurred NJ
the city hasiiie yesterday morning
ana four desperate prisoners man
aged &C. einde the ,iFilanf Officers
on watch aud escape
John Morgan who was arrested
several daka ESQ with two reNolvsrs.
couple 81 difh knives and rama
dynamite IN his possession. dust
Carlson. the rims leader IN the last
iaii break. and oliver HaKlstt and
Harry BALDWIN. two thieves. rot
away The police uerd every means
On keen The affair q secret. but sarly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-22
WANTED TO BLOW
UP GRAND VfZiER

PARIS. June q Il message from
budapest 20 Minister Happei states
that u IL reported that the grand
vixer's palace al Coustantinopie mar.
rosiy ascaued being blown up With
yuafulte to-day. bombs are report
cd to have been fired by Ruigartan
r~volutienaFiee Numerous arrests
have been made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-22

battle with Outlaw Tracy last sum
nrf Lunch was served aboard the
little boat
AlHohF Mr.. Williams guests we're
lperut9 shcftn Mcfsee and Mrs Ne
'see. Deputy sheriff John Cudihee
and Aiss a. u. Wilson. Miss Kath.
crime Williams J. W Williams.
frea Mrflse and Mrs williams.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-22
DIPLOMATS
ARE DUBIOUS

LONDON. June % The Belgrade
correspondent OF Reuters Agency
wires today that members OF the
diplomatic corps at belgrade have
decided 20 ascend an Identical note TO
their respective governments, asking
for instructions aF 60 what attitude
they shall observe toward the reecn-
ton 20 King Peter on his arrival
from Geneva.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-22

II cant see any dlffrssnes IN prln-
alpis hrt~esn The ioftsrY aaas SOM
tnrtsd ~ l4sls ard Store sd rve-
uinr ruuistfs 81 ether Famhiiak same
said friies 8Haks tisoT8e thia fHefHlng
Money - BET that certain numbers
eiii b. drawn euf a @aSf IN this
essv ard n rouistis neusf IL pet
Nat = bail vii stng on esrtAiu nurn.
her ] aiu refer this matter G. she
superior cauft ipr trial The bends ~
each - The n4sn VIII resnatn ~ tsg
Only one eitaesa Vas rsnfn IN the
iostsry eass shsu u cams 70 fef hr.tr-
iEs before Judge 9soras NFank Ken
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other prisoners ANA keep thase Who
ESCAPED from sawilng back IA,
There we're a prisoners ia the
Jan and only four OF them broke
out"
During the night che cells in the
basement of the city Sail are vrts
ruoriy guarded. II at all The iaiief
remains Ia th. general assembly
room ana Fuus out with the patrol
wagon whenever call eomaa tn
THE Jan IL then unprotected. except
fUf the presence of couple Of on D.
eerH az the ssrFcnuTH desk