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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-25
MORE SAND
LOT BALL

That aN ful Oakland team actually
took two games from pafke Wilson's
team At Recreation park yesterday.
In the morning the score Was 10 20 1
ana in the afternoon 1t to .. Each
game waa af the town lot variety ~
the afternoon flaapo the Seattle men
managed u pile up 10 errors while
tits visitors only got 4 Jay Hughes,
wNa pitched ~ the afternoon. was
Wild aud clear on hts head in tho
fourth hninE. bat did very well IN
the others Tho support that was
given him Was - the raggedvst Kind
and left the whole game for him 90
play. Smith pitched IN the morning.
IN Maakiman pitched both games
yesterday Tor Oakland. It's work
was good. but ho did not get the
support that he deserved.
Ntato by innings tafteruooul-
taaisaTss nit E.
Seattle s,..s,O oooo IA 10 10
Oakland 81 0 o=ti ~ 4
The game AZ Recreation park Sat
ur'iay resulted Ia a victory Tor thu
visitors By a acoFe ~ % 0. u was
the only good game that the Oakland
men have played horc.
SAN FRANCISCO. May q. SAN
yesterday from I,os Angeles, 7 90 4,
aud In the afternoon. TO :.
PORTLAND, May as sacramento
took the game from Portland yeatef.
day by score ~ % :. after 10 In
ninss Of play,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-25

STANDING OF RIA CLUBS
Will IupaU nAcEs

Horace Egbsrt ~ Ran Francisco.
the Handicapped ana presiding Judge
appointed BY the KinE County Fair
association for itH race meet. June
. 90 July II. arrived ln the city from
Vancouver yesterday. Mr. Eebeft
viii begin NJ once 20 famiiianzo
himHeif with the track and the arr
rnnKameuta for the meet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-25

French Dtmitta.. In handsome as
sAe NafHe tsssssssss tsss#ssssss zoe
New Examines. sEtct reproduction
90 tho popular yNoolen fabrics.
equally aesiFabls fer aklFts or
suits. &c value ..s..ss.sss.3u e
.S-lnch vide Irish Linen. just
right for either suits &C skirts
or waists. 35c value s...s. 2Se
Fancy Bayern Novelties. one OF
the pr~stle-t productions. 800
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-25

Sothlng IL more evident from the
PRESIDENTS trana-c0utiHental tour.
than the fact that the government
Of the United States II under the
presidents hat" and that In reality
the presidential special train II
nothing more than a White House
IN WhasisF
FOR instance. when the party arr
rived here there wero two sacks "
affoiai mail addressed % the pres-
dent IN the Seattle postoffiee, all of
syhias - h~d - attend - &c pree-
ident. n Included letters from SON
ators asking for the appointment ~
their fav0rites 10 ofless Of various
sorts, letters from the members ~
the cabinet about affairs Of state
and business connected with their
departments. from the ehairmsn OF
local Committees submitting prospec-
tive plans for entertaining the party
M different places along the route
diplomatic correspondence. and. IN
fact. there was exactly such va
risty Of mall as tbs president would
receive n he were In the white
House and he handled II IN precisely
fhs same manner that he would IN
his executive offices at the national
capitol. - that n " not romancinE
10 say that for once at least Seattle
has been thu temporary seat Of tho
United States government.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-25

IL the short and scenic route 10 ApO-
kane. Rats Of fare and one third
made for g. A. " oncamument and
Dental association. Tickets and full
Information at city Ticket ONCE. el2
FIRST avenue.
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HELENA
TROUKCED

HELENA. Mont, May Is Seattle
took the aaeond game Of the series
here yesterday by a Heore , - Q. IN
the nrat three Innings buGdaia'h mon
horufed a good lead ana maintained
u through the game. The visitors
simply won by putting uu better
class Of ball than the home team.
Willie Hogs was la the baE for
heattle aud held the home team
down 10 ess hita. Johnson. who
pitched FOR the Senators. was touch
% up FOE ta hita.
AcOfa b. innings
iaaaB6fH8 RHE.
Seattle s.ss4.a0 aa0ei - n .
Helena s4a...a o 2 o 00A .
The Saturday game was called on
account u rain 10 the frat part ~
the nfth inning. whom the score was
10 u In favor Of Helena. The game
ola not count
BUTTr. Mont. May 26.=apokane
won frum the home team here yes
terday by a score OF to1
SAN FRANCISCO, May ss.vny a
seefe Of 5 10 , Portland lost 10 the
Frisco bunch here yesterday.
LOS ANGELES, May 2a.-faeoma
- -
go st Paul and return. via Great
Nofthefn railway. on sale June and
Q, fbf A q. u. W. meeting -. Paul
Tickets and fun Information at city
ticket office. sia lot ave 80
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Fsf ss.-Ns.l gs,.,.

tages. closets and pantry. with
large ct and nns view Cedar river
water. the price 10 tss8 70 isss8 each.
on cAry terms. same as rent IL Il
your chance. a. you cstaid not build
the house for the money.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-25

Nay -. u. - Fars and one third
flr reand TRIP. via the Scenic
ilouts- ufea, Nofthsfn Railway
city Tteksl efs4ea. 6if FIRST ave. .''
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-25

Doctor 2. r. iinye has removed 60
the new walker building corner
SECOND and University. ."
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Tn. Lana and sher. Of ;.

Did you ever notice the way the
standing armies Of the world are
sometimes compared by pictures 81
a great big giant Of a man repre-
aentina Johnny Bulls army.
smaller man ~ represent Hussia'e. .
still smaller for Germany. and 1T
ne bit Of a r~s.ow for Italy or SONS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-25

Louis Kiodt. iew~ler and optician.
moved O. 1880 Second avenue. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-25
TEETH

When allied AZ Browns Dental Par
lers tia FRET axanuei are 1fnt treat,
81. then All decay removed. and now
AIRED. thus preventing future decay
Filings tpurs soidisss. 81 %
Filing taiiveF1 ..saasss.as -
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DETERSON'C
/GOOD 9 Q CD s ~
7oo. aos. arc Pike Street


Wasted
YOUNG rasn vita steady empi0Yss<ni
s.sus rpusn naAis - p~r fsoash sasA.
Business Chance.
fHAyE ar a hoFsss uessnins tseo;
siae tue -snsts hor~ss 1850 sfases, foe
N IN, re-. - ss,i 80 fir 81 .~-nss'
Help Msnted-Msle
wAAThn- vssnsly. With eor and siFis 20
work IN weoisn fnlila kirsisna. Appay
For Esehsngs
fsSR fsxSsit SaB -e-rcsrn nsoSssFa hos-s,
psYins = psf cent, .msss'' s.sssss N .ea
sAsost a Msicalis. Eaits ~ Tisas baas.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Auotloneer. .
* q nicxFRroN Co. s@asrai sss-
tioussra eszs rrss svsnos
Architects -
n " soooHTos. .i.-.if ceaiin.
oebohSE. TRGMfgit q Co. Inc. .sias-
ltshsa fees minins oisim sestfaeo
nasss,sni Mutual Lar. pa. Phenss-
sunsst sts. indsp~nssne ee
BOOTH wHITTLEsEY HANroRp Az
s,rss' csmEanr s.'A 1., a.
SEATTLE ABSTRACT co. n. =. sss-
Attorneys. ss.ls~
W. p. LANburH so.-s Pacific nlosk-
q. WARD KEMP. Bsr.s blas Bun a5s
BUSHES. colIeaes
hFRT n.@,hoas ana tsachef. Aema B4Ai-
e-.. coil-ss. s~ssas sas pm.
PRoF. noRpiS's cay ana nish, school
Fourth and realer.
Dentists
IN c L skLsoS "a "a lrssd. 6laf.
prsmatlo school
Roam firanana shoot Hoiyuks Bieck--
Private lessons daily svrnink classes.
dramatic art fsncins and dsncinE. Frahk
q nxan dramatic department. Prof. =,
! f-uiabsY fencing master. Lille Mar
tinstti, Teacher u dancing Phone, sun
set. Hue pda.
Banks
fJIK sCASbIN AViAHsAMERtcAN hank
o. aeattis-A general hsnktns businee.
tIsnsseisdi aspeelts, y 20. 90 capital
y =
a. ~ seslsers. yies rres J. Y Lana
cashier tee. u, fishen asst cashier.
Peoples SAVINGS RANK.
Second avenue and plks - capital rala
M tioo. 900. r. c. Neufridsr, presidents
y r. oreenis-f, casAief commercial
SAVINGS and tfast business
PUGET SOUND NATIONAL BANK OF
CAPITAL stock. psls a. sass 900; surplus
tln. COO = EaTtt, pres J. q ooidunlth-
vice prss.i n. y. kns.ny. essh'ssi sss.
t'nlt-d stats. and EarSps
TIE CANADIAN nANk oy cuNMGltCM
DOLLARS. sarttis. 81 so oco, Interest az
LOVED on tla,s deposits rsns,rs, ssns.
ecrusr 81 Jas,ss ssT.si ard second ave
nue. q " HOLT, Manager
Tim FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
Paid up capital iisococi ssnsrsl eanAans
Tr.. ! n Msslessn, We. pres l. rss;;
s sssl sssh.sr " v n, tsrissIif' sl,,.. a.
United States and Europe,
Cash Registers
NEw, $50 ~. east tvfnisi s-aonsihaad. al
makes h0oaht. toiI or stchanEed Ma
usnsl .ssh Rssls.sr 90, sol Wssh BIDS.
Dancing Aeaoemy
MI. AM AIMS, FnNpERfc cttilisrEN.
aEN, teachers o. society and theatrical
dpneinE. Chrtstsnssns hall phens. Red
NJ. Ind. 2taf.
Engineers and Contractors
pUuEf SOUND nRIn0E & nREbdtNd
Co. --acahdlnavia an A uaeftcAn Rank huild.
inHi railway and highway bridgss and "
aduetsi steel ana iron work for buildings;
drsdsinx sad harhcE improvements; Pile
drfwing.
junk
~ you want eorreot weights and prompt
returns deal with the chicago Junh CO.
1909 WsHterni Main CAT.
Funeral Directors
nCffTENNyanfif q SoTs- Emhaiinsra
is9c.isss Third Tel. Pike an
House Numbers
KNAMEL aluminium. nicoloid. Msstoa.
ai0 Yeslsr
lnauranes
tSAlra narHwKfI Leans fneufanneand
Rsnts. naatHu hicck
Mechanical Enuineers
X. l. M'Af1-AsrEr- coo-t rtcRs.f,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-25

slIk Tissue. as pretty as silk. bat
some range OF c0lorings and
Patterns. sc value $500. 58e
Irish Ianenr-Tt'E q linen season.
and no doubt you'll want some
OF these go-tnch wide fine sub
Etauttai fabric. 4oc value. i8c
New Fiecked Shifting. IN black.
green. tan and gray mixtures
unsurpassed for wash skirTs
ssc value ..s...s............s zoe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-25
Browns Painless Dentists

ia fst ave-. Union Blk.
one door south ~ MacupuRaH A
Goufhwick.
IIoura-ssa0 a m. 70 : p. m. Sunday
"a. M until 1 p. ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-25

EnfhoN TtfEArNH Co, prorriatorn
Continuous performances daily. afH ~ \
r. m. 7 70 II o. NJ. Program eofnna natns
Monday. MAY a. 1000
The Great EHteltita, assisted by senior
Enrique Gaia fdon. the creates df al span
ifh dancers, direct from Msfirid Iuhn
Wuodfurd a Marlboro fsannetta ~ az
original society sketch entitled. Both slIas
% fdf@ Arthur Lane. IN hta ffiluftahis
production ~ the Hobo Dude Mofay Lang
tha peefisHa tanor, in 4 repaFtairs 81 orsr-
afg selections. Dan NrGfeaFY, black face
comedian ana fanuntar flafrF smith, in
beautifully Illustrated sqnGH. And the Mn.
etoeeups ia Bnw moving picture pfnarntu
Admission to all parts ~ the house tOo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-25

n you cannot a. Sunday. caii w
PINK 81 and aak for Mr. Gregory
W. $500. ...-s ~ -~>.~. e. ~, = !, ~
also have sotns choice acre tracts
near ballard and close IL Wood
land park
! ". WHEELER.
f-s unlon Block.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-25
PORT ORCHARD ROUTE
FoF
u, Q. Navy Yard and Battlsships.
Steamers
Athlon, Inland Flyer, Port Orchard,
Pier q

.
DAILY EXCEPT FRIDAY.
Leave Seattle 20. g.. Is. ?. 10 and
1876 q. m, rs, q 30, J. I 30 and
AIS o. m. Saturday only, 80 y m
sunday. no trips at gao and s;ls
a. m.
Leave Bremsrton-T. Is. 10 and
fi.fs a. m. ~ 30, 4 20, ), : 80, 3 30
and g. is =. ~.
Lsavs 5idroy--sif0 =. $40 ana
ff.gs a. m. ~ noon; sud p. m.
Leave Charisston--s. so. 7 80. $50
and II!a5 n. M. ffs and 30 y. m.
FRIDAYS
Lssvs ssattls--e, 20, and 10 a M
I,Tb. 2tse. 4.so and 1890 p. m
leavs Bromerton Sis, fif5
a. m. Ia 80, q. g. 30 and 10 .. m
Leave Bldnsy---s and lls2b a. M;
"a noon. 8 and y. m.
Leave Charisston--Itb0 ana iiisb
a ~ 1 Is aud 8 O5 .. IN.
For further Information
Phone. Pink ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-25

rhs reason we can sci 90 cheap ~
because We let one contract fer q
large number 81 similar hasssss AZ
one time. they are IN diffvrent To-
cations. We are net iookfus TO
make = prufit On the houses. a. the
houses we're mostly built Ia hsip
the appearances Of cur baltimore
addition nsar the state University
n you are paying rent and wAnt ~
horne Tea can call your oNn, caN
out sunday ana hook them over
Mr.. = y. Gregory viii be on the
ground all day Sunday q shaw
the property and choice Yaeknt lots
g. - cash ard . - Per month.
he sure and Hrs this property.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-25

We will carefully examine
your Teeth and tell you in ad-
vance exactly what your work
will cost. free Of charge.
All work guaranteed for IS
years.
LADY ATTENDANT.
Hours a. IN. TO 8 p. m.
Sundays a. m. to p. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-25

Extra size Fine Marseillsz Fancy
Colafed Quilts Tn beautiful
shades Of light pink and blue.
heavy kH0ttcd fringe. value ~.
tsssssssss tsfsssss stssssss |1soo
Large size Fancy COlored Mar
settles Pattern Crochet Quilts,
tls0 value. selling at. 4f.4s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-25
CIas slfled Ads

Htaoo l{iad Ado
re- u.rt--Fu rot.k.a &c..
49,.
NICE furnished rnoua 20 tpha street.
------------------- - -
wANf lzh=Ihfse 81 fesf aiss,I fafaishsi
or Hsntaa = nrss hli. Ne shllir.ni ref.
sfsnrsa exchanged T. star PUB. Co
-----===-----l----- ----------=-s--=------------
FuiiNthhhu ffsnins and eoafd tatE sse-
and avenue. near fthe
NicE furnished r,afrs. suitshls for s~ol
bath ard phone, 1910 Fseefa ave
-- -, - - -
GRAND fAtlflG hDtAas ITO ftfst ave
naa h.ats aasiy FURNISHED ali Hs'aern'
- -
bFw n SoY ---
That yoaf n,sn,aly saisrg 90 mes,.s sas
se r.. - -. ~ .'s',.. =, -, s.-,,,'s a.,
$500
s' ;.si ..,a ret mortgage on improves 'i'
Those i'aefisaass hsia ~, ln trust y the Al'hl'
tIork. or write yogr name and sdarsss
plainly a9a ne WI ssa1 fss ~ IN,
u.e.ss ~. 80
tfoTNiX aAvtgQa.
n, Ia : fiitan p~ytlsed orr. Den.
tst Horton Co. seattle.
rrt,-,rr- 1890
rssreetabls nlaes 20 sei ig,.. MONEY . 9n
dlansiias ne' ~ ms .,r., ' sSs
tAh y ~ ~ = ~ - 'T3s'.t -.
Nft.As.
~ t1sl''z ,'.slg
Au1NEY to loan on improved ptopsr,y. or
Advanced faf building putpoasa, payable
bsfsrs masInE loan. al A. virtue. 900 ,e
boston block
- &C.,, -, ,,,,,-,, 49,.
ilshf lsaas ,.,ts,,,t .setsit. tr-.s,
ftiaiussa tn 80 principal etfiHas TelHahs
aiG Epifr block. hil Second afenoa-
---.--------- - -
HitlAhish place 70 BORROW money on
tifspi1i.sEs #I.riis-. T.iss. 'F@ ftisNfzsA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-25

Large Size aiikoline Comforts.
both sides alike. white cotton
filled. hand tuffcd. - 90 value
sssssssssss .s.ss.s.s ssssa4tsA LILO
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IFEIH
NO STUDENTS

our ansces have been established for
20 years Tho largest Dental Par
lorn IN Seattle. and best equipped
pariors on the Pacific coast.
Separate reception room for ladies'.
Lady attendant always present.
Ten years written guarantee with
IA WuFh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-25

Large sizs French SILK like Com
forts. both sides alike. fluffy
cotton. filled patent quilted
cord edge. 400 yahis t2.Ds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-25

When crowned By Dr. browns Palm.
less psutists t5lt first avenuel are
first shaped and treated and All de-
cay removed. then a peffsrf. shA rely
and tight -fittinE crown csu1sutsd on.
and stays foF lifetime. q IL made
heavy and durable.
cod cfgwnH ftfst INV
Porcelain crowns that are
undetsctabie from ma
lures own teeth. ......s 800
nwsFNafsH
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Men
..MEN..
State Medical Institute
or interest TO Thin, Weak People

70i First Ave. Foot OF Cherry st.
Seattle, Wash.
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A CLOSING OUT BARGAIN.
ftss1 ssRfis ashass afs ssliina isst " TITS
seas4 lesaiiuu "a rrtp1a r~aEias ffer~
ftr 10 tssst PEI arss - sfs Ffsns o.
srss Fesa ) Ehana1s Shhrh "a III $500
havs aszsa - hsr.1y - Aaettia over
Is asfas - ~ ] scit trp fae szaffnx
rrs-as Fsfrssiaa fhfauEh y 500 ~ ~
sa.Fssses AL haefr 70 seAssal- TITS
tss4-ssfp - m the NV Naessa ituss esaiy
" rlsEssssss' ftda frras The efsp aad =
inmates aafk frrfn eAF
Ara Ne a ~if'fnffA
al NashlnsfnR fuit1inG.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-25

- = - ~
! aJaTZh iHdF'H purse containing gold
watch md chain, gold lneket. ! hand aud
B uri rinHa. ! ralr nuld liuh buttons aud
tinnh n enahi tihefhl reward u re-
turned 70 f0d Twenty f1urth avenue nth
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Madison Theafer
EDISON rurATER co. proprietor.

Corner Fftit Avenue aud Madison stree
Under Entirely New Management
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-25

NrfNNy-H tNap o. Tors
Hfgffr - TftE HFkWT or THH CITY.
LOIS exile is- MOT ALLEY.
CITY WATER
I1~staf - rasftt ,. uiufh ahd Khirfisfa
as~as~. ally en- tid~k nufih - Ma
aFssta aat fissa AErnt - thf srf=fnd to
aar so Mueasr fartas 1919 ste est
Gnly - Iata g. nelesf frrffA thun pat n
~ eaaHs - szs@ tss=sssz 1~iHH fts-a
on al slasa Eruunt Hrewans ia value
saea ifaf
uIrFoRp REALTY TRUST.
sr7 gfaf.s ni5ak PHONE. lanes esti.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-10-17
DISCUSS THE OPEN SHOP.
Second Days Session Of the National
Civic Federation.

Chicago, Oct 17-Views by labor
and employers in regard TO the open
shop We're again presented during
the day before the National Civic Fed
Grafton. holding three days confer
cnce here.
President Samuel Gompers of the
American Federation of Labor called
the meeting to order One of the first
speakers was Henry c. Hunter, com
missioner of the Metal Trades asso-
citation of New York He spoke in
opposition 10 the closed shop on ac-
count, as he said, of the present con-
dition of organized labor and the
methods pursued by labor organZa-
tions for the accomplishment of their
ends.
A sta, nment by Mr.. Hunter regard
ing the expulsion OF organizations
from the Central Federated union of
New York was challenged by James
p Archibald of New York, secretary
Of one of the unions in the body to
which Mr.. Hunter referred
Mr. Archibald denounced it as I'M
true, as did other labor leaders inter
ssted
ne open SHOp from the StdHu'
point of the employer was debated
with the unionists present by various
delegates. Several phases of it were
discussed, but no particular point was
brought out. The debate became
spirited at times. The employers
showed what they regarded as bene-
fits arising from the freedom of EN-
ployment and the unionists told of the
disadvantages from the labor stand
point
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-10-17
REPORT ENTIRELY UNTRUE.
Alaskan Tribunal Has Reached No
Decision.

London. Oct 1.-THE Associated
Press has the authority for saying
that the announcement made by the
London Morning Advertiser that the
decision of the Alaskan boundary com
mission virtually comedies the Ameri-
can case is entirely untrue. The com
mission thus far has reached no de-
cision and no vote has been taken
even in the private sessions which
would indicate Chief Justice Alver-
stones position II is quite true that
the general trend of opinion among
those connecSd with the tribunal,
aside from the commissioners. is that
the ultimate decision will be in favor
of America, but there is as yet not
the slightest warrant for saying ii
has been reached.
Confirming the statement that no
decision in the Alaskan boundary arbi-
tration has been reached the st.
James Gazette adds
There is. however. increasing pes
simism in Canadian circles"
The commissioners adjourned for
the day without making any announce
ment
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-10-17
TO HAVE ALLEY VACATED.
Firm Said to Have Seen Elackmailet
by Minneapolis Aldermen.

Minneapolis, oct 1.-THE munic-
ipal scandal Investigations of the
grand jury are becoming more inter.
esting.
G.. B. Janney of the wholesale hard.
ware firm of Janney, Semple & Co.
was closeted with the jury a long
time and is said to have told of a
deal Involving 81 200 for the vacation
of an alley adjoining the firms prop
erty.
One alderman is said 10 have told
Mr. Janney that the boys will have
to have a little money He demand
ed S2.500. finally coming down to
$1,000. The alderman is alleged TO
have secured $500 of the money and
to have divided it up with three other
aldermen
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-10-17
EUsTIs DECLINES THE OFFER.
Minneapolis Man rendered Position Of
Postoffice Auditor.

st. Paul. Oct. 17.-William Henry
Eustis of Minneapolis has been Of
fered the position of auditor for the
postoftice department at Washington,
which place is to be vacated by the
recent resignation of Captain Henry
A. Castle.
The tender of the appointment to
Mr.. Eustis came from Secretary OF
the Treasury Shaw and his letter to
Mr.. Eustis stated that the president
would be glad TO have him accept
Mr.. Eustis has declined the position,
declaring that he does not think it
would be for the best interests Of the
Republican party in the state to have
the authorship go to Minneapolis In
view of the recent appointment OF Mr..
Eugene G. Hay to one of the best posi-
tions within the gift OF the admins
tratipn
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MONTANA FED MAN CONFESSES
TO SEVEN MURDERS ON IN.
DIAN RESERVATION.
INTENDED 70 KILL MANY OTHERS
HAD FOURTEEN MORE ON LIST
BUT A STUCK SHELL ENDS
HIS BLOODY WORK.

Browning Mont, Oct. Thames
Little Plume has confessed to the
murder Of the seven people killed Sun
day on the Blackfoot Indian reserya-
ton. This confession was made be-
fore United States Commissioner Ar
nauX. Among the seven killed was
the wife of Little Plume
His intention, NE said was to kill
fourteen more, but a shell stuck in
his rife, rendering it useless.
He then cut a cash in his own throat
and arm to allay suspicion.
AS a reason for the crimes he
ascribed an overdose of whisky, OBJ
tanned from a bootlegger at Cut Bank.
He was bound over pending investi-
cation by the United States grand
1lrV
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placed 5000 chairs, making the sea,-
Ing capacity of the garden $4,000.
The warfare will be opened in good
earnest Sunday
Parties of workers will be sent out
over the city To distribute literature
setting forth the virtues Of Dowieism
and picked agents will visit the Bow
cry. Chinatown also will be an OBJ
Jeetiye point for trusted bands of the
prophet"
On the authority Of Mrs Carl F.
Stern, daughter of John Alexander
Dowie and wife of the chief of police
of Zion City, it was learned that Mrs
Dowie had been robbed of $l,500
diamond and pearl brooch in the pri-
vate car attached to the special train
in which the Dowie party reached the
CITY.
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GIVEN LIFE SENTENCES.
Leaders in Prison Mutiny Convicted
of Murder.

CI mQf0Cfs
LeavenWorth, Kan, Oct. l7.-All
five leaders OF the Fort Leavenworth
prison mutiny Of November, 1901,
charged with killing Guard Waldrupe,
were found guilty of murder by jury
in the United States circuit court here
without capital punishment and will
be given life sentences. The prison
ers are Gilbert Mullins, Turner
Barnes, Frank Thompson. Fred Rob
inson and Robert Clark, all desperate
men. Mullins and Robinson had prac-
tically finished their terms at the
time of the outbreak and the others
were short term men.
The defense set up the plea that
the prisoners in the federal prison are
cruelty treated and that the men who
took part in the mutiny preferred to
make an attempt to escape and face
death rather than remain and endure
torture Attorneys for the United
States introduced several witnesses to
disprove the charges of improper
treatment at the hands of the peni-
tentiary officials
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His Wounds Prove Fatal.

Pittsburg. Oct. 17.-William A. Sieg.
nor, who shot and badly wounded
Amelia Garret. stenographer. at
Edgewood, Pa, and who afterward cut
his own throat and put bullet into
his brain. died at the Homeopathic
hospital early in the day. Miss Gar,
ret has recovered consciousness, but
is still III a critical condition.