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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-05-08
TWENTY LIVES LOST
RESULT OF STEAMSHIP COILS
ION OFF VIRGINIA COAST.
Vessels Were Enveloped In Heavy Foo
and Came Together While Run
Ming Ten Miles an Hour.

A collision at sea that cost tho lives
Of twenty or more people aud the
sinking Of the clyde steamship sagi.
nav by the Ola Dominion steamship
Hamilton. occurred between Winter
Quarter ightship and Fenwick island
liehtshlp. on tho Virginia coast, Tues
day morning.
Tho fog whistles Of both vessels
were distinctly heard by each other
for several minutes before the col.
llslon occurred. According TO Captain
Boaz Of the Hamilton. his ship was
making about mine miles an hour. and
the Saginaw about ten. TIE fog was
80 thick that objects a ships length
away we're visible. and whom the two
crafts hove Ia sight Of each other
bow on. there was but moments In
term before they met. The Saginaw
veered. as did the Hamilton. but they
had no time 10 clear each other and the
knlfo.llkc prov OF the southern sound
vessel struck the clyde ship on tho
port quarter about twenty feet from
her stern. cutting the entire rear Of
the ship away.
The innshing water caused tho
Saginaw to settle rapidly At the stern
and the Impetus Of the Hamilton took
her out OF sight Of the crippled yes
sci. The engines, already reversed
were put full steam to the rear and
the Hamilton circled to the scene Of
the wreck. at the same time lowering
two llfoboats.
It Is generally estimated that twenty
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-05-08
THE WAGES OF SIN
PREACHER SHOT TO DEATH BY a
MISSOURI MOB.
Had Broken Up a Home and Attempt
ed TO Have His Own wife Placed
In an Insane Asylum.

D. NJ. Malone a preacher for a sect
known as "sanctlned People" and
Constable w J. honeymoon we're shot
and killed by mob Sunday night ut
wardol, near Caruthcrsvllle, Mo. Ma.
lone had been proselyting this ooun'
~ for several months and much feel
ing had been aroused against him.
A woman named Mrs. Frlll having
left her husband. caused much aglta.
ton recently by living with Malone.
who had left his own wife. Mrs. Alice
Malone Tho preachers wife objected
vigorously TO this arrangement and
Malone declared her insane and caused
her to be detained In jail pending an
Inquiry.
This acton aroused the citizens TO a
frenzy and a warrant was Issued
against Malone and Mrs. Fril. on tho
charge OF unlawfully living together.
Constable MoneyhoOn Sunday night
arrested both, and because OF the late
ness OF tho hour decided not TO take
them 10 Caruthersvllle until morning.
but instead took his prisoners TO his
pwn house for the night.
Shortly after midnight there was a
knock at the front door and Money.
hoon opened the door. He was shot
dead in the doorway. A mob streamod
into tho house and seized Malone,
dragging him out into the darkness.
Mrs. Frlll frantlcally begged that no
harm bo done to him, but she was
roughly pushed inside the house and
tho mob departed.
Malone was taken TO a wood some
distance away and shot to death. The
mob thon dispersed. No harm was Of
ferod to Mrs. Frlll or TO Mrs. Money
hoon.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-05-08
a Leadvlile Hero.

The hero OF the hour at Loadvllle.
Colo. is John Morrell, nephew OF Win.
tiers Morrell. whose sawml burned at
midnight, causing loss OF $4,000.
Young Morrell sat on the roof OF the
mill Office for two hours with a small
hose playing on tho flames and keep.
ing them on tho ONCE. which held val,
uatlo contents that could not bo re-
moved, The flames were so close 10
him that he was scorchod about the
face and hands and had TO frequently
put the nozzle toward himself TO koep
from catching iro
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-05-08
Was Determined 10 bic.

A knife, a pair OF suspenders and a
necktle were used by Robert Barnes, a
Spring Mill, n. Y, baker as means
Of committing suicide, The knife was
knocked from his hand az he was
drawing II across his throat Then
Barnes was locked mp In Conshohock.
en- police station, where he made u
moose with his suspenders and was
cut down from tho cell door In the
nick Of time. Ho again eludod tho Wig.
lance OF the police long enough to
start TO swallow his neckuo. being dis.
covered black In the face.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-05-08
A SLIDE OF LIMESTONE.
There Was No Explosion or Earth.
quake at Frank.

There Was No Explosion or Earth.
quake at Frank.
Walton T. Dowlan. consulting ongl.
noer OF the American Canadian Coal q
Coke Mining company, which owns tho
mine at Frank. N w. r.. now in Bak.
ersleld, Cal. has received two tele.
grams from tho lato disaster giving
authentic reports from the company's
representatives on the ground. Tho
number OF dead is known to be sew.
enty, mostly women and children. all
In tho town. No one was killed at tho
mine. and two men supposed at FIRST
to be suffocated have been taken out
alive. Six cottages and several out.
side buildings belonging to the com.
pany were destroyed. Tho mine Itself
is perfectly intact, and the resumption
OF operations is being delayed only by
the necessity of waiting on the rail.
road to get It's tracks In order. The
cause OF the disaster was entirely dis
connected from tho mine. and was tho
slide Of limestone from Turtle noun.
tain.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-05-08
TORTURED MILLIONAIRE.
Plot Of Canadian Couple to Secure
Wealth Comes to Naunht.

Wealth Comes to Nauuht.
A dispatch from Montreal. Quebec.
says; HandcuLed. gagged. a knife
wound In leg. and threatened with
death II he did not give up $4,000 for
blackmail. Delphiso Camille Drosseau.
a millionaire OF this city. fought for
twenty-five hours before he yielded to
a man and woman. In fear of death.
he signed a check and notes aggregat-
ing $4,000. He also signed state
ment that he was sorry he had sus-
tanned compromising relations with the
wife of the man who made the do
mand. The supposed husband and the
woman were placed In the Montreal
prison twonty.four hours later. Bros
seau had gone to the woman's apart.
ment to arrange for tho sale OF some
personal property. the woman having
answered his advertisement as a pros.
pectlvO purchaser.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-05-08
eoMe.rHRowER ExEcurat
Turkish Soldiers Waste No tn on
Men Using Bombs.

Except 8. to the number Ilod.
which h now said TO exceed 10 the
latest telegram and mail advice rom
salonica fully confirm the bn ious
reports Of the serious nature the
outbreak there.
Advantage seems to have leen
taken OF the fact that the T,nla had
relaxed their precautions ana tbf the
garrison was seriously daleted.
amounting TO only 400 soldiers The
first mine that was exploded ~ tho
principal gas main and plung, the
city In darkness. Then the oipman
bank and other buildings wdr, at.
tackled with bombs. as ALREADY has
been described. Soldiers were hgried
up to the scenes Of disordeE- hey
fred wild yolleys but many Of to at
tackers were killed or wounded y tho
explosion OF their own bombs
Attempts at throwing bonibB az now
being dealt with summarily Atnoon
last Sunday man disguised as a
Turkish priest tried to throw bomb
into tho telegraph ONCE az salnica.
lie was apprehonded and nocupd on
the spot.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-05-08
PRIEST CHARGED WITH MURDER
10 Accused Of Beating to Death a
Young Girl.

Rov. Ferdinand walser. Toledo
priest, was arrested at Lorain. o., Sat
urday charged with the murder OF
Miss Agatha Rolchlin. walser was a
guest at tho Reiohlln homo on Thurs.
day night, when tho crime was com.
mlttod. Ho came TO Lorain on We'd
nosd2y as u guest at the home OF Rev.
Charles Roichin, pastor OF 81. Jo-
seph's Catholic church In Lorain. The
latter was called to Kelley's island to
oniciate at a funeral lato Wednesday
Al homo he, left W sister and house
keeper Agatha, and younger
brother. Caslmlr. to entertain tho Wis
ting priest
During the night, according TO the
story OF Rev. Walser. he heard
screams from the room occupied by
the girl. and declared that no gained
the hallway just in timo to see man
disappear through an open window.
when Caslmr Roichlln reached his
sisterB room aho was dead. her head
having been nearly pounded to a pulp
with a rock or some blunt instrument
Bloodhounds were brought from
Fort Wayne. Ind, and given the scent
Of the murderer. The dogs clrclod
around the house several times and
finally went to the room occupied by
Rev. walsor on the night OF the muir
der. Rev. walser showed no excite
ment whom placed under arrest, ant
declared that he was innocent.
The murdered young woman wal
handsome and had many friends anS
admirers In that city.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-05-08
state Of sIene PROCLAIMED.

A Constantlnople dispatch says a
state OF siege has been proclaimed at
salonlca and extraordinary military
precautions have been ordered every.
where in the empire. as II is antlci.
pated that outrages similar to those
perpetrated there Thursday may be
attempted at Constantinople and else.
where. The action OF the Macedonian
committee In directing attacks on for.
elgn property was evidently with the
view OF provoking the Intervention Of
the powers. II is feared the outrages
may lead to massacres OF Macedonians
and Bulgarians by Mussulmans, who
are In a state Of dangerous excitement
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-05-08
Muat Keen out of Mllltln.

Members OF tho Chicago Turn Be
Elrk who obey the laws OF the order
must not become members OF the state
militia, pursuant 10 a recommendation
unanimously adopted at tho closing
business session OF the forty-slxth con,
vontion held at Grand Rapids. Mich,
This is a matter OF great importance
especially 10 tho state OF Illinois
whore there are several thousand
members. Il was unanimously docld
cd - hold the lext convention at Chi
eago next November
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-05-08
President Roosevelt Visits New Mex
leo.


President Roosevelt and party Wis
tied the state OF New Mexico Tues
day. spending three hours and twenty
minutes in Santa Fe and two hours
in Albuquerque. At the capitol he
made an address,, speaking for twenty
minutes to an audience OF fully 10000
people. President Roosevelt said II
was n great pleasure to him to come
to New Mexico, from which territory
more than half of the members Of his
regiment came.
A stop was made at San Miguel
church. the Oldest church edlhce In the
United States. and at the cathedral
where the vicar general, Anthony
Fourchego. baptized the son OF George
w. Armilo. sergeant in the Rough
Riders. President Roosevelt being god
father The child was named Thee
dore Roosevelt.
AZ Albuquerque President Roosevelt
smoke for few minutes to a crowd oil
1000 people. lie dwelt on irrigation
and It's Importance in the department
OF New Mexico. but occupied the
greater part OF the tlmo in discussing
the qualities that go to make up goo(
citizenship.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-05-08
TAKEN TO THE COURTS.

Western Union Secures an Injunction
Against the Butte Unions.
In the United States court at Hell.
ena, Mont. Friday, Judge Knowles
granted a temporary order restraining
the various labor organizations OF Butte
from In any manner interfering with
tho Western Union Telegraph com.
pany and citing the unions to show
cause May Z why the order should not
be made permanent The order is
most sweeping.
The Western Union has not been do.
ing business in Butte for more than a
week. owing to the fact that because
OF dispute with It's messengers some
Of its employees were assaulted.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-05-08
ElLIpINo FANATIC CAPTURED.
Was Formerly a Blacksmith and
Claimed to be Of Divine Origin.


Was Formerly a Blacksmith and
Claimed to be Of Divine Origin.
Governor Cables OF la Junta prov
inco and a party Of volunteers have
captured Rios. the fanaticai Filipino
leader In that part Of the island Of
Luzon.
Rios was formerly a blacksmith OF
Tayabas. and claimed to DO Of divine
origin. lie attracted many followers
and started an insurrectlon. which the
constabulary suppressed He fed to
tho mountains and later claimed the
title OF Pope Of Luzon," and also as
serted he was a prophet.
Governor Cables captured Rios in
the disguise the latter had worn when
appearing as a prophet" lie Is said
to be guilty Of many crimes and prob
ably VIII be tried for murder.
A fanaucal Moro attacked an out.
post at Camp Wears. island OF Mlnda-
mao. Friday. and wounded three sol.
diors before he was killed.
Captain Pershng. In command at
Camp Wears. is preparing to lead a
column around the east shore OF Lake
Lanao. Opposition is expected.
The insurgcnt movement at Mlsamls,
MIndanao. has collapsed About 200
OF the most active rebels have surren-
dered, ana the people arc returning to
the towns and TO their avocations.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-05-08
nrother.ln.Law Takes Up FIght.

News has reached London. KY Of
the death I'm Clay county Of
sid Baker. brother.lnlaw Of James
Howard. recently tried for the muir
der Of william Goobol His death was
the result OF a duel on tho highway
with william McCollum. As soon az
they met Baker slipped from his horse
and fred at McColum twice without
hurting him. McCollum then shot
Bakor IN tho abdomen. McCollum had
been summoned as a witness against
Howard. but never testified.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-05-08
Jews Of European Russia Fear an Anti.
Semitic Crusade.

Thousands OF poor Jews have led
from Kloh. European Russia. because
OF reports that an anti Semitic crusade
is imminent. The richer Jews have
left their houses and have sought ref.
uge In the hotels. In order 10 allay
the excitement troops are patrolling
the streets and the walls are placarded
with notifications that assemblaeoa
are prohibited, and that tho military
will use their weapons unsparingly IN
case OF necessity.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-05-08
Vlaltecf knnana an.

President Roosevelt spent five hours
in Kansas City, Mo, Friday. and later
vas tho grost Of Kansas City, Kan.
Just across tLo state line for two
hours. leaving ~ IN west at p. m.
In the two cities tho president was
driven over a route fifteen miles long.
reviewed nearly 10000 school children,
made two speeches-one at Conven'
ton hall before the greatest crowd
that noted structure has ever held
and partook OF a luncheon at tho Balti
more hotel as the guest Of the Com
merclal club Of Kansas City. Mo.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-05-08
SCIENTISTS DENIED oHAaTER.
Pennsylvania Courts say Incorporation
Would De Injurious to Commodity.

Would De Injurious 10 Commodity.
The supreme court Of Pennsylvania
affirmed a ruling OF the late JUDO Ar
mold. In which tho latter refused a
charter TO Christian Science ayocla'
ton. Judge Arnold referred the appli-
cation for a charter TO a master OF
chancery. who. after hearing. mcom'
mondod that the charter be rdused,
on the ground that 1T would be in.
furious to the community to ln;orpor
ate a group Of citizens who would
preach the doctrine that there is no
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-05-08

such thing as a contagious disease or
any disease and practice tho art OF
curing what are called Contagious dis
cases by inaudiblo prayer whether in
the presence OF the sick or at dis.
lance"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-05-08
TO PUNISH MOB.
Missouri Sheriff viii Prosecute Men
Who Lynehed Preacher

""S SJ"s"NN FFNSUeE'
A posse OF citizens Of 0ruthersvllle.
Mo, headed by shedh Franklin.
started Tuesday morning for wardell.
where Constable W. J. M@noyhon and
the Roy. d. NJ. Malone his prisoner,
we're killed late Saturday night by a
mob. Although the merE5rs OF the
mob were disguised Sheriff Franklin
says he has evidence Of the identity
OF some OF les members. and that they
will be arrested II he can and them.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-05-08

lives were lost The Clyde estimate
OF the missing is six OF the crew AMI
nine passengers. This is the report
that the Clyde officials sent to their
home Office In Philadelphia.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-05-08
HAS TWO HEARTS.
New Jersey Man Better Supplied
Than the Average Man.

John Flrman. 20 years old. living at
Patterson. N, j., has two hearts beat.
ing In his own breast. lie Is fino
specimen OF physical manhood. and
constantly enjoys good health In
1898 Il was discovered that he had a
double heart when he was examined
for enlistment with the Second regi.
ment at Paterson. Since then FirmRn
has been more or less interesting "a
physicians.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-01

MISS JESSIE PRYcE cAMPuEL
Friends o. he family % Former
Governor % Onto James r. Camp
belt. now % New YofA eity hut tor
mssfy . resilient % Hamilton. O..
will Fsnaiuif.f itsssss sas tsssiss
haired y0unMairr no uaei "a fafsp
kbont the halls ~ "GoNenaof lisa .
u4Ansien. Thesr NRs Haxvf a fasns
10 more popular in ohi0 and thv
huddinE % this hsautifai child int
glorious Nesnanhcat has been
watched WITH Interest - widening
Circle u friends ttet beauty II q
the distinctive American tppa.
which artists on tails side 1slisht
70 rays over Hef aFat Madenua
face. framed ia tNnais % dafk
brown hair. the brad brow and The
soft. deep EYES. all ennnute to form
a picture % such beautiful nKnfnss
sion that II 10 nstle piunaes she was
ehaN~n % fa4s as th@ toxeiy Fsssf
q Neal for the fiy-1@af u Alfred
Henry f.swtsi rev HaFsi % thkt
naula. Ard the taAnt - 70 ysNas
aan "tnstruuz Pes epgid certain
" have felt eofnpllmsntad that Miss
Camphsii should cassent 10 p-sss for
iha picture
The former ohio nifI = u a liter
sry bent herself And - nov en-
saaed or = ryraanrs q be called
Montana Feik shs SCENES Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-01
BAILEY
IS HERE

capt Ueeese - Bailey. who vii
sueeeed Nafer luasham a. United
States luaftsFnastsr faF thi- district
arrived In the city FROM san f'gan=
cisco this morning Like his pFrtsers.
ser. Capt kaiisN. a comparatively
ysing mas sud one Whem q i =
e.s=sass - ssss=s
Sc l. = nssivs q New Vera sss ss=
tes~A the service during thu spanish
AnaeFteaa WaF fte was shortly after.
cart appreciated 80 q captAiHes and as
alfned q autY IN the Philippines.
wher~ he has been Tor the past feaf
ysArs lie has but necsntly retufned
tTarn the Islands afrtvtns At sAa Fran
etsea soute thres weeks axo
n conversation with star man
this marnius capt naiiey expressed
his surprise At the marvellous sroNth
. tsals city. and ths swat ehenss that
hAa taken place Ia iga appearances
since he last saw u iust before the
Ees q i0sa
Cart naiiex ~tn prctsSly assume
charge q ths efice AZ ths eNpirat ton
Il ne nest ten Aays Mator fsin9 haIa
WI a. to the New rork afiice q the
n~gArtneuA a. snGn az e - r0Hsihfa
ssf hls &c ssftts his business Hrstrs
bare
h hzs ssaa b. sA@fss q the - -
departmental afioes Tor the past str
ten m0aths saccesatns MsJef Rshlia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-01
BOXING
CONTEST

To-day was Merchants day az the
Labor carnival. and host ~ the
tfhdrsman af the city attended.
Tie usual afternoon exhibitions 81
lae rolling aud other features, were
given.
Tanlaht GA the platform next %
the queens thfanr. a four-rouud
boxing contest between RUFF Turner
aud Dixie kid" win be slNen l.a=
cal sports are taking considerable
lHtsies, Ia the event
The carnival Hrounda VIII be
thrown open SUNDAY from $50 y. IA
O. 80. 10 ofdfs 10 accommodate
the hundreds u working men Who
are unable 10 be present during the
week
Five Per cent ~ the proceeds vii
be niYsn to the NowahoYa union.
witch win entertain Queen Augusta
AZ q pienif at Pleasant Beach. Sun
DAY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-01
UNLUcKY
THIRTEEN

49,. lr ~ ..ssziA.t. s...--s-
n. fniioNing conNtcts VIII hr
tak.n from tire county Jail ~ the
state p~nitsntiAsy AZ WsiiR NsalA-
tsls Afternoon. By seven deputy
nhsrtff.
r. BAKER. - years for robbsFY
gesrss tiordnn. : yeaFa for grand
LARCENY. Robert F'px. : years, fer
grand lsrc~uy walter csvaaansh-
is rear. TOR burglary. Charles An
d<f.on. ~ years Tor granddaughter
AHHas MrAuiey. years. foe susbeH-
sfsrrsnt Massk Scpit. - yeats. for
Criminal assault 1~grs- Herman. !
year. for burglary. Dan cgonin. -
wears. ZOE assault ~fsh tntsnt 70
szsessssls murder. isns@s Crawford. !
y~2rs. Tor burxlarY. siazzu1s Fsxen.
year. Cor grand larc<ny. Herberf
csx. I year. for grand lArcsny. Kan
ssNfuAh. years for assault
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-01
SUSPECTS

Joe Long and i've Davis. two we'll
known stFenE arm ntsn. have been
arrested in TaNofna ard are being
haia th-re fuader suspicion % hetRx
tee bandits : 30 held sle Tire hessa@=
NArt and the AnAronAa saloons -
this city a feN days sao
Deputy ssestffs ftaaee and Sel.
sen w-ut Is Tacoma Yesterday and
tsroaeht hNrk picturss % the two
ssssa Ia have sa-m Identified - issE
hart<n1efs - the two saAconas
Davis. the Younger Of the prison
50. had n - possession when ar
f=4tes to atchre - hteh acre ta& =
90 frosu TIE passengers % a street
sMr hela ap n Tacnuis several weeks
axo
The men are being held on a
charse % carrying concealed wsssp-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-01
THRILLING
BUT UNTRUE
Esss:sa Newspaper Tisksss Itself az
shs Expsnss ~ trssrfssn vssseity

ar. PETERSBURG. July u The
Nsvos Vrefuya. which IL cu-sductinz
. campaign against tfss American
treatment Of the negro. today prints
a cartoon which fsvresents an
Annsrtrmn seated on a eas " gold.
fsol1lnx aioft = neEro % pitrafork.
wkiis the Sultan - Turkey bass tn
sdoraiion II tbs sublime spsctaeis-
me paper says Americans have six@
-, me negro Only nomainAl freedom.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-01
REASON HAS
RETURNED

. MitiiAm pawson. the young maH who
became temporarily insane eveF an un-
fcrtgnsts afahy Of the heart ~ san
Franeiseo ana vac sent 10 the Aauad
hospital ~ ssrsfieg 1mdsc failmas ~
this citY. has partially recovered ana
10 to he tAksa east this evening 60 hls
friends.
vince regsining hls rcasGn Dawson
has refused O. discuss bis ieHe anaif
ana viii act even mehtian the name "a
Nia swestheart.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-01
WENT TO THE PEN

Char3ea Andcrsap. Who killed John
Eims three years aaa ~ tAHewin9 .
cigar nshter ~ his head and sho was
found sssIity 10 inauaiA ashtsf has been
taken % the asaitentiarY o. serve a
Ia-yeafs ssntsnra imposed BY tudae
Jaccha Andsrsoua eass VS. takea 70
the HupFens cetFt and u WA only
receEtly ghSt the decision Was fsas
aarssf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-01
MATTER OF 4
FEW MILLIONS

NEW YORK. July 1i.--The Gieae-
togs OF tho. Rosa island isailWay Co
have called a meetinx 10 ba he'll
al naSsuport. oct 4 20 consttar ihs
A. visibility 81 creating = bonsisd tn
dihteanezs % Use .aaa eae. the naonsy
q be used for FefundlnE the present
aaht
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-01
MAKE LidHT OF H

HAVANA. IuiH 81 Government
officials teclare today that the re-
perts 81 an uprising ia Santiago
province are exaggerated. The few
indictments have taken 20 the woods
ana Il In believed ths trouble viii
be suppressed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-01

HIGHLAND. JalY ti.-Ths shass-
rock III Il having her old tsss<s re-
srt today. u h believed that ths
eth~r mast vas injured In some way
daring the race yesterday IN tho
stiff wind and heavy sea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-01
SUSPICIOUS

nj. ErIekeou. who claims 20 be a
salesman. vas arrested by ne p1-
lee this Afternoon on rusDiEioB %
bslng q plckpockst The man has
bs<r seen frequently af the Labor
carnival. wh~rs several tbefis have
b@en committed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-01
COOLEST EVER
U~,raost W.sthsr IN Nebraska
ls~ july s.esrd nrossn

LINCOLN. Seb.. July IA cold
save is sweeping over NEBRASKA
The Thermometer stands AZ " de-
wrees above aero. the lowest ever re-
rorded here in July.