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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-14
GILL'S mo
" PUTS THE KIaosA ON MANY
IMPROVEMENTS

Councilman III GIT threatens e.
hold up Al proposed street grading
improvements.
Al H1sflfsfF TTfFsfste fssssssF tss@ - -
cent fifnt Il assessment must re-.
- - thA
sssneis. #HsT ffsE effiiaaate eFisr-
inx the Wafk on the grading ~
Whitman avenue in the Ninth ward
ran5e up in the e1aHeii meetiHE Ter
flnal passage last night On voted
no.
on explained that he would vote
~ or 81 other street grading I'M
rrossfuaufs. e. fhe engineers offire
Hew has fnaeh more than u car %
IN making plans for new Improve
merits already ordered.
He rather Tieiousiy attacked the
finance committee for not GtYiug The
engineers department. more nlen
win when - 10 tre W"rHs ~
finance committee came back At him
with the statement that u had never
hampered the work Of the engineer
Ing department.
Finally u was decided to Withdraw
Ell the Improvement measures OBJ
Fashionable 70 GW for the time BE-
fnz They wsnt ever for one week.
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r. q. OLIVER NAMED ASSIST.
ANT SECRETARY OF WAR

OYSTER RAY. July ii.--(spe-
ciail--At the conference yesterday
between President Roosevelt and
Secretary Rect q ssas decide. =
appoint Robert shaw oliver OF Al
bany, 10 be assistant secretary Of
war. vice William cary Sanger, re-
signed. Mr.. Sanger has decided TO
retire, on account OF iil-health Of his
wife.
The appointment has been I'm con-
temptation FOR some time. as IL has
been known that Secretary Sanger
desired to retire. His resignation
was placed IN the hands Of the pres
ident 10 be accepted as soon as con-
venient
II has not been decided definitely
when Gen. oliver will assume his
new office, but ms Col. Sanger de-
sircs 10 rclinquish his duties as soon
az possible. the probabilities are that
Gen. oliver viii take charge as soon
as he can arrange his business af-
fairs,
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obviously. 20 HirehHrt and tHsueH
should come - his rescue. The
Major explained 81 detail how the
business agent for Ringing Hras !.
y hen Informed Of the action q the
committee. told the ma or with tears
~ his eyes how sorry he rs that
ihis action 81 the committee would
make u necessary saf the show 70
rsss az che greet city Of Seattle. me
full foreo Of such terrible calamity
raH ~ Impressed upon the mind Of
the ma t0f and srx erai OF his eel.
leagues that they changed their
minan.
James explained his rhanKe Of
heart IN much the same way.
The vote vas eaiied on sfufphY's
motion 90 aniend. ~ making the
license 1900 instead Of 500 Per
day. IA stood "a favor and 6
against Capt. Taylor east the de-
Gliding vote IN favor OF the tieeo
proposition. when ali the time he
though he Was voting the other
way. The amended bili Naa then
resafrsd % Kistlef - the ensFoHslnF
committee. kiriief accidentally met
the maJaf and several others who
are anxious "a have the MesHFE.
tiuRiins shaw IN Seattle. Thy de
cided n would hardly be safe To
trust another vote last night on the
ordinance. They want 20 xii the
tip9e proposition and thee Taylor
might set miyed aEntn. II viii come
s!y tes, ss.gg.> rsssSsss nr.t Agqsle 4,
S5s~--s
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REVENGE WAS
THE MOTIVE
JAMES HOWARD THE VICTIM or THE AUBURN MURDER WAS
KILLED sY GNEMEs FOR ACTING STOOL PIGEON"

because he acted m stool pigeon
for the HnohomlHh county Hhorlff
Jaa. Howard was murdered near Au-
burn Saturday night. IT'S warm but
lifniean body was found soon after
by section men and since that time
the coroner and deputy Hhefiffe have
been attempting to find the muir
derer or nt least establish the
identity Of the dead man
Yesterday q T. Wainwright. au-
psfluieudeuf ~ the Enoh0miah
county hospital. Identified the body
n the iiaHueF Watson W0fEue aa
that n James Howard, who bad for
mtrly worked Tor him iu Everett
After the Identification the whole
story 81 the coWafdly cflms came
cut. The sheriff has now tangible
clue 10 work upon. A man named
either Smith Or Miller ~ the sua-
pefied ASSASSIN. lis has lately been
going under the name ~ Smith.
For FaFerai years Howard worked
IN NaiH Wfiahf.H livery stables ia
Everett ana while there became ac-
quainied with a large number OF
crooks Who cama into the city. BY
knowing these crooks he picked up
= great efai ~ Information A. ono
time Howard gave the enohomlrh
county sheriff Information about
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lnx Ia a state bordering on uneon.
fciousnpss
nr tAaponi Waa IN constant at
tendance az the pone's bedside duf-
ms the entire night He vas fire.
Quently tafccd a. administer strong
druss 60 the patient though the ac-
tlon 90 the medicines Was rot aufs
iclentiy pronounced 10 allay the exs
tt~nr tca'lsasncua ahd depression er
the poutff,
An evidence or the rxtrelae veal.
nsts % the pope was given yrstsrs
tay when. Cor the first time since HE
iilicSN he asked TO have the shutters
almost CLOSED. a. she lisht hurt his
eys,s, and AZ the same time. com
uafN 20 bis custom. he bessrd 20
BE- left a. quiet az possible.
Another noteworthy sYmptota OF
6is weakening condition Vas the
aocilits with which he took HE
medicine ana nourishment feevis
1usly, indeed during the Whole life.
fcpe Leo has been against the pre-
icriptionS Of doctors er anything
that had the aspect Of being forced
apon him Ills FEELING Of fatigue
and Indifference vas interpreted IS
a sign that his vitality vas fast
Diminishing
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Wlnau and Brown. tao burglars.
that landed them iu the psniteH=
tiarY FOR 10 years each.
Smith Or Miller. the man who Ii
supposed 10 have killed Howard.
was "a friend Of these two men and
Howard had made statements Al dir
fcrent times that BE- vas afraid Of
smith A. one time he applied tn
the Everett police for protection. but
they paid no attention ~ tim. How
afd IN also thought - have some In
formation about Smith which the
latter was nffale Wouid get cut
Howard, % fear 81 Smith. buried
himself iu logging camp usar
Everett and stayed there for sew
erai months Later he went % Mon
roe. where n II thought smith fol-
lowed him RE left there Huddehiy
and went 10 Everett. where he
cashed coupie ~ checks and then
left Everett FOR the east on foot. Il
IN thought with the intention Of
eludinF Smith who vas then doRxtuM
hts tracks n IL believed that Smith
caught up With him near the Palmer
cutoff. five miles from Auburn. and
shot him down IN cold blood. No
trace of the murderer has yet BEEN
found
Howard's body is n, Bounsy Wat
sons morEue.
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LONG! LONG LOST PRINCE !|!!!gE OF O.
DENMARK SHOWS UP

built man with a red chin beard.
volunteered thc information that 10
had assumed the nhsne OF Andersen
20 protect his life. As enemies wer.
following him around the country.
Daring the civil MAR, the alleged
prince ptaaNA that Re hai held neas-
missions " the United States aTnsy
ana navy ard ~ that time asa
known - Commander NaMeeH. He
claimed 90 have been born ia isss sn
the estate % kraprup. tn tine stats
Of Scand. Sweden.
Mr. Ballet. according 70 his dt.-
tiBguiHhed clients instructions. drew
up a petition for a change Of name
from Karl Anderson 10 Kari Chrts-
tiAn Frederick Nasceu Turaenstuie
The order WAS signed by superior
Judge Tailman this morning
The prince OF Denmark = Will
supplied With money. Apparently.
and told Mr.. Ballet that he uoif
want certified copy Of the courts
order
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THEY FELT SORRY
FOR THE CIRCUS
SO CRY DADS WANT TO CUT THE LICENSE IN
TWo-A HOT FIGHT is PROMISED

TIE ettY caunrii last niEht laid
over fer 4 week THE ofdiHaner grant
rs iklstE ing itTus cirrus a license
CERTAIN members u the council Whu
Ter time favored the tt.0oa a day
ileeNse. hal came down % t.po. Ssrr
4ffNtd - IF the afdiaHniss come 20
ginai pet, unless Il be naea al
. 80. Accordingly, after hnvina
hssh amended 80 AZ e. read 81 600
SAY he ordinance VAS held ~
and passed ever
ne thugie all came about becau st
.sain THyiaf Nuuldnt Keep aAif idN
Of the fapiA maN sment OF sxauts IN
st.s szsssseii TAa ofainanes NaH re-
reNtsd with 4 faNafa bic rscommTns
Haifun - tbs police. license and rev.
saste committee. II read 800 per
"a fof two days
sAuenhY aas on his feet ~ a sec.
una. damsnaluH tc kupN NhY nahs
> 3lffefem fFom that decided upon
Is the committee fuam. lie sad. a.
Re remembered n. the committee de-
sfsi~a - ~ the iiosnss Zee ~ fi.pe0
fef dAxs
abraham Kistisr admitted the
tFuin of AuFphNs statement. but
s4la that affs9 tbs committee meet
ina Sc Sad seea = ina tuFiiy u the
fltaffssFa present a. the meeting and
thzY dad changed their rnindr about
ths fnzffsf They had come 20 the
asfaei aalau that $50 Per day was
eaesaEh hsnce the change.
J. ss..,s...,si e.ss.s.lsss sessysA ta tass
: - - ~. -
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ROME. July "a This morning. az.
ter the bulletin was issued By the
doctofas 4 MAS stated az the vatican
that his hallnesa would probably live
another DAY The wonderful era
eieut heart artiun. while constantly
Neaksnins him. does not threaten
immediate exhaustion
The vatican attendants. however
have not entirety rslluqulahcd hope
ana believe L q Be a matter o.
hours eniy
The nure continued IN practically
tbs satHS condition al mpsainE A
one time he spoke a few Werds
p hteh Nefs scarcely audible His
mind seems clsarvr. his eyes indlcat.
ins b their expression that h. an.
asHstaHas = hat la passing la the
ruom
nr. fAnrani this Enorning invari-
ably answered Inquiries ~ saying
the pops'a conditian Il very alarm.
ina. The leua siege q waiting has
wcfn cut the watchers ans instead
- The rHrsieus kiG ereNan only
9aaen people are "a front of the vat
Nan today.
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DELAY IN TEST CASE

me ease &c tne stats egafnss nas.
-rt Chanes charging him xith eaes
aactius a harhsF aiop pfthsat ~
cens@ was hesua ~ Justice earns
court Yesterday, hut after = assaar-
y~r 20 TIE complaints was sFEslsa ana
1vwrruled me ease Vas eaatinusA an.
"a Julx 10
rhansg Il ore ~ twenty afx BARRIERS
ahr@s tcerasN were taken ffnsn shsgn
~ the state barrier . examining board
on account ~ the aiisxed uuaanfsaTv
roudifioe ~ thTfr Shops most - which
are h.law fesisr WaF Thi@ ease i
test cass are thr dseisioa wtfi great
y aSsct she other tarherr whose H.
cens~s have hscr taksa a~ar e =
sonfendrd ~ tire aatcsat hartssra
that tn hafter ssaminfBs board reat-
~ revoked ths iirensrr because fhs
twenty -six bafb~rs would not aasea
% couform 20 me recent raise In the
scale - prices
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LIKE ANOTHER
ABRAHAM
But No Ram Appeared 10 Save the
Life o. This Modern Isaac

VIENNA. July 4.-tspeciall-=A
,..,,,.. rl,,fIe ra~a Of superstition IL
.....s.s.s.a s-s.s, che Ruesian village 81
~ landur some time ago a nah
named AaiamasOw was taken So
riouaiy 49, All remedies failed. One
dav be dreamed that God promised
80, reaforsfiou Of health N he
Wonid sacrifice his infant son as
thank offering Tor HE recovery ~
ble dream he promised TO do this
ana shortly afterwafd he became
veil on the following DAY Asia.
,,.aeovy bouaht "a knife. and followed
Nv a lot 81 worHhipefe, he took hia
sou 10 the church, Killed him and
ala bla body IN front Of the altar.
me father has been arrested, but
the supersiitlous inha bltants ol the
sholvp man should be imprisoned
gor obcying the orders Of the Al
mighty.
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RAc/NG nv
THE GAS BELT

i.ts d 4 / ~ TIE. 7nif.. duly fs@Th ne
Gas Belt racing circuit was opened
here today with a meeting that Will
continue until Saturday The three
days racing program calls for five
stake races with purse OF 81 600 for
each event. The stables are filled
with fast horses OF high class, and
Judging from the suEpielous cnndi-
lions surrounding the opening the
meeting will he one Of the most sue
cnaaful ever seen here
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MARINE NEWS

Steamer Eureka. which II under
charter 70 the Northwestern Com
ninrcial Company. arrived from
Nome and f. Michael last night.
The Raamaa liner Nnmantla WINS
Yesterday Hualied In the sum o. ff.boo.
Ia the United States district court ~
" r, Rankin Fhe suit Ia the result
~ an alleged failure ~ the vessel q"
deliver promptly an Ice plant ana q
Chile.
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wAvslpE MISSION BENEFIT
WELL ATTENDED N

The wayside Mission hospital
benefit entertainment at the Grand
opera house lest night was suceeHa-
mi both financially and artisiicaiiF.
and a handsome sum- was realized
for the noble work this hospital II
carrying on.
The vocal numbers we're render
ed By Mrs. Martha Gale and Nj.
Arthur Alexander. and the fioiin
aolos BY Edwin CABIN.
MIS-. A. fsyeudeu, Misc May VIII
ilnms and Boyd Wells were the ar-
cornpauiptu. The dramatic part ~
the entertainment was presented ~
Mrs Horace Mcclure and Frank
Gllea. assisted by Miss Mgneta
MeikIe. Nicholas 7. Clancy and Lnfe
Hall they gave George Eiiots
stAruRart" The concluding NUM-
Der ~ tho evenings entertainment
was Hrander Matthews Silent
System"
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ANKENY FORCES
MEET DEFEAT
The Waha WaAa Senator Tastes the Bitterness
of Defeat in His Own Home City

wAf.r.A NAIIA- 1uiy lA-Gne ~
The meet hafiR contested city elections
ever held "a Wailh Wallh occurred
yesterday ard only two ~ ilis Aukeny
candidates for municipal pqnrer nam
AKud 70 scratch through. 11his viii ~
salt "a the Boxers controlling the
county convention.
gilbert Hunt. for mayer. won by
aftssn votes over = y Dcmout. ana
J. p smith he'd = ma jsFits II fouf
ln the rnas fof councilman - The SEQ
ord yard These wsfu the tse sur
sixass Il the Auksug forces.
Senator Ankenf 1Hds = strong per-
ssnnI nzht Tor bic supporters. while
pistHa ssaiast him N1ls former oox.
Miles e MauFe. Prom early nnruiug
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CORNERSTONE
IN CONpEh Ton

PoRrLANp Ste. July 1.-THE ~.
,ssuth annual convention q The Ne
uonsi Association 81 Railway cemmis
sioncrs oponed BE- this clty tpdsi and
viii continue until rriaay. hafs Than
ihirtY one states are represented b
about TO dsissatcu
Ihe subjects g. - discussed ere
grade crossings. classification - fesf
atinE aad construction expenses. ksss
snd plans Tor ascsttailtins real faissss
~ railroad prupcrty. uniaesHeu =
classification and siruritf1atteHH af
iann sheets railroad statistics. isSsH
n tian needed. safety appliances. rats
aud rate fnaklng. and fufHs q re
parta % siectfic railways
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WANTED 10 Rrnr eAskEr

MILWAUKEE, wis. - Desiring
that her body be crcmnted after her
death, ana thinking that Il would
be waste of money TO purchase "A
casket SouthHide woman wrote to
undertaker Geo. l. Thomas asking
him n caskct might be rented for
tho occasion She said In her let
ter that ~ would be foolish waste Of
tho Lords money to buy it for the
row hours Ia which her body would
lie before cremation. Mr.. Thomas
ynyn. ns q members ~ the state as
sociation, he cannot "cut the regular
rates."
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NEW PLACER GOLD
FIND 0Nc0OK INLET

rich placer gold strike has been
made on Juneau creek. In the coax
Inlet country. according 70 adxlce~
received IN this city. The discovery
was made early IN June and single
pans are said TO yield from Is cents
TO t2.S5. In three days. working with
a set Of Siuice boxes they had de-
vised. Louis Laurinson and his two
partners. John Renner and Robert
Mlchaeison. claim 10 have taken cut
Sass,
Juneau creek = tributary CO SIX
Mile creek and It's bed has been
worked Cos years, has sasa has never
before been found tn anything like a
paying quantity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-14
CAD JOHNSON IN
TROUBLE AczIN

t'ndrg sentence ~ too years b. TIE
penitrntiAry bus At liberty an an APP
peal bird a o. 90 Cad Johnson. the
meet nusnrioue woman IN Hesffis
isrdsrioiu. Was arrested - Detective
ifabharti last nixht for the theft u
- from the rprkstu 81 y IL HAYES
szf-yrHr-oif mas. when she as ar
rested and brought q THE roiics sta
tion ~ u the npney vas found On
her person.
Hayes told The police that she had
robbed him IN a rpon In n Washing
ton street house The auuaau has
been arrested do1ens ~ times - the
Seattle police but untii few days aas
the ufflrtrN have mort hrsn ahie ~ con-
flct her She vas sentenced 20 tNe
Years h. The peniteutiary several DAYS
aKo for NETT bat was released yes
ferday on an appeal bond.
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nntii fhs Last xnter had been eorraItea
The forces On each eide worked an-
csasinEly. AEd a large vote w.s
brought forth.
The main habt Was made over tho
ofice ~ chief IL police. State nspxe-
sentative A. y. KEGS being the AHlsHy
candidate. and AIvah Brown the op-
position candidate. EaFif Ia the dzy
u sns evident that Brown was gaining
strength. sHt ~ order to strengthen
KEGS. every SAMPLER ~ the town be-
gan putting W his money On ksrs-
A. fast a. they could get u Up IL uzs
covered. aad instead q having TIE
effect ~ boirserinK ~ kees Il eaus<d
q large nEmb~r % undecided people To
cast thsir vote for Brown
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COME ALONG, CiRLS

NEW YORK. July IA recent
edition OF the Tribune contains the
following
Marriage Two German counts,
old titles. veil connected az court.
cavalry officers. seek marriage With
American lady with large fortune
fhnlf Go two mfiiiousl."
French marquis from old family
wants TO adopt rich American lady"
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LEGS LAST PRAYER"

htsh rerienaHtiv called remarkable
written BY u
his nlsetan the
Ne hat his end
hts povm.
tses 81 nv pale > dsiaE ray
Hack night
Hiaek ulaht haoda
No
Death his t.;ai dart rossd
~ 4udn he eoida
ffut fFe~a n
To feaeh the realms af
sua her tourney fares
Grant. naY Az
That o q ~ "a
Ws
That queen owe
me
n Thee. saved through tanEiss a perfious
iift grateful lay
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WRECKED
WIND PLAYS HAVOC WITH
cHRIsrlAn gNpEAvoR TENT

DENVER. July 1.-THE big Tent
Endeavor. where the Christian En-
denver convention has been held FOR
slsa ssest five DAYS was hIowB over
afternoon at o'clock.
while more than 5000 people were
attending the proceedings. The IN
fortunately none 81 them was aeri-
ouaiy hurt
Mira Jessie M. ThornhurEh Of
Denver. WIS the most seriously in
jured. her nose being badly EaHhed
and her scalp suffering several
ttfguuHa
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ROME sUiy is-rhe rising II this
mornings sun brought 30 hofc 20
the tarsa watchers at the besisidr Of
tie ayins rnne.
The Hsost eueaufagfuk news that
eenez ffesa ths siekfoosu T. that the
eatlff atill lives ard that his con.
SInNa II 10 worse than Was last
tsenfaz This news ear only BE-
k,.ked urou a. bad news. al Il uas
admitted ~ the nopes phyaifians
lsst hight that tie condition ~ their
natsent Wss such a. 70 leave almost
- keas seat BE ear long survive
~ faes that th.re has BEEN NJ
shanxs u1eans that the weakening
Frecezs q tho disease has been an
hiesfupisd during the hours q tire
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MEETING OF ELKS

ASHLAND. wis. July fash
land IL CARRIED IN purple and gold IN
honor Of the Eika. whose annual
state convention viii be IN session
here during the next two days.
Visitors poured into the city today
from all directions, among the ar
TiVHfs being Eff56s2iksf iiHiGFd fiofTH
from Milwaukee. Oshkosh. la Crosse
aud numerous other cities Of the
state.
The program will be ushered IN
this evening With reception and
bali In honor Of the visitors and too
morrow morning the buainegs qea-
aions will begin. Elaborate entertain
ment has been provided by the local
lodge ~ the order and from all In
dlcattons the gathering win be n
huge SUCCESS
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4 7 WAR
UNIQUE FIGHT BETWEEN
BOARDING HOUSES

There Is trouble brewing between
The sailors boarding houses 81
Puget sound and British Columbia.
tuch Hnllse we eatabhHhed az
Vancouver cir weeks ago. and ~
oF1es - dHlFs Il cut Of business the
s0uud boarding honHe owners SIRE
making double efforts e. supply All
Frssfis ct ffaf port with efsTSH = fss
thits Canada and Trongate have
ben supplied with crews sent from
p1ft TaWnaand
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GIVES UP
THE FIGHT

-. hsF'~.Af 80 ssFf
TACOMA WASH. Jelly "a safsearke
hqtrrtA the siirFrd bunro man eha
- wanssd 20 California aud sba hsa
ben nEhtinE vatradition for two
frenthss has Eiyen as The esht aaa =
peW on ht4 sas - San FRANCHISE IN
ctsfke % Detective aYan.
Vc~tsfday Fsasfai District fusss Re
hiArea refused NE petition e Hobs
rrsH attorneys Tor q writ 81 hatsas
eofpuss The attorneys thersupan fled
atpulation la TIE Superior ea1ft
Withdrawing The appeal tzken thxre
8 tce.g ~. ~. 49,.
tndy - The san Frarctsrg artretiHs
Detective Nsan isft f,sr California
SIN HE prisoner cn the midnlEht
traia.
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nee water was continEsat on his aiins
such Fcieasa
Several members % the council APP
f-olaai1ssi Zoe this contingency III the
fres water proposition, They said
that IN advocating this ciauae thsY
ala cot mean 10 have n construed a.
aouhtiuE the woyd ~ Mr Maare
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DUFFY AND
FERNS AGAIN.

BUFFALO. \. +. July Mar
III Duffy the EhieaEa Weiter-
welaht. and Hab~ Ferns % Kan
sas city. In 4 za-rouad contest, =
sha attraction arranged 81 the IN
tsrnatiaaal Athletic club Of Fort
Erie fer its patrons tonight
The two have met III the squared
elrries several times before and are
souaidefef sell matched. en- the Ok
castor u their last encounter. which
teek place ~ Louisville a short time
eEu the decision Was awarded %
Duffy. Ferns Nas aiasAtisfied wth
IRE result and 80 the meeting t1HtKE t
VAS arranged.
The sinner % TIE bout viii prob
shts - matched TO meet Mafty Mat
fhews n the near failure.
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GOOD TO MOORE
City Council last Night Gave Him
free Water

The elsg council last night Ia FSani
me- petition fro mfhe Moore Invest
Hlent Company put Itself or record -
being eiilias 70 grant free water foi
pss n any private park. wherein fhs
public Il admitted
The pttiiion asked that free water
be given me owners ~ the washing
tor hotel for keeping ap the PARK aur'
fgandiHn tbs hotel
NJ Moore felf aearieyed that his
promises 70 raieaes the city from dem
AsFs resulting from the Second ave
hue reefaae should have been Hppsf
ensiy eoubted. and that his securing
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Physicians and Vatican Officials Have Given Up
All Hope of Recovery and Await the End
Which Cannot Be Long Delayed

ROME. duly aallst.n.--At
q = e'eteek thia raeraiaa the iolla.s.
lra ettleiet medical Bulletin vas -
sued
There hat bsen ne ehAnae In the
grave condition 81 the pepe. az stated
last nieht. Pulse ". weak. Res
plras,en % Temperatures. Ss.5 cen.
tlarads.
~LAppoNi.
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GAMBLERS
DROWNED
THEY LOST THEIR LIVES M
THE YUKON

two gamblers ~ this city who vent
10 the Tanaua nj the time Of the
first stampede 10 that region. were
drowned in the Yukon. according TO
letter received b. Dave Argyle
from Frank wadieiRh. dated June
-. a st. Michael The two well
known sporting men were floating
down the river IN a boat from Fnir-
banks to St Michael. when u cap
sized.
The boat on the bottom 81 which
was dashed roulette wheel and
some personal effects 81 the men.
together with tho body 81 Heis was
recovered b. indians below Andrcaf-
aft