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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-06-08

Parkhurst-Davis. that Mr. Ramey and
his family are welcome to come to his
home and remain until they become re-
esta blished.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-02
COUNTING THE DEAD
Police, Fireman and BOafnen are
Still Searching for Victims of
Portland Bridge Disaster

PORTLAND, Ore, AUG, ~, lie
now believed that q, least Q persons
lost their lives in the Morrison street
bridge disaster, yesterday afternoon,
and this number may be s~siled to
half score or more
Fully i25 persons we're injured.
nany Of them seriously, ard some
OF then, fatally. The scene o. tive
disaster 10 still surrounded BY .
great crowd o. people, many Of them
being In search Of missing friends
or relatives.
Members o. the police and fire de-
psrtmsnts are still on duty a. the
ky.1zs, and scarce % be.tcrs~ ere
dragging the river Tor the bodies o.
those supposed 10 be siili In the wa
tor.
hiois Koran, attendant AZ the
Portland Rowing club. says
II suppose there we're fully 200 on
that span Of the sidewalk Of the
bridge when u fell. don't see how
there could have been less, az the
people were crowded there until u
did not seem that II could hold any
more. Most Of those who fell. clear
ed the platform and the buildings,
and went straight Into the water.
u is my opinion that thors are
great many bodies 70 be recovered,
ns there we're seores fell between the
end Of N platform and the boathouse
and The bridge, where tissrs lie .
clear, open space Of river for more
than 50 feet. am Of the opinion
that some Of the bodies will be found
under the boathouse, 40 many Of the
people did not fall straight into the
water. but came down with a slant
which may have sent them one d.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-02
:, lion or another after They sank"

re- ton or smother after they sank"
PORTLAND. or. Aug i.-Ttn
dead 30 far Identified are
MISS IOTTtE y. CAMERON.
aged 10. hips crushed found Mt the
bottom OF the river under timber.
EDDIE SHANK. IL. crushed.
Six are stili missing
Two children reported last night
ne having been found drowned. are
alive and we'll.
one hundred and twenty-one are
known 10 have been injured, several
fatally. one woman has both legs
aud both arms broken. There are
several with fractured skulls who
cannot recover.
Il is siiii hard 90 set tss Fcsslss
of injuries. NJ those hurt are scat
tered at all the hospitals and In their
homes.
Tho weight OF 10 tons OF humanity
caused the rotten beam IN the walk
on the bridge span 20 give wav. The
walk dipped ia the center and made
" funnel. shooting fully 200 people 40
feet onto the roof Of the bnathouac
and into the deep water OF the VIII
lanette
The Morrison street bridge II the
central one IN the city. and IL hair
mile long II ~ one Of four that
connect the east ana west sides %
the city, and r. "a big thoroughfate,
The bridge has been unsafe for
years The building OF new one
has been held NJ by the city r.
Suburban railway because u does
not want 10 bear the expense under
the Ncw ehartef. A. o consequence
there viii now be five-Rcpre OF dame
age suits against the city.
The 81 Vincent hospital doctors
say this morning that the patients
there are suffering from frightful
Injuries. Seven are yet une9n.
Hcious.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-02
SKIPPED
NOME CRIMINALS JUMPED GAIL
AND CAME TO aEATTLE

J Wadn. awaiting trial for embez-
ziemrut and Florence Lemaf,
awaiting trial Tor perjury, have
Jumped their bail leaving aorfaH
Inc toudHmen bahiud. "a Namc. aad
are noW thought 90 be lu Seattle.
That WIS the news brought by tho
steamer Roanoke. arriving this
morning
Wnda Il the eutrrpfisina and fea-
tive Japanese that recently had "a
narrow escape from being lyuehed
ht the handa 81 Tauana stamped
rfa for spreading the report that the
Yukon Was uunhvigahie, ~ that the
transportation companies would not
attempt 10 bring goadu o. the new
camp
lie brought fnodatuffs into the
new camp then and cornefcd the
market he is also the man who
brought the first news 81 che Ia
mana strike o. Dawson.
ThiugH became 80 warm for
Waaa that he went 10 Nome Hc
had no sooner arrived there than be
was arrested by Deputy Marshal
Cody uu receipt Of "a telegram from
Deputy Marshal briebeihis ~ Ham
part Madn had sold 20 mink skins
which wefs mes his oen at g. apiece.
George = TaYior hnd n q rrgn
hart went on hts bond. bat Wade
sailed fof Seattle on ihe freiHhter
Aztec. which "a few days ago ar
rived here
Florence f.emaf WIS arrested Cor
stealing So fFom Armand Hanson
She was lei ouf on fzleu bail Sub
aequsntiy she Naa arrested. together
with 9earEe HiEgH. su d charge ~
perjury euBinltfed at the trial Each
was iet etit on fiWH bail THE faA
Florence IL believed e. have cuHr
a. Seattle The Nome police telr-
gfaphe1 90 this city % have her ar.
rested. Hat inaHnlfh 81 she probe
bis reached the city before the re-
ceipf % the slow freight fale0ram
hY the ipoal police she has prob.
ably made her escape.
A 'aauth ~ more would - iakur
fuf fhe kilograms 10 feAeh Seattle
and sh. could have arrived here
b. steamer long before that time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-02
MME1 HIVE MR my
TIE pRlzg CONTEST FOR the PRErrlesT tnFisrs At
THE cARHivAL-eRoUnos OPEN TOMORROW

siTs ss,ssss E5s stsssz. A3F tsahs hessser
1 ard z years Hackina ehaif prettl-
eat twins under } years. two fancy
dresses
After the baby shoW there Wiii he
a pis-.atine contest between tsa
pewrboYs. and Miss Meta VIRGIN,
Will dance.
The carnival grounds ~iil be open
from ! 50 20 : 40 tomorrow. and
rvefy band IN the city vii be un
the grounds 20 furnish music during
the day. Miss Wright and Helen
Wales vii dance ~ the evening and
the log rolling tourna fnent viii ha
continued Monday as I 30. chief
Coca ain have charge of fhs fire
department parade. Ia whleh the
Sacramento fire engine. the frs, one
owned By the volunteers In the city,
VIII appear ThiFty-eix members -
the volunteer department % George
town viii also be en- iiue. while All
the attractions % the Southern Car
nival company viii also take part.
II la expected that fully $4,000
people will visit the grounds tofnar-
row The attendance 30 far has
beaten all carnival records in this
city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-02

sion % yachts attracted more at
tenfl0n than Capt. Nekinnon. mas
ter Of the British ship beifofd lie
occupied 4 small soil boat all b.
himself and seemed 10 enjoy the
sport more than anybody else.
TIE best known yachts which par
fIcipafed iu the race we're the i,sFi-
a. capt Newman the Bonita, Capt
simHou the Lynda. Capt. Perris
- Esis44e cant Gnnann the
Dvhnco. Capt. Spencer the Pendo-
"a. capt Decker. and the Henrietta
Capt Piper
Secretary GIll Of the Sailors IN
lon expects 10 pull OFF the intcrna =
tionai rucc between ships boats next
Tuesday Capt. Eason Of the Brit
lsh ship Port stanley. Capt McKiu-
non 81 the Bedford and Capt. Sven
son Of the American bark Heespst
and a number Of masters OF vessels
az Port Biakeiey have promised to
take part.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-02
tspselal,o The starr

81. Paul Aiinn- Aua 1.-The
United States circuit gauHt fHis
morning handed down "a decision in
the taHe brought BY the state
against the Northern Securities 60.
The decision o. in favor ~ she
merger. aud against The state.
The decision does not effect the
case of the fednfai government
against the securities company
which ia noN on appeal 10 the Unit
"A States supreme court end which
ia set fof hearing next October III"
decision rendered today in consider
"a az forecast nf shat may BE- ek-
reefed When the United stnteg sue
ufrfnr court rules un the eaHf.
The decision was filed thta morn
Ing hy Judge william Leerou of the
Uaitrd States circuit court
Tho court hsnia that NE evidence
fails h. show nat fhe Securities
ampanY Nas formed FOR fhe uur-
pose 81 holding "a majority ~ fhe
.arfat Norhcrn ha sell HH ~ the
northern Pacific stock The state
anfi-trusi acf r. practically a copy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-02

PLAcETyILLE. cal. AUG. L.
The inhabitants o. this town have
been throan into state 81 frenzy
on account Of the order given 70
withdraw the posse that has been
guarding the town and approaches.
hoping 20 capture TIE escaped con-
vieiH "a an the Folsom peBitenilaHy.
It h ealievea titnt the elfhdra wal
~ the NeaKiiF armed posse VIII a.
once become knoNu e. the conFiets
and that thes witl make , raid on
the town iu eearrh ~ money and
provisions II such . raid should be
made. Which IL extremely probable.
il l. certain thai several lives would
BE- sacrificed. So the eunNiets wnald
undoubtedly begin shoofius ~ ss9n
a. they came within the town Nfnr
ita. ia order e trrrufixc the inhaei
tauta and make the iaoiinE 81 stores
and private residences & task u
comparative ease.
plarerkllip r. TIE haginiuE ~ the
stasc ruute % lake Tahae. ana AZ
tbs tff5za - the HeHF e usually
= $500 a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-02

Startling Allegations in a Sensational Affidavit
SYOra 10 By Judge AOore's Private Secretary

mennaa IN fhs near future. AZ ~
had been informed against TIE Wiz
Goesa company, af1 that II ! Wpuis
90 esasst hfag ! eusiia t. iufiurues
Judge Mcbride "a these cassa thsf
woald pas mse 500 Down ard as
aiueH a. l wanted from tinfs - time
HIaaf prior 70 the trial - the
case q AnaersoH against Nelson r.
fhe United states District court T.
g.. Sullivan. q mafltef ~ tie NotuF
bar. APP tuacbF 81 affiant and effefsd
nfflaug 1N4 " cash and . uefe siAsi
"a ~ Iokn Nalaan. endorsed ~ r
q. SAiiivan. Il this aff'sut euuia
aaree o. hBrr tas esee referred &C.
Affiant aud wouid give decision r.
NelHans favor.
Mr. Fink stated 10 affiaut ~ ons
tifue that afnaat should accert
pfysgsssItloaa % Influence judge
Moast tie said Mas, Nua and /
ouNhf 81 - into deal ta8ethsts
Ylu furnish The Information and I
+. 4. $500 l...s .ls..-.. -. : : :. . -. =
uss faiklnK Mac rou can run tbs
lhfuz afafaa. and Fau eaHt hHs&s tie
Wna loose counany fhey afs tes
BIZ Is tei a fnaft stsnn9raphef. a.
yu4 are. stanf ~ shsif road
tau ard winning uiuiug claims ucfth
A f4lzs million dollars.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-02

Ths NEST fnterrHtsHK feaffhfs -
the carnival 10 far il ths nahE show /.
Nhieh takes place az the carnival
grounds this afternoon. beginning
az 20. Every mother With pretty
baby and what mother dees not
think her own baby the handsagn~si
IN the world lis Interested. and the
list q eutsies h unusually large for
the contest. Prizes are % be award
"a to the prettisat baby boy under
1ns year. to the prettis~t baby Eia
under one year. the fatfest baby boy
under one year and the prattieHt
baby boy between one and two years
u age. The prettiest twins and the
prsttiest Rlri baby between one and
two aiii aiao be given prizes.
The judges fog the shaw are Geo.
Liafsnan. y n Hoffman Miss Maud
" healer Ainn Marie TAenan and
Mrs. Adj f.afx The contest takes
place IN Queen Augustus booth.
The prizes 10 be awarded are
pr@ttisst Hiri baby under year.
gold necklace. nrrtfiest boy baby
under year. silk t.snnei. fatfeat
boy baby. g0-cart prctttsHt girl
baby between and years. Ruld
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-02
MERGE. r
WON OUT
The Federal Court of minnesota
Rules in Favor of the North
ern Securities Company

81 the Sherman act and relates only
~ raliaaalH. and the Securities
company De- Hat a railroad. Neither
road uaa "a party to the forming ~
TIE Securities company.
Judge Lechfau says the Securities
company is bat an investing stock
haidcf IN the railways. without pow
~ 10 consolidate them or interfere
with Their management OF control
That IL M Judgment. BE- cone
eiudss. sand # leads me g. the con-
eiusi0n that none If she defendants
have FIala TED fhe Minnesota auti-
lfast Get Thla conclusion is appar-
entity contrary o. the case Of the
United states "a the Northern he-
eufltieea company. but The rights ~
the iitlasufH and my 0wH sense 81
duty alike require this decision
decree i d. fefure entered dismiss
ing the states biH II complaint
NEW YORK. Aug The North
ern sseufities stock advanced four
points 60 sA ard reacted - -.
Forty Ihoussnd shares changed
hands
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-02

Ssarsiinz aiisgstiouH y hich Il true
prove thas the federal aAlaiais5fs-
.inu at Justice a. Ngase y rotten
10 the V5fe. ana that tbs fresiis
grand iury mvsHs6sa Of rs meth
eds HesuiteA IN aHly = sutatsarinN
disciesare n the cofrufWteH. are
made in an afii4aYt s@ofn COX AZ
Nc3ae JUS I. BY =. "a Mclirtda. pris
sats secretary % Judge MnaFs. The
news came ca the Nouns iinfE Naau-
okf Which arrived this mounting.
Mcbride asserts that Al1rst Pink
~ etnfasEasseH wisk elsa Ga June
- stated fhat Mcbride knew that
Hnre hstn iaas had tobhsd THIS xraud
hiFY but Re denied 81. NehFide alse
stated that flaN offered lIiIu fiqsa
and fars 70 Seattle u - wuula AUS
bis sob.
He rialass that Re tid moi consider
any - Flnks beadiink prorasisiQns
The following = an extract from
NJ Nriass staftiinx affidavit
EanostfHaa tr MaF. shortly after
@sss.-s ..ss. 49, e.4s..4. -, -
from RS rgaFI4ruu - HEFtr1x HHHfrfFE
attorney. e iite Golden Gate hoiet
Albert fluk watsd to me that n
wuaHd Accept employment from the
wife Gsosse cuFHfauy ant Wink for
atm and Iahnaan thfie Eas luts q
uoaeY in Il Cor ~. ~ Vas stat
80 that some cases we're % Re cuff=
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-02
TURNED
1T DOWN
BoARD or WORKS REFUSED
PERMIT FOR LIVERY BARN
-

At the meeting this morning 81
the board Of public works, the petit
ton Of X. ~ Hester for a permit 20
erect a livery stable at the corner Of
Jefferson street and Fifth avenue.
was denied.
a special meeting Of tho board was
held Tuesday 81 this week to con-
slider the matter. and ~ that time
the protests ~ all adjacent proper
~ owners. and. ~ fact, the entire
neiRhborhuod were entered against
the construction Of the proposed
stable.
Hester. through HIS attorneys, set
10 the claim that he had compiled
With al tlte ordinances on the sub
1ect. and that tho board he'd no dis
erection, but was compelled to Issue
the permit.
The powers u the board were de-
fined ~ limiting ita members 70 the
suppression o. a building BY eeclar-
ing II n nuisance. but did not extend
70 the prohibition Of the erection ~
q building. which the board n health
had declared 20 be sanitary
The barn that Hester uiHhed 10
construct was 20 be a tW0-stofy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-02
MOVIE
GOLD
ROANOKE BRINGS $500. 600 AND
Sea PASSENGERS

The n A. T. 8 n. cas- treasure
slan Roanoke capt Weaver, arrived
ffom Nome this mufuinr, eempist=
inF quick trip VIA nuteh iiarbor.
aud bringing taaa eco Ia treasure ana
ita passengers rsyosthirds of her
treasure II consigned 50 che n. a. r.
q 4. CO.. and ths balance MAS ncnt
out by various mining companies ia
the Nome district
THE Roanoke left Nome duly "a.
az d m and made the run down
from Dutch ilafhor la @ lays is
huHtH The revenue cutters Ncruts
inch and Thetia we've At ~ Michael
ou she departure 81 the Roanoke
fruu that port 1niY 81 m. Mrs
Culioeh ia 20 take the senatorial
patty. consisting % senators Nelson.
Dillingham;. uurnham Hnd Patterson
to Nnme. who're great pgepAra TOMS
ara being made feF their reception
Tho ~ A r 4 II Cos river
steamer ueaiv Wtth the party
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-02
LITTAUER
EXPLAINS

WARRINGTON. u. G, AUG. -
Lawyers representing conefessff ma a
i.7ffauHs caiief on SECRETARY Easl
tnaav snA hcld b long conferences.
whieh - taken - mean that Car
liuatons report a. nnt - favorable
believes the depredHtors VIZ Be
speedily captured.
IL rs stated this evening that the
Visig aas 70 furaEtall any possible ia-
Justice chat might he done the con
FfsHEsnnu. Indirectly. By Che wer
department ard g. explain explicit
iY IItfauFF'H connection with Lyon
and the glove contract.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-02
QUIET IN cUBA

WASHINGTON. =. r.. Aust -
Minister kss.ulsfH cables the state
department that there ~ No n'Ace Of
a large afmea band - revolution
iuts IN Santiago province. bat that a
small farty has been raldinE PLAN
faftnuH Three members 81 one
bard psfs killed President Palma
believes thr Operators viii be speed
Nv CAPTURED
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-02
IN DEADLY FEAR
RESIDENTS or PLAcERvlLtE AFRAID THAT ESCAPED
cohvcTs WILL LOOT The TOWN

crowded with tourists. There are
but few here now. however. a. the
fear that the desperate outlaws viii
hold up the stages and rob Or xiii
tire passengers has had the effect OF
keeping travellers away.
n 10 reasonably certain that 'he
escaped feiuns are Ia this vicinity
and aFH only awaiting an opportun-
Is % secure provisions 70 continue
Il cir flight into the Wild mountain
r. Eion 10 the east Last night q man
supposed % be ore ~ the escaped
falons MAa shot az Oh the Lake Ta-
haf road. bot be- escaped into the
brush.
A movement ~ On foot today 20
form q vigilance COMMITTEES ana
place a. nrmed guard IN the town
nIaht ard day untH all danger cf a
raid frofn tfss convicts Il past In
tine meahtiGls the women are IN n
state bordering on hysteria. as they
DO not know 81 what moment they
waii hear the shooting that win be
ihe slsaiai that the outlaws have
ffa~fcA ! RAID on the town
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-02
NOBODY
To BLAME

A eofoneTs jury decided THE
morning that no one was to biHmu
for the Great Northern tunnel ne-
ciasHt "Wednesday niEht ~ which
three men ioef their lives Coroner
Haye held an inquest 81 The 8pnnsY
Watson uufrus. this mofn8ne. over
The three bodies After examining
d number ~ the men employed ia
the tunnel and some - The iufefnen
ffufn the sofka 90 Witnesses. the
iuty returned the fniipv nag verdict
We The jury find that Frank
Smith Joe Carlo and FFnneheak Yer
gsski cense 20 their deaths b being
caught In q slide Ia the Great North
rfr tun mel. The accident was IN
hvaidnbia
The gufY yisvet shs tunnel before
returning the verdict
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-02

with their sails filled BY a spank
ing breeze from tho northwest. Is
yachts started on a race across The
sound az II 10 O'Clock this morning
An interested thronE q spectators
gathered along the water front to
watch the pretty sight. which Nas
one Of the features Of todaYs car
nivsl program.
The white wings Bttftvd ffFfff 90
ting over the line m very good style.
the King street coal bunksrs. get
Their course took them % smith
cove. whence they viii proceed %
Eagle harbor. probably getting back
late this afternoon.
The Judges u the race are Capt.
". e. Jensen. Capt Amos Brown
and w. Hengei They we're IN the
Hornet. Along with them are Queen
Augusta and heF retiuue % maids
and her prime minister.
Probably no person In the process
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-02
FIST FIGHT
in A CAFE
Legal Battle Over Paul DraSd0' s
Win Nix BeHigeranfs Up i'm
Pugihisfic Combat

past few DAYS This afternoon
Nfaa1o came uR 60 assume ghhtss
~ the hash founders on eecund
avenue. AS executor. And theHeupoH
the fNn mixed aud mixed lively
Payne seemed t. be- EeltinE rather
the better % IL when Policeman
Melvin appeared and arrested both
fighters
a bir husky eeok who took side
order ~ the scfap was also arrested
Tor interfering Win the offi ser lie
made . pass az Melvin atd Melvin
flooEed him VITA a blow ~ his nat
Use pcfapperf we've released o.
hail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-02
FOUR MURDERS---
ONE SUICIDE

Coroner Hoye investigated rs
desthB during the month Of July OF
these, four were murders aud one
vaa suicide The other deaths
we're either from accident or deaths
where a physicians had not been
called In. The percentage OF sui
cides r. much smaller than Il has
been In many months
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-02
RECOVERED
THOMAS CUNNINGHAM. SHOT
~ ROBBERS. ABIE TO LEAVE
wAYslDE MISSION HOSPITAL

Thomas Cunningham. whons brave
ssurk Ia defense Of rafrnlfnan New =
man during his fight with robbers
III the Palace lodging house result.
ed IN his being shot. 10 nov out %
fhs hospital and able 10 be about IN.
streets. The bullet entered bis head
aud peneffaied the brain for a short
distance
Il Ia no; improbable that Cunning
hams mind xlil never be what ~
was before the shooting. although
mo really serious consequences are
lssukrd for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-02
BRIBERY
HUNGARIAN PREMIER rs IN.
x pLlcATED IN CROOKED WORK

nuDA PEST. Hungary, Aug L.
IN the house OF parliament today
Deputy clay declared In his testi-
mony that he had IN his possession
direct proof Of the completely ~ the
prime minister IN the bribery case
now being Investigated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-02

Tho Pacific squadron. consisting
Of the Bennington. Marbiehead. New
York and Florence. arrived az Dutch
Harbof. July Is. aud sailed July 90
for KiFka and Bay Water F'ailR
about see miles 20 the westward. 20
survey the harbcrs with view to
establish government station.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-02
WATSON MUST EXPLAIN

Intoxicated. and carrying a guam
tity u articles supposed b. have been
sfoisn, Alexander Watson, hEet 90
years was sent 20 the policc sta
tion this afternoon by Patrolman
Aayou. The old man had collect
81 a large variety 81 Washington
street drinks. and alan several cDoks
aprons. socks and other wearing ap-
perei from the stores II IL suspect
cd that he did not pay for the cloth
ing found In hts posse salon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-02
COMBINE

iissssssss itiss. sas. i.-ss..isis,siss r
Feuton Of the Utah Telephone COM
pauy. II here organising the tsle-
phone companies OF the inter.
mountain region into one company
The strumberg Carlson company II
behind the movement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-02

The IONS browns legal fight cser
the estate ef raai Draaao, ths res
taurank usu5 eulininatta shortly
after q stssg.l thls afteahaan in
fIsi fzzhi hsfWeen TIVE 20 the fons
tesfsHts. The ncrappufa WVre D A.
PAYNE real estate man who rep-
resfnts tire interests ~ nrasaoa cis
icssd witap, ana h. bIasda the
brother 90 fhE Deceased and eXecus
tnr ~ che Will which cuts the dash
ine soHnE AIRS Hra sao orr with a
mrasfy silver doIiaf.
FtXue, A Is claimed has been lH
Ressaasicn az the Vienna cafe. the
rfine'pal asset Of the estate fer The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-02

buildinR tho basement and first
floor 20 be 81 concrete and the en-
tire structure to cost more than
$4,000. He had leased the prop
erfy on which the building would
stand. for period Of 50 years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-02

There viii be an entertainment TO
carpenters and their wives Monday
evening al 5 o'clock. Carpenters
hall. 1870 Fourth avenue. There
viii Be new program. ard general
president OF United Brotherhood OF
Carpenters a Joiners viii be In at
tendance.
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BLACK FOR
MURDERERS

CYNTHIA. Ky, Aus Mar
camN brother was n witness In the
lett White murder trial today. A.
the trial progresses. additional evil
dsher against the prisoners 10 be-
ing constantly produced by the pros
~c1finn.
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WELCOME
CORK olvgs KING EDWARD A
SPLENDID RECEPTION

CORK. IresAnd. Aus. IAN en-
fhusiaNsic welcome Was gtFen TO
King Edward and Queen Alexandra
" hen they arrived on the royal
yacht this morning. The city " pro-
faselV decorated and filled xiih
sIRht-seerr. The lord mayor and
corporation welcomed the king
and queen At the landing. after
which their uaiesfieE reviewed ifs
tfoops A Catholic bishop refused
to assist a. the ceremony II blessing
the calors Of two Irish regiments,
because he said he did not want TO
associate with Protestant chap
lain
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aboard IL expected Ia arrive az II
Michael tniy sa
The party started from Dawson
un the asHamet Faruh. which ran
aground a. miles beies circle CITY.
Arrangements Wote made a. have