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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-24

IN spite Of a most desperate re
slsiance. George nobefts the al
Legged bunsa man wanted IN San
Franoisoo for grand larceny. was re-
arrested on an eKffaaitiaa warrant
la the criminal court room imfue-
diateiy after Superior Judge fieii ad-
taurued court AZ noon today
Prior 20 tho Adjournment Roberts
v a. reiea SOD from the custody - The
sheriff. a. which he Naa refnanaef
yesterday morning ON his own pesi-
tion. DW1ug tho length of time u
* che haiia 20 say, Court ngN
1nda adjourned ssonlys Was Rob
sfis = free man.
when he rase to leave the court
room CITY Detective Bareh served
the exiradition warrant and Detse-
+ tive Ryan % san Francisco grabbed
I HE prisoner b the arm.
Let ms ~. the man shouted. Il
wont e. with you" T'han be at
tempted 20 break agay from TIE Of
h-crs. A Desperate fight enseed IN
which u took four fnen % got con-
troll u no prisoner. He Nafl finally
carried IRON the room and literally
dragged down town By Hafek and
Ryan.
Robartf pretty wife. Who does not
took 90 b. more thar II years Old.
sat ~ her husbands aide IT. the
court roum thin morning. laughing
and tsikina with him. When the
rsssEaissan aarfAat .Rs served. and
her husband ~ strsuu0usiY resisted
the arrest. she turned very pale but
asa not lose her self control. and
sh~n he ~as taken from the room
she followed the ufs1csrs elneelF. In
aerordanre With Attorney crotty's
Instructions she viii not lose sight
81 her husband Until he is taken out
- the state.
A third writ ~ haheas corpus d.
fscted against Ryan vas IsH4ted BY
= .: ., - . - =, 80 =
luty shsftffs MeB~@ and Meueu we're
daspafrhed post haste 70 o*eftake
ths officers who had Roberts IN
charge
Ryan hal % minutes starr and had
aFfangcrn~nts made fer such a eon-
thxeney Tor several days. Fhould
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-24

one ~ the most remarkable pieces
81 lnaivsaaai enterprise IA connection
with The vlalt % the president 70
tbla city has been the arrangements
for ma stay al the Hatel Hashins-
TON Fnf dMya there have been hun
tiredn u craftsmen employed IN put
ttux the new huetrify IN spiek and
span shape foe the reception 81 us
distinguished guest.
Feerywhsse Il has been IKE q bee
hiVs of induMtry. IN the basement
scores of steam alters have been
psrklns nke beavers. kisetftetans.
a s,6re OF more. have been shrinking
Tres testing dynamos ami insslas-
ms ronnecfibnH Tor The Illuminating
aieniay. Thousands OF Hssis mean
decent lamps bad been strung
a retind ne grounds ard festossfied IN
an enrts of fantastic shapes and nE-
.grea around through ana over INV
Ard H. plumber MAS there. with
hi@ to,sia. making al ths sssise he
could pounding \ pipe here nam
y,etgNg eonuectisn there. htsing
,otnts ana soldering pipes. ana
sniaAring shstf faces vita the em-
bleuas Of honest tel. k......
peroraiora, painters. furnHufe
men. movers. hardware men. cham
.bermaids. porters- buffers. toat.uen
rerAaa hors. messengers waters
tvanafer men. stewards. chefs, ele.
.yator boys, matrens. nnsnasefs ana
an have been on the jump Tor ,ne
,s.st two or three dass % see thar
- he si,xhtcsi detail II rfefefation
in their department has been over
Frcr the garnet u the huge hos
t.isy Al the basement. pretty cham
- ,,a,as saa rAsieY maids ana
r,,e~tv hen fsavs are fyinE sfos'ilu
-. .s.ss-- a.sstesa md clean hneh'
snd 4 sf,aii army - SAP house hoys'
s'hlch loak 70 be II least g strong.
- rncrsetleafiy fuhtffng sra polish.
inw everything that looks IS II y
,es.sca IA and many thsuEs that
aon't. just 90 display their enthus-
lssn. - ,......- :
r,cot Company has been standlns
-, hteh ster ladder most Of the
r,arnfpg tnckinF up lass ana star
ananried draperies. while Mrs. Moore
h ~uprrintendins Mr.. Moore and the
serorntl0na. Manager De T. Har-
haush Is responding TO calls from
nrst ono group OF workers and then
4 not her ana the whole n n scene 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-24

CHICAGO. May gl-The prospects
for peace which yesterday locked -
bright IN Chiceeos great Hibef
crisis vanished Tits morning a. cen
fsFenceH that enaef Ia the employers
anf labor leaders barring dsflanes
- each other.
Precedent Hehrass 81 The Fedora
tlnB ~ Labor and the Employers
Association committee ns@t = taHss-
nittfs ~ laundry workers q Hettis
the aifiks ~ !. coo laundry employees.
Fhe uHians waived everything hui
sas- Fikht % =sf!As aaa TIE demand
rs Increased wages. shish ths l#un
aFY owners were willing - aaeeps
fss Enpioysrs Association. q
shtsh the laundry employers bsiaIs
fatty refused So permit = nsttintus4s
on this basis. The association Their
offered 10 substitute an agreement.
sss- - z y : -: - -
uHEflkEutssd plDt "a gradually wed
out the uniontsts
Tha HnEpisyers' Association
threatened 10 Keep sbe strikers aus
- employment forever gel4aF ri Sc
tailatod ~ declaring that nsst an -
eine~F. fireman ~ ang ether err.
riera ~ouia sssF be n~ruasttess sa Re.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-24
EVERETTSHANS
All 10 In Readiness to Receive The President When
Ne Arrives Late This Afternoon

where 10 succeeded IN securing q
slight change in the Everett pro-
gram. Accordingly the dresden
ana party VIII be met iha Whaf
b. "a special train, ana with guests
ihat hhYs been nnHignFd % carriages
will be taken around the paint g.
River side. stnppinK ~ the east end
Of Hewitt avenue. where earn ahsa
all be Va WaillnE
The tine % carriages viii start ~
.sia O. n- ana viii arrive at ths
Trandsinud on colby avenue at 20
Mayor uunsaher VIII deliver short
address ~ welcome ana the prhsiden'
eul respond Tho carriages VII
reach tho wharf ~ 7 . m. and ths
Iadian canoe faor viii Be- started I'm
mediate after the steamer Efanhaus
leaves the dnek With the pFeHidsa.
fiai marty on board
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-24
THE CAMERA FIEND
WAS A BUSY MAN
Hundreds of fure-Takers Try
to Snap the President and
His Pary

The camera nend was IN be great
est Kiofy. Ito had everything IN his
favor. The day was warm ana the
sun bright and he began 70 Lay for
the president even before the rpo-
kane left Tacoma.
Decorations 90 buildings. boats and
streets offered him ample emporium
ity 10 get busy with his machine,
and che arrangements for iiuWlnnt-
ing effects also afforded chance for
unique pictures.
1'he large neet EaliF decorated
with flags and Htfes mefa. IN THE bay
were tbs objects ~ chief interest to
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-24
THE MAYORS SPEECH

Mayor Hume. speech insredaehs ne
~. tbs
Of and rfsea 70 the fAef st
chanea
%
"a time In ne am oskns
Of
q
I Il
dent had tGh sss1
nj .
phrase
haves
xisa shows
and here h. stands be-
h President seattle People q seattle. The p.
Of
broadly amlin and then 20 the crowd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-24
BUSY "D/PS''
Piekpocksts Were Doing Big Business
and Several Got Into the Tolls
of the Law

This is a busy day for riokpoekets.
and since tho Spokane arrived this
afternoon the police patrol could
hardly respond 10 caiis fast enough
10 convey those Caught IN the act
70 tho city Jail In their patriotic
.entbosissn. many persons forget to
leave their poekctbooks and watches
in their nocturnal hiding places. and
as a result VIII 20 home tired and
pennilers for the time being. Dozens
Of officers ana plain clothes de
/ terslvea are circulating through the
crowds and BY night there wtfz1e a
collection ~ dips az police head
quarters which will make the Of
fleefs feel that they have earned
their pay for one day ~ ieast
James Mclaughlin and Frank
Haifcy, piekpocbeta. were arrested
n 80 o'ciocls this afternoon IN the
crowd on second avenue, and niaeaa
W the City Jail THE FORMER was
caught W the act ~ picking z man e
pockets by Detective Lane. Three
other mon were With him. but IN
fha crowd eapesed &c eaeane fraf.
TIE officer Haifcy, who Il aaid TO
be most notorious pickpecket. was
arrested BY Special DETECTIVES Rob
efts. McLaughlin's pockftA were fun
Of money.
Frank Fay. a dip" was arreatati
AZ Union street and Third avenue
b. Desctive Tenant lie resisted
arrest aud broke away from the o.
ncnr lie was only taken Into Gus
tody nftcr a chase of several blocks
q o. carr u this city notified the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-24

0LrScoyg. May s7.--ln shr atari
% the yacht race today by anofYl0iai
tlins the nsiiance and gunatiiufich
crossed the line tosnihef 80 e
e'eIo~k. the Columbia } minutes. ~
seconds later.
When the start Was msde. the
Niad wss coming IN ~treaka Al
NEST ~ soon a. the kan was ifed
Capt rarF pokea the neiianee's Bass
aeroaa the lins. 1nst ahead 81 fhs
Constitution. the Rritaane having the
bad weather berth
The Reliance soon began % tasll
Awsf. and AZ Peacock f'elnt. one mills
ard quarter from the start. run.
nlng under q thrse. knot bfee4e. she
had opened a hss sap ON the Con :
stifution.
The Constitutions haliaonef be.
eauie ~ntanFied IN setting Il aad the
Columbia picked up on her rapidly
She was soon up 10 the goneiita
tien'r beam. When ths sail was
stfaiRhtsnsd o4i the Reliance Waa
i~ajins ~ half a mile.
iir aiss e'ciprs the wind fsli flas
aud the raos became Drifting
match, A. aiss e'rleek the nsitmr~s
was steadily drawing away frofu her
opponenss, who we're having a lively
ut Tor secund place.
~ $40 0'clcck the Heliance was
TIVE miles ahead % the Columbia
she caught a puff Of wind ana
JAILED across the Constitution .
bows.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-24
THE TRIP FROM TACOMA


Spokane Presidential Psrvl
TACOMA wash May s-rhs Presidents visit
"a raema was a. u,ssnneen, asush'fal
the sound
Accompanied by party Jeff the Tacoma hotel at
SIS driven the wharf s'e'Fsd By
runt.d police Guard washington In me
oasxs. Merrae Congressman csh-
man aeners Funston Secretary oshss
Tn. steamer spokane saly end All
vs in hsrer hrxiss, rrEa In h"naf Of
me oeeasa Mscsh steamed
on IA. trip to h''"'f'"
.sous 10 invited ssss rrea a1e"s
saAsrsa aous me president fAr'esn As Mr.
, walked across the gang plank struck "Amsfa
ana the crowd. people president rSee and raised his
hat In response to voeifeoas srveuax
As the steamer n vessels In ne hsFees
n~a IN IN. sAar lasted several inmates Tbs band
aaa.a 10 the enthusiasm Time the pa Town TO
uasA.~
ta.r perfect shy Of co'an'Hsas sas
.eaasns oas into broad President Roosevelt
- , uss vsu ioo guests Tacoma al o'sa
,s,. ,rsuns vita salute ana fsffss' sa
lam ct steam bidding farewell
rn tY down III. sound start to finish and
=. pf.ssasas sa9iis 80. ssS-
tire morning afss ths sFp va begun he sa'' ~ So
m oa.hsass .sssh suoa'd 10 about ms
49, ana facing IN. eo.ns side to $40 aPpaf
.-,v obvious Of all elss IN asnkAt the np
s.pt stcAon in spokAn. ard General M@Ns
a. p,a, coa.t paay provided president With Sa-
a ..Aa the pents shrsasssui sa' Journey
Tn. u.~ was grandeur beautiful snow .sd o'n-
..., ana s..a.a nsr~ara Mount Rainier partially
.as~ n, aescy clouds aA me ars' eppsr'"Ay ms
a, IA. had 10 get Rainier ana he .s $50 70
,s ana .. rapars mountain In ths dan distance
throughout IN. entire and fs~ guests At his
.. nov and thea occupied ~hia others members 81
,s pre.a.u,.ai party ss trip we're on the main
deck
rs. run to SscuIoa to '"s aids
49,. ..,.n on ,hs arrival is o'clock tbs pFsa
,.n, as me. BY Captain marines and 1ssh
r., and large body at attention
along the hayward wharf.
A ne ashsed from naval station eoosa
-. ,r..s.nrs salute when the os~s and
ssrs sIssa the wharf IN front Of shs
psSss ."slgysa T. The 1sss si
y ins station - ,,,,. ...eA Me-
p. sseesss 60 T.. s Ms ss ,ss lyon
4 bsss VAN to school children eemssssy
s s s s 1 S .s s s s1 sa ssa
T Start 70 seattle was thsn e. me n & yisass sa.o
the enjoyed dainty feed IN the NAN
presently s sass sss tr' s s.
forty description bad sslssd ..s ss IN.
spssr. passing between ssh, and that
= s n. hat and sasa crowded ss.ss
each whsssd wseSs e he y ' en- ny Of steam. craft
president abreast sash IT, ,ns = ss % hssa ara n 20
Hard sailing at st ssy sHa and sa Gssnasa
Ssr to Win daylight fireworks.
ne boa, s .sss q s bay 70
waterfront 70 TIE sop Of ne ars
as and IN every crowds Of pp
s,ss. Ss sSs baa1s gsys
~ end on ss sos sns sa a vent Ths sang PLANK a.Rsl
:. ne president started dow" to be s'S x *
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-24

A special 20 the star from EFsfstt
says that Everett 10 gay with naEs
and bunting, and all arfanasmafita
are completed for the entertainment
Of the president today
eVeF9 detail has been approved hY
the managers ~ the presidents par
~ and the PROPOSED route through
the city has bssn Inspected and ap-
proved ~ the secret service AGENTS
crowds from the country District
are hooking into town. HusineHs
houses and residences have been ias
ishiy decorated. and Hewitt avenue
u lined from the river 20 TIE ba y
a i'm almost unbroksh walls Of taEs
and bunting.
y ~ auiford. chaifman ~ the en- .
tertsnnient committee. rutufned
from Portland yesterday fnornlhE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-24
DRAGGED FROM COURT
FIGHTING FOR Freedom
George Roberts. Alleged B0nko Man, Kidnapped BY
San Francisco Officers finder J0dge's Very Nose

the officers be 0vsrtaken before they
get out 81 the state. Ryan Biii bs
compelled 70 pFodnee Roberts to
court merit Monday metusng. whea
the prisoners attorney VII contest
the Euniciency Of the extfeditlon
papers.
Ryan and Bsfek sainlY tried 70
asa strategy 10 prevent Mrs. Rob-
srts from following them. and Eiy-
inr Information 20 the officers a. .
the train ~ boat Ryan and his pFis-
0nssr would board when last seen
shn Was following them down
Seventh avenue toward Yesier way.
IL 10 thought that the officers sili
keep Roberts in hiding until they
can manage 90 snugRie him aboard
boat or train.
Roberts looked over his shoui6~
and called 20 HIS wife as he went
down the street. Don't ct them
give you the slip. soiioa me"
The proceeding o. prevent Roherts
from being taken hack 10 san
Franeiseo 10 stand trial have been
most complicated. Three vrifs II
habeas corpus have been Issued b.
IudFc Bell on the first the prfsVuef
was released from custody YESTERDAY
morning.
His attorney 81 that time claimed
that he waa ~ tina custody OF the
detective who had the eKtrsettton
warrant and demanded another writ
directed sgninss HyNn. He also PEE
tisianed tie Judge 20 remand inc
prisoner 20 me custody Of tho sheriff
80 that ne could ret be spirited
away. This was done.
This s1orning Deputy Prosecuting
Attorney Todd moved for the dis
niinsai % the writ Of hateas corpus
and thf release Of the prisoner from
the custody Of the sheriff. claiming
that the eztraditton warrant haf nos
been served and that thsssfSrs Rob
arts had never Sssn IN HTanis Gus
Z f-s,--- = -.-.a-s = = -----.
The Judge decided thai fk1i'sif Z
was not legally IN custody Of kysn
untsl the wArrast had been served.
he refused 70 grant Mr.. GTuttf's
pstltion 90 issue another writ d
hab.sA corpus before the warrant
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-24

the camera man before the marine
parade started and when the gpo-
Kane steamed % 70 the wharf with
the presidential party OF board a
hundred machines snapped her.
Several hundred aneHasH Vsrs
among the crowd at the University
grounds and every minute OF %
while the president vas speaking
fhs "ciick' ~ the camera could -
heard. The president VS. caught IN
every pose ana attitude ard from
the tops Of nrighb9finR buildings and
even from psrches In trees could 10
seen the eaEis-eyed man With ina
photograph gallery"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-24

rs GUILTY

sr LOUIS. NO, May "a Emil
Hartman was found guilty Of
bribery IN the houas Of delegates IN
the city lighting deal today aud VAS
sentenced 10 siK years iinpflaeh
ment no Immediately flied = mo-
ton FOR a new trial.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-24
TO PENSION
MINISTERS

Los ANGELES. May 27.-Dr. n.
T.. Aanex. chairman Of the board Of
ministerial "a 50. made an eloquent
plea Tits morning before the Praaby-
terian assembly 10 pension AGED
ministers. his plea VIII probably be
4rHfs ted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-24

police nj : o'clock this afternoon that
a pocketboek containing 81 had been
stolen from him while ne vas stand
Ing IN front Of the postofiice watch
ing she parade,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-24

mission by Superior Judge Tailmnn
faaIn as receiver ~ the defunet Hal
lard Savings bank. 20 recover a
Judgment against the bank for tt4.-
s92 on n bond furnished to drill ns
Indemnify for loss OF injury he might
suffrg worn depoaitipg the funds -
the city OF Ballard in the bank
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-24

STOCKTON. Cal. NAV "a wall
Of the three-story brick bui ding be-
ing erected by the Stockton Invest
ment Company Toll outward this
morning, crushing two story
wooden building adjoining Mrs
Alice OConnor. 81 Pullman. Wash.
and Mrs. Barry. her sister. - thia
city. were In the building and we're
both dangerously injured
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-24
NAV SUE ~ HG LIKES

" r. Grln. city treasurer Of nal-
lard. was, this morning. given per-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-24

$40 SC Paul and return. VIA Great
Northern railway on sale June and
3, FOR A. .. y. W. meeting -. Paul
Tickets and fun information AZ city
Ticket ONCE, Gt2 lat ave. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-24
DIR. kETTIE {. BUR.
LING'S NEW RES
IDENCE
A Bcau,ifui Colonial Style Home
on Capitol Hi 10 Be
Occupied In
Few Days

Dr. Nettic r. nurllng. who has
been IN California on A business trip.
he@ jusi returned to acoupy her NJ W
colonial residence on Capitol HHi.
This splendid home IL located ~
the southwest corner ~ rfaaprtt
ard Alohn streets ana adjofna the
HUME N Mr. n. NJ Grihble, az G,flb4
bic & skscnc.
fIr. nufllng has found IN Capitol
Hiil tho most beautiful reaidence
properly ~ Seattlo and chose the
alto of her present home after a
darvfui consideration of the difief-
ent residence sections Of the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-24

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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-05-02

otism should be the aspiration of all
the people living here We are situa-
ted so far from the main land, out IN
the great ocean, that we must neces-
sarily in war depend on the people or
the main land for defense, and IN peace
our markets will be with the same peo-
pie.
NEED OF SMALL FARMERS.
1t is a mistake to think we do not
need white immigrants. or that this Is
not a good place for them TO come to
or to settle in. Whatever may be said
TO the contrary. there can be built no
American free state on anything but
American citizenship. This territory
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-05-02
Afternoon Dispatches From Associated Press.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal May 1.-The steamer Whittier towing
Fullerton left for Honolulu today with 5000 barrels of OIL
HALIFAX, May LA serious riot is reported from Port of
Trinidad Fifteen from the British cruiser Paas
CONSTANTINOPLE May 1.-The situation in Saonica is
existing
Extraordinary military precautions being taken throughout the
Turkish empire.
MANILA, p l. May 1.-The fanatica leader Rios has been
will do much towards pacfying the
Mindanao
surrendering and the general situation is improving
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-05-02

than one flag or regretting annexation.
That fact cannot be changed. and in
the near future annexation will prove
of inestimable value to these Islands.
1t is to our interest to be faithful to
the mother country. The general gov
ernment has been most generous with
this territory. But we must be able
and willing to maintain here our pub
lie schools and public roads. and all
other utilities for the public, so that
our children, as they grow up. may be
prepared for intelligent self govern
ment. We must seek more free labor
and less Asiatic labor. We should
build up our home life by inducing
European and American families to
come here. We must bear in mind
that our government, in and out of this
territory, must be maintained by intel
ngent people. We should have a pa
triotic pride in the United States be-
cause it is our country and we have
every reason to love this country and
to love the American people. Patri-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-05-02

who speak the English language and
men who are either American citizens
or who can soon become such.
CHEAP LABOR NOT EVERYTHING.
1t will not do TO settle up this ter
ritory with Asiatics alone; cheap labor
is not the only thing we need. We
most need American citizens. men who
can build up and maintain state,
those who will govern it wisely. 10
do this. we must hold out inducements
to good people elsewhere to come ana
settle here.
Our present population is a mixture
OF all races. but we are now pare or
the great American family, and it is
&Olly for US to be toying with more
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-05-02
PARIS WELCOMES KING IN MILITARY STYLE
Loubet Receives
Him at the
EIysee.
ASSOCIATED Press cabIesrams.)

PARIS, May liking Edward
was given popular welcome to-
day On his arrival from Italy.
Thousands of people lined every
street through which His Majesty
passed on his way 20 the Elysee
Palace, where he was greeted by
President Loubet. The reception
was purely military function
and was carried through with
dash and ceremony, some of the
finest troop of lancers in the coun-
try accompanying King Edward
through the streets and many
more being quartered around the
Palace. English flags and French
tri-colors are flying from business
houses and the reception accorded
the British sovereign is nearly as
enthusiastic as that given to the
Gar on the occasion of his visit.
Many elaborate functions viii
be held in Paris this week. A
great ball, as elaborate as has
ever been held in the Elysee Pal
ace, will be given in honor of the
Royal guest. Evidences of Anglo
phobia are lacking in today's hap
penings and it is considered that
the visit of King Edward goes a
long way toward improving the
relations of France and England.
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Ex-Mayor Ames on Trial.
RUSSIA'S
PLANS FOR
FIGHTING

ST. PETERSBURG. MAY l.
Russia is pushing war operations
at both extremities of the empire.
A council of military and naval
commanders was held here to-
day.
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Judge Estee's Paper.

JuuSe ESIee fapef.
The ambition of all people living in
American territories is to be admit
ted into the Union as state, at the
earliest possible moment. for then each
citizen becomes an American sovereign
and thereafter selects his own rulers,
makes all laws for his government and
does all things which a free and inde-
pendent man living in a free country
can do. But before this can be ac-
complished, the people living in such
territory must learn many things.
They must learn the principles of free
government. They must remember
that they are only admitted into the
Union by the favor of the people liv-
ing in the other American states. They
must learn economy in public affairs.
They must seek for American immi-
giants to settIe up their territory. men