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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-11
CRIMP IN
BOOKIES
IL Was Put There Yesterday
by Talent at The Meadows

-Four favuriseH won az good odds
at TIRE Meadows yesterday. and A. a
Result the talent pat an awful
srtfnp ln the hssasuHkera. The iat.
Ter claim that their losses on the
four races sxeeFHHd tlfea A. ans
rate the outside played even O.
silxht extent for fas poar cdsts
posted durinK the safiY part % the
rfeeent meet
Rsta n. van haadilf the only har-
ness race 81 the DAY. 50 class
pace Tor a taa purse
Winners IA running facea
FIRST race fuuf ard a nalf fur
inuga selling. I've year aids-Nui.
DOGGY = to l. stnart NJ
Second Faees SIX and a hst fur
longs selling fauf year aids ana up
-TnFp. 60 2 Stuart ur
Thlfd race. eHs rifle anf Ice Ysriis.
...slas.ss s..s.s. 49, ssssf. e.ss 80. 49,
- Ass-A -i--'.s h - 49, = - : - 60 :
WHuFT~s fW az HaHsHah WN
Fuurth faees flse fuflnnEs three
year o,t=, sslIIaN Mstys fftsiF.
- ia pmKan up.
Flrth race. seven fafiangs seihag
three year eiiz ard ap The Pride.
> % ~ Ashley MH
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eorpses were strewn au every.
step. At ? o'clock this morn
ing IS bodies had been remov-
ed To tho surface. and within
the next hour y more were tax
en- out. making a total OF 90
The victims had left the tram,
evidently trying TO reach the
open air. when aspliyNiatcd
I he bodies were couyulscd,
many holding haudkerehieis 10
their mouths, Their faces were
swollen and distorted. and in
many eases the skin had peeled
off
The victims are equally d.
vided among men. women and
children. Some. who were
handsomely dressed. were eyi.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-11
Frighfm Loss of Life Follows
Burning of Two Trains i'm a
Paris Railway Station

PARIS. Avg lt-Not until
, O'Clock tins morning were the
fremcn able 10 penetrate the
tunnels az the eMniImontant
station, 60 the scene OF last
nights catastrophe, when two
trains were burned and prob
ably 100 persons smothered.
ON the stairs were seven
corpscs OF persons who were
smothcrcd while buying tick
cts. Further on the body OF
the ticket agent was found near
the tickle, booth. The fumes at
this point were So dense that
the hgemen were unable 70 pen
citrate further
Al CouronueSs station the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-11

OLYMPIA. wash. Aug no The
supreme court the Afternoon deu,ed
the writ of crffiufsn prayed fo4 -
the nroprie0rs Of the favoritr SALOON
ia Hr~mcrton. who sought 10 have
the court declare Illegal the act Of
the BremeFtuu city council in re-
vokinR the license u this ana other
ia looms.
The decision IL victory for
prefnrrton and makes permanently
effective the act Of the council IN
reyoklnF ali iIuunf licenses Boa the
navy yard town
The case vas appealed from the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-11
BREMERTON WINS
SUPREME COURT DENIES PETITION OF SALOON
MEN PERMITTING THEM TO REOPEN

superior court and was set for hesT-
ing al the October term Of court.
The aaionn men pctitioued the SUI
pfefns court 20 issue g writ af GER
tiarari. uhleh would have the effect
Of permitting them 10 conduct their
"a loon until m3ch a tiuis - the eaEs
eauld be heard on ita merits and =
decision given.
In denying the writ the court
holds that Il would be iuadyisaDiS
10 permit the saloon to run mas
much az tha license under which 10
i operated expires n October be-
fore ths time set for the hearing "a
the case
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-11
GOT $500
Woman Won Damage Suit
Again Telephone Company

Mrs. Lydia nareham was Yesterday
awarded sa.ss asusaRe. Axaifst the
sunset Trisphane aHd Teiszfaph Corn
panv o. ~ federal saslff Nh NHr-
chan asked g. 80 damages foF IN
faries sustained frees faHinz inta a
sais hois on Twelfth axenu. a year
$50 TIRE ease waH tfsed once before
49, Mrs Marehaa awarded E.aa, huf
she defendant corporation areurvd
mna. irlaL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-11
MORE SCANDAL
ARRESTS LIKELY TO FOLLOW The DEVELOPMENT OF
PosToFFlcg INVESTIGATION

IL exonerates him from the COM
mission % any intentional wrong .
doing The report IN hia case viii
probably be acted on this week II
declares him ~ he too weak 60 fiIi
ths position, and he viii be allowed
r. retire with no stain on his in
teafity.
chtistiancy IL the man who WAS
In the office when Mrs Tynsr raid
Al the safe
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WASHINGTON. d. c. Aur. IL
An important development In the
postal scandal r. said 10 be again
imminent Il 10 believed number
81 arrests will b. made before the
end ~ the week
The investigation Of Chrisiianey.
the assistant ta the assistant attor-
nry general for the department. has
been practically concluded.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-11
SOCIETY QUEEN
A FEMALE SPORT

CHICAGO. H.. Aug 10 tdentlfl-
cation af She beautiful woman Nhe.
after INDUCING iu a rioiuuH time IT.
Chicago playing the races ana see.
Ina the tendrfiain. attempted suicide
al the Auditorium hotel last night
proves her to BE- Mary Lstls. =
niece 81 Airs carter y. Harrison q
ABffessbonu Tenn and sister Ia
law % the late President uaf5isan4
She d = member 81 one 81 ths most
prominent families IN Tennessee.
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cLUBMEN TO
BE ARRESTED
Chicago Warrants charvs Fashion
able Resorts With Being in
licensed Saloons

CHICAGO. 81. Aug IL War
.rants have been issued against the
Officers 81 more than Tee eanpa
eharElns lheiu with keeping uhlls
CanHsH saloons The contention II
thas clubs having bars. should Haf =
license fHaIusssa iu ~ tgf are the
~ >;..> s.. :. - --s'-<z - - ~ :.
league. Chicago Athletic. steam IN
riuaaf. Columbia Yacht. Marquette
and uIiiuais wediHh 0les clubs
Mayer Harrison ordered the police
10 arrest all against whom warrants
have been issued. and ~ there - any
fesistaufs shown. 90 haul the men
% The HHffni Wagons
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TERRIFIC
CYCLONE
Sweeps Over West Indian Islands
and Renders 5000 People
HomeIeSs--Many Killed

WASHINGTON. y. G.. Aug IL
United states Consul Jewell. az Fort
De France. Martinique, cables The
state department under yesterday
date AZ follows
- terrific cyclone visited the lH-
land az midnight Saturday DOING
,,.eaf daraaae 10 crops $40 fruits
1corer I'D houses At Fort " France
we're demolished. Trees tHo feet
thick were upf8ofed one person
waa killed. Tho consulate % iuinct
seven persons were Killed az Triuate.
Many houses were destroyed in the
new villages u TiYoA, Fond, La
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BROKER
KILLED

BOISE Ida. Aug 10-B. s. Heu-
nett. a prominent Wall street hro-
ker. was killed today in a runaway
accident at Sweet. while on hts way
90 Thunder mountain miueHe. Df.
Cramer. who was with him, had two
ribs broken. The brake on their
vehicle broke while they we're Eo-
Ing down q steep hill.
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49, YORK o. u. a. NJ.

SYRACUSE. y. \. Aus 1.-The
thirty-fhira annual session - The
state council q the rfftsr - United
American Mechanics opened here To-
dav with a good Attendance The
ufocsedings opened ~ % o'clock thts
morning with appropriate e1srcisfs
under the auspices Il the local cnun.
ca. followed b. the cuufsrFiug 81
aegrees TIL. ezenlne th-r- vii =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-11
SSHAKEElujP

More evidence q the good results -
the stars crusade for better poiier
protection Ter TIE city was brought
70 uEht this afternoon whsn CHIEF
Sullivan ordered nerteetivs Jack
narrk and Charles Phillips. plain
clothes men. % report for duty IN uni
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-11
WATER SHUT OFF

water viii be shut OF tomorrow.
from q "a. 10 o. m on fhif=
teenfh. Fourteenth and h1ftsfsnih
avenues south. from tarkssn street
20 the city iimitH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-11
CABINET
RESIGNS

BuDA PEST, Aug. i0-The lower
house today was Informed that the
cabinet has resigned. Emperor
Frank Joseph is coming 10 Hungary
90 form "A new cabinet. Pending the
formation of a new ministry. the
house al iaurncd.
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fern At Z o'clock tomorrow morning
II IL practically an order for these
officers e. set busy and cult rlaY.
ina paiitirs
lssgh narck and f'hlllips have great
hapxH ~ sucressiinH Sullivan and are
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-11

UNITED STATES PRISONER MAKES HIS ESCAPE AT skAowAS
STEAMER cAscA STRIKES REEF

who had the wheel While capt. BALI
- vent b~l8w % get bis lunch foil
asleep. and the steamer. with 10
guiding power and under full steam.
crashed . pm the rocky ledge OF tho
island which % iu the middle OF the
lake She struck equArslY on her
hfaHhaard bow. Wrenchlng the stem
and tearing away the deck pislaking,
The shock was 80 great that 10
threw the sleeping mate over tho
y heel and half way out Of the for
ss5aFd windows Of tie uiiat house.
- = . . j-.As t--. - - -
her bow serious damage sud = prob
ahls Ices Of lifc might have resii.s ?
"a. A. Il IL she VIII be oct Of e~sn-
mission for a couple Of weeks.
Members % the W p. & Y. ".
train crews ssy that a great forest
IRE ia raging along tie shores and
IH the hills surrounding Lake Ben
nett II iE nni known Just how the
fire got started. but Il Il stripping
T the country OF much timber. Every
thing i 30 SMOKY sioHs the Lake
/ that 81 j. difficult 20 see any dis
lance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-11
TORCH OF REVOLUTION
BURNING FIERCELY IN
FAR=0FF MACEDONIA
DISTURBED COUNTRY AND FIGHT
ING BETWEEN SOLDIERS PATRIOTS GOES ON DAILY

shIp because the latter failed 10 "a
lutte Russia has demanded repura-
ton rs no uncertain terms. and has
notified the Russian ambnHnadDr at
CuuHfantiu1plr that IL doea not care
fas apologize from the sultan. but
vgauts the exemplary puniahmsnt Of
al concerned.
LONDON. Aug Lo=The Pail Mall
Cavities Berlin CorfeHpun dent wires
that ths German government has
been assured that the Balkan Hiiua-
ton II not serious and that the pfeH-
era trouble 10 The last fiekefing OF
an eKtiuHuishcd candle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-11

Justice George yesterday ISSUED a
y ArFstnt for the srest If NrtH John
son ON a charge % abtatniuN money
under faiee rfetrOura FROM sfrs
end hand dcaief 10 whom ne 70 al
legged 10 have so,a uoytsaEed furui-
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haye. Furniole and neclunes rem
defing 5000 victims Of last years
catastrophe again homeless. Reports
from the interior OF the island are
Indefinite. There = great discour-
aaemcut."
WAsHJNGTON. y. e. Aug ~ -
The weather bureau this morning
sent ont the following The hurri-
cane that appeared lu the East Bar
badoas Aug y is APPROACHING cuba
from the Caribbean sea and VIII
rgabatiy rncurte uorthWard over
+ larida. There viii be dangerous
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-11

School district No. 400 WIS yesterday
divided iuto several small diHtfieta BY
County superintendent Of schools
Hartranft The reason Tor the dia-
solving u the district IN that during
the laHt year Il has failed to maintain
school ....-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-11

a nscsption ga houof 81 the visitors
arid tomorrow the annual parade
vii takr uInrr
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RALoNIoA. Aug. io.-Thefe Waa
further fighting yesterday near
gtraVitie between "a hhttHliauH Of
Turkish ffauIs and "a large ihHuf
gent band Tseniy -four hattaiians
OF Turks have been ordered To pro
coed % the revolutionary diaiFtstH
IA Maead6uih. Two hHttHiiuHa pass
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coHsrANTtNOPLE. Aug. 10
Continental ndvlcrH show that the
whole country north Of MonaHii r.
nov lu a state Of rrN Oft aud the
movement is spreading nouthward.
Vau af ManHHtif lass been diamisH-
I'd. An imperial trade afaefs
court martial e. assemble at Mon
aatif % trf the Assassin Of the huH-
Hiau consul
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-11

sgnrua during the nest a hours IN
the Cuff % MeKlco. South Atlantic
ocean and cuban waters
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q here leaag snroale to Monmouth

LONDON. Aug lord Balfour
nHid topny tn the houHe Of commons
that the government b. unable 10
give any satisfactory aHFuranfa HH
- The state Of affairs iu Macedonia.
lie rAid Europe stu hoped the Rus
90 Austrian plan would BE- aurecnf
full
BELGRADE. Hertia. Aug 10
.The last ndvfeeH received here re-
rurding the murder Of the Russian
consul ~ M0uaatlr nays that the
consul struck Rsudsfms with "a
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sKAGWAY. Aug Especial cor
respondrnce THE soldier Fremont
VI 30 has been held IN the United
States lali awaiting the action 81 the
next grand jury on ehAfEF 0f Tor
gerry. made = hfeah for liberty last
evening ID about .. ARD though
BE- dld not have more than i've iniu-
utra' start II Jallsr Burns. be had
not been appfshendsd al O'Clock
this morning
FyefF avenue af escape o. being
The fugitive can set out u the town.
when DO leu the Jail he had neither
hat nor coat on
Fremont b the mon whn % chhts
- with passing a forged check on
Tony noFtero.
The Htnuueh steamer Casca. which
lsft Whitehoras At : =. m. saturday
for DaNson With passengers ana
freight. met Hith an accident and
returned % Whitsharse August 3.
While stcauiiuE atuus Al the rate 81
about 10 miles per hour on Lake
Ia narRe Mr.. Harve- the mate.
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roo lATr no clAssIr,,

TOO LATt TO CLASSIFY
tanight at 3@ y IN .
West EprinK street. large stock =
eruesries. teas. cnffsss. dishes ara
cooking utensils don't miss this ate
ton easeres 4 Co
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-11
MEMS SHOES
Soft Hats and Derby Hats

LATE STYLE DERBtEs IN black
or brown. regular price s. 90 re-
dueau To rsssts .ttstts -fsssf+H Ito
SOFT HATS, all styles, IN bucks
and eolors. regular price f2.ft. re-
duced 10 ....S $3.50 and $3.50
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THE BEST
GAME EVER
ouopAIu'a BABEs Losu A
GREAT CONTEST TO THu AN.
oats

nugdaie's nahea ana their best 20
win the first OF the seattle Les An
golcu seriua at Athletic park yeHters
day afternoon. They We're finally
beaten 10 the greatest exhibition Of
hall playing ever seen az Athletic
park by a seuHe Of 60 1.
tt war fight FROM the first man
up 60 the last one down. Though
the visitors took the lead Ia the fitst
three inuusa at no time dufing the
game did they have cineh ou II
Though he had not pitched Tot sew
rrai weeks before yesterday after
noon, Hickey aid we'll ON the slab.
lie and Thatcher broke even On the
hail tossing hanorH, though hits
were punched worse on Hickey than
on Thatcher.
The great beauty ~ the game was
the beautiful fielding Seven double
plays were pulled of and the hid
on the hlearhefn said after all was
over, a guess that's playin' SOME.
sk Hf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-18
YESTERDAYS
RACES

FIRST nAcn seven furiouEs. Tor
four - fsaids aud up
The singer 10 .. Carson pp. first
iisadHtreng. second
AuEle. third
Time-i % -
SECOND HAcr sis mrionEs. for
three. yeafseiaa and up. selling
AnaHa. kta 8. Powell VS.. fret
lou Ciicvssirn second
GLADYS Heti. third
Time Ne
TItnp RACE seven fufiepHs. Ter
-four, yvafseida. aud up HeiinE
Arthur Ray. to : Coils up. firsfi
RoHin. second
George Dewey. third
Time o.
FOURTH RACE The Ladies' Plate
five furiengas for tNosy sArsnlda
" J.. frank. 10 0. Nee up. firatl
Planet, second
Resigned. third.
Time % ia
rIsrH RACE rive end one hsif
fuflenss Tor feuf. yeAr-oids snd ~
selling
Matt Hogan. 20 e. Corson up. fret.
This Pride. serund
Oisndehnlns. laird.
Time Il.
SIXTH RACE one mile Tor four
year olds and up selling
vesaila 70 !. Henderson Up. first
Kitue Kelly second
Pirate Maid. third
Time ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-18
SOCIAL D0iNGS

Mr and Mra Milo tmthef Cater
Wheeler announce the marriage Of
thoir daughter. Maud Louisa Uraev,
Go Frederic William Smith, WednrHs
day evening. June e. at B 90 O'Clock,
&c their residence. SECS Dayton Az
cnuc. Fremont
Mrs n, rreWhriaEo save a fsesps
tloH to larae number ~ ftleaaa
Wednesday afternoon at her home
Queen Anne hlH
Mr and NrH - \ Mcclellan enter
tain iarse number ~ their friends
tonight 90 their residence Seventeenth
avenue, A musicale will be 1issn the
foro part ~ the eveuing. after which
cards viii be PLAYED.
Miss Beatrice Wrirht slyer an lnfofs
maj luncheon luncheon FRIDAY after
noon, az her hume ieii Madison
Mrs. janice u itogo, ir, save a mn.
-ical s,enius last uisht
Tho " r. q. club save am eutins "a
Monday. june II At the Summer homie
1T Mfu, E T. rrvmpvr acronH isak'
Washington.
rho Council II Jewish Women saw
an open meeting WEDNESDAYS eNsuinf
at Temple De ltifseh ats e'cleck
Mrn Arthur ". Denny gave an at
homr from "a "Wednesday aftefhuef
at her home. thso seuvca street
MIS-, ShefW god Uillcsp, save a Nneh
con party Yesterday afternoon II hei
homie. Covers acre laid Tor 10
Mr. Ichn usaYis and Mr. Alheft ftar'
zen have taken apartments At th'
Washing ton
The one hundred and twenty etshth
anniversary II thr battle ~ huuke'
hni was COMMUNICATED by the Eani
and panshtefa ~ the American HatA.
hutton with = reception aud hall At th'
Washington last night The address a
the evening Vas delivered b. hefhsrl
4 OrirEs ~ Tacoma
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THEY'RE UP T0-DATE

intcrprising japan, not % be oft
done hY western nations pfdpasss
20 connect th6 numerous Islands ul
itH Kingdom by q wireless toisNfapl
system News Nuh brought by tn
lSu Mnfu. arriving Tuesday. thai
T.. Hato aud other % JapAn'a maal
prominent hualnrAH men, az recent
opening of the imperial diet. made
q petition that such a scheme b.
carried cut
A wireless system between MiYeH.
aid in NnnunnM prefecture. Hhf
iiasaekimau. IN keelunE, "a diatanes
az $50 miles. II tu be- completed II
July az an expense of 10000 yen,
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ARRANGEMENTS FOR
MR.. D0RE' s FUNE RAJ

Arrangements for the funeral 81
the late John ,. Dofe. which eill
take place Saturday morniuz At
20 80 e'eieek. are nov roinpasts. The
services viii be held aud requiem
hiEh mass sung az she church 81 the
immaculate Conception on nFead
WAY, lnterment VIII be IN Calvary
cemetery,
The honorary palib-arrrs chosen
are Mayor Hutn~a. Judge & ~ tIan
ford - the federal court supsfiog
Judges " 4 Hell. lloyd 'Faliuaan
n a Aiheftsou. Arthur y niFirir
ana George = Morris Judge
George Mesds Emory J. j Met'af-
fefty and Daniel kellrhsr. The ae
tive palt-hvafefn VII be Thomas n
Vance Of Olympia J. Eugene Tiaf
an - Everett y W halss@f. " ~
Morris. Corporation Counsel Mitch.
ell Gillian. y. - FttnEeraid. J. ]
f,asiey and David AfEyle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-18

TERRIBLE EPIDEMIC

Commissioner General 81 inml-
grafton SARGENT NaA taking an tntF
portant prvcaution when ou Ms Fe.
cent visit 10 the sound, ne oFisfTd
far more FtEld msdifal ssatnina :
ton 81 Japanese immigrants than
vas enforced befefe, AccoTdins Ia
mail adyiSes reviewed on The iyo
Mari o. but one pfusiscr - iaEssh
iia. 0o0 school children have hHeofae
affected with tfNehpma, a disease nf
the eyes.
f'onr Jepan~se. Similarly anrs ted.
whn arrived On ms last trip 81 the
Riolun Maru. we're ordered depart
sd. Fr~staas So the enforcement Of
the new medical examination. these
usen would have been allowed te
and As veil ss hundreds Of others
similarly troubled with nncontassoas
diseases
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-18
ANNEXATION or THE
SUBURBS FANORE o

The ehanshsf n consmcrce yesterday
went on reesFd as ndNocatiUk the ar.
H-Nef fstr II gssaHV az tbs ssthllTtss af -
attic The matter has nscn ufsirf ron.
Hidsraglpn for sufue time but EethiHk
has tccH deue. OWNS ~ tho ekpeete
change IA tits law reEardiNg pfussslurs
D. such AunsAsttun BY the state iezis.
iaturr. Hut uuW that the law psn.
Nhfea Z mere silsglie method than for
merry the ghzmbri. u commerce deems
q advisable u pfeeeed az ence q TAX
snch sters a. mas he necessary t. In.
ccrpcrate tbs suburban towns viii
this eftx.
The addition - these Nuh4srfsH wit
make Seattle egsy ~ t0Aee iahshl'
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DEATH OF DR.. LOVE

NEW york. June fs--nf. Isaac
Love, ths noted surgeon ard med
teal estssas. died ~ anaplsxS to-day
aboard the timer Aarania as the chip
Was cor ing up the bay lie beaefue
famous Through advocacy 81 plan
10 turn convicted criminals ovsf e
surgeons - they might bs ssHsfis
insnted GA fof the bsnsf,t q hus
mainly.
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GRAND c0NcLAKE or
X. T. ENDS TO-DAY

The grand cougmAudery 0f the
kniEhtr TeFupiaF. Nhhch began lts
session ssstsf tay. concludes It's con
ciays today The meetings tasiay
are Devoted to a consideration Of
business affairs. the election Anea ins
stnilhfion 81 effiners
Yesterday AFTERNOON a banquet
wps given In the Masonic hail un
F1fNt avenue. Govern ~ers laiA fsr
the eouclaFs vas formally ofsnesi
By GRAND Commander ~ y Nev-
mouth % tpeksns, ~ho delissrsa The
annual address
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ENDORSED
CHAMBER or CONNIE RcE AP'
PROVES LABOR CARNIVAL
PLAN

The committee appointed by the
Chamber Of Commerce 20 eentsf
with the committee n charEr nt the
carnival t0 be given la JUS BY the
Western central Labor Union made
It's report a. the chamber yesterday
afternoon.
The committee Endorsed the project
in every detail ana the chamber
unanimously adopted the report
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-18
INSULT TO MJURY

San Francisco police Officers are
looking fer i.ouis 81 Hamilton. a
former Tinted States army nffsNer
who was dismissed from the Herx Ice
for unb~cofning conduct II u al
legged that ~ forging the name ~
Lieutenant Bruce Cotton he secured
several hundred dollars in san Fran.
cisco. I.l~teBant Cotton, Who l. new
IN Seattle Oh hie way 10 Alaska 0ith
a detachment 81 recruits. said Last
night that be had been Informed
that Hamilton xas passing az Leu
tenant Cuffor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-18
CORNER
IN RICE
pRoaPUcr or WAR ALARMS
JAPANESE DEALERS

Tho price ~ rice ih japan = EainH
skNNard awtns t. the warliee move
msnta III Ruasia In Manchoria since
thc trouble haaan browns q has nrhfs
iy trchled, adNanelng rrom 80 and
slN per handredWrisht Go Sew and
$500 The coat II the rice brought lay
the tNo Naru was ie cents hiEheF PEE
has than taat received ON the ffeesd.
ug unef RIaIun NaFu,
The Officers ef the iN0 repoFt that
tho Japanese merchants are coFneftuA
the rict ln preparation fof reHsthif
war Ca Yokohama a q estimated
that There are nov sou eagr ef rice
and although morr ~ a " continually
arrtvinNfsom the anrroundns country
very little is eeinx shipped to fereiEi
nufta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-18

Charles Harris. who engaged in q
gun fight with Gene Haiy a. :
sutsth end nAiuon a wek ago. vas
Yesterday bound over 60 the superior
court for trial b Justice 6ieorae oFi
charge Of assault with intent q
kiil Both Of the men Involved Il,
The lrunhIe are anlnrrd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-18
ELEVATOR BURNED

ARKANSAS cry. Kan, June -
aThe CITY NIiiiHg companfs sis
yatora and mills were destroyed -
fire last nifht uns rinpiufs NAa
burned h. death. isosN, tlN0VeRs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-18
I.ssr.len . oIrmpl. svnd.r

FIrat excursion ~ the season. Thz
new steamer Walsh ~iil teavs tsai4
braith dack AZ a m. Sunday. June
al. for Tacoifa and Olympia. uooi
music. good beat and soad time as
sured everybody. Round trip 90
! Tacoma. sec. 20 Olympia. 81 90 80.