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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-30

Il assufinH tbs MardanlsitumRhrty
COMPANY for the epebiaz IT The seaHUH
IRE IhfFd Avenue maHas afHsht ASSURES
the p#hIIe sc aa excellent production
foe the initial Performance The Lee
sgan - Homer Nil BE pHeAa#ad saaHH
d8x #ftstHaaH bssfaafHs aesA 80.
easement White MF Merchant And
Alias Humphrey the stars ef tise reu.
paHF. are rev e. Seattle audiences
ihuY ramr wlth excellent pfHHa aatirs'
fHaia the Eaat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-30

The ioaf AT e tamperiua COPPER
has been discovered and patented by
Seattle people Thata factory + 80 5
turning oat the metal at fsta First
avenue south Limited amount Of
stock fqF sale. Information supplied
and Articles aH exhibition At offices
~ the Agfss Copper Manufacturers
co. 30 uurke bldg 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-30
NE GOT 1T HARD

E.fank SHAY. a professional petty
thlsG pleaded guilty IH the SUPERIOR
eaaat the HsaHnznH Ia having stolen
3 pair Of aanss from J HefHmaH.
HHaI siHa "a HH information eHafNtHs
htfa wffh three prior convictions IL
MS aaaiaasad - uua Yeaf n the
naaItsHfIAHs. ard Il tha nEst e. Re
Sentenced uaaer the resent eHuuaa 6
u&a aeHsfHca 1aNs which provides
gsaI additional sentence shall be in.
fs1sad 5H case 81 ngtas euns Izitnans
ard thai - petty iaresuN Eaasa#
where fhe defendant has heea son
ytefsA before af the same affeuee
the uunhahfn#us shall b term In
the paHlsautlaFYs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-30

The TesaH ategf NlIl hold Tie
baagsia ct the Seattle theater. eaFai
maaaIna SUNDAY evening Mll5 q
HARLOW the aeiaIaai Minister q Ia
hgWess viii Dc IN the eaMnauz tn his
oid rojs Bna Janiss A nevHH vii IH'
tffnfrt MaNsria mgaudvf Na1 tfea
tonne viii present the eafaetsf Il hsus
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-30

Anaa5S tia vaudeville attractions a
ne Empfu pafk theatfg next vel
Nfa hn The Aet st tuHian Rose suaf
He1.rew tsfssad Naa Eaaeea s NJ
gaafIf BLACK faes artists 1sIHa ths Il
lus1auEst f#gHHH Sutherland MsftIHst.
Il sha dainty asahfefia are opens bee
lhIrd week Af TITS tIas hasae. an henaf
~ other Ne1aaa has yet ben A.
corded.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-30
SURE CURE FOR PILES

Itching pllea ptadass nlsluiafe aaa
cause Itehins this form aa veil -
Hind MinedtHa az isEaHFudiaH PIES
aFe eufea - u8 Iga#HaH kos Pie
fifmsd8 HteIs itching and bleed
ira Ah.orbs tuners - faF. nt
uFnHNlafa. a. cent - asau Treaties
free Wgits ne ataat 9Hlf ease uf
nasaaks Philadelphia ia feF aafs
Of the gHskNf DRUG CD. 1917 FIRST
aRenun aaattle
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n.ns.na .. ,h. r..s.l,.sn

Ths WoolafnsH - tho World expa.
aItian akaeuftwe COMMITTEES has en-.
sHMsa the srfmasY aH SO ssnasttte
fHaInHe faf tomorrow AfsHlnE Is
the rafHssaa - giving 8 dane -
aaEIeat fnaa5a Nlu be provided T-hs
charge for admission to the ianas
W8H b. s cents a committee II
fha WaHlfuea vii have ehafas
thereof W6iaa iuaufss bishIF -.
spet table affair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-30
THE MARKETS


fraaa uaa HfiHa aH Western avenue
THE morning Pour carloads IT missd
mit arrived fsafsfdas from Nsu8tther
hHi the demand wee So great that the
nf4Hea aiH tot drop 0HaHHf# are HaadEe
Al laa "a 80 Euaa AID poultry ate
stiil Hlgh
WHolnahLU PRICES
tThsas rfiess are 10 sns huYsr IN auaus
Titles price, ca small purchases svsfaas
g. pet cent htshsfl
Provisions
EHasb Maat=Eaa nssf - Il steer hssh
- lh tsa1 aataa ~ na.k pc u
NtaeIalHHH IfanHa Ia IT. breakfast "a
cen. i5Hs n. Hsiliss ffssh tsas ID.
Vegetables
afseu corn. hH Htf p Has native 8 2
pr HaeH California potatoes HHfz
haHka. 81 ts0i@ eWts SWEET potatoes.
e Ia native early russ u ~ rWfz cat
taiH. 81 = sack futafaaaH III cain
eaHa He tH sauifiaNss 7#st5sH ia
famafa6a faHaa hak vas bsanH p
kaaunhefa 50 % da6 ssisrz a. dos
lfHaishsH a. duHeH hHHshea aHlsnH.
fsaisfala aaisIaaeias.s. ! safr3 s psf aas
Naknssa taslaals g. asas g saa piaht. g
PEI Ia aammsr H4HaHh. q III
aresa fruit. Ute.
AHuIsH. uaflKs. fbsaft -. efaesatsins
8 aaIl e hHR HfHiE Hs5h9E hHtfHfHH
faanti 81 81 flaHs 81 30 esats HstiE'
nHaah FiHHa auHFsH fsHnfeH sstH IT, b.
Yakima 9-rhMtafsIa aaf ia hHH at
fHfulH era fHfHH Aaaf ~ Hef NaR
biaE hheffIaH 81 assfl lemons s. H
3 - taHaHa# - - HHHeh afHH#e# = -
HH Ea Nak4HsA HsAHe5 - "a HfHfaNNlsa
! aEsfH 5sH aHHa ReHHeH - eel NHHHfi IS
tahas4 q - faae PERI Ito
HaY. Grain and Feed
oats - taH hartley - ton wheat
o. ton chop - tah shgrta 9
ian tfah. - - tea al MsstH - - To-
b n uMathf. new u ton = y
tafH IsfashSH ftsfafhtf HsH 80 60 taH
.. !. a.a.L La ~ ~ - - a--a--a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-30

To see the celebrated ashelas ma.
ehlHs aHHHaf take hHafa from Pet
2 81 5 ID. II o. m e M TT F.
a Sc SO g. ia 80
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Gro. ~. wooDaoUsf 90.
fsaa Saaaaa Asasaa
PLUMBING


.l--. - s-..,-.s.s 1870 s-~..-e>.-~.
an 80 TAI Of
EIIuIIctf MAuufHoS co. Ire.
Railroad ave ard HaUHe fIeat ~
one hiaek aaath Il Moran tres
fhousH sunset Main lgsa. fnasHsn.
lent tE1s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-30

Divorces were granted IRIS morn
- - Alexander Levine fHau Annie
T.aetas on ground - DISCRETION and
- Ensfa Parry from Emanuel par
-. on ground II dessrtion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-30

oiuE Il the rast nanemHat uf the
hIk yacht faNa feshaY Luke tha Heon
decided Ia sail a trial faze with hEa
r< auak challenger Nith Nhssh he
vii enHeavaH to establish new
wefias record on TIE firemertan HaH
a. aeau ~ BE returns 70 Seattle. I
have named ra1 rAEeF Insane AaYs
fuua. Luxe writes. because It r. a
Nutfs house although the New
forA Yacht club N9HseFaHa the nHHe
s7anae. heeausas Il Vas ahnil xafHs=
] shall e haaaer re her and naHsaa
u her oesfhanif 50 IS Is seluea her
hulky hn.Ninaaa uF balEs elAlu 80
uh1ehsNeF tg - ThIs VII give hsH
mere SAL area ana make her nIaHs
- Wate8iina faak Hha a fried esq
Ials e always a strategle palAE lH
naau.
s4listIa-skenY HOOK. AaH. -
While Lake Has 81 a ssHfhaaFa
tack approaching the outer mafk On
the stta shfaNaN course. the fnsaHe
Asylum Was NFee Ned HsE uNafs
hang So foul uf her maIn sheets
ana Hioabed her bee aeaHHers FUN 10
the bllkaH Lake saTeI his life bS
tying her wHtsHtine afound hia
waist ard 50 iumiaE aphnre. I ana
disappointed. but not discouraged.
said Luxe as he saw she Netsug g
down with al nu board ahsii
bay another t#Anat ~ aHee and IT.
asaiH. BE concluded
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-30

Wilson's Modern BUSINESS College
Entire top floor euiiins BUILDING
James and Second The biggest
business training school IN Washing
ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-30

usff PETE etafef As famous Hss=
.4Hal ataaIzf HHHIHfad Ht HHHHsfz
IIIsbia. NIaIIHlat ah1 Narie Z -
eaHufah. dramatic soprano 81 ftfHl
NJ T. ehufeh. Tbifa and Pine. 81.
dHK night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-30

Grand EseuFxiAn 10 la Cpnver
Given - tisa ladies' - the guHTfss
sstIanaI Church 81 f5feniHaf. "a
"Wednesday. sect Hha# safe sHd
aaH4t5.asI za5Ia steamer capital NHtE
AsH tzaHH Chartered Ia the as1ssff.f1.
& aaHaF passes through fhH lAsHas
iasshaz WaH AffafHiHa = We've e ihe
KramArst seanHfN ull The sound. fHsr
4aaH bikes ana NJeIf fhH haHs -
fields IT the aan7AfHHiah ttatH
HfIaga sauH iaushaa Ladies' I'll
HafNa lee afasfn. coffee aud Tea at
ssHts pes aHHb aHA 4aps ca haAsa q
rfa krfa On aals Al all dfaNstsfss in
fremont kehfaW a HefHas tai
lard Green Iake drugstore smith
a Kennedy. second aae nufflH 3
Pharmacy. Second and PIE trses
haFu drugstore afH Ninth avenue
south steamer leaves f4liY H.
Eafstaa saak. faas - Man street.
n sharp Round trip ticket
tee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-30

The star nuss Nm has received
the following letter
Dear $ y About the girla
ard oPsu wuFks Il there il anything
yainsr than a psaguek. its fuau.
All q mar wants e a full blonde Rff.
10 giEKie fool talk beware ~ a
hioude. brown hair Is att right
SAVE
Note. Saves must Be = blonde
rot
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dedicated 20 !. =. g
There's q Iook of great JOY over
spreading hts face
AZ he hands a cigar 10 each one IN
the place
And invites him 70 smoke % The
stranger Hho came
To abide IN his home and Be known
by hts name.
Yet behind an this xiadnees. 3 spirit
most sad
l. dsprssziuH the mird 81 this dot IN :
young dad
For be knows that expenses wiH new
take a Jump.
And he's act to set onto i double.
quick hump.
Says tire Pike Street sasss
Wind eonf win a prize fight
but yacht race II mother PROPOSE
ton
James X. NardamHn has beer
nominated for governor Of Ten
nessee ~ the Democrats
A Word from Josh Wise
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-30

EksassisH ard pssais SUNDAY.
August 70
10 Point fHflamEe uuf FaEaf1M5
Coed music Steamer Capital cts
leaves ItiHs HaaHH1Hs 5aaa a. va
ard returns a. 3 II Round TIP
Zoe Children free Tnke ygar lunen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-30

tn Point Defiance and Tacoma
anad must steamer capital ely
leaves LGila uaearduH daeh = a. n.
AID returns at 1 m Hau8a trip
aae. children free TAKE saUf lunch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-30
HssEuxam u q n . n
:STAR DUST:

Masked bandits held up a L. An.
Eeias suburban car ana got Aunus
siNn for their trouble
The eunaHd steamer LucaHia ~
sfvNd AZ NeW YORK after a fast pas.
aase 0l S Hays. II hours. Z minutes
Over a total distance u aesa kuetH
an average speed u s1za knots.
There are S yellow fever patients
at the hospital II Merida. MEX
VII john q. Raekefsller uss
Russian gasoline IA his uew huAz
Naxone We rather think net
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-30

meaning hat district - Seattle .
ms haIaN jackson street sid Vet
- HIxtH avenue Ia the taHh the
aIsf. a resort filled atth aisaHt Skin 6
81 VOWS women ta5zaeea Htnahs
rtn BE met fhu ladf . 30 wuH hiH
heat II TIE ead Il saHt hlw J IA
Thfeash the suake aHd hrsF taHfa
be aaala fAsi aHHiY HHq the Htaks
rhHz 8faat matter much however
II aha tie little 81 iu tba rHHH
dress ard hIN faf hal that ta4A lie
s9e aaH told htn funny stories aHa
MaH giaausfs fhHt Aesfila Nah the
greatest tHnu r. thH world
After che Performance he left the
fiasatrf wHfh the gu aHa taHsf her
/. 1890 49, ~- ~ e. - >-A~s -
aHafH fHa8 at HHHEsF ne fREfzzsH
rain dfa nag HaarsH IHs Hfsiaf - he
Nafs bad HAalH and be decided T.
make alaHE - II
Whsa fIaa #HHka TITS aBaHaHas
- faaaa hlfHas1f Is IT, DETROIT BE-
tel At Nam street Hnd Nen7ud -
nee aaaEh tfs an3Hehsa fue fHs Nsfl
- tha HEshf hsfsfe hat naN ter n
ths ha8eI aaaa she - found. lta
next fhoaHHt vas faf BE money, II
laa. had taheu Winsas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-30

\ y Robinson shot anJ killed
Heaf gmuIteNHIu IN #aHa eeuu
ny AZ Nevada city al ~ John
ltiuuaft n aa thu result IF Hn al
tefsafIaH 0Naf #eHe taaiH aad haez
uaWed WpHHx
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-30

When ke8 ~ n hags llu table. Sc
tnulff II suu are slaa 81 sng eaaH
" have fahfa full
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mustat Tsuehi

maAkat A9AehA
The stfangsat things surrounded me
throughout my younger days.
Tho world eas fuii 0f mystery and
queer, uncertain ways.
The stove Ids CLOS. the butcher
knife. the eistefn Ye1ed me
much.
Because my mother always aaId
stop, boy yen mustn't touch.
II
/ sometimes diaabeYea her but my
punishment Wa sure
Ny burns and cuts were much the
same a. most small boys en-
dune-
Against strong drink and cigarettes
ana other things. ! wot.
Eh8 cautioned me You mustn't
touch Indeed, you'd better
mott"
I think II he'd minded her. ID miss
ed q lot If pain.
Tor all her seeming harRhuens WAS
intended for ms gain.
know the world would Be 10 me q
place Of afeatef io8
II She were here to naYs You
mustn't touch, yoa foolish bagis
Same Old Story
II WAS the 6zd anniversary Of the
victory Of the yacht America. .
But ttfe English vnahtsmm W8a q
-===z =
HFsriq FrIe atorck. the f,npsas 8We-
dish fingfsf aaaista1 b. HesNaft
Iatebie, 1fpllfsat. and maeis y Nc
t'sHbics. drIangs{s ssBfRa4 nj First
81 RI CHURCH. Ftaad nasI Eaf-a ssans
IT, niass. -
4aaafay ssttisssap E,o'.s7s sss
os-s fa.s first as'sotsfI9 furnished
ss2- gis1 ssrqsg ~ Jass 80 :, ieai 81
sD.sssSS sFsxg ~ W - 81 Ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-30

Concert end Dance
sunday. August -. Fur ams sa54
zee a. uHHe
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Concert ard Dance
sunday. August % Iof time card
rse al PAGE 3
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-30

Edison says wireless rIssNa RrN
VII sgun cross the Atlantic At q rate
o. SEQ werds minute. II w{lf require
women Operators. 80 suppose.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-30

6a-s 60. first tasfiotsflH furniabe9
ss@.lg .a1 surlrp ~ Jass so :, ieSl 9
-D.sssdS sEaxg ~ W - 81 Ia :
- e.
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en- an
fruit
lar. y
henf
81 20
no
H. h0
rneae
oush
fruits
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Il W. Iho III auaIVgfHfY 1ieF
Ets.. etes gte
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aGE1
rfue
need
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e.stssn WaahIastaa umaihy Old. - 2
taH= ##4fHIfa# So - 81 faH ahtH
ton. harley. 81 - ton. wheat
ton. hfaH 81 ~ tat. Hhafta# - ~
u4IdHlIHaa SC ~ ten Puget hHatssl hsf.
49, a. 81
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Same Old Story

It was tie 52a Anniversary Of the
victory Of the yacht America .
But ttfe English ynahtsmm WIS q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-30

tasa ton NV puget Houad hay. 81 q
ton mlaHifHNs taeo.
butter. ChseaH. Eunst Poultry
HagtH5 HaaHIHstaa HfaaMafisH GO asi
sss I'm faaah. alHasa dee Eastern
f4.z.sa Native Washington fuii cream
to HWHaEaef taa HNtHs On ~
paHilIa Dressed tHEhHfH s#sa
b40H ft#Hat.H# HHH aHHHH 10 dresses
t. aHfIHe ahIaHauH & asAa aHsI HFs
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-07-11
TURTLE RAISING.

Enterprise 10 ne Undertaken by
Unfted states Fish Commission.
Uncle sam IL going into the turtle
RAISING business, says q Nashiagtoa
special dispatch q the Cincinnati En.
oairer 1t has been discovered that the
green turtle is gradually becoming
scareer and bids fair TO become aii eA-
tinct species. Having ii view the tooth
soneness Of green turtle soup ard
steaks. the United States fish commits
sion las directed Professor Moore To
ret to work to devise q plan to pre-
serve and propagate this great sea Del
icacv. Ii Is a huge animal when full
grown. frequently weighing as much
as 800 pounds. 1t IS Il tropical product
and tie only place where IL can now pc
found Ia any numbers On our coast i
Ii Florida. II Is now becoming ex-
tremely rare. and ii places where +
was formerly abundant one Is seldom
seen.
The cause of It's disappearance + I'M
doubtedly that its eggs are destroyed
before having an opportunity to hatch.
/ Turtles eggs have been known as .
great delicacy for years and command
i fancy prices iu the markets. Many per-
sons on the southern coasts formerly
made 4 regular practice of hunting the
shores FOR rests Racco0ns have also
destroyed great quantities Of eggs and
have been big factor ii the disap-
pearance IF the turtle. They patrol the
coasts regularly IN Florida, and It is
seldom that Il nest Of eggs escapes
their vigilant eyes.
Professor Moore says the plan Of tht
governments experiments viii be te
| get some OF these eggs. hatch them ane
| care for and protect the young unit
they attain the suitable age for breed
Ing. 1t will be IN easy matter to ge
all the eggs that may be desired q
Key West, where turtles are regularly
offered for sale and slaughtered. Run
ways viii be constructed to take IN /
liberal beach area and good portion
of the sea, 50 that the turtles will hayl
plenty of room In which to roam ant
swim about
! The fish commission is also 70 max
experiments In the propagation of th
J loggerhead turtle which is the variet
that furnishes tortoise she'll The AZ
tiyity with which this turtle and il
egrs have been hunted ii recent year
has made It very scarce also. Th
g Florida supply is entirely exhaustes
i and at present specimens are foun
e only ON the coast of Mexico and Hol
b duras
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-07-11
Pope Rested Well Last
Night
AND PULSE IS REGULAR
His General Condition is Somewhat
Amelio;ated and He May Live
For Several Days.

Rome, July 1.-THE Pope's physicians
issued the following bulletin at $50 this
morning: "The Pope slept during the
night, at intervals. His pulse is nov 9c
and has been without irregularity since
yesterday evening. His respiration Is Se
and his temperature 20 degrees centigrade
His renal functions are still deficient bul
his general condition is somewhat amel
iorated.
DR.. Lapponi said today that ths
Pope was no worse than week ago ane
he would not be surprised II His Holiness
lasted another week. A medical friend 81
Professor Maz1oni told the Publishers
Press correspondent today that there /
now doubt that DR. Lapponi's origina
diagnosis Of the Pope's Illness was inc0r
rect and that hepatisation never existed
The true character Of His Holiness is tina
nephytis albumen has been found IN ths
prelates urine
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-07-11
QUINCY GRANITE WEN.


Appoint Committee 10 Entertain barre
Manufacturers.
Quincy, Mass, July liz The Barre
Granite Manufacturers Association has
accepted the invitation to visit the Quincy
Association the latter part Of the present
month. At tie meeting Of the Quincy
Association this week the following COM
mlttee was appointed to make all arrange
ments for the visit
William 4. spargo, Henry Mc6rathi
James Joss, p. T. Fitzgerald, John 9.
Murray, Robert Mavers, Thomas + Man
mex, John i. Miller, Alfred O Diack,
Harry S. Nicol, Alexander Falconer and
Thomas Collins
This committee was empowered to ap-
point such subcommittee as necessary.
0nieial notice Of the date Of the visit
has not been received as yet, but from
private sources It IS learned that the
visitors will leave Barre on the night q
july %. and Will arrive in Quincy th'
following morning.
Friday the 24th, will probably be spep
| in sight seeing aboat the city Of presl
dents
on SATURDAY. the 25th, the Quincy Asso
citation will hold its annual mtdssHmme
outing and the Barre men will be taken 9
some Of the seashore resorts and be give
a genuine elambake dinner. which Will y
treat to the visitors The plans Of tn
i visitation are immature as yet, but th
above Is the outline Of the plans.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-07-11
TWO LIQUOR RAIDS.
Seizures Made at American hotel and
Restaurant ia vergennes.

seizares Made at American Hotel and
Restaurant II vergennes.
Vargennes, July 10.-S. W Hindes, N
.g MeGuen aud Lewis Rondean, city III
cense commissioners, yesterday afternoon
swore out complaints against John VI.
Perkins, proprietor Of the American house,
and Fred Barnard, proprietor Of res
tanfant on Green street on the charge Of
illegal liquor selling, The officers searched
both places last evening. At the Ameri-
can house they seized two barrels and q
basket Of beer In cellar adjoining the
Barnard restaurant they seized half bar
rel Of gin, half barrel Of whiskey and
some bottled goods
Perkins, Barnard and the latter's cook,
Matthew Fox, were arrested brought be.
fore Judge Tuttle and held in $500 bail for
hearing TO be held late this afternoon.
Ward spanIding and James Donoway
/ became sureties for Barnard, while w
ii. Adams and NJ r. Foote performed q
/ like service for Perkins States Attor
ney ]. B. Donoway will prosecute the
cases
Public opinion sustains the commission
efs in their endeavor to enforce the new
LIQUOR law.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-07-11
FRANKS OF ELECTRICITY.
Lightning struck Twice in Morrisyiiie
Yesterday.

lightning struck Twice ia Morrisyiile
Yesterday.
Moraisyille, July TO- During the elec-
trio storm today at about 1240p. M,
lightning struck the northwest corner Of
the UniYersalist church tower, just above
the clock. The corner was badly ripped
out and the clock put partially ont Of COM
mission. Fortunately the bolt was not
followed By ire. The damage, while con-
siderable, will not neeessitate very long
fob of repairs.
About d half hour later second bolt
struck the Slayton block, occupied by Err
nest Gates for dwelling and store The
bolt seemed 10 enter through the chimney,
as stove doors were blown open and SCOT
and ashes scattered about the rooms. One
transformer was entirely burned out and
the electric lights throughout the building
seem practically useless
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-07-11
THE CHURCH FIELD.
sunday services and Social Events of the
Week.

sunday Services and Social Events u the
Week.
At the Congregational church tomorrow
Rev. John III Bnekham Of Salem, Mass,
will preach morning and evening
SUNDAY. July i2. Hedding II. e.
church. morning worship, 1890. Sermon
BIZ Rev. George @. Howe Of Randolph.
Evening worship, 6.45
Christian Science services are held SUM
day at 1O.45 d. ~ and Wednesday at 7.45
D. III iii Nichols block. The reading
room Is open Tuesday Thursday and Sat.
urday from to and to Q.
AT the Baptist church tomorrow morn
I ing Rev. Mfr. Kinzie will speak on Work.
ers with God In the evening Rev,
Charles Briggs of the Philippine Islands
win speak On the subject Of missions. In
connection with the evening service there
viii be baptism.
Church Of the Good Shepherd Holy
Communion (saye on the first Sunday IN
the month"; at s 100 i. M first sunday III
the month, 1880 a. M; service and ser.
| mon each Sunday at 1890 o. IN. and d.
~ Sunday school at I'm. service Friday
evening at I p. nj; special services on
great feast days and all Saints days at 70
a. m
| Rev. B Henry, Of Norristown, Penn,
win conduct the morning service u tile
| PRESBYTERIAN church tomorrow. Rev
Geo. Jack, M A., Of st. Mungo's Church,
| Edinburgh, Scotland, viii preach IN tbs
evening. Mr. Jack is to be here foi
about month On visit with his brother
Wm. Jack Of Keith avenue.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-07-11
INTERESTING POINT OF LAW.
Can Man Disinheut His Children for
Woman Not His Wife.

Woman Not His wife.
Bennington, July iO.-An interesting
question in which tile right of man to
dispose Of his property as he sees fit has
been on trial before Surrogate Heaton Of
the Troy probate district this week, the
decision on which will be announced July
20 The man living in unlawful relations
with a married woman can disinherit his
children, and leave all to the woman that
he lives with.
The questions III dispute are caused BY
fhe entering for probate Of the will Of
Fayette Eddy, formerly resident Of Linz
coin.
Six years ago he left there accompanied
hy Mrs Peter Miller Six children be
/ left in the care of relatives In that town
The Youngest was then two years old
After leaving Lincoln the couple resided 8
short time in Ballston, eventually reach
| ing Troy, where they have since resided
April l8 last he made his viii and while
/ the amount of bis property was not large
/ he left the whole 81 it, 5000, to Mrs. Mil
er. On-the third day 0f May Eddy died
/ He left six children. Of which two arg
over IT years old Among the children
Younger are Florence, of East Orange,
| aged Is years; Ralph Of Bristol aged 4
years. Fayette Of Bristol, aged eighl
1 years
The witnesses to the viii were all ex
amined and all objected to the pFobatinl
Of the document. George b. Wellington
now Of this town, appeared for the con
| testants.
The decision Of the surrogate Is awaite'
| with much interest