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Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-17

New York, Nov. 17.-Eminent mem 'sers of the Christian Science faith are here from various parts of the coun- try to take part in the dedication to- morrow of the new First Church of Christ. Scientist, at Ninety-sixth St. and Central Park West.
 This remarkable and gorgeous tenn pie of worship has COS, more than one million dollars. The entire fund ex- pended upon the building was raised by the personal efforts of the first reader. Mrs. Augusta E. Stetson, who fifteen years ago came from Boston to New York and began her mission ary labors in her boarding house. She soon haG' gathered about her quite a following, and with this nucleus began to hold meetings in a small hall in Fifth avenue. Then .be little congre- gation took the old church in West Forty-eighth street. Three years ago
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-17
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 When your liver is torpid. When your bowels are constipated. When you have a headache. When you feel bilious.
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Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-17
SPECIAL NOTICE.

All changes in and new Display ad vertising for The Sunday Review must be in this office before o'clock Fri- day evenings to receive attention. Any display advertising sent In after the above hour, received only at ad- vertiser's risk of change.
 Classified advertisements and To- cal reading notices received until 10 Q. m. Saturdays.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-17
CAUTION.

PERSONS TAKING CITY WATER ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED TO cOv- ER THEIR INDIVIDUAL SERVICE PIPES BEFORE NOVEMBER 18TH, 1903, TO PROTECT SAME FROM FREEING. UPON FAILURE TO DO so, THE WATER WILL BE SHUT OFF.
 BissEE WATER G FUEL CO.,,
 E. 8. MASON, MANAGER.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-20
Bank Clerk Looted the San Juan
Lodging House and Was Ar
rested Ten Minutes Later

ms ard spent SEVERAL minutes "a
pruNiinE araund ~ the Railways 81
the upper STORY nuaauF ~ burned
matches we're found rtreNn about
this morning showing that the bur
gihf had examined sseh doorway
carefully.
The thief worked boldly. fumbllnE
Ht aaura kuahs and making 20 much
noise that A II Tfaarr. v hose room
" on the north side 81 the hailiinE.
VAS awakened A moment later the
burglar came 10 trnH - door. turn
- the knob. and. finding the door
Joe ked. lighted match and inspect
81 the keyhale
Fraser AZ fret thought that Homs
reomer had come houe slightly tho
worse fuf a might eat bat the De-
iihefafe progress - ,he Intruder cun-
WINGED him that be was mistaken.
and when his 0Nn duof was tried he
u a. out u bed. revolver ia hand.
waiting Ter trouble
lie called sng ASKING Who was
ihrfr. htif received 40 anaNeF. A
moment later tho burglar ffp-toed
away. FRASER MAS certain that the
man had gans into fha toilet room
uu the same hall and remained out
~ haa waiiinK Tot hitn 10 RESUME his
nocturnal rafnbiiuEH
Hat Fraser MAS mistaken In.
stead - suing iutu the toilet rnum
the burglar went downstairs. ana b
mameni later tried the decor ~ Cleo
f1tirlsya faafu. dire tiy undef that
occupied hY frssef The usisf
awakened fatfiry Ni1e went to the
daaf quickly and thfew 10 nfan
10 ME haffaH b. fatlHd himself fest
Ing inte the maHsie q e huEr black ~.
Neiref. held ~ q man wha Hfand IN
siaeh posiilaa HAT hs uss half CON
ceeaied by The lamb ~ thr door.
uet back tHto the room aassk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-20
PRESERVED
HI ALCOHOL

Fritz GlAagsru. who lives &C tha
rurner % Twenty. ssveuth avvuus
and olive street. Was examined By
an insanity commission tn the sus
rerinr court this morning and 49,
declared % BE- nof insane set hst
likely 10 BE- roaf II h. DOES not for
sake fiery potioas and cieave only q
soft drlukr
Witnesses testified that they be.
lievea s'iaasaeu was crazy bscauss
he wanted 90 fight an thse time and
Waa no rsspsetef ~ persons " hen
the desire 10 have a fistif haiiig took
possession u bis Foul fIis habit II
drinking two 81 three small Flssssa
~ straight aieaslui couple -
times = day. his friends admitted.
iTliri5i iss Responsible TOT mir euuiii-
ton.
Mrs gslaaresu tfitphoned 20 the
sheriffs office yesterday sftrruo9n
that her husband WAS Violently tn
sane and was bfeakinF up the furui-
ture At the rate Of 81 miles an hour.
The physicipua after examining
him carefully. h0Nevsr reported that
he viii pFoba bis be an right aa som
- he RECEIVERS from his latest aleos
hai sqres.
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j ", Dryden clerk who faf the
past few weeks has been employ 81
IN the Washington National hank ~
this city. vas arrested 4, the police
raflY this muuiuE aH a burglar and
has al bat been Identified A. the
man who less than ten minutes te
fore the capture Was made Was dis
covered prov ling Bisoul in the Aan
Juan lodgluK house near N" eofnrf
90 Seventh ana t'uian street armed
WITH a hlE revolver
Although DRYDEN maintained q
bold face whsn PLAYED under arrest
hy Detective LAM aud confronted
with the thirty Inmates ~ the san
Juan who had been frightened oul
% shetr wits hY The discovery 81 a
burglar in the house circumstanhal
evidence 90 hin SALT Ear nutwslEhu
the fact that he has heretofore herns
swsd reputation
When arrested By Detective tans
Dryden was a. the street lees thar
hlaek fram the aau Juan house
and Waa acting tn a suspicious man
ner lie fled when the officer ap.
nroaehsd and In his flight threw
away long black revolver. e'4trh
Was batter Identified - ledger 81
the san Juan house &c ghe une shr
burglar had thrust into bis face
Dryden vas neatly dressed On dark
clothes. Nith light hat but acre
no saliar and had a " bite ailk hand
kerchief iosseiN kuasted ehout hts
neck The saltse believe the hard
hsfehisg BAD been used 80 mash
Dryden has been living a. the 80.
ridsnfai hotel and came here ffaui
British Columbia lie IN fafi
young fellow ~ good apprafahee.
and came "a the bank last ufmnfh
with fine letters nf recammsHda b
ton.
Ths hurEiar entered the saH Iuan
Assasn al aho8t n'einuh this WORN !
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-20

After "a conference with Mayor
HumeH. who explained IL them the
nature 81 President ihuth'n reply
90 their ultimatum. the members 81
the street ear mepH committee re-
TUNED 60 hoHdauIttrfn late ychters
day afternoon, and after session
lasting until 90 decided that they
would not strike.
The committee viii Vaii until
President Furth returns from his
vacation before u makes any FUR
Their demands and VIII give the &c
nttlc Electric 90. "a reasonable time
thereafter within which 30 submit
the question 80 issue 10 board ~
HFbitfatofR
Secretary ]. N Hughes n the
ear mems union announced last
might the decision 81 the sub COM
mittea which had charge % the
matter, Ia part az follows
The committee hnH decided 10
rest Ia abeynnee until the return q
President Inrth 81 the Seattle islee-
tric Co. or until reasonable time
thereafter In accordance with the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-20
FANOR/TES
RAM LAST

Few favorites won at The
Meadows yesterday. ana those who
bet their money on the field net
ted good profits. Reta r. won the
Seattle Kennel club purse for 10
PAGERS in a walk.
The following II summary Of
the running races
bive fuflonRs Pat - Ran won
f9-s) Madam Bishop SECOND, Knock
inga third Time. l.02ih.
six furionFs IL Chihuahua won
(s-5l. Mareiio second. pf. Sherman
third Time. lily.
one and one quarter miles. bur
dies Timber jim won O.. The Sect
second, fiumbeft third. Time
2i1QA.
rive fariongs Troy won 90. Her
cuieg second. Step Around third.
Time. t0M
one and one sixteenth miles
Rosario won 90, Scion second, In
viatua third. Time. l.i9h-
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Will
BE ARB/TRATED
STREET CAR MEN WILL NOT co on sTHiKE-oIsFUTEs NAY
DC AMIcABLY sErTLEp ARBITRATION

official statement which PreEi-
dent Furth made 80 Mayor
Humef. Doe which he express
ed a willingness 10 submit All
difference 10 arbitration Ia the
meantime the Fub-eommittef re-
taiua fuli power 10 declare ID strike
" from discriminating action u the
Semitic Electric co. appear iustifi-
able
THE committee coHmendE the
prompt action 81 Mayor HufneH and
the city comneilflen taHt night In
arranging n meeting with President
Furfh. Had not the latter 4Frsed
10 afbitrsts today. the strike would
have gone into effect 81 midnight
''The subcommittee consists q 10
men. who wete given last night full
power 20 act IN the matter. fhsy
we're chosen August 3. At meeting
~ delegates II ail the unions IN the
city and vicinity, including the
Western Central Labor union and
the Building Trades assembly. held
az the request o. the Seattle Street
Railway Employees union"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-20
HIGH TONED BURGLAR
CAUGHT IN THE ACT

enmmhn desi the man behind the aun.
hauiy vas badly ftiHhtensa and hes.
itatrd moment fhtn his euufs ~
anme back "a him. and he slammed thf
daaif shut and locked a. at tie Sans
time Criiha Out az the too ~ hiH voice
'stislpr nufglafaF "rolieef
Al the fret scream from below Fras
ser. sho had been awaiiinK develop
msnts in his room upstairs thrust his
revolver oat of the window, fired net-
atasl shots into the aif. oud sdded liis
- Hvoiee a. the clamgr
The burglar beat haHtY RETREAT
aaaw the stairu and into the street II
IL heiiut ed that be ran down the nonth
side ~ the building Aa he vas seen
hi ihs aile3 bach If the hese b lodKs
ere oceupf ms rear rooms To them
IL appeared that he Was attempting 70
ektinguiah tho electric liEht Ia the al
iey
There are several telephones in the
hbuse. ana in spite Of the turmoil rails
"A by the pistol shots and screaming
umui.er ~ ihs Inmates 81 The house
retained ifsasnsr II mind enough 20
atii the palics Eieht inmates iatst
uefestiko lane and fatrVlinan bufhs
mas had reached she creme ana had
captured ths man suspected ~ the
burglary
A. the % Hfui wagon rolled into Sew
snin avenue the officers san = man
sfeHdins mar she corner 81 iuius
street Hcfasehin9 matches and apfnrr
sutif searching Tor sumo thius Lanes
suspicians nsfr afeassd ana be slisht.
"a from iiaa aasun ana walked auisk-
q over takard thu stranger.
A. ~ approached the mar fpes up
ard started O. run. ~ the same time
drawing hlE black revolver.
Lane GaEa chase aud commanded tho
man fu halt The latter TIRES a~ay
the sun hut hrisi % running
etfnid on. there" gFltsd Lane. How
daHr 'eu dfa~ b Euu sn sh afficsr Y
uh are sea q palesmsnF asked
TIE NonnH fellow. epaNY = though
ssa Wete n miikUaH. and that that
thing Their. vas miia wasuu.
Lance prisoner teeh his arrest coeis
- ana save plausible aKeune for bic
presence IN tho msiNhtarhood. lie sald
thar he had been taAinK Younx lady
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BRIG IN FLAMES
W. IRWIN cAucHr FIRs At SEA AND SAILED OVER 100
100 MILES WHILE Her HoLc WAS BURNING

San FRANCISCO. cal Aug 10
Thu brig ". o. irwin returned to
port to-day snFeinred IA flamess she
loft here Saturday for Roche itsr-
hor. Tor cargo ~ itne. ON Mon
daY evening fire hurst through her
cabin floor. and cart earthly and
hts erew 81 eight men fought the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-20
ROBBED
YOUNG NELSON CONTRIBUTES
TO CIRCUS DAY THIEVES

hut one ease og pocket picking MS
reported to the police yesterday. ai-
though ewing ta The presence Of the
circus in the city many ~ the ilkhf
fingered ErntfF wrre abroad
Ysaus Nelson. Hhe lives "a Hasith
Seattle. VAS the victim tta iuat
$50 Ia cash and q cheeh for SO lie
thinks he was robbed on n Virginia
street car.
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HIGHLANDS. Aug - AT
a'clesk the Reliance under tow 81 a
tuk started fgr SANDY Heck hkhts
ship. an sniruiss later the Shsmrusk
took tow ~ 3 20 the eonmifssse
heat Navigator rounded the Hook.
and headed Tor the starting point
f1ptons tansifln fer Nfnesth sea and
HIGHT wind, IN order 10 shuw sham
Fcsk AZ her hest. has been realized
this mofnlrE A purilnE four knot
wind ffnu southwest. which later
vpevsd. uufa st6 HAD hauled 90 the
north. and Esnfie roll 81 the sea
after a rainy aiEht had been FEEL
bowed hy a lowering morning With
foe ana rsiipt until the sun arose
and nhes shfou9h Tor sew minutes
Az 80 o'clock the Reliance reached
the liEhtship. cast off tow. hruk aut
~ and stAyS-saH. when sudden
summer storm aruee and frW
minutes later u began raining heav=
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-20

home ard had soften into the wfons
place
Lane nhkrd him - ten the name n
tho Young woman ard whore she lived
bot Dryden refused he rhid hr asa nut
remember where the gffi resided
A. the police station Dff.fsn ava not
attempt 60 conceal HE IDENTITY ana
gave his full name and arupfliuu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-20

There la no restriction GA thase fdayr
within the aasgard lire The entire
rush line. consisting 81 seven men,
must hereafter ftinain ia position uu.
ga after the baii h. So play This will
prevent ~ mass plays with the sxesp-
tiou Of the old tandem back field
pilnEsH thruuHh holes made Ia the
lire,
The quarter back rule ~ considered
compromise with thuac advocating
the mnHa plnV lp HE middle IF th'
,ft. id 'e the rev rule between tho
Ward fnfu the quarter back may run
..4t4t 80. tsf. +ut tt .nur. cafts 20
five wards outside af the place where
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-20
LABOR MEETINGS roNieHr

brewery faabufnfs NUNuifH halt
south Seattie.
Huildins f-abofeFn Olympic hall
iInaM renuua avenue.
Clerks " aiiFrss.s hail. itz7 Esc-
uuA avenue
Electrical Helpers No. z-rsso's
Business college. Second avenue and
PIKE affeaf
f.athsrs--carpenters hall. 1885
Fourth avenue
Ship Carpenters - ghipwriEhis
hall. Flyer dock
Transfers - Collins hall.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-20
FACTORY
BURNED
q. 8. slowPtpE 4 HYDRAULIC
WORKS WENT UP IN SMOKE

The plant % the United states
BiaNriue and Hydraulic aorks At
the cornsr % ksilfoad avenue sfEd
gonusrtisuf street on the tide fats
VAS entirely destroyed b. FIRE short
II afses { = r4ssss last - essng. eA1zs=
lag a losa OF about ss.aee paftiy c0s-
erred by H4surance. The haisfinF 81
the Noffha sstsfa Iron works nas
talnlnE Nas slightly scofehef.
TIE origin ~ ths fire Il not dHtis
als~ly kaaam Tn plant haa sress
in fsu blast an dsy and II Il bes
lies "a thai Eve Goals ffoui the FUR
mace started The hlaE~
The building Was an ed fraws
structure tvo stories high and buru-
"a fiereels. lu SPITE q the efforts 81
fhs fiqe department The principal
les waz the machinery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-20

AccefsinC - the tuisa. ihe
first race will be rs nautical
miles 10 Winduard % ige~ard
and return, depending upon the
direction 81 the wind After
that each alternate race Will be-
over = triangular course. ten
miles - the les
The next Face VIII be sailed
on saturday and the tkigd next
Tuesday. and thsrsaftsf every
ether day. until the series -
completed The winner 81
thrive out % five VIII be the
victor According % TIE ruleH,
N the course - not guycrei
sighln shs tlaae allow aues. flee
and half haars. u - 40 raCe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-20

The two chaos ron b.. ~ football ruipa
Just ahueurrid by the rllrH commit
tee will teua g. make the stme uar"
iuiersvtiug a. fhc spectators, mern
"open" ln character. and consequently
safer for the players
The new rules affect the rush line
and quarter haf positions. and in gem
eral are aimed az the restriction n
the macs formation. which has been
criticised 80 severely lately on seeetiat
Of the numerous men injured lnnt ffa
son
The first - the new rnles makes o.
Impossible for The guards e. be- usfu
IN the center Of tho field. although
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-20

Il was put into play That II. the
quarter must mako end runs and can.
not hit the line
Officials for the most part are not
fend ~ the change. II will neressitatc
remarklnF the fieid Al riEht angles TO
the prcfcut lines Va order 10 ascertain
when the quarter hsH gone eHt the re-
qulrcd five yards Tins viii make the
fnuthnn field look like huge check
crtaard with mt5 ftve-yard sauareR.
the chances are that the long pass
Will boz used to evade the new rule.
which makes the dnnser of losing the
ball greater. and calls for . strong
line.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-20
ROASTED
To DEATH
FIVE HORSES BURNED m A
BARN AT FREMONT

Five horses were burned 10 death
H. a fire which destroyed ] o. Me
Mullen a Co.'S stable at Fremont
last evening MeMulien a so. are
Ia the wood aud coal business. At
The close Of the days work yesterday
the horses were locked up ~ the
barn ard tie isausigrH went home.
This was az q o'clock At that time
there was no sign Of Ire about the
place. Two hours later the flames
Nsfr discovered
BEFORE the Fremont fire company
could reach the scene the building
was mass 81 flainfs and nothing
could be done 10 rescue the animals
inside
Mr. McMullen believes the fire wac
II inceudiary origin and han asked
Fire Marshal ksiinEg 10 Investigate
lie says the barn was Get on fire
once before aud that another time
some enemy entered the building
and cut sss ~rai sets Of harness TO
pieces
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-20

A. 10 Of the shamrock cropped tuwi
broke out head sails and stood away
20 the southeast
10 50 a. ~ The yachts arc tack
iug back aud forth about the start
inE line. with wind fiat The early
indications OF the course show they
viii probably fun ih miles 90 the
ieewaud aud beat hotns. The eN=
eufssag fleet as Ia former years.
worked out IN procession down the
narroes rhe docks VIEW biark
with people. nHeeedinE them the
fleet Of revenue cutters acting rs Pc
lice boats ia command ot capt
Walker % the revenue cutter Urerh
am. The hills along the Highlands
and beach are covered with hun
druda Of spectators uning telescopes
while SANDY Hook " Noted for ttH
contrary fCkie hre.res. Il ~ wxeeii-
the esiupurs within three houra
More Interest = taken in the present
races than eveF before shown The
crowd began - wend its way 90 the
water froni early this morninE With
thousands Of fashionable dressed
Womeu The largest crowd thst has
ever Witnessed thu Internal eHAi
yacht race took every pcsathie
means % Watching the movements
% the vessels. Keats % every de-
sefiptian sell tickets and are FIND
ms ready purehmarrH. Although. the
crowd ia Intensely patriatic. al al :
mfrs tint0n A. tive tnatiad on
their way 20 The races. all sseng
lies = ioiiY suoa FELLOW. hut may
fhs Reliance win"
The betting on the race. are very
light. sixteen thousand dollars.
uy fed Hvsnks. on the Reliance a.
2 to |. y the largest rxnarted. Ana
sshanFaek iuoHeN - not plentiful
last uiEht ana feaay the arrivals
tn New Ynfk had fiffieulty ia set
tins hatri accommodations The
Waldorf Astoria had the hia9sHt
registry ~ ita history Il has al
ready 500 put -af town guests from
al over the world inciadtnE e dts
tinEuiNhee PARTY nom Japan All
thV UfheF prcyntnsfst hotels arv taxsd
20 fksslr mtfHnas raraett~
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flames until they we're ~stinguished
by two nreeoata IN this hnrbor on
Tuesday they threw overheard 50
eases 81 giant powder and proyis-
iohed The iIfeboata They managed
10 sail hundred miles with the hold
burning Teh fire was caused by
unsiacked lime.
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HAPPENINGS
ABOUT TOWN


The campers from the Ioint Y. NJ.
6 A. ard y. W. q. A. camp 81
seaberk returned 10 the city ycster-
day. after enjoying a most delight
fnl outing
John Ford, a logger. charged with
having stolen cocker spaniel from
Jssse f.owray - this city. was ar
rested ~ bis logging camp NJ Nov
city ~ Deputy Sheriff Lambert yes
tsrduy. lie ~ nov in the county
Jail
William Nelson. accused NJ assault
With intent % murder his wife was
yesterday bound over To- the superior
court ~ Justice Cam. ~ default u
o. zoe tail he went 20 the cvinty
tall
G. y. IIlliman. n real estate deal
-. yesterday afternoon swOre out 9
warrant for the arfes, Of X. - War
field on charge u obtaining so
On worthless check The cheek waH
given ~ part payment on lot
The thief Nho Fobr office drskH
waS abroad again yesterday He
prisd open two desks ~ rootn 7zi Of
fhe Arcade building yesterday aud
thoroughly Fansseksd them. lie
obtained n small package Of postage
sfnrnps FOR his trouble.
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Will FIGHT
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES ARE
PREPARING FOR WAR

Employment agents IN the city
will attempt 10 have the recently
enacted ordinance regulating en- 3
pioymsnt offices. declared unc0nsti-
tutlonnl They wiil plead that u II
class legislation. and that the pres
ent license Zee r. exorbitant ana pro-
hibitiVs
william ~. upilngeF wis arrest
"a yesterday on charge Of VioiatinE
the ordinance His ease viii b. car
fied 10 the higher courts as a test
81 the new ordinance.
The new law VAS enacted BY the
eouugii az a result Of constant
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-20
TOUR OF INSPECTION

Louis W. HI. assistant 10 the
president o. the Great Northern
railway Co. and George .. S0msrs.
assistant 60 the fourth vice pfssi-
dent. arrived ia spectacle ars in this
city yesterday. on a tour Of insps.e-
ton. f4ate late night they left for
Brownsville.
Mr. 1861 aud Mf. Eomers visited
the tunnel aud new depot site. and
stated that work on the latter was
20 be begun soon.
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TEAM WILL DiS8AND

V.nc..uear advice state maj me
nlea 10 have ne tsaaeban clab ~
that cts take over the Tacoma fran
ehlee ~ the Pacific National league
has completely fallen through. The
Vancouver feHu wfH b. aisbaudef.
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trouble between the labor employ
ment agencies and the city labor
commissioner The trouble arose
over numerous complaints wherein
wofkinen who had dealings with the
agents charged fraud.
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WAKE 40 ard vote FOR the riah.
.ss.. Eallesiss = lissiy this sssski
Contest closes Saturday night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-20
WILL PLAY
DOUBLE HEADER
pssdsls's Babes Arrive IN the Nor
mon Metropolis

SALT LAKE aug "a purdsle
arrived afih his BALL piaFats Last
night They Will make tfeiF iultiai
appearance in this city this after
noon. agd on areaaHt 20 hH FirE twu
POSTPONED gumes rn ttrir hands Wtll
nlky double headers Saturday ami
euraay aifh tna 2alt lake team
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RELIANCE
AHEAD
The Defender Begins TO Draw Away From Shamrock
Ill. as Soon as They Crossed the Line

TIE HIGHLANDS. AUG. so.--Bul.
let,a.--rhs starting gun tor the fret
race Was fired AZ iiiOS q. ~ ~ seen
from tine shore. Shamrock n, cross
sa the line a ia 70, and Reliance s,S
resenas later Reliance Immediate
" started gaining. Both beats oross.
ed the hne on = starbeard tack,
AleAlANps. AVG. .--Builstin.
AT "a % ths Reliance ssas leading
b. abeat 70 Ysrda
AlehLANps. Avs. eo.-nuiietin
AT iiteo a de~npour ~ rain
entirely ehseured the yachts from
view. The Immense crowds on the
beats ~sre mestlY drenehsd 20 ths
skin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-20

LONDON. Aug. 20.--f.ord SaIis-
bury iq not pa vel this morning.
Great alarm " felt. ~ the continue
atlon N his weakened state IL zap
rs-.~ hls yifaliis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-20

H.. +. Lleboid was yesterday bound
over to the superior court on a
charge 81 obtaining s. from =. p.
Hoffman on a worthless check.