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Evening star., 1903-07-13
FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFINISHED.

1928 NV 12r. =. $50 5o. 1872 Corcoran. 81 50
1923 Vt NV Sr 81 80 sos l. NV ar ..... 2,' ~
Ills r NV. Sr. go. q 80 23 NV. ir II 80
CAYWOOD 4 GARRETT. 1921 New York ave. n. ~.
Evening star., 1903-07-13
FURNISHED.

mousse; would rent to party Of gentlemen with
carrtaker In charge: exceptional opportunity
owner obliged 20 leave town 18th. Address e. L.
A., Star office. iylo3rs
FOR REM II. SMITH CO. l40s y Y. AVE.
RENTAL AGENTS BOND BLDG;
l"s3 Vermont ave. NV; II rooms and bath;
completely and comfortably furnished; front side
and rear yards: good order: S12 % jyl0-3t
Evening star., 1903-07-13

FOR RENT-2462 Ontario ave. Wash. Heights:
10 room and bath all improvements; near
cars. Reduced to S.S5 10.
Evening star., 1903-07-13

FOR RENT-NEW FLAT IN RLoDMINGpAIE. 4
rms. and bath: porcelain tub. back p"r' h. ex-
elusive entrance: Only 1880.
Evening star., 1903-07-13

FOR RENT 421la 10Th NV 5r. - 20
l3oOkcnes'w az l2rS5ool 1893 lith NV, 7r.. 80
1929 y Y av, 11r.. 40 % y Sc 6r........ 30
Flat. 1899 18th, Or. 40 90 office rms 5l7 lnth nv
bUS L Iw, Sr.......3I- so Office rms 42l llfh NV
jy1l-2t NN. X. ELLIS. 80 1lth ar NV
FOR RENT -WM. A. EASTERDAY. BOND BLDG;
1884 . NV l6r. 81. Slc5 40 1872 lSih nv ~ OD
173G . NV. Tor, b. $500 1905 Il Sc Gr. h. 20 30
SOS 18th NV lge csfe5hOn I1T Hickman Or hI ~
1868 18th NV, Or b. .5oo 90 24o4 hw. ID. 30
jyfl-3t..J
FOR RENT-D. D. THOMPSON 1885 F ST.
Col Bch Or fur seasons 100 1874 Corcorau 80
1907 18th NV, Or b SO % 1923 Nd ne Tr d % -
1927 Phelps Or SO OO lhos l4th Or fat l6 30
1890 Roanoke, 1or.. 40 a5 I34 Renning rd g 30
jy11-tf
For RENT-BY FLOYD 3. DAVIS 7TH 4 f. SW
18th Il Md av, lumter 2I8 9th NV business
yard Sl2a.tp purposes 81 900. 90
1903 { sw, 6r. ami 10 IL 9th ne. Or ami. 30.
1856 9Th ne, r.ami 1870 1913 No av ,6r ami. 20
2o4 9th ne, 6r, ami 30 6oI ith sw, II. 30
Evening star., 1903-07-13

FOR RENT
- st NV. rooms and hath ....-..-- $40 40
RIO lst st. NV, rooms and bath. 81 -
ty1l-3t WM IL McGRANN 5ls + st.
Evening star., 1903-07-13

FOR RENT f II. SMITH co. Ilos y Y AVE
RENTAL AGENTS. HD\D BLDG.
1917 X NV. II and 2 baths
order . story brick stable In ...... SIS -
1917 gle st. l3 rooms and . baths. white
stone front. ine large house .....--... 81 ~
CORNER lAth and tHApin sts. Or III,
nice order. greatly reduced
lS+l ''l rd. Nj ". lit 4 tiled bath. 20 -
1896 18th NV, (" rooms aud bath .....-.. ~ 20
lN2i s'h 9 sul hath.
plumbing newly pHIErri and painted b -
l'iG Howard ave. 10 reiWs and hath. y, a
1883 I ~, Tuunls HUi bath order
large front aud ward ...-..-.--. ~ -
- I : psuiuS ana bath ..........- -
80 X 81 ne. : ra,alS and hafh .......... y ut
1874 5d - nv. Gr Al. tine order ...-.-.. 2u -
~ ". rooms. newly painted ..-... IL -
1s' { 81. sw = rooms, water .--.....-.... II 10
J, 1851
Evening star., 1903-07-13

FOR RENT-34G3 Holmead ave NV. Nj.
Pleasant; I-room and tiled bath: all imps
Tenant may select paper. Reduced 10 $3.50.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1903-10-30
A--oLlIng o INe D1IIa- ~.

According to tie Dallas News
9t last SUNDAY aud Monday, word
has gone out from the Santa te
headquarters that ~ soon o. money
matters arc easier tn the east the
Santa le viii, beginning at some
point IN New Mexico, straightcn
ita line to Kansas CITY.
ss..s..
John Turner Is going right ahead
with his new residence.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1903-10-30

Read the display al Of Pat
clio 4 Gamble which appears
6n the iifai page Of THE week. y
News, RUS nrm puta life and
real values 10 their ado "a a
pefusil will indicate
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1903-10-30

LAaT bATCKDAY.

These were all mixed cattle.
The Ed VI. White aud Bledsoe
~ cars went to st. Joe, the
others 10 Kansas CITY.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1903-10-30

Board OF Trade meeting next
Monday night. There will be
business OF Importance to the
town and every member should
come out.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1903-10-30

LOST-hbont sept 20, one
brown horse about 6 years old,
branded Con left shoulder, on
left hip, I CcrossJ on left thigh.
Has scar on back and Is slightly
hog backed. Finder will re-
ceiye e.. 80 reward for the re.
turn OF said animal TO
9. H. STRATToN.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1903-10-30

otto. a.. HEhN i)fJN. Faep.
rHE1EH X HRt>DVH, A.otlv,.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-23
BURGLARS SPEND ABUSY
BUT PROFITABLE NIGHT

Ar Burglar WIS a busy man last
night and the police think that the
same gang which terrofized certain
sections 81 che city recently has
come 20 iife again ana b. operating
more boldly than ever.
Two houses hurc entered last
night while the occupants were
away and completely fauHacked
while the would be hausebfes keru
Wero frightened away from "a thifd
place before they succeeded IN get
tlng In
The residence Of T.. " Gray. the
aell known transportation agent At
~ Harvard avenue north. Mnn EN-
tered ana 500 worth ~ iewaify nHd
money vas taken The liai If stolen
articles includes several pieces Of
leweifY prissa aH heiriaonF
The grnfH we're away from homs
during the evening and when fhes
returned about II o'clock the house
was turned "topsy -tufky." Every
possible hieinR place for yaluablss
bad been searched but only articles
that could readily BE- turned into
money were taken.
The BURGLARS had entered through
= rear window opened 9Th a Jimmy
and departed evifeniiY IS tie same
route. Among the articles stolen
we're eight small stick pins. a small
diamond and "A pHFse containing q
small amount 81 money
Mrs. ~. cahnEau. ~ tali Fifteenth
aNeuue northeast seems to be
marked siif - q good xiethu snr the
houhcbfxAksf Fer tbs third time
thin az many weeks burglars en-
tered her home last night ana went
through u from cellar ta attic. turn
Ing everything upside daRn a. they
sent Although complete search
Of the house ehH made the burglars
I secured nothing CT value
TNo strange AMI myHteriouaIY set
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-23
OUT OF THE WOODS
" vs. .s -. ..sss
of Yellowstone Park Tomorrow and
Resume His Trip
omonow and

pse.l1snt wtli visit IN the order
uasaed. ffastinEs. Lincoln. Fremont
asss Omaha. He wiii spead the nishl
In sbnaha and reach Shenandoah
fo@n. esfiy on the morning u Turt
tzsy fs2Ffnx that day he siii tasks
a hft~f ssug ~ clartnda. Van Weft,
Cs.assiA, Dse aulDss nssalfso@a and
otrzfnsa fsassinw the night "a ths
train, tAs# president v'sil arrive AZ
kepk1as 81 the naoruiH1 Of the xSh.
at<a pn that day sill visit 1aiacy,
IN Hannibal. Louisiana and
GAINESVILLE. Mo. arriving tB ~.
L0uis late Ia The afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-23
law VIOLATED NIGHTLY
BY TWO VARIETY THEA7ERS
In OLD TENDE RL0IN
Men Ignored-ayor Sullivan
and Dare Not Say They Have CIeansed That
District of Its Dives

when some person known 10 be osst
Of touch with the iawbreahsrs wax'
drfs into shs piacs 10 the infunctfaf
to "call u hop tea" brought % tbs
attention Of the girls Al All otlses
times u is bser--iuat plain. cid fash,
ioned beer st ifh cents Der vers
small glass.
Al ths Mascot theater. which chiei
Sullivan not long ago said he be.
iisved 60 be a thoroughly respectable.
place. running on the Temperance
plan. conditions just as bad prevail
Temperance irinknY Like --~
they sell temperance drinks.
This IL the brutal way IN which
the Haioonkespers Of the old ten.
deriOin speak OF the sale of nor
tea" and "siondiksr in the ao-cailea
temperance variety theaters. tbs
People. and the Mascot.
"Dssfis, won't you buy me {
beer
This was the first greeting a star
representative received when he en-,
tered the Mascot thsater ono nigh
this week
II came from a painted girl Of
uncertain age.
The reporter sat down at a small
table IN the foyer Of tho thsater-
u has no dance hall annex and tn.
woman ordered drinks.
Bring me beer. Joe" she said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-23

ness houses and factories. especially
the latter. are many women and
girls Eho are compelled 10 use Sec
ord avenue south IN going 10 and
from their ~stEs Tfi.ss women and
girls are the principal sufferers by
the refusal 81 the mayor and chief
81 police TO close the two dives
which still remain Of the many
which once made the old tsaderloiB
a quarter into which no respectable
woman dared 90. even with an ss-
cort
n was for the protection Of the
women who now work IN the laun-
dries. stores and factories Of the new
paved district that tbs chamber Of
commerce. the womeu's clubs and
several other EXAMINATIONS long sEO
petitioned chief Sullivan % thor
OuRhiy cleanse the old Tenderi0in.
DO these organizations propose to
allow the mayors promise and the
chiefs pledge to remain unfuifilledf
In the Peoples and Mascot theat-
era beer Is sold almost without n
pretenae OF concsalment.
Gimme a beer. Jimmie" cries the
Painted dance hall Kirl IN the peo-
pies as she pronenadas n the bar
with her PARTNER" after a waltz or
two-step.
And Jimmie dishes it out. onl,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-23

VITA the old tendefloin In is
present condition such time has
arrived fsr fhe business men a. the
wholesale district For the people %
.hs- ~s.ss.s esss. ses shat matter
The star viii tell fsw plain facts
The Peoples theatsf and dance hall
IL within a stones throw 0f police
headquarters snd the mayors Of
flee. Likewise the Clancy thsstef
Both dives are on Second avenue
south and Washington street. Just
one block from the corner o. Second
avenue south and Yeaier way. one u
The cenfers Of street car traffic In
the city
sec0ud avenue Roath II the main
theTnughfare between the south end
81 the city and the southern suburbs
and the heart Of the city. From
rar!y morning anti! long after fnie
night II il crowded with pedestrians
on their way % and from their
homes ia the southern residence dis
tfteta.
Further than that. since the par
iial cleansing Of the old tonderioin
several months ago numerous
wholesale houses and small factories
have moved into the premises which
were vacated by the lawbreakers
Who were formerly In absolute con-
troll 81 the district
Among the employees ~ these bust
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-23

EH4 WAITER VuNued htaeAfrs
We dent sell nothing bat NOS
tee Sothin' but soft drinks" ~
said
suh. I forgot" cried the girl
Apaiss9sffealiy "Tm 90 used 20 say,
lns hesf. Bring n bottle. Ioe
Whsn sae hep tea came " great.
~ r~seushsss beet 10 every manner
but she manager Of tho house con.
sidefsd i Incumbent on himself o.
entafs4iu the nswspaper man with
q teng dissertation on the = Per
cent aleohoi' qualities Of the bey.
eraes IT'S o. soft u wont keep
ppht dafs Keep much on hand. b.
concluded.
~isop tea" u soid In both the p~a.
Pies snd the Mascot at 81 = half pint
bottle o. ttia cents a glass.
stfnBEs 60 say the people Who for
merry found concert hall heef an 81.
tiCttx beverage are now equally
issfasi of PEI cent. mop tea and
the places are crowded nightly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-23
NINE KILLED

MfNREApOLfe April a. An eN-
plonian Of the tank OF the North flde
oil Company killed. Il b. believed.
from seven 90 nfteeu people. and in
turrd az many niofr At noon today.
The plant e. ~ flames and the
bodies Of the dead cannot BE-
reached only two persons Of the
office force composed Of 10 clerks
and girl, can be found 4 dozen
Workmen also Bre missing
Ambulance and patrol wagons
have carried about rs iniufes per-
Hous 70 the hospitals The explosion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-23

sPRINGFIELD. III. April 7s.-T'he
House Of state representatives ia In
a state OF riot. ftosenting the pass
age Of the fAndley municipal ownet. ,
ship bill BY the use Of the gavel ana
a temporary adjournment 81 the
house by the same means. the sup,
porters of the Mueller municipal
ownership measure refused 20 re-
coRnize the Speakers DECLARATION
that the house was adjourned. lheY
then effected their own org"hl1a-
ton. -,
Wnd sotnes enaued and many
personal encounters resulted. Ciups,
mn wells and cuspidores we're usgu
a. weapons. Democratic Hepresen.
alive Cummings attempted 70 ~,
sault Speaker Miller but n policeman
ard doorkecper knocked him down.
Miller rushed from the hauHe SUI
rounded by friends and policeineh'
Flebta we're occurring momshut
nv IN the corridors Of the house,
! It.prescntative ChnB. Allen, one o.
no supporters Of the Mueller meas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-23

ali over nearby buildings and caues
Ing shock that WaH felt all over
the northern portion ~ the city Tha
nfrneu cannot control the namB
LATER Ali the missing are now
accounted Tor except nine There IL
hardly any doubt but thnt they were
Killed. Two. according to au eye
witness. were blown to thrfda.
Numerous other c0rpssH can be seen
'iH the debris Seven of the injured
cannot recover. They are al badly
burned cut ana bruised.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-23

cTNsAHAiI Meysi. April z1--Ae.
eoriinx a. pfexTafn rrseldSnt Heosr-
welt ard ME companions will emerge
frous ths soiitudss OF Yeila~staus
para togtsoff0s HeininiuE the ~
fuaindef ~ the party here thr trip
q ~ Isouis all - commenced. Al
ter passing through t4xtnEsSan And
niiiinas tins partY Eiii arrive ~ Al.
lance Sxh. late Saturday after
unoa. After a short step there the
iaurnNy wiii ~ resumed - Grand
Island. Net. whsfe the party vii
spend sunday During Monday the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-23

Ing young men were seen passing up
and down Boz front Of the residence
~ J ~ Hubhell. at 1926 Seventh ay-
enue. lHHt evening. ana later the
same fellows were seen standing on
the porch peeping into the Window.
it IL believed that they we're looking
over the ground preparatory o. some
hauH' breaking but they were fright
ened away before they had "a chance
20 get Ia.
su fer 40 arrests have been made
in connection with any II the cases.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-23
A ROYAL
RECEPTION

NAPLES. April 7a.-KinE Edward.
aboard fhe royal yacht. arrived here
thks moaning and was greeted by n
salute NJ foi guns by the Italian
Mediterranean squadron. Three hun
dred thousand people gathered about
the hartor 10 view his arrival. The
authorities who boarded the royal
yacht say that his majesty looks
well. bat IL badly In need Of rest.
The king expressed a desire that
there he no naval review
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-23
BENSON
SENTENCED
MUST SERVE TWENTY YEARS
AND PAY a Btc FINE FOR
KILLING DAVE MORRILL,
olYMrIA. AnIl p - o. V.

OLYMPIA. ApFil g Judge o. v
linn yeHtsrt taN sentenced christ
ilnnsun te serve 10 yeats az hard
laltaf and 90 pay fine % ssoea faT
the killing ~ Dave Murfeil iaiirf al
Thu1stru euunty OWNS to han-
snga financial euiiditinn. Ia al yfntl-
ability he VIII have "a servo unt his
rue after his se.y year sentence "a
fafsa
Within two haufH after feroiNins
his asuteae,s. henson Nas en hts Nay
o. " alta Nalia. IN ehafHs u Deputy
ShrfiH john Meliehan4 and X "
ta3lor, q poiire urticsF ~ this city
Before Henson enters On his trftu
fcr nansiauxhtsf, b. must ffat serve
cot thr aue. year sentence fai rub
befy. " hi d, faF EnQd behavior can b.
cofumutaH % 10 months
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-23
WERE FULL or FIGHT

bruised and battered. but with the
chip stnl on their shoulders. Charles
Drew aud Frank Hawkins were
looked ap in the city jail this morn
ing charged with fighting. prew'a
hce looked az II he had lust
emerged from a Thanksgiving day
football game, while Hatkin had
every appearance OF having toyed
attn the business end of an active
Missouri mule. Officers Hubbard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-23

10 vote and block legislation n the
request was denied. ~ was then de-
clded to give up the chair In a peace
fui manner.
When Miller entered the house at
$50 O'Clock ortsr had been restored.
He took up the Eavei and called the
house Go order. but the insurgents
laughed at him. One u them moved
To adjourn until $50 o'clock, and the
uotfau was carried.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-23
OFFICERS KIDNAP AN
AMERICAN PRISONER
POLICE and .Su0louuiSh Sheriff Acc
cuSed---bfarshai Hunt of Ballard, UncOvers
What Seems 10 Be a Conspiracy TO
Obtain q Reward

county iAli Re was placed on heard
the nsfthfeuna train in the rsstniY
~ Hasssf aud taken across The aar
into British Columbia territory
iiansrF asa rot have fuquistttun
Tstss1s fff the pfissHss and no lsEai
authority Tor taking she man from
American g. british xsii
Marshal Hunt ls - the opinion
that the = hoir srhrufa Waa eoneurf-
90 Rnd psrpstratef for the purpose
~ cheating him eft % ne reward
% hitch BE - Justly entitled fnrsthr
reason that b. mate the arrest BE
pFvps5sss 60 nrtnF AT q the facts -
the shady transaction 10 uEhi. as u
e. certain that the t.xwfstt officers
are guilty ~ transaction that was
uo, aaly Illegal but probably erin
mat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-23

k.Iw Hsnes sne Chief Of Police
f7tA hzf< deliberately violated
- l-=a<z - esssnze frr e4d ten
NeA elsssirt Months ago they
= ,ax@e - a -=sssssas77iis=a isi,-f 81 the
- nty would Al once put the
- s1rutbinx brush and sc0ur-
Nc iato ccrainlszlon. and as the
~ sHes stated II. wonld make
friet tia<sem a. a rose
~ " grcriss been kept II
$50 ~ kayor Humes and chief
' s .azlssf even pretend that
- Ixs q tha viiest dives that
.eea Ne - tendefioin when IL
=. - = ~ paimlsr days. are stiii
! 80 ~ a. openly and ia just
=, - ssfa1es % both state and
ave ~ u SsfA
ssf sabor1;nate Officer, every
- rfsry panofsnan in chief
49,. apartment. knows r..
80. , 4. who will take the
~ z 'avassisaie. may As ertaIh
e -. -'.ssii lnioxicaiiug liquor ta
:. hlShuy ~ beth the motor :
y 4 ssglss ihsaisr and dance hail
fancy variety fheafar. un .
49, knorsn 81 ne Mascot.
| TO- peer may rnaaquerade as
o. - "H0p Tea" Il Il
- $40 Chief Sullivan knOws
~ Sullivan hardly more than
- said FOR publication IN
n ss y hnd that those places
) 4 lnioxicating liquors. I viii
fzs,.. lie referred 10 tbs
1 y rases ff4ls statement
- haese are siiii selling
- 80 were selling beer al ths
H., . .t Sullivan made tho ~.
L. a.1ea The Star viii guar
~ - they MI be selling beer
a. : month. a year from nov.
- n aaess men who should en-.
-. tuiniimenf 81 the pledes
i y e. Do not act.
- 80 predicts that n they fail
III not be three months
n.ang -. -.
ma. lns "a tenaefioin ain 4,
szAin full blast In thai ais.
-, . hefe are times when pa-
-. -a1eH % be a virtue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-23

sslz4RD. Aprii 1-cisS Mar
=. ta' = ~ in aFtsra ever ~hat
r,,1s > b. a hixh-hAn6ea outrage
aA n resbis Illegal euaftisirE Of
d rsz sssleefs a ksHrstf IN PR
srsx sFiseazf lftkheir charge -
y 4sassz<d fasa BFstish Eainnsaia
y - .4s q 3 petty reward
~ azi< ~ {hn ease a. they are
~ rpsn are scnrueiY n@tiesahfr
! ~ az 1rzs and here "a little
sNs : k<iA<xs that they arr not,
/. xsszss ant probably criminal
e<<ssNes wfii follow
-sxal a&ys sxo Marshal Hunt
z-~ta& = tks city William Jones.
~ e~<xp snlth. who had In ~
<~ee1x Inots stolen from = black :
|1la sSar h Essrett. the Everett
'sms rsrs infwmsa ~ the arrest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-23
W. CHILDREN OF L. DILLER
WITHDRAW VIII CONTEST

sanied BY the Defendants attorneys
10 Superior Judge Griffin for eonhr-
nation late yesterday afternoon, ana
IN the absence Of protest from Mrs
shlndler and I'd Diller II was formal
" confirmed
The viii waa contested on the
ground that Leonard Diiler wac 81
uns6und mind and under undue m
huence when he executed II. Attor-
neg J. r. ROAD who drew up the
will testified yesterday afternoon
that Mr.. Dilier was ~ SOUND NINA
when he made the VIII. Dr, q. NJ
Horton. Hho attended the deeen 80
ln his laHt Illness, oOrroboratrd -
statement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-23

ard Sergeant tuukhson 81 that city
c4ns= hsFe ard took the I8tsQnef
hack e. EVEREST fer trial
IN tbs meantime Il vas discovered
that Smith a. an ESCAPED eouNirt
Whs had broken 81 ~ NsneaaysF.
IL. g.. here ~ sMa EsfNink q nine
year term ~ robbery A reward %
80 ~aa offered ~ the Pros incisi
government fer Ms apprehension.
These facts were carefully rcfa
c~sisd from Marshal Hunt. natifica-
ton % the fact that Smith Has iH
custody briaN aufetiy srnt to the
Canadian authorities by the Everett
officers. Superintendent 81 Prov In
ct4i Police HuaaeY went e. Everett
ard on Tuesday night he. wita shsf-
iff brewer - Snahosuish seantJ.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-23
TOD SLOAN,
BENEDICT
Illness OF Famous Jockeys
Wife Reveals Secret Of His
Marriage

PARIS. April as.-The wife Of
Jockey Tod sloan is seriously ~
with twrAaid fever Only az. lns!
mate friends Of the famous rider are
aware Of tho fact that nearly two
years ago he married handsome
Partisan girl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-23
POISONED

PENSACOLA. Pa. April IA
Roland Morgan received sample
package Of breakfast food through
TIE mail iaft Monday lie ate isss
thau q spoonful and died within an
hour In terrible agony An analysis
showed that the package contained
"a half ounce ~ stFgehnine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-23
REnprRrp 1ah vrRpIcra

The condemnation proceedings for
sthe regarding of Eaai Pike street
WE concluded IN superior Judge
Morris court thlH morning after be-
ms on trial ful several weeks The
jury has rendered 40 yefdicta TO-
property oWnefH, the aggregate
nfuauut Of which L. fHIfE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-23

The proceedings fnr the condemn
utlou ~ property witch viii be dam
aged by the Great Northern tunnel,
nos ~ course Of construction. are to
be- begun in Judge Morris depart
meui of the superior court. neat
Monday morning
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y il, 10y shindier and IA Miller.
- e.s'' s' children Of Leonard
4 ~ ~ aief IN this city Novem.
slsn, lsaHina an estate vsluad
y ~. ~ ~,9. have Withdrawn
sphtestinK thQ fathers
4 W !, 'lnpfofnise has been effect
ls,..H = understood The s0n I'D
~ s,' - % IecsiYs the sum Of
IN y 49, hey felinqulsh all
Hslsl NJ ~, estate which Included
h. 'assa -, ~ wv. ~ which the
+ NJ ,sss ~, ne ne blik n his property
ilialie tsfe and her children.
a,sh a ,oisinheritlng the two
s hist wife, vas pre-.
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rHEY COULD NOT EXPLAIN

iiesnune thry could not nutiHfae-
torliN account fut HaHlu old copper
in thsif noaaeHHlon Peter Thomas
ana Burt cole, two young men, were
arrested b. Detective Ihtihrick on
the water front this morning, and
locked uu in the city fAli
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L.usufiousiy furnished paflor and
bed SOON. ga suite. and ous single
- -saayssss-. So. 80 -. .s--sN - s-s - '
rnrss gursEs TFHHHu surroundings. "a
raved district ou nrrt hiil. 60 gen
sieuen osiy. 81 Terrace. JAinsa
street ear 80
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LICENSES TO WED

The following marriage lieensss
have been issued T. D. Kinney. -,
At Mes Fofs. ard Ntoirt Stevens.
=, Of et-7hane Joseph Hasn ~. and
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WILD RIOT In ILLINOIS
LEGISLATURE


IRE, was chosen speaker by the In-
HurEenta. Cnhcr officers were also
chosen and an effort In now being
mode by the insurgents Go secure
a quorum and nui1ify the action Of
the Miller men.
spRfNGF1ETD. April 2s.--After n
quorum had been occurred by the In
surgents the Llndley bill was re-
called and put back to its second
reading, ak amendments that had
been gavelod through were laid on
the table. The insurgents say they
will hold possession Of the house de-.
spite Miller'H expected attempt 10
regain control at 2iaO o'clock
The mayor hes peef appealed 10
for police protection. There IL also.
some talk, though unofficial Of call.
ing for troops.
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Refined losoi,s. sos o.,,l,r.n

and Spransls arrested them In the
iaew red hight district early this
morning