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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-22
THE THIRST OF
JOHN DOWNS
Being g story % hesN a Prehihitsr,
Order sesstinnss Prohibits
on neari the I,rs.Iaent.a nom.

on noari the Presidents Train.
IN ROUTE MAY n naxKaga-
master Juhn Downs h tho most DE
consulate pernnn an the Preaidsnts
sEsecial fe ts sufferlua FROM the 81
tects Of a new prohibition order Just
issued BY Mr.. r. y Mccoy. who Is
Ia general charke % tbs train Tor the
Pennsylvania RaIiroAd Cornpahy.
AMI what nakcs hin particularly
batter 4 the fact that ths law strikes
him alone. untll the present time
al the members % the train cree
from the porters TO the ansinsora
were allowed number 81 dFthks
each day. SETTING thetn either nom
the diner .Niisog af the bufrct NaF
Atlantic Then. iiks the pravvrn hal
thahdeFteait from this olssr aky /.
came me ordpr cutting on the
drlnRn.
EVERY ether utsn on the train can
stiii set his Srinhs- said Downs this
aesains. There are the waiter. IN
Tia diner and the pzaFtssa % the
slrcpcFA They 80 up 20 thu At
iange' % tbs Glizsxs and order
cigars or drinks for the msmlser. q
the party There IL mathinG m the
world g. pFvx~at them tfSsua ofd@FsnH
an extra glass Toe themselves o. a
cigar AT aaT tims they nlezss. Poor
me. up IN the baggage ear. must 80
al vita aY wsrk. last a. SiilinE as
ever. thaush ny tongue - sticking
20 the roaf o. ms mouth. think I
migat be allowed % have al iasst 9ns
fFtnA besars each meal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-22
BOER GENERALS
FIGHT BATTLES
OVER AGAIN

Ns~mraa~r Ers@rrsase A.@ssssstian
PRETORIA, May f4=-s spectAl~l--
The Roef generals. now hvins at the
Trsnsvasl hotsl. pending employ
ntent nv the governments. are FIGHT
ins their battles over again and ez.
hlhitinn a great deal Of contempt for
each other.
Rofhh sits alone ~ meals and re-
fuses 20 SPEAK TO DE Wet beeaase
he surrendered Commandment Mayer,
a relatixs Of the late Lukas Meyer,
D~iHrey and oliver, the latter fresh
from captivity. form party Of their
own al another table. The factions
debate separately all crumbs of IN
formation that come 10 them off,
ciaiiy.
IL H. hoped that they will get to-
gethsr eventually and confluence IN.
organization Of a burgher force fof
defense. but az present the Boer u
In a mood too suilen 20 consider such
matters
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-22
MLLRiDE WIN
THE PRESIDENT

BOISE. Iaaho. May fA-a.y~
Alexander WIN ride In the csfrtaes
etth Fresldsat Roosevelt when hs
visits iiotsr. Nag -
AdIutant Niesers. who his charge
af he arrangements. s~crtvrsi \ teia.
sFaia fFtssn H~crwtAry fsneh last night
- rims u was the presidents wiah
that ths mayor eseaPy q sat in IN.
carriage vita hint - has been
stated In recent tsisRfauss tie
msyur Vas IneisAsd Ia the earftaxs
Wien the lst Nas first ssnt - tho
president The lat Wsa r4ss1sa7a
=. . . 's.s, =. . 49, - = =. - !.
sseFAatpe FfeYharF'n substituted
The greatest tnAsana finn a. en-
RHes~rd when ts vas learned that
th= mayors naHse haA hess e=z=ss4
hf The pfcsident- NhIfh n IL ts~iisFest
has Fearhsi his earz. and caused hin
10 nnttgy the euuuaftic4 that he
should ride IN TIE carriage Ntth hifrs.
Il has partially ailay~a the feeling.
hus th1 hsiiGs atiit xNists that raee
hatred wa4 the eaase Of w.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-22
Is HEALTHY

IN aut III. May yz.=Iaaiah ~ do
ina rixht w~il Ssat 10 the fTssssasni
~ e he s.sss important Esssaher ~
The party n~ ap~stds = great asal
u hss time ln THE Presidents eonAa
pans. efsd aartns tbs last tso ~~~As
has b~eame ms Intimate frtaaa u
ANY uautesF "a governors. United
states soHstoSs. btx stats commit.
teumen ard Hnetnners ~ coukvu~a.
Iiy the time ha rmaeh~e washington.
u IL nsesa than nkeir that h. wlli
be - vel versrd ~ "a tisaAi pssisties
that hs viii ~ Efvea an important
po@t near the had q the govern
ment II has already bssu decided
that be yin make tha white House
hts haFne. 50 ere may imagine That
he !. Il sssne consequences.
Josiah IN ths badger that was
given tbs President at sharon
spFfnx. Kan. but he IL no com
mon. ordinary member Of hia kind
Although he does not rsy much. one
can easily Sc that ~ l. thinking
deeply AZ All times The President
NAMED him for his former owner
TIE fttIs xiri who gave him to the
President ssk~d that be be called
-. O."
what Dos ,. q. stand forr' ask.
cd tbs President.
Fer mY Bfofher.- she repiisd.
Wei. What r. yoar brothers FIRST
manner
Josiah
-rh@n veil coll hlnn Josiah" "a
cid~d the President.
VIII Dufaney. the presidents rnss-
SEM GER. was appointed Josiah's valet
and the friendship that has spruns
Mp between them IL quite togching
Several times q day Josiah cries
''Iyula-a-n-e-e" fuat &c plain AZ
human tongue could form the word
Duianey n al Ioeiahs side In an IN
slant with a bowl n milk or a Do-
tRto. HerauFs - hin foudasms for %.
tatoez. the President declares that
Josiah - ~ Irish extraction. He
eats three rr -four q day and gen.
ersiiy drinks about two pintr Of
milk. FIFE has a lovely disposition
ana viii uiay Nv the hour with a
bail or piece ~ string. Tbs only per.
son for whom ~ has taken an aver.
don on the trip n Governor ERODE
% Arizona. They were playinz one
day lat week and during the fun the
Governor cuned him too hard. 10
slah At once made fierce grab for
the gtIhsrnat8rfat finger and then cut
his acquaintance 1uptetelv The
Governor tried g. MAZE an with him
huf Jnsiah stuck his ueNs between
his paws and even refused 81 make
merry with hia friend The President
until the tan oid plaiusnran quif TIE
room
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-22
MANY SPEECHES

On Board the Presidents Train
EN- ROUTE. May 21.-Prosidsni
Roosevelt sill probably make 80
speeches on his present western TRIP
II IL believed that up 10 date he has
broken all records for presidential
oratory. and before his tour has end.
cd he Will swell this total 60 "a CON
siderable extent
Up to the present. May stands
out a. the banner experimenting day
Of the trip He made is talks on
that date. although there we're only
10 scheduled stops on his Itinerary
both Senators Burton and Long
were travelling with him and they
persuaded MIN to halt the train at
various ether erosHrusd points Tor
the good of the party. Monday,
April g with ~ speeches - Its cred
IL. follows close upon the record 81
Nay 2 On that day the president
vas rushing through South Dakota
ana both United States senators
we're with him.
President R0oaevelt struck n NUM-
her Of California points exactly two
y-nfs "a the fn7TGrs sitter tn VISIT
81 President Mckinley. a number
Of the present party we're with the
late president on that nIeuiora BILE
tour. but none % them dreamed
that they would rstfsse their steps
within two short years with another
executive.
on that trip President Mckinley
made a large number Of hHck plat
form ana revie ewing stand speeches.
His talks. however. did not average
nearly as LONG az President Roose-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-22

NEW York. May ~ especially
&C aiming that a decree sfref
aEsinst her Ia FLORIDA Is add.
Mrs. Anna nse8sn PEI aas snsfi
DsnraH = fsli fnF dIxsfss. ~ hile
b. - away On q haneT sAan TIP
atth his aaoond wifa. formally
tieinns fnutaa gardnes In the
tbs second wife - nanssd
as correspondent rsli and hia sec
ond bfid4 @fs thogsht - be in ma
rura az present An order s'as oh
tanned from Justice nisrhos ~ the
supreme court. for service - SUM
uaus en- Mr.. r~ii by mailing Il 20 Als
last knswu Residence IN this eouDtEy.
Orlando. fla, whss. he and his 1se-
end bride lived laas wtntaf.
peii's afat wife wa Anus Ostsn
Fendieton. Fnambes 81 = vel Eno~n
Staten lai2nd family. They were
married at Se~ Brighton IN lisa
Tea ehflafea wsss barn 20 them.
Domestic alfHaultias arese hstween
Mr.. Psil and his nrrt wife several
years sEu. and they entered into ar
tiri~a % SEPARATION. Mrs. f'sli ~
tanning custody % the children and
axrssanx tn aeo@ss asa a naonth
Two year. ago &r. Pei Inherited
a large fortuns from an aunt IN
Paris. and he bought sa estate IT
Orlando. Fla Mrs Psu claims that
hs aid thia for the purpese ef OBJ
talnln4 . IsaAl rs-ifsnce there 90
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-22
Fill CRIME

I.AwRENcEnuRd. Ind. Mag -
Excited posses are securing the
Country IN search OF Anna Ktaert
aged Il years. who 10 probably the
victim Of a foul assault and murder.
Last niHht the faunH lady. accom-
panied by her father, went t.
church The father WAS struck down
with a club nnd iald unconscious in
the road All night THE Eifl pasevis
IDENTIFY carried into the woodn near
by Tier hat and umbrella were
FOUND lying near tha river bank.
which leads 20 the theory that she
was a sasiiitea aud murdered ana her
body thrown into the river
A suspicious looking eolored man
"A giant hl stature. was seen bitter
tna around Manchester station yes-
tsfday and IL suspected OF having
committed the crime
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-22
CHAIN GANG CHEAPER
Why the City Refused TO Employ Laborinq Men on
Work of Cleaning University Grounds
for Presidents Day

F7re~n members Of the ctty's
chain gang we're engaged tbs sfssr-
u~on tn clearing ant psftin9 In
shape the sfsaFs3 around TIE atHnst.
en- the aid University Frauasia. from
Uhteh ffeatdent Roosevelt 10 70
spaah. Nis Werkinstneft. sestt ~ the
free employment bafean - report
10 Frank q. Mullen. who had charge
~ ths watA. sura s~pt eatt ing frorn
n O'Clock this morning uazii nstarfr
! o nincs thte aftarn1ou. AZ Eulisn
had NOT pat In an appearances al
that ttfnas they isft. thinking no
work wsuia ba d0ne tasfsy shartly
after their departure the chain SANG
Win Aullsa a. buss. Hfrfssa snd b.
sas The unxk.
s.r . ~. ~, 80 ls.sss. .s....,-.
he sssa snxzs~a In di,~eflnK the ~.
forct % hlS nlefA W no were ssssne-
~hAt haasiAospp-sd IN tkssf mass-
nsttts - The ehaiaa wtfk y hirb thsY
Nerw taffsnad
fskf ssse these mes .z~-s . he
Nas asked thstsad uf ether labor.
css stnpiaY~d la THIS wnssf-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-22
STRANGERS ARE
COMING To TOWN
People From the Surrounding Country Are Eockng
to Seattle to Catch Glimpse of the President

AnHiosss % Hct a glimpse af Prea-
ide1t H9o~sFeit, people frura tbs
surroundings country are comfnsus-
ms 90 ealtaa 20 Seattle. The trains
are Swinging them frorn the snui hssn
section Of the county. and steamers
nom all points on the sound
Many % the Japanese labofers
who wefk In thu Port niak assy niIi
wal cutne uxsr On the steamer Sarah
NJ. ttsutan Tomorrow morning They
VIII taia With their countfYm~u Ia
this city Ia welcoming tbs president.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-22

A few ~ tho FiiiptnoM who live At
IN. mill town will also come 90 the
city
Fur the h~nefit ~ the loTgers ansi
n1tii men ON Houds canal ana ~
steamer Georgia will run an exeuf=
sinn. arriving herr Sunday mnrntuE
The steamers Ra@aii. and Alice der
9uda viii land sseUrEionisia rum
Past Anaslea and British Colum hian
oitlss. and tho steamer HvilinEham
from Whatcufn tomorrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-22
We VETERANS OF LATE
WAR FORM PLANS

The members Of the George n.
FoFtsen camp. spanish American
War Veterans. at meeting last
night. perfected arrangements for
their participation in the prcsiden-
tiai reception tomorrow They VIII
wear the uniforms. consisting OF
campaign hats. blue shirts and khaki
trousers. they wore in the Philip
pines, ard WI assemble a. the
Armory AZ 1850 o'clock IN the morn
Ing All veterans OF the war are
Invited 10 3uin the local camp,
10 has not yet been decided that
the veterans win march In the par
AIDE but they wish 70 greet the
president ON his landing from the
Spokane.
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-nseaune it'a eheaper. I suppose.
he answered.
~fs Il true that 4 crew ~ men
were sent mere this morning by the
Employment burean u apply a. 20
Tor the i0s. and that thsY were kept
waiting
-saw. sess here interrupted Mui
len. 7 doBt knoa anything about
tat want here. aud I didn' =
500 fhem ] suppose. ftnugh- that
tnsy came. Besides. don't see What
a. business Il IL ~ tna Stars
ef the p1hiic'a anyway. What
dos anybody care who does thr
wTfk % ioe rs iiens. Is long a. Il 5
f-usf n re- dune BY the chan
fahe = savss bsHNine iuansy ffvuz
hf-.gSADO .ssOO ..-e.ss ., =. - .
usuNH ffnW sntH naarr uuEnt -
e~ fssahlishet. SaYwsy Thry sashi
te - hepf quist@
Auiish refused - sas uhY whnsH
ortsfs Or ~ whose request rueh
truly smiasht and hiEhly respect
sS4s Etiss~ns IS the n~nhers ~ sh@
chain gang had hen plAc-d on ths
wsts n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-22

The first diamond medal ofatofiosl
contest ever held In this state VIII
take place al the v NJ =. A THE
evening under the auspices 90 the
Seattle fssiefa tion 20 the " 81 n. a..
The contestants viii be Niaa chrisais
nreWef af tioauiam. Mrs. Effie Tay.
lor OF Fremont aud Miss May Wade,
Mrs, josephine iIaEgard aud Miss
teaai~ Inkiia OF Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-22
ONO OFFICERS
OUTWITTED

MEMPHIS. Tenn, May s2-Iudge
Holloway this morning decided that
he could not turn Elizabeth McCor-
mick over 20 the Ohio authorities,
because she was not In ohio when
the crime was committed, and was.
therefore not n fugitive. lie re-
leased the woman on writ Of ha-
beas corpus. and then Immediately
reuianded her 10 Jail 60 answer Co a
charge 81 murder IN Tennessee. She
WAS taken back 60 Jail. Witnesses
for the prosecution viii go before the
grand Jury To gain an Indictment
: ~ sGsss ERE woman. ffsr friends ~
iubilsnt and say she viii soon be
free
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-22
PREACHER
KIDhAPS MS
OWN SON

/ CHIC 400, May xz-nav. Robert
hahh. . Hartlaf miaialar. this
mofuiax faced the charge Of at
ten ptins - kidtsp his three chill
dren from hts foftusF sife who lives
what hsf uncle. Millionaire Sanford.
an ink manufactures OF this city
According Co the woman. the minis
ter failed 10 suppeFt his family fac
thFee yuarA
Ths sensation came when she an
nouseed that she had been 70 south
n4knta. shers She had iivea -.
manths. and s-osirsd a divorce sua
the custody OF the children. Rabs
var unaware cf this nntil n vas
brought out sn the trial BY his form
o. wtfeFs testimony.
The children are aged 10, . and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-22
SINE MEZD1zEG AF
MEGNkW'r TOUR
interesting Little Stories Written for the Star by Cor.
respondent n. n. Hazard Aboard tho
Presidential Train

velt's. Aa rule. he spoke unan
subjects relating O. the history OF
progress OF the localities visited
President Rooses elt. for the most
part. breaches little sermons or
good citizenship ard character with
now ANA then side TALKS ta the osi
soldier and his YoupE successor Of
the spanish war President Hnanss
welt 'roapeata himself more than
his Predecessor. but at each town
HE sentiments are ehscrrd 60 the
echo Tor they are new 10 the peapla
Nho hear them.
All the srseches President MeKin.
Icy made On his tranacautiuentai
tour 40 we'll a. All the others he de-
itNered while IN office wcte taken
Down IN short hand and transcribed
fer historical nfszsrV alton. Thoss
he delivered prtor 10 hls feseleetian
we're used during The campaign.
fhay were eafapitsa and printed tn
book Norm hs private coneern
n hirh had an understanding with
the National Rspahucan COMMITTEES.
Wha bought a large number af
eupiea for distribution The arseehea
h-lns made on this trip BY President
Roosevelt VIII probably. reach thu
ruhifc through a similar channel
EAHfN lAAA ne Haa made since iunNe
ht9 Washington. with the ekrsptiun
az two delivered at ST. Louis. are
nov neatly printed out IN typewritar
really for ffiinH antenH the White
mea.a Archives The two exceptions
u2sntiuned are safely FscossAad IN the
notebooks 81 stsnoaraphsrs taafta
sfsd McdreW 81 the White House
staff accompanying the rfrstisnt ~
viii be only a msatter az two or
three hours wuFk IA tvpswfite them.
Every speech made BY the prvst-
dent while GA tour Il taksn down
simultaneously ny I.atta ard Nr-
tszsN Aftss delivery ane - the
other copies Il In typseritas. or, n
TIE taik u unusually long and there
- some reasua why v should be
tTaukhi out IN hurry, they divide
tbs sork. ore taking the first and
the othsf the lass halt Mr. Web
stsF. the teird white House ste
hesrn pher vita the party. aoez rot
tAhr down any - the presidents
za=eehes on ulsa trip lie attusas &c
pFaetigaiiy al The BUSINESS saFfs-
spandsncs % tha president and is
hist an busy aa Latta and Mesfrww
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-22
NOT LOOKING
For TROUBLE
TIE prrsiasn, Hss Ne fianksrins
Aft.r tee ss~..eoas Life when u
Genes ts Eidiea


On Board tAe f,reaiaenss Train.
IN ROUTE. May - Prpsidnnt
Roosevelt + not at al ANXIOUS 10 40
Laundering down the aAea an a
''hFoneho tasstrr Ns fesees 20 ride
hofsShsck. as everyone knass. bot
nndesfty dsnies that ha can rids
anything that ever wura hoora. as
one q BIS western semirrrz once
SAID
when 7 was cut west on . ranch. ="
h~ nald - frirnd nnn far sgnrs the
present trip WBs started. Il always
picked sas the easiest harss In the
corral - Ffsfe. I didn't then. and I
don.t naw. hks - ride = rasor back
0r q bactsr. ant wheu plea my I'D
ing caEnpauten th~y ara rot a.
rsaia the fsztzn hest csfsf as8s IN tbs
-ss~s Aa.eS ..t-'sAAs .ss,r - As.t - - y
states seaasar~ AZ fairly plump Gov.
rrnnrN u states. Aisxs nfer owe re-
FUSES - ride with Anyone but Niuss.
and { have an idea that hs plck~d
cut tkst class % sasieKfEs4n eoful,aa-
lou=hsg fsF . very Eaea eeasost lie
knew that kinws wnutf - fAirtv EAR
20 ride with. II gasn vanity "a was
fust phYBzral cnmsfnrt shat prompted
the remark On AisxansteSs part
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girls anil four boys are living. An
have married and he has - grand
children ana seven great grand
children AID seven great grand
children.
Mr.. Harley was married when g
years old. His Ntfs "a now aged S..
II 1881 Agr. HanlsT =ssnt overland
from Arkansas 70 California with an
OK team. driving a large band OF
cattle end mules to the California
market. Shsrtiy after his return hs
settled in illinois, and until few
months ago had beer Identified with
the BUSINESS circles Of WAveriy and
vefdsn. III. the latter place having
been his home during the last nf-
teen years.
Mr.. HAnley IL a veteran Of two
wars. having served under General
Seott In the Mexiesp campaigns. lie
also did service as a soldier In the
Blaekhawk Indian war. tie was de-
terminsd 60 enlist in the civil war
% 1880. but vas prevented BY his
aEe.
Mr. Hanley has not had a photo
graph taken In 20 years.
The men were charged with having
stolen cattle from caZsten Brothers
last summer.
The state asked for dismissal On
the ground that no evidence against
the two men could be produced. They
have been out on bonds.
The case OF the state against
Harry Little. charged with burglary.
was also dismissed on the proseoa-
tors motion.
-
For best chance 10 see naval par
ade see page 4.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-22
cHllpREn,s soolAL

Seattle Lodge No. 7, Degree OF
Honor. will give ohildren's social
next Tuesday evening. A fish pond
for the little ones containing toys
dolls, games and books. donated bs
menbora. VIII be m attrn ctlnn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-22
q - q SIS q q q q q q 81 q
DUST:

Don't foFxnt "a blow that whistle
ard rims thai baiL
fsaok oot for ulekpaekeis taznar-
fu~i chief sullivan SAYS there Il be
iats Of 'sm N town.
Police % ~. Petersburg are usins
anahis pseeantton 20 prevent cut
breaks during eoguinK bia@atrnniAl
esi9brssksn.
HINT TO SUMNER GfnI.
II sces not rss-sirs a hiahwRynan
to bod up a tram"
Two p@opla killed. ana a ioasn In.
furad BY series Of cyclones near
sa1ina. kan-
Historic siIn planted b. Abraham
fsfueogn tn front Of Lincolu home
stead AZ springfists. fIi.. f~u during
a storm.
Vatican 10 taking MEASURES 80
facilitate the emigration % several
hundred Italian priests 30 America
faf the benssit % the ilnmaHas
fsssis- population - tni1 eountFz
which ~ now estimated al xdoo 90
This number II Increasing AT the
rate q foo.eoo yearly.
indian government has arranged
tn send q COMMITTEES OF officials 10
Afnertca 60 study railway msthods
with the yies % adopting the beet
in the traffic reform scheme con-
tseBpaeted-
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that he could apply FOR a divorce IN
Florida. About a year aae he was
alvea decree by default, Mira. Rsli
refusing 20 appear at the suit She
claimed that abe was = residant Of
New York and that the courts Of
Florida had no Jurisdiction over her
This tn also her reason for claiming
that the divorce granted against her
IN invalid. n was obtained on the
grounds Of dessrtlon. ID
Pclia second marriage, 10 lielsnc
Louise Gardner, was on October 10.
Ieaf--Ees s.shile- aster 81. IL sssAeslssss
they lived at North Haven. Conn.
going from there 10 Florida. The
FIRST Mrs Feil employed a detective
20 watch them and designed 10 10
tercept their trip abroad, but they
are said 10 have got away from Ilos-
ton under assumed nnmeH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-22
ALLEGED CATTLE
THIEVES SET FREE

The cases of the state against
Theodore Grumsett and otto Par
thicr were dismissed by Superior
Judge He'll this morning on the mo-
ton u the prosaentins attorney.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-22
HART PRoVEs INNocENcE

Prank Hart. charged with ambeg :
bling tiib from Mrs. NJ ~. snod=
Etaas. was yesterday dismissed by
Justice George from the charge. The
money he received was proved 10 he
a commission ON the sale OF real es-
tate.
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MRS. B0R0SS SAYS
she is HAPPY

N~@vusgAF Fhfsznsiss Asase isftsal
fNIJfANATutis. May 4afEpe-
elal. l-frtenaz here Indignantly deny
the story thnt Airs. finvuzas fnrrueF-
" Miss Josephine tipinsan. Of thus
city. conteuaniatee an action fnr AZ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-22
MORTALITY REPORT

Albert w. Ray. aged Is years, the
only aon OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. y. Ray.
died at Providence hospital this
morning of typhoid fever. The body
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-22

Tn fellow tint
runs round look
In fer a joint de-
hale all IN time
generally wants I
do all IN tafkln
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-22
DECLARES THAT FORMER
DECREE is INVALID

ehurNh. Thtrd avenue and Ptns
strss4. sunday morning AZ n O'Clock
7 ~ nuhiaci % tbs SERMON viii b.
's0Iha -" ItsN. r. y Hryolie. =
tasmtsT az the graduating ciasH. vii
breach
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-22

vorca. shs aaa her husband are row
living at NtannA. and a story Was
pubilahed In eastern papers - the
effect that Mrs. Hnrnsn, accutus
panied b her mother. Mrs Helen II
Holman. was on the way 20 Indian
Apolia In a letter rccaived by a
relative here from Mrs. Horuss the
latter refers affeeiiooAtely 20 her
husband and describes how bath he
and she are wrapped Up IN the Hfs
~ their little daughter. born IN
March. Mrs. Borons was former
lance % Mareonl.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-22

Va. has haen dedicated. owed Go#l
people present
Korean government has hanlhhed
japanese residents from Qus4ar41
Island.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-22
DIAMOND MEoAL CONTEST

southern Presbyterian assembly
has begun annual conference at
I.eaInalnH. ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-22

New cure for tuberculosis has been
found Il comes from Texaa Non-
dog ~ ith suicide.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-22

The two men who stole watch
and got a year each ought to know
the difference between taking
lime" and getting ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-22

Monitor Arkansas. which got
stuck ~ the Ohio river. has been re
leased and has arrived at Cairo, III.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-22

Western Pacific railway has de
elaea 10 issue So. 900 900 IN bonds for
road improvements.