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The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-02-06

Mr.. Laning came here from Mayfield
and previous to that had been at Full
ton and Clinton. He informed Mr..
Duncan, manager Of one of the local
houses, that he intended to remain in
Paducsh. He was 9 rather young
man. and without family.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-02-06

Subscribe for The Sun.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-02-06

Mr., Roscoe Bailey arrived from
Tennessee today. He had been in that
state working up subscriptions for the
St. Louis Chronicle.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-02-06
THE MARKETS..

FURNISHED by ARBNz Il GILBERT OF rHK
PADucAH COMMISSION Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-14
TEDDY NAY PLAY
LONE HAND GAME
Seattle and Tacoma Reception Committees Continue Their Fight
He Is Likely 10 Become His Own Host Aboard
Revenue Cutter MCCuifoch

and CNashman or Wilson and Hum
phfiea who shall stand at the pres
ldrnts right hand. howins and smil-
inE To the multitude.
The story goes that even tho mass
meeting Wherein the presidential
COMMITTEES Nas appointed. vas
packed Ia faNar OF Nr. Wilson. Hpins
are unkind enough 10 say that Mr..
Wilson would like this opportunity
~ lmpre@minE upon seattle and other
residents on the sound that he Il
noN a prominent citizen of seattle
ana Western Washington.
In other words. when he appears
before the legislature two years
hcnce a. a candidate for Foster :
seat Ia the United states senate. -
would like to be recognised as the
Srattls ana Western Washington
candidate,
Though soms Of the members ui
the comltiss are dizplsesed hecsess
they thlah politics has smbfailcd ths
local committee. yst they are ~
much lneeuHed a. their political
friends AZ TIA Arrogance 81 Tacoma
IN wanting Go Re the whole stats
~ Washington.
That such il thr case WAs mads
plain yesterday when Mayer Hums'
seceis~d very pretty little invita-
tion from the Tacoma eamuEttea -
qnestlue him 10 become a quest al
T'aeafTia aurEnE the pfesldsuEa xisil
70 that city. May q ara ~
Like Invitations have been sent q
the mayors 81 Aubaru. nontan. t'ug
allup and other towns throughout
the state
New Mayer iiumsn and ether Sc
Athletics 10 not object TO the rresi'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-14

IT is NOW UP TO
THE COMMIT TEE
The Executive Body of Sfreefcar
Mems Union VIII Talk
Over Situation

The executive committee OF the Sc.
attic Street Railway Employees
union viii decide this afternoon
whether OF not % cali a special
meeting Of the union tonight e. con
slider the matter Of going 90 n strike
It's decision Will be communicated
70 the afternoon session Of the union.
which holds lts regular weekly
meeting today II II IL affirmative,
all ihs union trainman IN the employ
Of the company viii be notified 10 be
present at a midnight session.
AZ 60 whether or not a strike VIII
be called, depends much upon the
answer Manager Grant 81 the BE-
attic Electric company IL expected to
present 10 the afternoon session II
the union Ia regard 90 the protests
which the union made 60 him last
Monday Although many Of the
more radical members Of the union
declare themselves openly Ia favor
Of Immediately inauKuratlnE q tie
up II Manager Grants answer IT.
not satisfactory, u appears more
likely today that cooler heads VIII
prevail
The answer which Superintendent
Ksmpstsr has already made 70 the
protests was unsatisfactory 70 the
union, which. however. sfiil has re-
course 10 President Furth Of the
company end 10 the baslness men
Nho promised to zee that the COM
nany lived W 10 ith agreement
The arbitration honrs has al.
ready interpreted tie decision IN re
gard 10 seniority a. meaning that
preferences was 20 be given 70 only
the men who we're employed by the
company throughout the strike.
me men claim that the company j.
violating this provision constantly.
besides Ia other ways showing a de-
sire - get rid 81 union men.
Ia the protests which are now up
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-14

for confederation for Mr.. Grant, the
cases Of NJ j. KIncliae. n conductor
who IL laid off. Conductor l.. %.
aecklen. Moforfuan Lampson. Com
ductor II. G. Mefford and Conductor
Meisain are prominently referred 10,
Kinellne waa shot IN the Congress
saloon during the strike ~ a non
union csrfuan named Ditto. The
latter. after a preliminary hearing
was bound over 20 the superior coaFt
on 1900 bnil. Kincitne has been laid
Off until the case ~ settled.
That practically means that ! am
discharged" said Klncline. this
morning. for IL may be year be-
fore the matter 10 put through ihs
courts. But where the diacTimina-
tlsn is apparent 20 me. lies ia tbs
fact that a man who war with Ditto
nt the time 81 the shooting ana who
waa arrested and fined $40 for car
ryfng . gun. Was the next day put
70 work for the company. while ],
who wss not even arrested. was laid
off Ditto. I hear. was given Job
~ tie company at Tacoma, AL
though ! have no proof Of this.
a ease similar 90 mine - that 81
~ Denny. a union man who after
the strike became involved IN a fight
with MStornan Allen. q uon-uniou
man or a Green Lake car. Allen
was one OF those who went 70 Th-
coma, bsissVe. Rather than AL
low Alien 10 be arrested. 6upsrin-
tendent Kefupstef had him apollo
giae 70 Denny, and both men were
kept NJ work"
l.ampson. Meeklen. MeffoTd and
Mri.alu are u0u-unioH men now ein-
pIoyed on the Yesler way line. The
protests against them are all similar,
being 10 the effect that they we're
not employed by the company
through the strike. and yet maintain
seniority over all other employees Of
,he Yesisr way tire.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-14

MURDER
H Bod; of Year Old Girl Baby Found
in the Bay---FOuI Play
Probable

! thar an inch long and 81 a DARK
bfosn color. The face can easily be
recognized. should anybody who
knew Il In life see u at the ruorgue.
The features are prominent and the
peculiar shape 81 the face r. notice
sf,f.. The forehead l. high afsd
broad. and the the face nafTows 20
pointed chin. The baby weighs
about Is pounds.
when Deputy Coroners Wiiisle and
fnRham arrived the body lay on the
sand above the water mark s'lth the
face opposed 70 the aun.
The body was taken 20 the Bonney-
watson norsue. Coroner Hoye VIII
hold an inquest over the remains "
The autopsy develops that the baby
was murdered.
No marks Of violence of any Kind
were found on ths body. and y u
the belief Of the coroner that the
baby wks drowned.
No one ln the nsikhbofhood can tell
anything that throws any light on
the case
The Great Northern tunnel II be-
ing alulced out near the place where
the body was found. ana u believed
shat whoever threw the baby into the
hay believed that tho loose dirt would
cover no the little body before II
could be discovered.
The police were notified OF the case
before the coroner. but no one from
the police station appeared. Sothins
/, ma. iSssa ,5sjHs % the police ia tf's
case.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-14

| The trouble arose ever wethsr the
seattle committee should fight II
cut or gracefully inform MIR Noose-
welt that Tacoma had assumed fun
centred ~ everything aud that while
Seattle was anxious and ever ready
10 entertain hin 81 ala not cafs 60
bea party to narfing his visit To the
Sound by taking sides In Political
flght
ronrreTanlan Humphrey. sx. sem
ator John l. Wilson and others who
figure prominently In politics stood
out 10 fixht Tacoma 60 the bitter
Fad BY laying the madais Ia at itu
details before President Roosevelt.
~ Governor MeuraW. n. q Graves
end Mayor Humes are said % have
advocated piaysns the Diplomatic
trick The majority drcieea IN favor
~ = rinish fikht and Il - stated that
Congressman Humphrey Was auth
cElEed 60 take up The matter With
the president
That Tacoma e tying 60 play the
hes all the coT7mitfss admit bat
sasue of the un~Fnhrrs claim that q
10 also apparent that certain mem
Dars OF the seattle COMMITTEES are
trying 20 houst their private political
fortunes hy the frestacnts visit g
the Sound.
Their frtends say they do not care
- l. Z party 90 = fight between SEN
afar Fustrg and fonNFeNsfnan esaah.
taan 90 one slide. and Mr. Wilson
and Congressman Humphrey ga the
other. WAlis they weuld slks % see
Seattle properly represented On tbs
trip Ga The sound. yes they are IN
tfffrfwnt a. 20 ahntheF ~ u Faster
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-14
MANSION
FOR SONG
Old kcRaught Residence
10 Be Sold al AUCTION

The old McSauKht mansions. Al
the oorneF u Fourth assnus and
spring street. which stands CAV ihs
block purchased BY the city Ior 5
library site. VIII BE sold 81 auction
II q clock ipgnpfaaw Afternoon. The
building Va not wanted 81 the titf
and eid not 50 with the ground. Gee
p Mraehhm a Co. - 10 negotiated
the sale. are. therefore. aaaer ohilsa=
tsan Is ruatose II ituW thst The site
l. h~tss cleared.
"a VIII So fof = song" sAYn the
adNrFttavtnsns at the sale which "a
nov hssne published ln TIE Star.
The histUfie old fentdenee Was
built curing FsAtties FIRST baanu. =
fsars o. - sses and cost fseft thhu
SO eNs Il u 4 feuF.stssp ffame
sifucfurr ana Was once the Aaiii- II
the Rainier club. Tutti Recently Il
saH essf a. private hotsL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-14
-==---=-=aH--7=---a=-i-sa-----=---
IMMIGRANTS MUST
PAY 4 HEAD TAX

An important ruling ~ the treas
ury department goes into effect to-
morrow. 10 makes u necessary for
an passengers arriving by ship o.
rtommer IN the United states 20 be
unaffected. All foreigners except
Canadlans, MeNicans and CuhauE,
must pay q head tax % g.,
Latal Customs inspectors A. s.
Fulier, ". A. Leonard and Harry
T.ahr have been designated "a act rs
Immigrant inspectors. No passengers
whopn the immigration laws exclude
VIII b. allowed to land.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-14
ONE MAN DEAD---
THREE WILL DIE
Mysterious Poisoning Case In Cincinnati Arsenic
Sent From Memphis In Bottle Of Whisksy--
Woman Under Arrest

pany 10 Mrs. Kate Noble Of this city
last night
All q the men were employed In
the office OF the express company
here When the package arrived one
Of the Fnea discovered that the bot
tie contained In u was leaking. De-
listins that the bottle contained
whisky they ali took q drink of the
contents and were immediately
taken violently III
Investigation showed that the bot
tie contained whisky and arsenic.
One Of the men. j. d. Flicker. died
soon after being taken To the hos
pttai The others are stiii IN q crit
Zeal condition and viii probably Gle.
Mrs. Kate Noble said she could
not say what the bottle contained.
but that IL was undoubtedly sent BY
a woman employed by q relative
who lives In Memphis. The relative.
she said. visited her three weeks ago,
and aimee that stsss@ $40 has bern
resolving packages and obscene let
sera from Memphis II was jealousy.
she said, that prompted the sending
OF the package.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-14
HOSPITAL ROOF
rs SET ABLAZE

From . painters torch fire start.
"a this afternoon on the roof 81
Tsfoyldenee hospital The roof Of
fs.a building j. being repainted and
snfehes are being used 10 burn of
fhs old paint One Of the painters
cafplessfy nllawe ID the blaze from his
sorah a. get in between the studdine
and the singles.
The fire apparatus was called and
~ = few seconds after the arrival OF
fhe fiferuen the blaze was extin-
nsinhed. The loss h estimated AT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-14

ne bady q a ssby girl, q little less
- ys<r Cd apparently. was
- on fss bach at TIRE foot Of
.afaafd street shortly before nom
~ That ths lnfant was murder
NE beliss - f.se.saf fiyFs and
ssp1iisf No mark Of ldentifi-
~. a spa.1 - found on the meexer
1sf q the ehilG, ana who anur-
~ ne Ing spark o. rs life II
~ Forever remain > mystery
- tsby had been wrapped in q
r,alsn shawl and thrown into
~ tfDm the trestle under which
-. ip1nd. TIE crime was com
49,. - nirht ju6sinx from the
iva Il ths body.
+ -.-..y BEFORE noon today J. y
-, ~ % TIE railroad men en-
switching cars on the tree-
- - ltti. dad body lying In
- Ipot ~ water under the
= was Impossible for nlrn 70
sEn 20 ne body. hut he call
,nisl Cronin. one o. the Great
49,. tunnel wOrkmen who
=, ths bs1y 10 land
los " the water NJ the side
! - 49, ore was the heavy sha vi
a. xsiher with safety pins The
-. 20 syidsntiy been pinned
-. n baby before II was
-. 'n,o TIE water. The only
e NE body vas q little cot
! 10y .sss-s ss..s..S =ssi ns5afisi,-
49, nslr on its head was more
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-14

. ,sssr ssuflis, between the Sc.
:. ..s rsssma presidential "a
-. ssmwits.ss promises to re.
: s.s.st Cor beth. Several
-....,s Il the lSsal eeFn'nlstss are
.l..sss ssnVinsed THAT PrssiSsns
s...,..A Will % as he plsssss. ard
T. ~ dlspuss between Tire rival
- ssias On = little yachting
IL s~n on Puget sound.
=. s.slss ELL thsH be turned.
=. ,s.lssss wlll Be the hes, and
=, II lasssss suss's will be
-, ,r.s.as II the president be.
N. ..s.s = hensr with friends
i. esl|sls.zas 81 his party a. hls
-, ss'0>srsnr this belief they point
!. ~. r~s~nas eutgtg McCulioch.s
..s~sss1s.i arrival ffufn San Franz
- rssssraAy. Il 10 known that
!. usssafiosh u hers awaiting or
=. es,n ths president and naay Be
= ~ ne Puget Sound tflp in
- s-eslir AID I'Aseua eannnt get
x.tk<f
.e ~ fnesslaEs Of the Seattle
.-2.<xsiAi esanmittse have been
- elaeet aocrs and each mem
: sss seen saoFu 10 secrecy. oat
rs<n,t a. several members be-
~ s.<<fsmtisd what has trans
- A th4 meetings Is leaking out.
!. ,@fers&yss meeting Il - orens
! xst@d lhaf there Was almost a
e.-ssssn ~ tne cotnatitfre itself
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-14

MEMPHIS. Tenn. MAY A-tnal.
teiin- 81 lzEie Mccormick. 8 derner-
tic. was arrested hers today charged
Nfth sending the poisoned whisky
which caused the death 90 Zen iasnln
Flicker Ia Cincinnati last night
Ths girl. = hen arrested. was found
in a cheap restaurant The poles
say shs has been living with a
ssioonkesper named Peii. Both PEEL
and the woman admit that thes
know MTs Noble Of Cincinnati. to
Nhorn the poisoned whisky WAS sent
The Rtri 10 young and very hand.
some brunette she vas sent 10 jail
pending the arrival OF the Cincin-
aAu police.
Miss Mccormick strenuonsiy de-
uies sending the poisoned whiskey
but admits having had a quarrel
With Mrs. Noble.
CINCINNATI. MAY is-One man
= dead and four other. arc ~ !
critical condition "a result O.
drinking poisoned whisky sent
through the Adams Express Com
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-14
WRECKED

NORFOLK. May 1.-THE entire
crew Of the British brig Bertha
Gray was brought here today BY the
steamer oswald. which picked the
men up from a portion Of the hulk.
far out At sea The rescued men
had been without food or water for
two days The Bertha Gray was
wrecked IN n tornado.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-14

dent being guest OF Tacoma On
May -, when he IL Ia that city, but
the tnayor has snu1e ohtcctiaHs TO
nesting the president as n guest %
faeouna ou May =, FOR President
Roosevelt gill spend q part 81 that
day au the sound and the rest Of II
IN Seattle.
only thoae who are intimately ee-
aunintrd with Mayer Humea can
FUZZY realise the exact tenor af tho
language he used when be opened
the Invitation and had gathered its
full meaning
The mayor Intends meeting the
president on May q. but he wiil ID
80 a. the mayor ~ Seattle. welcOfns
ina the president to the queen city
Of Puget sound
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-14
THIS is ON
THE MAJOR

NOTICE ~ This Il counaefsnau
ReinbaFt's private fishing pond. NJ
frespassinK
friends Of Mai. Hinehnrt, the Sixth
ward councilman. were greatly pain
cd 70 see their Idol rnHiiEned In this
manner by a rlKn stuck up IN a
nasty mud hole on Fourth avenue.
between Virginia and Lenofa ntreht 8
THE morning
The sign was clever bit % work.
though its spelling indicated that n
had been executed hy some one ,sho
claima Germany ar his native land
The board % pubic works was No
tined that the sign was obatrurtine
traffic on the sire e. and an effort i
being made % remove ~. but up late
this afternoon no boat had been pe-
cured. and the sign Was stiil stand
Ing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-14
GAMBLERS
ARE HELD UP

HELPER. Utah. May 1.-THE
sheriff and a posse are hot ON the
trail this afternoon ~ four men who
held up and robbed n saloon and
gambling hall here. early this morn
ing. A. all are armed, battle 10
expected The robbers lined 40 the
patrons, shooting William Everett
through the body twice. They Hs-
cured $500 from the tables. safe and
slot machines. The patrons contrib
uted 500.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-14
TO RACE FOR THE BENNETT AUTO CUP

kswsnaper MafeffrIse Association
CLEVELAND. O.. May f4.---fhis ~
n picture o. Bullet H.. the newest
racing machine OF Alexander Win
ton. the American champion. nut
let II. WIS specially built 20 compete
for the Jas. Gordon Bennett chal-
Ienge cup which win be raced Tor IN
Ireland, July z. At that time The
crack automobiiista OF the world VIII
struggle for supremacy.
Bullet IT. was taken out for tIial
spin here. the other day. ON niue
track. after a dozen or so circuits
Wint0n "Iet her out aud, without
effort, clipped y second on his own
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-14
WILL ARBITRA TIE

SPOKANE. Wash, May 1.-THE
strike OF the sas makers, which has
been on since last August. is being
arhifrnted today by board ep-
pointed IS state Labor Commissioner
Blaekman. under tbs new laW. TIE
men have merely asked Tor union
rcruaulf tan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-14
GOES To
The JURY
fsnsoIal 10 The st.r.l

foPeciai 70 the otafsl
OLYMPIA, Wash May 1.-THE
CLARKE murder case will GO 10 the
Jury late this afternoon The de-
PENDANT was put on the stand this
morning and denied killing the Agc
wofnpn saying that he loved her aud
wOuid as soon think Of killing his
mother. Three ot9e witnesses for
the defense were examined. but
brought out nothing exceptfph a {
was brought out at the preliminary
examination.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-14
ROOSEVELT TALKS
ABOUT THE NAVY
Chief Executiye Decicates Dewey Victory Monument
and Says Good Word for Pacific Coast

aniv.fsat Comment on General Ne
Afthurs appointment y a troop -
eninFed cavalry o. ~ the personal
49, 81 90 tsr..1ltagtt LL-.4ssNs.l. .4sts. 80
thet this tfuee l. the same one that
saved the Rough Riders ffaHt
slaughter al san Juan hlIL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-14

mineral road. was wrecked last night
north Of here. A fah plate had been
removed. The engine and seven
cars were piled up. The fireman
was Killed and the trainmaster. en-
Rineer and conductor seriously IN
jured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-14

record (the worlds record i02X
made by his Bullet l. last fail
The new car has p-foot s.inch
wheel base from axle 90 axie-=and
r. Of standard guaEc four feet eirht
inches The machinery hinge low.
and the body alants upward IN front
and down behind. IN order 60 mini
miKe wind resistance. II ~ fttra
with eight hotuuntal cylinders
while no other ratinR car has more
than four cylinders The experts
who saw the trial say that there "
10 much power IN the machine that
a. will never ali be used.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-14
Roe.svslt win Not Com,

The president VIII not come TO se-
attic on pleasure trip only. TIA
business. too He win call on King
Bros. ai4 First avenue. for Gordon
81 bat lie believes In saving ~
DO youl 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-14

Mine oliver, manager Of the great
Excelsior mines In the Af Baker
district. arrived here yesterday ani
repnsfs a strike Of ore on the lawer
Workings Of the mine which assays
t1z,so9 Co the ton. he dInplaYcd a
gold button as large as y silver
dime. which he says wae taken nom
= nhtes ssssess full 81 ore in nHNaxiea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-14
SShiNGTE :
WEAvERS
STRIKE

NffATstlA, WASH. May IL The
single mills ~ The Puget Sound Mil
Company Al f'aashasea and she ar
sssa tslrnb~f EufuHany a. tahs
Whaftsssa are eiaa~d on account Il
q strike u she shlnEie wsav~ru No
dsff~f~nec concerning Wages Is tn
viewed
The weaNrfH askcd ghS mill com.
panies 20 ns4n an aeHrpmsnf ta ems
pioy estiy union men The DEMAND
VAS refused and the then waik eli
ent at aeon yesterday About ninety
uen are affected
The aituatisn IL eonsldered SORT.
Gus sH the management ~ both cotsis
Ianies state that they viii not cun-
slider the proposition. aud Mishasi
FAIRIES president az The Puget sound
company. even Kper - far as 20 cay
that he wili never employ nnion
men again.
Peter Larsen. a Montana nsil J.
liunaifs. IL president 81 the Larson
Lumber company lie arrived herr
az nora Yesterday and vas N con.
ferpnce with Michael Fairies eli n.
tsrnoon- They agreed not to r~eos.
MAE the union and 10 start the nfils
nsnt Monday with non-union labor.
and n white meu rottld not b. So
cured to put w Iapaneee-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-14

rooms Two house
KEEPING rooms upstairs. lower floor
-four rooms and bath. no chi dren
allowed. 1912 Sixth avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-14

The trial Of the F'aIrhaven saloon
keepers charged With the violation
o. the sunday einsipK law. vas fuyn
tucnrsd to-day. Il wiIi probably take
two days 20 secure \ Jury. Eleven
FalrhaFsn saloons are q lived
They say they wiii rut ur IA tard.
est nght IN the history % Nh4teou
county.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-14
-
Klein IS
SET FREE

&, i ~ KEN. charged With steal
..sl...'s Prom carHteus Hros.,
= 49,. setcherf. was discharged
scsre WIS afternoon By JUS
Klein proved a perfect
a.ssfs 'h. .seH testified at the pre-
~ 4. , ssssIinK that he was In Sc
= Am s ~. the theft was commit
e's'aRee from the eltv.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-14

eAN FRANcfAco. May ft-in ac-
cassissee wttH program the third and
lasi dmy % pfeetdfut'a FtaY IN this
wSrsnity IL given over largely 10 a
vtslt arrcss the hay,
"A 10 nsrloch THE morning The pres
fdset presided 81 the ceremonies at
tsnblax me dedication af the nav AT
n,ehun4eng ia Union square. and in-
Bsahtely after the ceneiusian ~ the
exsseiseN he embarked ON a special
f~F1y TOT berkeley and Oakland.
ia zstaf Esssssss slss fsEsHtaaHs y %
bs The guest ~ honor az the com
fnenesnsens exercises Al The Enit sr-
sifv ~ California THIS ~ In response
to an Invitation extended by prssi-
dent fssnianiu fds Wheeler for
wkasn Mr.. Roosevelt enteftaint a
hlEh regard. After tbr visit TO berk-
eley h concluded there viii be a
drive through Oakland and possibly
= hg3sf speech before the party re-
tafns g. san Francisco.
Here. az n arand hnale io the pres
ld*ng'r visit there viii 30 an eiahur-
ate banquet this evening under the
atsplrpn - the Union League club.
kAN FRANCISCO. May 1.-THE
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