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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-07
WILSON WILL KEEP DRY

J A. Wilson Of ia Queen Anne
avenue. has a dandy umbrella that
The other night u big crowd ~ his
friends dropped ia on him and hand
ed II 70 him as "a token Of their re-
gardH. Wilson told the crowd that
he would be their friend 20 ianE Ne
nobody tried Co borrow his present.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-07
BATHING SEASON At
WEST SEATTLE OPENS

II thu sun continues 20 shine a. u
has for the paat few days Tomorrow
Win mark ths formal opcning % the
bathing season at West Seattle. Bath
house. on ths beach are already open
for business and the two ferries viii
probably carry thousands Of pas.
senErfs.
Campers are already shattered
Ai0ng the beach from West Seattle
TO Ai-Ki point and the outlook ~
that sites on whleh 20 pitch canvas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-07

WARRINGTON. June s.-tsrs-
clsit--A Wild ana weird tale has
reached here from New York. ~ f.
told with vhlspsrlngs asd rlsiiges
~ secrecy, Thsy tnsY" ezins
certain PARTIES who i've. move and
have their buius ia the speculative
atmosphere Of Wall ssFwst-hat teVss
10 a fully hatehed conspiracy % drop
tae bottom out of the market Cor
political eject
Aors1a, Gates and an tho Mtg
fellows" are going 10 withdraw theft
support from the market. without
taefn. II 70 related. the maftss viii
ba baftamissn Down Il ta to go
al hia securities 90 a. Gown. With .
hnfrihls slump. ard AL 81 sSeouhf
81 Hoa@svsit.
The plan 10 to start . ievely
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-07
GLASS COMPANY
FORCED TO WALL

The North Pacife window Glass
a fsottis Company % Van Asset.
vas declared inseivant BY n federal
court jury yesterday afternoon. Tho
concern - nanaae1 By p A..
NAeAey and has been IN business
but short time. The admitted liza
hiiitieA 81 the company are 5000.
while the assets are vartously eH-
timatrd from 1880 70 $1,000.
The company demanded = jury 70
pass upon the question Of insolvency.
coutenains that Il vas amply sble
10 meet ali obligations II given time
to 10 20.
This Was the first bankruptcy case
IN the Jurisdiction % che federal
court where a jury has been called
upon 70 decide the question Of In
solvency.
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CONFESSES
TO STARTING
THREE FIRES
10 AIso Under suspieior Bss Auss 81
the Dsssppsaranss 81 Money

MILFoIln. June q gSpecIall -
Pearl 1Nemhiy. ityeAr Cd siFt
confessed % setting fire 10 her uut N
crs house three times With the
past month. Narrower abe Il under
suspicion on account % The dlaaps
peaFancs " tNu rtngn and tse1 n
meney. ehith Il I. claimed we're Sc
cfstea In a bed. Tha FIRST iiFe start
ID in room IN which the vAluaoiass
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-07

HUGHES
WIS WILD
So the Brewas Teek An-
/, -s.,s.' ~ ai i;,,,,ir' i ;;i :, :

PORTLAND June s-Jay Hughes
was Wild yesterday. and the errers
cfa the rest. although Seattle made
re hIts Carries smith put Tie ball
over the rlsht-ieid fence IN the
eighth inning. tying the ss.cFe- Sc
attic eoaidnt stand the strain. how
ever. and allowed fhe Browns 70 win
out On them and pun faFks Wilson .
bunch nearer 20 the cellar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-07
BOYCOTT CONDEMNED

A vigorous protest against the
navy Departments boycott Of the
navy yard at Brsmarton Il made h.
the building Trades council Of this
city. Resolutions condsfunin the
unjust DISCRIMINATION we're passed
AT meeting Of the council last night.
and VIII be preaensea - sAs a!..ss.s
Der Of nofnmeroe.
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later Il was discovered that NE was
net eNtiet and the df luE man was
renewed la the ambulance Is the
Wayaide Misslan hospital where he
died hair an hour later
McthhH'a name was aaeartAined
from papers found Ia hia clothing
one ~ the paueru bore the name ef
the Wilmington Mining eenpans -
which u Is thought he waa recently
rmpleyrd
The body Il At the nonney Watson
marEus
The police believe that MeCahr a
the man Who was held a day 0f tive
in the police station charged with
drunkenness. and was relaaafd only
yesterday afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-07

tahn Meeahe. a miuef. met death
In horrible form Ia she railroad
yards neer kinE street last ni8ht,
lie was run down BY = switch engine
in ehargc % Enstnuer <. ". Major
at Fourth avenue and kinE Htreet.
Tshc enziiue WAe eominE daNn the TN
elhte ffam the eoai huukerS at htgh
rate at speed, ana Mst'ahV attempted
&c cfoas the track INC engineer saw
she dausef and shouted a Waruins 60
Nccabe The latter attempted to
act eat 30 the way, bat as not quick
aneush.
At first a Waa thought MoCahe
was KILLED outright aud the police
were 50 Notified. A few moments
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-07

wese SAFE 20 have t~~u hidden. Pearl
claimed that they were Ia q b2s and
that she had ser a fireman throw
fhsss eas - ssEaa~ bet r~tzid not
find them later. Not long aftsFwafd
there was smother fire Not verY
macn dAnAs. IVES done. bat the IRE
men b~rame sasptciotzs because ~
the story P~sd told q the disap-
p@sFsaes 20 tie Yaluaessa When the
third ftrs occurred q week later the
matter was investigated By tas fire
nnTshais. They succeeded On getting
Pear 60 csufe~s that she had started
All thr~e 81 the fires. bat SIRE refused
to fals about the money she vas
arrested and e now IN Jan aS aitiuG
trial on = charge cf arson.
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TO WE'D

Charles IA Hooper. IS. of ssatfia.
and Jennie q Hoth. ~. Of IntsrhaYi
HaIausi v. Peach. -. and Sarah a.
Neil, 70. both of euasfia.
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Hsip. an, Aso.,,,.

There is no oceaeion 20 be dis
pleased when diainK at the Rainier
Grand Cafe. You viii like the cook
ins, tha service, the surroundings
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-07

houe tsanl he&t 'Frisco yesterday By
. score Of 20 7.
SAN FRAN cisco. Jane s.---Isos
Angeles won from Cakiaad here
yesterday. : to 5.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-07
MEAT FOR
"THERS'
Dugdale's Bunch Badly
Beaten

TACOMA. June 6.--1oueks pitch
ed the game Cor the Tigers yesterday
and cams near shutting cut pug-
sialass bunch. vRiE Rll- held the
slsAttieltes down 70 three hits. whlie
Tacoma pounded White MogE cut
for N binkoss nm Hurley landed
GA, a line hit 70 the left field. which
MAS the eslv clean hit OF Loueks
The other two we're 81 the funso err
der. Roth snaelis were fast and
enfefs ssrs few. The Tigers car
rtcd on tSe sack BY = score 81 , - /.
Scofe by Innings
IG1aS s-RHE
Seattle a 0aoi Zee 8
Tacoma, aa1o eees. II .
SPOKANE June s.-Ths home
seam bea, Les Angeles 20 I ysstsF-
cay.
HELENA. .fans s--nutte lost eat
Go the acme team yesterday BY a
s,ofe Of tc s.
PORTLAND. June 6-@pcFgland
beat 'fFssoo yesterday, ~ TO y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-07
Dancing Classes

Professor Wilson at Ranks Hail
Monday and Friday evenings. Pri-
yata lessons daily. &c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-07
LABOR Mrnrlnas 1onlaA1

bakers and Cnnfectloners- Ger
eca street.
ooF linton halt iiea seeund avenue,
Pacific bluck
steam Euxlneers Waitfeazss' hall.
1870 second avenue.
United Garmant Workers No, II
sfzdN First avenue.
Sunday Meetings
Broom Makers "a BATTERY street.
Trainmen i'ioheer block. First ay,
rnus and IameA street.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-07

NOTICE or STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING.
Notice r. hereby given that the an-
nual meeting OF the stockholders Of
the. Seattle Labor Temple Association
will be held az Carpenters hall, No.
g. 1920 Fourth avenue. on Monday
June the Sth, 1893. AZ O'Clock 2. y
N. A. RUST
Secretary and Man
May 96th, 1903.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-07

s75a-Tyo large lots. ali inclosed
with picket fence, good soil. plenty
OF fruit. new cottage. three rooms
and hall. only three minutes walk
to car. with four cent fare.
igso-Five acres Of fine bottom land.
enly = mite from cat line and 10
minutes ride from the city: very
easily cleared
ADAMS q NICHOLS.
fft Washington HuifhinE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-07

GRAND PACIFIC HOTEL. no First ave-
nue., house newiy furnished, all modefn,
prices moderate
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-07

THr PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY at 29if
First avenue has changed hands. and u
Tor this week, MAKING fine full cahinet
photos Tor Si.i0 a dOnen, also doing
copying and charging at lowest prices
Onen hnnhnya. y. ~. noomes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-07
SURE CURE FOR PILES

SuHk Cuhk fuh FILES
Itching Piles produce moisture and
cause itching. this form. as well az
blind. Bleeding or Protrudlns Piles
are cured by DR.. po-san- hos Pile
Remedy. Stops itching and bleed
ing. Absorbe tumors. Soc a jar, 81
Druggists. OF sent by mall Treatise
free. Write me about your case. DIR.
Bosanko, Philadelphia. Pa. For sale
at the Quaker Drug Co., 1913 First
avenue, Seattle.
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For Rent-Furnished Rooms
NICE Furnished room. so John street.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-07

1890 -e-room house. lot eoxi2o. on
car, S5gd casn. balance same as
rent
f32bo-~I-room. modern house. large
lot 18th avenue. Capitol Hill
$1,000 room modern cottage. 1900
cash balance same as rent.
y. 9. BYERS a co,
sf5. s27, s2a Arcade
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Speoial Notien

FOrbiNd ukDa.
Mantel and Upright. tables 70 ORDER gen
eral repairing. Factory sihh Pike. John
1851
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FOR sALE-9ts acres. Owner needs
money and wants offer.
Two acres. 81. COO
Lots from $50 up. on monthly pay
ments. all close 10 car line and
overlooking Green lake.
Two cottages In North Seattle. 81. 500
and number OF other bargains IN
North Seattle property.
Tel Inl L7oTs.
n. A. ANDERSON.
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Per ss,s-s..l E.,ss.

! An he asSs. ~ siss IN yoss hons VIA
wy seresna Randall the earpsmtsT, as
hadisea. phuness Main liTos iss1.
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cIas sIfled Ads


Tn~sy- -. -.oor
also toe piHsis hcfssn. iHso apiee.. 80
sale chsag z1ina Qat e business Hara
- fNar. wv FLrai Mxenas.
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ouR new Universal Grinder Is here can
and see a. Cinord a DOW. Al Seneca 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-07

INV. tsr 10. sssy tsfrns s.eoSsksnd al
makes benxht s1id g. unchanged No
uaAsi 1ssh Rsstsssr Co. seT wash b'ss.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1903-04-16

for tss7.s7 cash in hand and sale confirmed
Pierce allowed 5000 as Commissioner and
]. w. Watson allowed $3.50 as clerk fees
and balance ordered paid TO said guardian
and Pierce retained TO make deeds for the
land and allowed Is for same. to be paid
by the purchaser.
Case OF Jas. A. Brown vs.. II. NJ Grimes
ct al dismissed and Grimes ordered 20 pay
costs In ten days or an execution ordered
issued.
w Nj. .. Dawson having resigned as
Commissioner of School Lands. lanes A.
Brown was appointed TO the vacancy and
gave bond in sum OF 5000. with Citizens
Trust and Guaranty co. as surety
In case OF John w Pratt ct al vs. NJ. d.
Sheets ct al. sale Of land Of defendants
ordered and y. ]. Fortney appointed spc-
cial commissioner TO make the sale after
executing bond for a. .ooo
The following cases were dismissed from
the docket
Kings guardian vs.. Lotto King Mary T..
Hayward VS.. Mcshac Hayward WIN. =.
Ringer VS.. Mollie Windcll ct al. lanes ..
Mckenzie VS.. VIM. r. Helm et al w. w
Waterson Lumber Co. VS.. sands & Davis.
Georgia. Ringer vs.. b Frank Wolf p
a. Conih's heirs ct al. o. 2. Scott VS..
Martin & Martin. and a. {. Thchcnell VS..
same. aud Eva &. Martin vs.. same.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1903-04-16
TAYLOR TAKES
FRENCH LEAVE.
From INC Morranlomn po.l

Il lOtkdutOWn fOSt.
-. ]. Taylor formerly member Of the
local police force. and recently engaged In
the grocery business in Sunnyside left
Morgantown some time between six o clock
Monday evening and six O'Clock Tuesday
morning. He took several hundred dollars
with him and left and indebtedness OF
nearly s3ooo behind His departure under
these circumstances has created no little
surprise. His wife is very much broken up
over her husbands action. She knew
nothing Of his intentions. lie leaves a
little daughter. and an unusually bright
child, here also.
Is. j. Taylor came here about two years
ago lie was formerly a minister OF the
United Brethren church, and Is said to
have had great power as a pulpit orator.
His home was near Weston. Lewis county.
lie served on the Elkins police force before
coming to Morgantown. Soon after reach.
ing here. he was made a policeman and
gave the gratest satisfaction until last
November At that time he was badly
disabled. In street fight having tow or
three ribs broken and receiving a hard
blow on the head. He was confined TO his
bed Tor month or two aud has never been
well since.
When he was able to be out again. lac
| resigned from the force, and backed 10y
Chas. Y Bishop. opened grocery store in
Sunnysde. lie seemed to be meeting with
great success, and until Yesterday. was
regarded as unusually prosperous His
business was growing, and only yesterday.
he made arrangements for cnlarging II and
yesterday evening just before six o'clock,
he went into his store, took all OF the cash
except little change out of the drawer,
told his clerks good -bye--that they would
never see him again and left. They re-
garded his statement as jest and paid no
attention whatever to II.
This morning, several parties presented
his checks for payment at local bank,
| and found them worthless. He had already
| oyerdrawn his account to the amount OF
| SIS.
Attachments have been issued to day for
the following amounts
C. Y. Bishop sraso; West Virginia
Grocery and Candy company $500: Con.
| nellsville Grocery company ssz7.4s; Shriyer
and Lemley, s77.72; local bank SOS. There
are number of smaller bills which will
make his Indebtedness nearly $4,000. The
store was locked up this morning by
Constable Jolliffe. at Squire Shoemaker $
| direction.
The assets will fall far short of covering
the Indebtedness. Bishop is the heaviest
creditor.
Iayiors conduct is great surprise TO
all who knew him. II is stated that he has
been drinking heavily. His clerk says he
was drinking yesterday afternoon. lie
stated to friend some time ago that he
was going to settle up his affairs, leave
Morgantown brace up and go back to the
ministry.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1903-04-16
DR.. SiTey Entertains the Phi sigma
Kappa.
% ~ Mofganlown Dominlon.

From the Morgantown Dominion.
Last night AZ the home Of DR.. w. NJ.
sivey the Phi Sigma Kappa Fraternity Of
which thc doctor is member, we're most
pleasantly entertained. The Fraternity has
recently given up is rooms in the Union
Improvement Company's building 20 make
Office room for Senator Stephen y. Elkins
and Che Electric Railway Company, and
now occupy temporary quarters on High
street near the Court House.
Besides the active chapter, consisting Of
foartecu men, there we're present las, night
a number Of local Alumni including Prof
g. x. Jones. Clyde Randolph, Bennett,
White, Walter South. ,. G. Bowman and
w. W. smith.
The dining room table vas lsstefully
adorned with pot flowers in the fraternity
coiofs--siiver and magenta There was
served 10 The queens taste strawberry short.
cake, The frs, q the season, and most
delicious ice cream, cake and chocolate.
After enjoying The repast numerous toas,s
we're responded TO, after which the Deitss
voted unanimously the thanks Of the chapter
to their brother, The host, and his wife.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1903-04-16
THE MILITARY COMPANY

that has been organizing in King
wood for some time will be enlisted
and mustered in here next Monday
NIGHT APRIL 10th AT THE COURT
HOUSE, beginning at 1890 O'Clock.
All those who have signed the
muster roll and any others who con-
template joining the company, are
hereby notified to be present, as We
must have fifty men to start with
and expect to recruit the company
to a much larger number than that.
A squad of sixteen men has been
enlisted at Bruceton and Brandon
vile, who will be incharge of a
sergant and corporal who have
served in the army and who will
drill them down there. Another
squad has been secured over in the
Whetsell Settlement and some out
at lrona. These are close enough
to come 70 Kingwood most of the
time for drill. All those from a
distance can come in any time
Monday and arrangements will be
made to enlist them first so they
can get back home that day. Don't
fail to be on hand and bring all the
recruit you can. BY order Of the
Captain, Carleton &. Pierce.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1903-04-16
AIbrigIitsyille.

Correspondence OF The Argus.
George SyPoIt of Corinih, is the CUES, OF
his brother Will.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Marin were al
Kingwood shopping. last Thursday.
Noah Meizler was Kingwood busines,
visitor last Thursday.
Mrs. Gertrude ZeIler of Terra Alta, is
visiting her parents this week.
w. II. Cas,eel Of Washington City, re-
turned on business for few days.
The auction sales of NJ. Shearer and
w II. Casteel were we'll attended, and
everything brought fair prices.
Reed welch is doing some painting for
NJ. Shearer this week.
The missionary convention which was
held here last Monday and Tuesday was
we'll attended. Those present were c. T. Bed
ford of Evansville, Md; TIP. Faulkner OF
Bruceton; II. L. Friend of GAINESVILLE; c.
b. Meredith of Newburg; j. w. Funk OF
Swanion, Md; J. l.. B Jones of Terra Alta;
f. S. Nedrow of Pittsburg, +. p. Idleman
of Rowlesburg.
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THE MESSAGE OF THE CROSS
ny prv. WILSON LEWIS.

Hear the message Of salvation
Jesus died the world TO save
Spread the news to every nation
How Ills lite lie freely gave.
Tell with JOY the gospel story,
lie, the tidings onward roll,
How he left His home in glory
To redeem the guilty soul
On the Cross, Oh. see Him dying,
Dying there for you aud me.
Hear Him thus in anguish crying.
81 have died to make you free. "
Sinner. come to Him believing,
At the Cross Hell take you in.
Life and light from Him receiving,
Pardon full for all thy sin.
Jesus died Ills love revealing;
See the blood from hands and side,
There is perfect present healing
In that purifying tide.
For the message has been spoken,
Sinner, come and prove il true.
IL your heart is bruised and broken,
There is healing now for you.
From the Cross light is streaming,
With pure and heavenly ray,
All along our path Ills cleaning,
Turning darkness into day.
Christians shout with JOY and singing.
Counting all this world but dross,
Keep the music ever ringing.
OF the Saviour and Ills Cross.
GAINESVILLE, April 8, 1903.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1903-04-16

AT the Spring meeting of the
Board of Regents of the School for
the Deaf and Dumb held in tina,
Institution at Romney, last week,
everything was fonnd to be IN frs,
class condition and moving along
very nicely. Considerable import
ant business was transacted by the
Board who were all present except
Gen. Watts of Charleston, and Mr..
Finley of Harding. A contract was
made for an electric light plant for
the Institution, to be put in this
summer. The contract was award
ed 20 John i. Livers of Martins.
burg, who was the lowest bidder.
A contract was also let TO Mr.. Nc.
Carly Of Romney, for a big three
story brick addition to the building
containing the shops for the Institu.
ton, so that they could be enlarged
TO make more room for better equip
iment and more boys to work IN
them, and learn a good trade.
This will greatly facilitate the work
Of the carpenter shop, mattress fac.
tory, tailor shop, broom factory.
printing Office, shoe shop and bar
ness shop, there being three stories
in the building and two shops on
each floor. Many Of the boys are
taught good trade and consider.
able work is done for the Institution
in all these shops and money saved
ia this way. a fine 500 piano was
authorized to be purchased for the
Chapel. A committee was appoint
ed and arrangements made to hold
teachers examination, beginning June
nth, at which time al teachers en-.
ployed in the School and applicants
for positions as teachers in the school
will be required % pass written
examination on the branches in
Guided in the course Of study Of the
School. This is new departure
as nothing Of this kind has ever
been done ia the Institution before.
The committee 10 conduct the ex-
animation is composed Of ID. G..
A. Aschman Of Wheeling, Prof
James 7. Ruoker Of Romney, and
J. Slidell Brown Of Kingwood.
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STATE TAXATION.
Some Information on the Report OF the
Tax Commission.

So much has been said about the
State Tax Commission that we want
to give our readers some information
on the subject from time to time as
1t is generally believed that the Gov
ernor will convene the Legislature
inextra session this fall to act on the
report of the Commission. 1t was
intended and expected that someth-
ing would be done with the report
by the Legislature at the recent
session this winter, but the report
was turned down and laid over as
the Legislature considered il too
important to take up and act upon
and IT was generally agreed that
nothing of any importance should
be accomplished. The Commission
was composed of very able men and
they held several sessions in different
parts of the State and their expenses
were as follows.