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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-01
To STAND
BY SHIP
DR.. De Soto. of Wayside
Mission Dehes Cor
pordtion Greed

What efaHiis== e - 4 tass sas
bitter legal battle between ur Alex
saAsss re 4asa anA the WAY aide
Mission hospital. Incorporated. on
one side. ard the Columbia 4 Puget
Sound Railway company on The 9th
er was started this morning when
the railway company pefitiuued the
board ~ public works 10 have the
slip At the foot u Jackson stree; va
Gated by the old ship Idaho IN which
the WayHida Mission hospital IL DOM
iriied.
The railway company claims the
street under a franchise given u az
the time 81 the grant Of the recent
Great Northern tunnel. terminal
and depot franchises The repre-
sentativsa Of the company say That
they are ready 90 begin the construc-
ton 81 tracks NJ noon AZ the street
n cleared. but Dr.. De Soto and
friends cay that II Will be a long
time before the Idaho IL moved
from her moorinKs.
we viii hEht them 10 the bitter
end. said ur. Dc Soto. as he was
boarding a boat for Alaska. this af-
ternoon. and IN tho FIGHT ne not
only have the iaw but the public
back ~ rs. There are nj the present
time some 50 sick and a few dying
patients at the wayside Mission hos
pltaI
'-rhey cannot force Us to move
them. for II would sndaBKsr the
lives Of a number % them. ana no
court IN the World would issue an
order that would IN its enforcement
eudanger human NE There r. also
no laW 70 compel uH 20 stop taking
patients as long 49, men are sick and
dying and IN need ~ medical alton
| fion. Thus. you see. We expect "a
have sick and dying men IN tina,
hospital until We get a new one
built.
Besides. We have souttled the
/ Idaho ana n an attempt Rnouin 10
made % move II. the boat would sink
and no daubt drown al the patients
In ma. noapital,
"F'uTthermare, We are In the slir
| by and with the consent II the cts
| council. on n permit granted tws
years ago. prior t. the time the fran
chisa was Rrnntsd. under which IN,
/ Columbia q Pugst' Sound railroad
! claims the street"
There was no heaEiug 90 the pets'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-01

0ycrcrowded. poorly ventilated
and uncomfortable street ears need
not b. endured BY the people Of Sc
attic an mflicuann ~ Providence
The iaw can Be- invoked 90 put an
cad o. the shameful practices Of the
Seattle Electric Company Ia thia re-
npeet
themes such aH that Witnessed on
the Green Lake liae last week when
passengers were carried uut OF one
81 the company 3 cars in faIufinE
condition would be Impossible = ere
the city provided with a Legislative
body iesn rubsertlsut 10 corporation
control than the present city council,
Seattle lawyers Who were inter-
viewed by q Star reporter THE morn.
iHs were llua uifuaus in their opinion
that the city council BY exercise 81
ffe police power of tire municipality
could, without iu the slightest degree
infringing upon the franchise rights
Of the seattle Electric Company.
pass an ordinance that would COM
pei that corporation To- CORRECT the
abuses from which street ear
patrons have - Iona suffered
Walter = Fulton. formerly prose
cutting attorney a. King county.
Favs the statement u the law % the
Star ftiiH morning
1T o. clearly within the power Of
the city council 10 pass an ordinance
70 prevent the oFercrowding Of
street cars irrespective - any
clause Oh the uamHanga franchise
regarding that subject Any city
- legitimate exercise 81 IFS police
fauNarS NAV naaH Rnst res soma Hle. ef.
CFE - .iz's-a5a - 4=a=sE
safeguard the heath. comfort. safety
and convenience Of tie citizens aud
Il IL hard 10 conceive 81 any law
that the municipal legislature could
enact regarding he oyercFawdinE Of
street cars in Seattle that would not
be held reasonable BY the courts.
The Law Is Neil settled IL has
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-01

ages fer alleged unproveked assault
ana false imprisonment i being
tried N Judge urlfnn'E department
~ the aup3Fiar court.
Mrs. Vol. who Il said 20 be a de-
voui believer In the occult sciences.
and according 10 the evidence Ia tho
case. h@iieyee that she n peescHsod
~ power % forvtUii coming events
even before they get near suansh 70
caah thslT shadows, accuses MI.
Moses q having "Haueszed' her
arms until they were black and blue
from shoulder % wrist. Hhs also
apys he assaulted her With hia nsiH
when sha visited him at his once IN
the Paelne block last June.
ahs says that her screams as she
ran from his room into the hall at
trnctsd a large crowd. but that
none u the bystandera came 20 hsf
aid. because Mr. Moses made faces
al them u hen he stopped for breath.
re alse ssnt for a policeman. she
says.
According 20 the evidence in the
case. MtH. Noii volunteered some al
vice concerning business deal
which MFR Moses Is said TO have 10Y.
lowed. a. a result ne made ~, 600
Mr.. Vol claims that his success
was due 20 her ciairvoyant powers.
and she demanded a portion OF the
net profits.
The defense introduced evidence TO
show that Tor several months Mrs.
Vol has been writing threatening
letters 20 the defendant and visited
his onfee on the day OF the alleged
assault armed with an umbrella.
which she used In her efforts 20 make
Mr.. Noses come 20 her terms.
Mrs. Vol was 30 excited this morn
ing that she made q poor witness.
She exasperHted tho attorneys IN the
case. afssl even Judge Grlnln, who n
noted FOR his patience, spoke 60 her
sharply.
on one occasion when she insisted
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CITY CAN COMPEL
COMPANY To GIVE
BETTER SERVICE
An Ordinance Could Be Passed BY the Council to
Prevent The 0vercrow0jng of Cars
What the Law Says

been held time and again that any
passenger paying hiF fare on any
public conveyance la entitled TO a
seat. " seats are provided. and n
the carrier accepts the fare he is
bound u provide the passenger Win
= seat, Ia ease he does not. the pas
aeuFrr IL net bound 10 remain ou the
car. lie may gct off and Ia caes
be does 80 he can sue and recover
any damages which he may have
sustained - reason 81 the failure ~
the carrier 70 transport him 70 his
destination.
ron the other hand the carrier. in
this case the street car company. IL
not bound 10 accept passengers In
excess of the seating capacity Of its
cars. even II fare is rendered
"fhe law in regard 70 accidents
rerultinR frem the overcroWdinE OF
railroad and street cars Is very
strict and suits for damages viii 80
iu all such cases
Even the electric eoUpanys
franchise liberal 40 n "a. seems to
provide iadifectly against the over
rruwdiuF Of street cars, as the fol-
lowing clause indicates
Every passenger car run and
operated by thN grantees. their
Successors and assigns on any %
their said lines. shalt be pfovid-
80 with 4 muf0rrnan or gripman,
and with conductor. who shah
collect fares and attend 70 the
CONVENIENCE AND COM
PORT q the passengers upon
such car.
u isan open question shsther this
d. =. q: ~ ..... - ~.
Il = -. :.
the oveferawding u ite carr without
any legislation by the city council.
The obligation plsced upon the con-
duftnfH Of the company hy ihA
franchise could easily be construed
so BE- an obligation 81 the company,
and. IN fact. can not reaEonably DO
interpreted otherwise.
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when seen by a reporter Of the
Star. this rnofninR. both General
Manager Grant and superintendent
ketnpsier of the Seattle Electric
Company stated that the first init
nation they had received that there
T. complaint against the Green Lake
car service was through the columns
Of the Star. Mr. kempatef saids
a little more than two months
ago the franchise committee ~ the
Green Lake Improvement Club reg
lstsred a complaint about the failure
81 the conductors 90 that line 10 call
out stations an the lire 4 member
81 the committee called on me ard !
promised and DID see that the matter
was attended g. The fact that tn
trouble was reueiIed o. evidenced
BY statement made some time
later BY the chairman % that COM
miffee. lie told me over The telez
phone that the conductors were do
ing much better IN calling out staus
Since that time ] have not heard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-01
BANK CIEARINGS
RECKLESS
DRIVING

a team Of horses attached 10 Cas-
cade Laundry wagon No. ,. ran
away on Third avenue, near Pike
street. early this afternoon, just as
funeral procession was passing
sionR. Tho horses. Il r. claimed BY
eye witnesses. were dashed into n run
By the driver just before the pro-
csssion arrived. and that owing to
the reckleasnssH % the latter the
maddansd team dashed into the
rear carriage in the procession In
which two men men and two women
were seated.
The shock nearly upset the car
rage and the runaway team was
brought % q staudHiin. The occu-
pants 81 the carriage were badly
frightened, bat narrowly escaped a
nasty spill.
People who Witnessed the affair
say It was entirely the laundry
wagon drivers fault.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-01
CYCLONE
KILLS 100

Eighteen persons were killed IN the
center OF town, where they had
sought refuge IN stores.
There were 700 persons IN the mills
' hen The storm a. Hfs.
The list Of injured Ia very great.
Actual lists cannot be known until
the debris - the mills IL cleared
away.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-01

That little Vans Knumlsa a pretty
half y bite Japanese Elri has been
ktanHuea a. fhc outcome q Jap
ansHe hlabhinder con spsrarf - thc
fua belief 81 the seattle police
The child vas iu nominal custody
% Peliee Mhtrou Chaplin p hen she
iisa rpeaFed lsst Frifay night uudsf
rrrniiaf circumstance sh9 was
LAST seen between ih# Seattle Cen
iral hotel and the residence % Mrs.
chs pins
IRE girl. Who - bot s years az
az. IS ALLEGED 90 have been Grim
inafig assaulted ~ her step father.
wealthy daasnesc luaElna house
Keeper Who u now Under heavy
BONDS psudjnE trial s0F fhr alleged
criste uuFluE EEungfda pretim-
inafN hearing. several NesAs age. Hu
attempt waa made 70 show that
there hHd been conspiracy on the
part - = lasai attorney and a rri-
Fate detective o. get TIE easa ihruSn
uuf o. court Oy Improper means.
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Pretty | I'E y !!!!!!E Ez! y!.!!
PROBABLY KIDNAPPED
Police Believe She Was Spirited Away BY japanese
Hiqhbinders While Held as Witness
IN Criminal Case


TIRE investigation on this score fsfi
fiat
The Eiris testimony before Justice
Cam eas damaging e. ksumita.
LAST Friday evening Mrs. chaplin
allowed the Eift 60 - on an sfFaud
g. the Seattle CshtFai hotel fex
blarks from Mrs Chaplus hofns. Cd
Fourth avenue and jefferson street
~ near "a can Be aHr~rtaiusd tbs
girl left the Seattle Central hotel
soon after : oeiuek ana when isHt
seen was on her uaY % the hafns
q Mrs Chaplin. She never arrived
there
TIE city 10 now betting secured By
TIE roiic. but no eisW 90 thr girl g
n hHrea boats has been found II r.
the opinion 90 samn That the Eifs
has been shipped out % Seattle and
il now well on hef nay e. Japan.
A warrant has been Issued Tor the
girls arrest AZ an iucgryiEibis AMI
the sheriff and his deputies are now
sndsavoring 90 find her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-01
M'NAUCHT MANSION
rs SOLD AGAIN

The old Mcknight mansion which
was recently bought at auction for
500 b. Julius Singer. vas sold by
him 10 J y, Woods for u'20o. The
praperty on the corner across the
stfset 10 which Mr.. Singer had In
tended moving the house was Also
nola to Mr. Woods for t1s, 900,
Mr. Woods will have the big houae
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-01

tioa 81 the railway company NJ thr
meeting ~ the board ~ public works
to-day. bat q special hearing was 80,
faE HEgf szt4EssAF lzssf ssissg
uufinE Or ps satu'a absence In
Alaska. Mrs Agnes shstwsu Heath
Wili be in charge Of the Wayaide
Mtsston hospital The attorneys fer
the hospital viii Ionk after the
threatened attempt TO remove the
hnMIlfnl.
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from the Green Lake Improvement
Club. and If I had / would most
certainly have answered any COM.
municatlon they might have sent me.
We are giving at this time a fiVes'
minute service mornings and even-.
inga and l0-minute service
throughout the greater part OF the
day. We are running our cars on as
fast a schedule as IL safe and pussl-
bic,
There is one thing about the
Grceu Lake district We realize that
f Is growing very rapidly. but X
must be taken into consideration
that large percentage Of the resi-
dents u that district are people em<
pluyed IN the city. an Of whom want
90 come 70 the city az the same time
IN the morning.
should any commun icatIon reach
our hands IL most certainly viii re-
ceiye careful confederation and We
WI do our best 20 give the bers
service possible on the Green Lake
line A"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-01
KILLED
BY
SHOCK

20. Moore. a Ilusman employed By
the Seattle Electric company. vas
killed shortly after O'clock this az
tsrnoon By an electric shock. lie
was AZ the top % pole near the
eofnsf of 5ikIh and Give street al
tho time lie died soon after being
lowered 10 the ground Coroner
uoye took charge 81 tire remains,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-01

ATLANTA. ca. June i-nulio,in.
a tsisrhons message just resolved.
sayH that terrific tornado SWEPT
over Gainesville. Ca. shortly after
noon tbday. Probably 100 persons
were killed. Ei9ht victims are BE-
meath the wrecked cotton mills.
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on answering a question which the
court had ruled out. she took cxecp p
tion r. the courts feprimand. and.
rising from her seat in a warning
tone. Informed All present that they
had be mighty careful how they
talked TO her. even II IL was in
court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-01
AnnrrInNAL nEArIls

KANSAS cry. Mo. June lit -
believed that q p~rspus Wsfv drown
90 near FaWieg's packing house dur
ina the night and that q were
dFcSned from the t'hlan Pacific
britEs. Twenty thousand dollars
Nas raised today o. assist the dTs-
situte.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-01

.lnuuisauns with TIE bts buildings
Partially submerged n tne noiEhboFz
hued-
ne F0ursh street eiaduct vas
wsps away thia farvneoa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-01

NEW HAVEN. Ma. June The
steamer nanntluas has succeeded in
tess wing the refugees Oh 9cadman
l4sEstt. island The river h the
highest ia ~ years
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BONNEVILLE. No. June IA
steamer has Eune to attempt a
reseus 81 the people On Goodman
i4sFeft island. vest II hsrv. TIE
auad Situation Throughout this sec
ton i desperate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-01

Mrs Noritz Thomson and Miss
Thomson gave reception Friday
afternoon at the family residences.
corner q Madison street ana Terry
avenue. IN honor OF Miss Garden OF
Seattle and Mrs. Mnlburn of Spo,
kane Music was furnished BY wse-
ner's orchestra
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thousands Rendered Homeless
and Fleeing for Their Lives
Before Rushing Waters
hgSmi Towns Totally Destroyed City Surrounded
by the Yellow Tide That Envelopes the Entire
Manufacturing District

'.sSAs CITY. Me.. June l.
77lsBef : . r7ai above NV water
( usrzinaf. aaytng rtsen feet :
Y. 2sEszx the utKht TIE cold
-. gafn ssaaginues.
4 MannlaaI a. Milwaukee
H.. - last tNo cunnsetiE < the
- tks eutsi1e weird. afe still
fEsz
4 issxn death lat his nlaruifiE
xsny ethaFs are believed 70
80 ereene3
Z .ss Il the flooded section are
X Ehxfe afe to -ara. lights az
Mase than icoN Industrial
- nave suspended on account
ssf 10 wafer for the boilers.
eusrarsFp have issued their
y, ss.fkzns. bat have Threatened
r <ss..s qualification on aissaaat -
n sn panSr Meat ard NeEe-
naeAss ARE almost rxhA astssi
q uss Atse beer closed - police
- - re elty ls orderly,
faFss Eaa4aana people are hnfass-
y ) Arxsntine. AFmpufdAia ansl
~ Eila. KAN. the dsafitafiun Is
3nsss Wagons loaded vita sup-
asrs reached she Armoufsial~
fnm - = uafru'E meek 81 land.
) Ni<ssak The families as that
~ .~,-ssss a = s-s>s 80. ~
NWEaEzEsHg anI WnoEFsNsa Hfa
~ afe enntinuaily GailaHHlnE
sArIia1z 5 practically Niped off
a nza Wkaie nioess e three.
- ssllsss - have cfaiaeiHsI ==aY
y Fissr hAs cut 4 ugW channel
sAere ~ tszfe sf AFFaaa rsiais
MY ths tirps q ne great pack
isensz fsuuatu 70 nzafk The site
lrisrn = gore, Nw ininasKlble 10
a4fe ~ damage o. loss Il lie
seraszrf ~ fkis time.
Ia e'esast De third regiment q
fs1fssiag zoauduned property
- szrs sesa i=sa-i 10 shoot
FaN sight
1Hk issasarnt danger Of AT tsIs-
~ a1N1ftFsfafa u . NNiNNIa9 Af~Aal EAM
ma : - hours
r : Esatesuntic rescue work
mtnx faf those peuBel IL GA
~ & iAR oiE tuiidiuxs Ia the
- A t@fFusg ueck 81 lad
eHsEa : Haa al that pres sats
Il - asssx a. stand
xffsss q ths Hannibal bridge
" gore aaf.
nsf q 10 men imprisoned
y sshuafse ms packing han1.
NJ sesn landed az fhe bluffs
nsanss Coiutnhia started a.
- e sn4sagoF o. reach f'fask-
rssrs - people are - The
- e tfsss according 80 ln-
lzee hruaxht here - men in
Il "a rpAh1at.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-01

WAsHtNgroS. y. G.. june -
General cefhsn thla merning by
Slas ordered Fort faaNents0rth "a
send 80 army tents e kansas gfty.
kansaH. fer ths food sufferers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-01

uEs MONIES. Ia. juno The
fieor hsFu IL falling Al ths rate e
IA inch an hour The general SUI.
fsriug T. silu acute.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-01

KANSAS CITY. Mo. Inne re
Buflinxfau's big 81 tauks near ghf
Inian depot caught ire fasi before
noon. aHd for a time there VAS iui-
uilueGf danger - the flames com
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-01
ENORMOUS LOSSES

. |ff4. ~ ANNFNINN Naata
CITY. Mo. June 10 70
y. e..eatfs now believe that All
-. - y The food In the vest
ave been taken off IN
~ .r<...'.sfy lines now extend
49,. ~, heod district. and no one
= pass without author
y - Kindred Migrants have
+ - 20 ard three thieves
- sH With hnraes
ftr loss estimated thin
- ~ ss-ee he damage done rs
osiWesn thirty and fifty
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-01

moved across the street Al onHs and
after u u sefnatslrd 81 c0si 81
about 81. egq, Vii open u az = family
EesHl.
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river At Kansas CIy Il within two
feet # atsAe=g ~s,s5 ever known.
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She SAW
IT FIRST

The suit Of Mrs. rmma 5Voil
against ! ~ Moses, n well known ae-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-01

employed IN the book hinaerles here
went on strike this morning. They
ask Tor minimum wage Of $40 per
week. The wage Is now $ a week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-01
DEMAND
M0RE PAY

SAN FRANCISCO. June 1.-Two
hundred and nfty women and girls
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-01

\. - -. Nebs June There Ia
p. = ,lsssemenf IN the flood eft.
i. h...e sHffsi Nebraska. today
Z I - 80 - now = meuare.
,.s.s,aaslly rising n has al
a - ne danger point be-
A'sih Of The Platte.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-01

4 sss,,ik.s.taipN. y. G.. June l.
+ Als s =. ssfsau sent out a warn
lis.s nm. mig - ~. Louis. where
~ szs ~ the river IL ex-
ne bureau says thAt the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-01

Htttef r. NtANfi A4hNA y
EAA kans June Three
hanfAss tiI excsiisnf fssenf
1sez ant - nine s.ciaHh this
~ ~ whe had beer efInefar
n fnrs e trees were rem
NJ Snas - those seen IN tfees
taFkneas settled l.st uiKAf ars
FHd = have fallen orr ssaen -.
pn. Many eshsrs wers sesensfl
II the night.
HsFTaffss estimates a. q ~.
s~ sisfz fIzaTHiaz Places fils
a = 20 1sa
- q missing o. continually
{'slrE.
4 = tnievez Who were eauRHf taef
HlsFf N North Topeka ia haata
nssHias. vsrs rsddled win hui-
1 kS'xilance egmmitfee has hee~
Atss EssfsriHK from cantariaus
- h4fs hsen is0'afesi n tenn
- lfaia. around which a
3 s'lflefs or special policemen
taref this morning h enforce
tarsnfins
easef a police fhl9 morning
- lezs n lie AZ i7s hni "a
- Z may b. either half or
anes this number
4 ~ sztinafes n troae who
ssss we're not overdraNu.
-. 5 aru l.FqQ persons are
- = probable that Gov.
n tM = aaked 20 appeal for
AssheaFing towns have been
- 2 q hurry provisions. a.
= shfs4fsns
- rziza fsn last night ana
- 2 zrin RAISING. even hlrh-
- se'art Cold north winds
-, : y nlssry q the homeless
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-01

Dawson city has been struck by
safnething u a moral wave. SINCE
IN that city Lucille Martin. con-
Victed Of running the notorious
Bartlett house. has been sentenced
to two months imprisonment at
hard In Dor Louise CouRord was
convicted of bsins an inmate Of the
same house and received a like sen
tenee Marie ChereuN was convicted
81 being the keeper Of u diaorderiv
hauao IN Kloudihe city and was
given one months suspended SEN
teuce. Lucien John Roberts was
given sentence Of six months at
hard labor for living of the avaiis
Of prostitution.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-01
OPENING
OF THE
YUKON

nArraaN 49, - -Ins@als.t ssas-
rrspundcncs The n. Y. n, Co
steamer aybll Of the White Pass line
again won the race against the Ice
and the bars Of early navigation on
the Yukon today. and arrived at
Dawson at ~ 20 o'clock this after
noon. The little steamer was given
a royal welcome. She was held up
b. ice jams for several days at Hell
Gate and the Stewart river. The
aybii will leave this evening on the
return trip up the river with phsssn-
gers and mail.
The Eybil was the first boat last
year 90 arrive az Bu wron. but then
she had close competitors EeaT
other boats were IN close pursuit.
down the river. and all arrived at
Dawson the same day Two Of them.
the bailey and zelandian. we're only
90 minutes behind the syhil
The Thistle iE expected 20 arrive at
Dawson tomorrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-01

4.hEssfvE AT ST. LOUIS
" = June The rising
,ns eause % grave aupre-
. river r. already AZ
sL water f. several inches
AAia street IN East 81
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ONE CENT

:, Forecast Tonight an a Tuesday,
,s.,v northwest winds.
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THE Only Paper In Seattle That
Dares to Print the News. -.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-11-06

Naturaiisrs have decided that many
insects have senses which human be-
ings lack. That of location, shown by
the wasp. for instance. is remarkable.
One species builds lis nest in sand
bank rhat is only part of several
acres of such soil. and when it leaves
in search Of food ii covers the nest
so carefully that 10 ordinary eye could
discover its lOcati0n-that is to say, 1t
is Just like all the surrounding loca-
ton, and yet the wasp flies back TO 1t
without hesitation and finds it without
making a mistake. There is another
wasp that unerringiy locates the eggs
Of the mason bee under a thick layer
of sun baked clay and deposits her
own eggs in the same cells that her
young may have food when they are
Matched.