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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-11-27

In the case of ~ s. Weaver and
Chas. Hogue charged with theft of a
hog near Cornish. Hogc was dis.
missed and Weaver held in bond OF
100000 by Commissioner Rohnett this
morning.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-11-27
Local Cotton Market.

The cotton market opened strong
this morning and Is points up and con
tluued up all day, closing firm. Lint
cotton sold tor 1850 to 1850 waile
seed cotton brought as high as SEQ.
Tho receipts today win be about Boa
bales
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-11-27

Within fifteen days Panama had rev
Diluted, been recognized, accredited a
representative TO negotiate a canal
treaty its minister had been received
by the president, new canal treaty
was signed Such speed makes T.ou
Dillon look like a selling platter
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-11-27
Special Land Buyers Excursion

VIII run to the new lands of Greer
county, Oklahoma, and other sections
OF the great Southwest in November
and December, via the Frisco system
Are you looking for rich and fertile
farming lands IN the Southwest which
you can buy for one-fourth to one
tenth the cost Of lands in the East and
North? They prluce as much acre
for acre. Here is a chance to better
your condition and add a liberal
amount to your pocket-book.
For full particulars and special rail.
road rates apply at once to r. S.
Lemon, secretary Frisco System I'm.
migration Bureau, St Louis, Mo.
t-jan-1
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-11-27

Vote for the Broadway Methodist
church I'm the merchants $500 cash
prize contest Gtf
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-11-27

An goods sold, engraved free O.
charge AZ
1Stf BULARD'S.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-11-27
Elk

There was a box supper last night
for the benefit Of the school, which net.
ted s3675. After the supper a dance
was given at the home Of Or. CARR
son
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-11-27

Subscribe for the Ardmorelte.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-11-27
Graham.

Ben stevens, representing Stevens.
Kennerly & Spragins hardware house
OF Ardmore is here.
Some OF the young people went to
the dance al Fox last night.
Moving is the order Of the day here.
The farmers are getting located for
next year
There Will be a debate tonight be-
tween Prof Fitzpatrick Of Tussy and
Prof Payne Of Elk.
A big dance was gwen last night
at the home OF Reece Morgan. Sever
al couples from other points we're in
attendance
Holder.
c. W. Holder and Cal Stewart have
gone to Scullin 10 move their cattle
back to Holder for the winter.
Our sick are getting along very well.
Mrs. J. j. Harris is on the sick
list.
Mrs Miller is reported as being bet
ter Also r. s Benton and wife.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-11-27
TIME TABLE.

Gulf, Colorado and Santa re Railway.
tSOuthbOundJ
Galveston & Chicago Exp. $40 a. m.
CIeburne & X. c. Exp. .4:40 ,. m.
(Northbound)
slyeston & Chicago Exp. 1885 a. m.
eleburns Il X. G. Exp......ll:5O p m.
choetaw, Oklahoma and Gulf Railway.
Arrive at Ardmore. ........1:35 p. m.
Leave Ardmore ..........3:OJ .. N.
Local freight carrying passengers
also. No trains on Sundays
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INOrthbOund

choetaw. oklahoma and Gull Railway.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-11-27
JNo IIINKLE.

Referee in Bankruptcy
First published Nov. 27 1903
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-25
HAPPENINGS
ABOUT TOWN


Angus MeAuley, found guilty OF
larceny by embezxiement by a SUI
perior court jury Monday filed a
motion for new trial yesterday on
the grounds that Judge He'll wrong
hiiIy refused n motion for continu-
ance. on account Of the absence from
the city OF an important witness for
the defense.
John r. Condor, dean Of the Uni-
versity Law school, and Miss Marion
V. Clarke, were quietly married last
night at the home Of the brides
mother, i20 Thlrtleth avenue. The
ceremony was performed by Dr. NJ,
A. Matthews. Mr.. and Mra Con-
don. after short honeymoon trip
well return to Seattle. where they
will make their home.
city Attorney Ellis DE nruler and
Miss Alice Heaor Of 81 Paul,
Wtre hurried last evening at the
home Of George ellison, Olympic
place. The ceremony was perform
"a BY REV. w. A. Major. Miss Helen
Jackson acted as bridesmaid and
VIII Humphriea as froomHman.
After receiving congratulations Mr..
and Mrs. De Bruler left for their
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-25
WILL SPEND
100000
CITY TO LET CONTRACTS FOR
STREET IMPROVEMENTS

Hi1s for the Second avenue re-.
grade and other street Improve.
msut contracts. amounting VA all 10
nearly 300 60 VIII BE- opened AZ the
meeting % the board Of public works
SATURDAY. With the work ordered
ard the contracts about 90 be ist
the outlook Tor the completion Of
the fHErsdr from Pike street 20
Denny way within the next few
months II very bright
Among the other improvements
for which contracts win be let after
tn. opening II the hsda. Saturday. 10
the paving ~ uniau street from Sec
oud avenue O. Eighth avenue and
Firth sud Sixth avenues from Union
90 Pike street. The pavement viii
b. Of brick. The total eatlma tod
cust 81 this Improvement i SO 80.
Bids Will BE- opened for contract
Tor laying more than 81 600 worth
Of concrete sidewalks on Aloha
street. Taylor avenue aud other
streets and avenues on Queen Anne
hlll
The other improvements 10 be let
by contract after the opening Of tho
bids Saturday include laying con-
crete sidewalks on Twelfth avenue
and other streets and avenues IA
the southern part u the city. grad
Ing and sidewalkinR OF Woodland
Park avenue. of Ewing street and
other streets and avenues In Free
mont
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-25
MYTHICAL
GND MAD
Seniors al High School
Gre Graduated

Late tnla afternoon the men AerH q
ts.a cl.srs e 1878 ~ the Seattle hugh
school viii face the cold. cruel sorid.
with . HilasIsskin as their unlY NsapoiI
btil With Ever Work Upward as
their siaEaa The class il nc largest
I. .-..<-s 49, ! = as
uuufas1rH uFuT ~ fuTfi1rr1iF
The grnduaunf skefcissH we're hsid
AZ Use apera house heEiHnin~ - z p
D n and the thehtft Was packed with
the friends and relatives - the class
The program consisted Of cFssfH ana
CREATIONS - kattefiue Kerr aalufhtof
ian. AusuatuH Packard. Neaa kirE.
lmnsnnr cuHniu EAam. Z Rex Smith
aud HARRY tombstone. Naladietufiat.
Victor zednich Vas iil ard Was unahis
90 attend ths exercises
Diplomas seFe presented "a ths class
by President Patterson - the sthpni
board
Victor 2sauirl Katherine Kerr ard
NssfA Kiue were the hish honaf aiu=
dents 81 the class OihsfH To- receive
hounfa wnfs
Stephen Marcus Fowler Erie Ffiftcr.
Haff4as Spencer Fuller Helen Mar
Gibbons. chris ellison. AArrle, Ruth
erfara Jnhastone. EsFis Estslis John
ann. Mar J Johnson. Maude Alex
andre Macdonald iSitfie Cleveland
Macdonald. olive Mueller. Gertrude
Louise SiedsrEesa-ss. Reginald g
sisepis. 0eofHa Stoke. Eugene Rex
smith. Mabel Aramenti wells
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-25
HAD TOSHOW
JOE GREGG
INDIAN DEMANDS PRIZE RING
PURSE IN ADVANCE

IN = hftesn foot ring pitched IN the
ursn al osorFetnwu. indian Joe GreEs
fnuaht i renuds with Perry gur.nafi
iasi nlKhs The tssHfisth round vas
Ht4f tFH1H fn9 tap ~ the FHHE
Neither ~ them attempted % Strike q
blow and allowed the hEhf 70 be- de
tlsref draw.
Fer u ROUNDS Il ans one o. The
cieyereat exhibitions ever pulled on b.
Seattle. The Fighters went az It in
lively style and were out Tor the
MONEY.
u appeared tina, "fndian Joe" Grsea
awcd Tom Winaor. one % the mana.
gers - The nFht board bin ana e
vas being held oct 81 the safe re-
eeipta The Indian declared that un.
leas NJ got SEINE more - the money
he weisitint 80 on With the dance.
The tfuvd came All The way from
Seattle % ser the mix-up and wanted
something for their money. 80 clipped
IN nice little purse and the fighters
foueiR far that
AZ ths cnd uf ~ rounds Jimmy urif-
IN. Nho acted a. referee. wisely
called Tho bout a draw.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-25
BOY BURGLAR WEEPS
FOR HIS CRIME

Robert Sexton. boy who says be
Il emily Is years old. hal wao looks
az lrast -. pleaded guilty 90 bur
glafY Ia the superior court this
morning and VAS committed O. the
Reform school BY Judge BELL.
when arrested foJ breaking into a
Pike street store . wesk axe, sex
sos told ths iAiieY that he vas II
Yeafa - age With many soba and
tears be protested ~ court this
morning BE Was bat is, and too
young to realise that he WAS COM
hitting 5 crime IN attempting 70
rob the store
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-25
OLD Eli WINS
Great Varsity Boar Race Cap
furedby Yale After a Desperate
SfruggIe---The Four Dared and
Freshmen Races Also Won by
Yale

NEW LONDON Conn. June Is. ~
Weather ana water conditions this
morning dld not aueur well for fast
time today IN the Yale Iiarysrd
| fnrcH
Thousands % visitors are arriving
| by spec ial trains each hour They
all seemed good natnrsd. although
feErettlnE the cold and unfnyorahis
daY
The Reliance. Columbia aud com
atitutieh are Ia the lower haIbor.
and are deserted. all hands taking
AMI party Will witness the races
from the yacht Hylph. which has
been given good position.
Yale H. a sliEht fuyorits ~ the bet 81
tins. the odaH this morning being 10
70 \, with Yale un the Ions end
~ 10 o'rlaHk the sun succeeded IN
hfeakiuN through the cloud bank
pFumlkinE fair weather The ref
erss's beat visited the training quar-
tiers soon after and no4insd the
crews 70 be in readiness 60 start on
time
~ 1880 o'clock the nfst Meet 81
steamers which hal anchored al the
ferry oNsF night came down towards
the permanent anchorage az thc
IRA bridge Nearly 20 sseau, yachts
we're tied un near the fininh.
Harvard WAn given thN west
casrpe ~ the varsity fouf-aarcd
race. and the east course fuf the
great varsity race The former vas
hfHt an the program
a. ~ o'ciaek the Judges boat took
tfH position a. the starting line and
save IN. preliminary signal ta the
varsity four. Harvard responded
~ taking the water y minutes later
1iist then Vale made Tee appearances
around the bend pulling az a lively
clip The weather ~ this time WAS
very favorable. A. ~ 80 the boats
were sent or
Harvard caught the water EirNt
ana gslned thrrequaFi~fs - 4 boat
iensth within two minutes they
we're rowing q fast race. AMI before
the quartet mile vas pass a. afarn
water showed between W. boats
Harvard slowly Increased this lead.
despite the sleckiiae waHk az Yale.
40 The half Il wna nip and tuck. Yale
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-25
KAISER HONORS
!. ADMIRAL COTTON
Visit Of the American Squadron TO KeI Made the
Occasion OF Much Feiieitoton on the
Part of the Germans

KtFI. June = The kaiser this
morning returned the tlsit paid him
yesterday - Admiral Cotton. lie
boarded tbs gsaFsarEs smia ;hs
booming ~ guns ffum al the Amer
lean vessels bfums and huEict
were sounded and she marines pre-
scented aims
Admiral eattoR escorted his royal
visitor ffofn the Hanwsay q tha
cabin. where the sanrrraf remained
for half an hour. fie MAS outspas sfi
IN his Arbitration - the Amsfieaa
shir4a lie sill be Admiral Cuttnsi .
guest ~ luncheon SATURDAYS.
The most keka bee efforts are
bsinT made "a kfei 20 honor fhs
Americana The streets are asruf-
asrd vith The Elafs and Stripes IN
4 fuanHsr hitherto unhaar RI o. The
kaiser several DAYS agn cent esplirit
Instructions tn the port authorities.
the yacht club eud others GO spare
neither expense nor psina 60 make
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-25
WILL. HOLD
INQUEST
Coroner Decides TO MYeS.
tgate BABY Shomo S
Death

Al iaqusHt viii be held a echoes
tomorrow afternoon Il The tapnneNs
Watson murHun 10 dstermins who IL
res pnuElbie faf the death q little
Wiiher shono.
Coroner Hoye and Prosecuting At
turusy scott had a eaufrrfase al !
o'clock fhls afternoon and u wee
thsa desaded 10 hold the inquest
Mr. scott said aficr the conference
with the cnT0nefs
we have no further Information
about the case than that already
Published have nothing 60 faH
tout the case until after ] hate
heard The evidence. other than thttt
IL Il NbauId be shown that the chtid
vas neglected and the neglect 81
cruel treatment caused ~ death.
charge II mnnHlnaFhtsr, per hops =
More serious charge. VII be lodged
against the person thought Go BE
guilty"
To Coroner Hoye Ne soaft saif
~ s...:e ;s..a. .s,.~ .. - 49,, -.-s )
sham0 pinned she EMU. a. " =
claimed. - that q could not move
hard 81 feof. Il looked ike criminal
negligence ard caac OF man
slaughter q him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-25
BOLD CRAcKSMEN
USE DYNAMITE ON
A BALLARD SAFE
Daring Burglars Broke Into the
and Robbed the Strong Box,
With 5000

which - IA the frrnt 81 the saloon.
had been blown epsn and tlnsa
tusastiEation showed that the rab-
lafa had snactsd az entrance 60 the
place rs farclna the iEanaou usrr the
rear door They HAD Knocked on the
combination dial on she safe ard
poured powder into the aperture The
chsrgc Il powder wes nfsd ~ msaaa
81 fuse
The explosion blew ths safe door
arsH aad az that remained faf the
rVhhers - a. ~as % halp themselves
20 the coutents
The Fuhhetu evidently departed a.
thsK came In. issNing behind them
suue black posfief scattered on the
neeF = plsee nf fuss ard tiu funnel
~hicn he'd eyiasntly been uasa 90 put
the powder in ths safe doeF thruazh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-25
GAMBLERS ARE AFRAID
OF THE NEW FELONY LAW

For the frat time IN half q century.
practically. there IL nothing doing in
the gambling line IN Seattle. n IL
recorded somewhere IN the pages d
local history that the sturdy pioneers
sho nfst settled on the shores of VI.
liott hay used - spend their Sunday
afternoons Va pitching homeahuos fut
dime throw iu front ~ the VII
iaEe store which stood . what d. now
Pioneer Place. and'ii II further stated
hY one ~ tho old time historians that
while bis game atiii ahauuded iu the
vicinity Of Seattle some " the leading
eiilRcns occasionally spent whole
nights Ia foiiuxins the unblazed trail
uf the huh.thilrd fiush and bueAius the
tiger
A. Seattle grew larger the gambling
spirit shEed ntrouHer and in the early
eighties. cid timers hay. the way
some ~ Seattle most prominent uus
Esns played poker Vac realiY ncree.
The stranger who Just dropped in 60
have iaak ~ fhe town was generally
forced 70 telegraph for funds oF be-
come = permanent resident fer lack -
steamboat fare n b. fampsred With
the Seattle card players
A. Tor later DAYS every bodf knows
what Seattle was np % very recently
under Mayor iiaineH. fhe originator 81
the wide open policy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-25
JENNIE HAS
HER FAULTS
so SAYS J. q. DAWSON IN HIS
DIVORCE COMPLAINT

TITS wife's alleged jealousy. nag.
Ring. suilsu temper. unaFoseness, sar-
cesm and fiirtinE. added 20 constant
ziauderinF 81 his parents. are the
reasons J. ~ Dawson sets forth IN
q divorce complaint filed HHalns,
Mrs. Ieunie NJ. Dawson today. ash
irg to have his marriage vows. made
Ia Iowa Ia 1895. declared null and
void.
lie alleges that. not satisfied with
abusing him az home Mrs. Dawson
has deserted him AMI Is now making
him wretehsd b making venemous
remarks about him from afar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-25

| the visit % the Americans an IN
4aasifm9 success
fsfinSe Henry h. working cuntine
uaIiy T. make the visit pleasant lie
ffr@afHtiF refers "a bis AWFstasss
slait AHh gratitude 81 the attention
thNn shown hlfi
Kist Il bstna visited by a mum FssF
81 ceishrities inriwdiuN Anihaa~a.
dnru Tawsr nnd Meyer The hotels
are All filled. Cornelius Vanderbilt
r. coulpeiisd q occupy a cheap indE-
iuE house.
Pour hundred racing yachts are
present for the regatta There arr
q entries fof the race today inciud
lnE tue katssrs Yacht Niagara
The kaiser told Admiral Cotton
that ths American feet ls 30 worthy
- sgHias that BE- Intended 60 Gaelic
President Roosevelt a conEtat4la-
terry message. telling him ~ fouua
the SHIPS in a highly efficient congt-
ton. The message 10 now under
Hay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-25

s,tfARn Nash June - The
=. !. ne fremont saleon Vas blown
=. Il ~ pafn hauf this Wotulns
n .asssa a Is ceatsuta. tbiHA
- stan faa
IL. seeNsr, Wss cemmltted between
"a aielosk fhiH mafniok and Was
- executed a. a. lead g. thr cun
- taat il uRs the wufk "a sxe
- TY<mout saiAsn ~ owned bf
- tnshfsoh ara IL located at -
..a.rx avenue iH the ecrs heart -
Z. a.. The place WAa ap.u uHtii
.sl...k fhis narniuk az which heaH
!. sisAt bartender eioaFd che sAiani,
rsat hcns John n ottcrsan
!. Az Bartender. arrived At the
- AZ IS glccN When be ga
- a. place ~ found that the safe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-25
GARLAND
Is SAFE
WAS NOT DAMAGED ~ GOING
ASHORE IN STRAITS

Steamer Garland ~ the Puget Sound
Navigation company. which wna last
night reported wrecked and total
loss near Port Angeles. arrived from
that place this morning Capt Nc.
Ailna says The Garland sustained no
damage She ran ashore on the flats
at the mouth of the EiWha river NJ
1915 O'Clock yesterday morning ia a
FOG.
She was noatsd az high tide az 10
q rI6rR last nIaftfs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-25
PETITION
the GAR
Transmit Protest Of American
Jews Direct TO Russia

WASHINGTON. ID. c. June zS-
President RooHes cit has decided to
transmit the petition Of the execn-
tive council OF B'nai Birth regarding
the treatment % Jews tn Russia. to
the csar. A letter made public by
Secretary Hay today. addressed TO
Mr. Simon 81 this city. says the
matter which be has had TO consider
most seriously was, whether such
proceedings would be Of advantage
10 your persecuted ard ouirgges CO.
reliRionistH III Russia.
~on this point have decided to.
acceet your opinion and that Of
other intelligent groups Of American
Jews whom sou represent. and re-
quest YOU 10 send the petition ia due
form At sour earliest convenience.
OF course FutI ufE5#efs tslisI iEfe y ISL
dent cannot tell you what reception
your petition VIII meet with at the
hands Of Russia.
The petition ~ 70 be signed by
leading Americans outside OF federal
office holders
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-25

methodieaily increasing her speed
/ At ihteequaft0fH, Yale Was half b
I ssnafh ahead. Az the mile Yale whi
three lengths ahead. and going at 3
I r. "a clip. 10th boats wffr row ID
with machine like regularity. at d
terrific Pace and in perfect form.
DESPITE Hafvard'a best efforts
Yale VEN hy three lengths.
The anunieial time wac 10 90 foi
Yale and n az Zoe Harvard.
The Freshmen riFhis race was mol
80 exciting They started a. ~ 81
Al she end Of the first mile. Yale led
BY a fair margin. Hef crew pulled
stsndisf than Harvard. but the lat.
ter were la unexpected form. and
trade = vigorous hEht The boats
earc almost bow and bow "a the
mile ans half The battle hunK
IA thc balance, but toNnndu she nm
lss, wfsn fale's stusdinssH slowly
told.
Yale wan b. one length IN the un-
aniriai time 81 10 OF The crew vaH
accorded terrific applause
In the foslrsaarcd race the officlal
time was 20 O. fos Yale and ~ o.
feE Harvard. in the eight Dared
race the nfieiai tilHe Was a. for
Yair AID g. for Harvard. The
distances "a each race vas two miles.
f'hr uaeitrfasnt increased AZ prep
aratious we're made s.F the Ensstt
varsity race OF four miles down
asrwsus
Al I ~ the boats ~ore sent uff.
both crews taking = splendid strai-.
Harvard was IN tho lead AT half mile.
Vale slightly srlashtnK. A. three
quarters thH hfsts Nefs abreast. both
roalna stvaay stroke,
At the mile ifarsaFd led BY half
= length A. the miie auj a.hHif
\ ale whs gaining afound. Though
HeFyafa stiii led 10 halt u length.
Al iha haile aad thfeeauaFtsfH iiar-
NATd vac = quarter II length
ahead. A. the two miles Harvard
had Increased her isad 90 one length.
a. the tNo and asguaftsf mile marx
faic haa drawn up On even terms.
and ~ the tao and thFeeqnaftefH
she Was ahead Al three and a.htif
miles Yale aas hair . length nhsAd
Yale zen ~ three lengths.
TIE affltial sline Was 20 - for
Yale and 20 81 fof Harvard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-25
HOT WEATHER IN
THE YUKON K4LLEi

With Il passengers. most Of whom
were Dawsouites. the steamer Cot
taAe CITY arrived from akaRway
thia morning. She reports that a
great exodus ~ people from Dawson
was expected during the next two
weeks.
Those passengers ~ the Cottage
city who came up the Yukon report
that they had q fine trip. The ice
was all gone and during the last
daF ~ the ran the thermometer
stood nt - degrees iu the shade
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-25
SCHOOL BONDS
Law Works Hardship on Country
School Districts


OLYMPIA. Wn, June 25.=bthie
Superintendent flryan has been IN
formed rs Attorney General STRAIT
ton that there ia 10 way 30 which u
~ posaihie. hy las ln thls state. 10
sell aehool bonds for country dis
tricta below par The treasurer Of
Douglas county hH complained that
under the provisions of the las pro
hibltinF the SAFE % these bonds for
lees than usr cent, various country
districts are suffering.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-25
BREACH or PROMISE

Bisnch Nachiez has filed n suit IN
the superior court. The complaint H.
her suit II to recover 1890 damages
from Alexander Fashion for breach
~ promise. Rhe alleges that Fashion
met her IN France and induced her
90 come 10 America with him under
promise Of marriage. Fashion IL said
10 have tried % force the girl to
enter a house Of III fame and Is pow
awaiting trial la the federal court on
the charge Of bringing the girl "a
this country for immoral purposes.
He IL out on 5000 bonds. He Il
wealthy and Yag f2Imgrly a sheep
ralser In The Walla Wpila country
The suit Of Mrs. Mary Hayes
against tho seattle Electric COM
phuy. 20 recover $4,000 damages for
Injuries sustained by the sudden
stirling Of a Yesler ear as she was
In tho act Of aliRhtlng. IL being tried
by Superior Judge Morris.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-25
fremont Saloon
Getting Away

the small hole made hy knocking OFT
the combination dial
Two mon whom the iOesi police have
been attempting e. arrest for several
days are supposed a. have committed
the robbery These snen had been
seen an several occasions. and ungr 20
CLOSELY pursued hX tWo otncrra that
thef dropped package aoutainlnE
SOME powder and piece ~ fuse
whiie Hoaiiag fence back - the
poatafi1ee. 1'hct had not been aesn fut
two DAYS and u was Thought that
thea had lsfi town.
A snod description 81 thr men 10 ~
the hands 81 The police and this has
been sent u all nearby noints IN the
hope that the robbers viii be spprt-
henasi before shs4 have an opportunis
~ 10 set eut sf the county.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-25
Seattle Is without Public Games
for the First Time in the His
tory of the City

bakers dozen of'arafia 0af n a Job.
in the ErahauiFh bar. next door.
whefe Il dozen poker tables made mDn-
- galore ~ the lucky prDBfletora.
fhe bis gambling hall has been turned
into a reading room aud piles u
grtaHY heWspa pefs cover the tables
ossr which hundreds ~ dollars used
10 change hands nightly
ihHl night toe emily occupants -
She reading room were tWa blsar eted
old chaps who partially played
game n sefeH-up faf the drinks Aith
one eye 0n the door al n expecting a
cooper a. appcHr any minute.
b. the new tendefloln rot even n
seven up game was lu progress and
she eard rooms uef6 deserted.
The hnrtenfdeo denautig auuuHn-
crd we don keen 10 dice box
now when the patrons Hidled 30 90
suggest "a shake for the drinks
Ana in spite - ihe douEie negative
ihere were no dice games.