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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-17
SENSATION
IN SOCIETY
DR. AND Mrs. CARL a. aoFF-
MAN. PROMINENT IN STAT.
TIE. DIVORCED

pf Carl A. Hoffman and fma " X
Hoffman BETA pfssrninsnt n fhs social
world - Seattle. have been granted a
dinurrs ~ the Superior cuprt The
fact came 70 iaht emily Yesterday
thFauRh she filinK % thr formal as.
cree. the caupislnt and other pspara
having been nissea- hefsd IN the eountr
CLERKS office whsn placed on record
sUna tifas s9o.
ur Hoffman IL ere - tha h~at
kuoWn FauuE Physicians - tts city
and Through the possession 20 a spisus
did bass vniss has long been rruunin.
emit tn musical eiFelrs Mrs.. Hoffman
- the daughter q ~ ~ Kennedy
formerly nns - the bass gamblers -
The Old fsuderiotn district ana aaN
largely iutsrssfra fr q lacai sfsausl.sat
business she. aiaa y vocalist -
considerable tazsi rruatstian
NJ. Hoffman brought ths divorce
suit alleging tsonsauppart Ffiss
charged that she had ltsru campsiiesi
o. depend upon her parents Tor sup.
port for sona time prtur 70 fliins The
suit. The tfaffmaas usrs married IN
Nebraska IN ftis and have one chita
Carl A. r.. the custody - Witch aas
given tn mother
NJ Kennedy. the piafntifrH father.
= very wealthy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-17
WITH. 'TH!;r...- -, ~,
""H IL
nAKGELS
pUoDALU's BABES ARE ALL
aEApY To PLAY

task ftiekrf abe has ben At home
ssreiaa . sefs fiHEsF ~hiis pasdsis
hsA h@ bail plafers aowu &c Port
aaah sllf trf asd aassts TIE top
sstr hsr~ u thv = r. 1. 81 Athistif
ssrk iRss hftsfncan tbs Lee kngsis )
aafsH t.akrd r. - IN Eood form this
aasfHinE an6 Charity Riley premises
60 size uaK q ftlH Tor hsn MONEY dur
ieF fhe eamlnE series
DIS must set the srtiss In rfdsr "a
staY nmenG fhs tap uotchsrN aua he
fsas PASSED fhe wura dnen the iiH.
that bothins nat SIT. edged ball PLAY
inK wiii b. accepted tis 10 airsadr
shrss Eamsn 10 the trsa and be must
Do aamrthinK THIS series.
The iinssap this Afternoon viii b
sn1esshst different ffasu that wheh
uuadaiss lads Nefe last segn ga Sc
attic MeNirhai. shn u said 20 ha ihs
fastnaf fuHn m hiss feet In the league.
vin hpis down the third las while
iNa Harley utu - sssa chasing iome
files uut - ths eft safdsn
HisukANE iana 81 san Fraurisea
mhut out Spokane IN Yesterdays same.
score ta q
nJTrE. Iuns ~ The HATTIE Miners
defeated Tacoma Yesterday ~ = scure
= 70 q
HELENA. June Il Helena wiped up
the diamond sith Portland yesterday
arors u %
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-17
MRS. GRANT FAILED
TO ATTEND HEARING

Mr.. Effie Grant rha accuses Po-
licemau ~ S. Fletcher 81 making Inn
proper proposals and attempting a. as
sauif hfr. aud On whose complaint
Fischer was suspended from duty.
routd not - present Al Watcher =
hearing before the civil service com
inisslpn last night
Mfs. Grant sort word that she had
hsen the victim - cruel practical
Joke early yesterday morning. tina,
some unknown party had called her 70
the door - her rom and then thrown
come kiHd u o powder Into her eyes.
which had nearly blinded her. SER
Eeart Powers. after an Investigation.
reported 20 the commission that Mrs
Grant had taid the truth. He said her
eyes wera swollen shut and that she
was in no condition 10 attend the hear
INK
The commission then heard the ies-
timuny ~ the Witnesses present and
continued the hearing over until next
Monday evening
Al the evidence last night against
Fletcher Vas bearssg. and witnesses
gaze Mrs Grant bad name. II seem.
81 that fhere had been n nsighborhood
row N which Fletcher bad taken a
part
Fletcher. accompanied BY his wife
and little child was present a. the
hearing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-17
SEaTTLE's VICTIMS

Mrs Clarence Andrews and her
three chlldfsn 81 this city were
sFnens the iest Ia the Hsppner dis-
asisE.
M. Andrews i nov n sksKway
~ an official 90 the United states
customs service Not only his wife.
but her entire family see INTO have
persisted Is the same catastrophe.
Ter maiden name was la a. sNaE
gvrt. aad thr dispatches giN@ tho
nAnes Of tirofxv awakKsft and Tam
- 81 TIE isst 81 avad, esid aeutEr
SwaEEett VAS Mrs. Andrews father.
n u also reported that t~a af her
married sisters Nerr among tas VIC
tifs. Of the fiooa The Andrews
children. who aru reported q have
persisted are Mabel agra ~ Wash
TIA. ~. and Annie Clare
MIS-. Matte Smith ard hrr dauEh-
tre. Patricia. left Seattle about two
weeks aE0 "a visit a married dhuFh-
ser % Mrs. Smith. a Mrs 4. n
Howard The Howard hesse Wan de-
struyrd BY the flud and Nre. unw-
arai and her husband peftahed MFH.
smith snd aans hfrr are among the
missing ana u h ukeiY ghtt they
are ananE the uniasanfssa Asaa.
Mr. smighs husband. Joseph
/ smith. lives IN seattis Nd has gone
20 thc scene of tas Tragedy. 70 see
" neither his wife Nas numbered
aulang che dead " = iisFnis. 4
collector FOR the Northwest ftabtsel
Company. u a son % MFs. Smith -
"a former marriEe
r. Hooper. a snn - Mrz smith hy
a xtill former marriage. II a rssit~tl
81 seattle and another sou. John
| Hooper. u a usfuhcr - the fire de-
paftm9nt Of Spokane.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-17
SEARCH FOR VICTIMS OF
THE HEPPNER DISASTER
4gonizing Scenes Attending the
Recovery of Bodies Torn BY the
Flood i'm Stricken Heppner---
Pesfiience May Follow Unless
Work of Burial Is Done Soon

NErpNER ore. june lf.--tt Is
quite certain that large percentage
cf hedirs carried beyond heppurr
viii never be recovered The flood
has been Kind n that u buried many
of its avn dead.
Thousands - tors % Eraxcl silt.
and ioaifn tern from the hilisidss and
wheat lands ef The upper valley and
carried in the bosom Of the flood.
have been deposited as an oosN
shroua. varying tn depth frum ak
inches 30 three feet all over he
eSuntFy.
The sinking water has left this AZ
reSit close bark - packed uaws
ard below x are probably hidden
many 81 the missing dead From
sanitary standpoint this Immediate
ard unmarked burial may BE IN
some a~gree desirable, but u 10 cal
cuiates o. Seediesaiy pfolong the
labefs ~ the searching parties Haa
th@ AEssnlslfS suspense 90 relatives
To search the ~ mikes of valley
over which the dead may reasonably
he cxr~cted 70 - fuuHa VIII neees
state the laheFa Of many men Cor
many days ard we~kr.
The Nurk % hui'Ytns the dead whc
lost their lives In the terrible ealsni.
w has been rnAsresztnE steadily
All day Yesterday and last NIGHT
help In the shape % provisions
blankets and a5en Who have come %
bury shc aeAd Or help restore or,tcr
cut % confused conditions has
poured la
The @, r. 4 ~. track has beer
opened a. far as Lexington, nine
miles away. and from now on ENs
werk 81 relief san rroesed mere sx.
pedftiansiN ae the wagon read frosn
here n LeNinktgu = eeed and sup
plies can - tfuuEht In BY team 10 4
few hNurA afteF they reach TIE end
Of the railroad n will probably h
ssFeFai days before the track u
opened into this place as the Rad
bed - washed cut for almost the en-
tire nine miles.
corpses began 60 dsrorurass ~
aaiekiy yesterday Il Was nrcys.aTs
to hurry them away Hnaud tn
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staten The q A u veterans ths parade
eu1hfRrst - soldiers q ths Hfsanish-
American war ths Heus - Veterans
ami nItsd States truups frula faft
Huaseu
> 80 ri. ~ sss:s.y -, - s :, -
f5 n.y. ~ = 49, -f--f~ EtAa2a q
are hers ard the sftx - fsstftaitsatiY
Decorated "a hunnF - the Nisitnsss
rasixhG eminent Speakers etfi address
the camp fires rs keNfs hall and io-
mnfruw fhe graHa Army and lhr az
fiuaGsd urNaulnat5ons wii hold their
business sessions Spirited ruutsst.
are ca fnf department. offlees ard Also
for the nrNt meeting piNaes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-17
CONVENTION OF
GEORGIA BANKERS

ATLANTA. Ga. June i7.--An ad-
dress by William Ridgsly. comptrui-
Ter Of the currency was the pfin-
cipal feature ot the opening session
TO-DAY - she fath annual aaassf, tss.sfi
Of the Georgia Bankers association.
There was large attendance
present when the session was open
ed with an address 81 welcome by
Mayor Evan =. Howell. 10 which res
ponso for the visitors was made by
- Ferris Cam Of Savannah. prest-
dent T. y. HloudWurth 81 the assocla-
tion. then delivered his annual ad-
dress
The convention then listened with
closest attention Go the address Of
Comptroller RldElcy which dealt
with "a variety Of subjects Of inter-
est ana importance to the financial
world.
This afternoon and evening ere to
he devoted To- entertainment and the
business sessions ct the convention
VIII hr resumed Tomorrow morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-17
ARE BECOMING
VERY SCARCE

NEW YORK. June i7fspeeiall-
smeralda and pearls are fast COM
ing o. be more highly pri9ed by
many Than srr diamonds OF the first
water. and since the supply Of the
former h. becoming very limited
dealers are forced 60 meet the De.
mnndF Of their customers from pr.
ss--.s.sse sources. The wdrld'H stock OF
emeralds r. becoming so limited
that unless new mines are aooh dis
covered. they VIII become the most
precious of all stones. IN sizes
larger than five carata they are AL
ready worth from two 70 ten tlmes
~ much AZ diamonds Of the first
water. The present supply comes
from the Muzn district In Peru
Tho scarcity " the pearl "a the
result Of an increased demand and
inadequate protection ~ the fish
cries. aud unless radical steps are
taken FOR their protection they VIII
soon be destroyed altogether
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-17
SMALL PICKUP
FOR SPAIN

EDfNHUn0. June is-The Court
Of Zion today upheld the decision
given by lord Kylacchga some
months aEo that the clyde ii9nt
ahipbulidlng Company must pay
az 90 sa sh@ ssfs4s.isss government
for delay in delivering four torpedo
baat drsfruyefn ordered FOR the
Spa niuh- A faerican war Spain. ~
her suit. claimed thai the lack -
these ffs#troysrr completely changed
the history Of the war.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-17
GAME LAWS

County Game Wardfn Jtief has
had printed and distributing mo-
tice which every camper who takes
firearms and fishing tackle into the
woods should paste IN his hat.
The notice contains the game and
fish laws boiled down 20 the fewest
words possible and IL Of lively In
tereat 20 evefY sportsman.
10 il sufficient for campers to
know that the Law forbtds the XIII
ing Of any game bird. deer. elk.
mountain goat or mountain sheep
before September ] on this side Of
the cascades. The killing 81 song
birds 10 prohibited at an times
Trout may be- taken by hook and
line only. from April 20 November
l. bot must not he sold or ''HaiteG
down" f0f future consumption. BASS
perch. crappf. pike and pickerei are
protected until July !. They also
must be- caught With hook ard line
only. ana not sold or preserved for
future consumption The fine il $50
Hunters must pay 81 for a county
license.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-17
CAMPERS
.........'........W WARNED
STATE FIRE ARDEN ISSUES A
LIST OF ~ooa'rs-

A fsW -48nts~ fur. campers. far
msrs. luuaesrInsn and others uho
may have occasion 10 kfnate fires IN
the forests u Western Washington
at this season q The year ars esrn.
tanned IN = notice which j. being dis
ITibufed broadcast - state Land
CammissfonsF Calvert. y no IL sx-
cffiein state forest Nafsen.
The notice sets cut ia flsll the state
izw fer tire protection % timber
within thf state and calls attention
t0 the fact that all county Rad
supervisors are sx-efficia coanty fire
wardenE
The following IL an extract from
section I ~ the Law
ANY gefesn Nho shall on any lard
within this stats set and leave any
fire that shall spread and carnage Or
destroy property % any kind not bis
oWn shall - punished BY a fine %
rot less than SIC nor mere than i5e
All fines collected under thls act
snail - paid into the county treas
ury. This section shall nog apply 30
back fires reasonably sSt for the
saving % life and prop@sty. During
the Glove season any person = h
shall kindia a fire on land not hte
own. in or dangerously neat any
forest. and leave same unqusnehssi
or wno shall b. party thereto. ~,
who shall b. throwing away am
NEhtsa cigars. matches. or - use ~
fire arms. or ri other manner. start
n fire upon forest lands not bis uNn
and leave same uuqusnrheaf shall.
mnan eas1efstfdH hs f4nsa naf les
than 80 nor riore than tiea. Or b.
Imprisoned in the county 1aii no,
exceeding two months"
Section s says regarding the close
season which is from June IS 10 &C.
tohsr =.
II shalt be the duty ~ all boards
% deputy forest fire wardeus 10 fix
each year 81 timber counties. for
their respective counties. close sea-
son during which no person shall
burn any siashlng or chipping with
out first obtaining permission IN
writing from the county board or ita
duly appointed representative Such
permission shall be given only upon
compliance with such regulations as
the board may prescribe. one II
which regulations shall be notice tn
al sNHsTs Or tenants Of ad10tuiuE
lands RESTING thereon. giving the
sFfTf= aFsii IifR1~ 81 me UruIrfsgsI uufH-
frE"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-17
MARINE NEWS

JAPANESE liner Tyo Maru reached
Seattle iast night from Yokohama.
omplstlnE a fast trip Of Ia days
Her cargo comprised Il. 500 packages
- miscellaneous freight. Including
see ss=.==z % ssN SiiT fsi1s bruuEaI
SIS passengers for Seattle and VIC
toria. 20 81 whom were Europeans
Steam schooner Sew Ef3ny Nfii
leave SIN Frauctaro for This port In
few days. She comes to TOW the
schooner Arfiia. recently purchased
by Atrneey 4 Co. to Kayak
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-17
HAPPENINGS
ABOUT TOWN

COMPANY u % the stats militia.
laat night presented Capt 1uhh
stfinanr eth n me army sahsf. as
a token - the esteem n which be r.
held BY the members 81 the eofn-
panys
As meeting held last uikht IN the
rooms % the chamber u eafumsrrf.
temporary organization 81 Mon
taua club was effected, NJ. n. LITTER
WAS made temporary president The
organisation " IN be made permanent
NJ = future meeting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-17
YESTERDAYS RACES

FIRST RACE srYsn furiourr self
ing maftsH three Ysar-oidn ANA up
curEsf. 70 q ashley 40. first
AsrNfn. seennd
Nstrauu third
Time g o..
SECOND RACE -Four farlenEs fot
nafdra geas-uida
Msiiakahtia. 6 70 .; shssusn up
fret
y . shaw. second
George Berry. tiifd
Time ti H.
THIRD RACE Five farlonFa. cell
inH fnnra tsar-ataa Aa4A a.
Goodies q NiKht : 20 4 iIlaeerand
up frst
HhsFan. Hseund.
Tourist third
Time "a la
FOURTH RAcE-one mile. ceiling
funr- ear uida ard uu
Pat Mprrisse5 fo s. Linton up. first
kanHsIo. second
Rasr. third
Time a 81
FIFTH RACE Five fuflones. tour.
yearsolds ard up selling
Hsidrsd a. b Purutto %. first
Macfilrno~ seenud
John HnKKs third
Time % Ia
SMITH RAcH-sir furlonEs three
sses-aias aaa sa
Jim Gore r.. first 60 1. FARRELL %.
Yellowstone second
Alta q. third.
Time@faiA
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while At tha state University b. vas
hftiilarf scholar ard 49, hsid in
hsEh feKsra BY hta fsiiUN students
Hr uragf thuneh hut I. pears ~
are 49, = skilled ana sxperisursd en-
Himssr Isis fafhsr r. ons - the ersi
knoNn civil snsiussr. IN this eift
rhs ba-lf uii' - tfpuaht " Seattle
he NtiFfak
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-17
BUNKER HILL DAY

BOSTON. Nasa.. June IL Bunker
HW day is being celebrated with a
program mat will not end before
Midnight The gala day opened
with saIufea BY the waTahips In the
hafbor. the navy yard battery and
Port Warren.
The presence of tho historic LIB
erty TEL. loaned for the 0ecasion
by the city ~ Philadelphia. made the
celebration the most enthusiastic
held IN many years. The famous
relic was exhibited throughout the
day on Boston common. where u was
guarded by the Ancient ard Honor
able Artillery Company of boston.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-17
SSc0RRc cH Ed
Fire Does $4,000 Dam
age TO a Second Avenue Block

ihraush me skgil4ht Ttsn sFs@irsI
furnace Maa draft Ger thr faaffuk
fianss Whlrh lighted W ths wtnis
iu~=f lsaFf - The ctr.
The fIfsnsn tried % fisht the Ere
frnsn the aifsr in fhe rear hat 2sre
driven hask ~ fhs brat snd fog
tfute Il seemed hH if fhr Ceiiins hineA
aat
esniY The Hsdasshisa rsferts - the
''iafdiea ssssa fhis tsaiitfaE The fire
va. eanfiufa o. ths urpsF STORY ~ the
haiifiaE uhsn lt started. ena To re-
taaraut ana ifaEssFiai ssieun o. the
fsslna fioof pefu pFagtieaflf damaged
nnff IS ths water
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-17
O'BRIEH Will
MEET CARTER

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June IL
Hhnt books on paper like the best
rlnE event seen hefeahauta IN a long
time is scheduled for decision to-
nieht in Industrial hall The pros
psctive contestants are Jack O'nricn
and Kid. Carter. Acknowledged 20
be two " the foremost fighters OF
their ciasa
Efforts have been making for
many months TO aet these two men
in the ring, but not until recently
did the promoters succeed IN MAX =
ing satisfactory arrangements in re-
gard 20 weight and other details.
Under the articles OF agreement
thu men vii weigh in at i6a pounds.
a weight that suits 9'Hfien more
than tho brooklyn lad. who has had
10 reduce himself considerably In or
der TO meet that figure.
Roth appear Co be IN the best con-
dition, however, and able to put up
"a rafting contest Sporting circles
Hre displaying great interest in the
bout and o large crowd In expected TO
be on hand
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-17
MISSIONARIES
FOR AFRICA

NEW YORK. June IA host OF
Mathddlsta babe farewell today to
bishop J. q. Hartzell, who sailed on
the Germats5, en- route Go Africa
where he IL To carry on missionary
work Ia fields hitherto untouched.
The bishop, who is accompanied by
Rev. william s. Nnylor Of the Wis
consln conference, will make tour
Of the Dark Continent covering an
area OF more than 10000 miles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-17
Will BUILD IN NEW
WHOLESALE DISTRICT

The stewart A. Holmes DRUG COM
panY has purchased the vacant lot
on the west side Of Third avenue
south. between Main and Washing
ton streets. and Will erect SIX
story building on u IN the near fu-
ture.
The lot WINS purchased from W y.
Honus Il Co. through MeGruw q
KIffinger. f27.500 The building win
cost 5000 and VIII be used FOR the
wholesale drug business Of the firm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-17
SAENGERFEST
At ST. LOUIS

ST LOUIS. Mo. June a. In addition
TO the many excursion trains arriving
last Night bearing singing Societies
aud visitors 70 the thirty first national
pneug,rfest Of the North American
saenEcrhund. there were thourands ot
visitors marching from the dcpots to-
day. The crowd is one Of the largest
ever entertained IN 81 Louis.
The rohearnnia were continued during
the morning and afternoon. There
were IaNny impramptu concerts in
various parts on the city ana al the
gardens,
Among the arriving singers today
were large parties from Detroit Chi
cage, Cincinnati, pittaburg, Miwau-
kcc. Indianapolis. Cleveland and other
cities.
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A FIRE supposed - have hesn ans -
= shart rlfeaiiEuE - sisstfie wires and
whixh fur a tlsae thssatHnea asstruez
ftaa % uhais nv - taiialuEs broke
cut at a - Last night Ia IN. t~n=atprf
brsrk Hia.k on asaaad eFsuas near
Tester waF. a~u.si b. the HAuus q
Ashfngtn Lard Company ard sieearied
- ths y tbsF bakery
After q stubborn fiaht ghe fare ass
partnsnt sxtinssiahsd the fianisa With
a lose 20 she ssrpt Ears ard routsuis.
asaauntina % spaat . epa falif Gov
cred ~ insure are
The frs originated D. ths rvsr Part
u the aarnfsf atarV and burned
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TO BUILD CLUBHOUSE

The Lake Union Improvement club
at meeting held last night decided 60
erect "a club house Ia the nenr future.
The cost Of the building Will be about
q. 900. which the members % the or
Eauizatlon will raise by subscribing
FOR stock AZ the rate 81 g. per shnre.
The location for the rev building has
not vet been determined.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-17
LOGGER KILLED

while pofsinE in iaxainE camp -
nanear Waahinstua. Jeremiah - iisssit
Nss accidentally kiilsd Monday mem
inF inEEtus cattle snapped and one
snd struck fhs uufsffannfs mar. in
slietins iufarioF from which he died
three hours lsfsf rhs hudE wiii BE-
shipped 20 Sshrsska Tor burial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-17
RAILWAY SURGEONS

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. June IT.
Hundreds Of railway surgeons. many
OF them ~ national and worldwide
reputation, were present today az the
Opening OF the annual convention OF
the tgteSs4-. .l2,.s.sl iAe.----z -; ~ =,
Railway Surgeons The sessions
will continue until Saturday, and an
Interesting program OF papers nd-
dresses and discussions has been ar
rnursI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-17
JOHN n. CRAFT MET
4 M0LENT DE67HI

Information received here yesterday
from Columbia Fails. Mont. an
nuuncca tho violent death near that
city ~ John " Dran. q young man
well known ia Seattle. ~ FAR M can
be- learned, Mr. Drpff. who WIS en-
ainrtr In the employ of the Great
Northern Hallway was Killed by me
premature explosion ~ bla.f
Ar Graft w,oloru IN F.orway. but
had lived ~ thiH city me greater part
Of his life. lie Graduated from the
University % Washington IN 1870.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-17
MASONIC c0NcLAEE

The convention u the Royal Arch
MaHona uaa concluded yesterday. The
folioWtnN officers for the ensuing
term were elected gnd Installed Grand
High Priest ". Prathcr. Grand King.
". 3 Champion Grand Scribe. X. =
Nichols. Grand Treasurer W. =. Tay-
iar. and Grand Secretary, Yaucey Hla-
lock The Grand cummanderv 81
Knights Templaf IL now iu session.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-17

At the beginning Of the season Of
1901 the New York Nationals come
mittad an error 81 judgment which
they have since repented many
times They released Dan Murphy
declaring him e. he ~ no cuuse-
auence a. batter ar IN any other
position lie immediately thereafter
went "a Norwich, Conn, and with
that team fn ~ games battsd .46a
leading the Connecticut league Al
forwards. when the courts nf rhiia-
deiphla decided chat I.aieie couldn't
play with the Athletics and Castro
and Bonner having failed % make
good. Connie Mack manager II the
Athletic. signed Murphy. wha I'm.
ished the season with batting aV-
eraRn ~ 3i3 lie IL playing this sea-.
son az second basoman for the Ath.
titiea
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President fueap. u the y. y. 4. Was
ia The cftf yesterday. To a reporter
for the star ne again donisd the ru.
fuafs afioat that the y \ 4 D. to be
divided into either two or three parts.
'sNrr ~ nlriEht' said he. ''Ws're sat
lsfisd % play ball a. - arc and are
not contemplating a Fpltt w Lucas
returned 60 Tacoma last niEht
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HOBART PRESIDENT

GENEVA. n. v. June f7.=The Rev
tangaon Cheevea Atewardson was to-
aay Installed ~ president n Hobart
College In succession % the Rev Rob
est y Jones The day was also com
fneneerncnf day % the institution and
the Joint exercises we're participated
IN ~ Representatives ~ numerous Cd
ueatisuai fHstifutloHH. as weli as mem.
tffg - the faculty students Hnd
alumni.
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3fS1ff r 4 s',E.;.: ...'''.'. . y; =
10 BE HEARD

sAGtSAw. Mich. June iT.--cap-
iialiHts and ananeiers. many Of whom
have millions a. their command.
made ~ the audience this morning
1T the opening 81 the annual state
meeting ~ fae Michigan Bankers
aeaue fafion
Though devoted almost entirely to
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rude funeral hiern the sceus sur
passed description when mothers
saw whole families being carted off
u can better be imagined than told,
Tor this D. the most appaillnE ctr
euwstanev the utitcd states has had
sines Galveston Vas ongulfed,