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Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1903-05-22

The college of music at Freeburg,
Pa, is In session with the largest
attendance Of any previous Summer
term, and toc0ntinue without vacation
until the holidays. Pupils admitted
any day for term Of six or more
weeks, Plane, Organ Singing, Band
and String instruments taught For
Catalogue address, with stamp.
5-20 HENRY B MOYER.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1903-05-22

Entered at the post Office Of Milford
Pike County, Pennsylvania, as second
class matter, November twenty-hrst, 1895.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1903-05-22
oTvron, Bnowr's BUILDING nnoAD ST

SUBSCRIPTION:
ONE YEAR-One dollar and fifty cents.
SIX MONTHs-Seventy- cents.
STRICTLY IN ADVANCE.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1903-05-22

May 4, 1908
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-15
STARK NAKED A MANIAC
RACES THROUGH STREET
X. e. Finney a Prominent Everett Merchant Goes
Insane in Seattle and Is Arrested by Police
i'm Phabie Plight

uaelnH mad and nearly nah~d. hts
eye starting from their sockets sna
biz teeth eianchsd. trembling With
tsfrur ard exhausted FROM a Fsrs Of
quarter Of a mlis eith imaginary
snssuiss. q y. Finnsf. . wen known
business man ~ Everett. waH arrest.
"a BY fhs police this morning IN pio-
nsef place
nsasae r4ssis=d a4atfts tht- fsesssa
ing At 3 o'claCk. cafuiHE from Ever
EFT ~ company Nith : p. TAU q
the Everett Gas Company Fmasf
had been acting strangely for sat
zeal seeks hut uaE Was not expect
ing fhe thing that happened.
the two men az luncheon together
sna Haiked around faeu Tor time
Ai,atlf 6 clock theg started for the
Stevens hotel where they Intended
n take rouna When near the cor
nef Of FIRST avenue ard Madison
street FInuey suddenly became Wa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-15

VICTORIA. 49, g. Arfll H. "a 9
O'Clock Is stately procession az ware
chips. bound for Eequimaii for Homo
mlu left port The SECOND tians
crliser Amphluu led the gay fni-
lowed closely. by the two torpedo
boat destroys ViraR9 aud sparrow
hawk. winch have been ordered 10
the china station. other ships ~
the squadron manned yards ana the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-15
OpEN HOSTILITY TO
UNION is DISPL WE'D
Talk Is Current Thaf Strike May BE Renewed

James street cable line. which IL he
incest dis8FrrraSie Ia the city Mufez
uVef. he b. unable ia act go The James
street ruwef house lfsiu his home Il
Vferu Lake Ht 20 In the morning
On tabe hia uin und fai that reason
VIII pHUtabb hf Obliged Co quit
4 II Phillips "a ha has worked fal
thr company as iaua 49, Weiton. MAt
taken nu UfeHn Lake run wlo b
uas handy fur hin1 aud transferred
fa the fHmfa street tfHa. which Il
almost iuareersaaie ta him 1hs
ntasf easeH ave 'of e similar nature
Tire ulost chatting es8tufe uf the inHt
tef r. that U sreasa 90 De- ftr men
whu have been must Hetltg in union
WafE whom ihr eaInp4ug lu diHcrima
mating nEHiust
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-15

Ching Den chnk. better known az
Gee Lee. uns ~ tho WeaithteHt and
best known Cinnamon IN Aesttie,
died az ffs Washington street yes
tsfday afternoon. asrd "a years. A
widow and fiNs American born chill
dren survive him. lie was The own
81 ~ the bTtes hluUk az the north
west corner - Third avenue south
and Washington street and another
brick block owned BY him iH uuW ~
course ~ erection on Third avenue
south. near washington street.
gea f.as has been iii for month
prior TO his death lie was first
taken down With "a severe Geld and
had almost completely recovered
from that sickness when he caught
au0thof cold Pneumonia resulted.
ending In death.
Gee lee uaa at the head Of the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-15

/ lsutiy insane.
Fnr q mufusul he stood eth en-
the Sidewalk Thsn he started %
fuu down tns street NJ RAJ Wr~ed
while runutns b. Invested hirnHsii
81 his ei0shins At almost ever
stride - 20 himself ~ some sffisis
- wearirE apparel
When ~ raar bed cherry street hs
wnH almost naked. In that condition
he ran To- Ysatff way. where he sf
sartafea ~ EeftesFasn Haefs@Ft anA
usish
Fiunsy 4 = Young man. aprsreutly
not more thaa - year. - aEH. ard
has been conducting p fneur fur.
niahiuK goods store ~ Everett Tbs
s#ta hiishgusuf IL uoa w charge 81 =
brother y no came cat from the East
ta tHAs charge ~ the business on
learning that hlH brothers mind
srefued "a ba unbalanced.
These facts we're learned hY the
police from friends % the insane
man. who called ~ the csc. iall this
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-15

n ia almost a certainty that ihe
four-inna ed schooner John y, Tail
liant has been wrecked Ia mid -ocean
she left Everett August y with igo.-
600 feet Il lumber valued II gi4el0.
Tor MoiJeHda. Peru She HsH seen
two days later outside fhe straits
iaborlne tn aouthwentefiY sale bat
since then she has nnt been beard
from.
neluF lumber laden her chances
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-15
CHING DEN CHOK IS DEAD
Wealthy Chinese Merchant Passes Away of Pneo.
monia---Leoves Large Estate

Ger lee company. n firm ~ Import
rrs with store at Third avenue
south and Washington street Hs
WIS member Of the Chinese Ma
sonic afder ana warm personal
friend 81 Wa Chung. the wealthieHl
Chlnamnu IN seattle
The body VIII be emhalmed by ths
uonusy Watson company and held
ia the cnmpanyE private parlurH uu
~ Il ls shipped to China. which viii
be IN about six months or ~ soon
~ the estate 81 the dead man can be
settled The body viii be accom-
panied to china by the family
A large Chinese funeral VII b.
held over the remains " Seattle iu
q fcW days Elaborate arrange.
merits for the ceremonies are now
bcinF made by the friends II the de-
creased.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-15

meug Waa reached yesterday after
moan af conference when leAtso
less fhsu two hours
sTha usen uln get 81 advance Of -
f,.r cent Tor freight conductors and
tr4Inmeu ana ~ per cent Ter Ias-
afH5ef tfsfruar Nsfsmen iu all
paris were lsranaed to nrw Chicago
scale. ahleh y . hast-eeut nn hour
higher than the tate hlch tbs
Northern Pacific msH sscur,d last
fail
re company agreed to dlscoH-
TIME the pnctlae ~ running double
header trains except VI two diYi=
sionh whefe thng All be run on a
low tonnage rssffieuon. and made
an agreement eth the men ora the
locations where helper engines may
be malffained
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-15

company shows "a willingness Ia con
Ter with ~. the trouble mHY be set
tied
However. there u strong feeling
afauua union men that the cumpa ny
y 10 decline a. meet the ufilrsfH 81
the union in conference. since n hHH
shown It's open hostility n ordering
the unian notices kept on itH prem
laah. The notices ~ the other unions
- the tfainmru which we're both
broken uH. we're posted az an the
bafuh Of the company y tthaui "a Word
90 .prufnai ftum tie On iaia. hut the
attitude uf the latter AZ that time.
sas TIE carmen waH due 60 the fact
tnat thuae uuiana we're practically
eghfoiird By the eompany'H spot
tsn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-15
VERY Y0UNG BURGLARS

Chester Me- heart. eyed n years.
and Hairy LssNAn aged 81 both anlf
confessed burglars were brought in
70 the office q the pruser ufihE at
fafnsY yesterday - Tguanf oHieef
tlfassks The boys admitted that
they broke into the Park school in
Nafth Esstti. last seek and stole
bssslk= and either sehooiroom furnish
luss valued Ct about kiQo They en-
tered the building through a vim
dos. which they reached ~ ladder
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-15

Union notlers upon the pfemlaes ot
Enc roiupanN When AZ Rust Was
secu after the conference. he said
Secretary Rvs, Talks
n HAD believed uutl uaW that she
counan1 aas eudrsNpriuN T. he air
with the uHian ne action. hagsts o..
iu trafiHs down the aaglera 81 thr
uninn cannot De- construed ln
any ether laht than HOSTILITY Ga the
uuiHn
Secretary Nofienson IT ihe Rail-
way tinriafes uulum sata There
are now Hlsd with mr HHutfata FROM
90 men Whu are dlssatisdnd vita
their new assignments. Some ~
fhrm are ~ disanstel that thvY Apt
FrHaf ca auH she employ 0f the
eompHnfa since she settlement 81
thr strike. Il have gult Il eattattr
N looks Hae Encd deal a. u me
cowrluk Il rufuosrly efesfluE iis-
satisfaction HWa1g the unian met in
nrief te move tNrm to leave tie am-
rioN tof rsawplV 3 " Mcny,
pfesitcut q. the uninn hes been
transferred ff0ni the Cedar street
tlne tn the Lake ruion Inns which ~
Ear lees desirable A. = Prince "a
nuiufulan. was T}frtd les MeJuf p
rlace which wac that of sssudut-
Cot. tnd b. T. aisp diHs tisHea Ite
MaioDr MAS Transferred ffufH Cedar
street 70 Lake rnion anH 81 dee
piFasad with The change Charles
neefias ehem NitCoy Displaced ou
the Lake tnien lime Was transfer.
rcd to thr Queen hnne TINE Hr is
equally nufasuFahlc 70 ths thnnEr
Seine % Them oglt
william neItan. b. has been %
ttr emuiuY at tHn COMBS - faF bear.
D. tso yeats. hved at gfgeu lhka
having a fun en thr t'remaaui. iiai
lard lire lie waH tfaHafefFisd O. fhe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-15
|WL SEND M'LWEW
10 M SALT MINES
FATE OF YOUNG ATTORNEY
- III a't.f u y ~. 'g!.....,, FIR.
ment--- SAID TO be the Innocent Victim
of a Conspiracy

Ns ASgEI.ES April Is Ned
~ fsceiVed frnH Hertnass
MaAa SAYS water Net' urif aI7i
: me- 10 ths sait eslrss in Laser
17ana - TIRE Mexican EuHefa.
- sihauf trial
Hfuag Is ths ynuuE Aneff =
kszaas Ffse waA fhraHn iHfa ISL
4 n san = ". r. ttaFsaNs
azxAs, 4 ar Yaaui COPPER tasu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-15

snorufnN az 10 nciost asfd took
charge q the patient. wha. " ~ said.
ala b. placed ~ private ranis
tafsuHH
a special dispatch to the Star from
Everett says that finusY iH prom
inert merchant there and that the
ness - his sensational escApads Ia
Nenftis has created much sxcitenssnt
IA bic bpu1s eliY.
TIE dispatch further states that
Ht.s.sH 49, 49,. fassas hefefr -
whs IN an asylum IN Nebraska four
YEAR ego.
ne strongest evidence recently q
the fact that his mind was aEsin
failing has been his mania Tor writ
ina strange notes These miHsivss
be was IL the habit Of tying on the
door knots a. the homes Of Cashier
Aobds Of the American National
bauk AZ Everett.
The frlp 20 seattle was planned
by FtausYH friends IN the hope that
a change 81 Fcen. would hsnefit him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-15

gsny. IN a charge u fasxluE tsis.
Ef4ua
Mrs arf4 has tnsu aauassi tie rs M,
~ tflaL liz friends aas his rou
fiusm euf e ~ Nrrfsu swing the
pgn 81 Information FrEarsfIHs ssFtalo
MINING tHaasactf sna. Tfaa AsaFrIrar
residents e ui0siin ere rfruaf.
tns la tas# aethn o. gHaseat ghs
attorneys exile 60 fhe salt fuifsea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-15
TRAKMEK
SATISFIED
Northern Pacific Grants De-
mands OF Men and Threat
ened Strike VIII Not Occur

sr PAUL April ig-Af natter
In dispute between the officials Of
tho Northern Pacinc railway and
ihs conductors and tratnnsn hsys
been settled &C. the satisfaction Of
both Officials ard men. and the me-
goiiztiouH which began early in
January are now ended The agree
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-15
BLOODY
BATTLE

As''sy battle between two Jan.
ta''aiefs saa two white men
80 y DE- same work. occurred
sss " w between OerIdenfal av-
ts,n,s ~ !. fifsi avenue south shortly
-, ~ s'on teday. The Janaueaa
a.t,s. efd beHfen o. N fdrhfful
anss yas u them rocalfaa 4
l,sr..s.i Z, u be head TIE other
~ ~. ha4 bolh eyes bIaoksHsli
~ Ace beaten 20 pudp me
Men eees -. % a. -
slzss~. . Z. iamamot0. the japanese
" 49, were Unloading coal ia
h.ss,, xhsn Rosrt Juaraz ani
t'm,,. .hftis TAINTED b. drive
~ ~ NE BARROW paaanaeMa 5.
s,as 49,. we're obrfinsss and
hsss - move. The troShla ri.
h. sl ..s Trip arrested batb
aats 1taffz Curtis mada ~
~ ~. Later however he vent =
> ~ Station to see what esf5Ia
~ ~, ,oT bis friend and Detsetles
MN behind the has
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-15

FUNERAL

SALT LAKE. April e. Tho fu-
neral Of Brigham Young president
OF the Apostles Quorum. this after
noon WHH attended By 1000 people.
The biz tabernacle Was drnpcd IA
binok The funeral curteRe WHs ono
and half miles long. II Included
rDprasnntHtivca OF every orEnui2a
ton uf the Mormon cKareh and WAS
handed hv q brass huud. Special
raUfaHH rates were made 60 secure
A inrHe eoupgsp attendance ne
leaves four wfve iend - ehudren
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-15
MARINE NEWS

For five Hucgessive days beginning
yesterday, Pollard limo steamefswlI
sail from Aberdeen with from a. ~
2a passengers From Seattle ard um.
Der. She viii Do followed hy the
Santa Monica with $50 900 feet. che
hallH. with 700 GOO feet. CeutraIia
with COO 600 feet. and Coronado with
60. 600
tux Marion sailed 20 ketehIann
last night 10 do hafbor work there.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-15
WOMAN
FATALLY
BURNED

PORTLAND. or. April Is - Mrs.
n. A smith WAS fatally burned this
marninl from the effects 81 the cN-
pfosinu 81 q coal nii can which she
had ahaentmmdediy left ON the
Kitchen stove sho started the fire
with kerosene and then went about
the tusk of preparing breakfast A.
soon as the stove became hot the
cnn exploded. scattering burning
OH over the woman'a clothing ana
about the room Before the flames
could be extinguished the woman
was horribly burned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-15
SURE To
CAPTURE
M'KINNEY

vfshLIA. Cal. April Is The
capture ~ outlaw Mckinney 81 hour
o. eYpncfed. y ~. overall. eE-shcr-
IN ~ fuara county who Is win
Sheriff COLTS and posse, has an old
grudEe against the OUTLAW. The lat
Ter sni,k he would hii Overall on
sight Sulafe county people say
Mckinney Il Is coward and win nghl
only AZ long range. All posses now
have orders 10 kill Mckinney on
rHgIf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-15

The following marriage licenses
have besn Issued T.. Simpson. ~,
and Marion Henderson, n. both of
Ballard. EuFene Sayer and Helen
McNauRhf. II legal age both Of So
attic Ralph Dos. ME. "a, Of Fremont,
and Josephine Dunbar 20, Of la
foua Faye Eure and Carrie CUM
mlnga. legal age. both 1t Seattle.
Chgrieg fuiief. : %. and Olive Wool
erS. ~. both ~ Seattle Abraham
gaiibiF 50. and Tatecbeh Haahum.
10 HotH ~ SEATTLE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-15
AFTER HIS
/. OWN HEART
BUT TlLLtE WANTED TO CUT IT
| OUT. JOHN BAsSETT SAYS

what 1 would like 10 do better
than anything IN the world Is to cut
your heart out with butcher
knife" IL what Mrs. Tillla Baaaot Is
alleged 10 have said 10 her huH-
band John HaHHett two months ago.
while she was chasing him around
the table With "A sharp knife IN her
hand.
John filed "a divorce suit this
morning Ia the superior court In
which he states that ne cannot be
happy though married. The alleged
90. ~ action Is extreme cruelty,
The couple are well known in the
city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-15

direction 81 Miss Frances HaYs, sill
- continued throughout the week
The morning aeHelpHH. devoted a.
lnsfrncti6n 81 grade work. are PROV
InE ~ great benefit, while the after
noon meetings are largely attended
and the addresses are listened "a
wifh evident Interest
This afternoon o. 3 Jones viii
preside Professional Growth" "
the subject ~ lecture ~ Mr. War.
rer Rev. " - simouds eil DO
liver an ADDRESS on The American
Declaration - Independence.
This evening o. the auditorium II
dress the general public. taking fof
hir subject "'rhe Practical 81 Eta.
faftun
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-15
ACCUSES
GOVERNOR
TAYLOR
Sensational Testimony
Crops Up in the
Murder Case o
TO XIII G0EBEL
Fugitive Witness Reveals
Details of the
Plot

FRANKFORT. April lt.-Ffank
Cecil who recently surrendered az
a fugitive witueas. was D. Niihsss iii
the Howard murder trial today Ills
evidence NAh sensational.
lie said be mei Powers tie Jay
before Governor ansbrl was Killed
Powers. and later Governor Iaf ief
asked hlm % Iii g"ehel ana Offered
hiiH g. zoo Ard a full pardon Wien
he refused Governor Taylor Hhia u
he ever revealed 8 hat had been Hiia
H. would never i've 90 tell IL 90 the
witness stand
Powers said be bad arranged g.
have "a man arrive the next DAY O.
DO the killing lie told Cecil that
Youtssy had offered Co DO d.
eeeii said b. had delayed eurffu-
deriua because ne wnH afraid II he
told the truth ha would be- Killed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-15
oe1ORE BY NOTED
c0LORED ORATO6

o. ,'a1 J Davidson n Nev
f'sai ~, ~ deliver = lecture In the
- se 49, baptist church gn Fri-
s.ar5 ~. Apfll NJ. upon THE
~ M. 81 The Negro "
y ihe 49,. tsyh = reDuted 10 b. one
~ ~ sioqnant dlvioas 81 sfa
..ea IA ~, y. lecture Will present
" eoadi,,,y known regarding
tsilhsfn '. ~. Or the negro III fha
"aia vii -. a musical bro
80 Be given.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-15
SERIOUS
CHARGE
HARRY SIMON, A TAILOR.
CHARGED VITA htsusiho
UNION LABEL

Harry Simon. : tailor. ia charged
BY the iueai Tnliqrs union with
plaA4ering q gniau label upon the
ionar side - euat which Vas Uuk.
81 fact. union made. Tor the puffsfsf
81 selling " % = euFtomsf wh,ss
isstes led hin 20 insist ugen anius.
made Enoda.
A oampaint charging Simon With
the oTeus~ whies - made miade-
meanoF by v statute " the state.
sas drawn ~ this Hpfnius % Dep
uty Prosecuting Attorney canaFsf,
Who has had tile matter before him
for some time. and viii probably Re
tied today
TIE formal charge D. made he G.
~ =, y ~. 49, sa'.. p. -. . = -. :. !.
Tsllafa union Of Seattle IL names
Dee. ieus as ths date when the
transaction occurred The customer
sAs ore Mar EtsiHer ard ~ r. claim
ID that he demanded 90 h. show u
fhat D. Was net e. be afFaYed IN a
garment that had ben put Together
~ scahs
The tailor happened 20 hate 4
union iat-l handy and u ir charged
that he qui~tls stueb " ufseu the
lnner lining ~ the coat which he vas
trsiuE 90 Hsii sten thu CUSTOMER
sas iankiuE the ethsr say
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-15
SIDEWALKS DEMANDED

Green lake residents wanis more
sidewalks At large rhasa meet
lag hsis Lass s3EAt - ~ s1af :
hall. they voted almost ana nimuuslr
for extensions ~ slsieN AXIS through
out the whole district
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-15
MURDER IS
A MYSTERY

NEW YORK. April lt.-The police
ere utterly without Glow 70 The
identity II the pernOn responsible Tor
the mysterious murder Of the forc
cignrr whose body was found Ia q
barrel yesterday Italians who
viewed the body declare % 70 be q
Il person not OF their nation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-15
PEDAGOGUES TAKE
THEIR OWN MEDICINE
'saeaers Pot Through Gymnas6c Drills viii Which
in Turn They WI Nchmize the Kids

~. ssaiilf small boy j. Deriving
MsEa @sRfacfb9n ma ~sar fr5,rg
=. ne thtt leather & tax
- .iHs-tine dose ~ The - ane
~. INST nae = accustomed ~
- ~ e hllas he ehuckisa la
~s<A - eafEs that teacher
s,, 1900, ss Nth head o.. shoulders
- ,,.. SO sFes g. the front. 60
~ .e-s 4 SERIES symnastie e8af.
49, ''.''Af Z tf1es she haa I'll.
rs,ss -pA. Err ard which ~ r.
-ssn.,' \. Z. gs's an1 Unusual pun
al .'s ~. pfoh'biisd b. a. laws Of
sssa 80 ~. = vel a. ~ ordinary
-. efiaiffh arnaa
.-.es.,' sssl.isss b phyrirat culture
= ~. yss'erlay 81 to tssrnsra
-- - -.An'Y institute urfa. M
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-15
WRECK IN MID=OCEAN
Her PROBABLE FATE
Four-Masted Schooner j. D. 7abaBt Eight Months
Out From Everett and Still Unreported---
Was Lumber Laden


Of being rtH anoat are good, bus
eight manths nt sea Nlth water ana
prutiaana short musi mean NJ leai I
Hunaflna f9r fbe men. Capt Hon
land + ore ~ abs hesf known marin
ere 81 th- r1ast aua hls friends hope
that h. mas have pot into some uu-
flaausufad part - feKietaai the ship
The John - Talent VAS butt AZ
sac Ffanraeo o. iAsz being ciassed
~ on " fhe amaffest vessels q
hpf kiaI 90 me coast
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-15
prTtipNs FROM VACATION

Alice Brown. Who disappear = =
frem4er home nt Green Lake NJ - !,
.2g. fefurned 60 her pnf'hla -
,isbt aftcf staying the past few
3 sItb family a Interplay 70
vSom she represented herself to be
IA orphan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-15

water front ~ entrance ~ Salmon
hay. comma udiuE magnificent view
- Puget sound the olympic mount
Aus and all boats entering seattle
hartor Soil Il rich and well adapt
ed for fruits. This 10 certainly n
beautiful domestic Price reasonable
easy terms.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-15
sAoRl JURY oIsAoREEs

Tho IuTF WnlCh on MHnHlV mound
IN. case 81 the State va Jacob Saori
has failed 20 agree. and was dis
CHARGED yesterday afternoon by Su-
psriur Judge Sell
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-15
RAHROAD
is AFTER
FRANCHISE
bird Council win Pass On
Demands Of Great Northern
Ohzens Restraining Suit
dropped

htIARD. Arrfi IS &C. L. Wi
- = SEATTLE today began the
srsrNficE u s new brick hlar 1
= A'lasd avsuus The new haifd
- b tNe stories iu height
az : - esFsf ffz
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The Globe favle sfisu eompany's
srho8uaF William Nottingham.
which IL now in @an Francisco. has
been chartered % saad az Everett a
cargo ~ poles ard lumber for Fan
TadFe
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day as 5 Hamul.fiFe 81 ths ~ hnit
ngtF Co give final consideration "a
ere pfnEsslfdnn - granting e ffaH
chise o. re 8ffaf Northern railroad
rrHItiuE Is g. AE fife tfsEsa 0u
q hiishnie avenue The Council ull
afHlHna THAT the company give ms
citv g daiis freight afts ae abd SIT
cHnrtruef = depot haiitiuH 20 cus'
rot less than gsa9 The railroad
viii asae b. Required % plank ths
afrret ha5 cen Us trzfsa
10 b. Thought thHt TIE company
VIII accept these conditions and e. .i
consent So give tte eaf required
fpf ths faithful performances II tns
pfotiasana ~ the franchise.
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KILLED BY
BRIGAKDS
Situation In Albania and Along
the Turkish Frontier Is Con-
sidered Critical.

coNsTANTiNoPLE. April Ia
Reports continue to arrive from
frontier points and all bear inteIli-
renee Of fresh atrocities and revoIu-
tiauHrY uprisluEs
eatsa gena received this morning
10 Che effect that "a Turkish courier
from Inuuiua. on the frontier Of
Efrapean Turkey. had been waylatd
~ 81 band 81 briaunds VINO Killed.
him. lie carried 81 coo Of severn
faes4f funda. This money WAS taken
bv tho robbers. who escaped. They
are nov being pursued ~ troops.
but with little prospect that they
viii b. captured.
An offioSil report Waa received 70
dav TO the effectsthat tho Aba uiahs
and Christians Ia the lower Neuh
dlatFIef lu Albania are refusing t.
pay their iaNrH ana threaten ts re
volt nEaluat the government u an
IA -4.4 ia. t.suta To- collect the tAEea
~ force. Tho situation there u con
sldered critical
VIENNA. April IS. Tho Neu Free
Press puhfrhed a dispatch from
eelouiea 10 the effect mat the Turk
lab government Is concentrating
largo numbers Of troops at thht
potnt u was from bal0nlca that
the troops a short time ago ralaea
ana captured revolutionary hhhd
IN Buiaarinna having In thor posssss
siou b large quantity ~ Hlainitf
vlfh which they intended 90 deHtlof
the railroad bridge # AngmlH. IN
Monday the sultan iasuea h', vi"s
faf the execution OF the m"i'Ne'A ~
THE band .,,,....,,,,
presa dispatch from Mltr0vitka'
,ersfged thiu morning. says mat ths
as..saiu who recently attempted inc
M Of the Russian consul ~ 'ne'
nisea has been sentenced 20 a.lth.
'rba consul ~ slowly recovering iipH'
his wounds