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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-05-30
che Dollar is Yours \
if You Bold The Dumb ;.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

THIS being the political rear when every
voter and citizen should keep himself in
formed on what the candidates for state 4
and county offices are saying and doing, /
3 together with the local and county hap
penings, THE TIMES today knocks at
every door for admittance. Don't turn It 1
away on the ground that you are already
taxing too many papers. 1t is your home
paper and home enterprise, and
among all others it should come first with
you, Tor as the other papers you take work
\ Tor their county and state, THE TIMES
& weeks for yours.
3 beginning today, THE TIMES starts an
& honest plan by which we will give away
4 ONE DOLLAR each week to one of our
& subscribers, and the first week of each
g month barrel of the Finest Patent Flour
4 OF some article to the value of FIVE
= DOLLARS. This is no lottery scheme
4 but simply gift.
The plan is as follows: The papers, as
d they come from the press. are numbered
y consecutlvely for the entire issue. A mer-
chant will each week be asked to select o.
X number unknown to ms or anv one con-
Z nected with THE TIMES. and the plumber
z selected, with the Dollar. will be placed IN
Z an envelope, sealed and put in his safe
AFTER the papers are issued and mailed,
s we will ask the merchant to open the envel-
4 Sope' and the lucky number will be pub
nsned In our issue of the following
& week, and if the person who holds the
4 number will cut it out and send it to
Ine merchant, whose name will be pub,
8 ns9ed' ne will receive the dollar, or barrel
q OF hour, IS the case may be. So keep the
! Tum ne on your paper today and watch for
: Inc Times next Saturday.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-05-30
DOESN'T RESPECT OLD AGE

It's shameful when when youth
fails to show proper respect for Cd
age, but just the contrary in the ase
of DR.. Kings New Life Pills. they
cut of mladies no matter how severe
and irrespective of old age. D 5ppesia,
aundice, fever, constipation i yield
to this perfect pill. Price &c at Fin
LAYS Drugstore.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-05-30
JUST RECEIVED

One car Of Y crimp. and one car Of
Corrugated IDoA for sale cheap.
j. J. HARRY.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-05-30
YOUR EYES.
The Proper Correction OF Which Is
Not Mercantile, But PROBES
sIonal Prop0sition.

The Proper Correction OF when Is
Not Mercantile, But PROBES
sional Proposition.
Most invariably people who have
for years, been having trouble to pro-
cure glasses suitable 70 their eyes nave
been laboring under the impression
that the principle value Of pair OF
eyeglasses or spectacles were IN the
quality Of the material used in their
construction. They do not stop TO
consider that the only true value that
can be placed on pair Of glasses Is
in the perfecs ana accurate CORRECTION
Of each and every defect existing IN
each eye, not only in the restoration
of vision, but in overcoming all
troubles caused by structural defects,
such as pains in the back OF the head
extending down the neck into the
shoulders or spine, nervousness, dizzi-
ness, SICK stomach, smarting, brrn-
ing sensation, with shooting pains in
the eyeballs and drowsy sensation
while reading or doing close work.
But few people at first thought
preciate the fact that to obtain these
results requires he service OF a
thoroughly competent, skilled and ex-
perienced
EYEsIGHT SPECIALIST A N d
OPTICAN.
One place in Greenvile worthy OF
your investigation is that Of DR.. +.
Kornbloom' where satisfactory cor
rections are assured. The methods
employed by him are indeed remark
able, and in a great many cases
he has made corrections that seemed
almost impossible where many Others
had failed. His book contains the
names Of over hundred Of our best
people whom he has successfully ftted
with glasses in the past sixty Gays.
ADV.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-05-30
TO PLANTERS.

If you want New Madrid White
ind Yellow seed corn go to Geo.
wilhelm, No. 1873 Main street.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-05-30
Woodl Woodl

Oak, Ash, and Mixed' By
car load or cord. Delivered
at your house at $I.7S and
$500 per cord. Write or
address willis Wyatt, DunIeith,
Mss, or leave orders with
Joe Coco Al Ryans Saloon.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-05-30
A whistlIng Mouse.

I.H. Davidson, q grocer, recently
rar,tured whistling mouse. For sew
.ral weeks noises Ike the whistling Of
: canary bird were heard in his store,
oominQ from boxes, barrels, ETC., says
the Cleveland Plain Dealer. Mr.. Da-
wilson set trap and captured a
mouse, which whistled and sang like
4 canary bird. The little animal was
on exhibition at the fire station the
other night. when it died.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-05-30
FOR RENT.

One Of the most desirable homes in
the city, located in the Race Track
Addition. House has 6 rooms and all
conveniences, with all necessary out
buildings and garden. For particu-
lars apply at George and helms Cos.
store.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-05-30

N
s""N'""""@o "" GOLDEN EF SasNN NMderSu
I&adss and Scots ao9s1 Washington Avenue
The Great Bargain Store of GreenVllle
Where the Trade Finds that
A True Bargain is More Often in Quality than IN Pnd
Won find price below ours you'll the quality below Also
reliability statements me COOS
every thme our store which they are be Sold he are inc soos
odresSWe
Bargains for Monday Greater than Ever
certain sales %%s as % S ]
H1Ywmb marumam
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1903-05-30

Monday beennm
v1hebMai iIteh
The daily sentinel., 1903-01-13

rise in alarm the public expense with Moth
ing of any great value to show therefor.
We realize that this present county government Is
the present of road building to Pill
ing adobe adobe But granting the respect that
may have for the time honored adobe proposition IN
this county. the county government. be pur-
suaded that there discoveries new ways new
machinery. money saving machinery material from
which being built and abandon the way which
ha prevailed for so long
1t is health, wealth pleasure. if it, the county
government, made
The daily sentinel., 1903-01-13

Last nights session of Grand juno
ton lodge No. $40 B. P. o. E.. was a
red letter one in the history of that
organization. Eleven candidate,
were initiated into the mysteries of
the order. The names OF the gentle
men were Arthur Wadsworth. Claude
Hull. Orson Adams. Jr., J. B. Boyer.
James H. and George P. Smith. j. +.
Brink. Eugene Allison. f. E. Dean.
G. T. Trobitz and NJ. +. Fredericks
After the initiatory services were con-
cluded social session was held.
There were quite number of visitors
from the outside lodges.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-29
EVERY SENATOR HAD
A BUNCH OF ROSES
.yuoketinq Sub Committee Sailed for Alaska Last
Night Laden With Tributes from
Seattle Admirers

DlHnetatn also had = hlE spray
81 rasss ami sat on an afinfui of
books fuii Of facts and figures about
Alaska
tfWhsfe'H paftsFnsan asked niil.
iuxhAm 81 Nelson. eho VAS unwrstp-
tihs = roll Of clean COLLAR
sHsewmHfatrn. ! guess. said The trust
Fighter. Think ~ a senator ~ ihr
United States speaking 81 dow ~.
stairs, aboard a boat
YaH mean hslnw suggested
Dillingham;
4 mean gust shat I said, mutt
tered Knute. iixhsiug a fat cigar.
and II sunli come 20 the back end
% the boat III tell you y few things
about naFfRatissu. hs continued.
aNaw. Nelson. you mean ART. not
the 9hAekssud' Of the boat, don't
fou
Maybe yuu know more about
beats than I do. said &slHon. and
left his state room and began pacing
the decks
Tha subcommittee. composed ~
Dillingham; Patterson Burnham and
Nelson VII spend about 30 days IN
Alaska Details II tbs object Of
their visit have been fully pablish-
"a. They expect 80 return 10 Sc
attic. according TO present plans.
about August "a.
The committee VIII make no ON
eial report o. the senate bat. a. a
COMMITTEES. VII be able 90 guide and
direct Alaskan ieglsiatlen. which u
to be shade an esfig order ~ hupi
s.s== Is sAs assi sasslnn - eensrass
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-29
The Mansard'' Under the Guise of a
Respectable Lodging House, Is Moth
ing But a GiIded Hail of Shame

says II he can set evidence against
the place Ne viii al unee have the
necessary arrests made
"No complaints have been made Co
Inc about the ekialAnea 81 the place
60 which YOU refer he said
heard that Edith heiinont vas eou~
duetina a iodetne huuse np town
II she IL doing that and runs a re-
spectacle hauHe. Il will be all right
II and that REGULAR pafluf house
ls belng conducted. l viii have u
put out 90 business,
"Seeriai men are detailed "a look
after the fallen Nufuen II the city.
and Il - their duty to tgok after the
women in every district Il " pcns
sihls. however. that somr Of the
places may have escaped them -
rule houses such - tQu say haith
Belmont runs are conducted on a
quiet plan. and II h hard Ter a pc
iicefnan Go aud them
a know 81 ether houses IN the
district ahoFr fesier WaY whose pfos
pFietorH viii bear looking after and
they viii ~ watched II IL hard 10
st evidence against places 81 that
sort. iieWrNrE. l have no duubt that
there are same ofscefs N The d.
sAfsn.ent who hna~ IA their awn
snindg thtA the place sssfiaetsd ~
E,a.sh belmont ie ta existence bat
shsT probably have net the evidence
necessary - secure "a conviction.
= Will have thu matter looked up.
and ~ possible. make the arrests"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-29

A tell. min man with kindly eyes
ana carrying a little hand grip, and
a little round. Cat fsilow with whis-
ksra like General Grant. loaded ioNn
with a huge Gladstone has. hurried
up tho ganEway o. the steamer Dos :
min. taaf night ON the dock Ktn1si
4 Jolly. good -nktafrd looking char
bidding good by 20 a few friends.
and hawinK thanks for a hugs nnts-
asset ~ ~iack" fuags handed him -
= charming young woman. fnrters.
hell boys pages and major datns.eH
huatlsa about the Whnfsa and on the
anck Of the steamer. and every body
sssutsa "a see the senatorial COM
tnittse get away nn schedule time
The tail man Whs Senator piiituE
ham the little. round man Nat
Knuts Nelson. the trust hEhtsf, and
the god Hooking chap With The 80
Panama was Patterson Of Colorado
Anybody seen anything % Burn
ham qusried Nelson. a. he drop
ped q baE ~ bananas and ak usaE
axines on hia siatsrpom bunk on the
hurricane deck.
Sobosly had. and on dashed MIN.
be flunky 20 nnd tho senator from
New Hampshire The fiurky found
him with Is bundle under hia arm
that looked ilbr "a woman'R matchbox.
backing Ia and out among the
crowd.
Roses" said Hurnham. eoufifen.
TALLY 70 hiF fellow SENATORS. fHr5st77s
the box. hut wouldn't teil where BE-
got fnrfii.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-29
RELIANCE
WINS

NEWPORT. june - The Reli.
gncs meets the Columbia and Con
stifufion today tu the fret Il SIX
races which Will deetdw the eholcs
~ u cup defender 50 far the Re.
ilance has never haa : trial In .
ssaWAy. Ths eusumhas has been
Elven a thorough nFsf hauling Tbs
tlms limit TO-DAY II fIe and one. halt
hours.
rae afis=llns sala M. ausrneer
Was fnlioNed ~ a piKluE it-kuei
br.ess ~itn q ecod Jump IA ths sea.
fachtsnaeu saY Il the nsllsncs
shows as good form in this Wsathss
az on smooth wafer she viii prove
a wonder
The eofnDsitteu yacht reached ths
~. 49,. .,.-sees.
that tBdaf1s eaafua Should - ~
mile BRAT 4, eastward and tesstsnI
The yachts started ~ u e eselasE
Thr Columbia Uaa fret asfoss the
Hue. the Reliance next and the Con-
stitution third.
The Reliance finished the an-mlls
course thFss ard a half minutes
asssAa NJ ths Caignstyss esss5 rs - stfsaa
atss Ahsad - the Constitution
q Was = battle royal between tbs
Columbia and Reliance The old
defender put the Reliance on the DE-
fensivw. and feg y time hsd the whir
hand. she Espt Capt. ftaFr IN a
eosksf. ssri him there until uhs
breeze began dropping ct The Con.
situation Was left wsIl in the rear
Tsh yachts fuaudeS the first marx
with the Heilaaee having a lead II
~ minutes over the Columbia. the
lsft~g being about the Same distance
ahead % the Constitution.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-29
MARINE NEWS

Among the passengers on the kK-
eeIslor. sailing Wednesday for VAL
der. WIN be r. J. IveA a we'll
known oif expert, who goes nor IN
70 look ansr the Oh properties Of
the Kayak Consolidated oh Com.
pany. Str Ives has apcnt his fife
Ia the 90 fields Of Pennsylvania and
q late years in California
The Valencia arrived az ! q clock
this morning from San FfanclHca
with go passengers. This f. the
last voyage the Valencia VIII make
on tho San Francisco run. What
itiauoeition will be made Of her e not
vet known. although ~ II probable
that she will be placed on one of the
northern runs The Imatllln VIII
take the run 10 San Francisco.
The bark Diamond Head. rs DAYS
out FROM Honolulu, mnde port last
night She comes here 20 load
cargo 81 coal
Steamer Santa barbara sailed at
10 O'Clock for San Pedro. VIA san
Franclsco. Her cargo consisted enc
tirfIy ~ lumber. She carried about
Is passengers.
etenmef ulHEo sails 90 sou,heastef
Alaska tonight with fifteen passengers
and "a cargo Of freight Including i9ao0
feet N lumber 90 be- used lu the cote
Htfuctian vt the hnrtnckH AZ litlueH.
Tug Active was hauled nu ihf Wet
Seattle ways tndaye 90 have repAirea
d propeller which was hrnkou Whit
the vessel wns passing ihfough De
rfptian pass Tho Active bad iu faW
) boom 81 toes. part OF which waH bet
steamer EauHfIr WuffS HTfIsHu ff6uI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-29
SHE MUST
PROVE IT

The wiii 81 Paul Dra4sia was filed
for probate In ths superior court to-
day. n l. In substance IS fdrstold
~ the star two weeks ago.
Mrs Dora Marsh urssdo f. be-
qusathed 81 On condition that she
can prove that she was LEGALLY mar
rled to the deceased The second
paragraph of the vii reads. = am
not lawfully married. bat n any
woman shall succeed Ia proving 20
ME satisfaction Of the court that
she Il my wife. ! give her q
The vienna cafe and fixtures t.
Wiiied - EFuHf brasdu IF this eitS.
and o. 90 70 Albert Thalsn u Ms
eour. me feaIduf 81 the saiats. -
crpting some isweiry given "a Victor
toff. IL fIffitisslfaed ~ a sister ~
the deceased. Mrs. Martha Drastic
Hohnfdt
Frank 3ohst and Ernst pfasda are
named as executors ii the vii and
we're appointed at such ~ Superior
Judge Taliman fhiH ngufniu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-29

~.ee taken little palms to keep that
stsek up to date.
Sliss belmont makes no secret ~
her dainKs IN her up-teWn house,
Apparently she enjoys the notoriety
she has attained OF masculine VIZ
itofw Ia The Maunard" are received,
literally, with opsu arms, The
house T. not conducted on the closed
hilnd. rear entrance plan.
Miss belmont herself, Eorscounly
attlred IN silks. laees and satinr, and
pi~nNfuily be-dtAmuned, answers
the visitors rms W person. II the
wasfarvr has been deceived ny the
furnished roautH' sign on the
tfAnAesm downstairs he N soon set
right
Madame Immediately shows him
into the front pArlor aud introduces
him 10 the star eoafirre. all yenng
Women OF more OF less eounteoas
charms. enhanced. rather than con.
essieei. BY evening noWun u lavish
architecture
II the Visitor looks loks 'llve
one ~ may - invited IA DRINK AZ
the expense 81 the house. n ma
dame does not treat. the visitor II
-sxfn slxen q polntsd hint thai the
@4ss. kssaf.iefs As~ faifts dyins with
thlFst and that "A NE. small SfoP OF
some sort - sasgie. cs,ansEsssas.
preferably. wYrsI.o rot GENE Atnlts
All AhaFt dsinks arr charged fur az
the rate Of 3 cents each and wine
sells at the rate % = pint the
regulation Washington Hsrvet Est
pftees Ths star tsoaTdsfs AFs tsFi
as unconventional W their conduct
a. they ever were down on wash
II stan street II would indeed be
usasaghlstieated stranger who would
tail tn realise hla surroundings.
rsaies Inspector Willard, who has
shafHe Of the police Department dur.
ing th4 iiin~ss % chi@f sullivan, had
NJ heard that Edith Belmont wHs
conducting 4 patief house north 81
Jackson street. Until 40 Informed BY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-29
$4,000 FIRE
SCORCHES NOME
The Lawrence Hotel, the Largest
Hosiery i'm Nome, Totally
DesfrOyedby Fierce Blaze
on June 10

The Lawrence hotel the largest
building Of va kind tn Nome. Was
totally destroyed ~ firw. June -.
With a loss ~ about 80. co. The fire
started az o'siock 10 the afternoon
aud vas stan sInoeideriuE when fhe
steamer Senator. which arrived this
morning. teft Nnfne ~ ociaFk -
the evening % June ~
TNs adgoiaius bsslisliiiEE. owned By
sorsnziau sfaz. 81 the Heysi cafe
and the Sofur 7fadis,H Cenlpa ~.
sssfr saved only by tte splendid
xork - the fire department
The hotel would probably have
beer saved had not a the % hose
6fcksu a. critical nnonsent Water
for fire flahtiug a brought n dis
...-.> sAessi -.s-.S 80
Z 1--Ts- s-ss.t-. 49,
~ ala. inct hpss, which hreuehrN uff
az a Point Into three lines ~ pie.
The hose hroh~ 1T the ipint u min
sstss after the discovery % the fire.
The water 10 al three lines % hose
hAd 20 be- turned of for i've tnins
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-29
RACED SOUTHWARK
THROUGH ICEBERGS
Steamer Senator Beats Centennial on HOmeword
Voyage From Nome Strenuous Contest .,
With Ice Pack -

tnnce stili battling with the foes.
The Senator brought $1,000 Of
Nome gold. consigned to the Puget
Sound National bank She had ~
passengers. including Dr y. w.
Jefaulat. a United STATES army sur
Keou stationed At the barracks at
Nome. and hle wife. The doctor has
been stationed at various posts In
AthHka since 1888 Colonel ~. p.
WneRsmau. representing New York
capitalists. returned. J IS. Murphy.
-. " Mcdonald. A l.. Crane. W. ID.
Whitaker. Miss Maud Danndsrs.
Hrs r g. Mcdonald. Miss X. Pill
kiugton. Mrs. Beai and Mrs. CALVIN,
All Of whom are well known IN
Nome. were the other passenger
The officers report that the Port
land or. possibly. tee Indiana VII
5e the next vessel To reach port
from Nome utter the Centennial.
The IT Paul and It0anoke Jeff for
~. Nieha,a the same day the sena-
ter sailed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-29

The Pacific Coast Steamship Com
paHy's Nome liner senator. captain
Patterson. won au Ice -bucklnE con-
test in the ferlnK Hen with the
Northwestern Commercial Com
pnuya steamer Centennial and ar
rived a. o'clock this morning Fhe
ieft Nome al O'Clock Of the even
ing 81 June ~ The Centennial
weighted anchor az the sntns time
and iiath vessels were caught among
the Ice floes Tot "a hours after ieav-
ing the northern bort
During most ~ that Time the two
big steamers were within stone =
thfoW Of each other and engaged Be-
race. which although not swift.
WAS none the less interesting and
strenuous IA NnN "a race ln which
Ice saws and muscle took nu isupsf,.
ant part. for much ~ the tiule the
crews wsrs rnKaEed in pa sing gu'
passage Nagr for their Hhipe The
senator VAS the winner and fiusiiy
LEFT her sister yesei lar in the dts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-29

"a srarsn defiance 81 the poiiee
.sss restrictng heusvs Of 81 fame
~ new tcnderluln district. south
/, lackson street. Edith Belmont
.. Established a hrothri on fftst
.s.nae opposite the United States
.aofrice and has Tor weeks cuns
.ssd therc. under the mask Of a
.lslak house. resort fully as dis.
.~tAhle as amy 90 the hair duarn
"a fcrnerly fl0ufi-hed ON Wash
ssien street
- Mansara" ~ the name Of
~ Nefutowts hotel the uniN
-,.aeut guests % which arv the
,,tsN Who formerly boarded With
~ rreNrng lAndiady when she ~aH
uafhlnEtun street. Miss Mel.
81 n should ht mentioned. Nas
Z. k.epeg OF one of the. pAFiuf
ss.~s on that street which the po-
. = elosed. Apparently. when chef
Z slsans order wcut forth, zhe
~esa hag and hassaEe ia her pre-
=, qasrtrrs.
!, pssslte the fact that one Of chief
|sNgaart men patrols the street In
I..'rf Of The Nausard' at Ali hours
~ daN and night In a state q
.,zrsnt Ntkhef0iucsz men Who
- a.ssas sogu<d 20 Wait Mss Hei
.srl's patabiiSAInent tn DAYS before
: sssad fury met uili ind but NJ
: shsnas rxcert ia the ioeatteu.
~ gsrre man snenth u has
80 Known 60 hundreds. II not
|.sesan3s % p~rsoiis. " hat Kind If
4 ,sl'r The Mansard was ard +
~ natter has been the subject 81
Ma 81 xnesp ln the district he
IL Nesler way. aud Il seems In
lr~ilhle that the talk should haxs
slea a. rrsch the ears Of the patiee
~ the batter have dcne noihins
N elore ne MAnaard ard deny
tslps blanK that they have even
.kfd a htnt ~ the rxisfenee ef the
|.psewn hrothei Minz Belmont =
rnnlsg q respectable lodging house.
sssrdlng a. the Information they
Nv m stocA- ana thes eyiaently
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-29
lMERicAN mex TARS
DEFEAT GERMAN SAILORS
ssAr ENTHUSIASM MARKS SUCCESS or THE CRUISES
cHcAco's soAT CREW IN aE RACES At KEEL

shlps. and siso from an German vcs.
seist participated
The kaiser took eharEs - the Hoh.
eueefierua beat iu the race Tor ships
i.aAta and handled IL 81 The same akiii-
I'll manner which marked HE sailing
II the Meteor
Tonight the kaiser. Admiral Cotton.
kfnhassasiaf Tower and others viii at-
tend a beer evening on the Yacht
club grounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-29
DROP PORTLAND
and SUBSTITUTE
SALT LAKE CITY
PACIFIC NATIONAL LEAGUE olREcfoHs DETERMINED TO
MAKE cHANoE-EFFoRrs DROP CALIFORNIA CLUBS
WILL PROBABLY BE pUFEArEp

TACOMA. Wn, Iuno en- THE beard
~ directors 81 the Pacific National
leaeae are meeting 20 Tacufns thN
Afternoon in secret Hrsuiun. a canvass
"a the representatives befers the meet
tins to-day. however showed che dtreet.
nrH O. ~ prartitsiiY unanimous IN
favor % dropping Portland and sub
utitutinE salt Lake city
The fscsiptH have been small ~ Pert
land and the League owns seNens
sishthn Interest 81 tho club and has
been paginK the SALARIES - the team.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-29

KEEL Germany June E~At 9
'fsa<k This morning the kaiser board
4 steam isauch and experimental
1lih shines in the hay. he Afterwards
ss1eued the torpedo experiments
AZ visited the ship yards
iAt race between warship rinuiaess
~ vor 5r ne American crfiiset
Qispsos boat amid great enthusiasm
y pinnnuees ~ nll the American
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-29

uten Khiis repairs we're made. and ~
tire tneaniifne the IRE had made
wueh Asa8say that al The effnftr q
the aSssaftguant had 10 ~ ditef trd
towards saving the adJGtHlng eatld-
tuGs Ths latter Hrre saved ~ thf
uss Il 4 ehrnteai and a steam TIRE
engine
Tae ffIIsla 81 the fire had not eeen
lssftasseiY learned shsn the fenAt 10y
Hal5sS4 bat from the s<af that Y
sfartsst Is the feAf snd Of the build
ina nezr the kitchen Il - supposed
% haze been caused b. . defective
fius
me Lawrence haisi is owned b.
, y etese. Hha also oH IA I've
iefsEesf hard afe store ia Meme an
faes8swlSa fEsesl ~ DAWSON. Afrs 7.
: ssts 20. .. ss,s
fuFFasa fsn1N rrEsI ffitlE fiff sstH i=ssss -
MAJ affsa~d q buy the hotel The
ssa4nsftr ef the day u burned. bu,
afoaaa fast pa the pficw 81 t4ssees
asksa fer o.
The hafDhnx WAS not insured.
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g \. Griffin. n Salt Lake city is
hsfs aaklnF ti.e admission II that city
futu the league iiu stands ready Go
pat the team is the iaAeus with but
a dasa notice lie refuses - acsrpt
iieftiafaA stAnainE IA the pefevnfAAs
es.Iumn. ana Ulil demand that buch
NuaNsH uaA with San Francisco
shau he captain 90 the new team
Helena. BUTTE and spokane Will vote
IN faxus ~ eattins tsuae from the cal
ifaf11ia eiuiss. hat Il 10 not Relieved
fhas NIii succeed
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S75O,OOO
nv GOLD
CITY or SEATTLE m PORT
WITH TREASURE CARGO

with a9so0o0 Of Konaike gold
the iarHeaa Treasure earE1 - the
season the steamer city II Seattle
arrived from akaENsY last night
Tire Dust Sas afanrtEued 10 The =.
A. r. a T. Co. asIby Smelling sofk
United States assay offtse and
Northern Commercial company. The