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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-21

The cardinal g. the exact antlthe.
sis - l'siss isso. having unpe ~ ths
tate fahflffs sympathy and hsnsv-
ntnwf Fifufa 90 a4slasEsss
a neiiie Pieduiguts=t stock aua hjs
inability is shown il his naughty and
auHiere bearing, He II rot popular.
among hts colleagues o. the Hoinaua.
and his brusaue manner has enrned
him The title Of the "Tfedmnntsaa
Aaaf
he r. tall and robust. and his "a
years are only shown hy the white
ness ~ h|s hair Hls fsee has TIE
taNuT hue ~ Old parchment and i
deeply iiurd. Despite his austrrity
the cardinals isarniuH AMI piety arr
universally recognized
This liz the man who for the time
-EFsT - " afaffFntiN pope ~ Wa
he who issued the ORDER 70 clear the
vatican from intrufers and brought
tranquility ouf ~ the confusion I'M
uediately following Pope Leos
death
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-02
DISMI Used
Marine Inspectors Bryant
and Cherry Removed
From Office

Captain william J bryant and c.
G. Cherry local United States In
spectofH 81 hullr aud hoilcrh. have
been dismissed from the service.
Dispatches 20 this effect we're re-
eeiYrd from tho secretary Of the
treasury laHt night The Officers dis
missed Will DO Hucu,edrd by Assist
ant Inspector ~ 'iulls J.. -. whit
ney and Assistant Inspector 81 Boil
ef= T. A. Turner. who VIII serve
until "a civil service examination.
held June . and no. results in the
selection of ara eligible iiai from
when permanent appointments can
be made
Tho summary action of the depart
ment o. the result 81 the inyestiRa
ton recently held here BY supefyis-
luE Inspector Birmingham. Captain
bryant made charges OF misconduct
aEhihrt Engineer Cherry and the
mfer came back with counter
cha rEeH The report 81 Inspector
hgrmiuEhhrH'H investigation and HE
recommendation were sent 90
Washington pish the result that the
department filed charges against
boih the local inspectors and gave
them three days ia which 10 make
answer The anhwcta came in the
hffftHf F"h INV WV NAHMAhH
isfactuFy.
capteln Bryant had been IN office
- years ana Engineer Cherry nine
~ 4 O'Clock yesterday afternoon
capt Hiyant and EuEinser Cherry
received tsleRrBma from Acting Sec
retary % the Treasury Taylor. ON
cialiy notifying them ~ their die
iiiis=Hi. Assistant inEpss tors whit
aty ana Turner received kilograms
tram the same source appointing
them o. ~ the vacancies upou talk.
h'e tbs oath 81 once.
Inc depused inspectors take Their
dismissal phllosophlcaliy. having had
ronsidsra HE notice that their fss
moval had bren determined upon.
belle r that during my incun-
heneY 81 tho orficc ~ Inspector ~
boilers ! have always done ms duty"
said Engineer cherry, this rn0rnine
However, now that ihr depaFtUsur
haA Hera ~ % discharge me. have
no complaint. I leave TIE once with
nq hard feeling toward anyone.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-02
m0RE BAD
SERVICE
Patrons of University Street Car
Line Appeal 10 Council

The residents along IN. University
line who have been flShtlas for bet
ter car services for month"; have At
last Appealed 90 the city council Go
compel the Electric comp any 10 gies
them service that Is AfeqaHts and
commensurate with shelt needs.
AZ the meeting % the city council
last niShi, the following eomWuti.
catiur from the University cumnuhs
~ club. vas presented and referred
20 ihe council committee on cofpors
atoms
WE WOULD CALL YouR AT.
TENTiuS TO THE FACT THAT
OUR COMMUNITY DoEa NOT
HAVE ADEQUATE STREET can
FACILITIES THAT ~ ouH
MIDST ~ LOCATED THE tSf-
NERsiTY OBJ WASH NOTION
HAVING ABOUT $50 gTU nESTa
THAT a GREAT MANY VISITORS
COME To THE UNIVERSITY.
THAT THE POOR sTRFET AN
sERN VICE rs OPERATING
ASiNfNdT THE BUILDING uf -
otl' SECTION. AND THAT 1T Is
To TIE hest INTERESTS OF
THE CITY AND THE WHOLE
STATE THAT THE ffNfvFnKfTY
AND THIS SECTION HAVE TIE
hfiNT TRANSPORTATION FANff.-
friEs POSSIBLE
80. -. gss ~ - .sesSs.
mn LAM UNION SERVICE IA
ohpEhED EXTENDED To TIE
END OF THE KRstTY
UNIVERSITY COMMUNITY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-02
CONTRAD/c7ED

Members os the Green take I'm
prvvgmssi club contradict some -
the statements made by General
Manager Grant and Superintendent
ksmpstef concerning the Seattle 81
ectric cumpanY's Green Lake car sess
vice. a. published in the star yes-
,crasy.
Secretary wyant ~ the Improve.
ment club stated today that about
three weeks eEo acting under IN.
stfuefiotss from the club ne wrote
letter 90 Hupt. kefupstrr complain
ms ansons other thiaEs. about the
present car schedule and the made.
qsats services.
In that letter he particularly stat
ed. he says. that thr present aehest-
~ was 80 arranged that the carmen
wern compelled 90 kfii time on the
run and then walt from % 10 min.
utss ~ WeasfiaNn station. 70 keep
within the schedule
u nrvsr received even an answer
20 this letter. said Ne wyant.
csrtainiy no change was made IN
tho schedule"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-02

Here sw what Eups Ksmpstur ssia
ycstsrsiaS
iittls mote thar twu months
aEn the franchise committee - the
GrssA t<shr Improvement ciuh reg.
isiers5 ! complaint ahaut the failure
~ the eundastnrs on that TN. q cali
cot ssaifens on the line a member
q ths eeFumittsa called on me and l
PROMISED and "a see that the matter
VS. Attended q. The fact that the
trouble vas r.msdied T. evidenced
~ a statement made some time
later - The chairman 81 that com.
miiise lie ted me over the teis-
phone fhat the conductors were do
las wueh better IN calling auf stops
Since that time I have not heard
from the Green Lake Improvement
riah. ard y had. l would meet
Certainly have answered any g. M
tuuuieafion thsy might have sent me.
shauid auf esfnuau nirasfbn reach
eur hands u Hsasf certainly VIII re-
eeiFe careful cunyidera ton and Ne
VIII Do cur hes; to awe the beat
services rosslhis on the r8ssn Lake
line
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-02
INK 0NR
MD TIMES

The pioneers 81 washington are
holding their annual reunion today
on tho shores % Lake Washington.
according 10 their time hpnaFed GUS
tom. The Pioneer association owns
a hall az Madison park. IN which the
convention ~ old -iimern meets The
session viii close tomorrow evening
The association viii today hold It's
annual business meeting Tuner
row the reunion proper will he hsid
A feature - the program vii he the
Pioneers dinner. ~ which the men
and women who hewed the pathway
for civilization IN The Paeinc North
wesi viii svt together and talk over
old times.
All persons who have been resi-
dents % tho state since 1870 afe
eligible 90 membership IN the as-
ISOLATION.
Prominent among those present At
this yearly reunion g. Gen. Hazard
Stevens. son ~ Gen. Isaac I Stew
ems. the FIRST territorial governor Of
Washington
The feature 81 the associations
proceedings this morning was the
annual address 81 the president. Al
len Weir OF Olympia. Mr. Weir re-
viewed the progress OF the associa-
tion during the past year aud out
lined plans for the future. The re-
ports Of the various officers aud per
manent committees were then fte-
scented.
The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year; Allen Weir
president: Edgar Bryan. secretary
T.. n. Rome. treasurer.
Tonight the mem bers nf the as
ISOLATION viii witness the pFeseuta-
tion Of tho play sporting Life At
tho Third Avenue theater. M the
guests ~ Manager Drew.
Tomorrow ~ - expected that at
ioast 500 members Will be IN attend
ance The day VIII be devoted TO
merry making.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-02

SUSPICION

wHITEHoHsE. May r. Especial
ofrrspondegasl tho Smart. an In
clan who is near relative Of
wealthy Dawson Charley. was run
over b. The engine Of thr White Pass
train yesterday morning Il mice
thla side Of Whltshorae. The Indian
HHs horribly msugied. and died
while the train Was backing 70
WhitehurFH
There are many circumstance sur
rounding The ease that Indicate foul
play. and three Indians are under
arrest 70 await the result Of the eof-
onsFs inquest.
Three other indians we're seen In
the immediate vicinity at the time
u the accident and one fHaH says
two Indians were sitting on a log
Within % feet - the piasse where
Smart was iyiuE on the railroad. The
third Indian. HlliY Smith. Vas ar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-02
DYNA mite
|orkmen Discover Seven Sticks
Under a Building

pioded the eEiire building
would have been wrecked.
The more conservative ol
those who were appraised Of the
find are inclined TO the belief
that the explosive had been en-.
bedded in the ground for some
time and that it had probably
49,. = Z ~ :. 49, -.
son for unknown reasons. The
TACT that there was a short fuse
attached 20 the powder does
not bear ont this theory and the
whole matter Will remain IN
doubt until a more searching
examination and investigation
can be made.
The police have been notified
OF the facts and will inves-
tigate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-02
ROBBERY

W 4. Cummings spent night IN
the tenderloin between last evening
and early this morning For tho
fun he had he Loaf nearly TOO. Jack
Hardy. 3 coiored man who saya n.
ta a race horse tout, and n woman
who gave her name 10 the police a.
Edna Forrest. also cui1red. were ar.
se=tsss 81 ssss fsssHTF HARDY ~S@
searched at tha puiics station and
90 was found on his person. Al
though the woman gave her name
20 the police a. Edna Forrest. she a.
better known as Gartie Nelson, and
her picture adorns space IN the
raEueH' gallery allotted % female
thieves. She has ar uuHavory rcpu.
tatiun with the police.
Cummings made his complaint
that he had been robbed to Patrol
men Heibs and Flanagan and 10
Detectives Hubbard and Freeman
early this morning. Re said that he
had been with the woman doing the
fasn" aaa thai she =sels the MONEY
from him. lie was not sure just
how she managed to get a.. but he
was sure that either she or the col.
ofed man who was also arrested
took the money. The officers took
Cummings into custody a. n witness.
and also VIII Riley, a waiter. who
is supposed to know something Of
The Transaction.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-02
WORDS! WORDS! WORDS!!!!
" Tr0sty Towser' James and Councilman mullen
Have Wind Jamming Contest

In a uue-r0und glaveleHn contest AZ
the meeting II the city council lat
night Councilman Mullen landed a
series 81 left hand labn that put the
loaunciuuh representative from the
Fourth ward down for the count aud
incidentally pushed the meek and
lnWlY member from Tire Third ward
rufher roughly nfaiuHt the roper
The little set fo came up over the
matter 81 the proposed Broadway
pavement. aud when the atmosphere
had cleared IL was seen that the
proposed Improvement was In just
about the same place as before IL
waH considered
The committee on streets reported
fnNofably q resolution ordering the
paving Of broadway from YeHieT
way 10 East Roy street with asphalt
The total eost o. the pavement T.
estimhted ~ ftit. qeq. OF which 81 Coo
would come out 81 the general fund
Mr.. James acting n hla private
capacity aa representative Of tWo
orphan children and In his public
capacity as Trunfy Towser al the
treasury door. objected to the i'm 3
profemeut ON ~ the Third ward
alec objected because he thought his
ward had been sighted "a general
fund appropriations.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-02


we hayt been trying 20 set a
hsstef service for months" said ~
W. nrintnail. president o. the TINT
ysfsltr eofnsnanity club. TO-DAY.
aud i iu = shame that We have not
feeelxsa recognition The presen'
ssresee IL entirely Inadequate
GET a IS MINUTE SERVICE
nuHtNB TIE DAY Az IL MtN
UTE fFsHv1eE, ASu AT NIGHT
THE HhsT THEY GIVE UH ~
A s,Ah EVERY IS MINUTES.
@AaoiiIsf thing We have 20 COM
plain Of il the time made on the run.
Under tizs nreHant Hehsdass it takes
5 HlHhtek So rake ths round trip
Or ~ for the trip one way Furrns
sFiy uhs TRIP one way vas made Ia
less than - minutes, and that 81
sra - utinutss u4ss as = great deal
% We p~opis cut here.
uus thing must be taken into
Consideration In dealing With cur
eu1ninunlfy VIZ HAVE OFT
HERE TIE STATE UNIVERSITY.
THAT BRINGS INTO Tit. CITY
ENKHf YEAR PROM TIE OUT
HipE = HALF MftL.fDN Dot
LARS. II IT WAS Not For
THk JfINEHElTT THIS WOULD
NOT Ii SPENT HEHE
s.e enc e, ....aq,,s ,ss :. ;, h 4 Z, ;,
u the a~atsis Electric company ssv-
sfai u4aatttA aFa They Taak th~
matter under afftssmeut and think
have sesse - sleep owes a. We
have net heard from their since
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-02
'PECLEG"
>. -. pIAgnHIn
{ UWUfGLU
Wanted for SAFE Cracking
in Monteso1o

Clarence sheldon. alias TrrEisK. =
alleged burglar ans ail-scnnA thief.
waA taken from TIE city Jail this
morning ~ Sheriff Graham Of Mem
tswauo. sheldon IL accused u DO.
tus one u the men who blew a Aage
Ntth dynamite at Montenano several
weeks aKo. Thu thlsvsa secured tzec
- the Job.
sunday night Sheldon vas arrest
eli ~ the Seattle police as q vaKran,
and a. discharged from the police
court yesterday afternoon. few
minutes after his discharge tsle-
gram vas received ~ police head
quarters fruru Mautssauo STATING
that sheldon Was wanted there.
pnieers Mct1urE and Peterson
caught sheldon In Washington ga
tf.au
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-02
EXPERT WITH
UMBRELLA

In the suit II Mrs. Emma Vol
against a fturney l. =. Moses 10 re-
cover ifH.mfa damages for alleged
false lmprisonment and assault. the
Jury Ia Judge Gfifhus court this
morning returned a verdict IN favor
% the defendant
Mrs Vol. who Il the mother n
AssaYer Vol Of this city. chained
that By reanan Of wonderful power
she had - fareteliinE future events.
she asigtaad the defendant iu bust
uesa deal ~ which she fafH he real-
lRed tfa oHa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-02
REV BLOOD
|'gDaIuis cOmpa0yWon
|ha hy0lying White
River Rights

snoqualmis Falls Power Com
- again drawn blood IN the
VIA contszt being waged be-
nat ecrpofstion and the
! Webster corporations on
H1ay Judge Huston. IN the
,91ntf courts. rendered a de-
2 ne so-calied White River
4 saisr rights case IN favor of
I - River Power Company.
y he Hnoquaimie Falls
q -stnpany. against the Taco
astral Company a Stone a
~ eonesrn.
sal was over the right ~
- - hiYsr Power Company to
certain property held by
a Industrial Company. the
3 ought 10 b. condemned
-as'ed by the White River
~ the Construction % ita
F'Nw electric plant near
~. ~ satemeutr Of those In
49,. I. Ne hnoquaimie company
49,. uas Charles r. Baker,
y ~. eoinpaHy'a president. ae-
49, rights in the white
800 sofns years ago and
49, had a plant 10 operation
4 (. 4 y'srer 70 Ee6ftle ana Ta
y Z ~ en1 of the present year
n ~ pesn f0r the interference
,.,, ne Webster interests
- y .oed N gaining control
.ne water rights noces.
n. White River Power Com.
:. - ~. obstruction Of lta plant
n e san the fighi 90 Inc pierco
eisv '~' which eliminated
'@1'r states that the Whit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-02

A TREAT FOR NEWSIES

star EoinE evening
the that small beY likes u 10
The Norris Hnue show. Nhieh
trained Of
. = 70 little Of
a
night ana the Who sells this
per VIII have the best time Of his hfe
We wiz take particular pana sve yoar boys good time sad
Mr. Rove OF show today VIII
have special features that Will be huud % please than
ali nawkb0ya be At the oflee AZ
90 tomorrow evening This includes Inc suburban boys too Aud
then the whole happy nok VIII make pilgrimage 10 the show
grounds together.
bottle to have good
time This the that haH t. In Ions
time aud see a. nent forget the time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-02
|AMBLIN(i
l'sI viii So Label the
|Mi Rooms and the
Bucket Shops

D stfy council. at So regular
% laft night. decided 90 maze
Axfai b conduct In Seattle any
sters WAxerE may BE- laid on
Kss. or o. the RE and fall
Els< and other stocks. OF COM
4 RcffCe. license ard revenue
tue IN majority report.
zsndsd that the ordinance re-
introdrcsd by Klstier % a.
NO Rooms bucket shops. etc,
1<nifeiy postponed. and that
b Eaee fhr COMMITTEES recon-.
p fnr passage an ordinances
pa al such places 20 be gam
's1erfs and prohibiting thaii
,4F. rnder a penalty for The
pr u the measure q a tlef
y y days IN jail. or both such
~ Imprisonment.
several cnuncfimen had I'M
gs.an the minds ~ their col.
y kad the lobby their spotiess
Ssfs and had rouudly fen0unc-
fapms and bs,c ket shops the
4 The committee was adopt
q 'ne pFopoasd prohlbisory ord
iaFmally introduced and re-
p ne police, license and rev.
wNniisee.
sAf stEl wanted 20 license the
~ sst bis wishes uere not re-
~ ~ the nativity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-02
SMALL BOY BADLY
INJURED At KENT

Ronald gouie. the N-ye0f-old son
Of Dr. Julian souie Of Kent. died ~
the Seattle General hospital this
morning from fracture 81 the Hkuh
received from a fan ~ Kent. last
nirht. The body was removed 70
tho morgue o. Buttdrworth 4 sons.
Tor the funeral kaVe
not been completed.
The hoy was Ina large tree IN front
81 hts father drug store at Kent
last night Attempting ~ find n rob
ms nest. lie lost hi4 hold and feA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-02
MANY SHIPS
OVERDUE

There are more overdue vessels
offered for reinsurance than
"a any time previous IN months The
following r. a list % these. and the
rats ~ reinsurance % eaehs
British bark EdnYfeld. f03 days
out from Newcastle for Slavery. at
Is per cent. British bark Samaritan.
ifi days out from Port Tampa. for
Yokohama. ~ 10 per cent British
bark Lyderhorn. isf days out from
Ballard for DeiaRoa bay. At 10 per
cent. Norwegian bark SPECS. f3s days
out from London Tor Ffemautte. At
IS per cent. French bark Mailuos. ~
days out from Newcastle for san
Francisco at 10 per cent. Swedish
bark Medea, $50 days out from Liv-
eFpOol for wellington. az u per cent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-02
BUILDING NOT so
BRISK THIS YEAR

me monthly report Of Assistant
Building inspector Place shows
slight decrease IN building during
the month just past - compared
Slth the Correspond - month a
year ago The total aggregate cost
Of building during the month ~ May
1902. wAa t7Oa.sf3. and aurng the
month 1uat past = vas bat fb5a,-
ga. During May 1902, 6iI pcrmita
wwe issued and during the same
month Just past but bil
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-02

to the ground. lie was picked IN
unconaeioaR. but At frnt Il was not
thought that he Wa seriously hurt
A. examination revealed s sIaHfura
- The skull and later 10 vas re-
moved to the hospital an an Inter
urban train
shortly before o'clnek thau morn
Ing he died without fsEaintug coa-
seiouxansa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-02
BALLARD
BURGLARS

BALLARD. Wu.. June f-Hur-
glars entered the Grand Buffet sa-
loon this morning some time be-
tween and s o'clock. broke open the
cash register and two slot machines
and took hat money they contain
81 The amount taken IL placed az
zzrs-rnn ~ ara So TIT Burglars
also helped themselves ta two bot
tee q the best whiaky In the house
There IL no ciew 60 the identity u
the fnhhafa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-02
DROPPED DEAD

Frank Y0unRH q shingie manufac-
turer from Michigan. dropped dead
A. the corner II First avenue and
Madison street. yesterday afternoon.
probably from heart disease lie
came 70 Seattle but few days ago.
and with HE wife was stopping at
the Arlington hotel The body was
removed 10 che moraue OF the Bon
ueY- Watson company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-02

- II wna a 90 per cent. ASSESS
meut IL needed the unanimous vote
~ the entire council. ana both
JAMES aud ON promised a. block a.
BY voting against n. Mullen. whose
committee had fattsrod the roaolu-
tom Ia language more forcibie than
elegant went after James and GIN
The council finally ordered this
work. but the Fourth and Third
ward couueilmen claim that u viii
never be prosecuted sh they VIII con-
tluue to oppose the ordinance
Although Referee Parry refused 20
let the contest between Mullen and
Watchdog" James 20 90 a finish
last night and also RETAINED from
giving "a decision. the lobby felt like
voting the diamond collar 10 James
AZ n winner on points.
The Fourth wardsr was IN SPLEEN
ala yuiee and ny actual count made
u set speeches. besides buttinE into
private debating eOntesia on numer-
Gus occasions Tho timekeeper ala
not think u proper 10 give him credit
for these oratOrical labH and
punches.
In spite Of the fact that the coun-
ell was IN session from O'Clock un-
I'll after midnight half the business
on the calendar went over week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-02
LAUNCHING or
THE TACOMA

SAN FRANCISCO. June 3 The
usw cruiser Tacoma will he launch
% this afternoon At h9H O'clock
Miss Julia Naomi Harris of Tacoma
vii ehfiateH her.
The keel Of the cruiser Waa laid
ifI IHHs aE tns same time aa her alHs
tsreshipa the les NoinsH and ChHI
shnoaea The Tacoma was built Is
the Union Iron works.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-02
FOR MENTAL
ANGUISH
Oscar Reuman Says That
\. Insanity Charge Is
False

Oscar neuman. a native af Sweden.
filed suit ia the superior court this
morning against r. g. Sanders -
recover SO De0 for anguish nf mind
be has suffered through being o.
~. lie blamsa Sanders fer hla
troubles lie says be has been rem.
dered "fulserHhie. unhappy and
lonesome by reason % the defend
ants telling their mutnsl friends
that he Eeumsu.-hnd become lns
sane, and was e dangerous man
- result. the plaintiff rfaiTfrs
that ain his acauaintances are afraid
20 come near him. and he cannot
convince them that he II not a
maniac.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-02
FLOATER IN
DUKAMISH

Floating In the nuwamish river,
near the King county poor Term, the
CORPSE OF an unknown man was
buchanan The body had been In
the water about three weeks bat
wAA not badly dsconpaaed. Doputy
CnruusF Wtitsie investigated the
case and sent the body Ia the tions
s~y watson ssgFxp- II has net ysi
h~xn Identified.
The dead man had gray nus-
tsche. hair turning stray ana bald
spot on the top u the head. he WAS
dressed An a workinEmhn and was
Aheut q years Of aar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-02

sr, LOUIS. Me-. June "A gen
cral exodus from the iowianda Is on
Three thousand people are abandon
ina their homes Large forces Of
men are removing the contents of
warehouses. lumber yards and
freight depots The water 4 At the
Sa-foot mark and the weather tus
rvau says u Nill 40 a. "a Similar
conditions prevail in East 81 fssiia
where cellars and sewers are al
ready Overlooking Misunderstanding
plants arv preparing Tor the worst
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-02
WORK on RESCUE

TOPEKA. KaH. June boats
witch we're brought lAss night ffom
81 Ioscph. arw tcday reseulng $50
persons from buildings In North To
peka The ftuod IL uutaidlnE. Al.
though the heavy rains cnntinns
Nickneem among refugees on the
south stfa - Increasing az an al
aruing rate. SIXTY eases 81 scarlet
fever and reaalea have been sle-
g~nrted TIE nchoaln have been elta-
cd iadufinitciY b. the beard q
health
Two people died last night from
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annexation

TIE West Seattle Improvement
club last nixht voted IN favsr Of the
annexation % that suburb 70 fhis
city. A petition ~ nov being eireu-
lated asking the West Seaftis cuun-
eii 70 take up the matter. The aush-
ton viii 10 discussed further At a
mass meeting GATED - be held June
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-02

rested At c0wiey. nearly three mllsb
this side ~ the accident
His breath smslied Of whisky aud
~ was covered with blood Later in
the day the other two Indians were
taken into custody. IL 10 thought
probable the other Indians might
have all but killed Smart and then
placed him on tire track hoping that
Of the crime.