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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-27
TEETH EXTRACTED

ny Browns Painless Dentists. ia lat
ave. without pain, and no bad after
effects
Extracting Ia free when other work
II ordered.
fcKn limitations free. An work done
by graduate specialists OF from 10 90
20 yearas eNpartcuce
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-27

TEETH

when made by the Brown sys-
f.Gi. give riid fH5a ItH nat
ural expression and contour, and
they stay up IN the mouth. You can
eat with Thorn. Full set $500.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-27
SURE CURE FOR PILES

Itching piles produce moisture and
CAUSE itching. this form. as We'll as
Blind. bleeding or Protruding Piles
are cured by DIR. Bo-san-ke's PIE
Remedy. Stops itching and bleed
Ing, Ahaorbs tumors, boc n Jar. At
Druggists. or sent by mail Treatise
free. Write me about your case, pr.
/ Rosanko, Philadelphia, Pa For sale
at the Quaker Drug Co. iois First
! avenue. Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-27
TEETH

When crowned by Or browns pain.
less Dentists ffl3 First avenueD are
first shaped and treated aud all do
cay removed. then . perfect. ahapaiy
and tight ssistius crown csmeHtsi on,
and stays Tor a lifetime. II IL made
heavy and durable.
Gold crowns f2Ek) .4.... $500
Porcelain crowns that are
undetectable from ma
lures own tcoth........t5.O0
- -
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II ls necessary to try the ordinary
and the large portion idea ~ the
Rainier Grand cafe before you can
appreciate how convenient II IN to
be able 10 order this way.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-27
Browns Painless Dentists

7f3 let avs, Union blk.
One door south Of MacDougaA A.
Southwiok.
Hours 20 a. m. 10 .. m; Sunday
"a. M. until ! .. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-27

Doctor c. u. HoYe has removed 70
the uaw Walker building corner
Second and University.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-27

Mrs Anna Johnson has been
granted divorce by superior Judge
Tallntau On grounds OF DISCRETION.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-27
NOTICE TO arocKWof-DERa.

NUTIEF 10 NTUIk HUIsVEItN-
The annual meeting 81 the .fork
haldeFm Of The ElttanniuE Mining
CosHpahy Niil b held AZ tbs offies
81 said company. rom ~ Hlncs4ef
block. Seattle. WASH. Saiufda y.
June N. lso1 al - =. IA. for tins
election Of a beard % trustees "a
ssfNs fof the ensuing year and the
transaction o. such other huslnens a.
may coEns regularly befsre said
wM coRcopAN. Rsc.y.
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More
Than Ever

IN many natcnt medicines and
esAss Tho hsrtell nfuK 90. are cut.
ssH,,s mefr than ever Rar instance
= aseAes on pcf bottle .2c
u taAche faev Powder. aee boxes
Nstteft German Conaumptlan cure.
foF severe e0Hahn ANA ceias q %
49, s.sssfa sstfstssstsaH. las... ANs
h.s'ts Kidney aud bladder Cure.
Nee stttstass.ss4a. .t...s. 1nc
ftsss'dA VIA Cherry Nalsam, FOR
coughs and e0ldn. toe Ninr see
Aetlear feet m@eaiss per box Aae
Aoststlcfss hltsefs. pet bottle s3o
hefaks fvfinrd per POUND hex I &c
eoinpfrsaed hefhs. all Kinds. IN os
Raek asws. & fpr,,ts4Ats......... zoe
NAL Murine. per doaau .s. ts.2o
Mshlas BABY Food, lhtEe siEe. pei
$500 sssftH ssssssa ssT- ~ - r VtF7sft
Hsra t'oa and Wine. pint bottles
49,. 80 = tssttffss $50 - ~
fAxtr ircn. oalnine ana Strychninc.
tine tonic. fal pint. 10000 3e
elsnds ffon Pills. pct hundred zoe
kirctfis Medical batteries. tiaeo
Aiisas .sss..ss.,. s.,sst.,.ss, SIsou
a=saasssaaaaas-
Prescription Druggists.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-27

n YOU love your wife. buy her
level Steel Range. Thompson Fur
niture Co. is7i-tass lat ave. COZ.
PIKE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-27
uscovgss SICK

EurrAIsn. y. r sssr ss-Tas
AcCovsrn- Att@ll contest. scheduled
to tase place Saturday. has been
postpened for tso weeks. T-Sssib ,
for god. swlns 90 Meooxstns tli-
baas fss Io~s4 tiooe forfeit monsy
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Madison Th0afes-
Corner FIRST Avsaoe aad Naaiaoa stree
undsr Entirely Ssr Management,
EDisoN rHEATER CO. pfopfis'oI'

EDISON rtfEATER CO. pfupristufs.
Continuous performances daily. 20 60
n m z TO n d m Program comment q ~
Monday Nay IA ipni
rhe flraat Hffaiiitk. assisted ~ Eenai
TufIaus esehar1nn. ths greatest - All kpaH.
lsh daneafa direct from Madrid tohna-
Wa8ffufH \ Martafp=f esuuHtts. in ~
original society Htstsh entitled Roth side,
~ fffa Arthur fsans. in hts intuitabls
t,f,,-ftsetts.r, ~ the ffdfss Dude MnfaY Long
ths f.aafleas tenor tn fepeftdira u uper,
etls salarfiuna Dan MeIfsHVF. hieeh fac
comedian and funmaksr HAIRY hmiih4tt
taautlfuiir Illustrated songs. And the a.
sfl.afa isa in a res f1fuYina picture uruE On
Adruisaion % all t.srts o. the house iof
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-27

n you love your wife, buy her a
Jewel Steel Range. Thompson fur-
nlture Co. It27-1s5a list ave-. cor.
Pike.
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u the short And seanic route % spo.
sane Rate " fare and ona third
made for O. A ~ eaeafn ffn~ut ana
Dental association Tickets and fun
Information at city Ticket offies. stf
FIRST sssnus
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poRT ORCHARD ROUTE
For
u, o. Navy Yard and Battleships.
Steamers
Athion. inland Flyer Port Orchard,

IleF T.
DAILY EXCEPT FRIDAY.
Leave Seattle 80. 8 rs. y. 10 and
1itab a. m. / rs, 2,90, Z. i20 and
6 IS q. m. Saturday only. II 30 y. IN.
sunday. no trips at 80 and 10
a. m.
Leave ersmsrton--7. s.tB. 10 and
1876 r. m. 1880, 10. .. ti9O. 81 40
and s.; 10 p IN.
Leave Sldnsy--s 40. Z, $40 and
II &c q. m. AZ noon; and 9 p. m.
Leave Charleston-G so. 1850. S.bo
and II as a. M. tb and $50 .. m.
FRIDAYS
Leave Seattle 30, ? and 10 a. m. =.
.1:I5. 2iaO. 30 and 7so y. m
Leave ursmsrton - 10, iiita
a. m. 10 80. ., sac ana q IS p. m.
Leavs sidnsy--s and iii2b a. IN ;
~ noon and y. IN.
Leave Charlsston--7. so and IL II
n. m. titb and 9 90 y. m.
For further Information
Phone. Pink II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-27

coNsrAN-rtSorLE. sfsy IL
Especially Tho Turks arc looking
sorN ard 20 the req flastiad railway
for which Germany has the euncss-
siou. and which England. France
and Russia ara sauAbhitng about.
a. ths u,ost extraordinary thing OF
the kind aar. snbads magic ear
ret. The present plan - fur Ger
many u Contribute gtI.bea ooa. Eng.
lana ttf.soa. coz. France tiG.soa, eco.
neiFnrftl q eee 600. and swiisrrlane
st0a. 60e. This divide. II ~ pretty
evenly. but The Germans haylnE
bought the original concession. are
sxpsctsd b have certain tnside sd-
vaniaE~a RusSts. Ntieh 10 LEFT oui
altasvther. Il naturally opposed g
The whole plan. An1 IA doiua whai
she car 60 unszh u BY stirring VI
ireuhiu amang the ns@asnt pawsEs
= 30 are Contributing fhe unfor-
tunsfs sultan. ~ho has no nn0nsy
s.s:t4s. ~ .szss - : : : d. n = 49,
antseinx dIxidends up0u The Who's
of thia huge 90 afsat. WHISTLER thsy
are earned &c rot
Ths road Il % be shout i6ee miles
hong ard wui aonbsst Constantine
opts VITA tss Persian sktaf Part II
ths iAna Through whleh u wtll trassl
ts fertile. but = great s<3i % u y
nofhtna but n desert where thsts
may noe be Que prund % fret4ns 10
century The fzaphratse waller
thfuuxh which II paHara used 20 ~
tha ssfsisa sraHafy Of the casters
world and the prosroteF. 81 the raj.
way think that when th~y epsn al
thts country. the population VII re-
/ turn ca 50.
II fs early days. however. -
raifroA1 viii chsofy Interest," trav<
ers who are fond - Eoin9 int "a
Of the aay asFnsra but Who obs
a. ftdiaa four ex ave hundred mi y
on the bark uf eafusl % SIT tssf
IsaRtiad I. srarcsiy sTvs sen By -
rgyeAus. ana Nsnsvah and babyissi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-27

NEW YORK, May 76.--The stock
market IL hteadier and prices are
gradually recovering
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-27
TELEGRAPH BRIEFS

LONDON. May 2e.-Tha fnterna-
slss.4sAs = s.sF!. sss,sfsTedf's afst to-
day. One hundred delegates. rep
fesentins all Of the leading coun-
tries, we're present Gen. Greedy In
one OF the American representatives.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-27
TEETH

when filled 81 Browns Dental Par
lors f1i7 FIRST aveHuel are first treat
Cd. then all decay removed. aud nov
filied thus preventing future decay
Filings pure Rold1 ....s 81 %
Filings faiiyefl ..........s 60
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-27

n yoa Low. yosr wtsr. buy hsrs
level Steel Rang. Thompson Fta
nltare Co. isfT-itfs ist ave. ~
fiks. II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-27

NE WORK, May 20. -Four hun
dred Jewish refugees from Russia
arrived today on the vadefiand from
Antwerp.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-27

NOTICE or ETOcKHoI.pEIts
MEETING,
Notice n hereby given that the an,
nuAi meeting e the stockholders al
the Seattle Labor Temple Associations
siil b. held az Carpenters hail. No
4 tl1o Fourth avenue. on Monday
Iune she sta. isas. az : s'clnrA r, ~
y. A. RUST.
Secretary and Manager.
MAY 2sth. 1904
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-27

ST. PETERSBURG. May 2s.-The
Jewish colony hers II IN n mild state
Of panic through fear OF massacre
during the celebration ~ the city's
founding on May 20.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-27

/ Az he msn. 10 niss "a yoaf .9fas vim
MP sns~sns HsndaM the rsfpTutHf, 80
Madisan. Phones. Aain iif0l y iG5f.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-27

AuNE me Psintsf. zls hDriAs a.. bat n
a fsit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-27

gro. N. w00OHOUsE 90.
fAaR Aseses Ayssso
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-27

- ...-a ..ii sns nsfins view q the
har ana es,snfs TITS chu4ee pfetFfr van
~ had 81 EASY terms fetsr fs s,ssn .,
MOI ath ave northwest east eaEe ~
nanard near 3 Bsuadweri tsisphssns
ballard niaes ~
gUrAp lsss a 81: AZ II HIlla,sh CITY,
eutg n nalNatns' ride On Old RsnteH csf
live % Washington strpefs terms "
dowr ~ menthly. ceus teaay. L~rss
warm efses - srsanas-
TfNF asw s-rposn eostas~. Green TAKE.
tico. ssea s.lsscs sis ssr month
TArfsaR-tusplS 90. az Afvaie-
wrr ran ioaa,. yuu On ne eess homestead
So fssrns ~ aAls. can N L. "A.
CASEY. see Pseifc hleck. seA.tle.
For sste--Miseslisneou,
mgr fSt'SfSArffSS sALk 81 TIE Res
Tpyssf fesi4nitsrs Gu. aV~-Aio second ave-
sss .sash. o~tns 20 the saFstins q a
=.:=s ss=ss =sssss s=s-s==7e 81 ssssss.=s,s=
sipck considerably Ne ar gEff1nE - Ire
prise an sxaetlns public. lirnitore.
stoves, rsngrs. hsaters, cfsshsrF~are.
glassware ana al hoarshoia faraishinss
a. about onestenth - their actual FAiue.
H1nhrare this OPPORTUNITY and secure
Bargains 10 oar lire at Sace.
st-rf.tAI. sALK on AMERICAN WATCH.
RsaA reld fitef American watch, war
rantsd 10 yesrs. osIy ~ 20, written EnAf=
ant.e American watch JeWelfy Co,
eOs kil.t ave. eppo-i'e hsinief-ssfSna.
ron aALB-etvvcs rnusea. CARPETS. ieath-
81 ehalrns tAhisA oooscases sns~sese s
wanirpbss ans pictures AT hall price
les fihs EtFset
ouR new IFniyssssl esie1er Is ssrs. eau
roT.pNG BEDS.
.f.,t.f ,na rtrt.ht tables 20 order. Ecn-
sral rcpalrins FACTORY stt's PIKE. John
.-Iios1-----------------------
SPAN q horrss. hsfness ana sa', =, ~ ~.
covered Nptine MeAee. s1fu . me-, ~ 50.
Seta, seesn ss@...-. y 80 -
ron sAIsN}-cgaF stand finest loe",,sn N
city. cheap foe neat teN aAgs' iho"et
He'd sol.
personals ,-,-.~~-s
wiNAS'e grssi seattle ed a. rhssn rat,
eradignter VIII cure AZ '"ea, ~ W s,as,
Of all those wne - sen.llnH if f.na
nuuraiEiH. srintiea, snnni.ii ~ s =. ~ ~,
s forms -, % s IhsS"s sne bs,,is and vsTy
often sns,sra Q, l ss.ss ; - ,.s mt,
is asops In wineElass q water three
tin,ss day d.. ,. sss 49, s, fse %
~ ms. y '9s ~ N wi Sn lis ss~ Yess
sncs assttiS. waah
,5c,,,- s,ac. :, M.v-. nan, Ls1ona ev-ry
Friday night
Wanted -,
wants room mate, 80 psr month each.
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The Happy
Hours

OF CAMP LIFE ARE MADE
aTILL HAPPIER ~ WHEN THE
DULL MOMENTS COME Tou
HAVE A GOOD BEER TO DRIVE.
THEA AWAY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-27

TIiE PHorooHAfH oALi.xlsT a k4ii
ftfai svsuue has changed hhndn. Ape u
fga fhls usek nsAkiua fint faA sskinsl
pisa4es To- 81 10 dsHsn. also dcins
csaflfins snd eelaFatfs Mf ia~-st af5res
Otssa n1ndays "a a. DeqtHes.
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|f1st
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-27

nArrLK ApsTnAcT CO.. n 7, IN.
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cEag~r WORK EnH TANK sorfeE'
1n-re wft b. fns~fins " netnsui ~rTs
ere 90 fhafpfay. Nay 1~ta. a Mus
rtsasf hsii kaHo becspai ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-27

For Sale--ttouBes and Lots
10 H6usiss@s and reonS, 100 fssi
Valley. iclnina capitol lIiil ON east W
r. Mcintyre.
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lima iafys r@sfas eesntsssteR sph
uzsnh sd shsln. sd iaeksi. J hse-d an
- rtnss ! PETE Kusf isrs hsftfssas an
fiana - ea@ss Iiil~fai fTaafd y -
tafftsd e. 7ae T~sn -faarth sseasse nth
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1903-06-05
COTTONWOOD AND NE0SH0.
Tornado Demolished Church and High
School at Strong City.

Topeka, June 1.-Further news from
the valleys of the Neosho and Cotton
wood rivers tell that the Rock Island
depot at Marion is flooded and aban-
doned.
At Newton the streets were flooded
by cloud burst. A tornado passed
through that county doing small dam
age. tornado struck Strong City de-
molishing the high school building and
Baptist church.
At Lawrence the water is thirteen
feet deep on top of the dam.
At Marysville the water is the high
est ever known. Small towns on the
Vermillion are flooded.
At Kansas City railroad traffic is in
terrupted more than ever before. Mails
are delayed in all directions.
In Oklahoma deaths from drowning
are quite common. Trains are tied up
almost everywhere in the two terri
tories.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1903-06-05
THE IRRIGATION FUND.
1t Is Expected To Reach Fifteen Million
Dollars by July.

Washington, May 2s.-Commissioner
Richards, of the general land ofice'
has had prepared statement giving
the exact amount of the fund set apart
for the reclamation of the arid lands
under the irrigation act of 1902. 1t
shows a total of 81, $50, 33S for the fiscal
years 1901 and 1902, distributed among
the states and territories as follows:
Arizona, Ssl, 773; California, $500, 27o;
Colorado, $72o,925; Idaho, S5o7,4SS;
Kansas, $40, las; Montana, S7'2,377;
Nebraska, S235, 1914; Nevada, Sa3, ala;
New Mexico, STAT, 237; North Dakota,
81 9o7, 496; oklahoma, $1,0SS,T 05; Ore
gon, 1919, 96l, South Dakota, S3o7, 582;
Utah, STAG, S24; Washington, 1874, OSs;
Wyoming. 1885, 762.
The total for 1901, was So, 144, SUI,
and for 1902, 81, sos, SIG.
The returns of the sale of public
lands for the first three quarters OF the
present fiscal year indicate that the
receipts will be about equal to the
/, two preceding years, so that by the
first OF next July the irrigation fund
of the treasury department will
amount to about fifteen millions.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1903-06-05
Deadly Automobile in Its Daily Tour
STATUE OF JOHN J. INGALLS,.
1t Must Meet The Approval or Mrs
Ingalls,.

Topeka, May 30. - Charles. Henry
Niehaus, the New York sculptor, will
make the statue of the late Senator
John James Ingalls, to be placed in
Statuary hall in the capitol at Wash
ington. The contract has been award
ed by the executive council The state
will pay Sc, 900 and Mrs. Ingalls, will
pay 81, 700. The legislature appropri-
ated only $4,000. Niehaus wanted
81, ZOO for the work and Mrs. ingalls,
agreed to pay the balance. The statue
will be cut in Carrara marble and will
be seven feet high. 1t will be mounted
on granite pedestal four feet high.
1t must meet the approval of Mrs.
Ingalls,. The state officials realized
that she would be a better judge of the
work than they were and have placed
the whole matter in her hands. Bale
Waggener, of Atchison, was instru-
mental in getting the appropriation
through the legislature and he is taking
lively interest in securing a proper
statue of his dead friend.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1903-06-05

Muslsogec, /. r., June 1.-Prospect-
i've buyers and spectators in Creek
land find themselves up against hard
proposition. The new, rules and regu-
lations governing the issuance of Creek
deeds interfere with their plans. Many
of them have already contracted for
the purchase of lands from the Indians
and paid some money down. Under
the new rule they cannot consummate
the deal without committing perjury.
TO procure Il deed they must make at1i-
davit that they have not paid anything
in advance.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1903-06-05
death FROM FIRE ANDFLOOD
Topeka, Scene Of Wild DesoIatior
And Death.
THOUSANDS ARE DOOMED

Topeka, KS, June l-Four hundred
houses burned, and the whole of North
Topeka will go. As near as can be
learned about one hundred and fifty
persons are dead. Most of these were
burned to death. Burning houses are
floating about, setting fire to others.
The lower stories of the burning build
ings contain ten feet of water. The
current is so strong that no boat can
approach any of the burning build
ings. People are gathered on the tops
of houses and will meet death either
by fire or drowning.
People are clinging to the roofs of
houses and the limbs of trees, and
many are giving up in despair and
dropping into the waters below to be
carried away by the swift current. 1t
is death by fire or drowning to 400 I'M
less means can be found for the rescue
Efforts are being made to construct Il
steam launch to go to the aid of the
sufferers.
The outlook at Council Grove is APP
palling. On small scale the situation
there is much the same as that of North
Topeka. Nine or more people have
been burned to death in a fire started
by Stacking lime. Reports received
from there say there is small prospect
of water falling for another "a hours
Practically the whole of North Law
renee, Kans, is under water. Houses
and livestock are going down stream
in large numbers. The river is rising
steadily.
Hutchinson is under water, and peo-
pie are abandoning their homes for
higher ground.
Cow creek overlooked its banks this
afternoon, and within an hour the
water in the business district was from
Is to "a inches deep
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1903-06-05
Both Sides Determined.

Chicago, May 3O.-No concessions
will be made by the $4,000 cooks, wait
ers, Mattresses, kitchen helpers and
porters, according to statement issued
by the union. If the wage scale is not
accepted "a strike will be called. The
workers are asking for ten-hour day
and about the same wages that are
paid for twelve and fourteen hours
now in the better class of establish
ments. The Restaurant Keepers AS
ISOLATION, on the other hand, announces
that strike in one restaurant will
be the signal for the closing of nearly
every restaurant in the downtown dis
trict.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1903-06-05
Cattle Dipping Order Suspended.

Topeka May Ex-Governor Bailey
modified the cattle dipping order made
last week by the state livestock sani-
tary board for the suppression of Texas
itch. For thirty days cattle approved
by the sheriff of the county IL which
they are held will not have to be
dipped. This is an extension of time
sufficient to allow the cattlemen to pre-
pare dipping watts.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1903-06-05

Des Moines, Ia, May 80. Another
death was reported as the result of the
tornado in South Des Moines. The
home of Mr.. Richard Wallace, car
penter, was destroyed and in fire
that resulted from the kitchen stove
being overturned three-year-old
daughter was burned to death, pinion-
ed under the debris. The Des Moines
river shows the prospect of exceeding
the high water mark of year ago.
Many persons are leaving their homes
in the bottoms, and stocks are being
removed from factories with all posi-
BILE speed.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1903-06-05

LATEST NEWS IN BRIEF.

The North Canadian river is higher
than ever known.
In some parts OF Iowa the flood be-
gan to reccdc on Friday.
Northwest Missouri is IA chain of
lakes. River bottom crops are ruined.
The entire street railway system of
Montreal is tiel up The strikers num-
Der l. 500.
The paper mill of the Malone Paper
company at Malone, N. Y, is destroyed
by fire. Loss, $4,000.
Labor troubles have caused the clo-
sing of Smith e Nelson's revolver fac
tory at Spring feld, Mass
All wires along the Union Pacific
from Kansas City to Denver were put
out of service by the storms.
For the fifth time but not consecu-
lively, General Luis Terrazas, states
man and hero of Mexico's fight for in
dependence and the richest man in the
republic, was inaugurated governor of
chihuahua last week.
The loss of stock in Northern Mon.
tana by reason of the deep SHOWS and
the billiards is estimated at $1,000, 900
and the number of heads of stock lost
is figured at 90, 600 The fruit crop is
a complete loss also.
An Indignation meeting was held in
London by East End Hebrews, many
of them from kischeneff. Passionate
protests were made against the out
RACES at their old home. Arrange
ments were made to raise funds.
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TERRIBLE Flood LOSSES.
Ncosho River Valley Among The
Worst Devastated.
PACKING HOUSES AND MILLS.

Topeka, June 1.-Ruilroad traffic in
this city is practically at standstill
on account OF the floods. The Rocl,
Island and Union Pacific are not rum
ming any trains, while the Santa Fe
runs only to Emporia and the Missouri
Pacific to Fort Scott. The food situa
ton is the worst ever known in the
state.
Perhaps $50 houses are in the flooded
district in Topeka, including several
mills and elevators and the Wolff
packing house.
The Kansas river is five miles wide
at st. Marys and the town is half sub
merged. The Kansas river bridge
there is partially washed out.
Cloudbursts are reported from Man
haitian and near Harrington.
Fifteen inches of water fell in Abb
lcne. Business houses are collapsing
and the entire town is panc-striclien.
Water surrounded the whole of
North Topeka, driving out from their
homes 1000 people. The court house,
state house and other buildings have
been opened for their reception and a
fund started for their relief.
Council Grove, Kas. The loss by the
food in Morris county is estimated at
$1,000, 600. -Four persons were drowned.
Stacking lime set fire to the Nj. r.
Smith lumber yard, which was burned,
together with the Farmers and
Drovers' bank, the Indicator store and
Robbins drug store, the total loss be-
ing $50, 900. The big Main street bridge
over the Neosho river went down. All
the business houses were flooded.
On the first day more than a hundred
houses were under water and % had
hoated away
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VIII Affect Hundreds.

Ardmore, /. r., May 29.-The Dawes
commission ruling that intermarried
oit;zeps can share in the division of
tribal land and annuities, providing
they have been enrolled and the secre-
tary of the interior has approved en-
rollment will affect many hundreds OF
the Chiclsasaw nation. This means
each intermarried citizen will receive
the value of 900 acres of land besides
annnities from the federal government
Iutermarried citizens are those having
married Indian girls.