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Evening star., 1903-07-02

on bases.Fourth 9: Gunton. 8. First base on
balls-On Seay, 2: OF Sheckels, f. Struck out-By
Sheckels. o: by Seay. s. Threebasp hits Seay
Stolen bases-W arman. Rhodes ~. King, Jones.
Green tn. Speakman (2). Sherwood. Claxton. Hit
by pitcher-By Seay, /; by Sheckels, 2 Passed
balls-Speakman. 2. Umpire-Mr Barr. Time Of
game-1 hour and 80 minutes.
Today, Wesley VS.. Calvary.
Evening star., 1903-07-02

Earned runs-W Washington 4. Two-base hits
Martin. Drill Three-bas hit-Iee Sacrifice hit
Clarke Stolen base-Ryan Hit by pitched ball
BY Orth. l. First base on errors-Detroit 2 Left
on bases-Detroit. o; Washington, s. Struck out
BY DeerinN l: by Donovan. 2: by Orth, @. Passed
ball-Drill. Umpfre-Mr. Hassett. Time Of game
hour and 40 minutes
Evening star., 1903-07-02

Left on bases-Chicago. I Boston. 9. TwO-base
htt-iOung. Three base hit-Criger. Sacrifice hit
Young Double Dlays-MagoOn to Tannehil to Is
hell; Young to Parent to In Chance CO. Struck
out-By Flaherty. 1: by Young, 1. First base
balls-Of Flaherty. 2. Umpires-Messrs. White
and Winters. Time Of game-1 hour and 30 min
Evening star., 1903-07-02

Frank 8. Weller. Formerly treasurer OF
the Horseshoe Copper Mining Company.
has been convicted in New York court of
grand larceny in the first degree.
Evening star., 1903-07-02
SPORTS OF ALL SORTS
Senators Cleverly Turned the
Tables on Detroit.
ALMOST A SHUT-OUT
LOCALS BATTED HARD WHILE
ORTIZ KEPT DOWN HITS.
Good Racing at Sheepshead-Two Rec
ords Broken at Chicago-CoH-
scum Cycle Contests.

American League Games Today.
Washington at Detroit.
Philadelphia at Cleveland.
New York at st. Louis.
Boston at Chicago.
Evening star., 1903-07-02

John McGurk. He carried LA pounds and
was conceding 2S pounds to the winner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-26
KITTY BIRD EATS GLASS F,
AND FALLS FROM GRACE
STAR BoArpga THE
THOUGHT VOYAGE. sAE IS GATHERED
EARLY THIS oRNlNc

''yah-s-e-e Wild Dc copper whoop-
h.s-e-ei Gimme mother dfins. bi=FEs
yef wat tell a I care for Do police.
wow Wow wow-wov ow-ow-ew-ei
II de chief hisself comes here 20
pinch me III spit his eye full q glass
an tscw him out meseif II none o.
youse guys has set de nerve 10 tackle
I'm.
This was the startling Saiutation that
Detective rhiihrtck received when he
rushed into a water front saloon In
the southern part 81 the city early
this morning 90 md out who was being
murdered.
: +" Wen. hang me. II Il amt Kitty
Bird again. eatin. a beer giasSr elac-
uiated the ofiieer as the little knot u
stew buns ard chair warmers at the
bar melted away at the cry %
cheese. here comes copper and
left the little rcd-haired woman who
was the center Of attraction standing
alone.
Sure enough. II was the famous
Kitty. drunk again and In a nev role.
Chase. ye mokesfs she shouted
splitting a meuthfui Of broken glass Ia
the direction Of several Of the tramps
who remembered pressing business up
town when tho detective entered the
saloon "Ys wouldn't buy a beer fer
yer grandmother. nohow"
Hello, Phnr' she yelled. turning 20
the police oricsr. "Ye're brick.
OATS a Joke. old sport. Ha-ha -ha,
Why don't you iarf7 Ye'rc a lookin
Hike four time loser wit'out hank
roll in de same county wit ye Cheer
up, old socksi Try q ferset tti 'spose
you've come tpinch me. but test re-
member Z hurts yerseif more'n u
do~r mo wow-ow-ow-ow-owl Where's
de wagoni Ding dong bell, $ long
boysi See ye all tirty days from now.
same place. whoop-e-e-e-er'
And Kitty cakewalked out Of the
dive on the arm Of the officer 70 the
tune Of 'Ifiawatha" whistled by her
self.
II tote dat stif behind de mahogany
dat I'd bite a piece out'n his bleomin'
ole beer mug Z he didn't wake up
an treat once'n a while, an I dene Il
too. Kitty explained as she mounted
the stepa OF the patrol wagon. inter-
Harding her sentences with oaths which
an army mule driver would give ten
years Of h.s NE 60 learn,
''fts a hard graft. dis glass eatln'
stunt but I'd take a ehAnEt o breakin'
ali de furniture In me dinin' room "a
show dose stifts dat I'm lady Of me
word"
Kitty. who IL little more at hons
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-26
COULD MOT LIVE
WITHOUT LOVE
That Is Why Robert Murray Tried to Kill
His Wife and Committed Suicide,
Says His Sister

Fer the pairpose n removing the
Nsfp ~ ds5iberafs crimiuailty and
tsrafdtce from her brothers. name.
Mr. johnson % 1918 Fourth avenue.
tremont. writes q letter To the star
y which she states that Robert W.
Murray. who shot his wife. then KILL
- himself 81 Fremont last Saturday
evening. ras undoubtedly insane uhsr
n cpanittsd The crime.
With her letter Mrs. Johnson en-
tlsses the nots which MURRAY left 20
= read after his Death. Please send
ne back this note he left L. the
t4thetic postscript 20 Mrs. Johnson's
stfsr = sant 10 keep n. n ls all
ne writing { have Of hts"
Ihe note. which n published here
rth. . written In Lead pencil. IN
slsaf, lsslbis hand on a piece u note
s.psr Mrs. Johnson'a letter. In fun.
fpil0rs.
TO TIE Editor; Enclosed find a note
~ By my poor. crazed brother who
me- himself IN Fremont last Saturday
Aashi His character was shown up
= saeh fslss light by some ensny.
vat feel I cannot rest uatli hia name
validated 10 q certain extent. lie
@fs act = nsa known 60 be des-
tsssts ehaEartar. or = lazy. Rood-for-
hstAlnE fellow
NJ brother ives a very weakly man.
peth mentally ana physically. and am
ssfs bis mind was gone when he did
We ssfal deed. He could nsvsr Bsgr
uenhle u any kind. and whan ~ aarns
hyiss without the love and comfort
NE fnmiiY. that was zoo much fof
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-26

u spite OF the fact that tho pros
ecutsnx attorneys offios 10 pos con-
yineea that the Eiri lied and that
there "a little or no foefsfati0n for
The hare Of criminal assault
-.S. - =. sys> a.. ~ -. ~
tina hbuse zssp-r. Ia. ta-sS. -..s -
main o. the trial calendar and VIII
not I,s dismissed until the disappear
ancs OF Yona Erumfds. the com
planning witness 10 sxpisinsa.
The girl ran away. or wee spirited
away. from the hons OF Police Ma
tron Chaplin. nearly q month ago.
and Ia Hplts OF the fact that he
claims he wants the girl ss a Wit
ness In his own behalf. Ez1mida ls
charged BY the prosecuting aitor-
nsy's office with ancwinE more than
he has told concerning her whsre-
sbouts
Therefore, until she can be found
Erumida will be kept under bonds
20 appear for trial at the fan term
OF the superior court.
From the first the prosecuting at
torney's office gave but EoAnty
crsdsnce 20 tho Riri's story and when
Attorney W. A. Kssne, q few days
ago. flied An affidavit stating that
the siri had made q written confes-
slon 20 the effect that she had been
coached by two lawyers. private
detective and q policeman 20 make
this charge against her stspfather.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-26
STATE WILL MAKE AN
EXAMPLE OF EzUMIDA
Defendant in Criminal Assault Case Not Believed
Guilty, But He Must Produce Missing
Girl as Witness

even that little confidence wss sin
PEELED.
Deputy Prosecuting Attorney redA
yesterday told a Star reporter t9ss
there was no truth In the rafnor thAa
tie case vas to DO disnhsed.
y ! -. 80 :. =. -. u ~; : ~
said. IL the old Jap. had used good
tudTmsnt he would never have bse4
compelled TO &c 20 the higher court
Cor triki. bat nov that the formal
information has been filed We are
going 10 90 ahead with the Case
fxurnifa- We believe. could tai
wher. the kiri r.. ~ he wanted Ga.
For all that. l have no doubt thze
the girl made the confession Alter
ney Ksene tells OF In his affidavit.
She IL but Is years old and has Tho.
reputation Of being untruthfuL q
have no doubt that she could have
been Indeed 20 tell any story bI
Designing persons" -
The subpoens for the girl as . wife
ness. issued for the defense. %
Judge Belrs order. still remains up~
served. Til. sheriffs office and the
police department claim 70 be igncrt
ant Of her whereabouts.
Fsumsda asserts that the peopi0
whom he charges Sith having ais
tempted 20 sxtort money from hiD
through the filing of the crfminaA
charge. are keeping the girl away
In hiding.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-26

his weak nerves and brain.
u had seen for several weeks that
hts nsnd was efvinE away and feared
the worst. ard continually talked to
him about not giving up 70 this trouble.
I pleaded with him 20 SO away. but
his answer was always Sister. can
never bear - leave the woman I love.
and my dear. little children
Neither WAS my brother = mean
man. ~ some would have Il appear
nor can yoa md u 70 be his reputation
In Fremont.
Il don't believe he Intended doing
this act the night ne did. as he ate
supper with me at SEQ o'clock and
seemed IN an unusually good humor
and spoke Of his wife and himself be-
ING on better farms than usual that
Afternoon when he Was At the house.
Il have no desire 70 place any blame
on any one. God IL the Judge. not 4:
but / know my brother had tried to
do tho right thisR by HIS poor little
children, helping 20 support HE fam
ny since he left home"
Aurray's last message follows:
do not blame me for this. as love
my little family so much that md
u inpoasibie 20 live longer without
them. ! cannot leave Lola behind for
some other man 10 have her love and
affections.
"si.ters-see thst my little children
have Christian homes. Meet us In the
beyond. 7 have been good 90 my fam
ny and tried 10 % what was right. but,
alas. have been turned away " good
bye =. W. NJ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-26
FORTUNE REALIZED
BY HOTEL THIEVES

instan ara san Francisco. A whole
nAis haai vas pianHsa for chicaEe
hoaeis tasr sayH he and Gnasf@i
employed az the AsiFos< as osll'sefs
and Hafnian - = clerk.
Thsy get places contemplating TAR
thss operations. Rslnivinss part wss
60 keep watch for wealthy guests
Mr.. Webster Was the nrst vseans
ghHnush neinisin she was Induced 70
plaee her iewsis Ia the safe. hsin-
isin .tals them ana assiv rrsd them 70
naas R~iulein soie enc stud fes tl.spF
Ia san Fraueiseo. and thFes "a Nsw
orleans They realised ts.po b us
haaf
Police arr ksspinr = part % ths con-
fsselsa. secret anta srfsstn are MADE
- -s~essI afhsr cites Nhsfe mem.
% q -. 49, =. -. ssA-, - -
befsls Hasr says tsfnest hsisn. .
hell boy in psnFrr. 70 cos ~ the shs
Ne was the enc who seut message
20 the pasics here giving the Asifoss
rabssry away,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-26

ceffcAdo. m. lure = William
nass. ths third rsuahsr Of the sAnT
~a5sh rath-d Mn wsustsf ~ ntee
wufth ~ dtanauaT st ths hetsi ass.
rassi q J. os AnsstasI ~sas arrested hsfe
fls1a snaFntas Seus Of The tessls we're
sesAxss~a The police believe th@s
~ef< sfus@n ftem thssf ssttiaes ana
est ee~< et hsfes
Heur w@ss sensational confession
e. ihs ae<sse tadsf shuwfnE the rsis-
seAfs ~ Az egs4ysnra sans u thieves
ehlfh fa6 piaansd = reutinuous seriss
~ fohaastss sntsnstha frum The At
Asfla a. fns Feesfe The $50 Fahbsrf
~ ne Asfse~n hstst Loo AsarissH was
ealt anr % snAnrtax arrests have h~sH
e-.-. -. sass.>-.s "a
q zhsna the IhfFd mar CHEtUFssi -
ElIrasp.
eithsr rssheriss ~ the SANE sans
40 fss wssieA she police row hAv.
s4laeare. we're peFrsffatea 81 Nsw
x1fs. 81. Lauia phtlaasiehia, wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-26
FEUDISTS
PURSUING
MARCH,

ST. LOUIS. Me-. June IA with
his clothes torn. peunfieaH aud Nith=
ani railway ticket o. baggage Judge
TshoHaas MaFcuu 81 Musoosse spent
iass night Ia the waiting room II the
Enion depot hers. tie bad So flc4
from Jackson. X 60 save his fife
NsHsum SAYS be cad reasons Zoe
helieving that sH attsmpt wan TO be
niade q asaasstnats httn lie Tied
from the fhoentx hotel At L=zins
ton 20 avoid the friends OF Jest and
white. Who are charged with muir.
deftEs bis brother. lie did not dare
rstarn 10 the hotel - get hia bag
sAEe. We tnst hls railway ticket Ia
tie run foe the d~pok In 1ackzsaiL
Msfrain spent the morning IN a
starch Zoe Senator Stone. who 70 a
friend - his II 10 presumed he de-
sirrs Stone To- assist aim IL caahins
= check. Mareun Il fairly wealthy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-26

IN jail than FISH II IN water. was r.
leased fref- The city tsaatiie only yes-
serday ana left police headquarters
deoentiy clothed and sober. PROMISING
never 80 drink again and a. at once
20 British Columbia TO look for work.
She had served thirty days. her usual
sentence
u vas evident that the thought of
actually riding on water-eyen seit
water--wHs too abhorrsn; for Kitty to
endure. for she never got as far a. tho
wharf. even. Her foot slipped In front
Of the first waterfront saloon she
passed ana she fell Her glass eating
performance was the finis
II is probable that Kitty will mani-
cure the windows at police headqusr-
tiers for another month. She calls
every officer IN the department hsr
friend and when sober Is cheerful anA
obedlsnt ana gives them no trouble.
Rut when she IL Saints pre-
sarye us' says Sergeant Mike Powers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-26
WIFE BEATER WANTS
TO INVESTIGATE

:. Keys. recently arrested Tor beat
ips hts wife. Med q pstltiaa in the
superior rguft thin morning for a
writ Of reTis~ dfrsetlus Justice Cans
to pru1ucs the transcript 81 al the
records IN hiN case Keys cIasre so
have tean iFresulaFiy ARRESTED May
- on charge Of assault And bat =
terry. and states that hs ~as forced
10 give t2s ball ~ rolice hendauar-
tsfs fer his reieaHe When he failed
to appear ~ his bearing before Cam.
Keys claimed that he was told he
had forfeited hts bond. ami wants to
investigate matter. He eiaina that
after his release from poiics head ;
quarters. q complaint was sworn 90
against him. on which a warrant was
issued but, he nileEes never served.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-26
$4,000
IN GOLD
DOLPHIN BRINGS TREASURE
CARGO AND kLoNplKERs

With y Klondikers, who brought out
q total - about 500 ooa In gold dust.
besides tSn0na 81 the yellow metal In
charge Of the puraer consigned Go the
LEGAL United States assay Office. the
Black hall liner Dolphin arrived from
Skagway this morning.
The largest ''pokerf were In the
rosaesstan Of p. J. baldwin, T.. Amber
son. N. y. Smith. A. II Davis. John
SCHUYLER and n. NJ Smith.
Other passengers who came out on
the Dolphin were william Long of the
Northern Commercial company. DR..
'Treholtz. who with HIS wife made the
trip up the Yukon all the way from
Eagle. and Capt l. Greer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-26
.ERyzNC M WHILE
NVWM M MEGWH
The Kaiser and Prince Henry Pay Formal Calls
on the Goeiet's and the HanderbM's

Another yacht race today was be-
tween the Comet and ths Nsyahne.
The Comet was originally the cup
challenger Thistle. while the kave=
hoe 10 the first big yacht designed
BY Nat iieFreshoff.
The Meteor won the Morgan CUP
the Induna being hopTlc#sly beaten
The victory waH essentially due te
the fine sailing done BY tha hAihof.
The Comet won from the NnNah"s.
After the races the empress ~
tertained the Officers ~ the amer
can squadron a. a tea parry " w
imperial palaces grounds, 1fefleehhuA
fhs t.Hy The kai=ss. Prince Horny
tna Princess Henry were Also " sE-
ent The affair was entirely In
formal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-26
Off FOR
ALASKA


TACOMA. y ash. 10es - Members
II the sub cen arnsstr@ 81 the ssn&se
easts msstse 80 tsFfiturses arrived ffen
Settle this sfterneoa ana will aaii
EanaaF fnr AlasAa "a inssesa.ass the
asssta - that Territory Ihs raftr
- - i,,. :: = ~ > 49, I. -
itarnpshirr. shaifsasn. and aena Eefe
Nelson - Minnesota. FatfsEDaun -
colurnaa. sna Bufbhan ~ Nstmanf
ass.=tnf Ffeasf - Wkshisespn. -fit
net accompany ths party. hasfas Hsads
q recent visit 70 AEaska
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-26

RfEf. Germany. June ze.-Today'a
yacht race for the pisrTepont Nor
gan cup wna between the haiKsrH
American built Meteor and the Em-
pfNss fduna owned BY hallin. The
- ts&f was sailed b. Prince Henry.
Nffis The kaiser. clad In oil skins,
task che Nhsei on the Meteor, The
kaiser Il ara expert yschtAman.
Previous 10 the race the kaiser vis-
tied Mrs aosieta yacht lis found
her absent end left cNrds. cofnsilus
Vanderbilt yacht arrived today.
t4ef ownnf and his wtfa boarded hsr
fss uas4tiafeIs nftefWnfd Prince
ffrarY came alongside and invited
thesn Il. % rtlcipAfe m eli Festivities
Ttin Is the most unusual honor ever
sistn civilians
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-26

VIZ " passsrngess ard tfte.oeo in
49, soid the White star itusr Ore
- Captain ffv1 WNfunrs arrived
arts e'siseS this srtsfnqzir ssi,s
.eofts mat the whole flcrt - flfstr
- Meme llntrn Vas caught in the
sens So tee rack. The Alaska
IHnrnsfcIAi Company's teF tisna es'-
~ nnpriaonsd for TIVE weeks before
rs - = e4esiar ~ the steamer
rsfwtu. whtr.t pF~eedes her haif
A. The orszNn N2s Jhr REST ses-
:. 10 reach N6lue. arriving there
: the eyenIpK ~ June - she trft
ess,., June - At ! O. m The haio
-. a. leaVe Nome three haars later
ss.n ne Orsxcn but ~aH not seen
= .ks latter vessel On the way
assn sn. = so probably arrive to-
xxhf
al ne Orezon's treasure. tf3e eco
ecnsisned ~ the Hank Of Nome 70
a. Firsf National hank of this ctfs
- rsmAininn Aza. coo vas consigned
AN. r. AtkiHsan q this city
re Portland had gotten cut the
- Mi ; shors time bsfor- the Ore
FL H4AFHA anu AN FAAAHA AAANN
hars q reaching Nome when
s.ss@1 b. the orsso~ Tas latter
msSe1 the Nome city. Eureka and
semxtee IN the sEeie'tY % rniuak
- Ths SeAnis arrived 1T Meme
Ire u and shortly aftsrwsrd Sc.
.zftse sar fse!syiD hay TIE Orekoa
sss tsprisansd tn th. Tee oaly three
ava stttnx int Nora~ three days
nrfi<f thar the Senator. Roanoke
sat Centennial
ne Cwwfa had a pleasant voyage
49,. IS - - , /.
wTrs nttSn ss-s
ne trial - J. J. Jolly. ex-ehlsf
< ppsles a Sosrs. for shooting ard
kaasns samuel JsHa~s. WAS begun At
Nern<. Nay s.. an1 snde,i tao weeks
Ter jolly uas acquitted
fellowtnx 10 tn OF-xeo'a psss~n-
~ list. Frank n Richards. Miss
Hsfti< Oieson. Mra William A. fsil-
n~re. f1oreacs Mouxy. Mra NJ A.
H4A9sH~r. Mrs George norrhe-
unss Harold Pore hsnuis. Mrs.. y n
rzfssse. : " Bail. n w wogtey.
Ma stspiess n =. Extsbrook. =. g.
euil.vsn. Hsiph hshsr. Mrs CeofEe
H<sw Mrs 1 G. Alien. a n Mop
hn Mrs Nufsr Bruce. Mrs A. Ffnh.
I'm Mitchell. J. r watsan. q 1.
Eekafd. Mrs. q q. dsais. Judge A.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-26
WAS ROBBED
THEN THROWN
INTO THE BAY.
H. Stead Says -Four Thugs Tried TO MURDER Him
Early This Morning at interbay

Stead sAys that he was waikfQn
near the Great Northern docks Wntn
he was met on the bridge BY touE
men He believes one Of them had .
res oiver Two q the men cs1ght
him BY the arms and the otnerT
took h.s money from him. He tnfa
ths police he had 80 IN gold and sisS
yer
After they had finished searching
him tbs thugs picked their victim OBJ
bodily. according 20 his story, and
threw him over the railing into the
bay Stead says that there Was ne.
response to his cries for help aud ~
had TO make bis way out az best he
could.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-26
MR.. ANDREWS SAD
ERRAND TO HEPPNER

Among the passengers on the Cot
tage City. arriving yesterday from
skagway. was Clarence Andrews.
who was deputy auditor Of this
county a few years ago. Mr.. Ans
drews' wife and three chiidren we're
lost In the flood AZ Heppuer.
lie comes from skaawayl 20 seek
hia wife's body. which has mot yet
been recovered. and To see that the
children are properly buried.e
Mr.. Andrews n well known IN thie
city, where at ons time he Was q
prominent political figure. He Ia a
cousin OF Secretary BaEiey OF the
board OF public works.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-26
BIG DEAL IN THIRD
AVENUE PROPERTY

Tiuothy y. Murray o. Desroii.
Mich, has sold 60 James A. aur-
ray. president - ths American Saw
inss nanx and Trust Company Of
fhis city, seven lots in the vicinity
Of Third avenues and James street
The consideration Was fia4 eio.
The propsrtY consists q two lots
On the uaftheAmt coFnsr % Third sv.
4n9e and James street, tSo On the
rurrer of Fourth avenus ana James
street. and three on ths west side Of
Third aveaas b-twssn James ssd
jefferson streets
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-26
DRAG NET HAULS
IN ELEVEN H0B0ES

ratfoimen mcclure AMI Decker made
e raid on the free lunch saioona Of tho
Washington street district early this
the city jar on charges 81 vegraney.
The officers started NJ tho lever end
81 Washington street and vent
through al the drinking places on the
street. making a general clean up a.
theY vent along
A few trampa who make saloons
their homes Nsfs arrested n each re-
sort and sent 20 the city jail. Several
trips we're made ~ the patrol wagon.
Those who were sent 10 jail we're Ar
thur Price. Robert Easter, Henry IL
ssY. Harry smith. IA Daisren. N.
Nail0y. Jas. Collins. George Western.
Otto omar. Henry Murviek and chas.
Collins.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-26
FUNSTON
IN TOWN

General Trsdsfieh Fauafah. q the
CefsmhlA. with headquarters "a Van
ssavsf. arrived ia th= slsy ssssz ssess-
Inx 81 fpute a. Alaska.
General Funstsa - o. = tassr q In
st.ssetiea - the Nartutls afns rnstH -
his jurisdiction he leaves en the Es~
ssfsiar SAILING tefnurscw Ter Nzidua
General Fuastea wif ~ aaecuipafs-
TED - Ltsafsaaat - J. Mftshsh 40
sias-dsseamr and aAtns Isah Fehtssr.
inspeetof ssasfsi 81 TIE Department. %
Cssiluas.ls- ss wsil az the naeabssn ~
the rnuft martial shass ssasiens VIII
he held 81 eltks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-26

The CORPSE Of Ia nslis. the muf-
aswer who was hanged IN IA~pan
last fanuary. vas shipped throukh
Seattle last Friday under an as
sssrnsf name. and " now 90 lie ~as
Is Montreal for burial A card malt
"a ths I'D Of the shiprins boz con-
tntaing ths cnskst bore an mseflp-
ION stating that within we're ths
rnshnins Of Charles hsefsnsts anu
sk1s sfso rause % death VAS ssuNe-
uafion.~
- - the cause 81 death. the label
r,ay have told the truth. bat II was
IL I4siis's dead baby thai lay be-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-26

After being assaulted and robbed
Of so b. four thugs, II. stead. n
marine fireman who lives ~ Inter
bay. was thrown into the bay and
left 10 drown at $50 o'clock this
morning. That he DID not perish 10
the waves ia not thu fault 81 the
eowardly thieves, II his story f. true.
He told the police OF the alleged
robbery this morning.
The officers AZ the station take tit
tie stock IN the story on account %
the fact that Stead haa on a cry
suit when he made lie report but a
short time after the trouble &C
CURED Al investigation IL being
made. however.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-26
LADY or LAKES HULL
TO BECOME A BARGE

All that IL left II the once trim ara
graceful little steamer Lady 81 the
Lake IN 10 be used hereafter for
scow. Tue ehmrred huik wsz hauled
out on the wsst sssstis wsvs ysss@r-
day whsrs n viii be rebuilt - barge.
The underwriters made a survey Of
the vessel. hut could find no sbsofets
proof of the alleged ineendisfy origin
Of the IRE. The hull Of tha steamer
IL intact bel<-r1he water line but the
machinery Wa'totai loss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-26
F0RGtRY IS CHARGED

Charged with forging The name 81
]. n. Sullivan 20 a chstk fos as On
thz Scandinavian Amsraran bank.
Jean Perry. q iuaxsi,ntar nnn. was ar
fnsfed last night. When asked Ia
wrste HIS name SITTER the ARREST. he
said that he had not been taught
how 20 write. and denied the for
npry
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-26

ton II appears that the woman l.
Slightly temeufsd After the report
Of her tims pp~aF1nc~ had been made
to The police q report vas reeslved
at the station thai a woman Eho
answered the description az the
fF.fssfng woman. waa giving the
street car men tFouble 40 the corner
~ Eighth avenue and Ieuora street.
standing on the car tracks when
Ina On staying there.
Several times TIE woman was
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fnsIiy disappeared.