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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-30
VVRETCHED SERVICE
ON GREENLAkELINE
Passengers Packed and Squeezed Into the Cars Till They
Faint Away Inprovsment Club Protest in Public Meeting
and Will Demand More Cars

A street car service 10 grossly in.
adequate aH To- have become inhu-
mane has caused the residents ~
Green Lake O. riss in arms against
the Seattle Electric company.
a. the reEuinr meeting n the
Green Lake Improvement club last
night oase 81 nn Overcrowded cHi
that was cruelty itseif. wHa report
ed BY y = Huaid. o. member of the
club. who waa one ~ the many an
fortunate victims ~ the electric com
pany's wtstehrd service.
Mr. Heald stated that he was
aboard the car leaving Green Lake
AZ o'clock yesterday morning that
hy the time II reached Fremont. iz'
fares we're rung 49, and that on
ear built - carry hut &c persons.
This people were damned in ef
tight said he. "that when We ar
rived ht Fremont a printed named
haaael tainted dead away
THE car had a. BE- stopped and
Iiassrl Nas carried Out onto ths
boulevard. where. after Eotne difh'
Guilty. be WRs revived
while thiH is the most serious case
reported. almost every memter pres
Ont AZ the meeting last night hsd a
story a. tell - similar inennveni.
ences Some told them. others. who
had learned % grin aud bar held
their peace However all Fainsd in
CrY fuf better service.
A repuft II at investigation COM
mltise showed that before TIE strike
there wae ksmiuutr service ON the
line The service now T. about ~
minutes This T. caused b. length
eninE the iifna far making the found
trip 30 puliiuF OF ears ffaia TIE run.
lfefnrs the strike the schedule was
auoh that car made the round trip
In ~ minutes Under the present
~ heduie The FdnHd tfin T. made In
- minutes. aHd the crews on the
line state that fhey have O. xii All
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-30
BRENERTON IS
TO BE PURGED
AS Result of Good Offices of Seahie's Committees
the Navy Yard Town VIII Taboo the
Offending Groggeries

the Puget sound navy yard a. the
Hrsmrrtun citizens themselves. We
came here. rot to force you q do
cur bidding. but 20 Aid yqu as nlueh
a. possible We naw consider nfem.
prton. and aiwaYs viii as a suburb
Of the Queen city ~ the snuna .
His speech Wss appiAuded BY the
ff-fn1ersar fs~nrie srr~rrf
AZ from the heFinninx u the
trouble the three fee aicitrAut eaeH-
elimsn -DrieeaiI. fianbennick ard
rseitn tried o. retsrd ths work u the
COMMITTEES by maintaining that the
statement Of Secretary Moody meant
that he wished 81 saloons in nFefa-
srfnh closed. They gave as their et-
euss f1F not coming into lire snau-
er that the council had received NJ
official notice frum the navy depart
msnt a. n what Il desired - Hrsm-
srtan Mayer cFextnn declared that
he would not stern an agreement 70
close all Hremeft0n saloons a. that
vas not the wish. he believed 6f -
per rent ~ the people ~ iircmeftan.
or - the navy department The
compromise. a. shown IN the tels-
gram sent 10 Washington. was then
effected
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-30
THINKS HE
Is DEAD

Jerome Gachet. Frenchmun. was
taken 20 the county jail THE morn
inR by Deputy Hhefiffs Quilter and
Chandler upon an Insanity COM
plant sworn TO BY J. ~ Jouion-
Roche. French vice consul Of this
city The insane man was found
standing on street corner lie
made no objection 20 being arrested.
as he Imagined that he was dead
and that the deputies were only TAX.
Ing him 10 a celestial tailor to be
measured for an outfit of white
robes.
The consul says that the man has
been botherina him for nearly two
years by coming to his office and
ifnploriuE his aid TO collect $4,000
from the Northern Pacific Railway
Company, which Gachct imaEiueH
he has been awarded by z court as
dana ges FOR his own death tn n rail-
way accident
Gachct II not violently insane. but
since he has become convinced that
he IL dead he has developed a mania
for telling at length and irreRnrd.
less Of time or place, all the troubles
he thinks he had while he was in
the land OF the living
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-30
RESOLUTION ADOPTED

Now, therefore. Bs Il resolved by
the city council Of the City Of Sc
attic. a. follows.
See. THAT the city engineer. to-
gether with the board Of health. be
and thsy are hereby Instructed 10
AZ once Investigate the needs ~ the
city u Seattle In the respect aforc-
said. aud prepare estimates Of the
cost Of establishing and maintain
Ing a suitabl system for the collee-
ton and disposition ~ garbage with
ia the limits of the city Of Seattle,
and report 20 the city council all
facts 70 ascertalned."
This left tho opponents Of munic.
ipai ownership OF cremat0ries no lea
to rtsnd on. - the - uncil decided q
adept the resolution without IN,
pyrotechnlc display ~ orator. that
always heretofore has been wit
messed the minute the words gar
baRe' or "crematory" were men
toned IN the city council
Councilman James. however, whe
was 10 earnest in an attempt 90 be-
friend Mr Yaw recently In The
council. could not refrain from tell
ING how he IL going 20 vote against
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-30

men ANTICIPATED fiefefe reaching
this city. the Seattle men had been
open in their expression u a feeling
that the people ~ BfsnsFtnu would
receive them with hostility. bat. on
the contrary. they wsfe welcomed
With arsn arms.
After the Seattle committee men
hsd sasfsf4iase "a tlisif ssssFk tie tsfesss-
effon Commercial cipb gave them a
dinner. Afterwards = general meet
Ing vas held IN FunterHai hall, a.
whieh the citizens expressed their
thanks for the excellent work Per
formed By the Seattle chamber ~
commerce. affirminE that Il had done
more IN = day 10 bring the Fscaici-
trant cnunciImen into proper action
than the BrsmertaH citizens bad
been able 20 DO in sin munshs. TIE
sentiments 81 the committee were
probably best expressed ~ ex-Guvs
McGraw. the chairman. He sai4
We are extremely Ntatin@d al the
happy manner IN which the Brsm-
erton business men have helped Ne
10 bring about results" he said.
We people Of Seattle believe that
We have as great OF more patriotic
iuterest-Yee and selfish Interest. IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-30
OGDEN IS
PREPARED

OGDEN. Utah. May - .--presidsut
IkfssssFsii stops ~ ogden this after
faoan 81 hia way from salt Lake Il
Laramie Wyo.
Arriving trains brought hundreds
q visitors DESTROYS 81 seeing the
chief executive ~ the nation and Of
raftictpaiinE IN the welcome pre-.
pared for him. The city IL patriot
lraiif decorated and everything il 81
readiness Tor his reception
The programme Includes drive
a fhrp. niios about the city and the
delivery OF an address ob a stand
eferted 10 city HIall square. The
hraaul children are 10 BE- assembled
IN Lester park IN order 90 Gee and
- seen by the president m his drive
abeaf fhs city
Thn president viii speak about =
fainHisa A procession 81 rough
fiaefs has been organised 60 escort
the presidential party shout t0wr,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-30

h tialasa that there 4 nat a naii
in the sutlfe guaf slfuefufe
The tabernacle D. 10 fsFf vide.
- feet IONS ard % feet hiEh and
has wonderful aruHHfie hfuprftira
that have eiicited enthusiastic praise
ff~m such artists 30 Patti. Mriha
Psderewakt ard Huusa
This i ffn largest - the tao Nor
mon ruHeftuE houses iH t'tsh. Whue
TIE Mafmans are pffu8 - their
tabsfuarls. thsy are suii rfuudnr.
u anfthius. - their strand organ.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-30
A CHILD
POISONER

Los ANGELES. May -. GLADYS
MAiiard. n years Old. has been Ak
ing sNHtsmatte attempts Go poison
T. D ward his Wifc and five visit
crs With arsenic ana powdered glass
she b. the adopted child % Afa
Ward
Last Mnndsy Mrs ward enter.
tAinrd visitors All were taken iil
after eating straN berries The dee
taf thought that paris kfeen had
been used. hgf the child NaA not
suspected AID resumed the poisson
ing plot
The neat day she put paiaon IA The
asparagus and the tea, Mrs. Ward
nearly luat her life.
Suspicion waa aroused and
Gladys Was questioned she pro-
tested she KEGS nathsas ass ths on =
Ger called and pat handouts ga her
Issea she bfukr down and euufuss
ed She sasd shs Nanted 10 srs hos
Il acted tn humans. az she y as Used
70 kili Wild eats that way,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-30

A. forecast in The Star yesterday
me city council last night, IN special
meeting an a committee Of the winnie,
decided 20 adopt Murphy's resola-
ton providing for an investiga''on
~ the city engineer and the boasd
81 health % methods Of gnFbass col
lection aud destruction with q sleN
~ the .i.ssaats establishment of g.
municipal seageHger system In Be-
attic.
t.ast night Murphy introduced bic
Substitute for the resolution intro
duced ~ HIN last Monday night.
The substitute provides for the IN
xsstlgnflon of RarbaRe disp 5nal by
other meaustas sell aE by ere m lon.
the resolution II az follows;
whereas. The city 81 Seattle IL
a$the prevent time without any sat 70
lafacfory system for the collection ~
garbage and the destructiondra the
ssW ~ eaa. The immediate esfab-
ilshnent 81 a modern system for the
eoIiertion and destruction q Rarb-
eee " irnpefatlves demanded BY the
citizens and taxpayers Of said city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-30
LITERARY CUSS"

The defendant in this ease seems
Is be what ktpIius terms literary
saes ard foF that reason AtH
chase may have - decree e aIyoFrs
an ground Of uun spprnFt. JadEs
Tallfnan said thls morning III fuu-
asfimg his dreistan ln the suit q
Mra f-vilia ghaas against clyde
sehott chase foF tiyuros
afs. chase testified 10 effect that
her husband su~nt hsa time n uttt
ina asies - hrs htse rYwN and Ketdsu
hair. Instead ~ warkinE te his her
bread. butter ard spring honnsts
she said ~ imagined that hs was
q nFcat literary genius and preferred
. eufnposs sanustH ana write siufirz
that ~ conidnf sell O. EuinE e.
Nafs fpf a aztaff in 4 hastHrss
..sslSp ~ rss.,s... sss.,,s,i. ~ w..
II sasis.s=-sia = s7faS 4issssffllsf11s sfsf1
y here the youna people have been
living since thsff marriage in tsaN.
testified that chase dta nnthiaE but
Hifesm and thlnk al fay iouK
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-30
PRESIDENT SPOKE IN
FAMOUS TABERNACLE
Marvellous Building in Mormon CITY Sheltered Saints
and Sinners Allie

SALT LAKE City. NAY - taps-
ciall The big Mormon fabarnn ie
wherein President Roosevelt "a
tfsssed the Saints and sinners 81
salt Lake eltg todas. L enc - the
uusi unique buildings ia the United
States u wiii Neaf comfortably
about paaa pefHnfla. aud l. tsH can
crowd hsueath to huge turtle back
"a ftuf
THIS baiitinH stands within the
famous Iauuis square - "Hian r
NAs commenced IN isaz and cosr b
pleief in ApfN itfa Next O. the
tsfNha Central depot ia Nse YatE n
has the lafswsi neif supporting roof
N America This rasf l. bssiit on o.
iAfeiY Il SD Nnihrs Ruts seayc~
Ia ltah lH ths faYs when fnfs su.sf
was made - the BIG tFszsa Rafk
sa- pinned tuErthef with hardwood
pFEs and haund stih rsahide. u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-30
BARK EDITH is WRECKED
Il OF Her CREW DROWNED
Lumber Laden Vessel 1875 Days Out of Port Lud
low Went Down Australian CoaSf--Capfain
and 10 of Crew MiSSing-8 Are Rescued

eahsErsn bark Edh nS
on cable eight
and landed
captain and 10 % the miss
lumber under
Francisco Her Insurance OWNS 70
tbs q time since she had been reported had advanced 10 ~
~ the rescued the
Al obtained
= frequently carried u"
pvevnt trip
h chartered TINS itt a."
definitely local marine
Ludlow Admiralty inlet shoet 10 miles south 81 fe
Townsend.
CooKruwN. ssfhe shtp waien from
New York fekeeaua oSsd % today aas an I'm ,s
compelled 70 cttison t peteh 81 hef ests
she had board eight Ct he 81 the bark k sh
fremt
the Eath and u her missing Inc
laden saund for Port ftffe
rescued sailors landed The north.
saeas marked en the man and ~ Il pre-"
bound the bead
nearest sise = Na-
a . about soe inhabitants
the sffisa 81 the
heavy Thnse
80
arrive" that much money =. -,
Newell Co the overdue brokers' aid
Ia oss on GO New Caledonia"
q having been bu,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-30

which aflsss from the center - ths
choir Ealiefs - the Hrsi end ~ the
tafiasus This Instrument D. - hf
- feet and q feet hiKh. ~ contains
aiza nirra The eust. iueiuninE Re-
pairs e. date has been tiiaega. i
Ms buiii undNf the dlrvctiuu IF
Joseph ~ KidKes. one 81 tho aflKi
raj Mormon afsunauta - California
and chiefly % native woods cut IN
the neafhF canyons under the ne.
~ tiHs@7 x guslzaz.
fisfhefrd within thiH hie tsitsfs
baels 60 hear President Roosevelt
Nffe Nufmuus aEe usnti'es vefefs
ass - fhs indian Feaf# the q a Il.
TaffeXa Rough Riders the Utah
battery which did such good work
~ thH Philippines representatives.
ffnm al the ufaauissfilns - the
MaFHtan prifrthnad asa ~ ciaHsss
iffVreefive Of color ~ creed Pres
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-30

will bs held. The grafton win he
deiiyered by former Judge Richard
Osborn.
~ 2 o'clock IN the afternoon the
sfsfe= Of the Grand Army cemetery
will b. decorated. In accordance
with the -honored custom. A
salute OF three volleys will be fired
over the graves OF the dead soldiers.
Each organization viii furnish a
firing squad,
The members OF the George II.
Faftson camp of Arauiah- American
war vsterans VIII assemble at the
arln1ry az . o. clock tomorrow morn
tag. preparatory 70 participating IN
the Memorial day parade.
Civilian dress VIII be worn by all
save the firing squad, which viii APP
pear in the uniform Of the Organiza-
ton
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-30

submerged the street railways house
and only q few cars are running.
The electric light plant viii probably
Be out by Night. leaving the city in
darkness.
The water plant is being protected
only by vigorous work. Three hum
dfsd Of the finest homes ia the city
had - be- abandoned during the
night Hundreds are llving IN tents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-30

demand IN the most fOTcefui LAM
gunEe change FOR the better
II this ls % no avail. the members
~ the club promise 10 use more drAs-
tic measures
Considerable routine business Was
transacted a. the club meeting. af-
ter which adjournment for two
months FOR the summer vacation Was
taken. The committees however,
VIII remain ~ work and VIII keep up
the fight Tor better street car ser
vice.
When a Star reporter asked II any
report ~ the Incident ou this ear
had been made at the once Of the
Seattle Electric company. he Waa
Informed that no report had been
made - the crew Of the car.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-30

the tine they can on the trip and
then often have % walt from n
10 minutes a. Woodlawn station. IN
order not % run ahead Of time
These employees state that faster
service schedule would not only give
better Service. but would make Il
easier fer them as we'll.
The franchise committee reported
that letters written to gupsrinten
dent kempster Of the Seattle Eiee.
tric company. had never even been
noticed by him either BY an answer
~ hY a change IN the schedule
The COMMITTEES Was then instruct
20 u write direct 10 President
Fufth Of the electric company. ana
after laying before hisa the many
complaint ~ Green Lake residents
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-30

Another Improvement club has
folned the majority Of like clubs Of
fhe city IN their fight for garbage
eolIectlon and cremation system
ewned and controlled BY the city.
As forecaafad IN The Star yester-
aav the Green Lake Improvement
s-inf, l0inea Ia the fight ~ unaui
raousiy passing the following resolu-
slon Al ia regular meeting last
night.
sResoived BY the Green Lake Inn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-30

IN LINE
Green Lake Club Favors the Municipal
Seavenger System as the Murphy
Resolutions

provement club. That Il lndorses the
position taken by Councilman Muir
ply on the garbage question, and
further
That Il n the sense Of this club
that the city should own and operate
all necessary HyHtemg for the dis.
poaaf Of garbage in the city. and
further
THAT e commendH the action of
Mayor Humea In vetoing the bill
known as the Yaw franchise.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-30
SALT LAKES
CELEBRATION

SALT LAKE CITY. Utah. stay -
The welcome which Utah gave TO
President Roosevelt waa quite IN
keeping alfh that ~ other arnisrn
states uoiss ~ human voices. steam
whistles could make a. and a. cor
&C. 81 wnrtH az 81 other manitoba i
iiugIa 81 patriotic ias
This Vicinity ~ the Oregon Shcrt
Lime Htatien was d~aneiY crowded
upon the arrival 81 the presidential
special The president vas cordial.
~ greeted D. Governor Wslla, Sen
HtorH ksarns ana Hflanat. Mayor
Thompson ard other dtknitarieu ~
state and city The president wsH
escogtsd to the ssrni6n Tahrfusci@.
where he delivered HE address. b a
parade o. military ard civic socie-
ties
Main. State. brigham and other
streets through which the pfoesealrn
passed were sayiy decorated. and
the sidewalks. windows ard roofs
we're packed with cheering spec
iatuFH
SALT LAKE. May ss-The presi-
dent addressed ~ Hnn FafaHIa fn the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-30
(spwlAl to star

fSECEt IA TO star
BREMEHTpN. Wn.. Afny -
We. the mayor and AT meFn-
h 81 the coancil - ths town
Of Bremerton. 30 hereby agree
thai no license shall be issued
leading from the town wharf IN
Hremsrfan 10 the east gate Of
the navy gard and that i fbe
navy department. requires Il. 40
license shall BE- issued Tor any
saloon IN the town o. Bfsmsrtou
during cur term % Office
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-30
SN0QUALMIE NOW A CITY

A. result OF an election held
THERE yesterday the town " Eno-
quaimie r. nov a city of the fourth
class Forty Nutru were cart
for. and 20 against Incorporation,
According % the election returns
nled Win The cnunlY commissioning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-30
BANK CLEARINGS
HURT BY STREET CAR

The s-yeer-oid son ~ o. Samson
WAS knocked down by ballard
Fremont car al the corner of HAil=
road avenue and Wilbert street this
afternoon. The little fellow was not
badly injured and was taken To his
home near by.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-30

The above telegram. signed ~ the
mnyor and eouueiImen 81 BrsFuertun.
and sent 70 the secretary Of the navy
yesterday. r.. IN brief. the result ~
the visit Of the Seattle chamber n
commerce % this city. yesterday.
The good wofk done BY the Seattle
bu 'ess men Vas created than eth
or q. p OF the Brsmerfon business
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-30
WILL SEND
NO SHIPS To
B B!|E|y!ER||T|0 ON

suppressed na coon - e ear b. done
lawfully. Acting seefriafy - TIE
Nav pafitux. A. taaafa to-day naae
the following ofiielat announcement
"1ndar present eandllipus. 40 vee=
ST. viii he cent 10 the Puget Apnud
navy yard al urvfuertau Ws~h
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-30

this morning the following were the
hueceruful candidates for municipal
Office James stfauf. mayor. NJ.
Riley treasurer. Herman whiting.
WIN. Mcleod, G. I. Summers. 4. y.
kinsey and John Lawson. council
men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-30

iasst Roosevelt hsd free nrcrHs t.
- - hafuaclr assembly hail. and
n fact an tbs buildings ~ fhs
ffuHslF Hquare. saFs TIE temple a..
salf ~ THE structure since d was
bed .ated. no Gentle has ever tnad
- 4 art aside for the 1eeses
HsfsifHauees ~ TIE Mormon church
aaa nonn huf Mofmans in Foasi
sfa8aiuE bearing duis Signed aua
is.si'fse6 csftineaies from thels
issHfn1p@s arr permitted 20 pass -
8eafs
-
tabsrnacis to-day Ne spoke prin
snaify ON Irrigation Secretary
Maasts follows AMI made n hiE hli
~ promising "a name one % the nse
hssiirahipa Utah"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-30

WASHINGTON. n G. May SIN
spite % the fact that the city soun-
ell % BremeEton. backed hY she
chamber ~ commerce e Seattle.
ASS wired assurances that pxwNsEfi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-30

Steamer SAINTS ftafbara sailed this
morning Cor San Franctacn and Cal
lfufnia points The iarNef raffinu q.
her cargo consisted 20 lumHef fns
san Pedro. she carried but fess
passengers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-30

Collier Edith sails this afternoon
for san Francisco. She has a cargo
Of :. zoo tons Of coal
Steamer city Of puehla sailed this
morning for san Francisco with 10
laakanaern.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-30

the adoption Of even the substitute
resolution. lie sad he an not be-
eeve in municipal oWnershin Of ere
iuattries OF other garbage dislusa q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-30

The Nome liner Indiana II due to
reach this port tonight from San
Francisco. where she has been load
ing portion Of her cargo for her
first trip north. She VIII leave this
city for Nome June ..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-30
SENTENCED

Z TLLENsDURG. wn., May a.
The following sentences We're pro-
nouueed by Judge Rudkln this
morning w. X. Crawford nan-
slaughter, one year y. Frohwork,
grand larceny. four years, r. Jones,
forgery two years l.. Carpenter and
r. eNry, robbery, two years each.
All business was suspended this
Afternoon so that the people could
hear A. r. Black explain the high
line canal proposition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-30
FLOOD IN
KANSAS

TOPEKA. Kan, Nay 2s.-Ths
kaw river 10 rising an zach an hour.
u left lts banks this morning. food
Ing 30 houses The street railway
bridge IL down OF one end and viii
probably be swept away. Many
families are moving their effects in
boats All the mills and packing
houses IN the flooded district are
shut down.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-30

DIES MONIES. Iowa. MAY zss-- Al
Though the water IL slightly lower.
serious breaks in the ieVeee make
the situation worse The water has
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-30

rSaEa6 tiff. asua Ray Er.-4tf ne
Missouri aud kaw rivers continue 10
rise The Rock Island and the
Union Pacific service between here
and Topeka has been aba ndnned
Residents of Arsef tains. Armour-
dale and Kansas lgty. kan. con-
tinue 70 Nacatc their onsandeFea
huafHsH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-30

DIES MONIES. loss. May a.
Rivers are recediuk n ali parts q
the state. The damage here viii
reach half a milsou dollars.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-30
ESCAPESP PRISON
By M4RRYiNG
GIRL He WR0NGED

Cecil Chrisfiangon. a feYeaF-oif
Eirl Tor hasa seduction william
Nafsan. e middle rAgrI uaaa. vas
- HaasFaa Yesterday Wun
- "a = =. 4.
14s5sss. 8sH7rf---
Judge 0snFre this flufntua
81 NisA ~ the young gtgis cnndi-
gisn Watsan saH promised immunity
from punishment for b. offence on
condition that b. marry her forth
safh.
Hs vas brought 10 the eitY last
hlEht by Deputy sheriff Geek Hnd
spent the nlNhg in me county jail
1he young aifl.a father was present
al the mafftaEr
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Steamer s1Hss gify h aae - reach
fhlcs city teulsht from Valdez.
Steamer city 81 Topeka vii ar
Ffxs funfffflE ffs4fst HNaEaay
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The Kaw river. Is IS great rise
has cut through the farm west ~
Nefth faisesa. ma King = new chan
nel into Soldier Creek and leaving
North Tupska- with lfs IsxsQ inha ~
itants an island. which promises to
~ permanent.
State reports are serious In more
than e. towns the people have haa
houses
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CHICAGO. May 2a.-wheat, 70 "a
70 ish-s.
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SALT LAKE. May as-Ths presi-
dent addressed lg.g9a people in the
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WEATHER FoRGcAsr-teneht and Saturday,
~, y. shevsrsl eeeisr sunday, probably tarl