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The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1903-01-07
ABOUT TOWN

Go to the Botica del Aguila for
Lowney's candies.
A new line of nobby neckwear at
Mrs. H. Bollack's.
4 number of real estate transfers
are reported today
4 stock of the famous Lowney's
bonbons Just received at Botica del
Aguila.
4 line Of fine box stationery has
been received at the Botica del
Aguila.
Inc many friends of John Daily
are pleased 70 learn that he still
continues to improve.
The remains Of the late Antonio
Yznaga were taken up today and
placed in the new family vault.
For pure and rich honey from
the Galveston Ranch Apiary, 60 to
Layton d HaIey's; 10 cents, T. S.
coin, per gallon. lwk-
The schooner Lake Austin was
alongside the steamer this after
noon. taking off freight. The ex-
press from tie ship will come up
this afternoon.
Just received at the Botica del
Aguila an assortment of fine perfum-
ery. and toilet articles. Also some
beautiful japanese brasses. Call
and see them.
Brownsville is getting too adj
vanced to tolerate hide yards inside
the city limits any longer. These
odorous establishments should be
bauished from the thickly settled
parts Of the town.
On Friday morning, the two dis
tinguis.ed visitors at present with
the Oblate Fathers of this city,
namely: Rev. Father Lefeore,
Provincial II She United States
branches of the Oblates, who re-
turns to his home in Lowell, Mass,
and Rev. Father Constantineau,
who goes t, San Antonio, Texas, to
found ia that city a seminary for
the education of young men for the
Catholic priesthood, of which insti-
tuition Father Constantineau will
be president. On the way the two
Fathers will visit the Oblate houses
OF RIO Grande and Roma, etc.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1903-01-07

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 7, 1903.

The public is hereby notified that
carriers Of The HERALD are not au-
thorized to sell copies Of the paper,
as they deliver only to regular sub
scribers. Anyone knowing of car
riers selling the paper will confer a
favor by informing the editor of the
fact. Extra copies are sold at THE
HERALD ofiice.-EDIToR HERALD.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1903-01-07
NOTICE.

/ will dispose of my entire stock
of cattle, horses, sheep and goats,
at private sale for cash. They will
be ready for inspection after Jan
uary lst., 1903, at my ranch six
miles north of Brownsville. For
particulars, apply to
MIS-. J. /. p. FRANKLIN,
Brownsville, Texas
12-27, 10ds.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1903-01-07
DEADLY SLEEPING SICKNESS

Sleeping sickness" an almost
inyariable fatal disease, likened to
menengitis and contagious, is rag
ing with such violence in Ugonda,
Africa. that 10000 are estimated to
have succumbed to it. Its further
spread north is a menace to Egypt.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1903-01-07

Owing to the rapidly increasing
dimensions of vessels, it has be-
come imperative for the River Clyde
to be Strengthened, deepened, and
widened in the vicinity Of the va
rious shipbuilding yards, in order
to facilitate the launching OF large
vessels. The project has been con-
templated for some time past, but
if will have to be undertaken i'm
mediately, as the two new Cunard
liners, which are to be the largest
vessels ahoat, are to I've built upon
the Clyde, if possible. Construction
in the Clyde yards, however, can
only be carried out By improving
the river, to obtain the necessary
launching accommodation.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1903-01-07
BELGIUM To PUNISH
PROFANITY

After a prolonged debate the Bel
gian chamber Of deputies passed
the government bill inAicting pen
alties upon any one convicted OF us
ing indecent or profane language in
any public place or at a meeting.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1903-01-07
FRESH AIR CURE SUCCESSFUL

The open air hospital for poor
children of Berlin has proven sue
cessful. The patients spend twelve
hours daily in the pine forests,
taking lessons, gymnastic exercises,
meals, maps, ETC., in the open air.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1903-01-07

The town that does not sustain a
good paper will never sustain itself.
1t will die of dry rot as certain as
such a policy IS pursued.-Dallas
Home Advocate
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1903-01-07
Announcement.

To accommodate those who are partial
20 t.lo use Of atoEiizers in applying hguiCs
into the nasal passages for catarrhal trci'-
b1ss. the prcprietors prepare Creasl calm n
liquid form, which viii be known IS Fly's
LIQUID Cream Balm. Price -acluding the
spraying tube is 20 cents. Druggists or by
nail. The liquid form embodies the med
icinai properties of the solid preparation. /,
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1903-01-07

- q ['.3.-.rc'i quickly yields 10 tre.
men l.g z.Jy.; cream Balnn, which IS agree
ab,- a-5u3-.. = Is received through H.
--s;7.ls. cic.-..>es aud heals the whole sl.G-
le,o JFec Mil;el. ). diSuses itself. Druggists
sell the 90. size; Trial size by mail, 10
cents. Test i sd you are sure to continue
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1903-01-07

12-2T.1 0ds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-19
asrsl nss..srsn. orsn

The Royal restaurant ~ sfs First
avenue. which has been closed for
aofne time undergoing an extensive
ovefhaulinR. reopensd today newly
decorated and completely refittsd
from cellar 20 roof. Everything
about the place IL new. all the old
furniture and the entire Kitchen out
NJ having been sold 90 the junk
deaiera. Even the massive ranges
and bakery oven we're torn out and
replaced with what IL probably the
nnest and unnat modern equipment
on the coast The formal opening
OF the second Moor. which has been
siaborateIy fitted up with private
dining rooms and a banquet hall for
bAnaustR. parties. etc. viii occur
Saturday svesing. IS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-19
MUST :.
AID THE STATE


Ths presseailuE attorneys effies has
secured the asslatan,s q the poiies
IN hfinstnE e ltlstieu las easn pho q
- believed have for sams tims past
t.'sn snsasrd IN tbs diAboiieai prsetie~
II tsbatse niHs utfls kits Va she shan
~ town a. ths fves q rae strsss
Deputy rfusscuftnE Attorney kfiets.
On company ~ith police offtesf. Hfssat
several hnnfs In susntg tavn last
uiEat. Aud iaash sdditinaaf ssisisnss
essl,s,Fsss ts... sss.- as, :. ..4t,S. s.ss.
ss-ssa..ss4 49, rs iass+=fsisE sass+sfss -
secured. sc ~sll - rogaiusiFs ssidsnrv
against Esvsfai ether men uha havv
not 81 bssn ARRESTED
The afflc~rw has difficulty IN Heeurs
ina lfofusa tiuu last nlsht On account
II tas rxIaetaaes q pafstus 20 tAikz
After Mr. kftste had explained. how
svss. that Re had 40 desire 70 taks
any child fram itn paFeats. put sluspiF
wasted e isafn facts. be bad no fur
ther aIfftraity.
We ~tii act Try 60 tahs chliaren
nsay ftofn any sas." said be this
nsnfulns II The parents aiil erms for
ward ard sha~ that fhsY have bssn
isuersut % ths arpaliins cvntiiifns
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-19
LXDERHORK
NOT LOST
LONG OVERDUE SHIP REACHES
pElAeoA nay

The british I.ydcfhurn erert int
noiagua bay last niEht. after voy
axe ~ ibe days from ballard shs
had been driven miles cut u hcl
course by severe storms. and AZ
times vas ia serious danger
Grave fears have been entertain
ed for the safety of the vessel part
y on account of the length ~ time
she had been At sea. but primarily
because uf the undinK months ago.
AZ Quatsinu. % little piece ef
board from the stern Of a ships boAt.
marked with the word Liverpool.
Lumber ffom ships eafKu was
also picked up On the beach about
The Same time II Vas Immediately
sufmised that the wrsekAke was
from the isydcrhoru. as she hailed
frum Liverpool and Was laden With
. cargo 81 lumber. shipped At the
Stlmnon mills
when she was first offered for re-
insurance there Was but little piay
on her, but " T.. listed OF the local
reinsurance offiee 81 n A Newell
a Co, has been 80 outnpokcn and
FIRM Ia his belief that the tydefh0fn
would arrixes that during the last
few days many specuiaturs have
placed eansidsFHhls sums on her.
playing her to arrive. iier reinsnr-
anee rates Nsre quoted AZ Is per
cent.
A local mornins paper. Published
10 hours after the arrival Of the
vessel printed as news the fact that
she was overdue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-19

Specials

HoYa GOLF cars Actually worth
Ne Friday 5z...sss.,.sstt.t 1be
AUTUMN VIOLET TOILET SOAP
cakes b. d boz afp value Friday,
pee boa ...a44...as ssss.sss Dc
8-ikCtf WIDE FANcY Silk NJ X
HlhHON pc value Friday Sec
WHITE KID LEATHER BELTS
Nickel buckle. Mo value. Friday.
LADIES Losg WHITE NULL
TIER Worth Sc. Friday Ice
90 AND &c LEATHER HbLfh-
Choice Friday .tsat ..ss9s..ss 38e
sgfNCH LONG STRINGS PRETTY
BEADS 49, value Friday 21e
PRETTY EMBROIDERED LAWS
COLLAR AID ctFF WAIST
SETS co. value. Friday .. 25e
LADIES FAaT BLACK Lihisb
gf0HER- aoo value Friday loo
Chill DnEN - ZINE RIBBED
HisAMLEHs HOEE-Aii sizes reg
uiaf zpo value Friday. Per pair
....54....4..... 4,....... ..45s...4s l2isc
nLuE AND WHITE PERcALEs-
Regular tas value Friday 49,. 7n
PULL STANDARD LIGHT PRINTS
Friday -.rsss-s ses.sssssfsrssstss De
HcOTcIi LAWNS Past eolored pat
terms 20 value ....zs.s+ss4ls.s.= 3ise
f.ADlgN pERcAlsB AID CHAM.
BRAY HffS noSSErs- Regular -
PRETTY BLK MIDGET TIES pe
value. Friday .,...s.. .......-s...se
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-19
PAYNE MAY
BREAK DOWN

WARRINGTON. y. g.. June a. las
Metraif until yesterday Hupefintsnd
ent ~ the money order division ~ the
puatoffire department. had lensth5
Interview Nith Postmaster General
Payne this morning iic know featsf-
day that hia conduit wa under inNsH-
tigntiaH. but had no suspicion ~ his
removal until he received notification
whiir a. che dinner table last Hisht
There IL disposition on the part Or
some 10 question: the accuracy ~ the
Information upon which Payne hrtea,
as Metsaif VAS pf8iagr % Allison
rnyuoH ffisnda fear he 10 au the verge
u nervous prustraiioH lie iesis keen
b the burden af criticism Yesterday
evening he broke down completely
while attempting "a answer a question
ia the Mrtesf case.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-19
HAPPENINGS
ABOUT TOWN

n. piymaie and Tom lark were
arrested bY ratnolman ". q. Huh
bard iast uiFht for making n sun
piay ia the Parts house. on RiRth
avenue south Lark b. alleged f.
have drawn the weapon. When he
NaH arrested no gun was found. but
the Hoabhare WAS taken ffnm hin.
Rev ~ A. Matthews, - =. vii
deliver a lecture 60 women uniF neti
Friday afternoon At $50 O'Clock
June 18th The lecture viii be IN
titled. The Home In RociHfy af 70
clafy IN the Home " hieh p Every
liaay lu the city Il cordially Invited.
H. William, = hack driver ana
FRED Swanson. we're arrested late
last night on a ehefRe % hrhtinE
{. II. Wilson. a confirmed usrt o.
morphine. Was arrested early thiH
morning hy Phtfoimen Hun and
TAnskeH. on a charge 81 stealing old
luck lie u Nfil knupu To the pc
lice AZ ednpa fiend
y. FseapihS auh from the tank ~
aasaiine launch 81 the foot OF Gem
dsetieut street. ixnitsd this morning.
causing a IRE rs which several NE
afsserxsra aars hufHrs aad TIE
'ss.ad wafk - the boat badly arofchs
~ THe engineers hands ana fneF
.Aefs burned in puttinx out hs
flames
N. ii smith. Janon Ames ard John
March. mo the police cay are hnee
tsssveas we're arrested on Main
.fg.st last night 10 city Detectives
reuuafit ara RyFnrH TIE offiorfs
= ~ made the arrest nay the men
aiefe working Main street Tot al
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-19
MARINE NEWS


4 new and elegant launch. owned ~
eiliott Peterson ana chrialsned the
Athena. will be- pat IN commission stf,
the hay within n week She was built
~ the ), = = ltaat. nuiialnH company
at intefhaY az eoat 81 sew She i
deem
Naval uug Fortune arrived FROM
iifemeftou this morning
faCiac mall steamship Aztec
which IL under charter ta the North
western Commercial company, ~
expected o. set away 90 Nome late
toniEht with the greatest earEa that
ever left for the his mininH camp.
Jehn isascue. manager oe the North
western siberian ana Northwest .
efn Commercial eompaa isA. Eoca t.
Namr and siberia on fhe Astsr "a
rup.riutend the companies inter
ests az those places
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-19

witch have been IN ssistehef. ana ~tii
assist ua IN hstaEsaa tae suiiiy PARTIES
81 sFsat ~ viii 80 an Ne can 10 assist
thsfa est II there aFs anf fNreats
xsallis II criminal negtset. uha trf %
aefsAt the snas II Iilsflcs ~ haiairs
haak facts. - ~ rnnspiriuE with The
scdaesrs - thrit children. not a stone
all b. Jeff untufnsa IN an sffsft 10
hriaE them. ~ urii 80 ths human
fisisas, % iassHss
psnAffN f'fes. yatlne Attorney Hsiste.
80. -. s...ss,a ..s ..4,ysa s.,.,,rsSg -
80 sss@ssaf fa%ii sEahFiai. Naa fzfsliaa
formed a. - tss aisra q alads - "
rafrhsn uas - ths avu arrested
fatehsns Fanfn. ahsfs Yrvaitirz
crimes are AiisEsd - have bs.n eosus
nlftsd. - above restaurant Al its
H4llfcad avsnus Ths anaa Msrtef
salecu IL AZ iNa H3iifusa Neenue ard
ths ipsisins seuss zaexs u iH - 90
iirrtY dlffetsat haiiairn frasa The ous
In shirh Fnfehfn Funruad
u uauif Ne iinpessit.ts re the shild-
res O. have sntssxa pateh~n'e FpAsn
frem tbs Nataon The los1sina b asss
shave ths EauK ftarfzsF Maia1n hss 80
ensfance 90 that usss assfrins "a - H..
10 II need net nsss fhfesaEh ths sals,uH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-19

there was IN H. bessln9 from
every one they met
~. Haito. o. barber who has q shop
a. the lower end 81 the city, was
this morning charged sith employ :
luR a barber who had not passed
the state bhrhefH examination, ~
the complaint sworn a. by ithnh -.
DaviH. nihu "a bafbsr II ia alleged
that Haita employed Ia hiH shop e
ia pnneae named J hanadh, Nh" hhd
not taken the state examination.
GcafHe MufEell, "a lunfh wagon
proprietor. WIS arrested thiH morn =
ing hY the police on "a charge. ~
stealing watch from James puhp'
The men were playing cards Va
saloon On FIRST avenue south. when
nunY lost his watch. iie complain b
- g. Il policeman aud the watch
WAS found in Morfeiis POCKET Tho
latter denied the theft and said that
someone else must have put Ga"
watch in HE pocket
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-19
AHER7ED 4
MASSACRE

nFRfafS. June 1.-THE TaEshlstt
to-day reports the populaes ~ Now
SosodHsvrst. excited my an anti
Semitic report that the esaf had
ordered the determination 81 Jews.
recently pFepafade 10 massacre the
entire population Of the Ghetto. Five
thousand Jews took refuge In the
nyuAsoTusa and remained there Tor
several days. Prince Collie. who
resides IA the city, finally paeifsd
the mob auud Rserted massacre BY
proeiaimsnE himself a friend Of the
Jews
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-19
ALBATROSS
DELAYED
NOT DUE TO DISABLED MA.
cAiNURY, hoWUVER

The machinery % the steamer Aha
tr0ns ~ the Unite statrs fish comniH-
aien. which WAS reported 10 be IN such
a bad cuuAitina that several daNa
would elapsu bgfarc she would he able
e. put Ia SEA. ia not badly out % re
rsir The dAuake 10 che AihRtross g.
slight and h eemprtsed Ia e Single
imperfect piee Joint rhe frlaN 81 the
STEAMER in saiuus Ter Alaska 50 &c
sasisasa hN the post machinery ~ her
launch THE latter II an absolute ne
ceaeitN So the members II the fiah
cofnmiasiun in their cruise through
northern Watrrs and thgN are unWitls
ms o. sAh until tscy ara assured that
the little hoaf ia IN firat-clazs shape
nf INrtiah Hnd pr NNssmaaH have
eenu Go New Meatml satrr. and frum
there they will A. O. Sanlamo Whsre
they will rcioin the ether memhera 81
lhe party who viii make thc tfip On
the Aibatrssa.
The repairs to the launch viii prots-
ah1 pe ceenicted today and the cK
pesiliiou will set away tonight eF at
the latest tomorrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-19
SMALL HOPE
FORALTCAR
ITALIAN BARK PROBABLY LOST
IN MID PACIFIC

nut tittia hope IN entertained FOR ihe
safety 81 the Italian bark Alteuf tl
days out from Port ilhdlarh Tor Cal.
lao The Aitraf WAS an old boat and
Shen ahe teft tlHdioak waH In such O.
poor condition that the underwriters
refused 90 give hef a survey
hhe had been cat bat day when a
terrific gale Hwspt the waters ~ the
Hnrth t'aelfle ocean The storm vas
If sufficient power Co diamant the
bark COLUMBIA ana tho schooner VII.
tam Nottingham. aud a. diHmantio thH
hsig Tanner These baata are all new
= ~ htauneh.
n seems impossible that the Aitehf,
iafitn a. Hhu was with an uuwiTidY
cargo ~ heavy timhern. should have
NaathsIed the STORM
tirf reinsurance rates are quoted AZ
ih pei cent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-19
MINERS MAY
MAKE TROUBLE

TUCSON. Aris.. June iSe-Ths sit
uAtlnn IN Nossncl NherS the miners
ARE on strike. ~ Fuust alarming The
soysrnor has hs~n requested 90 sta
ton trceps permanently Rt Chiffon.
n IL shusaht the strikers have held
out dynamite and Kiant roR der. and
may blase the fown up
uaiy Is % the Es0a strikers have
been dlsarfsed Ali are suiisn.
.-Three- f1nEetrd Jack. Who boasts
that he had advance nsws ~ Oar
neia'a ASA ssination. 10 the leader Of
the Htriksra
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-19

Take the famous scenic SHASTA
route Two trains daily 60 ten
Francisco. Fast time heautit"i
scenery and excellent service 30.
attic 90 San FrHuEinCa $3.50 hfHi
class. $3.50 second class.
Special rate excursions 20 thi-
enRo hud return. SO 90 ~ Louis,
81 10. omaha and Kansas city. 500
New Orleans. 1856 Memphis,
tEg DO. June - to- 90 July ia and 10.
Aug. 30 and 20 Pull particulars.
Tickets aad reservation ut Edufhefu
Pacific Co.'S office. els First avenue
- ~ Filia. general aErHtI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-19
HOWARD HTiiELpe. ManaE,l

EDWARD SHIELDS. Manager.
Inauguration ~ Shields raIlts
Vaudeville fnf summer season. con.
msneiuE Sunday matinee. June ~
EVsrr evening at -. Only msfYlrs
on Sunday At ga The Park Pa.
wilton will Be conducted a. a ftFat.
class family resort
feak a. cur iist af top-iins fpe.
fiasts aFiizt# Err Rua Hans .a.s.
Mann and Franks Harry Sawyer.
DE Long Dainty Trio. lie Rats and
Granville. Thomrron'H Illustrated
songs. and the Marvellous fulypeope
Pictures
Two hours and a half n solid en-
teftainwsnt at popular pfices--ie
and 20 cents. no higher.
Tske any street car and trassfef
20 feslsr way.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-19
DROWNED BY
cLOUDBURS7

pESpLEToH. ore. June IA
Marx y. carauli was drowned in a
eiaudburss In cauhs canyon asst
nisht The body was carried a dis
taacs Of eight miles II IL feared
that others are dad
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-19
a mnnnu n q = q n .
STAR DUST:

Mrs. Elnma Wimpir released from
sins Sins after serving 81 years fof
poisouing her husband.
Chicago will spcnd iAeeo oeo Tor
erection and equipment ef Second
arY schools.
Now they call the poztofficr crooks
''indiscfevs because they set
caught. perhaps.
Patrick nuuievy. railway cuploye.
huns himself a a barn at New
sstmtnEter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-19
De MAND SCALP
OF VAN BUELON

nERIstS. June Is Rsaetianluts.
elamorins Tor the resignation u
Chancellor on busiow. accusing him
81 being the cause % sociaiistic xic-
tcfis@ The conservative press has
commenced an active and outHpoksn
cam8airff AGAINST him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-19
PASSING OF
HUGH M'INTY RE

NEW YORK. June % ifueh Mein-
tyre. the famous racing mai. who fnf
years we secretary ~ che brooklyn
Iarkaf cIHh. died at brooklyn this
morning ne was long connected IN
an editorial capacity With fhe Spirit ~
ti.s Times. and later founded Cd"
hnnfl.mAn-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-19
TWO SHOPS
Pay SCALE

Tive NOR. horrs.huinx shaps tssaa
this morsinG 10 pay The nsu sreie de-
tnsasd by the striking uni0u msu. max
lng four shops IN shs estY shtfh sFs
nos varhlnz uith unsen msn The
shops wsfn A Msrfsusenv. en- Nsgant
street. SD Joe DsIt-fehz % Western
aFsznr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-19
A NEW BISHOP
IN Los ANGELES

Los ANGELES. Cal. Juns ia
Bishop eouaty was Installed IN the
diocese uf fsos Angeles and Monterey
this morning ~ 81 Nibiauas cath
edrai with impressive ceremonies
Addresses were made by Archbishop
Montgomery and Father y. Harnett
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-19
cARsTENs GOES FRS

The case Of the state against
Thos. Carstsns. charged with re-
ceiviuG stolen property, Has ris-
missed by Superior Judge hell this
morning n the motion ~ the Prose :
cutting attoruel. who sttasd that svi-
dsnee against Carrtsus was not saf-
ficieRt 70 warrant a trial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-19

ssRA SFCS. Pa. ssss - 'TfFasis =
feissbis source Il u learned this al
terunon that tho miners hoard q con.
ciliation wiil meet nest Thursday At
Wiiksallarre. Fahsy. Nichols and bet
trey we're IN conference this morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-19

First excursion If the season. The
new steamer Walsh viii leave Gall
brsith deck at a. m. Sunday. June
al. for Tacoma and Olympia Good
music. good boat and good time as
sured everybody Round trip %
Tacoma soc. To Olympia 500. 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-19


The King County iaureate cables
the star Dust Man from Belgrade
the following poem. witch he swcars
NJ wrote and that u was lnmedi-
atety accepted BY the new king "a
s.ae national song
My country. tis q thee.
land II conspiracy,
OF thee I sing
Land 81 PaNeloViteh.
Land 81 Obrenoviteh.
Prom every fsetroNitch
Let witches rims.
Ny native eoautryViteh.
Land Of kragaorgeyitehs
Thy name | like.
Nze It's gentle thrills.
It's Fagttme breaks and triila.
NJ tongue rebels and spills
Each rams l strike.
Let sputters swell the bresze,
Spit cur the Cd and vs.
Chew all the rest.
let mortal tsREGes awake
let ail a iong breath take.
Your face prepare TO break
In this talkfsst.
The Fraser river fioeas are slow
~ subsiding.
Empioyss % the schooiboak trust
IN Helena. Nouts have Join 4 the
unkoa
]. J. Lemon. prominent Tacoraa
politician IN Jai on charge q at
tempting criminal assault uu a IL
svax-eid gifL
80 49,. ,s,.S ,s,e ~. ~;
falfed 4 daylight burglar In her
hone Held hina covered with re-
volxer sEli police arrived
Why They Cot Married
Our feminine readers are respond
snE nobsy % the request for one
ssns~nce-rea4ous for their getting
fnaHEissi Meme q the answers viii
be published until n1ors % them
have been received. II Alpha who
sent in the first answer will ssnd In
her fuii aane and address. ahs will
learn something 60 her advantage.
- TIE old saying Koes-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-19

NEW YORK. June is-Foar per-
sons are missing and seven injured
aa tho result % the collapse Of a
factory building on Nowert street at
n o'clock this morning.
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kraft TO BE
BROUGHT BAcK
tss.si.I,s tn. s,sr.l

OLYMPIA. WASH. June is--tiov
Mcbride has issusd reauisition pa
p9fs on the governor % California
for the retarn 81 Harry Kraft,
charged witt smh~nEilns a sum II
money while he Was aciiuE az aEsn,
Of the f1shsrrnsn's Protective union
at Seattle. Kraft IL at san Fran
cisco, under arrest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-19

AMI kuatonsn, ~. ana Okla
gwen. ~. bpfn Of tiuHflini tt'offr
Hmith. ~. of niliinKH. Mont snd
tttiia Hansen. 10. ~ Seattle Nifh-
sias Utter 30. md Marie hrunnen.
~, both - heaitie