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Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-16
AANY EYEN1s OF MOMENT have

MW ANh LNLlNNS w NnA~AN
M trsnspired during the week,
and Of the more important The Bee
has made permanent records In pic
lures. In the forthcoming number
another series OF the great strike
Illustrations will be found Events at
the opening of the Western League
base ball season are also touched
upon, and similar matters have
received attention. Articles of a
special nature will be found In the
number, dealing with Life on a Whal-
ing Ship George Wyndham. Chief
Secretary for Ireland" THE Story Of
the First Lung" Habits Of Some of
Our Common Birds" Professions
Open to Women in Europe" "Ameri-
can Food for German Stomachs" (Mr.
Frank G. Carpenters discussion of the
agrarian opposition to the Importation
of American food stuffs,) and other
articles of equal interest and import
ance. All the Illustrations. are made
from photographs, so that they are
the best and most accurate that can
be obtained for money.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-16
THE
ILLUSTRATED
BE
nIcTuRES NOT ENOUGH
in themselves is the rule
observed by The Bee in

In themselves Is the rule
= observed by The Bee in
prepared its illustrated suple-
ment for the public. From the very
beginning Of it's publication, this paper
has endeavored to make its Sunday
number OF uncommon value. both of the
general reader and to that class which
carefully discriminates and seeks only
what is good. When illustrated
magazine supplement was established
the ixed policy Of The Bee was ex-
tended to It, with the result that The
illustrated Bee has been a magazine
in act as well as in name. Its con-
tents are the result of careful
selection, and are always sufficiently
varied so hat something OF interest
to all can be found therein, while it's
lone has been uniformly high and its
influence elevating.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-16
CANADA.

sBalances paid in cash. mot included In
totals because 81 no comparison for last
wear. Not included In totals because con-
tanning other items than clearings.
MERCHANTS ARE PTIMIsTIC.
Present Quiet Regarded as Mere Tenn
pOrary Check.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-09-17

The eoorfysrd. shsfs the llonsss lurlsi
nos ia she sasaov. Broua Msia voula
iook Tor her mAslfr, kacv veil, II h,
seemed TO her there sss trouble abroad,
! never keew whether she wished mc., 10
protect me or he projected. bu. believe
II vM both.
When The bis lion did mol slir coula
zee biz ms's raise her bead from ber prey
aud look toward him. Then che efspt
wsrily forth. and stood beside him. stop
pine .o lich him sad TO moan over him In
. mosi strange aud pi,iiul manner.
Bat pity ., We might. - mus, end our
sork. for her moaning hsd shsnsed 10 10
. thresienine eroul.
She stretched her nesk toward The
ssle, - II smelling something,
Sac seeks Tor us, ~hispered R,lph,
No. moi, s my mare. A. l feared
the slender, beautiful creature had csst
cd her halter and broken on, Of the
stables. she stepped 10 the gateway. snd
scent OF the lioness reached her
quiserine nosttiIs Shs threw her bead
np With vild vbionying call.
Francis snd l fred together. II seem
cd 81 II We had missed. The lioness had
crouched for leap. and phe did not
change her position Tor . low min ntes,
Then che rocked herself slowly To aud
fro, and fell over on the body OF her
mate. II vas . little while before We
dared move, but ss l leaned forward aud
sounded the whistle which l usually
summoned Brown Maid. she came flying
scross The yard to me, actually sprineing
over the bodies OF The lion aud honess TO
reach me sooner. Yet she Was trembling
oil over With fright, and hsd 10 rub her
pretty head aud talk TO her with many
pet word before she Was willing 10 be
led bsck 10 ber stall.
Oa joining the steward va found the
dre wss eItinsuishod. snd my lady was
waiting TO thank us Tor our gallant deeds.
Francis assured her we bad been in no
danger, At which Master Ralph opened
vide bis eyes.
We went TO our beds. well pleased TO
hsve our adventure safely ended. My
lady was most gracious the next day. Ut
drmed herself delis hled TO be rid Of the
beasts,
Her idea sbont the poor beast tanner
proved true, buI happily he must have
died. unconscious OF the lions.
Oar journey thereafter was quiet one.
and to say the truth. we did no. wish for
more adventures. We we're we'll content
chat our rosd ran beneath sky Of blue
and between blooming aud peaceful
fields 10 the gates Of home.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-09-17

L,srn to laugh, Agood laugh IL better
than medicine,
Lssrn to attend strictly to your own
business; very important point.
Learn how 10 tell . story A we'll told
story is as Welcome rs sunbeam in sick
room.
Learn TO stop orosking. II You can
not see any good 10 this world keep the
bad 10 yourself.
Learn TO keep yonr own troubles to
yourself. The world is too busy 10 care
for your ills and sorrows.
Lssrn to greet yonr friends with .
smile. They carry too msny frowns 10
their own hearts 10 be bothered With any
Of yours.
Learn to hide your aches and pains IN
der pleasant SMILE No one cares wbeth
er you have the esrsche, headache or
rheumatism.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-09-17

Dr. Pishcsd visits Mr. Goldman, the
great pork manufacturer.
Well. my dear sir. l don't see tbst there
10 any thing radically wrong with you. 90
TO bed early. don't drink anything strong
or than coffee aud you'll be oil right Ia
week.
What Are you not going to give me
any medicine2
Certainly not. You don't need H.
Put you get you money jast the same.
Yes Just 60.
Well, don't think II is = square deal
S'posin' you bleed me, puts mustard plss
ter On the back OF my neck and gimme
dose Of ssls. Every body thai works for
me g got TO earn bic salary.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-09-17
Tho schooIboy OF 1908.

Tommy. have you been vscciasteda
Yes, ms'am.
Have Jon had your vermiform appendix
removed?
Yes, mA'sm.
Have you Ger ihcsie Of iuoculs,iou for
the Group. chicken poI and messIesf
Yes. mssm.
Il your lubchsoD pat up 10 DR., kooh's
pstent sD.issptic dinner psilf
Yes, ms'sm.
Have you your own sanitary slate bag
sud disiniscled drinking cupS
Yes, ms'sm.
Do you wesr 8 osmpbor bag around
your throat. . collspsible life belt snd 10
sulstsd rubber heels Tor crossing The .rol
ley iioe.
All Of these.
Ands life insursncs policy sssiost oil
the encsoschments Of old sge1
Yes. uas'sm.
Then you may hsns your cane 90 The 10
sulsted peg snd proceed 70 learn along
sanitary lines.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-09-17
STATE NE W 3.

A az year old dsushtss Of Y. Msrisns,
the editor Of tho Is.lisn socialists paper.
-, fatally baraed shile lighting . gas,
iioe stove.
The Baptist etarsh =. Chester " the
parent oi ioaf charches ths. ceiebra.e
their ceatennisl very 1000.
81. Albsbs Chief OF Police, Il NJ.
Bake, hss bean arrested on = body wit
on . charge Of msIisessing . prisobsr.
George Hsrnon, ciseus enpIoys. snd
tskiog Sl2U from bin.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-03-26

From san Francisco, per o. & O. :.
5. COptiC, March 25.-HOnolulu: +. VI.
Cover. Mr.. and Mrs. z. G. Dunn. For
Yokohama: J. r. RigelOw. H. r. Bar
nard ]. l.. Brett. Mrs ]. l.. Brett, c,
" Clifton, A. Corbn. Mrs \. Corbin,
Surgeon o. Diohl, Jas MuihaIl, II. G.
Pointing. Dr. a. r. Post. Mrs. A. 7.
Post and infant, II. S Potter. Mrs. II.
S. Potter, Harold 5. Rhnkine, Miss NJ.
simpson. Mrs. A. n. stanley, Miss g
NJ. WetmOre. Miss l.. 4. Wotmore. For
Kobe: Miss X. NJ. Ball. \. 7. Helycr.
Mrs, \. 7. Hcllyer. Bishop 5. c. Par
fridge. Mrs. $. G. Partridge. Miss u.
Rnnklo. ". J. Scrath. 4. Thomas. For
Shanghai: J. II. Craven. Mrs G. Gale,
J. ". Harding, J. Liddell Mrs J. Lid
doll, four children, maid and servant.
For HongkOng: DIR. l.. Barkan, J. y.
Boyd, ". G. Bunner Mrs. W. e. Bun
n"r, John Derby. r. \. George. Mrs. II.
\. George, T. +. ITough. Mrs. J.. John
ston, r. y. Jones. Mrs. \. Lynn. ais.
II, Robinson, Mrs. Jas. H. Robinson,
J. +, van BenthCm van den Bergh To
Join the ship at Honolulu: Spencer
shelley, +. B ClclIand, W. u. Card and
wife, Comte NJ, de Pcrlsny, l.. Chen
Hoy.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-03-26
PERSONAL TAX BILL

At Wednesdays session Of tn"
House Or Representatives, the Finance
Committee reported on House Bill llj
by Mr.. Kupihca, an Act to EXEMPT all
the citizens of the Territory of Hawaii
having five or more children. from
personal taxes" The committees,
whose report was adopted, makes tho
following statement:
Your committee would call the at.
tentlOn of this House to section Of
this Act. which reads as follows: All
fathers who are citizens of the Terri.
tory OF Hawaii having five or moro
children OF their own, or by legal adop.
ton. are hereby declared exempt from
the payment of personal taxes and
taxes upon personal property owned
by said parent, and would recon-.
mend that consideration OF this bill he
indefinitely postponed"
Mr.. Kuiphea wanted the report re.
jectcd but it was finally adopted, the
Chair stating that he believed the bill
to be in the nature OF class logisla,
ton
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-03-26
Don't Stay Sick
When a Postal Will Bring (.
YOU Help.

Write me today, for each days de.
Icy means a day more of ill.health.
Just tell which book to send.
| will mail you an ordcr-goUd at
any drug store--for six bottles Dr..
Shoop's Restorative. You may take
II a month on trial. If 1t succeeds, the
cost is $3.50. II it fails. l will pay the
druggist myself-and your mere word
shall decide It.
While you are waiting. thousands of
others are cured. Out of each 80 who
make this months test. there are 80
who pay for II gladly because they get
well. / willingly pay for the rest
You don't need to have faith in me
have the faith. for I know the rem
Cdy; and I take the risk. Won't You
SIMPLY try to get well?
have spent a lfctim" in learning
how 20 strengthen weak inside nerves
My Restorative brings back that pow.
Ter which alone operates the vital or.
Ggns. I treat weak organ as | would
IA weak engine, by giving it the power
to act My way always succeeds, save
when a cause like cancer makes a cure
impossible. And most OF these Chron.
* diseases cannot be Curnd without IT,
You'll know this when you read my
book
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-03-26
SERRAO CLAIM KILLED

The FinanCfc Committee of the
House Of Representatives reported
Wednesday on the claim Of A. G.
Serrao of Hilo for relief. which was
presented before the House in tho
shape of bin. The committee re.
ports adversely in the following Ian.
guagc:
During the Legislative session Of
1901 an Act providing for commits.
sion to adiudicat" on claims for FIRE
losses occasioncd by the burning or de.
struCtion OF goods on account OF bu.
bonic plague, was enacted and said
commission have passed upon and
made awards of all claims presented
to them for adjustment The claim OF
a. G. Serrao was for $G.15L5O and the
Commission awarded him S3,6il.25.
Your committee believe that con.
sidcration OF this bill should be- indefi.
nitcly postponed, as the passage of
this bill by tho Legislature would in
the judgment Of your committee. he
an injustice to the thousands Of
claimants who have present their
claims and accepted their awards as
made by the Fire Claims Commission.
and who realize that the Territory has
acted in good faith and ondoayOrcd 10y
every means possible to make salts.
factory settlement with all sufferers
form the fires OccaslOned By the orders
Of tn" Board of Health IN its efforts to
stamp ont the plague.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-03-26
COAL THIEVES.

Five coal thieves were caught red
handed Wednesday. They were at
work on the Pacific Mail Co.'S pile at
the corner of Alakea and the Espla.
made when squad of officers made
descent on them. Two wheelbarrows
and three sacks OF coal were captured
with the men, whose names are Kalei-
KIM, Moku, Halau, Pahu and Kahau'
leliO.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-03-26
MISS WUNDENeERG DEAD.

Miss Antoinette Wundcnberg, sister
of Fred Wundenberg, Mrs. J. y.
Wright, Mrs. J. II, Soper and Mrs.
Frank Brown, died at midnight last
night at the home of her sister, Mrs.
Wright, on Sheridan Avenue. at tho
age of fifty-six years. The cause OF
death was pneumonia. The funeral
will be held at 3 o'clock this afternoon
from the Wright residence on Sheridan
avenue.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-03-26

Sealed Tenders will be received by
the Superintendent of Public Works
until IL m. of Monday, May 1, 1905 for
furnishing all material and labor, and
constructing n steel Highway Bridge
and abutments over Kalihiwai River.
Kauai.
Plans and specifications on file In
Office of Superintendent of Public
Works.
The Superintendent reserves the
right to reject any and all bids.
HENRY Il. COOPER,
Superintendent of Public Works.
March 2i,n, 1903. 2il2.3t
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-03-26
BY AUTHORITY
PUBLIC LANDS NOTICE.

On and after the 25th Of April,
1903, at 30 o'clock a. m, at the office
o. J. Kaelcmakule Kailua y. Kona,
Hawaii may he applied for under con
ditlOns Of the Land Act OF 1895, for
Right OF Purchase Leases:
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-03-26
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

Mil .iSrS. no, chronic irr often .uteI ny one 10,
Two fpli'eS A. ill druggist,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-03-26
(OpTIC IN THE MUD

The conditions at the Pacific Mail
wharf are becoming so bad that in a
short time none of the ocean steamers
will be able to dock there. The Cop
tic is down on the mud at high lido
and she is drawing but twenty-four
feet of water, II Is impossible to get
the ship nearer. than ten feet from the
dock
Captain Kinder says that each time
he has put his ship AT the wharf, he
has noticed that the place was shall
lower,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-03-26

Every Day Affords New Proofs Of the
peculiar effects of PAIN-KILLER. In
cases where q disOrdercd condition Of
the stomach, liver and bowels Is com.
bined with great debility. nervous
weakness, and intense melancholy, is
effects are most beneficial and wonder
full 1t should be kept by every family
Avoid substitutes, there Is but ono
Pain-Killer, Perry Davis. Price 25c aud
soc.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-03-26

The o. X. & l.. Co. has moved the
old pavilion from Remond Grove to
the Peninsula near the water where
the boat sheds stood. The Hawaii
Yacht Club proposes to make use OF
this from time to time for clam bakes
and dances.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-03-26
REALBTATE TRANSACTIONS
Filed for Record March 25

J A Thompson-Bishop & Co IBIS
Tom Chung-Ching Kin .......BS
Chung Tai and VIC Ako .......D
Kapiolani Est Ltd ct al--W c Achi
-. .. e. .. .............P arRol
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-03-26

For further particulars apply at the
Office of J. Kaclemakulc, Kailua, n. Ko.
ma, Hawaii or the Public Land Office.
Honolulu.
EDWARD s. BOYD,
Commissioner OF Public Lands.
Public Land Office, Honolulu, Mar.
80 1903.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-03-26
San Francisco Portland
THREE TRAINS DAILY
FROM SAN FRANCISCO.
TWO TRAINS DAILY
I,DnM ANN

FROM PORTLAND.
Only THREE DAYS t. Chicago.
Only FOUR DAYS to lvew York.
Pullman Palace Shoppers, Buffet, Smok-
ing and Library Cars, with Barber
Shop and Pleasant Reading Rooms.
Dining Cars meals ala.Carte).
Free Reclining Chairs.
Pullman Ordinary Sleepers.
J. NJ. LOTHROP, General Agent.
1856 Third street, Portland, Oregon.
o. w. HITCHCOCK. General Agent,
No. Montgomery St.,San Francisco.
A. l.. LOMAX, G. L. & r. A.,
1472 Omaha, Nebraska
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-03-26
SEALED TENDERS.

2il1.it
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-01
INSTANTLY
KILLED
Iniians in Wagon Ran
Down BY Train

NcoMA. jan. i.-Tao Indians
WEI struck and Instantly KILLED al
Anfftean lake yesterday BY = North
eFupaclfic train They Ncte cfosa-
InEths track M wasuns watch = as
strirk full BY the iocoinatlsr. The
sscsHfauts were thrown fAr In the
air ahead of the frnins nile the
waon Was smashed 70 spilntsrn
HthnE~ty enough the horses aftaeh.
Cd o the WsEuu eHenpsd without In
tur
ne body 81 the man fell in such
rusansr that his head Was run over
hyths wheels. and u Was ffishffuiiy
rFehed and muitiiated. a portion ~
u beins cut s~ay entirely Ths
~euan fell clear % the tracks. ths
befy ssranins entireiy. only refnr
-iSht dtscoiorationa erpesrins en the
br'ast she chsst having been par
ti4iy crushed. The only witness q
- Hnffert we're the members u
IN, train crew.
thsn the remains ~ the dead man
we picked NJ. shattered HauoF
battle waH found In one % his peck
cts which leads 60 the belief that
ths Indian brave. and possibly his
VIII. we're under the innusnee Of
stsnE drink a. the time u the aer
rifnf. ffH f
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-01
HUMANE
II OFFICER
/ Removed
MAYOR HUMus TAKES SUM.
MARY ACTION AT REouEer
OF the HUMANE SOCIETY
CHANCES or A CONTEST

Mayer iiumes yesterday removed
Humane offiest RldKway from Once
and appointed .. vaupeil In HIS
aoadl
'riie renewal 81 Ridgway ~ the eul o
niliatinn OF "A nKht that has been
whked against him for several
ppnthr past by the nffiesrp Of the
i>satiis Humane aoeiety
Yesterday the officers Of the So
pfrty addressed two letters 10 the
mayer onc requested the removal
% itisifNay on the grounds that he
Inns not been working In harmony
with to- noclesy, and the other re-
uue~ted the appointment 81 J.
Nsapsn 10 the Office thus made va
cant
MAYER Hufnes immediately COM
piled with these requests, However.
there 10 doubt whether HidEwny
Will accept hts fstnovai without "a
contest he passed the civil service
examination for the position aud in
sisss that his appointment WAS made
tslssr The civil service rules, hence
no. ran oily be dismissed by the ar-
shbu Of the civil service commission.
The ordinance creating ;hs officer
a humane ofie~r states that he shall
be appointed b. the mayor ana shall
remain in office during the pleasure
81 that official
tn the other hand. q IL claimed
that the city charter specially desiK .
uutea what city employees shall not
~ subject 10 thu civil service rules.
and that all others shall be under
ciett wrvffa The position of hu-
nnsne affssf IL not one af she esesp-
sit..s named N the charter
A. II " claimed that the city char
Ter saksn precedence Ia any ofdi-
nans.s NidsNay and his friends In
slrt shAf he IL under civil service,
THE city cettnril recently entered
lnto tie fixht 20 rrfnaxe Bidsuay by
fustlns thu salary Of the humane
officer from f1t 10 $50 per month. ~
10 uadssstoed that " the new ap-
f-nintfnsut stanis an effort VIII be
Insde 20 have fhs city roanetl faise
The raiafy back 90 SIS pst month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-01

rRr,grrrOS. Jan. r.-tSpeeial1
lfndtFnAnt A. the Citineas Of hreEa-
kten Are At What they term the m
hnalxIent Rnd puefiic order ~ the
avy Department IN threatening 70
ksvrott The Puest sound navy YARD
btl the town u slsanse1 u vice. and
i thr scAndAlous reports that have
hrsn published tn regard 10 the mo. Al
onGitions 81 the town. they are IN
asof q granting any reasonable r..
I1sst Of the navy Department
LAT night. At n meetlne of the
aArd Of trade resolutions wefs
asssd and ~tred to the states rep
tsrntatives At Washington earnest
I Requesting that an Immediate IN
i<stiF.tion " the charges against
krsmerten be nsade.
fpvsn Maycr A. L. Crcxtou. ~hp
~ heen running the tc~n under :
Errsl rstlicy ever snnce his eise-
ER when the town whS inFOrreret-
\ more than \ year Axcs IL WILLING
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-01

wAs a ready market throughout the
year for property that promises.
with the growth ef she city. 20 be-
come valuable for business pnfpoass
This vas particularly noticeable
in tfdeland property south Of the
city, which IL being purchased and
held for speculative purposes. IN
view Of the increasing demand for
factory Hites.
There was considerable activity In
sh~ sale Of property 10 be improved
Ia rental purposes In the residence
districts.
with the exception % tho tide
lands the reports Of tho real estate
men Indicate a more extensive move
m~nt in both business and residence
property In the noftsern and eastern
districts Of the city than elsewhere.
There has been q steady demand
b home seekers for property on
which 70 build. throughout the en-
tire year.
In summing up the years business
ys sterdny. ore dealer stated that his
ohesrya tion would lead him TO be.
ilexe that the real estate business
for the past year was perhaps 50
Ter cent greater than that 81 1901.
There WINS at all TIMES a market
for good income property during the
entire year" said he. Investors
were ready 20 take hold Of anything
that looked good"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-01
REMERT0N WILL
ASK a HEARING

Prom interviews with officefs OF
the hattieship wisconsin today u
seems that the only real objection
Ia tnemerton among navy officials
IL orc large number Of Haieain In the
citf They hook upon the thfrat Of
the authorities to boycott the yard
a. "hiuffH All that Is needed.
sail one of them yesterday, ~ 10
reHfict the number Of saloons and
ksfp them off Front street. iifemsr-
tei II a Remarkably auirt ialAee for
navy yard town, being fer mare
decent than Vallejo.
However the latter place y SIP
anted hy vide strip Of water ffen
Mtre island. bsing therefore more
intccesnibie than Hreinetteh fiefe
sailors and marines are tempted 60
sssnps from a vessel tor a good time
In the sros ahapa The renait Il
frequent der.ftsans aud court mar
ttrs
noush run on The wiae.ap rFin-
eips hFemefteu h reaiit y very
an<t taNn-sp quiet. In fact that
nifs cut ar ten OF the isskisn VIVA
ha'r shore leave prefer 10 come 60
fses,tie for amusement. There are ie
eftps. roulette and black lack
az played on the Eround noor Ne
fao u dealt, aud biE init KamsH are
"a allowed Two gamblers from
Seattle attempted o. run . " bel
OF fortune" w she cts two weeks
hfa They were nfumutie arrested
fsasd SIS each, and departed There
afe. ~ a rule. no heses af fanais sns
inncra 60 the saloons Each PAYS
n license ~ tee a year. aud =
fronthif me Of 80 Tor every gam
ttnr game run.
There = ens house Of lii-fnfne
rtich was run during the suwneF
h. tive Preach women from Seattle.
n was abandoned mote than tWe
non tbs aNn. Thefr are hut two fsrs
ofiined prostitutes w the city. They
liz IN shsehs 80 the BAY trent. and
80 coiored women.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-01

II BY CARS
a r. eauvER. AN OLD RESIDENT
OF REsTos, kilLHp ON RAIL
ROAD MEAN rIs HOME

. y. drawer ~as crushed 10 death
esiieath The wheels 81 Columbia
Q rarst sound train yesterday near
ne nesspn station. The unfortunate
ssn wss g ssrs If sgs and an old
s.d respected citizen Of 1tsaton. Ths
.ersasns eeeurrga 20 t.eales.- " ths
Afternoon. =. .. :. :.
keeordlns sa.sh:.si,sii, r,ld' ~ w.
~an~~s.s. M DRIVER. who wgs
y sikinE on tbr track. become: sssiis.i
= hes h. - y the train ssll.s .f.fr.
him and hffafe he could rdflsct his
vita. Nar run douns The train vac
hscklnE toe ard the station VIXEN the
accident uceurred. consisisfa his
switf hing vas being done n the
ynfttH AZ the tire Mt. Grussr was
hpscked Down BY the rear coach.
fitr right hand was cut off by the
y heels passiuH over his wrist.
lie cried for help bat before any.
ore could reach him he had been
crushed under the wheels. The ease
ras reported t. the coroner The
tridy T. stan At nsnton.