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The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1903-08-19
Large Crowd Expected.

Large Crowd Expected.
There will be large gathering OF
the people of the Fork at r. w.
Frick & Sons barbecue at Chaplin
next Saturday. Senator Tillman is
expected to be present. Two base
ball games are booked for that day
and there will also be a glorifcstion
meeting of the gentle maids and
gallant beaux. We will be there, if
nothing unforeseen happens, and will
be pleased to receipt for subscriptions
to the Dispatch.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1903-08-19
Methodist Meetings.

The quarterly conference of Lex
ingnton Circuit will be held at Horeb
on next Friday, the 21st, inst. The
Presiding Elder will preach at II
O'Clock, a. M, and also on Sunday
afternoon at 4 o'clock.
Mr.. Beasly will also preach in the
Methodist church in this place at
$3.50 p. m.
Rev. W. E Barre, the pastor, will
ell his regular appointment in the
Methodist church here next Sunday
morning at II o'clock.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1903-08-19
For sale---Desirable Cotton
Stock and Grain Farm.

The Old George Wessinger place,
in Lexington Fork, near st. Thomas
church, 365 acres; 165 in cultivation;
100 pasture. Well timbered and
watered. Fine for stock, cotton or
grain. Easy terms. Apply to
G. M. Dempsey,
1911 Main street,
A Columbia, S. G.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1903-08-19
Committed to Jail.

Moses Kennerley, colored, Of New.
Brookland, was committed to Jail
Monday night under non compos
,nentus proceedings before Judge
George s. Drafts. After an exami.
nation by Drs. Hendrix and Wing.
ard the unfortunate wac pronounced
Q ft subject for the lunatic asylum
and he will be taken over at the
earliest possible moment.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1903-08-19
No Use to Send Abroad.

One Of the largest and handsomest
lines Of buggies and wagons ever
brought to this market is now being
shown by w. P. Roof. These ve-
hicles are built for use and are made
Of the best material by skilled work
men. Also q large line of fine
harness.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1903-08-19
Bill Arp Dying.

Cartersville, Ga., Aug. lS.-Msi. G.
II. Smith Bill Arp is lying at the
point of death at his home here.
His physician, DR.. Ralph Smith, a
son of Maj Smith, says there is no
probable chance for recovery and the
end is momentarilv expected.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1903-08-19
The Home Bank.

Safety deposit boxes for rent.
Interest paid on saving deposits.
Fire proof safe and vault. Burglar
insurance. See advertisement.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1903-08-19
For Sale.

Two nice milch COWS with young
calves. Parties wishing to buy will
apply to Lee Muller,
Sandy Run, S. @.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1903-08-19
Desireable Farm for Sale.

I offer my place for sale, part OF
the Mat j. Rucker homestead, con-
sisting of 1876 acres of land, 6 room
dwelling, good barn and stables and
other convenient buildings. Place
located in Sandy Run township, l
mile north Sandy Run creek, 4 miles
west of Congaree river, 6 miles east
of Swansea and CASTOR.
Price $1,000.
Shelton Hammer.
July %, 1903-tf
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1903-08-19
Wanted

Wanted
A First Grade Male School Teach
er to teach Pine Grove School. Ap-
plicsnts send to John j. Muller.
Bakersville, Lexington, Co., S. c.
4W44
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1903-08-19

For high grade perfumes, extracts
sweet soaps and all kinds OF toilet
articles call at the Bazaar.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1903-08-19

T T RE RRY
1904 MAIN ST., COLUMBIA, s. G.
April l, 1908. 3m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-16

The effort 81 the local brewery
trust 60 plaster Third avenue with
saloons from PIKE street 90 Nsslsf
way received oct back last uiEhi
because Of the failure of several
councilman O. stay to the finish Al
the usysiing 0f the city council
Tired and cafeWofn from the days
iaecfs several members. iueiudiux
Aafst son, Parry aud Riushart. were
excused from further attendance
shortly before the crucial period m
the Alike street and Third avenue
ilguor levnse flsht approached.
A. q fvean four members 81 the
counsel HuecesAea m dsfeAtiuK the
proposition a. grant iuiiua Singer a
license az the southwest cefmer %
Third avenue sad tniuu street. aHd
also the propositions "a extend tie
time on hifunust 4 Cos license co
Itku street
Mhlie the proposed slnEsr license
Was kiiivd. ti4yaHsh the niaEnauimitY
- cuunrlifuau James who assisted
ln is siaushier. " may be rssurfeafs
ed at the next meeting q the eoua-
eil
just before the ordinance % xvant
Singer his license came up Ter final
nassakn Major biuehsFl aud isnlY
tethauEht hinssif Of az inpurfaat
engagement he bad 80 he secured E
vote uf the c1uneii sNeurlnk him
from further attendants Thaush
He uaid he vas ~ hufTY. ~ did not
80 at onae. bar hung aruand the
room until the Singer license erdi.
nance came up.
There vas no discussion on the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-16

YESTERDAYS
RACES

FIRST RACE Five fuflnuEs Tot
four YsaF-oids and up selling
Sadie Goodwin. 70 Mriccs up'
first
Meada. sccand.
Nena IS thifd.
Ttna %.
ErapND IEAJE@f uree fuTiuuEN
for thrive yraf-alds snd no purse
aaa Sam. tu2. Sullivan up, first
Judge Thomas. second.
Queen T., third.
Time %.
THIRD RACE Five and one half
furinnes for faur-yeaf olds and Up
Eidred. 2i-2 toi. Paretio up. first
Esuiraudn, second.
Ierid. third
Time 90 Ia.
FOURTH RACE-one and one.
siNIusnth niies for t-year-oidH ana
FliIbuater. to I. See up. first.
Ohio gIl. second.
unteen. third.
Time t.bi.
FIFTH RACE Seven urlonEs for
three year Odds ana M
Anvil 2 20 HiIdebrand up first.
KATY Kelly second
The Miller third.
Time 20 Ia.
sfaTU RACE Six and ono half
furlonga Tor three year-olls and up.
selling.
MMarita fret. 20 9. Hinton up.
Htep Around second.
MskicauHs third.
Time taa3 -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-16
HEROES OF THE FLOOD

ss~es record q the happsrOs. attending
% snsen veil incidents sf miraculous and q
sonst bravery.
leslie mssoek residing In Hsppass. Il
o and
lao Re
HAD
shorss throwing
- the
net
80 - W. 80 49,
--sss
= vide
hut
.~srs new frornt her fsanass
o. r.
realizing
pssd shr danger hsrosb his
ssn .."s hss shs wall q s'ss sssss"sss 'hs esee
81
b4
sFrank Hart
rushing
zfoans
8ins her slipping. stir bic outstretshsd arr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-16
REFUSED
Council Gave Singer, the Third
Avenue SafO0nisf,a Setback
RineharfS Queer Antics

ordinance and the vote Was taken.
Rlurhhft casting hta vote for y
When announced the vote stood ltl
favor and I against the ordinance
1t looked like the measure had ses
cured the necessary majority Of !
votes and WAS carried, hut James
said re lie declared the vote 70 be
void fuf tie reason that ltiushaft
had voted
srhs gentleman from the sixth
has been excused from further At
tendance At tnis meeting. said
James. and though be may b. lu
fact present in fhs council chamber
the ctalr viii liaid that tec hiuheiiY
and legally ~ 4 atssut. and hruee
san mot vote
The ruii Naa rstlea again asd
again Riustafi voted aye. hut the
clerk made faces AZ him and an
uaunced the vote aa 9 iu fsNef and {
against the lirunss ordinance chair
rHan James thra announced that the
ordinance. having failed O. secure
the necessary seven votes. OF a ma
idfitys Waa lunt
The decision threw the advocates
81 the license un in the air f'nes
hart iaaistad an hia vote being
counted but james assisted that ~
he bad been excused the chair VS.
% the opinion That ~ haH not pfras
sut aud ceuit nuf vote
Finally James hsHAnie flaEfsauta
nsaus he himself had voted against
the liesuas. Accordingly hr bad 4
ftEht 20 give naficu that ne would
fnotu o. reconsider the vote ~
v which the Singer license uaH defeat
81. which he aid
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-16
ZWzERY
NAGD
Chief of Police Forced to
Act BY Prosecuting
Attorney Scott

"scotty" FcrRuson.H charitable
work in the new tenderioin district
came to an abrupt close nj 10
O'Clock last night when city De
teeflvca Adams and Lane from po-
lice headquarters Ftroiicd in and in
formed the boss phllanthrupist that
"it was aii off" and that The chief
wanted the lottery game closed
Let no reader jump a. the couciu-
sion that chief Sullivan was sudden
~ Hmitteu with a sense Of his own
shortcomings and closed the Wash
inEton state Charitable Association p
lottery game on his own motion. II
wasn't that way 90 all. Ghiof Sui
llRan was Consistent 10 the end and
was virtually kicked into doing MS
sworn duty by Prosecuting Attorney
Scott.
chief Sullivan has during the past
week taken the side ~ the gamblers
ia the lottery caHe and given them
every advantage ~ his power. While
he caused the arrest OF several EN-
plnyea OF the place he nevertheless
allowed the lottery 10 run when he
knew that Il WAS iu direct vlolaston
Z the law.
liz said there was no doubt IL his
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-16
BIG FIRE
TIE Donald Hotel Quilted This
Morning--LOSs $1,000

eamc near spreading The flames 70
them
a gt..Feg a.i... ..-:l 49,. .-.-s- .-....- -
aut bHt only "a aheii 81 the Donald ho-
- remalned.
rho origin - the fire could not be-
learned bg chief Cook The fire start
81 laaf niahi was the second Inside n
"a hours Yesterday afternoon hiaza
wan discovered iu the buiidlne. but Il
WAS pat ont before any damage was
dime when the fire Was accidentally
discovered this morning r. vs.. Ora
ham. tho only occupant of the hotel.
was upstairs asleep in the building
fIe was aroused and Cotton out - the
burning building before the fire had
spread far The general alarm Of fire
was then turned IN.
trntii 10 days ago the hotel vea con
Quoted by Thomas Mcdonald. ffe NOV
"a out and tho building was yesterday
being given q general cleaning up be-
fore d wna 10 be reopeued by Fable &
Guse who owned the saloon that WIS
On the ground floor 81 The building
Tho building VIA about 30 long and
% feet wide. and two stories IN height.
The first floor was occupied principal
IS BIZ tha saloon any the dining room.
The second floor was fitted up na =
hotel Chiaf Geek rs investigating thf
eauHe q he fire.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-16
DiSPATcHERS
CONVENTION

NASHVILLE. Tenn. June 16,-
The delegates To the annual con-
vention 81 tho Train ulspatthors
4 Association uf America. gathered
here today. They came from an
parts u the United States. and many
Of them were accompanied by their
wives
At tho opening session the dele
gates were welcomed on behalf Of
the local railroad men. and after
these fnrmalitlga hud been Disposed
Of the annual reports ~ the officers
wero taken up for discussion. The
easHiaHs WIN continue until Friday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-16
OF
the Y. M. G. A.

LAKEWOOD. ~ y. Juuc fe-Thc
fhirtF first annual session 81 tho As
dCiHfif6u IT tituirU secretnTiea ~ the
YounK Mems Christian association -
North America began TODAY with sae-
tiouni conference ~ the physical al
rectofs, educational dlfcctors railroad
secretaries, state and provincial aec-
retunun and metropolitan seeretarisa
There are about 200 delegates present
from the United atuos. canada and
Mcxleo. Hy Tuesday when the COM
ference proper begins. nu Attendance
~ nearly u0 delegates b. expected The
meetings will then assume more If a
general Interest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-16
WOMAN 10 CLIMB
the HIGHEST PEAK

NEW YORK. June t6 Not sat
isned with having climbed the Mat
terhorn. the JunRfmu. Popofatepou
and other of the most difflcult as
cents Of Europe and America, Mics
Annie & Peck a. a., formerly pro-
fosaor OF Latin nt Purdue university
and Smith college. leaves New York
today for South America whore she
intends 10 trp TO make the ascent OF
Mount sofata. 10000 feet high. the
highest point on this hemisphere.
Miss Peck sill eo o. Panama and
thence 10 the west coast To- Are
auipa. whore the Harvard unlvers-
lty observatory rs, and viii stay
there little while. She eKpectH 90
got 10 Mount soulc about the mid
dle Of next month. She VIII Doe a1-
sisted I'm tho ascent by two Swiss AL
pine guides.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-16

Tifs sntreiy quilted ~ Donald ho-
al 49,. lie azaa.l. - .s.l.-sa .s-sse.
hos at smiths cove eary his
morning The .ors was mo-. Iuaar-
suee D.yiIy covering the loss wa' ear
.siod. rlia furniture u the house was
49, b. zahie n Gueo and the build
~ - " F Sweeney
The fire apparatus WAS called a. the
rcna u flio fire at Sls 0clook this
MORNING Part o. The apparatus Waa
|hn ~ Ninth avenue and 9afior
reef attending another blaze. When
|te steamers and trucks arrived at
amithss cove the fire had gainfd n
fsadNay that wac impoaaible fo check.
rbief Cook directed the efforts ~ bic
rssn principally 10 saving adjoining
traysftg, which would undoubtedly
hzqe been destroyed bad " not bfen
~ fae hard work N the fire iaddiea.
M flreh1W anoaHaimie asaisted
usiis D. ihIf Ncrk
1hs laraa Nhafgfn and warehouses
y De Greet Northern wheat company
~ tro hafeie are Wif'liH q short dis
ha.s y tila hqldiHs thaf burned, and
rfsFFi fmsi ,esi niahi sc high Wind
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-16
KENTUCKY ELkS

LEXINGTON. Ky. June Lex
iuntou o. aWhthed in yards and yards
OF purple uui yellow bunting iu hon
or uf the ilkH. whose annual state
reunion opened today Every local
ledge in tue Htate iH represented by
delegates and also b. sponsors ana
maids Of hpuUf ao that the total
number OF visitors amounts 90 more
than 1000
While business relating To- the mr.
fairs of tha order wili not lee no
elected. the entertainment program
it, rhia.i l-4iiiras. -. - Ill z. --!''.
Ina exhibition and an uldsftshiaued
Kentucky hurEoo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-16

PORTLAND ORE JUNE is-sEPoRrs
ceNEo TINS MORNING WAY lone AND ARLINGTON.
FULLY CONFIRM rsE ENoRMrrY THE DISASTER THAT
OVERLOOK HEPPNeR
~ WILL AT LEAST HOURS COMPLETE
Isr OF rsosE wso PERlsHEo IN TIE eLouoBuRsT CAN BU
HAD WITH ANY pHoREE OF ACCURACY. euT " Is NOW
NUMBER WILL APPROXIMATE FULLY
TIC coRPsEs or THOSE DROWNED ARE SCATTERED
VALLEY WILLOW CREEK 4 DISTANCE
coRPsEs GIVING IDENTIFIED.
PROGRESS RAPIDLY
AVAILABLE WORK.
Of
bais9rss piled
shis TIE
o wsn
nd
pravssd hessissl.
taeir relief
aupp8sd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-16

iatHd as o. the legality Of the game
tuf h. gave the sauhlrrs ths herafit
= that aeuhf Had & nof been Zoe
the action ~ the prosecuting atsors
usf last uight. fagsf sullivan. IS Ne
usn admission. enuhi nor have
giaaFd tan came unfgl tess ease lad
tsssn decided against IL
Aztec studying uNssf the matter faF
SEINE time Mf 2esta decided G4ss
night t. tax action H. ia battery
ceHF II TIE eafif psft 81 fhs Hlrhf
he railHd an chief hufliFau - fele4
phens ~ - residence. ehsfa tha
49, ,svs s.,'J>ss, ~. - s',s,>ss ~
! tbins ths lottery ,hat I aassr.
iala shsuid - Used 50 80 49,
remark that rassFd ases me sire
from Af scott u the chief
Il there e lsN aFaluss itf vac
re chiefs atefeats ped lnterruxafiVe
. believe there o. and tnass men
= 10 afa running fhe place are staa
taftnE fht taN sat8 Mr scott
lsn there some aaahg about the
- va The nattesf uutfird the
Welt may be ,hsfe ia A. any
rate. Just resolve thaf dauhs la ms
taknf instead - uth# faFur 81 me
sa5t,iffs lose them 40 ard then
Az right AZ souff said the
riassd
Immediately after he conversation
Win TIE prosecuting ATTORNEY l-frtef
sullivan tslsghHuet % captain
WafN e ihs police station HnI told
him 70 sfua euuris ~ artastiv~a
70 fhs charity .efferf alta ardafs ~
rlnsr r. captain Wafd assan~H -.
isstitFs taHe sH4 Adams
The tRu ufHreFs usfit ~ TIE FSsass
- - tifth atenar south and there
t9Hna fhe game Del f4u operation
Msn ~ p 2 aFfH ans faeeH ears liay.
hE thf lettaff a aassa efmpIasrs
Nsfe haHF tAk5HF - nonsy ard
mar slhE nc Tickets Tor niaysHs
tHH OF ers singled nnf iphfian.
thfaplsf FaFHmaau ana tat8 h54s ~
The order - the ahisf Is a'nss.
4fawirM usa about o. ta fahrn ana
thf Officers allowed u 81 g. usaaa -
thsfe Aafe ruWhef ~ uHkffu cut
stHuiiHE After tha 81 a'rtHeA Hsae-.
inE The rnre closed
he lottery bad bcfu o. Operation
tnr nine days Three beds is ~.
Heuod hasriill have been endowed
Viii profits from the gambling
TIE gamblers have been advised
~ their attorneys that under 4 49,
taH nf the state iaHa earebfifsr
FaHaes conducted FER CHARITABLE -
POSES can bH ran without Tear ~
prosecution n s. au this fhsarV thaf
ne EaHzelers are now HnfaInE
Fhrre arrests have been naae
from ihe lottery One man ges 80.
rested uuieF che cife arafnap-a
against lotteries and the other f,so
under the state las The eases have
not yet been tried
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-16
TRIAL or TN:
"VOODOO" DOCTOR

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. June is
George T. HasacY. the negro Won
60 ~ t"ft Huu with Mrs cath
crime DAM. g. charged wiih the muir
DEF ~ NiliiHm DAM. the uonan'a
husband was arraiEucd for trial to-
dnY IN the Court Of oyer and Ter
miner
II r. alleged that fioasey Furnish
"a 70 Mrs. DAM powders which she
save 10 her husband. and which re-
suited In hts death The defense. I'D
~ said, VII be that the powders were
Tor the purpose uf curing alcoholism.
from which the man was suffering.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-16
I'M
COLLISION

> Mauhart uaa qaitr seriously In
iurfd n q raliisinn tesHSeu TIVE broad
lay ard f1kr street aafs e Ffflh ave
a4ga sd tHes z.s.syt .s.,. .5,st,. 80,
HHrfh bound raf aud uaa afsaut f.
aliEht Nheh flts collision ueeurHd
TIE HHffh. hnaHd car fan luta ha
Hfsan Hsifh uHst.na thf other car
aad Manhar Naa thHawn FROM ths
afep. ffe s5astaiasd = euninuttnf fraes
fare 81 hia Fixnt isas ard isft lrm Wa
hfaiassa ffH 49, rrHnsed g. Esruei
dsnce hasplta tH TIE ambulance A.
afft'iaf q the Heafile hs5t ifte ctssas,snt
asderea hlm driven a. the seattle asa=
srai hospital hHs Manhaft tastafssi ga
EasnE - rfaylasnrs. ard waa finally
taErn shrrr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-16
ASK PARDON
F0R BARKER

TRENTON. n. J.. June fe.-
Among the petitions % be- consider
"a nj the meeting begun today by
the New Jersey Court of pnrdans
ia ono asking fof the rnlansa OF
Thomas q, barker ar Arlington,
whose case has attracted widespread
attention.
iiHrker iH serving five years SEM
tcuee for having shot the Rev. John
Sts=5fs-1- 57'-ffTf Uf trinity MfHfidn.
Arlington. for nn alleged insult Co
Bankers wife. HHfkor has Baw sefv-
ed nearly two ycufg Of his sentence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-16
PRESIDENT GILMAN
ADDRESSES GRADUATES

CHICAGO jane te An Interesting
HraFfan q exercises was carried cat
fa,iaF 80 tne taae laHt odatiun - the
University n ClHaaEs President Hara
ser presided. and fhH rnnVasatian nd.
drrFs aas delivered h0 President Dan
80 Colt Gilman - tire Carnegie inatiz
sutton. Win took as hiH mhiett This
Prospects - Science in thg Tinted
States a. fHa uaE aHHE II che TWEEN
KHafts gr~ttt#Ft H
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-16

DEDICATED

STATE COLLEGE. Pa. June it =
fha new auditorium q The rsnnsylta-
aHs siass collage UHiit Through the
generosity ~ Mf ard .rs Charles II
= iiu al, VAS Heutfaffsu 80 gay Win Va
fereatlnF ceremonies AR and Mrs
schwab were preacut ioEethcr with a
number ~ othef friends q The inHii-
tuition
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-16
MiCHIGAN
BANKERS

SAGINAW. Mich Juno Sc -Husiueas
and pleasure are combined in the PM
hfam fnr tine annual meeting ~ the
Michigan Hmte Bankers aaaoeintinn,
which viii Do tn SECESSION here during
the nest three days.
Thr Entertainment end af tho pra-
afam held avus today thu members
and their ladies taking lunch az the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-16
BIG SHOOTING
TOURNAMENT

DENVER Cola fuas "a
0ra nd Nastefn Hauslienp AhaafI1..
tournament Haa uffanad here fnllsv
under favorable auspices. and VIA
continue three days The partirf-
PANTS Include prominent shoatars
from number - states aud the
competitions promise t. be lively.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-16

Ths haag u ~ iate u4as=a na~
a1su. shn alst iast ~ ssinesfay Nlii Be
shiypess a. hfs ferFnsf harne be- laHncas
tsF. Ia fHHiahE 81 uastareHffh 4
aaHa waiter Ha~naan sea aaa
Mr. = 3 tlntehius e daughter. wili
s=.5.H1,s -. 80. Fs.s ras4ssfa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-16

HsEiHa b. eHan ard sftsrWard sHtaffnH
= 1ri.a atsHi fHe rItH late Tits after
nnau the visitors So So fpiutf Ana
HafsIHrn. Hhsrr che evening ta g. 30
Devoted - enter ftnWfut Tomorrow
martfaE Use iuainsra ~ tha convention
ai1 - 80 uHHar uaF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-16
Probable Winners OF
Today's Races

FIRST RACE - Nstsrsno,
Walter ~. Cenqsr.
SECOND RACE George
Berry. Minanscte. Count Ru'
daigh.
THIRD RACE 80 Msissnlaa.
Manda. David ..
FOURTH RhCE-Pat Msr.
rirssg. Naataio. David S.
FtFTH RAG Virgil o., AZ
srtsFnsnf. Dora T
SIXTH RAcg-El Ptiote, jim
Gers. Arthur RAy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-16
HORRORS Of THE HEPPNER
C[OUDBURST CONF IRNED

Hundreds of Lives Wiped Our
Without a Moments Warming
IAN Army of Men Collecting
the Bodies of the Dead---Reief
Trains Being Rushed 10 the
Scene and More Aid Is Needed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-16
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-16
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