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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-04-01
FIVE X

Explosion from my house; they
St. Louis, April me disturbances between
sandoval. III, says; he beat her up once in
we're killed and fou | saw her Immediately
an explosion in tn / told him be must not
The dead Frank he place any more: he
Diminic BarlOttso, AZ abopt ten davs he
Beancan Fatally
New house Henry VA SUM-" anu oosI-
Lewis William
hurt; Franz Day
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-04-01

the policemen, u
nell through thNA came running out OF the
utes the uproar canning and saying Brozier
lights were tui mama; after Br)zier left L
ciUWu hisu oul- : the house; found Sarah
araa where she was shot, once
cree - ha,.soA., -. -, 4
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-04-01

nal that the Il
Corbett had re
ship. In an ins
took place fcts
dened by tn =
being dragged I
ed man. swarm
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-04-01

y boust IUuuu SaTan
where she was shot, once
between eyes and in
was lying behind the
ad on a waist, skirt and
&; Andy Ellis was first
,, ause; / have known
or eight years and
80 or three years; do
IA they were married;
esghting one night be-
ug; | saw Brozier have
! street and stamping
CURED some time before
had heard him make
inst her.
nble-I knew Sarah and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-14

Sealed bids for exclusive privileges
for the sale OF confetti. ice cream.
cigars. candy. soft drinks. country
store. japanese tea garden. Partisan
roof garden. TRmais grotto and any
and all other concessions other than
the sale OF intoxicating drinks, will
be opened at the expedition grounds
on Tuesday. August Is, at p. m.
The committee prefers TO have
cash propositions. but Will consider
propositions OF one-haif ca cash
;sqess acceptance q sias. and che re
mafndsr payable on the opening day
OF the exposition.
The exposition opens August ,hth
and closes September 9Th.
The committee reserves the right
20 reject any and all bids
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-14

NV NoRK. Aug II Russell
Saee IL spending the summer IN
town. Every day uuds him al his
offite m the Wall street district
lending money and DEALING Ia puts
and calls
sage hes summer home at ca
dnrhurTl, on the south shore %
Long Island Jas a. kenne and
LILLIAN Russell are smonE his neigh
haea Heretofore he has spent the
hot months over there tiis chief
pleasure has been la dglkiuE over
the country roads
There have been several reasons
FOR not going % rttsfiIufHt tiiia
summer. Mosquitoes have been
more numerous and hipasithifsty
around New York than ever before
sssEu feels tho weight ~ HE ~ years.
and ia spend more than an hour IN
the ears every maFninx and altar
uann would not Be a pleasant ex-
psffsncr. Then. too. Wall atreet ar
fairs have been IN an unsettled con.
diiien and Il required all The
~ renEth thu CID man could muster
"a attend to hia intareatz None -
n roaid be wasted ia travelling to
anH ffum his country place.
saEe is the bixHest individual
money lender IN town. lie has the
r.card % never having last q cent
% hts laNnn lie knows Enoa Sc
curitY when ne sees e.
Sometimes these smart promoters
come o. me 20 borrow HauHsf. bs
.afd few days $50 That - be
cause they 30 not know me.
fef all that. Aaas h maFe isuteHt
thau nearly any az the Wall street
money lenders with borrowers ehn
become embarrassed Mpat " their
Will sacrifice the securities pledged
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-14

Valdez July sa--tspeeial Cur.
rsspondenCel Last Monday cVen-
inE. James ]. tiaekett. aged 81, tels-
erarh operator ~ Telegraph station
No. on fhe government veidea-
E&gie line. committed suicide by
shooting himself thgoush the heart
eurins nt % aesl,ondency.
The body WAS brought herc and
an inquest hssit.
HArkett had been the lone ocea-
pant % the station since last April
and II Is Thought that the utter lone
illness ~ the place deFansod him
mentally, a. Il has affected other
operators already. and that he nfr-
ferre4 death 10 being alone. lie
formerly lived az bellows taiis. II.
TIE teport has just come IN TIA,
T. s.. Manson. one OF tire govern
nirnt packers. While camping az the
TanAna crossing. saw a raft cofsssus
town the river. upon It's near ap-
pFoaeh he discerned the rF0atFafa
form of a man lying acresz the logs.
HE quickly secured the raft and
carried the man % HIS tent. where
NJ soon brought hun 90 conscious
ness and then fed him aparinxiy. "A
Ne VAS raveaou~iy hungry. lie MAS
q Mr HehFana. y no stated that he.
On company with Matthew KrnNan
ana another mans oft Nasina and
rreaset over onto the Tanana. here
they lost everything. and trying 70
faft down the stream inst all suffs
OF mlshapN and we're 10 days with
cat food
Behrenda said his two comuau-
tnus Were somewhere back along The
river, Munson Immediately set eat
e. iaok for them and after = inng
tramp found them. but some other
fsnushers had previously met them
eni administered 70 their wants.
1-ne three are nov tn good condl.
tion and viii finish the season pros
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-14
VACATIONS or FAMOUS FOLKS
NO VACATION FOR rus" SAGE;
STAYS IN TOWN AND LOANS MONET

for loans on tho slightest provoea-
lion. Stage, while protecting hts own
interests. will hold collateral until
there ~ an oppa tunity for HcllinH II
that viii bring the best results %
the borrower
lie fun IN nfs consists IN adding
"a his millions the Ereht fortune
the final disposition Of which n the
subject Of 80 much speculation. lie
owns probably mena than tae,000.a0a
tie and hla wife have no children
fheY have many relatives niscea,
nephewa and such. but none ia
whom they have displayed any par
tleutar interest.
JAcon wALDDcK.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-14
BAGGED TEN
REFRIGERATION INSPECTORS CAPTURED GANG or CHINESE
sMVeetsRs, INCLUDING rHElR RlNeLEApER

Success crowned the enofts 81 the
Immigration and customs anspeetarn
last h'sht ii their seArch Tor the hand
% chinese that landed n thu sltv
"wednesday niaht In a slaop which
oAane tr0m Nsatofias In SHACK az
ME klNott avenue. North Seattle. ten
eentfshands. lseludlnE Sam Noy. who
y believed - DO 4 smusaiinK ringiaads
81 Nefe surrounded and captured
1ha motning the Chinese we're sfven
hsArins hsforc United States t'am.
missioner hewnasa The sa,uAsicd chi.
pess Nil probably be aspostsd Go uIt-
" Columbia. Sam Moy vii b. oblls.
- q stand trial faf importing Chinsss
- this eoaatry lie has already been
arrested en several occasions. but went
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-14
NEW BUILDING
rs GONG Up

Taikot Walker company today III
" plans With the city building in
fheetar for = 81. 90 building which
thn company proposes 20 erect et the
Southeast corner 81 Ftrat AYanus
sasith ana Jackson street
Tbs building viii BE- five stories
hlah and siii nes=fpy ground space
- tzoxiii feet IL Wiii be construct
- y sfans ard hfsuk ard wiii -
used as a Nhuisxais house ~ the
company for wham n T. erected
Matthew pav and G. J. Erickson are
the contractors
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-14

fres each time fof want II sufficient
evidence g secure hia conviction. sam
u believed e. have landed more contra
hand opium and Chinese on tho Sound
That any other one man engaged Ia i've
traffic. lie u rep0ted 90 be wealthy,
and il accused ~ belng IA league With
band Of Cinnamon having aHenelas
At Vancouver amt Victoria. A. a rifle
he employed white nuilaSa to DO she
risky work u carrying the Hoodr %
this country Two weeks aao C MAS
learned tY the federal sicutha that he
had rented tho haus6 where the cap.
tare VAS made last niaht from John
Davis Co. and since that time the
place has tern uhder the surveillance
% tho authorities.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-14
READY FOR the
ENCAMP MENT

Arrangements are being complet.
"a Tor the annual snchmumont Of tho
haeund regiment. ~ q. W., which
win be- held beginning Sept "a. 81
American Lake Capt Clark Green
LOT the Everett company. and a prafn-
ineHt citinen 81 that place, was IN
The city this morning arranging with
otto A. Case, major u the FIRST
battalion. FOR the attendance OF the
Everett company.
Examinations fer three sereaants
- tho FIRST battalion viii begin to-
night preparatory 20 the appoint p
meat 81 the battalion commlssarY.
The EXAMINATIONS are competitive
in form. and viii be conducted BY
Maj Case. capt. chan ~ Head and
nr b. ~ Carroll
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-14

There viii be a band concert every
afternoon and night. Diavalo Will
put on his dangerous bicycle per-
Torrance, the most remarkable OF
It's kind. twice daily.
Contracts have been closed with
the Miniature Railway company,
with Prof. Ia Croix. the celebrated
trapeze aud slids-for-llfs PERFORM
er, also McZouave's Worlds Great
est Acrobatic stars. and the famous
Turks. and many other attractions
win be upon the grounds.
HN wsfffsttfWtt y a. 90 sven hy
the ChcpperS Degree Camp No. 1.
W O. w. Address all comuniea-
lions IN sealed envelopes 20 A. =.
Speekert, secretary. srd ana Union
streets. Seattle. Wash. Write
across the envelope. BIDS"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-14
AID FOR
| SILESIA

HGBiIS. Aug IL Emperor viii
ftHi presided az a meeting Of the
ifuWn council to-day to consider
tieasgroa Of relief for silsaia. "a hefe
thefn n great distress on areount Of
iecgnt fioads. n has been alleged
hat tho ministers refused govern
ietst aia Tor the sufferers 10 Vas
teneraily expected that their rsNin-
fatlona would be handed ln. hut no
faeh action Vas taken. The mfniA.
tsrm reported direct 90 the Emper-
b. and explained thrir attitude.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-14
CRUSHED
Loo ROLLER FATALLY MUIR
20 IN LOGGING CAMP

especial to The start
MAitNhNfLLE wash. Aus. IL
otto Anderson. a Finn employed az
a loader IN the HtimHon logging camp
SIX miles north Of here. was
caught between two rolling logs az
~ o'clock yesterday afternoon. and
terribly crushed Several ribs we're
brahsn and he sustained internal
Injuries. from which 10 IL doubtful n
De VIII recover Hie WAS brought TO
MarYHviiis. where he a. being treat.
"a by Df sayrc.
So lar as knuwu. Anderson has no
family.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-14

sams - tas yonax mon e Waves
vie wAa #sse h#wry -ftssiFss HFfH
fussHs Eifia ga uHF streets last Eahfsf
had thrir aFms out y piaan Mocafsis
wis Ezhumef
Lord ssHshufy. prsfnisg q Great
britain 10 seriously IA
nr y y Alarms. whs has nAl4fes
IN geaftie courts - defendant IN
tfisaiHsi Hrs=ssutieas. r. ussfsf arrest
IN san Frsnsisao On a charxs q OBJ
iaiains maney By false pset4nHes.
Thres masked men held up a ssiaan
ard KsmtilaF hause in Hzkrr ClfF.
Or. ard eiiaiaas go In cash.
Naurf Vaauviua r. ia eFaftiaa hnt
a Il feared that tsa village % otta-
isua viii ~ avrrwbsitned ~ a nop u
lava
Mrs. 0sl,isr hau an unpleasant
duty q psffafm the afianepu. said
Mrw aruithsrs
whats TIE troabis now sss-i
an1lthsrs
You knaw enc haa a rav with ssv.
tral msmhaFa ~ fha aawinE clsris.
Vel. this aftrTuoon she has Eut ~
square thinEa"
lie who steals ny parse on pay
daY IL no gentleman.
Everybody r. sind ta knav what bob
I hoves usraaually thInka aeeut corhstt
I and IeTriea The 10 nEht itself Il al
vars = secondary consideration.
Little chunks - gnFhaHn
Raise an awful nmait
NairhbarH think they're living
Pretty close "a tho tide fats
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-14
DROPPED DEAD

William Plat. an aFed resident of
Columbia. four miles south OF the
city. dropped dead tn trent OF Df.
guthrle'H office NJ : 90 o'clock this
morning. fFom a sudden attack ~
heart disease. from which be had
suffered for some time,
Coroner IuYo was notified.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-14
THE MARKETS
MHoIRaatn pRicEa

wHoLEsEtn PRICES
!, rFs-.- -. .. =. = =.
% - esni hisesf1
Provisions
rs~sa Nssf-cuw ~. ne - sissf bssf.
- - yssi sstee - - 80 n
saa. tfas y. t=atsa frvst. izsH -.
Vegetables
az~sa eoss, gW bas 49, caiffaE-
nas fassfass. nsrfsants o. 80 - rvts 90
tie HsfiF ftasE AZ saffHfss o. - go
isfaA ssss y - sassaass Us = iss.s-
hsfs ssesss sas rsisrF. - So ratissss.
fls h.szah ttass.s ariass A. % -. zF-sa-
les ss.ssu tzseahrs csHfeFuia ~sssrulsisssss.
- - s. 60 SO. 80 sazas. - ~
Green fruit. Eta
Aastss rsiIF. fsaIt %. sfsvssssEas.
81 fsi - hs. fHaH ~ aHsfH rHafa-
lo5n@s seasss box. natmeEs. aAnasl .ap-
sssfs fanasaa eaafs - alfasssA Hfanss e. -
rfaaa Hatlse pssfh aiAins e.sss - iazz -
80 NHffer Nakinna Gre efafsta. ~ y
rHffants. 8 = rfafss natgs faseissf-
riss. . r o9 hiaeAbsrries -. wna.-
shss. o. TO- seusaua. a. @s0s -. arsAsss
b - b'ses. O. -
i+ar. Grain ard Feed
oats 90 ten harley 60 TEN. wheat
80 - iani shan "a 80 Son. sasfis - 90
taa5 hFah 80 taH5 ~ fnsel - - -
80 sss4i har. tisao tsai nss siesifs.
tisea ton. ues Puset 8oana haF. tie
tau. uaiaaifsKs, t1sa
nsstsr. chsss.. EGGS. Poultry
natfsf- washinEtsn efsanasftss. 2ae3 Sal
So. nssA ssssA s~szIs So. Eastern.
Z flt.... Native washington. run cream
"a. flfnfmfasf a. Hntss. bfteH is8tae
fs-aisrs fifssasI gsfssYs. asa2tci ass
hess. itJitsss. i've dsass u dFssssa
iFf. enriuE shieslns. issts dgA, I'VE
/ ssasas foglia.
PRICES TO PRODUCERS
ggssss ysiess 80 ~ seoas asiIs.rsa -
! - -. ffsisht aep9s. % On ses a"es IN
] Hay ard Grain
Eastern washiusiea umgshr, Ga tis ~
tan8 alfalfa. tta 10 81 ton. cats, - -
taa. barley, 81 @ ton; wheat tz1.aS
/ ton. bran. 81 20 ton shorts. tsia ton.
miffiings. - % ton. Puget sound hay,
&c % tii
GAGS. PouFtry ard Livestock
Z e anftnw chlehcns q seit q dun
+ Esss. fsssh tansh, sag1aei he hsns. ise
I rs ITso duekH ~ ID. dressed veal
a@a \. ffsss@s aaftan. e9ahe y; fIsss-
- tsaNs Tteass %. ehaias beef ea~s - -.
I DEE - haat On foss. u 70. hiasA o.t9fs.
= ToAlrht il amateur might At the
( F.nrffa Park thsatar Bulletin re-
I Turns from tho Corbatt- Jeffries fight
I'd san rfnnfl 900 will be read from
fhr stage during the performance to-
iiiEtit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-14

peotlnE.
About tse weeks age one OF the
Japanese wufhtun la the A. 4, A
cannery at Kasilaff showed signs of
Insanity. and che uixht disappeared.
fhu jap contingent sent cut men
90 hunt fof him. but they an retuFn-
"a empty handed and nothing was
found until three days aga, when a
peeullar o4ar was detected IN the
cannery, and his body WAS found
hansing u rnftsF Ia tho can loft
tits feet were t0uehins thu floor. -
he Intentionally stFangled himaslt
A Russian brought in a report yes
tersiay that "a man hy the name 81
Palmer. ffum Hope city. while pres
psetinN the urlahhurhood % upper
kenai lake. found some old Russian
iisxinE- ana got 81 20 the pan He
has returned C. hepe for provisions
and men. A stampeds 70 thu ais-
,flet Is expected.
A party legt YakataF On F'rlady
afternoon. July "a A STERN sprung
up from tho rear and DRIVE them
along. They reached Kyak. q aia-
iAnea 81 - miles Ia an hour and -
minutes. ana rs minutes after iAnA
inx Capt. James Ofson. captain ~
the haat died. tie vas buried By
his companions the following Snn.
day.
y. n. Costello. the buffalo miiiiou-
sire. has adied ta1aa acres II KAYAK
oii lands 10 hts holdings. previously
&c ezAa arFs= The land T. located On
care SukiIn or the Kayak district
IL Mas owned by - 4. Wtiiouahby
The consideration VAS between ss3.-
Gee and IJa. nla
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-14

Through a printers error. SpeiEet
A. Hurlbufa advertisement IN
ThurHdaya Star, read For Friday,
one and ore half price, odds and
Finds 81 Seven Coated Enamelware.
iuataad OF one half price.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-14

Matters Of Importance win be con-
aldsrcd At a msefing ~ the Rainier
Heights Improvement club. which
VIII be held tonight AZ Oltmaua hall
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-14
Drummer & Co.
403 PikeSt. Tel. Main 1000

rot can't saY thls j. not = anap--a hoass
with three nice fnnata. one block from
car Nre. cafnHr u Fifh aNanWe narfh
and Ward street bet aoEtsN esceilsut
view 2 hineha frata Mfucsf sohcai Ter
uHiy tieno foUA terms
INV t-fuam house ~ lutffhaY fof h0x
100 I blocks from car line, Tor $1,000 good
tasras Armstrong; owen. 300 nennY
way Phanss uuu t0Ii ind l. fOfA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-14
naannn u SIS q q n n
STAR DUST:


Nes there goes Charles schwah and
General Miles. ana ueiihrF enc % them
have 80 dodge the reporters any more.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-14
Luke oeta Tlred

Luke Gets Tired
Luke the Loon says he IL Eattina
tstaa - tha strenuous NE and called
up the star nuHt man and asked him
" be thuuEht he dukri would be
punished II b. save himself np - the
Nlssle. eiasle house authorities ~ hin
nNH FRYE viii Luke says be t. Raius
"a ask liahhhbaYea N be Wsn't sub.
Htiiute fpf him IA the padded coll foF
while n8bnhhoSea HASN'T replied
yet being iao baaF sritink suicide
stories about himself
Luke started tfauhlr lest nlsht ~
standing uu the gaHnsr n Second ave-
uus and Madison street and stappina
everybody that tried 60 e. by I'm
q eesufarfeii nftYseent pises and Fan
can pass hss he eauid Say re ans
apalls psfaaadsd that hu VS. Hn slse-
tfio lshi and DO climbed up = telegraph
pole and eans a. sleep Heres his
daily snoft
Assisssln'
Twill seen BE- tilns 20 tell 81 Hfn.
Hnw high the prise u raai Niii ciimh
And write aame chearfu things ahent
the snow
The winters chill tht Eaz mans hii.
tbs nsressafF aaiaine piii.
And other THINGS nYnonymnu with
Roe
I realise that 70 - wise
To cultivate some enterprise
Ana uinE 81 lovely summer on the
WHma
nut I tusf hate q contemplate
rha winter months. and I hesitate
fa feeestiaH the end u summers
reign
SAYS the pika street philosopher
'tlautas. according 20 SONS folks. 10
i'tsl aa excuse o. lnt = sfezt man man.
ksY Sfth strong dfink"
a Sad Fact
'rta nsitam nen
Reach iaffF stations.
And stay without
iaxrnfiEssiagss.
Win syesYlsasif kaaekinr ~ wonder
frafsssor f.anAissa aifship dasanst
~, what Il nrrsfa - haest
49,
A. electric Hsht plant ta being In
stalled AZ kHiamas
a Werd frss Jssh Vie.
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The harness races a. The Mead
ovH will commence a. 4 20 daily. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-14

Ladies' admitted free az The Meadows
every day this week ex. Saturday -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-14
Havlnn TreubI, WIih You Hsadl

Fassi~s .sss.ss q. 7..s..si. a Gsftss;i - e9
Hat. It's q sure cure for at head
troubles I'ail block now on sale.
King uron. eii First ave. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-14

The ~irl.h puks- Play pssspesss
OWNS 90 the iiinean % Prof Smtfh
the Irish Duke" - postponed for a
fsw dayA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-14
LATE NEWS HNN MAZ

MAN LIVED ON RAFT Sc DAYS WITHOUT Fooo-rso sulo
lnEs-eolp kENA LAKE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-14

Little chunks - RnFhaFn
Raise an awful nmait
NaiFhhars think they're living
Pretty close 20 tho tide fats
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-14

anfinE Chickens tHlta duh
EsAs. ffssh fanrh. sf4raci fHs hsnas ~
- 1fsc ducks. - IT,. drseesd veal
So a. srsss@s ssaffan e9eAe 10. dFsss
. .A tsaes Fts9as ID ehaias beef eaas ea fafz
~ ~ sssars en- foot e. 10, esiFss ~ fsss
ZEE "a haaf on fasf. u ~ hiasA cAs9is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-14

: Toalght il amateurn' might a, the
F.nrifa Park thsataf. Bulletin re-
turns frnm tho Corbatt- Jcffries fight
I'd san Francaco viii be read from
thc stage during the performance to-
i,tafff-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-14

lie who steals ny parse on pay
daY IL no gentleman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-14

Eastern Washfustua uingihrt "a. tie -
Tao alfalfa. tie 10 81 ton. eapA tsse
tsa baFieY. tEi % ton; wheat tz1.s
taa. hgan. 81 20 ton shorts. tsi.pl ton
uaifanngs. - - ton. Puget sound hay.
"a - al
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-14

SAYS the Fika street philosopher
tlautas. aaenrdina 70 SONS folks IL
t'tst aa excuse O. lat sfezt man nun
ksY xfth strong aftnk"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-14

Everybody r. sind q hnaw shat hob
hoyns personally thinkn abeut corhstt
and Ie-rlea The ID nEht ftself Il al
vars q secondary consideration.
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nu,,.r. eh,.,.. Eaas. peaI.ry


&C. s: ;s q s:s g. 80; "a s u. as n n
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Naurf Vaanviua q in erartiaa and
u Il feafsa that ths village - otta-
isHa wlli ~ avrrwisaiued ~ aus u
lava
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-14

Thr~s masked men held up a usiaun
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-14

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-19
"HUMAN LIGHT" PICTURES.
Tie Rays From the Crooke's Tube Act ~
an lntensif!cr.

PHILADELPHIA, May 1s.-Prof. Arthur ".
Goodspeed Of the University of Pennsyl-
vania is busily experimenting with his
recently discovered human ray" Although
II was made by means Of Crooke's tube,
the professor denies that the rays emanat-
ing from the human body have their origin
in the tube. He said to-day that another
radio active substance could be employed
in obtaining tho desired result with the
human rays and that the tube merely acts
as an intensihsr Of the rays.
Prof. Goodspeed pointed out that all
matter absorbs radio active energy in waves
Of varying length and emits this same
energy In waves OF defiaite and altered
langth. The energy that has thus been.
transformed is characteristic Of the matter
from which it emanates. The rays or waves
of this energy are given out by the human
body with comparative force and freedom.
The Crookcs tube enabled Prof. Good
speed to make his discovery by its produc-
ton of exag serated wave conditions and
their consequent absorption and diffusion
with unusual force by the human body
In making his experiment he did not per-
nit the X-rays emanatiug from the Crookes
TUBE to flow toward the Photographic plate,
and the unusual wave disturbance created
in this way was absorbed by his own body.
Prf. Goodspeed also ascertained by
exp.r nents that tho rays from tho human
body PASS with difficulty through glass
and with case through aluminium.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-19
MRS. GARDNER INDIGNANT.
Stray Bullet Damages a Bronze in Her
Palace Collection.

Boston, May ls.-Chairman Emmons
of the Police Board said to-day that he re-
ceived a call from Mrs John l.. Gardner
on Saturday afternoon. She came in
highly indignant mood and said she wanted
police protection Her palace in the Back
Bay Fens has been assailed.
Mrs. Gardner was away from her palace
on Thursday and Friday, and when she re-
turned on Saturday morning her army of
carctakers were arrayed before her and
made their reports of the happenings dur
ing her absence. The first report caused
great dismay. A bronze statue OF great
value had been damaged On Thursday
the caretakers were shocked by crashing
Of glass and the fall to the floor of the
statue, which was hit by bullet.
A search for the person who fired the
bullet has been made. but he has eluded
the detectives. The bronze was not ruined,
but was married and dcnted. The damage
is considerable also to the feelings Of Mrs.
Gardner, who has spent much time and
money collecting and admirably displaying
the art treasures in her magnificent palace.