davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-01-17
DIsBRoW NOT GUILTY
OF KILLING CLARENCE FOSTER
Jury Wastes but Little Time in Reach
ina a Conclusion,

ing Conclusion.
RIVERHEAD, L. I, Jan. 16-Louis A.
Disbrow Wss acquitted today on the
charge of killing Clarence Foster at
Good Ground on the night Of June 9.
The verdict was reached by the jury
after brief deHberation.
The strongest point made against
the accused was that he was the las5
person seen with Foster and Miss Law
renee on the night of the tragedy. The
contention Of the defense was that
Foster and the girl committed suicide.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-01-17

Continued Q" Sixth Page.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-01-17
WASHINGTON.

Army contract frauds Of Civil war time
are revived in house over claim of Keo-
kuk 0Owa) firm.
Minnesota and Wisconsin Indians will
receive nearly $40 per capita for dead
timber sold from ceded lands.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-03-18
Miss Alice Roosevelt
sera feSteJada
por los ciudadanos de
SAN JUAN
en- Ia reunion de anOche una
c0Iecta assemble q $500
Miembros de la Frater-
nifty toman psrte en-
los festejos

La Yenni6a de anoche en- ell Ate
neO fue bastante concurrida por dia
guiaos elementoa sociales
Sa trAtAba de- organizar festeios
en- honor de Miss Alice Roosevelt
como demonstration de cabAllerosi.
dad y simpAtfAs de los ciudadanos
de San Juan para CON Ia sen ,rita
HIS del Presidents. deber que no
pod1a rehusar esta snciedad.
Presidi6 10 reunion ell abogado
HarnGndez Lopez, eierciendo de Sc.
cretario ell doctor Fernandez Mater.
Sc tomaron los siguientes acusr.
dos:
Abrir ma subscription quefa6 en-
cAbe ads por t0doa los ALI presentes
ascendiendo 6 200 pesos 10 .recAu-
dado.
Nombro ie una comisi6n compues.
to de los ssnores Hernandez Lopez,
doctor Goenaga. Gordils, del Vale.
Giusty, Rafael Guillermety y Iron.
coso.
Fac organizsda una eomisi6n per.
manents presidiaa por Hernandez
Lopez, Secretario Fernandez Mater
y Tesorero aon Juan de Guzmkn Ba.
mite
Comisi6n para recibir 6 10 senori.
to r 1osevelt en- Ell maells: CUTLER.
mety, del Vale, Goico, Bosch ca.
tell, Guillot, Casaldue, Iriarte, j..
PAlacio, ! 9. G3ensga.
Los sefores Hern&ndex LOPEZ.
Lugo Vina, Palmer, Guzmkn B mi.
ter, Cnevremont, aoetor Mater Y
CAmunas forman la eomisi6n de in.
vitaciOnes.
Chevremout, Igaravidez, doctor
Dovsl, del Vale, y Rodriguez com.
ponen In comisi6n de decorado.
Be celebrar6 una resepcion popu.
lar en- eli teatro.
RENO mscha animation entire los
que spoehe acuaieron & los salones
del Atsne0; pero fac acuerdo que
una comisi6n &c aviatase con 81 Go:
bernador 6 fin de que cuantos feste.
jos Sc ideasen fassen conoeiaos por
aqu6l para ilevArlos & efeeto de CON.
formiaad CON las indicReiones que
creyese Mr.. Hunt oportnnas.
Esta noche hAbr& de celebrarse
otra reunion en- In cuAl Sc tomar&n
aeuerdos deinitivos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-03-18
Don InOcelte Rivera Alvarez
haze s E 3;

@ ae 10 Comisi6n investigators de
signadA por il Corporation Munici.
pal de esta Ciuaad en- Acuerdo mum:
81 de ~ de Enero 1itimo, en- sesi6n
eeiebrada agar aeorso invitar 6 les
vecinoa de eats t6fmino municipal
qae teniendo quejAs j~uatifcadas de
los servicios del Munieipio 8 contra
algnno de sus e~mplesdos, las expon.
gan por escritO sntreg&ndolas nj que
suscriba en- las ohcinAs de 10 Sacre.
tAlfa del Ooncejo Municipal dentro
del t6rfnino lie veinte dfAs h6biles.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-03-18
Russia adODta Ell
SlSJema decimal

Ell gobierno rnso VA & decretar ID
sustituci6n de sus Antiques pesos y
meaidas por nuestro slstema deci'
NAL.
LOS ffaneesss, orgullosoa de este,
imaginan que regiran, por tai eausa,
dutante aig1a Jlempo, Ell concrete
del Imperio russo.
Y pretenden il1air tambi9n en- 10
reforms dsl calenasrio eslavo, doce
d1as retrasado CON respsto oil nues
tro, para simplifcsr aus relaciones
con aqusl pals.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-03-18

Jar lNTIA.--La gallina vieja
es relevada de n gran parte de
su trabajo por medic de las xMaqui-
mas Incubadorass que son exclusi-
vamente para obtener en- gran can
tidad y con buenos resultados la
cria de pollos. Las Incubadoras
fabricadas por la xReliable Incuba-
tor & Brooder Co., de Quincy Ill.
u. S. A. son c~onsideradas las me-
jores.
Nosotros diremos algo mas So
bre este en- nuestra edicion del l
de Abril pr0ximo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-03-18
CODfefenCla SObre
I'D teDla social
En- PONCE
Una edicion de postales
Los carteros tendran mu-
cho trabajo.

M@I3ps 10. @lQ UNA @OQa
fsroncia en- In eFaderacioa Librep
don Tomss Carton.
Ri tsma, seg1a una hoja que cir
Gu 6 aver, fu6 al aigaiente:
sIieal del proletariado. Car&eter
&c las difefentss escuelas sOcialiataa
Medios posibles de una uniicaci6n
para dest mir la usura, y hAcer una
sociedad donde hsyA mAs amor y
mas un'6o.s
Sc italian en- Ponce, ell Pbro. don
Ramon Dkvila, cura de Barranaui-
tas, y los comsrciantas de aquella
localidad don Salvador y don Agus-
tin Villsronga.
A muchas perscnas de esta eiudsd
hemos dido elcgisr In actitud de In
<Ffaternety. dc esa capital, 81 no
querer dar bales en- honor de Miss
Roosevelt, por ser tempo de Gus.
reama. Muy bien por 10 sociedad
refsriAa.
Hoy regres6 de JuanR Diaz nues-
tro eompanero IN In prensa senor
Casanova, que foe 6 aquel pueblo 6
tom&r psrta en- una velaaa lfrico IL
teraria cslebrAda ell domif go dltimo.
So estk eaitando en- la imprents
de don Qaintfn Negr6n Sanjurio un
folleto que eontiane las postales de
"a hermano JoEe A. Negf6n San
jurjo.
Aver ne celebraron en- oil JusgAdo
de Psz del Este trecs juicios por dis.
tintss csus&s. Uno de ellos ge refa-
rio 6 In denuncia de nm gnardia ma.
nicipal contra tres muj ares, por
conspiraci6n contra 81, respesto de-
una muchacha, para hscer d. Il o oil
guardia: pas6 & 10 Corte de Distrito.
Manana habr& en- ell temple cato.
Hoo de esta ciudad ana solemnfsima
funcio rsligiosa por ser aia del Pa
triarCs San Jose.
Los iefas de correos Mr.. Nc Leoa
y Mr. Robert, que se hsllaban en-
esta ciudAd, han salido para Maya
gusz.
A los cartesos de Ponce sc impo.
ne In obligation, desde Ell dia prime
70 de Abril, de repsrtir 10 CORES.
pondencia hssta los barrios cerca.
nos de 10 ciud&d.
Hoy termin6 ell juicio oral contra
Agustfa Collszo, por homicidio de
F'eliciAno CArmona 6 Cartons.
Darante IL noche IL policia NO
ussrA otra arma que el revolver.
Asf 90 ha dispuesto.
FL jovsn empleado en- 10 oicina de
correos don Julio SAlicrup eats va
re~stsblecidc de 10 emf srmsdad que
sufrierR, y he vualto & ocupar So
puesto an 10 inaiGada ufei1a.
entire amDos pueblos, pero los mas
serenos esperan todRvia In accion de
los partidos poll sicos de 10 isla que
ora Separates, orR unidos por 10 as.
piraci6n comta, es de esperar que
levAnten 10 voz v encaminen ID OPT.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-03-18
A los N0tarlOS

CARPETAS ARA ESCRITURAS
en- dolores sc. hAcen & 10 .6rasn en-
LA CORRESPONDENOIAs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-03-18
MerCadO de New YORK
Cotizaciones

~OLkZdSlO1lGS
Arenques abiertas 500
Baoalao americana 22-75
Id. ingles $500
CebOllas sueltas On barriles $50
Cerveza xSafo> botellas, blancas TBS
Id i'd i'd verdes $50
Chicharos It's
Habiohuelas coloradas r No ha
Id i'd largas 800
Id barriles pequenas 200
Harina trigo challenges 3-75
Id maiz en- barriles $40
Id i'd on sacos 8-10
Jamones &Cruz Roia1 1000
Keronese <Purlesss Totes 200 cAias o-85
Luz Dtamante Id. 100 i'd. Lac
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-03-18
EStebanla FiguerOa
eStd en- CatalO
No fQ6 muy lejOS en- Su fuga

Rsspscto 6 ID gacstilla que publ
cafamos aver, noticiando que 10 nj.
IA Estebanfa Figueroa BE habfa fl
gAdo de 10 casa en- que estaba reeo.
gtda en- estA capital, y que del he.
cho di6 conocimiento & Las autorida.
des II mAdre de aquella nina Juana
Figueroa, de ToA ALTA. be nos inf u,
ma que HstebAnfa Sc present6 en- ca:
% de don Juan Castro, Carretera
145. [Cata1o, har4 cosa de nm mes,
manifestanao que IA madre Juana
10 habfA mandado &c ie oil ssfor
Castro para que 6ste 10 recogiera.
Asf, pues, EstabAnfa F.gaeroA BE
encuentrA en casa del se1or g Astro,
que erey6 10 dicho por ella sin los.
pechRr que era ineiarto.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-03-18

A muchas personas de esta siudad
hemos dido elcgisr In actitud de In
<Ffaternety. de esa cspitaI, 81 no
quefer dsr bales IN honor de Miss
Roosevelt, por ser tempo de cua.
rsama. Muy bien por 10 sociedad
refsrida.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-03-18

entire ambos pueblos, pero los mas
serenos esperan todavia II accion de
los partidos p%olfsicos de 10 isla que
ora separsdos. ora unidos por 10 rs.
piraci6n comm, es de esperar que
ievsnten 10 voz y encsminen ID OPT.
MON.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-03-18

Hoy regres6 de Juans Diaz nues
tro eompanero en- In prensa senol
Casanovs, que foe 6 aquel pueblo
tomar psrta en- una velaaA lfrico Ii.
teraria cslebrAdA ell domif go dltimo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-03-18

Mafana hsbra en- ell temple cato.
Hoo de esta ciudAd ana solemnfsima
funcio rsligiosa por ser aia del Pa
triarCR San Jose.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-03-18

Sc italian en- Ponce, ell Pbro. don
Ramon Dkvila, cura de Barranqui-
tas, y los ~comsrciantes de squella
localidad don Salvador y don Agus-
tin Villaronga.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-03-18

So est& eaitando en- In imprentl
de don Qaintfn Nsgr6n Sanjurjo NJ
folleto que eontiene las postales d.
su hermano jose A. Negf6n Sam
jurjo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-25
EVERYBODY rs OUT or TOWN


s4.r either city everybody oat Of '~n
rho BITE closed Windows that e'e'N
lauehe With melancholy We0A
say pasantty xopc the SIZE aud unaf nav ~
y Sitter slmen and fashion heH
urofY aud fades away into ta'he' Hs
eyeybody scattered AZ the seash0gA ~ sun
resorts Europe la fact everywhere u'
etees
EVERYBODY"
what volume u asienss there Is
N i, -. s,..s
strictly eakiuE the noecdes Of our e
are IN most not uasSed AZ All l..
I'd Ard 80 Nlua''' wy ~
.4sciahs work Of the void 49, -,
o. their absence shows 81 no" "t' ~
worth n the rvsl social sud industrial M"
The gteale ties SO tsht without them
uyriads ana an the mantaa sa"'fas" ''
along as the in their presence -.
Every street not sose % nhep a'H
trolley ear mas u.e ~
"a OFT shades drawn and doors ebasf
rhs grcat threhbng beats steadily on p"is %
rh o through artery aea Ne
snsr rasaaz. beaches the self hH ava w
tsuu. lok bsm and caf'oe As "u''''
ear- flower 90 aeNee
NOT 'cveryheis
no -. -
rompa with ths great honey bees that work
steadily flashes If eseheseent cob
ssss
what matters IN city Whs'hsr hs fash
be at home a@ead'
q aii
Evers vital industry every enterprise worthy
psa3ost whether the diraf 81 fash
sss be here nowhere
Ana these asn.sauata uNa that
asae industrial achne Of city without tar'
a eos "svefyheiy+f
Ne they natads.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-25
JMWHRC
CUSTOMS OFFICERS TURN
STEAMER uMATiLLA roPsY.
TURvEy IN THEIR SEARCH

The collier Edith. arriving this
nsaruifsH from san tfaneiSco. Fa-
Szsrts that the Pacific Ceass Steam.
aalp e49fspahys CALIFORNIA; HnHr
f'1saaLlsla vas usisrgaiFE an an
assiai ssarch FOR s1uuHEIsd uftuu
Nhrn thu EAtith LETT the ssutheru
~ a.. ...-. ...-s s->--,s.. 80. 4
esYgr q me Isort t-uBuHHeY n -
Aahn had turnsd taass "a the Rell
nsoprn liner sne Whole essstnfns IN y
aasrtsan force Of tie California me-
tsupoils ~ an attempt 70 find con q
ssahana Eoost&
Tn - the Ediths sailing meme
hal been found. though a close
aasrh sssa being Kept 81 the steamer.
Tlts san Francisco customs effi-
essa got a .1tp~ that there Sas a
a.asansits 10 the contFahani gntsts
sxAssas4 and left 30 stone gasafa@i
e. discover Il. even going 10 the
tFosose 81 shining tire esai In the
bsank ess
Several ulonths ago two fireHasn
II the Pacific Coast Steamship eon-
nany~ faiifpenla hn.f 0u~sn. Wefe
arrested az San f'faaefsco. hAvins IN
their pazssaslan large quantity -
opium which they had procured AZ
vletorte The ci4@fam. officials be-
ii@g@ there - ring ~ fsr@mrn on
the liners. engaged In the unlawful
trade
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-25

whether any soul would ever ruma
TO know how I had placed WyHelf
m the heart af the beacon which
sawed the army 81 Ciaaael hoped
an and / prayed 80. fat what con
auiafioA Il Wnuld be Ia my mother
what N example Co the army what
Il pride e. my duHaafal Nhen he
pamhhl came ai last into my hut
with the food ard tho Niur. the FIRST
rraneat / made him was that he
would write Hn account uf my death
and send It TO the French camp. He
answered not "a word. but I ate my
suutWr with better appetite from
the Thought that my HiuriauH fate
would not br altogether unknown
l had been there about two hours
" hen the door opened saain, aud
the chief stood looking ini ! WA
m darkness. but IL btiHand With "a
torch stood beside him, aud 1 saw
bis eyes aud his teeth cleaning as
b. peercd az no
Ready 2 he askef
II IT, not yet TIME
eYas stand oat lot the last min.
a promise IL promise
Very good. he it -. We have
Ia little Justice Go de ameua our
selves. faf one bf my fellows has
heen mlahrhav Wing We have 4 strict
rula ~ QUE own. which j. no respect
~ ~ persons. az he Pumpal here
could toll Ynu 10 yea truss him
aud lay him ora the fsauta. De Pom
pal. aud aiii return ~ set him
die
he Pompal and the man with the
steps 81 the chief passing away. hs
Pufnpal closed tne apaf
"galnnei orfafd said be-. you
must trust this man. for be = ehe
~ my party u IL neeh OF nniiins
We may save you yet. nut I take q
sfcai flsk. aud ! want afruite
b. omlHR II We save tnu, Nlll yen
guarantee that Ne have a frfsntlf
reception in the French camp. aitd
that AL the pact viii b. forgotten ? :
a DO guarantee "a
AID I ffusi fa your huuafi Nov
auiek quick there IL not an iusiant
10 la4as n thie manHtef rstHfht e &
shall die iarrihly. an thrre.
/ STARED 81 ant#nrnsnf az shat he
asa catching un a long "a Is
pnuaasit refund the body ~ mssieat
oamaada. ana ~ tict a cloth rugnd
hIs unuth 80 az t. almost enfef We
tAea
100 yan 10 there" h. cfiri lsfa
b. laid me Ia the piaef % tHs desa
kodY. - haKf faar nf my nen wait
inE ana they Wiil plsff WIS hraal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-25
DVFNfTDFG/a
NV Iii n OhNoAlh@1
If BRIGACsTRe
~vSsl1FRARDs
c4qa14ar npos " Ne hlDNaIE3 kNII8a1d aa1QeIAu0H.

the beacon" H. opened the door
aud gave an ufdrf several pf the
hfIHanla entered aud bore out hu
plaHHia For myself remained upon
the floor with my mind In tufF
mott nf hope aud wonder
rive mlnntea later be Pumpai and
bis men Wrfo back
You are laid upon the beacon.
said he = defy anyone in the world
tn SAY n d NOS Ytai aud you are ~
gagged aud bound that nu One can
expect yea Ga speak az move keW.
ID auly remains ta carry forth the
body ~ puplesais and 90 toss " over
the Nrfadai pfefipice.
TWO nf them seiaed ue by the
head and two by the heels and car
riad me. hiiff ana lnrft. from the
lsif As came Into the open all
/ could have cried out tn my amakes
meuf The moon had riHnu above
the beacon and there. clear outlined
Haafnst lie silver light vas the rs
are of the man stretched upon the
faa The hrisandH we're either ~
their camp of slhudiag around tho
beacon. faf none ~ them Htopped ~
ausstinned our title party y" Pom
gaf Ipd them rs the direction ~ tie
prealplca A. the brow W. were aut
~ sight. and there ! vas allowed %
use MS feet ones more he fnmtai
pain tea 60 a narrow winding TRACK
This IL the say down. said ne.
ana then. suddenly "ni1s hiio. WhRt
A. thatff
A terrible cas- had ftaon aui ~ the
woods beneath uH / saN that he
ramrai VAS shlYcffns like a fright
ened horse.
m - that dewitt" be whispered
ahe - treating another ns he treat
81 me. Ilut ou. an. FOE heaven help
us II ne lays htH hands upan us
one by anr Wn craWied down the
narrow goat track A. the bottom
Of the gliff We were hack iu the
vossis once more. Suddenly vel
low glare shoue above a.. ana the
black shadows ~ The tree trunks
started out M front They had fired
TIE beacon behind as Even from
where We stood we could see that
impressive bod9 among The flames
aNd che black figures ~ the sue
ffiisH a. they dsHeea. Rastias IKE
fauHihala. around the pile lia' haw
aha0k my fiEI AZ them the deNs.
ana haw vowed that one day my
hnasarn and I would make the feeh
Hnina level
lie pamspai knsw hos The uuiroats
we're placed ard an the paths hts p
ied fhraaEh she forrest Nui g. syaid
these Villains We had g. plunge
aiuane tha billie ard Waik fsf many
"a weary mfe ard yet hos siadiY
1 would have WALKED those extra
isaHstes n Auiy faf aHe SIGHT which
thsf brought Is ms fyrs' II mas
have s-=FH 2 o'clock - ih- laiiitsiE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-25
PLAYED AS
A LOSER
SHIP HELEN BREWER ON
OVERDUE LIST

f-ha Anzfesn ship ftsien fsFeWsfs
lga aasa ffain Naurg4hAHA faf Del
awafH rfeasAwatet has been filaee1
81 the neaflus Tat and her ffin=
sufauHr raIea advanced a. 50 ~
vent she i beinE heavily played
mot - k9ftKe
T-hs fiaasiasf bark fierfHas. IA
lays ffssln fr~etasHtie fuf raanshHt.
s.I- .!..< = :: : ~ ,l..i -. -
days from IIFsHbsdi faf ifHHffttHs
tie and the FfeHfh bark tiinuarH
pptnIi1a ak lays from Newcastle faf
San Ffane 80. uefe today auatei et
o. aaE CFEt
ms Gs~gAiiir j. shonNht 10 have
been DESTROYED by IRE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-25

when We halted upon the bare ahoul
der of a hin over which our path
eufird Looking hack We saw the
red Fl0W uf the omhsfH 81 the beacon
as 10 volcanic fires were bursting
from the toll peak af Mef0dal Ana
then, AZ I Rakrd. I saw something
elise something which caused me %
ahfiok with Joy and 10 ian upon The
ground. rolling in my delight For.
far away upon The southern hofin7h.
there winkrd and twinkled one great
yellow iiRhf. fhruhhiug and flaming
the light of no house the light ~ 80
altar. but the answering beacon OF
Mount a'Osaa. which told that the
army ~ CiauAsfl knew what Etisnnc
Gerard had been sent 90 tell them.
tTha Ends
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-25
WdYMEN MADE
A CLEAN BREAST

IAka = naff II biHhhefins sehaalhors
go strand ard 1ae Sullivan. hikt
sayfaen. confessed n fuatirs neaFse :
aaurt yesterday eftHFHuseH that Sizes
had iteid ap ard reAhpd Aisx FnHmar
= 81 ssF.y Yesterday meretns
fhs fauhE Fellows aHpsrsHif a. noe
feasg1a shg arA0ita q tbs rrluaa thef
haI eunmnfaH rheY mafs na atfssnpt
e. bod back fhf story ffam th# court
Ard eAea eNaFY daaIHsd d#fat
Sullivan AID thaf thcr 1id nat To-.
EsHI T. hsid 50 snd rob NhetnsH bit
thar nantrd manef ard f.st tea it
e % hian
: - .,-,>.:. 49,, =. - :. So. !.
sossrt fsr triaI o. aefsuit = ~ BAR
each thag seat o. IAli
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-25
DEMAND EXPLANATION
or MR.. GILLESPIE

The council COMMITTEES an flee and
aFateF has decided 70 report fsvors-
BIZ tbs ordinance providing for the
erection ~ a fire engine house ne
Massachusetts street and Eouf-
fasath aFenae south. on Beacon hiii
The ordinance provides for tha en-
psnditure Of $500
The committee decided % reject
Tia petition Of Wflliam Gillespie Tor
the removal 81 the old Mcknight
mansion from the city library site
across spring street
The conmtttea viii not grant the
permit uuff responsibility Il e.
tablished f0t tho Telling ~ valuable
trees On the library site surrounding
the AfeNaurhf corner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-25
JUSTICE CAM WILL
TAKE 4 VACATION

Justice Caun's court viii be closed
f8f Two seeks. beginning today jus
tee cFuu wili taka hiss vacation iu
shr form of . trip - Alaska GA fhe
steamer city o. seattle. % witch
MS son. CAPT HafrY Cam. q mas
ter Clerk nal Roberts ssn1 Con-
sstabie Mike kHlY havs planned a
trip % the North lend with e party
Of friknIa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-25
our TRADE
WIN CHINA
Espe-ss Esee~d Twenty Seven Mil.
hoe Dollars Anuvsily

WASHINGTON. D. G.. JafF 8 T'ite
bugsau = Statistics statement. iaslled
today shows ftaat America uTSrgrts a.
china dartnK the fiscal yskx just ntps
- exceeded ti911oaa n extended 70
issiude exports 10 hsuEkeus and the
British p1SHesaiuna thry wili exeaed
81 % 90 a. a9aiu~f sss 80 81 years
ego Asiatic trade has inegessed more
FapsafF than uAae 70 any gtnsF part
- he worif
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Linger Longer. Lucy; Leaning
on the Lake

Spend SUNDAY a. the Mathisssu. En-
faY the lake shore and the chicken
dinner. These dinners are beeeHnina
famous. Take launch az f.eachi Boat
house af old RentuH car on Washing.
ION street Fer dlnnef launch leaves
At T.
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SUNSTROKE
KILLS 10
AUSTRIAN SOLDIERS wGRE
OVERCOME ~ HEAT

VIENNA. July ss.--A fore q tse
gnfansfyrneu drilling at TFeeEajo.
Bosnia. wsra today oxercause b haai
and = number suffered sunztrgkes.
Nlnsteen are dead and 20 In the
hospital
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OVATION
ssn~.s Rifle Team Were Recipients
ss elsisy from Admirers

BfSLEY. Eng. July 2s.-~The
American rifle team. which recent
W won the great Palms trophy az
the International shooting toufna-
saeHt. left this morning for home.
a large crowd Of fsngiishuaen escort
I'd thsm 70 the train. where they
HsTe eassred to the echo. while the
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MUST PAY UP

LOfDON. July f5.--The lord
ehlff Justice today granted awards
fof damages against the Tobacco
trust for unpaid bonuses promised
during the tobacco war. n ia eN-
rected thst the deeigion wiii lead
a. hundfeds Of similar suits.
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sbIrts tha, satisfy.

They are hard to find Ola -"
ever tfY kiua iifoa-. Htt FIRST ave-
uuaf Thny are offering for 81 90
IA line Of exclusive patterns that are
right Ia every detail
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building iaborera are requested "a
take fuli holiday Monday. ths nth
PHii.iP M.KENNA. Secretary
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panclne classes Monday ard Friday
earninzs Pref WILSON Ranke Hail.
ere FsfFH tFfFFte fss@puH oaiss
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Il has taken a
great many salts.
fed customers -
make this the
pian1 lioaise Of the
Northwest
When the ques
tom OF a piano is
up you'll admit
that you're more
apt 10 get piano sat
isiaction at th c
store that sells the
most 81 them.
-. -, -. ~, :s4-'. ;. So : a /.
sl1 - = - 80
complaints against
the Chiekcring. the
Kmbsll. the II. #
Cable or the Pcascf
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Seattle Conservatory ~ Music
Sunday night. Firsi 81 +. church
Third and Pine. frse
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% 70 SPINNING o. bicYale ranalfa.
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columns So
attic papers as
well a. those %