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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-07-17
London Papers Talk a Little.

LONDON, July 1.-THE few morning
papers which comment on the announce
ment that the state department at
Washington has received assurances from
the Chinese government that it will
shortly open several ports to the world $
trade, congratulate Secretary Hay, 5and
while expressing great suspicion that
Russian displomacy has left some trouble
some conditions in reserve, they are in
clined to believe that Secretary Hay "a too
concession. The Daily Graphic says:
while the realization of the policy
which Mr.. Hay has pursued with such
signal ability is perhaps still remote. the
concession obtained is valuable as show
ing on which side are tn trump cards.
The Daily News says the United States
has shown wisdom in rejecting the offer
of Snecial privileges.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-07-17
Mourning EmbIems Prepared:

PARIS, July 17.-Atcorling to a dis
patch from Rome, preSayations for the
pops death are continuing at the Vati-
can. The Sisters of the Order; of st.
Vincent de Paul are sewing mourning
hangings in the court of Charlemagne.
Cardinal Oreglia has decided that no I'M
authorized person shall set foot in the
Vaticaneduring the conclaye Accordingly
he has had "a special medal struck bearing
on one side the word "interregnun," and
on the other "JulyS9, 1903" without
which no one wiAS be allowed to enter
after the pope's death.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-07-17
RAILROAD NOTES.

Frank E. Ford, general manager of the
Great Northern, is in Seattle inspecting
the company's terminals. He will return
next week.
President j. ]. Hill will return home
Saturday. He has been absent from St.
Paul for six weeks, during which time he
visited Labrador.
William E. Kittredge, master mechanic
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-07-17

tossed tossed her into the air and tba,
Turned around and put my hand bacl, int
f sne mole mole There, near the end. / could i
Sort t ~ the burrow was widened into n
Ihls chamber | took eight eggs ivor ~
Wnlte ana highly polished The nest va,
mercy mercy mass of fish bones and fish scales
olrds. OF course. 1 Put the eggs hack
ana ana a Few days later they were Matched -
June Woman's Companion.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-07-17

of the Milwaukee at La Crosse, died sud
denly yesterday He was 60 years OF age.
Mr.. Kittredge was one of the hrst e eng
neers on what is now the Chicago diyi-
sion Of the Milwaukee.
H R. Geary, assistant general passenger
agent of the Pennsylvania at Chicago
was in ST. Paul yesterday.
The general passenger department OF the
Omaha has issued a guide book to the
Twin Cities entitled How to See ST. Pauf
and Minneapolis,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-07-17
ANNOUNCE HARVEST RATES.
Chicago Lines Make No Reduction for
aborers

The new harvest rates from Eastern
points have finally been decided upon.
Cities, $40 from Kansas city to the Twin
Cities, and $12 from st. Louis to the Twin
Cities
These rates will be added to the rate of
Sc made by the Northern lines from the
Twin Cities to the harvest fields, for
parties of five or more travelling on one
ticket, and will be subject to the same
The rate made from Chicago to the Twin
Cities is the same as is now in effect
for all business, and is approximately two
cents a mile. so that the Chicago Twin
City lines make no reduction for harvest
hands The rates from Kansas City and
st. Louis however, are less than the tariff
rate, and approximately two cents a mile,
the same as from Chicago.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-07-17
Too Bad.

''Yaas," drawled Mrs. Gotrich Reasent-
ly, we must go to. the shore soon. sup
pose"
1t seemed a burdensome thing to re.
quire of her.
The shore might have come half way, al
the least.-Newark IN. il News.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-07-17
No Mourning In It.

what of my future?" asked the fair
maid.
you will never know what grief or sor-
row is" answered the fortune teller
"And-will l marry?" queried the fair
one, anxiousy.
Sure" replied the visionary prophet
ess. -Four times. Chicago News.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-07-17
WHEN rBesa.p COMES ~.

Sailing into. Cupid's land?
Customs he collects;
At the dock he takes his stand,
Baggage he inspects.
Some one tries tsehide his heart,
Keeps it inllis7 boots;
Others still would dodge with art
Heavy tax iorr suits.
Travellers exhibit fear,
Smugglers lag behind,
Till at last they gather cheer,
For they find hin-blindi
Wilson in New York Her
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-07-17
PRoTEsTANTNP RAYERs.
Cardinal RampoIa Gratifed With DEM
onstration in United States.

ROME, July ia telegram having
been forwarded to Cardinal Rampolla
informing him that on Sunday, July IL,
prayers were offered in Protestant
churches in the United States for the
recovery of Pope Leo, the cardinal has
replied through the following letter:
"The communication forwarded. by
you has been most gratifying. to the
cardinal secretary Of state, my master
His eminence hopes that the holy ia
theirs health will allow him when the
opportune momenF comes to inform
his holiness of thszcontents of the tele-
gram. The veryagreat desire always
felt by his holmes. for the reunion of
the dissident churches certainly will
render this DEMONSTRATION of the inter-
est of the American Protestant church,
eS most accentahlA
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-07-17
Recovery of Bodies Slow.

HANNA, Wyo, July 16.-The work
below the seventeenth entry and recover
ed the body of Felix McKenna, a pump-
man. This is the third body to be re-
covered.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-07-17
; DR.. LapponPs Son Expelled.

PARIS, July 1.-THE Dixneuvieme
Siecle's correspondent at Rome says that
Dr. Lapponi' s son, who spread reports ia
vorable to Cardinal Rampolla, has been
expelled from thes Vaticars by orders of
Cardinal Oreglia g
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-07-17
-"GiacofRo Della Chiesa.

Substitute Secretary OF State.
It is believed That Cardinal Ram
polla submitted the telegram to the
pope at today's audience when speaking
to his holiness OF the universal mani
festation of sympathy, even from non
Catholics.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-07-17
POPEIS W[ARYOF HOPELESS FIGHT
Continued From First Page.

cused him of making wrong diagno-
sis. ga
Condition Stationary.
ROME, July 17,TTThe pope had COM
paratively tranquiE night and his general
condition this morning is stationary
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-07-17
WILL OPEN DIVISION.
Trains to Run Monday en- the Great
Westerns New Extension

The Great Western will begin service
on its new extension from Fort Dodge to
Council Bluffs July 90 mixed train
will be run daily except Sunday, from
Fort Dodge to Tenant, the point to which
the extension is now completed and ready
for traffic.
$50 a. M. and arrive at Lanesboro at
11:15 a. m, and at Tenant at 5:15 D. m.
A train will leave Tenant at 1880 a. M.
and arrive at Lanesboro at 1888 p. M.
and at Fort Dodge at 4:30 p. m.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-07-17

SURPRISING the Young Idea.
Evidently he was the SORT of man who,
over his stein. would expatiate at length
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-12
CAPT. WHITE
EXPLAINS

According to Captain At white Of
tho schooner sequota 70 Was pfiinafs
lB an anchor chain 81 deuhtfai
strength that caused him 90 eHmo 80
Seattle frum Manila without KoinK
into quarantine az Port Townsend
Captain white came iAat night from
Victoria. whore htn vessel j. nov
waiting for charter ana 60
planned his action as fuiews
The ssquoia arrived ~ Victoria
during a gale Of wind The anchor
chain was the one used ia hauling
her of the beach At Npfns I've win
tiers aNc Several links Of - haa
been broken b. The strata | had
taken them cut but feared there
might BE- othtNs that Wcrs weak
Accordingly. ! would not trust ii 10
hold ~ at anchor in the hsayy wiud
ard set sail for Seattle.
n hld NOT cau a Townsend be
cause I thought J could - ihte
auafautins AZ this part when ] waH
told asrr that I hssd made a mis-
take returned "a foft raw n.eud.
"1rhe marine doctor PASSED the
vessel bat said ! should eufsT a.
Ntctafia then as s."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-12
GREAT STRIKE
80. =. =, y -, - x :. z1ss.sA'.sSS
10 INFINITE M

CHICAGO. Nay tt.-One thauasn
spfkfssen a the i-sstiE division af
the American hFifgN Company we're
locksa aut thls mnffsias FEE attempt
tux % ofs4nife a gnian. The sifiks
situation 81 ire ssoeA yaffs - ~
acute that ge9Q uulaa employees sfe
liable 20 be called out al any time.
u0fsrenesa If the eEecutivs rotn.
mittrsr uf all 90 saaH have hes,f
aaiie1 10 meet this afteru81n L. ala.
cusn means ~ assisting tfss striking
suztnNsfs The packers coEut5ne
today SHIPPED IN nan-unlnn enst.
ns~fs from Kansas city aari Omaha
70 break tire strike N uninua de-
eiarv = general sTnrathstts sfefke Il
viii tie ur e. Per cent % The meat
supply ~ amefsra
The situatiun 10 crave. as II
would mean the most serious strike
ghlfaso has ever knaWn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-12
AILS
Receiver Appointed
for Chlopsck Fish
Company

Upon petition pt Joshua Green. a
atoek \ holder. the Chlopsck Fish cam-
pany was declared lnsuiNrnt by SUI
pefioF Judge Iallman this morning
Aua Mrs. Jennie chlopeck appointed
receiver under = so geo bond. The
company nled an answer admitting
itn Insolvency and coucurrins Ia the
petition ~ the plaintiff Tor the APP
polntmsnt Of Mra. Chlopcek as re-
CVlNsr.
II is alleged IN tho petition that
the concern l. staeeo Ia debt Tor Ia
bof aud supplies. that ready money
o. saarca and IT, credit exhausted.
II b. also stated that Edward Gallo
neek president and treasurer, has
teeams 5aVutAiiy unbalanced AMI iu
united 60 manage the Affairs % the
company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-12
THE MARKETS


There i arse demand Tor farm
ana garden pf1tueH on Western ave
nue. to-day. especially Tor straw ter-
rles. A large shipment or the Der
ries which arrived this moruiHN. cold
az s. rer bex Native asparagus
declined 60 81 pvF box Green peas
femaln lrm At 8 prr box.
Eastern eeEa Rave begun 20 ar
rive. selling az 10 cents per doaeu.
WHOLESALE PRICES
erasss prizes 49, - any nufsf In ssaail.
tee rrtess eH sHaah Fafehktss sysfass ~
psf seat b.shstA
ProNislors
Fssss Nsat=ca~ tssf ftsf 90 steer essf.
sSe DO. mutton. los 10. psfk, teAe 10,
rlsyistass- iisu,. "a. ts..sfas sasss.
ffssi esEiss. trvsh iaae.
Vegetables
Burbank potatoes. natiye. teNie
PEI ton. faksmas. 81 aaUi1ee
New cal. s. 10 carrots N.ft. par.
sutps 81 So per saek tomatoes. g. -
cauIliuWer g. 81 aua, eabhake rs
cwt. fhahafh. 4ushr H.. nhtive
asparagus q 90 boz. California
green psas s. boz cueumhsfs. $50
as per aoH. arttehokra. toNtoc dnH
r4dsshrs. iet dnr nHinus. 81 90 -
per cWt. green Zoe dos
Green Fruit. Eta
California straw berries. g. % per
crate. California cherries, n.it per
Lemons g so01es psr bas. OF
anAes. :. sA4a2a PER hox, apaarN.
~ oti 8 zee box fanes. u so6S =
bananas ans l.s4 rsr uHach. EFape
fFuff q 4H4I
Butter. Cheese. Esa.. Poultv
vr-wsshiaKsen crsAmsfieA
ege dairy. zee tie.
ExE,. mesh rancf. ne per aansp
Eastern. iac.
cass.~@Ssuv. w..Ainx,sa. ren cream
ise hamburger. lie. Swiss. BRICK,
iS0isc.
Poultry Dressed turkeys. sa1s.e
I've hens. teGiic. I've d4skz. tse.
dressed. tec.
HAY. Grain ard Feed
Oats. Is ton. barley So ton.
wheat. Sc ten chop tftess tan.
bran, 80 ton. shorts. 81. 81 cake,
sla ton Esstsrn WsshiaEtaa ttffta-
,hY. t1t California hsf. tlp too.
California affaifa. SO ton.
PRICES TO PRODUCERS
sFs..- Esss.. a.. 2. So. e.. s..ls .s =,
this etty.f
AsY and Grain
y2...,..->S~s slass> go = ~, - - .. =.
WgI ton aTraifa. Us ten eatA. ~.
harley. - bsa4 wheat. - ton bran.
yis ton. shorts. - ten. ualadiinss,
f11u11 ton
Ess.. Psulsrs ard LIssssssk
Eggs. freah ranch. Mae dos
live hsaA ftaut1e 10 i've tueAs.
tSa ID dressed veal RHftr u.
afss.@f rumsfer. TfsWRr ~ areesH1 haA
a. - rhaire esef cess - fpot. W. -
steers. En- fsut saGs&s -. s.is<s - fssss.
snNHts ID. hu3N. on foot fe u
sheep. on foot. s.c ID iafubA ou
foot. 50 SIC 10. hides. stsc N.
ssustsbis ard Greer Fruits
Burbank potatoes. native. y ten.
rakiruaa fte ton. carrots. &c SECS
native cnious. tor. ErnFs fruit. . ~
01eo boz. comb Saasy. lee ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-12

steamship Queen, save the nfst ON
eiai account OF the recent collision
hstween that vessel aud the tramp
freiahtcr Robert Adamnou. this
morning. on the witness stand he
fut9 the government board q IN
qu.fY composed Of Marine inspectors
bryant and Cherry. Preston testined
Ia eject that tho collision Was uts
aVsidahle. lie was az the wheel at
the time and did e. - thing In his
power "a avert the catastrophe when
the Adaason doomed up through the
thick FOG only a stones throw ahead
but tn vain.
Cant. Cousins aud QuArtermaateF
Cousins were the only Witnesses eN-
aminrd the hearing helnE con tinusd
until Thursday mornlnn aftef they
had testified. Capt Co-Hin's tsau-
mony VAS merely preliminary. lie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-12
THE GHOST
DOTH Wink

Tndny If pay day az the city hall,
A. a result tho city treasury Will be
depleted 10 the extent ~ almost
800. 600 b. the tiMe Al or the city efa-
pioyea are paid their April salaries
The money expended for salaries
amounts 20 $40 pOell from the gem
sraierai fund. ts.lldsA from the
water fund, 81. 1879. - from the library
fund.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-12
OIL TANK
EXPLODES

NEW YuItK. May IA Wild
panic was caused taaay hy thH ~
plosiaa % an ell tank In the yards
% the standard uii Company ~ the
foot = Tsnth street The hIAning
eli flosea into a creek Nhsfc q
ueEnhsf " hATsss Aa1 small lighters
we're Iauufed. Seine 81 these gaught
FIRE. one lighter a - tossed into the
East river lsavlux = train ~ blazing
oil 50 its wake And thrratsuins
senrsH % vessels utaersd along tbs
hAnhs Iha 81 tank was altos ed -
burn ttscsf est. one eupieys 81 ihu
oil csynpAuy 10 ninstvk Il e aap
rnsea ~ was allied b. The capigaiuu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-12

I l 1000 acres between Seattle and
Tacoma. 10 acres cleared. 20 acres
sin shed. good house. well watercd.
$500 10 acres nj Kent. fine soil. good
View over the valley.
$500 go aerca Of Choice valley land
hetsgees Seattle and Tgecma, 80
ncfeH IN meadow, balance covered
with small brush.
gZg00=g acres Ia berries In tho town
Of sumner. OIL valley land
RTETTENGHEN ARNELL.
Room ~ HoNWell block.
n n. cor iHt uud Columbia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-12
IS A BOX
CAR THIEF

Especial 10 The starl
q isN EhETf Wn, May ii..Attaf-
ftsy sayre ~ Seattle iH here 60 de
mAnd the release Of hiaur faulsun,
notorious convicted baseaf thlef
on habeaH corpus proceedings lie
alleEea that raulsen Was tried ~
seattle for the same uffenss with
Witch he IL charged here, aud was
acquitted This fact IL alleged IN the
pafitiuu for the writ. being the basis
for the claim uf "once Ia jeopardy.
Judge Denny refused the wit aad
Hauison Nlll Dc tried fof grand lar
ernY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-12
FARMS ron BALE
Ronr. MAI.rHY' tle N.r rark b

RonT MAI.THY. tIs New York bib.
STOCK AND DAIRY FARMS.
No. 10 Aaize acres. rich river bottom
Land. excellent location good build
inss. farming implements % head
~ stock. tiatso
No seoi.- f1s acres. all cleared. coed
buildings. ssry conveniently iooet-
Cd tstea
No zoos One u the bee; sa-acre
tracts In ,hr white River valley.
haafy 20 the inserurhan. sood
buildings. tee
No. Soc 500 acres h.at river bottom
land. uiceiy located, cieae 20 small
town. ~ niies FROM Seattle. house.
barn running water 1900.
No. tsAe s7s acres loo cleared nice
cre<s poor buildings. handy TO
creamery takeo
WATER FRONT PLACES.
No soo$ 81 sases. fine Land. siopins
down n . nice sandy beach. orch
ard - tssn hearing trees. enuF~af-
ious ie-foem house several out
buildings outnt % tools. team.
cows. chickens. sailbcsi and row
boat ttoce
No leslie aet~s facing nice sandy
beach - acres bottom Land. ball
ance level upland. rs acrss clear
cd orchard of leo bearing trees.
small fruits. s-roam house. large
barn. chicken houses. mail and
groceries delivered AZ house daily.
free 81 charge. tisoa.
No. ieeo-1t acres, facing nice beach.
close 20 small town. . acres clear
cd f-room house. titoo.
MIC y RON Es NEAR GREEN
LAKE.
nice trout stream orchard. q
room house. several outbuiiding.
fisee
No sss7--s aurra. cleared and fenced.
f-room house f1k1e.
No. fots-t acre. close 20 ear line, al
Ia small fruits small house. sev-
sral outhulidinEs. f22oo.
LAKE WARRINGTON.
No 1901 3 acres choice water front
IN high state Of cultivation. new
f-raom house. iarsN greenhouses.
No. tpot acres overlooking the
lake highly improved hne ie-roo<n
residence. several outbuildings, nice
orchard; 5000
OTHER SMALL PLACES.
No. i0Ts-iip acres rich clay loan
soil. 10 acres cleared. e pasture.
orchard % 100 bearing trees. all
hlnda OF eitlaH tFNftaf hPfun NhAttf
good b-room house. barn Sox1t sew
eral outbuildlnEs. team. wagons.
moving machine all kinds OF
farming implements, household
furniture 4 cows. head % young
stock. 100 Plymouth Rock hens.
everything goes, price for a Few
days. 1880 spot cash.
No. iotf-Ffve acres At Ravenna
park. 1900.
No. i0es--A6 acres. all good land, 10
acres cleared. small house. sever
al outbuildinEe. orchard. small
fruits. running water. one mile
from High school. team. harness,
cows. chickens. outht of tools
everything goes. 1900
No. 10aS- Rot Ween Seattle end Ia
coma, 40 acres 10 improved. good
outbuildinGp. hne orchard. running
water. 1850.
No. iaf2-io acres AZ sunnydaie. g.
room house. small barn, 1880.
No. tta-to acres. near Rsntnn. 500.
No. SEA a acres. water front. near
Brownsville. partially improvedi
$3.50 spot cash.
No. SAILS acres, near aunnydaie,
assssM hss.ssse- saqes
RoBr. MALTaY. 40 New York BLK.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-12

ssc per fari Tor q IS Al Wool
Aistfsi Examine. tt=in.. Ia black
and euiufs.
iiea a Yard for Al Wool Wolfe
Eiauiue. black and eniars.
tife yard fer Al Weal T.Nins
1850 j, - I. No. 49, .s-.s s.:'',
ne = ward ftf Hack o. Color
- Al Waoi london Cord tsta-
mine
iiso yard for All Wool Iattics
Fancy Efamius5
us a Yafd ct All Wool Nope
Eta fains.
90 e yard sof Al Wool Mlsfrai
Examine ~ street shades. value sc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-12
RUFUS SMITH In
SEATTLE
Boys One Hundred Feet Front
age on Capitol Hill and
Will Build al One

Mr. 1. Rufus smith Of New Msxiro
viii become = resident q Seattle nest
September. Meantime - q = bald
a s5noe residence on Capitol Hil. At
Seventeenth avenues and ffuep#et
street. tie house e. face east. With
grand view 81 Lake Washington
from the front and sides Mr. Smith
paid t10csi for the tuo lots. Ths ptIf'
chase price d the realty VIII -
doubted ~hrn hta home Il completed.
II will be one - the pfettisst houses
q Capitol Hiii. combining modern
couveniauce wish tasty architecture
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-12
Cha 8 slfled Ads


ENJOY LIFE.
Oct A HOME
OF ,, W swu tn = locality vhsfa yeu have
agua surreun3sngs ard the sssura scs
~ ftnhfra money on FeuF Investment
That place T. Rainier nasrh. On the Hsa-
Son sisctria line the nFst place the ears
snfhs iaka washington. Hundreds q
Families are msslns tn and building
homes Large sawsniH handy plenty Of
wurh for tvsfytedy tarss 90 foot lots
ail for tTs. 80 snd tfeo 81 - dswh sad
o. month. HoHss tnln also LEGATION
h htEh and healthy hshing. oastins.
risuff wood and water nles nsiahbsrs
srho5i churches stores telephones
sdswalks. etc. EVarNnne who lives At
Rainier Beach IL hrtpf. Take ears on
washinatan street. fars 70 rides for one
dnliar see hE Mesi. scent 1t once
At Iainisf Beach 90 a. X EtuftsyaEt.
aNnsf, 2ip Boston filoch
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-12

There t. a startling sale sains On
IN the suit department - ths ~. y.
Peaze millinery and aEtt house. In
the Arcade hIacS /, began Monday
rierninx. The entire at1rk % Gle
giant suits ard waists - 70 be sold
at greatly reduced prices. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-12
PORT ORCHARD ROUTE
t'oF
u. 3. NssF YARD and Bzttieshies.
tfenmers
A,hlsn, lnisnd = iysr, Port Orchard.
Estor

Steamers
Athlsn, Inlsnd Flyer, Port Orchard.
Hter z
nAIf.r EXCEPT FRIDAY.
Lssvs ssattis--s Ne. q Il. ,. 10 ana
ffsfs a ma lis. zste :. tae and
els p. IN. Saturday o. y. II 80 .. m.
sunday. no tfipa at 80 and IL
n NJ.
Lew. nrersrten--1. fis. 10 ana
1lst y m. "a 80. 30. q 4 90. 5 -
and & - q N.
leave bidrey---s 30, =. 90 ana
II 20 a. m. 40 noon. and p IN.
Leave Chsrisstoa--s. 90. 50. 20
and IIiaa a. M t6 and 10 D. m,
FRfnAYa
Leave Ssattis--s 20, and 10 a. IN /.
lis. 80, 10 and 10 . IN.
leave dremertsn sis. ina
a M. ~ 80. }. - and Is D m
i.a@e Esa~@Y-s s=s a al, !.
y noon. and 3. m.
Lssve Charisstor--7 Sc and II 70
a. m. . - and 6 % D M.
Dor further information
Phone. Pink ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-12
QUARTERMASTER OF
THE QUEEN TESTIFIES
States Before Board of Inquiry That Collision with
Robert Adamson Was Unavoidable

m Vim ten hi. story Of the ''o"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-12
SEATTLE. EDMuNp0 ANo
EVERETT

The pAiRusi steamer CITY oR
EVERETT Three round trips daily
Leaves Seattle ] a. IN, u m. and s
y. IN. Leaves Everett SIS a. IA. ziso
and us o. m.
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