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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-04-15

A Norwegian scientist claims to
have invented an electric gun that will
hurl a protective further and with
greater accuracy than a gun of SINH
lar calibre employing powder or other
explosive. The shot is hurled by a
system of electromagnetic, and there
is neither flame nor explosion.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-04-15

Some slate-makers in Boston have
framed up a ticket of Harrison and
Quincy for the Democratic party
Carter Harrison of Chicago and Jo-
siah Quincy of Boston. The names
have good ring about them, but
more is wanted than that.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-04-15

Mascagni, the italian composer, says
America is not the land of liberty and
of dollars, but of combinations with
out the aid of which success is ex-
tremely difficult. And is not Mas
cagni partly right?
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-04-15

Truly there is no telling where Gu
pid may be lurking and from what
unexpected source he may make his
appearance. At Derby. Conn, the
other day deputy sheriff went to
serve a summons to court on a widow.
He was good looking and she was
rich. They fell in love with each
other and are shortly to be married.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-04-15

The remark of Thomas ]. Hughes,
Mayor of Seattle, when the grand jury
indicted him for malfeasanee in Of
flee, was an interesting political obser-
walton. IF the grand jury has in
dicted me-" he is quoted as saying. st
may as well indict every man that vot-
ed for me. 1 told them how 1 would
run the town and have done just as
/ promised"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-04-15

A novel society dinner is that to be
served in the Tombs prison, New
York city, to-day in honor of Miss
Sargent who is shortly to be married
to Oscar Pouch, son of one of the
founders of the Standard Oil Company.
The dinner will be in the private
dining room of the warden, the wait
ers will be "trusty'' prisoners, and
after the feast the guests will be
shown through the prison.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-04-15

Admiral Higginson reports that the
Iowa's big gun was not burst because
of the explosion of a defective shell in
the bore. Witnesses say they saw
the shell fall near the target after the
explosion. The report says a full
charge of smokeless powder" was used
for the shot to be fired, and which
wrecked the piece. There was moth
ing to indicate that the gun had reach
ed the limit of it's life. Was it the case
that the smokeless powder proved
treacherous, with such disastrous re-
suits? 1t is a fact that smokeless pow
der lacks the full confidence of ex-
perts. They do not know just what
it is going to do when they throw a
decorating spark into it. Ordinarily it
behaves very we'll and gives the re-
suits calculated upon, but at unex-
pected times it plays pranks, with
more or less serious results.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-04-15
PROPOSALS WANTED.

U. S. ENGINEER OFFICE. SAINT
Augustine, Fla. Feb. 16, 19O3-Propos-
ais for Building, and Equipping a Steel
Hull, Stern Wheel Combined Dredge
and Snagboat will be received here un-
til IL a. m. April II, 1908, and then
opened. Information furnished on APP
plication. Francis r. Skunk, Capt.
Engrs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-26

r,or the hr.t time IN halt a century
practically. there h nethmE dcinH In
the sambanH line la Seattle. Il l.
recor,ied somewhere IN the passes Of
iaeal hister, chat the sturdy pioneers
who frat settled on the shores " va.
nstt bay used 10 spend their SUNDAY
afternoons ln pitching herseshoea ~
= dime a throw IN front ef the VII
lssa store Witch stessd what ia now
rfcrcer Place. ard il h further stated
h. one Of the cid time historians that
while hiE game stiii ahountrd In the
vieinity of Seattle sriae II the heading
ctttseus occasionally spcat whole
nishts in following the unbiased tran
Of the hoh.tasied flush and buekins the
tIksF,
A. seattle grew larger the gambling
snlrt waxsa stronger and IN the eaFtf
eighties. old timers SAY. the way
same ~ Seattle NEST prominent rltss
acns played paker Was really nsrce.
4as STRANGER Nhu "Hast Dropped Ia -
havr a lock az shc town vas kcnsralt
fafced 10 telegraph Tor funds Or be
rarne permanent resident far lack ~
steamboat fare II ha tampsrcd With
abe Seattle card players
As far later days ever hatY knrer
what Seattle Was up 10 very rresssHy
Under Mayer iiumea the originator -
the wide open policy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-26
MYMEA
CHI MAD


late this sftaHnasa ths msrnhffs q
ne class - ien ~ the seeffis hist
. Heai ain face ms eald efuei sNfsi
wtth a shrsissA la 80 thssf nuif wuseat
hot uith sftesF Wefk up~afd a.
thsIF slesaa me class l. sha largest
ana b. ths hsssas1 "a th- 81 asL ana
numt-efs orss iee eaemiasfs
me xsadaa gtnH ssvFrsss we're hsid
AZ The a4.efz hs4staa hssiauinE 81 -
. ~ aaa the thsatre vas paeke1 With
en- fFiefis8s ard Relatives a TIE riass
rha psn3fsfn eeueisssd II seeAYs aud
afm sturs - kashsrfns Nsrr saiutater.
ian. Aasastaa Packard. Sssts kim
iraaa~na sinshasas Hss HFnith.
ana Harm Tuhnatuns ksiafietaftan
glefas ksdrirk wAs ~ ara aaa una tsis
e. asfash see srrrrtae=.
uipiasnas Esrs preeestsd q ths class
~ President Patterson ~ tlss school
taasss
Victor zeanirt xasaeftns Kerr sat
Sssta Nins wsre the hish hpnsr stu-
fensa = ere eiasas othsfa q FfusiFs
hoaafs sHfe
afaphaa Marcus FFSisr. fsfie Ffittef
Harrses atssnnar Ffiitss. feiaa Mar
fggblans t.hfla uzisah. Harriet Ruth
srf4fsi 1nhrstnns Essss Estslis lahns
~sss. Mefr J laharua Mauts AiHxs
snaFa Naruansft Kifsfs Ciss.isnf
MaeIsenaas Olive Musissx. aartFaas
f.oafsr Madagascar nesfa@ia
atsaple. George afnsks, NuGsus He's
Smith. Mahsl Ararasntl Wells.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-26
WILL SPEND
100000
CITY TO LIT CONTRACTS Fos
STREET. IMPROVEMENTS

nIdn fog IN. Second Avanus re.
grade ard other sife~t impFoy~s
utrnt contracts. anonntillg ~ al 70
neariy ia co. will bN ogsnrd ~ the
meeting II the hnAsd OF public works
saturday. With tho Nnrk ordered
ana the contracts ahnzs - - lea
the autieok for the epnnnlrtiaa aE
the fesfads fFoTtH ftks street te
nsuay wAy within thr neat Few
fsuMfhn - very bright
Anoag the other improvements
for which contracts VIII be lvt after
the opsainE u the bids saturday. u
the pAKink - Nnias1 street from aei-s
ED avenue q Eixhth avenue Rnt
Fifth ana slNth avenues frHm uniun
10 fstha strs-f RI ts4 se.s3~s.t (.
=. ~ ~ $3.50 - =; : 81 81. =
cssst u this Improvement 4 ta6sse
ftidp sill hs opened for contracts
faf laying ulara than tgios1 worth
Of casarrntr sides AXIS on Aiahs
street. Taylor aEsaus and ether
agfusta and avenues on Queen Anns
HIT
The ether improvements - BE- iNt
- onuifaat after the opsniuK Of ihs
h9aa saturday fneisfs larlnE CON-
crete sidewalks 90 Tweifth avenue
ard other streets and avenues in
the snHfheFa part 81 the ritg ssads
iaF and sides alktHE nf Neealsna
Park avenue. q ENtna street and
sfhSf streets ard afemaen IN Eve
ns8ut
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-26
WILL HOLD
INQUEST
Coroner Decides 10 hves-
tigate BABY Sbomo $
Death

An inquest viii be held at ! o'clock
tasanffa3 Saefuoan 81 thr liasi8r y
Watson norEus 10 Determine " ho IL
res gahsible fof the death Of little
Wiihef Hhnma
Coroner h"ys ard Prosecuting At
tefneY scolt had a conferences Al
o'clock thia afternoon and was
then decided To hold the tnqrfst.
NJ. aeats said after tns eeafssts g.
Ntth the eofpasf =
We haFa IN further lnffatnat 90
aeoot ghs case than that already
polished 1 have nothina 70 saS
) fzaut the casu uutii after ! have
hssra the e~idsace. other than that
u n should hs shewn that the ehild
vas a~st-cisa. and the neglect ~
Crusi treatment caused Sc d.aih.
charge o. lnanaiauE htsF. per has .
hlsssr aefiasia charge. etn b. lotaei
against the person thsoshi 10 BE-
guilty
To eefcuef HoYs Ne scott SAID
that ~ u Was fac that Mrs
shosna pinnsd the child. As u ie
eiairrea. - that II could not fne~s
hand So fest. u ieehsd iiks criminal
negligence ard case II man
ain 4AHhter tn him. asa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-26
OLD Eli WINS
Great VARSITY Boat Race Cap
furedby Yale After a Desperate
SfruggIe---The FOur-Oared and
Freshmen Races Also Won by
Yale

methodieally increasing her sped.
A. fhresauaftefa, Yale MAS haii
length ahead Al che mile Yale was
three lengths ahead. and going At 4
fast clip. both boata we're fowed
with machine like regularity AZ a
terFifc pace and IN perfect form,
Despite HaFyafd'H best efforts,
Yale won b. three lengths.
The unofficial time was 1888 for
Yale aud N 90 feF Harvard
The Freshmen Fights race was not
80 exciting They started at iateT.
Al the end ~ the FIRST mile. Yale led
~ = fall margin. Tier crew pulled
steaairr Than Harvard. but the lat.
ter we're IN unexpected form, aud
made vigorous fKht The bosth
mile and halt The battle hung
in the balance. hut towards the in.
inh. when Nala'n htaadinsss slowly
told
Yale won By one length ia the IN
affleial tiHs Of 10 Of Tho crew was
accorded terfific applause
In the four Dared race the official
time Was 10 - for Yale and n Of
for Harvard In the eight cared
race the offieisi time Was , ~ for
/ Yale aud tsG2 for Harvard The
distance in each race WAS two miles
Ths excitement increased IS prep
arations were made for the great
varsity race of four miles down
stream
Al ~ the boats were sent OFT.
both crews taking q splendid stroke
Harvard was Ia the Lead AZ half mile,
Yale slightly HplaahinE Al three
iansFtsFH the boats we're abreast. both
rowing . steady stroke
Al the mile Harvard led by hsif
= length. A. the mile and a-haif
Yale was gaining ground. though
Harvard stiii led BY half length
~ the mile and thFeeausrtsrH liar
yard was q quarter Of a length
ahsad AZ fhs two miles Harvard
had Increased her Lead 10 enc length
At the tea nnd snusster mills marx
Yale had drawn up on even terms.
and ~ the two and tnreeQuaFfsrs
she vas ahead At thr.s ard a-hHlf
miles Yale VISA half = lsnEth ahead
Yale woe ny three ienEshn
The ofrrlal tim sas 70 - for
Yale and 70 81 for Harvard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-26
NOW HAVE
A UNION
bsckHIsos ORGANIZED LAST
NIGHT TO CONTINUE STRIKE

The striking dsckhands Of the
Puget sound steamers organized a
unieu last night and affillated with
Fhe Western Central Labor union.
sh~ meeting was heid IN the hati %
The Sailors union on the Agen dock,
afisf al IL conclusion II waE f#sDiV-
81 to push the strike. II possible. 10
- s=sTTsssissss ssfsss. &c ssHTs-
hands are striking FOR raise IN
Eaz@s from $40 70 Us per month
lThey are being aided indirectly In
their ngbt BY the local branch OF the
Ssilors union
Last night sir deckhands walked
or the Puget Sound Navigation
eompany'a steamer nosalie as she
vas about to leave for Victoria. and
this morning two men ON the steam
ar Prosper Of enc same company.
Truck II e. probable. now that a
nnion has been organized. that the
strike viii be pushed with mare
siser. and general tie-up may oc-
-
Yesterday three or four rnors
gasruers began 20 pay the scale de-
&andsd by the union. Swift a
Bruce. operating the steamers Ia
onnor. Transport and city Of Den
esr. have always paid the scale. Ths
fDriasipai companies which are
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-26

NEW LONDON. Conn. June Ia
Weather and water conditions this
morning did not anEur well for fast
time today In the Yale Harvard
races.
Thousands Of visitors are arriving
by special trains eaeh hour They
All seemed good nAiuFea. although
rassottinE the eold and unfaxorabie
tisy.
The Reliance. Columbia and Con-
utitution are In the lover harbaf
ana are deserted. eli hands taking
day'H vacation, Mrs Roosevelt
and party Nili witness the races
from the yacht Syiph. which has
been given a Enod position
Yale - a slight faForits IN the bet
ting. the odds thla morning being 10
20 :. with Yale on the Ions end.
Al 70 o'rlack the ann succeeded IN
breaking through the cloud bank
promising fair weather. The ref
rrea'a beat visited the training quar- I.
taFs soon after ana notified the
crews 20 be IA readiness 20 start ON
time
A. ie 10 o'elork the nrst Meet Of
steamers which had anchored Al the
ferry over night came down t0~ = rds
the permanent anchorage a. Tho
dr. NbridHe. Nearly 20 steam yachts
we're tied up nsaf the finish
Harvard was given the west
course tn ths varsity four -oufra
race. and tho east course for the
great varsity race. The former Ma
rfnt on the program.
A. ~ o'clock the judges boat took
g. position At the siafting tine and
dive The preliminary signal to shs
faasity four. Harvard responded
a taking the water 10 minutes later
Aist then Yale made itH appearance
aAaund the bend. pulling at lively
ia The ~eathsr ~ this time was
sitry favorable. Al II 20 the bosts
pf~rw sent en-.
Harvard caught the water rrsi
ahd gained thfesuuartefa 81 n 1oAt
ifukth within twe ulsuatss They
sAHfe rowing q fast rssr. and b~fore
he auaftHFs naiie WAs passed. opesl
wassr showed hstssn the boats.
Hifarears slowly Increased thim lead.
despite the eioesiike wofk of Yale.
~ the heif Il wa NIP ans tueh. Yale
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-26
Seattle Is Without Public Games
for the First Time In the His
tory of the City

bakers aaasu Of sports cut u bob.
Ia the snohomish har, next DOOR.
where a datcu poker tables made mon
81 galore for the Wckf propfirtnfs.
tho bis gambling hall has bean turned
into a rsadfts room and plies Of
Ereasy newspapers cover The tAolss
over witch hundreds of dollars used
e. chanEe nanda nightly.
Last nisht the oniF occupant. ~
tho esaaiaH raan we're two biraf eyed
cid ohana ~ha partially played
same IL ssyeusup fof the drinks With
one e1.r GA che deer a. " expecting a
rauHaf 80 appear suV minute
NJ the rev tsnasfiein. net even a
seven up same vaz Ia presrees aud
the card Faoma were deserted.
erae hasisnfuss dsnantif anneuns
etdi We duht kasp no dice boa
aew when the patrons sidled 40 %
suggest a shake faf the drinks
And m spite ~ tho dauMie negative
there w~se no DIES shmss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-26
INJUNCTION
ORDER AGAINST POWER
COMPANY WILL STAND

kssfssFiet tuAss raiituan thts after.
test tefa@rsd a-ctstan eanftHuius
n force until Further order - tue
court ne temporary in5sns tiuA 70.
esnfif granted the Seattle Esectrie
eufnrznY r. its sutt against the Nnes
aasiifnts Pals Poser sainnany. The
sait lavoivrs sha Ftnhs u thr deferred
ct company g clt ~ the sierfs.ffse
= nos furnishes tise pialntin undef
rantrsrt The -iNetrir somfssng save
~ 90 lnfuaftIar bond
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-26
PETITiON
/ the GAR
a sidens Roosevelt Has Decided q
8fsnsmb Protest Of American
e~s Direct 10 Russia

NAsHINGTON. ID. g. June 3.
Isfenfdent TtnasaUslt has a@rta-a &c
transmit IN. p>sitiaf, ~ the exeeu
tika council Of Bnal FIRTH regarding
TO treatment % Jews In Russia. 70
tho cznr. a letter made public by
secretary Hay today addressed to
AR. simon OF this city. says the
matter which he has had 70 consider
most seriously was. whether SUCH
Proceedings would be Of advantages
to your prosecuted and outraEea CO.
reiisioniHts ia Russia
ION this point have decided to
acct your opinion and that OF
other Intelligent Groupn 81 American
Jews HON you represent, and re-
atiost Won "a aand The szssltlsS,s - sssss
fafn at your earliest conventence
OF course you understand the prasi-
dent cannot tell you what reception
your petition VII meet with al the
hands OF Russia"
The petition Ia 10 be signed by
leading Americans outside Of federal
office holders.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-26

KfEf- June s2.-T'hs kaiser THIS
snorninx returned the visit paid hin
Yesterday by Admiral eetsans He
bearded the Keaf~arxe amid ths
ecomins % guns from al the Amer
4csn vessels Drums aud uuEiee
here sounded and the marines pre-
3ented arms
/ Admiral cottan escorted hts fol Al
xlsdsor from the kanaway 70 tae
Ssbfn. where the emperor remained
1os half an hour. Ha was outspoxen
n kis admiration uf the American
Ihfps lie gill BE- Admiral Gotten >
4uesf at luneheof SATURDAY.
Y TIE uao-t remarkable effort. are
Acting made Al kiei 10 homer the
ksnericassn Fns streets arw deeor-
sEtee sqseA re sta-e ana s.r.srs n
. manner hitherto tnhenrd of. The
kaiser several days axo sent sxpltcis
INSTRUCTIONS b1 the port authorities,
she eaehs etum $50 ntherN 70 SPARE
neither expense NOR pains 70 niske
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-26
KAISER HONORS
ADMIRAL COT TON
Visit of the american Squadron to KEEL MADE the
Occasion OF Much Fslicitatio0 on tie
Part of the Germans

the Yiuii OF the Americans an un-
au4 ufied success
Prince Henry = working centiR-
uaiiy TO make tho visit pheasant hs
n e.susntfy refers 60 bis American
xtAit With gratitude Al the attsnu as'
then shuwn him
Kiei = being visited BY HasaesF
% eziebrttiea. neludnE Arnaassa
aiors Tower and MSYer. the hesHtn
are all filled. Cornelius tahtsrbul
j. rasnpeliea 10 occupy . cheap lodz =
ins heurs
ru-ar hundred racing Yschta are
vrr.snt faF The regatta There A.
4 entire. Tor she raoe TODAY lnclad
snx fh~ kai.sF's y&rht Sis3AFa.
rhs kAlsef told Admiral Cotton
tnmt the ArneFican fieet ~ ~ worthy
~ praise thss ~ INTENDED e essss
President Roo.s a conaratutas
tory message. telling him ne fnafi'
the ahip~ In tfshiy sfhctent enndte
Fgon me message = ms~ assa<F
Nnya
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-26
JENNIE HAS
HER FAULTS
so SAYS J. o. DAWSON IN Hls
DIVORCE COMPLAINT

iIsa wifs's alleged Jealousy. nag.
Sins. suiien tampef. nnfoevnsss. ar.
aAhgn and fiftink. adand Ia constant
sianesfinE Of his parents hra the
fWnons J. ~ Dawson nefs forth 80
4 dfsorNs complaint nled against
~ Jennie n Dawson to-day. ask
ina to have his marriage NawA made
"a Iowa Ia ikss. declared null and
Fpia.
de alleges that. not satisfied with
IL. EN- - heii,s. Aafs. 49,,
% wretehed ~ making vfnamgua
4iafkH about him fram affair
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-26
STRUCK
A ROCK
STEAMER ELWOOD MET
MISHAP AT THREE.
TREE POINT

Captain n. II Macnonaid's
steamer Eiwood struck a upok at )
o'clock this morning while making a
inndiuE at Three Tree point ON her
way from Tacoma.
a hole ssx inches IN diameter was
punched IN her bottom. but A. the
vessel ia fitted with water tight
apartments she was easily able TO
get off the rocks and continue her
run % Seattle
Captain Harlow was In command
of the Elwood.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-26

hut that il all over now
rho felony gambling HIT Whteh
went Into effect two weeks asp to-day
has eneetually put An end % sNer1.
thms even remotely resstabiihs Hafn's
of chance tn seattle
Whsa the Jack II clubs locks IKE
the warden IT tho " ala NAllR Fahl'
Tertiary and ths kipz - Diamonds
frowus miEhtily Ike the indEe % The
c0uaty criminal court card samea for
tneaey dent interest the average sam
hiins man particle aud he weu
shuttle and deal the paatebesFsis Tor
funs
The sights 30 be witnessed on tfip
through the Teuaerisin districts are
alnsest pathetic In ths Seattle Hat
on first avenue south, fur Instances
the his hack ream that vas ehee
crowded 90 the doors uishuf wfth
paksf players l. nov nilea With lore
somc laakinE hilltard tahies wellr the
orchestra PLAYS O. discaasclats
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-26
BREACH or PROMISE

nlanch Machiss has filed a suit In
the superior court. The complaint IN
her suit II to recover q. 500 daaaaK
from Alexander Fashion for breach
OF promise. She alleges That Fashion
met her in France and Induced her
90 CONS 10 America with him under
promise of marriage. Fashion y said
10 nave uied 20 roFcs the SRI tn
snssr q hoass Of "a fame and 10 n0w
awaiting trial IN the federal court oB
the ohaxgs % bringing the gifi 10
this eosntry for Immoral purposes.
He "a ovf on 1900 bonds. lie IL
wealthy lad Res formerly sAssp
raiser Ia the Walla Walla country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-26
BOY BURGLAR WEERS
FOR HIS CRIME

Robert asEton. boy who says he
IL only rs years cid, but Nho looks
~ least 80. pleaded guilty Co bur
Elafy IN the superior court this
morning and was committed 10 the
Reform school bY Judge BELL
When arrested Ter breaking into =
PIKE street store a week ago HeHs
ton told the TALLER that he was -
years of aEe. With many HohH ana
tears he protested las court THIS
morning he was out 10, end too
young 10 realize That ne VAS soins
a crime in attempting 10
rob the store
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-26
~ CAN'T Talk ENGLISH
UNLESS I AM DRUNK

dsfen4ans
Prosecuting Attorney Scott held
up his hands IN horrnF. f9uratissiy
Nge akinx II Nousdnt BE- aacoF8inn
% HoYie. Or. rather 70 fiackatnne.
he objected. and the judge zalzfainei
him
The trial II nov progressing with
the assistance 81 = Polish sntefNfefeE
,sho uufanstss snaried sud kuutted
language with the east ard grace q
one e the ut3nor horu
The Pole GA trial - alleged q have
Nba;fnefed tgnA from the pocket Of
his essuntrymkn. last meath.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-26

refusing 10 pay the increased wages
are the Puget sount Navigation
eornrany. controlling the I. 7. a T.
campany and The BsliiuRham laY
Transport alton conrauy
=. = as=sfss - tsss ttit@stri~tts - ttse
Puget seuad Navigation company.
said this morning that his company
had no intention u paying the new
scale
I'VE can get All the man We want
for SO per month. he said. and as
quick a. the men quit We are abs
to secure others 20 take their
psaces~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-26

- cant talk English unless raa
nryx
TNls wAa the Startling announce
snenf rna8e fruIn The witness stand
r. Judge pegIs euIrt. this morning.
~ John Zediat the rsTo4@rutiug Nit-
he's IN the caae ~ she state against
fassI stfamaKa. 81 trial f9s larceny
Non the peFson.
sTGur honor. I move that the court
s~ra a halliT tor a bottle q whiakeY
~ whatever fhis gentleman VIII
usza fantas 10 Timber up his adopted
FBnEue. quickly interrupted Aftor-
hey Tom Page. uho represents the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-26

WASHINGTON, y, e. June 20 .
President Roosevelt and Gov. TAFT
will exchange messages over the Pa
cine cable on the Fourth ~ July. the
cable company having Promised %
make connection that day direct
with Manila.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-26
HOT WEATHER IN
THE YUk0N HALLEi

With 4 pasaenHe most % whom
Nvre naWnouura. TIE steamer Cot
tsEv city arrived from rkaKWNY
ihis snsfNina Shs rsPofks that q
great exodus 81 people frpm Dawson
Waa expected during tho neat two
seeks
These passengers % the Cottage
city ~ho cants up the Yukon report
that they had fine tftps The ies
Nan all Eonz and darinE the last
day 81 thr run the Thermometer
sto.sa Al - degrees III the shade
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-26
BLAMED THE BOOZE

Mrs Marion Frederick was this
affsfzssssH grated q diVorcs from
Marry Frederick on the ground Of
hAhttusi intrWpefanre. fhe xaA ~.
bowed 10 resume her maiden nasus of
Garfield. The parties Agw urii known
Seattle people, Judge TsiiraAH
xf=ated the decree.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-26
school BONDS
Ls~ Works HARDSHIP on cs0nsry
sehesi Districts

OLYMPIA. Wr. June s6-tstais
Superintendent HryHn has bren m
farmea bg Attorney UsnsrAi STRAIT
fou that thsrs - no Nag IN which u
L. possible ~ lac In thiH state to
81 school bends for rfsuHtfy lie
tfleka helas par. The tFraHurrs %
uuugtas county has complained that
under ths provisions " the taw pro
hlblting the sale 81 fheNs bends Tor
less than 3 pr cent. various country
districts arr suffering