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The Savannah morning news., 1903-06-07
"RAG-TIME RELIGION"

The above is the title of a pamphlet
Just issued in which is contained a Sc
ries of articles by Rev. John Roach
stratton, editor of the Seminary Mag
azine of the Southern Baptist Theolog
ical Seminary, in which publication
the articles originally appeared. The
purpose of Mr.. STATIONS papers is to
protest against and oppose the ten
dency TO introduce into religion sensa-
satlonal innovations for the purpose of
attracting the crowd, the "hoi polloi."
Mr.. Stratton refers to the employment
of whistlers, brass bands and various
theatrical features during religious
services for the purpose of inducing
people to attend church.
There is no room for questioning the
aptness of the criticisms by Mr.. STRAIT
ton. For a long time the "rag-tine"
preacher was peculiar to Brooklyn,
Boston and Chicago; now we have him
in all parts of the country. Often he
is an evangelist" and employs the
methods of the circus agent with hard
ly more regard for the eternal verities
than that individual. He deals in
superlatives. whether in condemnation
or adulation. 1t often occurs that
there are preachers who tell to their
congregations as facts things of which
they have no knowledge except by
hearsay; and frequently their hearsay
evidence is of the most Enthusiastically
sort. We have had a case in point in
| or
imported preacher, who had not been
in Savannah ten hours and therefore
had not the opportunity to inform HIM
self, denounced the city in round
terms as one of the wickedest in the
country. He took il for granted that
Savannah must be extremely wicked,
because il was a city, and was not
sparing in his excoriation of it's sup
posed wickedness. His congregation
went home with the idea, probably,
that all of their fellow citizens with
whom they were not personally ac-'
quianted and did not know to be 9TH
erwise were very bad people.
A great many people attend the serv-
ices of the "rag-time" preacher for the
main purpose of hearing others, no
doubt as good as themselves, berated
and scandalized. To them, and to the
rag time" preacher. it is sweet cud
to chew upon to believe that there are
others who are worse than themselves.
and who may be safely denounced and
held up as horrible examples. And in
these congregations are to be found
men who neglect their wives and fam
iHes and women that do the same
thing, for the sake of listening to a bit
of scandal around which is thrown the
sanctity of 1.-The CLOTH 1t sometimes
occurs that these rag time" preachers
use language in the pulpit that would
not be permitted in any other place
where the sexes are gathered together.
In the room of teaching the
religion of Jesus Christ, these preach
ers deal out a lot of rot that is cal
culated to impress only the unthinking
! and weak-minded and result in a lib
eral contribution of silver from those
individuals who are proverbially soon
parted from their money. In short,
rag time" religion is an abomination
in the sight of God and intelligent
persons. Ii is not the religion that
sticks, unless it be as of the pitch that
defleth.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-06-07
PHILIPPINE MARRIAGES.

Before we took possession of the
Philippines there were no divorces in
the islands, because the Catholic
Church does not recognize divorce.
There were a few of the very poor in
every community, it is said, who lived
outside of wedlock because they could
not pay the fees. But the courts are
granting divorces now, and there are
marriages by justices of the peace.
1t seems that many Migrants, men
discharged from the army, have con-
tracted common law marriages with
Filipino women. This sort of mar
rlage is celebrated by TRANSMISSION of
blood, the veins being opened in the
arms of the contracting parties. The
Filipino women regard this ceremony
as constituting a legal marriage. 1t is
probable that the American parties
to such marriages meant to deceive the
women-to leave them and return to
this country on the first favorable
opportunity.
There is satisfaction in knowing that
the Manila authorities prevent them
from deserving their wives obtained in
this way whenever they are in a posi-
ton to do so, and a number of men
have been detained in Manila who
were prepared 20 leave the Phil
ippines forever They ought TO be
dealt with severely. Their wives. how
ever. would doubtless be better on
without them. SIN they ought not
20 be permitted 10 escape punishment.
They practically ruined the lives OF
the women they so deliberately and
cruelty deceived
The Savannah morning news., 1903-06-07

While storms and floods are playing
havoc in parts of the West and South,
the East continues to be dangerously
in the section from New Jersey TO
Maine during the past week. with the
consequence that the sky has been
overcast and the sun obscured along the
coast from Atlantic City practically to
Bangor. AZ New York the pail OF
smoke and dust was sufficiently heavy
20 cause trouble 10 navigation and APP
prehension on the part Of superscitious
paFsons
The Savannah morning news., 1903-06-07
80 PAGES.
ADEI TO NEW EMBELLISHMENTS

Meeting = Irish-American Friendly
Society.
Special Notices-Nothing But the
Best at Groot's New Market; Munich
pal Bonds of Statesboro Ga; Fishing
Tackle, Cornwell & Chapman; With J.
L. Morrison & Co., Chris. 2. Gray;
Stores for Rent, Rivers & Gibbes;
Teachers Examinations, Otis Ashmore,
Superintendent; Savannah Yacht
Club Regatta, Tuesday, June 8; 1. o.
o. f. Memorial Exercises. at Lutheran
Church, June 8; The $3.50 Auto, James
J. Joyce; Notice to City Court Jurors;
Notice, Herman Plumbing Co.; Henry
Street Residence for Sale, w. ]. Mis-
cally, Jr; Automobile Free, NJ. b. Ehr-
licher.
Business Notices-More for the
Money, The Ray Co.; Simply Delight
full. Electric Supply Co.; Wedding
Gifts and Graduation Presents, A. l..
Desbouillons; Why Keep the Corns,
knights Pharmacy; June Brides, r.
Van Keuren & Co.. See the Name on
the Bottle, at MINISTER'S; Special Sale
of Specs and Eyeglasses, DR.. NJ.
Schwab's Son.
Oh. Ye of Little Faith, Draw Near
7. A. Bryson.
Suburban Service-The Delmonico
Company.
Basket Picnic-Walsh & Meyer.
Never Such a Business AS This
jackson & Gutman.
7 q. I2yn
The Great Semi-Annual Stock-Tak-
ing Sale-At Foye & Eckstein's.
Southern Made for Southern Trade
Robinson Neckwear Company.
The Second Week of the Great Mill
and Factory sale-Leopold Adler.
Two Hands and One second-Mutual
Gas Light Company.
Spend Your Summer Vacation in
Western North Carolina-The South
ern Railway.
Interesting Stocking Items-At the
Bee Hive.
Wonderful Indeed-Thos. West &
Co. lt4bs
Embroideries-Gustav Eckstein &
Co.
On Sale Now. L. Morrison & Co.
A Savannah Product on Top-More-
house Manufacturing Company.
The Famous Mathushek Piano-Lud-
den & Bates S. NJ. H.
Laundries-Savannah Steam Laun-
dry; The Z. & w. Laundry.
This Very Day-Jerry George.
General Price-C utting-Daniel Ho-
gan.
Salmon-The S. w. Branch Company.
The Greatest Land Sale Ever Held
In Savannah--C. H. Dorset, Auction
eer.
Wagon Umbrellas. Etc.-Leo Frank.
The Pierce stanhope-R. V. Come
rat.
Amusements-The Casino Sunday
Afternoon and Evening; The Last
Chance, Hotel Tybee: Where You
Want to CO, The South End Hotel,
Tybee.
Men Saved-B. H. Levy & Bro.
During Our Mill and Factory Sale
Leopold Adler.
Don't Expect-The Globe Shoe Com
pany.
We Want Everyone-Allen Bros.
Hotels and Summer Resorts-Lithia
Springs Hotel Laurens County South
Carolina; Blue Ridge Inn. Henderson
vile, n. c..
Mineral Water-White Stone Lithia
Water.
Foods-Postum Food Coffee.
MedicaI-Pinkham's Remedies: Medi-
cal Lake Salts; Chamberlain's Rene
dies; Wine Of Cardui; Peruna: War
ners Safe Cure; Dufy's Pure Malt
Whisky; DIR. Hathaway
Cheap Column Advertisements
Help Wanted: Employment Wanted
For Rent; For Sale; Lost; Personal;
Miscellaneous.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-06-07
Personal.

DIR. Alexander Graham Bell, the
telephone inventor, denies that he Is
going to enter the airship competition
at the st. Louis Exposition. DR.. Bell
says that while he has achieved some
remarkable results with kites they will
not be in any sense flying machines for
some time to come. AT some future
day developments may induce him to
make an independent aerial apparatus.
Rev. James j. Dolllver. father of
ing to be regarded as 1.-The grand old
man of the Buckeye State" 1t is sixty
years since he entered the ministry
and he celebrated the anniversary of
that event by preaching a vigorous
sermon in the Methodist Church at
Redwood, O., where lives his eldest
daughter, Mrs. e. r. Graham. MIR.
Dolliver is now 81 years old.
The money has all been collected
for proposed memorial to the late
r. w. Blaekmore, the author of Lorna
Doone." Exeter Cathedral has been
selected as the place for the memorial,
which is to take the form of a three
light stained glass window and a
sculptured tablet. The committee en-
gagged in this work includes Thomas
Hardy, Rudyard Kipling, Hall Caine
and w. Blackwood
A rumor gathers strength in New
York that the young Duchess of MARI
borough will return to her native land
this summer and will never return to
England. Her husband is said to be
tired of conjugal letters and among
his intimates makes no secret of the
fact. In fact, it is said, his heart be-
longs and always has belonged to an
other. Sometimes there are whispers
of an occasion when his father-ip law,
William K. Vanderbilt, took him by
the throat in a clubroom and was
about to mop the floor with him"
when friends separated them.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-06-07
Birmingham, Ala, May Is. 1903.
KALOLA COMPANY,
Gentlemen:
Savannah. Ga.

savannah, "a.
Gentlemen:
1t gives me great pleasure to en-
dorse Kalola most heartily. have
recommended it to many of my pa
irons and take it myself with most
satisfactory results. After the winter
season of stress and strain nothing re-
lieves the pallor and sallowness of
the. society woman like Kalola- It
gives fresh impetus to the sluggish
liver, increases circulation, and makes
clear skin and rosy cheeks. To those
who want the best in the way of an
invigorating and health-giving aperi-
ent, II say again, take Kalola-" Num-
bers of my patrons to whom have
recommended 1t say they cannot do
without il.
Yours sincerely,
MRS. PORCHER WYNNE,
Directress OF Beauty Parlor.
Birmingham, Ala.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-06-07

First estimates Of food damages are
more than apt 20 be TOO large. yet IL
Is conceded that the damage in Kan
sas from the storms and floods IN thar
state sili be- very great. Forty mil
Non dollars BE- the figure u damage 10
crops and live stock Ia kansas as nov
aallmalad.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-06-07

This man McGregor late Of the pos
ial service. seems 10 have been one
o. the sort 20 warm up Co." a. Perry
Heath said ~ Nesisy when BE- recon-
nebded biln tor ne Havana 100,
The Savannah morning news., 1903-06-07

1t is by no means certain that an
American rifle team will go TO Europe
to compete for the Palma Trophy in
July. While the nationa, government
has given its sanction to a. entry of
an American team for the competition.
it has appropriated no money for the
purpose of defraying or assisting in
defraying the teams expenses, and
there is no fund from which the ex-
penses could be paid. Therefore, I'M
less the marksmen selected at Sea Girt
a week or two ago feel disposed to pay
their own expenses, or unless the
American friends of craftsmanship
should put up the necessary funds. it
is likely that the match viii be shot
without representatives from this
country.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-06-07

The twelfth annual convention OF the
Georgia BankerH' Association is 10 De
held IN Atlanta on June n ana D. An
'nteregiing programme has been ar
ranged. with aadresres by d number
- leading hnanciofs. one ~ the fea-
fprea ~ fhe meeting wlli be- a. adj
dress b. nr William y. fildrlsy VINO
- Controller ~ fhe Currency. and viii
appppess noi only entsrtaln bgt ln-
eiFnQt L2s heaFerh
The Savannah morning news., 1903-06-07

The Pacolet system of cotton mills
seems to have become the football of
misfortune. Several days ago the big
mill of the system at Gainesville was
partly destroyed by a tornado, with
considerable loss of life among the
employees; and yesterday the mills No.
and 2, at Pacolet and Clifton, in
South Carolina, were practically de-
stroyed by storms. While sincere re-
greet is to be expressed at the heavy
property losses, it is a matter of con-
graduation that there was less loss of
life in South Carolina, than in Georgia,
attendant upon the damage to the mills.
The Piedmont section during the cur
rent spring has been unfortunate in
the matter of storm damages.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-06-07

ARR. Mann-'rhis milk tastes a.
II u contained water" Milkman-
Great Scott DID sou expect oouls
put ehamPagne ~ hT-Chelsea ca
aette,
The Savannah morning news., 1903-06-07
The weather.

The indications for Georgia for to-
day are for partly cloudy weather.
with showers on coast. light to fresh
south 20 west winds. Eastern Florida.
showers. with variable winds.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-06-07
POLISHED PLATE GLASS.

We are the Southern distributing
agents OF the Penn-American Plate
Glass Co. We carry at our Atlanta
warehouse the largest stock in the
South.
WINDOW GLASS, lots of It, all
sizes, single and double, at our ware
houses both in Savannah and in At
lanta. Dowell Pins, Blind Staples,
Glaciers Diamonds, Putty and Points
Mail orders promptly shipped.
F. j. COOLIDGE & BRO,
SAVANNAH. ATLANTA.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-06-07
Hun7OrS

They take possession Of the body, sn6
are Lords of Misrule.
They are attended By pimples, boils tn
itching letter, salt rheum, and other ~
taneous eruptions; by feelings Of weakness
languor, general debility and what not.
They cause more suffering than anything
else.
Health, Strength, Peace and Pleasura
require their expulsion, and this is posI-
lively enected, according to thousands Of
grateful testimonials, by
Hoods JGrSdp0rilEo
Which radically and permanently drives
them out and builds up the whole system.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-06-07
ONE WAO KNOWS

why don't you take the advice OF
one who KNOWS and have your eyes
properly fitted before they are ruined?
There is nothing in which delay is 80
dangerous as in eye strain. Sight is
priceless. Eye strain results in eye
trouble. Relieve the strain and the
eyes or head won't pain. We make use
of the most elaborate outfit known TO
science to test eyes for defective Wis
ion. Nothing like it in Savannah. Ex-
animation free.
HINES OPTICAL CO.
DIR. LEWIS A. HINES, Refractionist,
148 Whitaker ST.. near Oglethorpe ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-11

SHOW IS
COMING
THE CITY DADS GENEROSITY
WILL ENABLE SEATTLE
FOLKS TO SEE THE CIRCUS

The people u Seattle will have an
opportunity a. euntrihntu 90 the ttinau
ling urph relief FUND twu days neat
week Uiuniine nfua eifrua d coming
Ga thiH oifg August 10 and ~ Swing
iva performance each dhN
IL Will be remembered that two
woshH aEa thla firuUn. through lie q
vance agent aided ana abetted hi aas
81 stntttes uuunrllman. neaoed -
rity uut # fioaa
The she's people claimed that thS
we're 81 nearly dead broke that the
couldn't hfinH their rireuH e. town q
lees the license was cut down. "a ~
citY council made the circus a priced
~ aue-hsif the fee
The ciroua viii reward this seneHsM
~ hY iudieioualN disiflhutins loa 90
passes In the CitH HAN when the Hhfrr
arrives.
.tsiurliaH nroH lead their eufcua I'D
gram this year Wt,h dramatic an%
taefe Jerusalem and the Crusadss N
yolslns a east If iso characters. bal
ist uf 80 and singing chorus Of 50
Mere than ann costumes. designed aud
made bY rarisiau artists. are worn.
and the muhir composed especially FOR
this production. r. rendered by ths
iarzsst ard oniY portable strand OCEAN
ever made and a selected hand Of "a
aalatHts The musical establishment
ia peculiarly effective and peunsa So
che entire production No rifeps iu ss'
istsuec ceuid afford The fabulous "a.
ponditurr = munsY Invested by the
Hlnsiins nrsa iu thia radiant aud dfs.
matte Interpretation ~ the hsautflui
aud rnmaHtic htafY II the eFuaadsH.
Nniiea how the above sentiment bY
the circus rrfsa aacHt zlhas aith the
tale y woe the advance man told the
city counsel when he hesEed Tor N9a
te help bile p~HniirHH employers Sc,
their aailF bread
The daily parsds viii leave the uhaw
Efuunda a q elugk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-11
STAR BOYS WE'RE
DUGDALE'S MASCOT
WITH NEwsIES IN THE GRAND STAND. AND
HICKEY IN THE BOX. HELENA HAD NO SHOW

What's ae matter Wild de Seattle
baseball team. eh r.
say. kid. Dug knows his bust
meas he's gat De swell team.
Thus two % the smallest star
news kids talked as theY were leaV-
sng the grand stand yesterday after
noon, after Watching the Seattle =.
y. l. team trim the Helena bunch
to the tune Of 10 a The star new
sizes attended the game in a body.
arriving al the grounds In spe-
eiai car a few minutes before the
game al.encd
The boys carried several banners.
one % witch sccmed "a please the
r0tund manager Immensely. II
read: ''iiig doin's day We're
Eoin : Root for Dugs nabcs.s They
did rect. tas aeep4us NJ a eoutins
uAi chorus Of yeiis.
As usual the boys. as soon As they
reached the seats. hollered for the
peanut vendor. Their enc ambition
y hen the crowd i together - 10
BIAS oat. slick and clean. al the Soda
pop popcorn and peanuts. or any.
thing else in the eating line. In
sight They did tki= very same
thing yesterday.
All the hoys enjoyed the game ans
think nugs Babes are de real
ting"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-11
los ANoulus roMoRRow

charles, better known he rag
Time reilly. the Ecuial magilatH
from Los Anaolru VIII send hiH Loo
Lpoa against nugdalu'n llaben al
Athletic Park FOE a reflrHc 81 dla=
mond mlS upn. beginning tomorrow.
DuH SAYS this morning he VIII make
the Grange nluiefn look like a last
years. uFunu crop before the week la
over Aud ReiiiY wafhlra back
s'anne 60 1uu. old man" Seattle
aud i.aa Angeles invariably put up
the best article Of baseball seen ia
thin city when they get together
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-11

A fuF the game. Jack iliukey had
the Helena crowd away up on Queer
street Without any apparent el-
fort he struck cut fourteen OF the
silica swiuEers from Helena. and al
lowed them but five small hits.
Fer a wonder. nuEduiaH hired
men hit behind Hickey. They claut
"a the ball and Just when safr hits
were needed. They also played the
game in the field A. a result they
were more than entitled % the vie
tory
seore by innings
Seattle .... ....stoo to3Ns- -
Helena .s... ....t..0 eooze 20 e.
iiits-~S Seattle. 10. Helena. B.
EyFors Seattle. .. Helena. 4
At Spokane SAN Franeinro, 10.
Spokane. I
AZ Tacoma Tacoma. 2; los An.
gclea. a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-11
SAYS SOLDIERS
ARE PARASITES
MILES DISCUSSES us THEORIES REGARDING the sIe
STANDING ARMIES or THE WORLD

pllshed. he would have the soldiers
OF the present armies hveome Hrti-
sans and farmers, and thus relieve
the world of million parasites
whose sole business il war
lie SAYS the armies OF the wufld
are artificial aud ~ maintained viii
eventually plunge the world into
Disaster
Accompanying Gen. Miles un his
Westward trip is a considerable par
q 81 veterans. including Gen, AauE.
who ~ roine t. Furt Reno "a as
aurnf command
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-11
FAILED TO
BREAK STRIKE

eAS FRAScIsCo. Cat AUS. 10
Today WeH set by The Pacific
States Telephone company 60 break
fhs strike - iiuemen. ~ 10 are ask
ina for larger wages. Foreman ships
we're offered iu various places 60
rssH who would desert the union
ranks. The plan failed and the
strike II stu on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-11

CHICAGO. m. AUG io.--uencrai
Miles n8ssrd through here to-day. en-
route to san Francisco. wherv he
gocs IS attend the Grand Army vne
eampmsut he discussed his plan
Tor the disarmament 81 the powers
and SAYS that VAT iu ahhorrVnt to
human intelligence and that the re-
tentlon ~ bis standing armies Is
useless taxation Of the people,
Gen. Miles advocates q congress Of
the powers Tor the adoption OF a
ftilc FOR Qae soldier Ter zach tn0e
inhabitants This being accom-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-11

William Dudley applied. this morn
ing ia the superior court. for a tempe
rary Injunction 81 restrain the gussis
lec Iron Co. which has a foundry -
Omaha. fram infffaRinE on bis alleged
patent rights a. q combination sadiran
heater The iron company dsmurrei
a. the complaint on the Erostud that
the anrarisF court had 80 iasszalesiess
over sEsss Involving the rtshts % pat
snta The hearing Was continued until
wednesday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-11
BEL GRADE WELCOMES
PETERS CHILDREN

BELGRADE Aug liking Pet
erH three children arrived to-day and
worc given al enthusiastic rccsn-
tom The city - decorated and there
VIII be an elaborate Illumination to-
nlEht. the occasion haiuE made a
ss.aasaf Halliday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-11
READY FOR
THE FIGHT
DIXIE KID AND IA FoNTlsEi
Will box TONIGHT

pixie kid the Weltef weight che ma
plen of the Pacific coast. and Mnas "a
isuniaihe, tss wrlieFwsiEhi champion
Il the Northwest. viii meet in s.
raund So az this brand opera house
tonight
Noth fighters are said 70 BE- ~ the
finest q trim and the management
promises that they Nili siys a first
class sshimtiun uf hasins
Preliminary % the main contest
there will be two eurtain-raisefn. the
flfrt hetwsen Johnny Rirhie and Al
smith. and the Heeaud between tiarff
krantK and nau sullivan
The eantrata are EiFHn under The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-11
YE GHOST
DOTH WALK

To-day IL payday at The city hat
The city viii TO-DAY and durink The
next fee days follaNinw pay out In All
- ~ & IN SALARIES 81 this amount
81 81 q n tAkru from the general
fund. This lnelaaea chs salaries -
thaas smploye1 % shs els "a tie eanz
stfurtiea - the municipal lighting
plant AZ the bead ~ ssiaf fivef I'hs
uAtcr fund contributes faa thr =
nrarg fund H. W. and ihu PARK fund
Eax 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-11

800 yards ~ Fancy coiorsd Lawns.
In stripes. figures and dois.
many pretty patterns 20 select
from. ia all coiafHs have cold
throughout the sehsou for DC.
Now they SO AZ the yard go. Zoe
Be .inrh Heavy Imported Shirt
Waist Madras. they are liRht
grounds with pretty colnfed
stripes running through them
cold through the season al toc a
gard. On sale now at just half
price. yard .....s".........s. zoe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-11

AFWFTFN ~
Tho seventh week a vaudeville At
the Emnirs rark thoatsF opens tos
night Nith a complete change q pre-
sfAm Several ef last weeks perform
sFs wlil appear. bat IL HsS acts. Among
the neW attractions arV isutH nfathrra
q musical novelty team Robinson q
uranL midget iumhlsr# 0sagEe MeaFe
IN mnuelague ana psrudisa wsidfeH
iiros German comedians, ana Frsd
NaddsH rlub fussiaF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-11
STRIKE rs OVER

pITTsnUHG. Pa. Auz ias-
Twsuts Thousand members Of the
building trades returned a. Work to-
day 10th lockout and strike urasfs
have hxcn withdrawn. pending arbi
tfatfHf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-11
CONSTRUCTION
W0RK STATED

SALT LAKE. Utah. Aug 70 The
\ lss !. : -. 49, -.s - ~ :. -
been awarded the ceutfaet faF the
construction 81 IS miles - track.
running southeast frum Callentea
SaE. foe the San rfdfe. les An
Felss = Salt Lake railroad. TIE
company has eleven months "a
Whieh 20 compietr the contract. This
represents an expenditure q tz.e'aa,
p11
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-11

frr'iay searching for a ". Wilson. a
telegraph operator. Who is ssia te he
insane. ard Saturday frightened the
residents ~ nothefl by sfridine up ard
donn she railroad track shreeisning 20
All eNsrYnna WIN came wlthln rAnge.