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MORE RECORDS SMASHED.
END oFA REMARKABLEMEETAT AT
 MEMPHIS.
Lou Dillon Goes Mile to Wagon in Two Minutes-The Monk and Equity Lower the Worlds Trotting Record Lou DiiIon's Performance Even More speotacuiur Than Her Recent Trial Against Time. -
Against Time.

Memphis. Tenn, Oct. 2S.-The eight day meeting of the Memphis Trotting association was brought to a fitting close this afternoon with the breaking of two additional worlds trotting rec ords. Lou Dillon, MT. Billings cham pion trotter, driven by her owner, went mile to wagon in two minutes flat, cutting a second and ree-quarters from the previous record, made by her self, and The Monk and Equity, driven by MT. Billings, their owner, lowered the worlds trotting record of 2:09A for a mile to pole to 2:OS.
 The performance of Lou Dillon in the mile trial to wagon was even more spectacular than the trial against time last Saturday, when she negotiated a mile in 1:5S1s. The trial to-day was made with the customary two runners to set the pace, and the forward sulky carried a wire dust screen. As the horses drew near the last eighth pole the speed of the little mare was so ter rife that MT. Billings drew her from behind the forward sulky. driven by Doc" Tanner, and the finish was made in drive, with the two runners along side of the trotter and all three horses flashing under the wire the barest noses apart.
 The start was made on the first trial and the quarter was reached in 291s seconds, the half in 5sA seconds, three quarters in 1:291a and the mile in exact- ly two minutes.
 The spectators gave the speedy little mare great demonstration when MT. Billings drove her up before the grand stand after the performance.
 The Monk and Equity, driven by MT. Billings, went a mile in easy fashion to pole in 2:0S with a single runner, driv- en by Doc" Tanner, to set the pace. The handsome team was driven around the track at a slow jog, with the runner trailing behind, and just before the wire was reached the runner drew alongside and when under the wire the team went for the trial against time. At the quarter the time was caught in 32A seconds, the half was made in 1:04, the three quarters in 1:36 and the mile in POS.
 Neither of the trofters gave hint Of breaking during the trial, but after they had passed the mile The Monk found the strain too severe and broke into a gallop. ss
 The summaries:
 2:11 Trot--Mlle Dash-Purse $400 Queen Wilkes, br m, by Lexington Wilkes :. l (Speaf) .ss5 l Eyeline, blk m (Sherman) :. .............. Porto Rico, b h (Johnson) ........... Palm Leaf, br g (McCarthy) ........... Topsy, b m (Geersl sl...................... }
 Time-2 :10A.
 2:20 Trot-Purse S400.
 Anna Gay, m, by Egotist (Thomas). Grocery Maid, b m Reap) .......... Declare, b m (Shermanl ............. 4 Red Phil, m (Seaperl... 5 I.r p,5f 5fNEtnyarShn mo dis
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The Ladies' Team Of the New Hsvsn
 Country Club Roll Up tho Score.

The ladies golf team of the New Ha- ven Country club were entertained by the ladies of the Wee Burn club at Noroton yesterday, and the merits of the two teams were put to the test The result was somewhat disastrous for the Wee Burns, who failed to score a single point. Following is the score:
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PIT Trot-Mile Dash--Purse $400. Hugh lynne, D g, by Allendorf- Helen Wilkes Mccoy .......... :........s..s. Empire Wilkes, b (Benedict) < Tfme-2:13A,
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2:11 Trot-- Half Mile Dash-Purse S4O0. Oueen Wilkes, br m, by Lexington Wilkes
 (Spear) .............=..<... .....s:.. Porto Rico, Il lJohnson) ..... ...........& Austin Boy, b g (McCarthy) ............ '. Jim Underwood, b h (Hartl. tl.............
 Time-1 :02M. c
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2:11 Pace-Half- Mile Dash Purse $40o. Mary Anna. b m, by Jeff Lucey (Snow).. Angus Pointer, g (MePhersonl ......... Minnie Christy, b m (Johnson. ,........ Daniel l., b 2 (Fleming).. g)................ S Time-1 :O1& .% <
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2:09 pace-Purse s1, 900.

Cascade, br h, by King Pilot, dam by
 Masker (WalD .......... l Hal Chaffin, D Il (Geers). Stranger O., g (Seaperl. ............
 Diablito, g tWalker) .......... Cousin Madge, blk m (Benedicts. Personelle, ch m (VaiD ...............
 Time--2 .0SA, 2:0S1s.
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2:o0 Trot-Pnrse s4Oo.

Anna Gay, b m, by Egotist (Thomas). Grocery Maid, b m tReap).. .......... Declare, m (Shermanl .............. Red Phil, b m (Seaperl ...,... Maggie Murphy. br m (Wickershaml. dis
 Tfme-2:17ll, 2:17A
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The summaries.

2:11 Trot-- Mile Dash-Purse $400 Queen Wilkes, br m, by Lexington Wilkes (Spear) .................... 1 Eyeline, blk m (Sherman) ........... Porto Rico, b h (Johnson) =. ........... ; Palm Leaf, br 6 (McCarthy) ...... 4 Tonsy. b m fGeersl. 5 Time-2 :10A.
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NEW YORK.
PHTLADELPHIA.
COLT AT WEE BURN.

Total ...........24 Total .
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10 MAAEY
81. GkRAPAW
GEAR OF RUSSIA WILL GO
ON A PILGRIMAGE

ST. PETERSBURG. July 2i.-The
czar and czafina. accompanied by a
large number Of members Of the
court and many ecciesiaatics. are To
arrive tomorrow ct the Desert Of
aarow. some distance frum Moscow
where. beginning next Monday.
there will be held the sterilization
II 81 sernphim, the founder Of the
piaelew monastery. VIII len has De.
came a place ~ pilgrimage The
priests IN the dessert reported a few
months ago that the body Of the
saint, who died a hundred years ago.
was ia exactly the same state az
when II had been put into the Cof-
I'm. The czar. who has always had
partially for this saint. oontfibu-
ted large sum 10 make the Eiuflfi-
cation magnificent spectacle. and
had gorgeous coffin IF gold ana
precious stones made. while the
czarina made splendid coverings Tor
the coffin with her own hands,
working precious stones into them.
Advlees from Moscow state that
preparations FOR the Qualification
have been completed on scale Of
extraordinary splcndor a railroad
has been specially constructed 10
carry the imperial party 70 the scene
81 the ceremonies, and hotels. board
ing houses and barracks have been
built VI the surrounding desert For
several weeks thousands of pill
grima have been pouring into the
place from every part OF the empire
and strong bodies OF troops have
been gathered 10 keep the crowds In
check Extraordinary precautions
have been taken 10 Insure the safety
Of he ear and czafina.
The interval between the arrival "
the imperial party and The begin.
ming " the ceremonies viii be pasecd
hv the ear ia prayer ana faatiu~ IN
preparation for the occasion.
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ST JOSEPH No. July = The
sham battle which waH fought hetv
last ulHht hrtwsea different enn1pa-
nics Of The state militia stationed At
the grounds where the annual en-
eainpmsnt IL being held proved -
~ = most sanHuiuHfY efseaanitef,
which wiii pfuta hiy result in the
ishss ~ several uNFs.
-Four regiments % infantry and
two batteries ~ iisht artillery we're
engnkaa the darkness ahutttng off
the greater Part 81 the mausuNsfE
from tho spectators. The sham bat
fle became an actual eonfiiet when
= company ~ Infantry stole az on
3 battery. The captain IN charge -
the battery being rufprincd. refused
Ia surrender when surrounded. The
opposing forces then engaged in a
hand TO. hand hatfie.
The iufMntryfmsu etuhhcst their
Springfield rifles and the artillery
men used their abeFa, FriNhtez
Gates and klofieF were dangerously.
perhaps fatally wounded b enbeF
fhfaafH Dozens - others Nsre more
OF iraa seriously wounded.
The fuu list ~ casualties iH With
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wHaT PEOPLE SAY

iu the Star iuly a. 1903 IL com.
mDulcution by Eivln c. Chase. partly
agree with him
like Mud enjoy reading many ~ the
Star editorials Hut the fact you are
more or less iinhle tn mistake remains
N Mr. Chaa. would study the bible as
faithful ne hc does The Star editorials.
he would have more reverence for the
bible.
M The Est chapter ~ Rev where
John would hBve worHhippcd thesN nRol
ihe Angel anld "Sco thou do % not
worahip God explains the aituaiion,
from my standpoint
JOHN I. ALLEN
MOTIF No Mr. Allen. the editor of
the sur IL not perfect lie admits
thai ht does make mistakes. So does
evertbntv ~ people lid not az some
lime or athor IN their career make
faux pas they would not be human.
A man may hc forgiven " he makes o.
mistake huf he should not mako the
samu one twice ED.
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lNTERNAT IONAL UNION
WILL PLAY ITS HAND
AmALoAmArEo ASSOCIATIONS WILL TAKE UP THE LOCAL
srREEr GARMENTS SITUATION

Thr differences between the local
street car fusn's uniau and ths seattle
F.tsntfie caahpauf have hfen brought
- ths attention - the Anaisomateti
a ton ~ Street Railway Ira
uiuYsH ~ America.
Richard garneiiaa. president ~ tas-
vision 20 - the san Ffaneisrp laeal
uainn ard aspstg far President W f..
Nahan. ~ she international organize
tlcn wlli hs ~ Seattle. iufnoffps 81
take ~ the matter Nith tie loeat
8niHH
Curnslius stands very hish w ne
T7rsFIuFfFa ~ Ffgp iIffefnH tffsafat WNfHH HfsH
~ iaber ORE auinaf ipua in Fensfstis 4siil
hsa foil authority from President Ma
hon 90 afs In the if.eai situation
The local nuinn vii hald = reception
for him tomorrow aftefueH 81 ~ ann
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-24
POLES DEMAND
ITALIAN POPE
College of Cardinals Decides toiaaog0rote tie Con-
clare One Week From To-Day

his SUCCESSOR for the use o. IN.
church. To each rnembsr 81 his fam
~ he leaves present 10 be chosen
from the valuable objects IN his
apartment. Similar presents are b
queathed 70 his physicians The to-
TAI amount 81 the property which he
left IL not yet known.
AL the land purchased and build
inRa erected FOR institutions person
ally founded BY Leo are put In thu
sfta - the t4nfe aaa - e.ssssls4 f.s.sat=
BILE claims from relatives a. the
pope probably regnefu hered that
some time after the death Of Plus
TX. the iatterH uephsws instituted
suit against the church. claim
Ing 49, zoe francs ~ their portion
of his estate
The viii ends by providing that bis
remains shall b. buried IN the ha-
silica u 81 John Iaternn. IN tho
touah which ne had already chosen.
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MISS BL ASE is QUEEN

ilnheff with moru than 5000 votes
sshs received total vote of t1s2ss.
Thr other candidates aieod az fol-
iars
aenA " fnhusf. tssss nsy
rhssrsen. ssss Mafss Teueksy. ~
"a Meta asfihuus. s.fae.
The race faf queen sas = fnast
yusaaFAanir onc. for slmosi every
day the positions q fhe candidates
rNuid b. ChanEHl. and is NaH q
ussffY sas.saN All the Wy through.
A. the beginning Miss s1laze HAD
t.sf hssn uiaktnE srrg seed show
lisA hsf her friends had something
% ltri8 sleeve They said Just
Ait sna see aud they worked like
teavHa far theif tkNnFifs. and such
deiuKn ~ ssstta - were cast for
hef nn fhe last tas - fhs cuat~Ft
asfe never recorded fer carnival
aHasu ln seattle % anYe here else
Al nsrua yesterday her vote aas only
tssa. ard q iumrea 10 t1sTss at the
slnaah e zaiu - nearly is.eeQ n one
Aa4
siiaH 1iiasa Has acted - business
asaut 81 she lneal WaisreHrss uHinn
fes shr past tao years. during which
time she has made a huat u friend
iu fhr eity.
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TIE NeursiaH stsamnf walsh. az
which eapl AZ = Megufu4arA ir
oxufr vas Burned 20 the wafrf =
edge yesterday afternoon sf H1drsf
The Nessal was or an sSshfsiet slFs
eu IS the Montaaa aiah at She time
and Il uas onis by tila Wpet -
mafkahlr Rnod FORTUNE thai u3est ~
the sas pleasure seekers aluafd So
capped BEING roasted tn death. The
passengers had landed "a bfamrflou
lees than haif an haar before iisr
flee started Had thsf beer ahoaFai
% wnuid have hEen i'm gnaainle for
An 81 them o. escape az tie ftANg
vas a mass of flames fHn miuHtss
after she fire started
The fire originated neaf the hutls
sfH. bat bow capt Charles Madison
sna nosk Waterman n = WALTERS
AID oattn Waterman age anAbts e.
explain The tNo iaaf nsmra tFeFr
ths only fafsoaH aistaRd fha strsuaff
AHa fhrY barely had tigne - lumg
10 the wharf ffurn the ryFasnK yea
ssi after they heard ttss rfs 81
Etfe from people ua THE hart
The Walsh eff Yass ~ iH with
the Montana riat ard 9aesiH an
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BANKERS
TAKE A
Hniinhy

wHATcoA. wssn July - The
practical business q the washington
stnte Hnnkera association vas sua-
p.ndod today 10 permit those in At
Tendance 10 enjoy an excursion on the
Sound.
THE members boarded the excursion
steamer earIF this morning The trip
will include a visit 30 various islands
and dsh traps. d stop at Biniue ana q
nan dinner At Semiahuo who're the
ba mixers viii be- eHfsts 81 the ALASKA
Packers association
Tonight vaudeville entertainment
bv focal and other talent contributed
~ local theatera. has been arranged
for nsok'H thrater. that the visitors
may see that heaniifui place u amuae-
mont az us best
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BURNED
The Walsh Totally Destroyed by Fire Of Mysterious
Origin al Sydney Doeks---hauow Escape for
Hundreds Of rxeuTslonisis

beard. AZ 3 o'clock the passengers
ssfe landed a. Hfrncftnn and the
steamer went afraaa iEs channel %
sydney for. doekaNs while the rrs
atfsiunintH Wsfr ashofe. The cap
tain ana efes woHHf O. = fvsta ufant
fgf lunch aua while t'fefe heard the
eFY ~ FifHf from people oH The
wharf They ran To- the vessel ana
made an attempt g. save their be-
ianglnaH. hut Wcfe driven of hy a
aulid sheet II fiamsa rhs burning
steamer had - he eut ieoar t. save
the wharf and shr drified Off 100
NaFis Ahrre hev elaarred bull now
lies Il - fest ~ aatrf
rhs walsh eas rHff haHHd by capt
MegnfHnrk lasi fall ard fl'tna uR
shf faH IN periods dufinE the eins
tar 20 HsfsWHnsn and Olympia bat
aafAux The sammeF has been used
ekFiaslseiy Ter carrying passengers
fas h : Vessel ~ s1h ions beinx one
af tise largest HserH Nheelers on the
sAind she NRe bu4H "a Port blake
~ d. 1888 fof service % The
su6rsH river. hut sac net used uniii
eaiHfasfss nT Capt Mccormack. she
as Waited - 81 go
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HIGHWAY ROBBERS
QUICKLY CAPTURED
Alexander Thomas Held Upby Thugs Good Work
BY Pafroin1an Newman Lands Them i'm Jail

LEO strand end iesrph sullivan.
hold ans, were caught with tAe g,,ata
on them ihis Warnlne patt6uman
Newman s8adr his sreond Important
cartafV Ia ths MONTH
l'atroiWan Cameron assisted on
Ner Newman sa capturing b., Esss,
thugs Tha sEeszg sassk isi.sss wists3H
five minutes after The robbery and
RfteF a chas. rs several blocks
Alexander Thomas. the victim
vas relieved of So Is. an 81 which
WAS fupud ilet up in : handkerchief
90 strands pocket In oue CORNER
SO g was tied and Ia the other
gsAsA
Thomas says he Waa held ar ~
S,raud and sullivan shortly before
aclock this morning under tha
Pacific Nsast ce8l bankers al the
gooi - klar street
Thomas came freip san Francisco
with his two aasailants and rreak
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nc LOCAL

again IN THE exsHinE At the unin'n club
ruaa4ua isfd Second avenue.
espfueHHs aiil make thafuush can
vsas ~ the iesai situation going into
tbs details - tha recent strlAe aud the
caunrs ehirh led Up 20 the press nj,
dlHeuitiea between employees and the
company Ne siii advise ~ 70 thv
best course o. parnHe anu his NusReH-
iians all be- strictly followed b. the
men
Cornelius "a a radical uuionist ana
= sfsrnafig YiEiiani tu ne efforts a.
arhnlid organised iaisaf ifiH presence
hsfr frtufls ffraf tfr stTvet car sfnon
arr KuiuH 10 iHsiSf an au irntuesttatt
adjustment q relations between them
selves ard the Seattle Electric COM
panYs
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SWEPT BY FLAMES
Loss or DOLLARS CAUSED sY FIRE IN TaE
PACKING DISTRICT OF CHICAGO

CHICAGO. Jaiy "a ~Ffrr IN the vilss
Efftins raektnE plant early tbs morn
inx destroyed the lard house ard
ehates. Freixht shesis aians fhe rtssH
front we're atso swept aWRy. tuMethsf
with a portion - ths Omaha paekius
eomu2nTE plant
Three ghoasand barrels - lard ard
SIXTEEN millien pounds y pork addef
ih= fanis. ANA h-at me fstaEs
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'GXMD
MXHC'
POLICE THINK SMITH
MADE BOGUS MONEY

= peculiar case ~ alleged counter
feitlnR was brought 70 the attention
of the police. last night The offeuse
the police say was committed BY
James Smith who. when arrested. had
Sol Is 10 good money In his pockets.
The game the police claim he attempt
"a 70 work is the old -glldad nickel
acheme. II In alleged that Smith at
tempted 70 pass a gilded nickel IN one
Of the bratheia in the new tenderiain
district iaaf night but WIS caught and
arrested b. the police.
smith refuned a. tell much about
himself At the police station tif
claimed that he was = steamship man
aud had recently come Into the city.
u h probable that bis cHse vii BE-
referred 10 the United States hutherl-
Ties.
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uisrd them when thty attacked him
IL says theN kure that be- had q
susu of money on his prtaun.
The huld-ur Was accomplished iu
the time hunorel 'atfunE aafm meth
81 This lafAur 80 the two men,
siFsua. e said 60 have efaud hrhiud
the victirn TVS right arm wac
thrown around the victim meek. the
elbow resting under the chin rhe
lsft hard was Kept ftcr tu take care
II the Victim hands should he
thagee e. make 70 fight
Thomaa realized that he vas ln Il
bad fix ard did not Attempt GO make
uEtt az he saW that Il would o.
uHsifHa.
After the robbery Thomas mot
rafraitnAn CAMERON on First avenue
south and tald him 90 the affair
risi rg the NAMES and al accurate
description Of thr two thugs
While he Was taking O. FafFelH1an
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ROME. Jaly Ns-The college ~
cardinals az IL fourth session. held
mis- n1rulnR. voted to inauRurate
The couciafe Juiy 81.
an the cardinals today received
tef.xfaus from the Poiiah-0 athGiie
COMMITTEES at Moscow urging fhat no
German. French 81 EuElizh cardinal
b. elected pope They state that
should any other than ar Italian be
chosen II viii greatly dnsatisfy the
Is.l44a
A greater crowd than yesterday
viewed the P0pe's body during the
early morning hours.
ROME. July 1f-.The will OF the
late poutif Nas opened ~ meet
Ing ~ the congregation 81 cardinals
yesterday afternoon. II consists ~
fhirty-sir pages IN the handwriting
OF Leo XIII. and leaves al the prop
erty ~ which he died posseaaed e
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Cameron natrolman Newman catmF
aieuE and WaH also given the de-
aurlptinua IT thc two then Newman
al once remembered two men fhai
he had passed Halnf south a feH
minutes hatarr the robbery nuH
Arwman, Cameron HHa the Fictbu
started after the suspects fhes
rBn them down t. the md of the tide
flat ON ard brought tneW O. hhN
The thugs Ntfv farced a. stop Whsfl
thcN rame co the water When ths
officerH went un Co them with re-
xalNafa drawn they surrendered
Al the uulh's station they gave the
names nf Leo strand. AGED 8 yeafs.
and inNcrh Sullivan. aged 5 years
Roth came frofu San hfhnrsHNn hut
d fen DAYS ago Thr prosecuting VIE.
nean Thomas o. being held al the
police station
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first apostolic dsleeats. since then
he has always retained q special
iuse fuf and Interest ia the -fFf safhlte
carefully that ~ y al authority on
tire sub iast
satoiu 10 rnnaidetri ous % fhr
utoa2 NFagt4hla saisrasasafa - Lee
XIII. as hu hiss kept uNt ~ facf5uual
qa8Frsla and has fFseert 81 great
superiority - rAiGassnt azaa spirit
Hts accession 10 the NanisfieAts
Waaia certainty frssa a hFsath ~
frssh a3f. waaid tatfodsaee ualsff.
i1Ess IN ths vatican. and ths
church would haV. IN him strong
determined. afes and sahEbfsus,i
laaaer
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critical that the Prince ned on The adj
vice - hlv c5unsstafa, who had dis
covered = widespread plot IN naaassi-
nafe him The police snd militia have
hssH lately patfullink tAe aalaee and
ltH immedints asiTtiselhoed
LONDON. July 241Ne fact that
naifhsr confirmation nor denial has
followed the report that Fsrsiirnnd ~
nuisafts has abdicatsd lKs throne. IN
the present case amounts almost g.
rennrmnlinu ne Il u Indicated that the
bulgarian eenssg has stopped % mes
saHen fraua Haaa
II IL net considered probable n ON
eial cifrIss here that mach biondshed
hes occurred. bat q IL generally be-
nsFsd that Prince Ferdinand beeatns
alarmed because % threats - askassi-
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hsfiitinE destroyed. hslenGiax 90 H.
ON ara company Naa an eiEht.atnrs
brick affnetarrs
ElNht hundred hoxH were driven
from che ehutss Just before tire watl
fflt eUssfinN -. place The loss ~
mas niuefF ln fbs refinery a4il raesea
ktaa eu The total lesa ls estimated 81
frss assf
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BHSHFU
BABIES
Dugdale's Infants Blushed and
Lost on Ladies Day

semebods had q nvi buinpihE II
uas ladies cav ana uakaalss iiaies
ar -Heh e hashfui sos that they never
San play bali Shes abe aesF suss are
Hreaest
brfuir Mckay SGT the hnmrinK
wavn nrrnis ID iTssia he e. vseg Eoea
t,ut V hsn rs h hAa hr = siruHlf her
fid 81 eaa rot saHd yesterday
On thr aIhef hand uisNttt tie
south paN hHd tie whole seattle
hutleh gurefsd rua u ~ did Hzs 8
fNo eFfeFs inst ehsi rims nie~Itt has
remarkable fEntFuI tHt D. eauid Net
sit 4 hish q tf1 fHrf Nhrn e comes
ta tNfsain 90 tHF tzees tut ous
sisaH hit va made ~ hts nslivrrs
That Vas = hard smash int right
asia ~ rreadlssY and 4 bsaasht -
ftiHH
rta lafaia sthrtna sag sell fn I've
Innings thef gtads thFee ftins ard ne
H'aeegHsitss het nas ThFn fhHfs 49,
rnaHee aaa afsf an vas assf Is
seegs Nas. seagfte q raenms. Z.
fssse ~ iHHisfa
eeastc ......ss..s..s4. zeentea~t
fnrulHa HHaaef tgeaT
fglfsa seattle 8 Taearaa a.
Fsfafa ssastie E Taeeua. =
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BELGRADE Iuif a Prince Fafai-
mend II bulgaria. accompanied 10 be
children passed fhfnuah here thlz
morning hosnd Tor Vienna TIE
Princes departure frum Nia kinHdam
has Nisen rtae ia fhe helinf that there
is trouble IA uaiNafia. one report -
that be Ned to save he lie
hulfafia has hssn mech aEHtufisesi
f9f aamr fianf When thr Belgrade
tragedy occurred tho aasuuufsHtsd m
Bulgaria openly advocated fnilpaiuE
the aasns example.
The nseslsipfr. H'ampa. saYH the
aervfan railway Standardization lsss
hern requested " send q special trastt
- Taaslisaua f6t FrinHs FsfalnAfaa
shn u b. stated neYrf Intends o. re-
turn e. hts hNnTaum u SAYS The nhus
aition - affairs ~ sfaa IL ~ highly
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The project to construct plank
roadwayE on the tide flats to faciii-
tate traffic IN the Industrial part OF
the city. after brief sion yese-
the city, after brief discussion
yesterday ~ the meeting Of the
council COMMITTEES or streets. was
laid over for final consideration un-
IN the first Thursday IN September.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-24
GIVES UP
ITS DEAD
BODIES or THE LAKE UNION
VICTIMS NOW RECOVERED

Tie body Of O. W. DalEren who
was drowned IN Lake Union
"wednesday night, was found last
evening n was removed 10 But
terNurth'H marKue One OF the
nratehtIs ON the lake was dragging
tn bottom near the scene Of the
tragedy with "A strong line strung
with fish hooks. The hooks caught
in the clothing OF the corpse and
~ Was dragged 60 the surface. The
body 81 Charles Borg. the other vic
tim. was recovered from the lake
"a 1880 this morning ana was re-
moved To- nouuey- Wataou'r marEue.