davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-29
VANISHED
MYSTERY SURROUNDS ptsbP.
PEAHAhCU or MORTIMER
FOLSOM, a soTEL PORTER

The strange and Sudden diHar-
rearanrs Of Mortimer Folsom from
this citY - myNllfyiuE bis Employ
ers and HE family. For a ruusif.
rrAhle length Of time FOLSOM had
been working III she New ENGLAND
hotel az a eeuefsl utilliy man. lie
aas considered steady and trust
worthy. lie went home 20 bis fam
% early every Night and seemed 70
b. devoted q his Hife and three
children.
About The uslddls ~ this month =
change Heeusnd - cUtus ever him.
Manager Weir Of the hotel noticed i
ard told Falaatu that he must be III.
Fuisam replied that his wife Vas
very sick aud that he WAS kept ur
a great deal ~ nisht with her. The
hotel people helped him all they
could a. they knew that hc vas at
more expense han he coule vel afs
ford.
F,olsofn ola not appear at work
until iats July IA. and he did not
return 70 his home until Z O'Clock
the following morning,
Tho next aay he did not appear Al
the hotel and the day clerk ieie
phonrd q his home for him. lie
received the reply over the wire
frum Folsom that he would be Down
IN u short time.
less thar haif an hour later =
note vas received In which Fnlsofn
stated that ne believed himself e
b. crazy. and that the beet thing -
could do WAS 20 Ret cut ~ the Wy
of everybody BE aaid he wanted q
vanish from the earth a. quickly ~
he could. and that nothing more
would ever be seen ~ him IN seaf
tie. lie mentioned that Il was ali
over with hlm and that u would be
useless to look fof him.
The letter Il stu "a the hotel
From that day nothing has been
heard from the missing man It's
family lives 81 500 y Pike street
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-29
n - nHrL 70
OULHEIEO
IN PLENTY

The run OF eocksye salmon on Pu-
get sound began IN earnest yeater-
day, and the Indications ars that
the cannerles Will have as many or
more fish than they can use Tor the
next ten days. a telegram TO this
erect was received from Fairhayen
yesterday by Horny Doyle 4 Co.
Ever since the salmon run was
due. July 4. scattering catches have
hssen made ~ the traps, but Il was
not until yesterday that the Inn
rnenue schools OF the beautiful fish
were seen among the San Juan ISL
ands on their way TO the spawning
grounds.
The opening OF the salmon season
II Of great Importance 20 the thou
sands Of fishermen on the sound.
For weeks they have been waiting
az the banks with their fishing
sseta aad selras Coz che aeppnxAscs
OF the fish, by the catching of which
they earn their livelihood
fine salmon run hhH begun this
year later than Il was ever known
10 have begun before. the latest
opening OF the season previously re-
cotdea being July %.
The delay was especially unex-
peeted a. an early run tn the ordi-
nary course Of events should have
occurred this year,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-29

the disturbance aud possibly the
scene IT tho murder. while other
PORTIONS ef the body had been seat.
tensa ahaut
fhs net bose stated that when the
Cinnamon Wrtv oucaftoned thet az
first affected "a know nothing 90 the
matter but nnaly one man war
found Who undrf persuasion said
that the deceased had committed su.
ifisis The trFfihir wpuud# aH.i tHsif
natefa pfeeibdrd the possibility ri
sufetae having been committed hei
sides. the position 90 the trunk and
either isefsiuus ~ the isadf pointed
e. tha safsle conclusion
fhe news ~ the murder had not
reaehe tsaFt simpson before thf
Tees sailed south. 80 re statement
could - ssfufrd from the authari.
tits there
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-29

stis haats adftfi. leaving Them 70 Be
tssssiea hY members 90 ths lifaie
eanE aha remained eshoFs.
Nas4 Ku ghau the steam taslne =
Huns ahnaR. with fuuf sila heAss ~
tea. SIS urg ana forced - saffrTa-
er Tire tao launches, nfahfsea ~
pirates. thsu made fer PAX TINS al
= hsfs they met a passenger hptt
uifb = people sbpnrd II an At
fasaNg - board she fssssl fhr
IL aashe. rafnmirf hsr ard shs sank
rhs p aaenFsrs were rescued - The
ssssss-s. - tggt,t i.siu. 9stss.is.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-29
WRIGHT MUST
STAND TRIAL

etsw YORK. Jaiy - whitshsf
WfiNAt British pfofnasff nens
aesltnss tn the tlouduH ssletf
Fsaanee Corporation have Hesaited
IL his srsutinr five mvnihs ia taad :
ine street jail. and ~ho has hssn
ne natsfset % sntratltian pfsessd 3
mas nfsacs his arrival Ia his ely IN
aAreh sails fuf EnEiand tostaN IN
tssa eustaay 81 Foiigs lnaf~etof VIII
IL 80 london.
Na8ht. eko g. arruss3 % great
fsasaeiai iffeKstiafiiiss. declares cen :
uasafs IN bis ability a. clear himsei :
- a. charges against him. and 90
satisfy dts arrusers - thH iauas enc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-29
YANKEES NEED
NOT APPLY

OF the Cuunrd Steamship company
and also ali other prominent Off
GERS OF the company are In future
60 be exclusively british, Action 20
this end was taken today at spe-
clal meeting Of the shareholders
who adopted n stringent provision
90 prevent foreigners holding shares
in the company directly or In trust
Another provision gives the direct
ora absolute mower 20 enter Into any
agreement with the government for
the carrying OF mail, building Of
vessels. or the placing OF vessels NJ
the disposal OF the government
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-29
I'm HONOR OF
KING HUMBERT

ROME, Iulv. 29.-The king and
qneaa returned today from their
hummer villa near Turin and at
tended the exercises held Ia ohscrv-
anch Of the Anniversary Of the nH-
aaHalnation OF King Humbert, who
wac killed AZ Mona. July 90, 1900.
by the anarchist. 0aetanp hrescL
Commemorative services were held
throughout italy. though Rome was
tire center OF the obaervaness.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-29
WRECKED
IN ORIENT
PARTICULARS or TIE sesoos
"a CARRIER DOVES FArg

Details were received BY the
steamer Tusa Maru. which arrived
yesterday. regarding the wreck %
the American fouf-manted schooner
Carrie Dove.
Thn schooner. from Puget sound
- shanghai struck n zani bank
n-afth Of shaw eishan. IN latitude
Il y nuTth and longitude Ia 60 wsat.
On JuHe 81 and ran hiNh and dry on
the hauk TIE crew MAS landed Ia
the boats. enc OF the number. how
axer. being drowned through thu
capsaxine 81 a boat
The steamer Hhcan, from New
ehWNfg for Shanghai picked up and
tfnk the gaHtawayH to SHANGHAI.
where the captain made salvage ar
fanEsmauts and the schooner was
soau afferWard flpatsd and lowed 70
shanghai
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-29

ARE AT WORK
BOGUS SILVER coins FOUND is oLo STUMP


2Vius5sHcss that = eisFer hard =
counffHfsitsxs have he~u piYiaa their
nafarioiaa traffie % Seattle have faat
been ustsarhtesf ard ths case i tsanK
lneeatiEats1 ~ aeesat Aststes opsgAls
iva Hsii
This f7nfnfaH Martrfen employed ~
q J i.ftshEans contractor fqsfnd r
bogus silver aeliaFp several 9 saif
Fisces ara = aaantitf - sisldfaf9 eesH
avsnea and Hzains street gn 9aesH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-29
BY
RIVER PIRATES.
Eleven SIX Boats Captured and Looted Near Can
fon---Eoreign Gunboafs PafrOIHng Coast

( The pirates then made for Tai Vat
shan. here they landed and eilaa=
% the crews uf the launches - tAaa
Else vessel aNaF. before d0ing 50
however. fheN gave nnr ~ the sfsN
q letter stating the ransom demand
"a Tor this return ~ the % pAHNetl- =
grrn iest on the shore near hheA
kL
There we're 10 nass degeigI iffs
ID the raass AZ 10 the time - TIE
sailing ~ the 1oes- British. Amefs
lean ard German Kuniioafs ere Pa
srastsaf she AeAfafs ~ The vicinity
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-29

Powder Magazine Blew Up and
20 People Reported 10 Have
LOST Their Lives

TIE fafre - ne skpiosiaH 49, Ger
riffs. aad sae heard snanY s4iies die.
tart II ueeurgsd a. SIS elusk
Up q o p clnek ths safs q rsscus
~as pFn1fssinH stnuiy snd seven tud.
lss uer. recovered None were iasn-
titled.
Nearly = eeefv - the in5aFea have
nsen sAssn - ths hospitals
Ansoux she nuiiafnau naais mreckrd
were n. nse ffiKEinnfiiis sshaei hasss
sna fha ittxineviiis ratrslau ahAasi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-29

Adyiess received GA IN. rosa
Maru. which arrived shia aftcrnoon.
tell q the depreciation Il bold pir-
atas GA the Wat river. near Cam
ton. More than - pirates gathered
atanx fhr skars aHa fired On the
afeam launch funz On shiis she
asa towing seven STA hasiz szssst
skth rucaaas. aHd forced The esp
tatn % steers close q Hhnfr. While
49, -, ~ = ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-29

apparently young fellows. attacked
Johnson and told him e. thfoN up
bis hanfs. b. thouEht AZ fret it
eaa a practical foka and dtd no,
cnmnIN However they ueaf him
uunsTaifaily Tor his AlsaiiHsisRee.
saknvsf hssn tied hts t.ansts behlud
his eaek an1 tnid him HIS life Der
pended On hiN slirucc and ahesitsuee
IRE tWn men vho came Ia later
hal nzzf landed fro mfhsis gasoline
hsaHeh ard ~rfr not robbed Thsif
morn.nE and fhrY made "a cufne
paint II the affair O. the nallee
tffncere eerr notified u the hnit
~ a. Heau 40 The bandits aissr-
uaaFef bat haztg ifs ST isafsaa
revealed no clue a. O. the identity
II the sIsapsfadnes. though II i b~-
iiessA that tAeY belong - ths Nafste
sang that has teen operating IN va
Fteas parts ~ the eity fuf ths past
feN weeks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-29

LOWELL. Mass. Jay - The
rnwtsr rnREazias 81 the United
States Cartridge cofnrany. exploded
this incrninx The first reports are
that 20 houses NeFe destroyed and
20 lives lost. besides a number oi
persons injured. TIE eApioxien 81
e4frred IN tho ataFahnuse
The storage haiialak wan a iaFNs
ssan~ strNrturs fHea wtth arnRmits,
Situated q mile ans 3 hsif Distant fTntr
tne wrecked Cartridge faetarg 70 @hift
n ApingQrf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-29
SALVATION A2MY
CAMP MEETING

The salvation Army VII begin
tta annual STATE eneampreut August
s. az Madison park The WeetiHs
viii extend usef 4 i~fissd " ie aakHH
Many nfafstiHeni army Nafknrs an
b. IN atirhahHfr. sud arFNic,sz viii
be hela morning. afssfuqea sid
evening
staff Captain Crawford 81 CALI
fifuia viii BE in this city tnsiaF
ard a specs ai meeting m his houaf
Wili ho beta at the Afmys hall ~ 5
a'riurk tonight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-29
HOOSIER ELKS
IN SESSION

SOUTH BEND. Ind. July "a
aoath flend r. fsstaoned IN purple
4 Oh white IN honor Of the members
81 the benevolent and Protective
order ~ EMS. whose state conven-
ton Nill be in session here during
The remainder % the week To-day
vas devoted 90 the reception Of Wis
itara. no poured in on every train
from Indianapolis Lafayette, Terre
Haute. Evansville Anderson and
numerous other cities ard towns %
Indiana
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-29
TELEGRAPH BRIEFS

BAR HARHOH Ne. July E9-A
society wedding or note hHFe tusin y
was that ~ Miss Guruee daughter
81 Mr. Walter 4 Gurnea ~ New
York. and Mr. Henry Thufndise 0f
Boston The ceremony as per
FORMED af noon af II asF iaur =
church iu the urcaeucc 81 prominent
socIefy people - New York New
port. Portion and other eififs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-29
MURDER
Cinnamon Employed i'm Northern
Cannery Killed and Horribly
Mufiiafed by Counfrynen

VANCOUVER n e. July %
Nsss % thr nurisf II ealnaman
ssapie,ed az the raeius Northen
s<nnsrs sea the Ma fixrr h
tfeaeni down by the ateamrf Tees
Ae.eriinx a. the staff tsid a,
Naaa hY enc nee taHH 81 the Pafifs
NeatAefn oannffN fhHfe Nas d gfrai
raN 81 tEH chinese quarter near tha
.saaasfg sna sight AaA ere aest
nesalnE the feaH heie 90 nne I'd
she sir sntas Was naaud naar fht
sha ~ horribly siashea snd iieNH
ufsts
ne body Had taan Totally deem
,aesitd eith Hftfnr SHARP Instrument
ant VAS others ise suf an The
faak lay az SWINE d4sIaHee ffaIn thr
so ~ enc ~ TIRE ahAaks which
se.nst ~ haes been the cerfer -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-29

doing suiuf sraninE
The fact that mere a. isNs - rnsin.
tsrfsit muury has hsen fleslinE arutind
taWu - late i0aaa tha affirfais 90 b.
aese that a sell aEz4uisas gAnS has
h.sH "uhasttR the aHs~s hrrr frf
esfae ume 1tils il fhs first discovery
stat may fsuss g. ~ q uis 20 she
eFiaiuais and tils ssfsnt - their ortr.
zftaas Ths paiies ssra first notifsa
= fhs find ard cant bell Nan ir,fne-
diafsiF informed. aaa - = nav inves-
sisatina
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-29
AMONG
THIEVES
JJHa eIsss BEATEN AND ROB
BED ~ SALOON

John Gibbs. Of itis summit street
told the police this morning that at
ter ~ had been cruising down First
avenue last night With comfoTtA-
bic cargo ~ assorted liquors aooa "a.
~ put into = booze bar1oF south 81
the poatnffire~he DOESN'T rcnem-
Der the name n ths piaee--and thai
while there he was SCI upon and
s.aafen bv rofnrhdsfy he duesn I
krs~ who and robbed 81 his watch.
knife and hat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-29
HELD UP
!eSCI Hotel PiuHdered BY Two
Young Thugs--PropriefOr John
son Robbed and Numerically
Beaten

TIE Fvign q Bandits IL Seattle n
stu suprefnc Last night lust BE-
fere midniEht two uaasked men en-
tered the i.eschl hotel They founa
J. p Johupurr, the proprietor, pac-
Enk up and down the main haii
WtsA an cath they krsAaga hin
showed him into a Htsis Fuusn beat
ebnsei. Kicked and Huhhed hitu ~
a. the money hs had On rs person
Before they had finished goinx
through hsfu tee men entered tht
hetsL and they wsfe stood 81
aealnst the vail and held Is ono -
the men while the ether ssarchrd
TIE house.
Rafarv tie Faht=Fx could find any
saina hiea they wire fftnhtrnrt
eNAv. With no otief pfnisr a. 4 re-
warl htit the three dutiaFr and a
Eotd algfch tulkrn frnau Iohnsaft
when the tee thugs. masked win
write hAndkerrhiefx. beth ~ them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-29

sisttuE
Wilson's eurrs ~ baseball ARTISTS
sized up young Mr.. FHfassfaia. re-
gently aHnsxed - ths versatile AZ.
Fisher. b M first inning. and
nwasted out aufnethinx IKE four
hits, SCORING three runs
When MI Fitzgerald realized
shat had been done - his hgfn BE
offerings 4 hig lump riss ln hls
threat and he say The worid
through = niiat % tears Then he
began to pitch real genuine bail
and through the remainder % ERE
game allowed bat TIVE hifss
Jay uuEhes. for tns HlsEssfes.
handed out sample ~ Nhat a
god pitcher can 40. He struck cut
seven meu and kept thH hltH sci
scattered It's team backed him up
With the finest Kind % fielding
when the told was told e ess re-
lated that Seattle had secured four
runr. while Fishers aggregation
vas hunting FOR the single Fln they
finally attained
The aoerr ~ iuninEs
Z qra tile n 9 e -
saaramao o eo o o Q 9 e-i
At Portland, san Fraaeiaea. 70.
Portland
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-29
STILL AT LARGE
FOLSOM coSVicrs HAVE TO
sossEs Ase MILITIA PURSUIT

SAN RANcsco. July - ~cautrarY
70 sxpsetstleas aeoe n ne possess have
Succeeded r. 4sfsiea Within range -
thr escaped Fuisafa consicts ~ q :
% rinrk THE morning
u is believed - sheriff nosqusf e.ha
- in charge ~ The nnsaea. that The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-29
CITY DADS VOTE
BY ELECTRICITY

LIVERPOOL Hereafter the town
council will vote ny electricity. In
front Of each member Will be two
buttons. one marked "FOr" and the
other eAgaiust" When a button II
pressed. the members vote VIII be
fegistofed b q black dice appearing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-29

Justice George oYefruied the de-
muifer in the pool room cases THE
morning and they viii be tried 90
their merits next Friday.
Dave Argyle and Frank clancy ~
the Totem pool room sHd CLANCY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-29
SAYS CHECK
WAS BOGUS

Jimmy ifsfferuan. the genial ven
dor 81 the aIsNsf=sfH WORLD
and ether publications, was made
the victim Of a sharper couple II
days aEu but new has the man
whom he accuses Of flecClng him be.
hind the hairs.
Jimmy SAYS that samuel Klaus
bought n bill Of goods from him
amounting 70 81 60. In pa Smeut be
gave a cheek Tor see on the Puget
Sound National hank. The change
$50. was given by Hcffcfnan, but
yesterday the check was found Il
be Vaiuelesa Klaus was arrested
last night on First avenue
The warrant was issued from Jus.
tlce Georges court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-29

confidts have split lntu three gangs
ard are travelling thruuEh the br,8sf,
along Gr~euNona creek toward nrceu-
Woot. where sheriff <ssns has a
pnpse
The rousirta arr Ehaft ~ food and
aDlmunitioH and viii have g. show VI
somewhere soon for supplies
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-29
OvERRULED
Judge George Refused to Sustain
Den1urrerS in POOIrOOn7 Case

pool room respectively. through
their attorneys. have filed demur-
fefe To the petition charging them
with violating the city ordinances
against selling pools. ga the ground
that they were simply commission
agents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-29
WANT % MkAZRg
sacFRisTeas c. VANCOUVER s=s- DOOR FACTORIES
ARE LOOKING FOR THEM SEATTLE

The report has been received hy
the Carpenters union that the pro-
prletors - sash and door factories
"a vancouver. y G. have aRanta IN
Seattle and other cities o. the
nurthudat auaeasorinE a. procure
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-29
ScALPED
MIR. F/TZ
sIwAsHEs PLAYED HORSE
WITH sAcRhmENTo's NEW
TwIRLER. YESTERDAY

The sisashes advance toward the
to 81 the percentage column. which
has bean renaafedig announced ~
due. received q slight impetus yer
tefday. Fishers bunch kindly as
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-29
NOT BADLY
DAMAGED
STEAMER JEANNE WILL LEAVE
DRYDock TOMORROW

The steamer Jeauis. which went On
hofanF' drydook yesterday for repairs.
sustained by striking a submerged rock
az Montague island. July n. will prob
ably come OF tomorrow. Tho injury
"a her bottom was found 60 be oompar.
aflVeiy slight considering tho heavy
shock 20 which she was subjected
capt Mason stated this morning that
almost any other vessel than tho Ie-
aeie would have been wrecked.
The Jeanne. however. has Gakcn sldsr
which are fheathed especially foi
huaklnH Arctic Zee tlaaa. and she came
Of The rock practically unlufurcd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-29

men 20 take the places Of the en-.
pioyes locked out May a.
The Carpenters union Of van.
enuNer made demand Tor n nine.
hour day 20 take the place " !
ten hour day June I. and were lock.
81 out May II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-29
ANOTHER BIG TREAT
FOR STAR NEWSBOYS

The planning good Tor 81 nevsboyH ana
carriers A e. called
Of their lives Of The star a The Cog and
the Fourth Of July handles The
Star presented with arse package q aAsoed hfeNotn
he
psrl n wi
STAR BELIEVES iT HAS THE BEST TREAT YET II
STORE FoH ITS ENTEnruslNd LITTLE HUsrLkhs -
Park theaef the vaudeville play house ~ the cor
Of made
nEemen' through the courtesy Of Manager calvin Heis b,
"a the perform
Not only that but Manager His kindly consented 70
the boys Il Nn be theirs and theirs
giving attractive bi this week
n fact the best aggregation q vaudeville acts eyer seen IN
hr could offer objection whatever to allowing their boys 70
THEHF suaBER oF ACTS WHICH ARE JUST THE
EVERY Roy WOULD ENJOY.
Punch Iudy There IL
President aaehina
siesa which snlts fire and breaes smoke ~ hg tine style
There ruuatrei team that Is woader and tramp jug
g1 he
THE Stan Will HAVE soMErHIsg MORE TO SAY
ABOUT NEWsHoYs NIGHT TOMORROW several 81 the arr
promised special features n their act that
III 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-29

on the wall and which viii remain
there until another ballot IL taken.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-29
APOSTLES
ARE HERE
MEET pUo's oRiPpLEs AT Attn.
LETlc PARK TO-DAY

The Mormon difficulty has beer
settled. The bail players from salt
Lake arrived today and argued
matters with pugdhlea cuppisa II
Athletic park the afternoon. The
six players Of the Mormon village
who exhibited aueh loyalty 10 JaeH
Grim ARE willing now 90 come back
la the faia Whether they viii be
retained II another question
Fred Echack will do the delivering
today for the mon from Salt Lake
bat Capt Huien thinks his men vii
Win, anyway
~ Butte san Francisco, IL.
Butte. s.
~ spokane-Loa Angeles. s. spo.
kane. 2.
Al Tacoma-Iieiena, n; Tacoma,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-29

sra " A tiis and Mra John Green
are spending he hot days 81 Richmond
beach.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-29
NOT WANTED

The police rsrsiYsd telegram
lasi night ffesa Kansas Grey saytak
that JAMES Redmond vas not nAnfs
81 theirs for murder The eRiaeHes
that vas Nurnased - he sufficient
~ connect him with abe killinr %
MizA Schumacher has disappeared.
Redmond aaH arrested pucs hsfare.
buf could uet BE- held on the taur-
Ger chafss he Niii D. arsiefst T.
leave Seattle
stF1fsian szssa - the first HaHs
tisf church fsff far Npntr cftsto a ,
. - -. -. ~, - :. : -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-29

Steamer Umnulla arrived from San
Frauoiaco thia mafulua with M pass
enEara.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-29
LE0'S SUCCESSOR

The successor OF Pope Loo
Will be- the assfh Roman nom
tifr ilis title viii be- bishop
~ Rome and vicar Of Jesus
Christ successor TO st. Peter.
prince n the apostles. SUI
prefne pgntiff ~ the universal
church, patriarch OF the west.
primate ~ Italy. archbishop
and metropolitan Of tho Ro-
man church.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-29

A. rortisnd.san Franei.eo. is.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-29

Standing o. tho Clubs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-29

AZ Butte san Francisco. 1
Butte. s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-29

At Tacoma-Ileiena, H. Tacoma.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-29

WEATHER. 30 eEeAsr-rsnsoht
sslrl hsht worth 10 northwest winds.