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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-02-05
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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-02-05
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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-02-05

Rev George s. Evans. pastor Of the
Ssngrsgaf11nl Church Of CenrsrxfEIe
aaa oeen granted a leave &C ahszrcs
Lc- foErr no1tkz 60 visit bis cid home
in London England He VIII lectlGrs
before she LCa6on Historical socsaty
On me santse I-dlazs Re h2s
crossed TIE Atlantic ntaa times.
o1cers hxve been else.sa Nv the
Hew hcarG az directors q me Lead
cinh p. A Cushnrst "
president w r. Dfrkfnscn. srst vSes
rFssi1snts z y. Irwin. ssropa vtos
preaatsnL and Gaorge B. ThOrupson
treasurer.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-02-05

E~rtta-E1hek what Ia reserve sorcer
EEhe-Ons Es seszg SO reserved
that everybody IL afraid of yru-ahd
you e0nt make any frfezds-Deerufr
Free Press
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-02-05
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5e@n a 0usp ga saf4ar&
Eswst re sgarfsd wrgmxs "a
was 9ncs CO q E.aFyas3 fongnal saarR.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-02-05

%n 10 s~assS41 81 Mr. Casnpaefxh
GF senslag ne ks cEosexszgh
VIZ gaoeeag yoH hassa A9ms~
Yes. bGs bsse fsfn1e he me8s hMvs
sssGgag #TsxH aa6 Couagsy.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-02-05

RUGS MADE KRoM Y0GY OLD
CARPETS ~ 90 EeEAsds Krx WORKS.
80 vi fla 81. pes Mosaex Eswn Mrn
w * Fsyrsgon. PsopFssss.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-02-05

LS1d 1DW ID @AI1 AG AAAABT8 1l1
ksssuB them wall
Mr1 James EscE az L4 wasr
WzifasncT5 strsar- a1rns. " z, znTE
~ w1z a15nbEea With mr. kidneys mr.
ssgat ar nina Es1z3s anG uIc1 pain N
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hardly suarErz IT, r xYaid rot sEznd
ezcaur Er q sav rCzzaEztz ~ n 1mac e
gragv ws41 and exhausted; 3 cIMld Ear
gEau To Eg1E anazawaTE, Ter IIara
washing and r1utag EeauId o sE1Gp
or 1snd NY lealf aciies1 sgTsra4Ys Z
WA IN pain from MI head IDEa % ny
IasEs cHu6sE-ng n Tia EGlays IL Eza
n aaav- STEADY sfCEenlug acla. Z
caIId aGr EsEt IlgIrz, and gur M msr1-
iIaEz TzzE All ErsL EZ4nIg1r z wa
28szC d5uB Ear wren z szx EuEa,a
EIt1av HEA AdFsrrEsd far Ednay
CanaiaiEra. auz E7EraaEn Ak zr-5uzarGu
Il Graves fEIg EGEz Within a Eazx
a4E commanding ha.r IHs & 3egau a
luur1vs. zuE sanm -1aL zna On EE1idIy
g-SE 5gr-sr E used I've 5Gxsz IT, al
Rid wIg cared. z have recommended
Eaans Eld1av Fills 70 many atzarz
EaI nv Eags guEHr u CzUEt1Ga 1la
r0sr siIsgt4GzE EIEa-sr 10 g.Ea raaEa q
1a1r E4ax
A. FRE TRIAL gf tlis y-zzc kidney
medicsEa, which sIrzd Nj Luaaz
EsCx VIII ia natIe9 en- application "a
any ga-- az ina E1Erzt ztar4a Ii
1rass EdErzr ZlbU-1 Gu. EUtFaIC "
r. Eur safe by AL &raGZstG F-tGa,
so ae1Ez aar bnx-
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-02-05

PgCrIs wa1 IT. 1srgaf CO ss every
t1E1g Gu r1a Ar11p 1gvgr have tine ~
bgCz before they b7z1
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-02-05

4 wenaaE wfH es5ss ear no wren sss
n1eans 80, brit never yss wnes sss
t6@aAG NO
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-02-05

Arr enc can 5ys vfrA PUTNAM
FA1ELES5 DIE no experiences ~
Ezfrst
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-02-05

4 hErte w1Ea1S al-ralGs Tgz-
Ally two 1r three E7zss - h1rgs as sac
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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-02-05

Two go1& listeners mar b fsSsaaa.
bot two GOD talksrS-nsyer
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-02-05

When designers ceasest for prizes
10 fesalt "a always q draw.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-02-05

Sstenapagaln has o greater ropnfne
toe than la0ntmln6lfsdo.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-02-05

Mrs. WfcsI1~ss A~sshInE Hyrups
saDaAecs Esays gals. e1fss Fia4 eo4sa as ses5G
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-02-05

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&eWsd
manuf
$25,d
will be
candisp
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he can
produce
lowers
Germs, '
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$500 9
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and wei
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In HI
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w. Z.
worth
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Patent O
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-12
CARS AFFECTIONS ARE
TRANSFERRED TO HIS WIFE
cxARinA WINS AIS lovE AWAY FROM POLISH BALLET GIRL
NICHOLAS HEART

lanf. Nicholas r. AZ last her hus.
band iu heart ard mind IL has haen
n ianE and bitter struggle on the
CEafiuaH part. but 81 last Hhs has
waa. ThH pure heart and lofty mind
~ ahA aaAelna hssss= sss $50 HzaHa
crat 81 ali the Russiaa ffom his
illicit love
n was long before ~ married
Princess Alix ~ HsHsa that the erar
became traHared % Mafhilda
keeHsaiuAka. q brautlfui ballet dam
GER. Princess Ais knaM 81 thia
fascination before she married 81 d.
oiae and afnn knew that q snu had
hcen born "a thu ballet dancer Rht
fouEht akalnsf margins Nicholas
hift matters ~ state and the wishes
~ her HalntlNan Induced her ta
change her mind
Hat fof many yr8rs tire bcauttul
czNrlnag iife was an5tbinH bu.
pleasant No son eame o. her sH aH
heir % the throne ~ itasaia. while q
hef fitHi three more Huus were BORN
Ths tsaf wanted al heir. Hussia
wanted one. IL scented a. n ths
rzass lie sa= - ~ fsiiFiifssi as thai
nf his wife had bssn
ifat fate had better things IN store
Tor both 81 them. Gradually tns
pure beautiful woman who had
shared HE throne weaved her I'm.
gers aheat Nicholas heart Love
came W there only ambition had beer
before. 50 Gradual ala the change
COME that even the court did mol
Tenilze it until the other day e wai
discovered that the Polish baleriua
had become "a member % the com.
rauY ~ the Vienna opera house II
haa sinca leaked out that che w..
ceiFed $1,000 coo from the Czaf and
that her four saH# have BEEN sur,
rendered to the czar's mother. wh'
vii bring ihrm nn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-12

Trtv swrr nFurw tHaH A NeaFs ri
caffaaE IN Hna. cautaiuluE has ifri
the pE7fridsnS and his party. the lead.
inE siafe ard city officials. THE com.
Hlahda'its - tie army rest and navy
Yafa and 8 number u disIiuEuIshea
ritiaens = san fsnHs iare.
T'ns military escort consisted o'
United States troops frou the Pre-
s.siia marines and sailors from the
Mars BLAND uHNg yard. ard a lATrs
tftsUhmaut - the California Sh
ii0Hss Huaffam#n Late fhls after
nesu the president e 20 anlciafs a.
fne dedication % the YaunE Mems
Chassfisn association building aud
The evening alH b. occupied BY 4
rrrettien and baaaasf
Tuuorfua NlH l.e th~ BIZ das Of
thr president ataF It Hsn Francisco
me prxfaiH - nnaIiy arranged a.
as fAiiuNH
IS a. -saeefslan - Native
Hfn4 ~ the Golden West ard can.
fnrnia tslanfnfa presentation gf hou'
vnfslf hy the Native sous a. Native
esltss hall
10 - M usviea " the school
rniiafHu au Wan Nesa avenue
- - ~ Hsfiee ~ shr United
States frnupq ~ the Preside
- b Drive through Cialdrn Gate
park - the ocean beach then - ihs
CMH hgusa. whrrr luncheon Vii b.
had eifh the executive committee.
zss 3 m.--Yisii ~ the president q
she eneetlnK of the veterans u ths
Spanish var
Nss , m.-vIsi, ofihs president %
the Dread Armf eueampmant
siM . ri Drive through Market
street tn Mechanics pavilion. shrrs
fhFrs viii b. q pGhlie reception and
Hu asfafrse ~ thr president
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-12
PAVES WAY FOR
CITY OWNERSHIP
Mayor fumes Veto of YaW Gar
bage Franchise Bill Read
i'm the Council

yard and for the payment 70 the city
OF 6 per cent OF the net rnrnlngh
annually. The measure proFldeh Tor
the removal ~ CnrehsHFH pf drha
animals ~ g. each for large ana
81 3D. for anal animals from any paft
of the city. and leaves the matter
81 diatfiefinR the eitki the hours ana
the number af collection ga the
hnuas ~ the board 81 health, - he
regulated and controlled BY that
body,
The measure Ike TIE first PROPOSE
ton 81 Gillespie a Ecker provides
for municipal oHuerhip a any time
ana thc proposition ~ accompanied
by certified check Tor 1900. guar
aufeeiuK the petitioners good falih.
The proposed ordinance ana peii9
ton Rgfa referred - the corpora
tiuHH committee.
Under the rules tire vote II the
VnW hlli WaH ord red published lntt
nleht AFTER publication ~ may De
taEen ub hF the council aud PARSED
over the mayors veto, provided y
shall receive ninn affirmative FoicH.
In vitW ~ the overwhelming pub
BE- sentiment against the measure "
10 unlikely ihat any aitfmp' VII -
made ~ pass II over the veto. surh
an attempt wauid undoubtedly fail
ignafaulauRiy u made,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-12
HAD PLANNED TO LYNCH
M'PHAIL AT ARLINGTON

ore made speech Ca the crowd ura-
las them a. permit him 60 40 his
sworn duty aud aaHurinE them that
the las would mete out 3ust punlah-
utanf Ga the accused mau tie also
reminded them that any ATTEMPT u
take thn law into their own handH
would reIiert nn the reputation OF the
town as a laW eAhidipH community.
The speech had tha dvsired erect
and The crowd melted away. stan
yaf topA ADVANTAGE 90 the Mii 60 oct
hts prisoner a. The train anA safely
away fFam tHe danger sane
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-12

Mayor ffumea' message vetolnH
the Yaw garbage franchise ordis
nance waa opened and read at the
meeting Of the city council last
niNht Ia every detail the message
agrees Wfth the forecast published
hv the Star yesterday. tho franchise
helnE stigmatiaed BH Oppressive.
unreasonable and therefore invalid z
The mayor distinctly announces
that ia his opinion the collection and
destruction of garbage should be- at
tended O. hY the cltY itself aud not
faTaHd eat "a individuals not re
snauaibis ca the board ~ health Tie
message clearly rHRra the way Tor
The establishment on a municipal
sraVeuEcf system
Ia VIeW of ibe mHSlr'H altitude If
81 Nrry Improbable that The council
viii awe amy serious consideration
90 an ordinance introduced laat night
nn hehaif 81 Gillespie a Eehcr.
afauiius a private senKenEef Hyas
ieiu. Gillespie a Ecker nFfu y a.
Haess rivals while the laftrrs applF
CutiHg Tor "a HrAt rnEer franchise waa
IeaairH.
gairiple q Ecker nuW agree To
accept q frauahiHe Tot rs years pro
fitinE ma fiuum charge fuf gar
bass destruction - q cents peg suhie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-12
WE'RE is THE HAPPIEST
| COUPLE IN THE WORLD
a waite end His Wife Nave Not Lived Together
m Nine Years." Its the 0nly Way 10 Enjoy
Married Llfe," lie Says

eyes ! got abaat tha finest wife
81 any lu the eau1try hr replied f
ytp can iusf bet o. shat see lives
in Ontario
Hos lssH sims yoa have sssn
harf
son. TIA beer about uinn YEARS /
reckon. We write g. each other
every fsN daYr. though
sno sna ussan ta Say une ~ the
Physicians asked Is aufaHrfnsHt, that
Ne8 ard your wife have heeu sep
af#tea Eur ugHe Yeaf4. #nn SET ere
Ssh as Devoted % H4eh hfnHF 90 al
sat1 10 yau are A. fond % her
uhy dou't Nu4 50 back thsFn and
i've Instead - tatchiuK
Well yuu see tbs old man
draw iea We 0ets aiana better fhts
usv @seFas tie are eafr TT each
rIher mere when Ne are net Twin
A~asUN~ ~. ssp ~ - . NJ - -
art HNut get Tired e her nni
there yan are
FfThzms shes Fniiea q divaFee
frnsa saa and married again oHR
81 The doctnrs EuEEeatezt
Mr 5 afie burst eut auEhing ~
ere hies
Wet ! EasFs uas.e - saia u
kaeW ms wife better taan thak. Sha
aan.t want s. get marfird 90 M p1ae
elss aaa I stHn either. We are tns
ilaqYisst couple IA tha Wrrit. III
sset yau SACK Nnife on that.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-12
TANANA'S
LATEST

Steamer Santa Ann arrived FROM
Nnides and Say points at tH
rioeS fhia afternoon with eiWhl
81 aaeneega aud 80 toms af COPPER
ore FROM Eiiamaf. she iefi Valdez
Max 3 and met thr steamer Excel
slof. aorfhhuuHa 90 Eilamar
The latest afVirea from the Tan.
ana uern contained iu Telegram
received by Mf suteH 90 the VALDEZ
finn 81 sutsr s H0rtnu ffam Lieut.
Mltnslen 81 the q 8 signal corps
81 Htafsti conditions IS follows
Population estimated between
ss..a - so as=.s5s.i,fs.ss iu fwf
towns Fairbanks and Cinema city
and creeks adiacent. A. 70 stahil.
ity. n IL question Little pros
pecti8R done Extent Of iiEain ~
not known. " pay is found W sravc
All over the district. u viii be ex.
tansitc. 80 grub nov. Grub vii
be cheap after breakup. No none,
in camp"
The suow - melting rapidly IA TIE
vicinity Of NaidHH. and the break
up on Cgnprr river Is expected soon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-12

- - tisasssl "a. - 20 sIslfaaa fsHfs4 80 -
, .s.,s ..ss - - - =
80 e azAf -l2ait1'-. 49, --ass iasstis
and avenues - the nns ~ march
Ard raesHra tn distinguished guest
nsaHt eushualasficeilY
After 8 mornings ride through =
EiaHiuHa country 9Th steps 81 i'atn
Atta and Nur.inGAma chs pfeaidrns
tiaf special fFsrhed Fah ffaHfiseH
shortly after a'fiaek fhGs afternoon.
T-un mayor had gJqrialfues holiday.
tha hosts and nau4 hustHsss hHase
- Hrrr closed sud heaufifsl faeuras
items were displayed or pF.vate and
Euhiir buildings. A military eseuff
ess ifi aafiirn af tire station g. meet
the presidential party Mnyof
hthHts aud fhp members ~ the re-
trFttHn committees EfFsfed The pres
tdsaiial Eart1 a. thss aiizhted from
tha train
Ai{taHf rsHsHa niea were niaazFd At
Talfd aaH Townsend streets anf A.
fhr president entered h.a CARRIAGE
the traaps sa1strd and fha band
giafei Hail gnminhia The miiis
tray pfuesasiaus pasaud through syv-
erai ~ thr iradins tharauRhfarHe Ga
Nan NeFH avenue. whuro lhr iinH NRs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-12

waite. arrested East evening
I .szrex q iunaey. HRs asciafss'
= tasansfy eaEufnizzion p
.n,sIsz e8rft. thfs wufnitt9 A
- - sseelssA az 1hs SHERIFF
= ~ yesgrfaay afternaau thai
- ~ ha8 gakeu aessass'vn e
I k~.tasse near tne cid eaWmlil
- nsnten car liue. and was
k1tne Il al pAesrfsnY.
49, shefiffs MrGes and t'nan7t.
WV SAT Al euce 70 arrest tas
uzeassA ssnsgle. NheH they arFfN'
! - ksaEhal1As e teaf es1srt laeik
= 80 n4a Answered thrlf suae )
II ~ lA4t ha N&z Mr.. Waite
~ i<.ates tei5 BIN their srrAn3
e, fs1n<4 ~ unN iliiNEussa 90 $
I n ~. AMI treated the whola Al
- Z PIKE.
INsIss - 20 difficulty m PROV lus
..ssS,Ss :. >s..s,.s. .s.a~H .sss ~
! MEE fNeeutIY EuWge - y HHnialk
~ sass thai ths l-gataanse -
- - : iissnK Il kAy EFnpesss
i znela sFfn tlxes Is g'haeasn
Il : net sacau Nha teisthnasi
F..,iuuiaus shuasluA stuFf 60 Ia
<sfra effice. bas IS iA thqgsif q
~ Waitss rfikh,sors had Ionfsts
~ the eccsnt TRUSTEES uf TIE ass
y mtfi they heiieNea Ne waN 3
zsz wanac.
lar gp4 a wtrafi man was
- NJ Waife thw nsarfaax
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-12

FOR A
STRIKE

ST. PAUL MAJ iz.-Whils ths
twaintneua COMMITTEES af the greai
~arf bern waiter for Al answer tn
day % ghsir refusal ~ The road e
compounds offer. iHeY made aecrsi
preparations for 4 strike Towns
atauF tha lire q the rad are IN
eeHsed sat tire refusal af the c0H-
fany 60 grant The mons demands
Pres idset iii aud General Ma.
aaaF Wet Hatt 8 lstssa sallsa gsasassaHs
fH1tt ard HfE rrsHariuE an ansHsf
- tfr HFn 30 T. haltHEef g. BE- ri
the uHfare II a compromise. ~ Nbil
ba submitted tate today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-12
NF7ER THE
| Blind Pig
he viii Chase Him 0gt
of the PARTS

! = Le-rkt PARK hilus ria keep
~ sisen their FIRST touch -
sgas FaAife restriction yesterday
= sEy Detectives Adams aHd
4rsstsa I. u. johnson and A
a<~4a ~ ehaFEss * selling liquor
~ 4stT licenses AishoHFE the
~ hsrs ocsa orsu during the
- p4ff ~ The wtnser the pe.
= te arEl time yesterday taaa
~ b n Eaue.
= fNf4 H. Queatsnu ~ itaeuaihE
- Il Sc lake parks has been Eu
- Lar year there sera many
- toz little vas accanuiisuesI
e Tafxa f7eufFe HHufHut -
~ pfOifiefors t1 terms r.
al Tha cases we're ap-
- ara h each case thr superior
: ssN.tfzsf he ftn sentences. OHs
aft seFved aat his fiaa to lhs
.ssg lsA however. rather than pay
-
%sI 6nsa were imposed IN the
= smart 81 each bind pig keep.
7less'l Ire most trouble dur
= tg4Mef Wa Fifau ~ the re-
= Mafia0n and teeh f PARKS
zzs@I sr4 resorts have. been EiK
a st.ies trouble f0r years
49, tEn easiiy - procured A. was
- y raffolman Esunea. who
! 'siabsi ~ Ch.ef II Police sHI
s4sFal dafs ago 20 lock into
- seat g I.eHehi park and
- laEapr af me fesurfH cans
u IeaTsen are Ilaasman.
r. kfhia he limits ~ The
= Dpliee intend 10 rake arrests
Isfks f9r sefiine tiquor when
sslassfs Gan b. procured The
1870 Hsss ftieaaed On tss
Il 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-12
ARE CLEVER
SWiNDLERS

Many business men Of Seattle have
been vietimizsd BY number Of
smooth awindlers. who represented
that they were n committee from the
chamber ~ commerce 90 solicit add
.. sf,T1t f9E ftf ffIr uincini program
% che visit 81 President Roosevelt
The fake was exposed by the eom-
mcueemeut ~ the work Of tho cham
Der ~ commerce "a solicit auhHcrlp-
lions 10 defray the cost of the pfcai-
Dental visit
Secretary Meikic SAYS the chamber
81 commerce has As yet authorized
no program and that the men who
claimed 10 be a committee Of that
body and az sucA solicited advertise
meuta, are Hwindiern.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-12

tie had been gone but a short time
when the crowd reasaemhlcd and de-
termined a. eAfry eut the original ins
tentlon Of hanging the murderer.
When Il was aaceftalncd that the Of :
feet and hts prisoner were safely on
the way 10 this clly an attempt was
made a. set an vnFlns AZ the railroad
yards faf The putpaae ~ overlooking
the train and capturing the prisoner
This this men WUfu unHufceaHful in
ed
Il H. said that MePhaH vii plead
insanity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-12
LIVES IN
DANGER
Council Asked 10 Prevent
Railway Crossing
Accidents

a petition from Frank w. Spear
Last night. called The attention q
the Gifts eouneii 70 she alleged cfim+
luHl rnfffsaautsa 81 certain motor
men on fhe University lire 81 the
Seattle Electric gomuapya street
railway system Spear states that
tselee in one day. 60 hfs personal
knowledge. D moiaHmsn allowed his
car 10 ean1a within eight or ton fees
~ a moving train before stoppinF
The stress car track 90 this place is
on steep grade and Spear says
fnat n wnH by little less than q
miracle that a serious calamity was
axerted
The petition and Spears recon-
meHdafi ton that ar ordinance be
passed making a obligatory - stop
an street cars not less thnu 20 OF 81
feet from every railroad crossing.
were referred 10 the corporation
committee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-12
GREEKS IN
DkSFAVOR

coSFTANTtNoPtE. May a.
Bulgarian insurgents and HYuta-
thisefa have termed against the
Greeks beea uae af official itsslsfancs
offered Turkey by the Greek gov
eminent a police raid on house
near she Greek consulate at forfa, q
suburb Of CouEtanfinopie. resulted
81 the discovery % plan to blow
up fho consulate
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-12
FULL VOTE or THE
COUNCIL REQUIRED

Hereafter at resolutions and ordi=
uanees providing fdf improvements
under the ueW state Law allowing an
assessed value Or the benefited prop
erfy. must receive the affirmative
vote Of all the members Of the city
council.
Corporation Counsel Gillian trans
miftfd to the city council AT its
meeting last night an opinion to the
effect that such Improvement meas
sTes - 50 s9sai sifssst receive tfTs
unanimous vote Of not only al
members Of the city council present
az any meeting bat the unauinOua
vota Of the full ~ members elected
10 the city council.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-12
Mob of Angry Citizens Wanted
To Administer Summary JUS
tice 10 the Murderer of Fred Az
derson----COoIneSS of Deputy
Sheriff AverfS Crime

and ths temporary lndeelslen OF u
tfe mah prevented fhe huthlHfa
When stau1ar ASA be prIeaHsr are
riRrd ~ Arlington fhey found an sns
sff gfawd s0aifina them. our car
fied Hopc. and there NRs hrlr ~
He attempt e. coueeal the pafpuHe in
NIeH.
stauYar tank ha prisoner intn a
restaurant hat the rraad followed
aud refused 90 leave Nhan ufdefcd Ca
de Cd rs ths ufttaF. NGHuYaf. auethE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-12
liver JUBILEE

INDIANAPOLIS. md MAY ~
"a the presence ef the largest and
most notable eonrsefa tlan that ever
crowded HL Johns cathedral sud
thn Eltataat aatheflnE - iisnifaftaa
or she NamsH Catholic church that
ever assembled In Indianapolis the
celebration " che slltas jubilee e
Bishop ghsNfd .ame ta so emf ta=
DAY VITA "a naniiasai high BRASS st
THANKSGIVING
Tho srwneu waH preached b.
Archbishop QHi giles ~ ghhaHa. ana
amons fhe ether auiHsut nFriates
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-12

Who took rBrt were Archbishop W
der uf Cincinnati, Archbishop keane
~ Dubuque niahap o'Huuhor ~
Newark ana uishap kanssen uf
naiiHViiia iu
\ tataHaNr uf GENERALIZATION was
received frum the pope reminding
tiHhnr gastafd that ha = 81 the arst
bishop appointed b. hia holiness
after HIH elevation fo tHr lhair -
80 rutrf Tonight the celebration
viii r1na luce afth notable banquet
uf which, Hishnp anaidlag az Peoria
aua other cWinent apsatFfH viii be
hoard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-12

fueeI bv Murphy. chairman Of tho
COMMITTEES. OH iirhis and lighting a.
rertmK the board ~ public works 10
either require the f.gs# 90 burn com
fnuausiy from dBfh until j O'Clock
d. m Or order lham taken down
The peFniiH for most 0f the signs
nera secured aH4ef fte agreement
that they Hhoaia burn throughout
The eight and aas'st IN lighting tho
streets Mr. Murphy thinks an an-
fsmaac fIEn ~ no benefit 10 ne
public
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-12
PERSHING
PROMISED
PROMOTION

wAsHINGTON. y. g.. May IL.
For the excellent work done bv him
iu MindlHao. Philippines Captain
John pcrahinE, Fifteenth cavalry.
who has Just completed hishlv
auceeaHfui expedition against the
Morns. may be- elevated "a the rank
OF hrigadlef general this faii la the
not hope 70 retire with IA rank higher
han major.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-12
STEAMER
BURNED

FIRE nearly destroyed the little
steamer Eagle at Q o'clock this morn
gpe AZ she lay ~ her dock M Eagle
harbar. ny heroic Work cant, - -
I{uplfler. her owner, put out the
bIaze hut not until the forward cabin
of the vessel had been destroyed ana
other daunre 10 the amount ~ A'VuV
had been done THE cantnin Wa
painfully burned IN MS hro-hEniing.
Tho origin Of the fire IL mystery
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-12

SAN FRANCISCO. MAJ ~ rfesl.
ieut Roosevelt arrived hsre at gIs
teis nftern1nn lie VS. met IS the
citifnuF fommlsteH and fesiaaesl =
Military parade fie afferward dea
ieatff the Z 81. G A building nni
beFned the ularlEl.sr w hieh had iuAg
been Raid an the baiiiinw ne visit
- the Dress club and received So
hsnararf ufe memheFship hand
sanseiy embossed eH parchment he
dedicated haze stein = ihs f'fe@
ciah.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-12
COST WILL
BE HEAVY


The city may abandon its plan 20
condemn and purchase for park
u1rpogea the rough and broken
ground lying along the shore of
Lake Washington south Of Jackson
street. II has been found that the
cost of the property viii be larger
than was az first thought and Cor
poration Counsel Gillian last night
advised the council by letter that
the cost % condemnation proceed
lnrs alone would - $4,000.
Tho matter was referred q the
COMMITTEES on parks and finances
with Instructions t. look over me
ground aud report The inspection
VIII be- made tomorrow. Ia the mean
time the corporation counsel has IN
atructioua 10 suspend condemnation
proceedings.