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Milford chronicle., 1903-10-30
The Earl and the Tenant.

The Earl Of Aberdeen. who owns
large estates in Scotland. once desired
to see II the humblest Of his tenants
were satisfied and comfortable. With
out making himself known he strolled
up to an old woman who was buslly
wedding her garden and asked her If
the land was good about there. "If
ye was to hire an allotment" said the
old w0nTan. ''ye'd"-. She heNlta ted.
YES" sald the earl. what should
do then?" "Ye'd see II It was good"
said the old woman.
Milford chronicle., 1903-10-30

should be a strong temple. lis
should be broad and deep. its -
supple and sinewy. It's nerves sty.o
aud like cords Of siecl. its heart bees.
ing with the regularity ol p1m. n
automaton; ii should be made as srou
as possible because all temporal and
spiritual happiness depends % a grca
extent upon the physical body being IN
healthy condition.
When the soul laughs the body
laughs; when the body weeps the soul
is very apt to weep. Thomas Jefier-
son, the sage of Monticello. taught this
when he wrote this very suggestive
letter TO his young kinsman, T. NJ. Ran
dolph, Jr.: without health there is no
happiness. Our attention to health,
then, should take precedence of every
other object. The time necessary to
secure this by active exercise should be
devoted TO it in preference to every
other pursuit. l know the difficulty
with which a busy man tears himself
away from his work at any given mo-
ment of the day. but his happiness and
that of his family depend upon it. The
most uniformed mind. with a heal ny
body. is happier than the wiSest vale
tudinaran." Good advice for Thomas
Jefferson to give 100 years ago; just as
good advice to give to the young people
IF the present day.
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lurch it
died to. Au
ther ana
started OF
Ell q
gcagamg
tion tbere
bell. Lut
or the % u.1
bins as L..
break. 81 nad
tized as a. rHii.r,
of them lis uud 3d t.
of them hau u.urnpd beside &. ..rt.
within tllusa wallis Ia, il .
sight TO see cathedral or a. c.
church or litae village meeting hon.
destroyed by ire But it MI %
hnitely sadder to see human oela-
whose body might be temple of the
Holy Ghost. consumed by the fires oi
hideous pas as and appeutes. Be
ware, O man ,hat you never dasecrat.
that temple of your body or sacrifice ON
the altar of Your heart. which should
be consecrat % % God offer'nrs TO ne
demons of .,C
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-27
POPE IEO'S SUCCESSOR
WILL Be A HOT FIRE"

'JFnis ardeua. burning FIRE.
'Rsliglo depopuista.' religion de-
populated
aFides ~freplda intrepid faith.
Pastor angciicuz,. the angelic pas
Pastor e nauia. pastor ana sea
man
eFias Horufn.e hover ~ flowers.
''De medietate une.' from the hn'i
~ the moon.
DE Iobors soils from the labor
Of the sun.
Gloria olive STORY u olive
rPetrtia Hafnanua, Peter 81 Rome
10 the device which Il a. usher N
the next pope" Iguis afdeta feuF
stnu.HHg candidates seem % answer
very acceutablys Cardinal sFampa
archbishop u Bologna. because IF ths
f.n0ieii or fkoidgn SUM ~ his ceatsuf'
arms. Cardinal Vannuteiii. because Of
tia f'hrlaltar uNrJta aafedpa. 'ttti4 slua
angel. Cardinal Ferfan. Archbishop
~ Milan. lsecauac hla youth u AR
dent and Cardinal GirpiHmu- Maria
gatii who has iu HE coat Of arms q
biazine torch
The solvent ~ this symbol r. cor.
reiterated IL strange fashion ~ an
other prophecy ~ the iath century. IN
Werdin dufrante'a "Vaticiuum Mem.
orahieH wherein Il r. said; ION ~
Petir'e throne will HhiHs than a radi'
ant stnr chosen against the espeeta'
fi0na ~ men and IN the midst ~ ar
fsmmcnre electrical struggle star
the hfiillancy ~ whiehawiii Illuminate
the universal church.
Further on the same authority says
serhon q graceful young man ~ th'
psaicrity Of pepin and living lp y FOR
siqn country viii cpna TO contetnpiut'
the glory oNshe shepherd uhe pope
and This shepherd Will place ~ admin
nbic guiae this young mau ~ M
throne ~ France"
1'ae intimatiOn ~ double reign
that o. the holy see and France ng
nriur ,oeatber, occurs IN numeraul
prophecies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-27
HONOR HIS
MEMORY
MASSES FOR POPE LEO
XIII. READ IN ALL
CATHOLIC CHURCHES

Memorial services IN honor Of the
late Pope Leo XIII, were held ycs-
ierday Ia ell the Catholic churches
OF this city The services. faliowinr
the different ulaaEss. were estimates
81 the dead pope both as man and
AZ the head 81 fhe church.
Solemn requiem masses wefe cell
cbrated AZ o'clock this morning ~
ail the Catholic churches 81 the city
save nt the Church % our Lady OF
Good Hope. where BiEhop oDea
viii tomorrow celebrate the first
pontifesi requiem mass ever sol
cmniEed in Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-27
GREAT
RECORD
raE aArrLTsHip kTARsARoE
COMPLETES HER ssARVgLo0S
TRIP ACROSS TIE ATLANTIC

nan HARHnm. Ne July n This
t'mtsd States hattleshfp. krarvass
arrived brve 81 S a o'cteak YESTERDAY
eomplstins her faes afresz The Nsfte
attasgie fratss Sssdiea. aasa rallies -
n,sa aaFs fear and q auaftef haure
The average speed fef the sutifs DIS
taHss sae "a t. nsiiss an hour
TIE hlghest sped attained Was 8
little ever nffssa knots an hsiG. apf
the faNrsi aaa ten. Thfss times Dur
ink ne trtp tha sitip Was slowed dnwr
onusl nsi account ~ hstuE ~ the ylcip
it4 nf an astiars. Hra tufes en 40
eatgitf q a ysFs thiek fas ht4f
Wit1a4 4na shtek Nsatsrr retarded ~
sgsses = ths ship ard under f4FcfaAls
eansEilans shs Nusia havF easvfe1 tiss
dlafAfsee in less faaa ptus aaKe Cast
ifsnsehiii sass that he could start af
fsEafu trio ~ Office. aHa hrai ~
fssaud nair eH lhia vuf aas
shsss ths KszHsAEe isft NsW fars.
nftfsthFrs dsys ago shs has visited
gseftnanf urNfnaFA aml faaNteat hAa
ssssiS :. -. = =
nihs aass. afs.f aaftHE al this ulas
there has not haee q sinxis eseillrH'
10 fhs snachia4Es - staa - aH1
Kind she - rsa8f fef sstias.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-27

AZ f. well known. or II Il is not, II
should be-. s. Haiachy. archbishop u
Armagh and primate q ali ireland,
Htsd in the 18th century. and feft an
ffnparishahis mauumfnt 70 his EcfnnrT
~ 4 series - prephetic uftarnnces
concerning. among others. All future
occupants a IT. Peters tArous
~ MalachY instantly gains stand
ink Whrn II il made kneHn that Al
81 his prophecies concerning the papdi
susceasi1n from MS day - the present
time have proved correct The advent
of f.sS Xiii. Nas foret0ia IS the l2ird
prophecy under the motto u 'I.pmen
in eaelo"-a light IN the sky IAN APP
propriate device for one IN whose coat
u arms shines comet ard . star.
70 BE- sure. - AaiachYs prophecies
are sBmb9iicai and are generally cnpet=
bile u beinE widely stretched 70 puA
alla ~ the other Thus the "Aauiia
rauax's ~ s. Maiaehy stood for Plus
VII who had biack sasie in his
e0at.af-arIas. Had that emblem failed
the symbol would have atill stood
eood On account ~ troubles a. The
holY see. then under the wings ~ The
Eao8icnric eagie. s'canis e epiubef
dog and serpeuf4sfOod FOR Leo XII,
who. ike these two creatures was
waichfnI. faithful and prudent
Father Mcnestrser i'm 3 special treat.
ise. Marcri IN his dictionary. Banainl
~ the LIVES - the Homan fonune.
and others haYe thus authenticated
all the prophecies ~ g. Haianhy that
. carae within thslf reach.
Following cleo XIII. according n
g. Mniachy there are 70 be bot ten
more popeg ending with Peter ~
ficme who will pasture his nncha
fnskist fluctuations. whilst the holy He-
man church viii BE- q prey ~ eNtrems
prosecutions the city ~ the seven
hills destroyed snd the Fearful Judge
will judge IT'S people
Here are the ten devices tbnt are
"a rule fho choice ~ further supreme
penfinas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-27

and forTnldable looklne that kls
eaptar decided 20 mark him Tor life
and let him 80 again-
Accordingly he clipped off the ears
ard tail. constructed "A crude brand
ing iron from WIRE aud heating ft
over his lamp he burned on the
rats flank the three letters -. A
During the past II years Sam
Vas often Seen about the jail. but ha
vas never captured. lie has been
turned over to she park commission
ers a. curiosity and VIII live al
the roo.
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rhai hs woula punish shoes Who we're
responsible.
The ceremonial - ths cuneiaTe. -
tabiifhed ~ urnNorY XIV IL g b. fols
i0uesa ~ the canaiKa meeting. The
cartfHafa have decided durina tse con-
giafe - sat IN nntnmon. N nrdrr e.
facilitate their pafk- A ieeai paper
quotes the response - Cardinal
HvararH 60 question ~ 70 WHISTLER
hr believed the eenriays would b. ~
lsalg duration. as follows
On me contrary. ffliuN e Nsii -
seFY short ] tseiisse that tse days
eiu suffice % reach an agreement"
Mother paper auatsa Mar Frsnrisct'
Sata ae e. the possibility u the sisc.
tton - = roiss whn wauld fecaneiis the
yaiican and the Qaislnai thus
no pope ever hated italy. The SOW
ofnfnsHt ruust reepnriie itself 80 the
f.otie Certainly Italy. on the occasion
" TIE death - Leo. showed harrelf
WILL disposed for a reconciliation"
The wiil ~ the late pope Nas read
aftfr ths meeting u tho cUusfeFatiun
- cardinals Only that portion which
deals with the material matter q the
personal napai estate was made pub
Nr me religious testament ean not
disclosed. n was olssued BY Cardinals
sfs-sfsiit cfeiaei ard iisfnsraiiH. the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-27

executors.
Cardinal giiaoua nrFfxef here yes
tsfsiay, accompanied - Father Gar
yin his secretary. lie uaa received
af the station ~ MGR Kennedy. rector
IT the American college AZ Rome. and
Z Father Bsrtenx. pfucafator general u
the order = spiphirisus. They drove
- the suipaieisn house. where mass
uaa celebrated fisina tired and ths
hour bsina already late Cardinal gih.
1 beuH did not attend the meeting II
/ tae cardiHass
/ ~ the afternoon Re drove o. the
Nafican and paid his respects - Car.
ainai oresiias who received him uaesi
cordially We had a conversation with
the latter In whieh the camerisnKo Ia
formed Cardinal Gibbons u the ceudi'
tlaas made hY the congregation sftt.
refsferre 20 the cnneiaye. Cardinal
Gibbons will receive no onc except
cardinals until after the cnnciayc
Several thousand faithful crowded
ef rstef'e Yesterday 10 pay thelt
tribute before she snrrnphaEus con
tanning the remains ~ the late pentin.
on which f. the following simple In
acription En- sfided letters
Leo XIII. pnnt Max"
NcenW while requiem masses continued
y shs Chapel - the sesrss=sfss -
well a. IN many other Roman
/ churches
a wall ~ being huiit around ths
apartments where the runciaVe will he
held n r. already ten feet high.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-27
A HA|RBREADTH ESCAPE
FROM TERRIBLE DEATH
Mrs e. c. Hughes and Her Daughter Injured I'm a
Runaway---T The Mother Was Dragged BY the
Flying H0rscs and Her Escape miraculous

front Of a heavy team 81 hofses at
tsebea % 4 truck. and had anuthei
haffhrNndth escape from death
The frightened horse Was caught
b hfEtandsfs.
Nfa. Hughes and her daughter
we're taken TO the Seattle General
hospital Ia the ambulance. Prom the
hospital they we're removed to the
family residence ga the 81 Paul flats
On florcn avenue
afrs HuEhrs r. the wife - r 9
Hughes 81 The law firm ~ StruFe.
Alien. Hughes o McMieken.
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Tn. animal reared and then hrohs
tufn . run down the crowded thor
uaFhsAfp. For a short distance We
hlesae and pedestrians were dodgrd
btit while Passing over some obetArls
ia The road. one ~ the Nhesls II
ne trip vas broken.
Nfa and Miss Hughes wcrs
thrown so tho ground Miss Hughes
fsti clear % the carriage wheels
Mfa Hughes Vas not - lucky.
slhp was caught aad dragged = Ehof'
tflatan1n b. TIE flying carriage
tshen she aga set free. she fell N
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-27

Mrs p e iiushes and her daaKh.
Set. Mios Helen Hughes. narrowly
sseaprd aeHfh On a runaway on First
avenue neath. near Connection
street, ht 90 oeioek this morning
Mfa Hughes aaa fhsuau out and
bruised. aHa suffered E severe shock
Miss HaEhsa NsH but siiKhtiy hurt
The trap IN which ne iaflsa aefs
riding VS. badly smashed ue. The
hefsf Naa not hurt
MIS- ifuEhss and her daughter
sesfr frtsins south On FIRST aVsnue.
y hen the horse became frightened
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-27

News ~ the drowning Of Miss
lou Wheeler or seattle. August Ret
chrl. Canadian. ana Henry and
Paul Wsldmefe Of Valdez. came by
the steamer EEeelaluf. arriving from
Valdez last night L. g. Perry and
MeHHfa Barry and Russell who
were II the Same party ia an open
hual floating down the treacherouH
NeHtna river, had narrow escapes
from death.
The boat bore down upon pros
irciiuK ledge about mid way be-
tween the Chltfitu and Kssuieuft
rivers Barry. HusHsi and Perry
Jumped into The rived in an effort
10 steer the boat Of the ledge. Al
three. hF mere chance. succeeded IN
reaching shore
The other four. Il Il thought cap.
sized % attempting 90 get out
Miss Wheeler fioaicd down the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-27

FOUR LIVES SWEPT
AWAY IN NEZINA
MISS LOU WHEELER OF SEATTLE, ONE OF QUAR-
TET DROWNED IN AN ALASKA RIVER AS A RE-
suit OF OVERTURNING BOAT

river and landed On naudbar
There -ahe partly undreaHed and
bfaVely attempted 20 swim through
the icy current % the nearest bank
She was carried 30 hes death. Moth
ing was e2e. seen Of her again az
II Heichel. Paul Weidmsr and thu
lnftsf'H i1-Haar-old son Henry.
The party was bound 20 the Ne
ziua "a the time ~ the sad aeei-
dent; Miss Wheeler Wa an attfag-
tive young woman ~ e years, Who
for short time made Seattle her
home nnd resided Ia Dawson Tor
two years.
Weldufr had been concluding \
confectionery STORE NJ valdez. Rel
ehel was cook aud xaa bound Tn
the Neziua 20 follow that Occupa-
ton IN Robert Blei'H camp fs
wife lives somewhere IN Canada.
The Excelsior had F. ~nfsTHgeFs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-27

Walter Cooper and John G. Moran
We're Saturday awarded 1000 and
$500 damages respectively against
the Northern Pacific Railway
company ~ the United States dis
triet court The plaintiffs were the
engineer and fireman Of train
which WAS deriied by a collision
with cew at Ravenna park last
year. They sued for $4,000 each.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-27
FATAL WRECK
Thirteen Killed and Many Injured
i'm Glasgow Railway Disaster

GLASGOW. Scotland. July n
Thlrtsen people were killed and
twenty others seriously injured BY
the wreck OF an excursion train Ia
the steuoa station this morning.
White approaching the station At
high rate 81 SPEED the machinery
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-27

the hlane Into a fury shall have
eontinusa unth this mornlnK. Il Ia
~ugr thHt tae entire population ~
she army post tuan l. cut Is rev
fighiins the flames for their haIHes
Hainsa ITSELF - ahfouded n im-
penetra hia gloom. The smoke hangs
down ike q eau o'eet the city and
Il ~ Aupassibie IA $50 aeiuas the
street. TIE rearing 81 She flames
from The Town d sald % he aems-
thlnk terrible
When the Fis@ir isff Last might
the nailuu saWmiil Nas suifs4lK mf-
rounded BY the f'ames ans they
Nerr WufkinN in TOW ard the Mili
elih a sped that badsa no god for
the property,
u Vas hslirxsd last night that the
houses that were on the outsAifts
81 the toNn and ths Indian village
would certainly hs destroyed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-27
DISCUSS
CONCLAVE
CARDINAL GIBBONS ARRIVES
AT ROME AND is aGcglvgp
BY cAHiNAL oREcLiA

ROME July fiat the sixth uaest-
ins ~ the eenEreFatiaa % cardinals.
held yesterday fnrtF-avs cardinals
Here present. Cardinal Della Neips.
sairiuE also the uriaHsena ~ suuse af
ais c0iisasHss. criticised The ccfeme-
mics Ia connection with the iuteftufnf
- leo XIII herauss the cardinals dia
not participate in the entire nrees Msiap
ard cumnlHiurt generally - the lack
- order. CARDINAL ofeEila reported
that b. had aifratfs Hnfissif fhiz asi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-27
OHIO'S TENNIS
TOURNAMENT

CLEVELAND, O., July 25.-The
leading tennis organizations Of ohio
have sent representatives u Cleveland
for the annual state championship
tournament. which IL 70 be PLAYED
thIp week an the courts OF the naat
End Tennis club The events viii COM
sist % mems singles, mons doubles,
consolation singles, consolation doubles
and ladies' Eiurles,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-27
BAILEY FOOLED THEM

TofsEk 4 aGas. uaiisFss rrcsnt mar
Ftaxs % MHs la N Wed e. ~tasn
~ has hsAa snNa2sa ice fnH past two
years sautn 81 3 eafpfisa ami aisap-
sseinfirsus te the thousands ~ Nuaaar
Who have MFittrn ~ him pfoaasine
marriage "a ttat ths executive msn-
Sion dsrtaE hls sstfasaistrstis.n aal4ht
not b. tn eeafGe ~ euflrsnhd hasetss
Ter
MrH nafkey has to SONS ~ hsf
former saassiaEr. the siars hsszas n.
PROM ths tlsns - kNaads death "a
fiaiievs siertien last ysar he VA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-27

san RI1W
TO DENNIS
His Curves Were a Soft Thing
for the Tigers

Robert fiewett one ~ Mekibhoni
latest additions. pitched the auest kline
- hall ~ Athletic park Nsstartlaa ane
Dennis Mccarthy ard Mefsihhen iofl
over ard uuEdale addition didn't
The two facts account Ter The score
u would have hesn far worse n Iact
Hickey hadn't been called IN 20 re-
place Mccarthy ~ the fourth
Mccarthy walked 90 the bench IN :
dazed fashion lie couldn't under
stand f. When b. pitched Tor Ta
coma. the team behind him cauldn.l
put up any kind 81 consistent hlttinE
but uhen BE- tossed the BALI nrainal
them. they couldn't 90 anfthfng bat
hit Dennis believes that there wa
hitch somewhere Ia The laws ~ 40,
universe yesterday
Tacoma obtained els runs. Seattle rs
the hardest kind 81 hunting could Hnt
onle two. ~ vas the last game ~ ~,
series and The fans were heart broker
Salt Lake comes Wednesday and
DuR's crlpples are hoping to win &
game Or two.
The score hY innings:
Seattle .....+..s..s... 2 o o Q Q 0 o o o.
Tacoma ...ss.,.ssssss...t Q o. . o o %
Saturdays game Seattle 3. Tacoma
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-27

Siwasiles Won in a Snappy
Game at Recreation Park

The ElwaEhes REVERSED tire aaufa
on oakland az Nrerfasiuu PARK pee.
teFaay and toek the farewell ganis
into their keapsnE u VS. 8 enspps
sshihiftpu ~ BASEBALL and while ~
times tHs bies6hsfs appeared ~ -
greatly worried. BET they rnl0ysH
the eNrtieueHt aud fhe finAl NiEipf
The game WaE nuei s2nbiine
proposition. aHi those aha saw 4
iu that lisht were nos happy. uua
flfisa vifh fear
witch - as i should b. fnr yau
hsf al 10 disappointment ~ ias
ms Yaaf MONEY and All the tpy 81
winning u again. ana tbs teams
gave you sxceiisuf opportunities a.
several times rspesf the sensations.
With the Eeafe 8 30 ~ faVuf
of the home tsafH no one felt like
registering any kick az the game.
Sacramento opens here t0mnrrue
and the HissaNhsH expect % surely
win the rrriear.
Yesterday score b. iunlnwa
Seattle .9 9 o a14 - Z
Oakland 30 . o 3 "a . e~s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-27
DISCOVER
;. NEW |. peak
Judge Wickershsm and Party
Fail in Attempt 20 Reach
Summit OF NJ. Mckinley

DAWSON. I. T.. JalY xs.-pnitsa
state. usHsriss judge WssksrNham
ard party have srsassasa e. Eaas=
part after an assRfcessfai attempt
10 clifub - the summit u Mount
Mckinney The party reached an
altitude % ah1ut ~ ooe feet. where
they found further pFoKrsNs sff~Cte-
ai1x easrrea ~ ssurendnus glaciers.
sozsss % their saa 10 80 feet IN
hight n - ihouKhf that these zla=
csers are the IArkrei d me Mind Ln
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-27
HAS BIRTHDAY
PARTY AT f03

WINsTED. Conn, July zT.-syivia
LanRdon Durham. ConnesticutH oldest
usntennrian. teday celebrated the fead
anniversary q her birth a. her home
IN ruufnifEfuH ~ Cff1tf ffiiiiifiE fifs
members 81 Ruth Hart Chapter
Daughters Of the American Revoiu-
ton. ~ Meriden,
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became disarfanged IN such n man
nef that the engineer lost control
Of the engine and Was unable tn
stop the train. The heavy train
dashed into the station At top speed
ara crashed into the buffers. pill
ing the cars % Ia a mass Of wreck
age.
MANY Of those reported injured
VIII die
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-27
TOWN THREATENED
With DESTRUCTION
NAMES A VILLAGE NEAR skAewAY. BAPTIZED aY FIRE
IS PROBABLY TOTALLY DESTROYED

skAUWA1. July Special
sspondsuees The little town 81
Hainea - threatened With dratrsae,s
ten from the murscus faFvSt fires
thai arc raging IN that uCiEhz
haFhood II - mere than ukeiy that
the haitcn s4esfnitl = in ashes BE-
tefe this ttnsr The Indian town
wez tn Imminent danger of bsnR
wiped eat aud danger iurksd iu the
air Tor sssp y hale settlement when
the Ffosic left there last night
North q the town To- entire
weeds - on fire from the water :
edge hack into the forrest fnr a gFasMt
distance. The flames are rapidly
eating their Nay toward The to'Tu.
licking up everything % an luslafn-
mstbix character ga he path. Crest
spruce trees last only H=sont after
being attacked N The north wind
which sprung up last uixht. tanning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-27
OLD PRISON RAT
TO LIVE IN PARK

ms Mnis.rs Iowa -.@t,ohvict
sam. srisfied cd rat that had
invade the I.nAx oaantv taii his head
euarietn Tor more than rs years. was
caught the other daf by workmen Ia
MIXING the old building preparatory
10 the erection OF a new.
"sain" Mas easily Identified by
marks placed ON his body by sam
Houston, convicted murderer, In
1855 ard nov serving life sentence
I'm the states prison
To while sway the hours until the
sheriff conveyed him 10 the peniten-
tiary Houston spent the time IN
catching rats and mice with which
the iaii was infested One day
sam" was caught He was 50 large
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smith was elected treasurer Of the
now concern az taa000 SALARY, but was
within fow months frozen out"
lie then ran Tor congress, running FAR
ahead 81 Governor odell,
smith has made and lost several
fortunes The day he was married he
loat an his fortune. but went to work
ana Within twN years made another
inrRar one While he atlll has eunHid.
crnbls wealth. yet he HAS been com
poIied 10 give up his yacht and hls
stables.
Ills break down II thought to date
from the loss Of his late position.
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the known ~oria
Tire party aiso discovered aha
Warned another nsaausaim nat FAR
Distant from &Uunf Mckinley and
Which IL asgucsss n rot quite. a.
named I.aburan IN hnffaF ~ Judge
NlekeTaban ms wife.
A tar9e river Vas discovered
Whirh HaNN fFusn the inlmefa~ wia-
:. 49,. :: : I,a, =. -
uaHIFH WEHkEFNHaHH fIaFf. 81 hHHnF
- the ieazass ~ fbs party
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]. Smith told the police Saturday
night that he had been robbed Of
$50 in a Washington street saloon.
lie accused u. X Walker OF the
uffenEc. but when Walker vas
searched az the police station but
so cents WIS found IN his pockets.
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A. salt Lake
eait Lake. 3 san Franciaeo. q
~ Spokane
Morning Game Spokane. 4 Butte. 8
Afternoon Spokane. 3. Butte, I
A. Great Falls
Los Angeles, 4. Helena. 0.
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a, Poralana Portland. 6. saera-
lnenfa. 4
~ san Fraeeiace~ Morning game
gan Ffmncluea p Los Angeles.
Afternoon San Francisco. {. Las
Angeles. ~
Saturdays game Oakland. 6.
Seattle. 81