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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-03
BASEBALL
American LEAGUE.


CLEVELAND. IL; PHILADELPHIA. s.
Cleveland. July 2.-Cleveland batted
Bender and Plank two of Philadelphia $
star pitchers. out of the box and sub
stituted Outfelder Hoffman, who pitch
ed the last three innings holding Cleve-
land down to two hits and one run. Dor
ner was retired at the end Of the fifth. as
a matter of precaution. Attendance,
1920. Score: Ri (
Cleveland ...........OOO4s1 oO*-u14 8
Philadelphia ........1 o 8 IL Of o. 9 3
Satteries-Dorner Moore and Abbott:
Bender, Plank, Hoffman, Schreck and
Powers.
DETROIT, 1; WASHINGTON, 0.
Detroit, July 2.-Mullin and Wilson had
a rare pitchers battle today, neither side
scoring until the ninth inning. The field
ing of the locals was perfect. Attendance.
Loo. Score: RH E
Detroit ......00 00O0l-1 0
Washington ........O 100000 90 3 1
Batteries-MuIlin and Mcclure; Wilson
and Drill.
NEW YORK, s; ST. LOUIS, ,.
St. Louis. July 2.-St. Louis lost its
eighth straight game today. New York
winning. Both teams played good ball.
with Wolfe and Donahue pitching, but
St. Louis failed to get its hits when
needed. Attendance, 5000. Score:
RHE
ST Louis ..........1 00O0O1-. 6 2
New York ....1 0OO0O0-3 8
Batteries-Donahue and Kahoe; Wolfe
and Beyille.
CHICAGO. s; BOSTON. ,.
Chicago, July, 1.-TWO consecutive
passes. followed by a neat sacrifice and
two hits, gave the ocals enough runs TO
win from the leaders today I'm the third
inning. Owen pitched q steady game,
struck out six men and did not allow
walk. Attendance, 300 Score: r II E
Chicago ............O0 1001@-6 l
Boston .............00 O0O1O1O-2 /
Batteries-Owen and Mcfarland; Glib
son, Criger, Smith and Stahl.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-03

opened steady at an advance of 8 points
TO a decline of 3 points. and closed quiet
Ind steady, net 10 points lower to s
points higher
New York. July Cotton spot closed
quiet; middling uplands. 1900; uliddling
gulf. 1925; sales. 2.02s bales.
Futures opened steady. August 1884;
September, 1165; October, 1875; Deem
Der. s.97; January. 9.si; February offered
$50
Futures closed quiet and steady; July,
L. 76c; Aug, 1273c; Sept. u.67c; Oct.
10 40c; Nov. 10.04c Dec, 10.G2c; Jan, 9.9Sc;
Feb. $3.50; March $3.50.
Liverpool July Cotton spot moder-
ate business done; prices 10 points low
er; American middling. 6s4.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-03
TO VISIT ST. LOUIS.
Prince Henry and Prince Eoeibers
viii Gene.

View York. July z-It - ssui-eeicially
announced hsre. says an Arne-fcaa fss-
uaich from Klsi that a. = further esa7-
.urtratlon q fhe entente hefTesa ths
l-uerfal government and ire TESTED
state. easphasszed - ths German naval
cord. ziitiss = the Anserican Rs1s9rsr.
prt-cvs AdsIasrr ard Prince Henry q.
Prussia VITA fhelr sei;-s have beer
h9-fzls % vtslf shs - Louis ez1.oai-
tfoa Pri-cs AaeIhert + E-zperor W.
iisus tnird son re + 8 yesrs q age
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-03
WOOL MARKET.

Butte. Mont. July 2--The wool season
has opened in Montana Wool is selling
at from 15i2 TO 1917 at Billings. II is
about the same at Miles City and Great
Falls. The average price for the season.
however will not be more than IA cents
it is thought. The clip for the state will
be about So million pounds.
St Louis. July 2-Wool-market steady:
territory and western mediums. I6dlSc;
fine medium, 14G151zc; fine. 13d15i2c.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-03
IYNcHED BY A MOB.
Ore Negro Is Killed and Five Are
Beaten

Norway. 8 c. July 2-Chariss Evans
colored. suspected Of the murder q John
L Phillips. vas taken from the jail at
this place last night and lynched By a
mob.
-Four negroes who were confined 81 the
jau also we're taken BY TIE mob and
beaten iuto insenSibility. Evans murier-
Cd John L Philips. a oae-arued Con
fe5e-zre soldier
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-03
BOILERS IN BAD SHAPE.
That Caused Delay in Voyage Of the
Minnesota.

san Francisco. July One probable
factor 4 delay during the hong voyage
10 this port from New York % the
steamer Minnetonka va sthe condition
az her boilers. which have been found 70
be in bad shape
II has been found that the boilers need
thorough overhauling and r. - not
likely thst se much as 2leoo9 may have
% 10 expended 70 place them IN good
condition.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-03
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.
National LEAGUE.

CINCINNATI, :, BOSION, "
Boston. July s.-The mastery pitching
Of Hahn shut out the home team today.
while Cincinnati scored two runs by the
bunchn gof hits in the Sixth. The game
was prettily played and at times bril-
liantly played in the field. Attendance,
loo. Score R-H- T..
Boston OOOOOOoO-O 0
Cincinnati .......O0 OO.OOO-2 10 2
Batteries-Willis and Moran; Hahn and
PeitZ
PITTSBURG, s: BROOKLYN. T.
4-Ooklyn, July 2.-Pittsburg won the
final game of the series here today by the
score of 8 to I. Garvin had poor support.
seven errors being charged against the
Brooklyns, while Wilhelm had the benefit
Of errorless fielding. Attendance. 300.
Score: RhB.
Pittsburg ..........O1Oo 0f01-s 8 0
Brooklyn .........01 90 10000 3-4 6 :
Batteries-Wilhelm and Phelps; Garvin
and Jacklitsch
PHILADELPHIA. :: CHICAGO. 2
Philadelphia. July 2.-Doscher. Chica-
COS new pitcher. was retired after the
third inning today. Tie was Wild and in
effective Lundgren pitched well. but
could not save the game. Attendance,
1.5S7. Score: Ri Z
Chicago ............OO2o0O0OO-2 : 3
Philadelphia .......-2 3 0 0002 = 10 %
Batteries-Doscher. Lungren and Roads;
Williams and Roth.
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

New York July 2-The dry goods mar
ket is practically at a standstill anC Is
likely to be in this same condition until
after the fourth. Buyers will operate in
a very conservative manner as long as
prices continue on their present high lev
ell Buyers are paying practically as high
a price as are quoted but no speculation
will be ia1ulged in under present condi-
tons.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-03
CHINESE EXCLUSION LAWS.
Hart n. North Is Given Charge Of
That Dcc7rturert.

san Francisco. Juig Hart II North.
commissioner q immigration. received a
telegram this Afternoon from secretary =
Commerce C1rteiyou appointing ban -
tho charge q az matters pertaining tn ;he
enforce uleut ~ the Chinese exclusion iasrF
al san Francisco. Mr- $crth has hei1
The oTfcc ~ coTnmisslo-er = immigrs-
zion since February -. ~ Hs is a na-
- ~ L. e.arn
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-03
SAILS EOS sPTTHEEo.
Eurocean Squadron Nh STAR 81
British Waters

kznurdbcrz. Jgsy z-Tae Lcr1fe-H
seuzdruu. crzststins . t. rzEsis
Ksarszrxe. The san F-sacfseo aaa -
CbssaEa. all sal fer spsfbes1- SO
Frs1aw ard Win tA--s ret fss Nsss4s.
xh,ca passe1 Isrossh tse AZ e@1A-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-03
SHERMAN SAILS VIA GUAM.
United States Transport Is OF fci
Manila.

san Francisco. Cal. July the UEited
Staes amy transport sherman ssiiei 70
DAY for Manila Wa Guam. wIth IL 81
loon passengers. one squadron q 10
Twelfth cavalry ard The Seventeenth in-
faatry. Newly colnSd Filipino pesos IN
this city worth 8. 5ecs a and ss=.se u
geld we're taken OF the transport
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-03

This result ca be accomplished
with any skin afectioa. Barrels at
blood medicine can do nothing fer \
skin disease. Nine out CT ten mani
fss;ations in the skin arc local. par
asitic in nature and absolutely durable
by this new prescription. u. d. y.
is a clean liquid r5esonp,ioG sopped
or atomized oyer the Affected sposs
twice daily.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-03

American Association.

At Observation-Disclosures 6; Kansas
City. 5:
At Columbus-Columubs. 8. Indisnapo-
lis. u.
At ST. PauI-St Paul Minnea polls game
postponed. wet grounds.
At Toedo-Toledo. 5. Louisville. @.
.-nr-.~- .=c~,r.r --rg,N- 81 N-r,r,-r.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-03

This preparation has our I'M
qualified enforcement. We arc
recommending IL with uloat
excellent results. Tho curcs
already effected arc h avtng
widespread Influence In tnia
section. ~ YOU have n skin
affection como 20 tho store. u
viii DO the mcane Ct making
You O happier human Going.
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OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
Chicauo


Chicago. July Cattle Receipts. 1900;
including 1.00e Texans; market dun. loc
lower Good 10 prime steers. $i91Q5.4o;
poor to medium. $4-5o04.>J; stOckers and
feeders. Sa.75H46o. heifers. SOS .i.35; can
ners. SI51d275: bulls S2-35N431, calves,
,5ou6O0 Texas fed sters. S5.5oQ440-
Hogs-Receipts. today. lS.ooo: tomorrow.
l5.c0e: left over. 900; opened steady to
30 higher. close 10 tuc lower. Mixed
and butchers. s5.7ed595, good to choice
heavy. S5.75G5S5. rough heavy. S-5oa5. 49,;
light S5.7c06.00; bulk of sales. <5.'5a9sl-
Shecp-ReceiptS II coo; sheep 10 To l5c
lower: lambs choice firm. Others veal;
good To choice wetheTs. S.15tl44 80. fair
70 choice mixed. $500. 80; western sheep,
S2.50aAI-; native lambs. SNsdo.1e
Ocial yesterday: Receipts: Cattle .
0c2: hogs 3. I36; sheep. uI1o
shipments. Cattle. 5.13S; hogs, S,Sss'
sheep. 10
Kansas City.
kansas CITY. July s-Cattle-Receipt
. 500 natives. 300 Texans; calves so; 90
Texans Dressed beeves steady; others
lower. Quarantine COWS steady: Quaran-
tine stcrS weak. cows and heifers duh
and lower: stockers and feeders slow
Choice export and dressed beef steers.
S4oaI5l5: fair 10 good S.voQi5e. stock
ors and feeders. S1-5f7s -. western fed
I
S.-0s4o1: Texas COWS. s 4s7S.23: native
cows. 3o1T4 -: native heifevs. S-.4Fr4.a /:
Gamers. 81 Z5E2 g. bulls. S11S-.f50; calves
S26U6."1
Hogs-Receipts. 900: average steady.
Ton. SIS. bulk OF sales. S565Q5..0. heavy
/ s.. t505 X: mixed packers. S5-s5G5.75; light
s. Sa15.75. piss. S5f05.75-
Shep-Receipts. 1.oo3, market &C lower.
feeders. steady Native lambs SSlETt-s7.
western lambs. $ 0esl6-25; fed ewes. $40
a5 90: Texas clipped yearlinss. Sc l.5.l5.
Texas clipped sheep. SS-oo--5oo: stockers
and feeders. S.9'd+co
81. Joseph.
St Joseph July 2-Cattle-Receipts
$500. market steady 70 Tic lower; natives,
S40CG5 -; COWS and hsifers S2oofs i-25;
stockcrs and feeders. S515fI415-
EoEs-ReCeipts. $50; market strong 70
steady: light 5WG5S1: medium and
heavy. S5S575 81. bulk. S57cG5,75-
Sheep-Receipts, -; market weaker;
/ feeders active
Denver. Colo. July "A special to the
Republican from santa Re. y. VI. an
| nounces the sale Of the Amadaris land
/ grants. comprising $500 acres in So
zorro county. by the Chicago Cattle com
| pany 70 the Victoria Cattle company Of
Grant and Luna counties The price
PAID IS not given
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Western Lea que.

At Kansas City-Kansas City. 5: St
Joseph 4
At Des Moines-Omaha, s: Des Moines,
,
At Peoria--siilwauke s.. Peoria. -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-03

Columbus. O.. July Barney oldheld
today wired his acceptance % challenge
to race II Fourier. the French auto
mobile champion. az the Empire city
track. New York July -.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-03
CASH QUOTATIONS..
l. "a follow


Flour-Market was quiet but steady
Wheat-No. > spring. '517Sc; No. 3, a
d77c; No. red. 75'G $50.
Corn--No. 1850; No. > yellow, 49a.9
soc.
oats-No. Ss4c; No. ? white, 41c; No. 3
white. SSaS91.c.
Rye-No. ,. soc.
Barley-GoGod feeding, 42q4Sc; fair to
choice mating. 44d5Oc.
Flax Seed-No. /. 9S19c; No. l north
western. $101.
Prime Timothy Seed-S3.55.
Provisions-Mess pork. per Dbl. S15560G
1870; lard. per 100 lbs. sos. SIS; short
ribs sides, Goose. SS.75aS90; dry sailed
shoulders Cboxed). $S.c9aS- l2ls; short clear
siles. (boxed), SS.S7l4a9oo.
Whiskey-Basis Of high wines. $-30.
CIover-Contract grade, $l1-5odu-15.
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
Reefs. Shipm Is.
Flour. bbls. ..---.....-..--- =. geo . go
Wheat. bu. --..---..-..-.. 500 l'-,99
Corn. bu. ...................SS1.5oo $500
Oats bu ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS t llslJ
KNe, bu. ----'-----'''- So -''''''
on the product exchange taday the quo
tations were as follows:
Rutter-Market was steady. creamery,
16a2oc: dairy l5dlSc
Eggs asses included at mark; market
easy. 12lsG14c.
Cheese-Market seady. SlVlzGlljzc-
Kansas City.
Kansas City, July 2-Wheat-Close:
july. &C: Sept. 65Ss1@sc. cash No. hard
7oasIc; No 3 69lzc: No. {, 60c; rejected
not quoted: No. > red, 72d75c; No. 3. SEA
70C.
Corn-July. 4sisc: Sept. 44s.c; cash No.
. mixed 47Izc: No white Is sc
Oats-No. white, SIC; No. mixed.
Rye-No. >. sec.
Hay-Choice timothy. H2oo; do prairie.
/ SIbpaIIo0.
Bu,ter-creamery, 1zalsc; dairy fan
| cy. 16c.
Egg-Fresh, INC
Receipts Of wheat. = cars.
Bran-SogS2c; shorts, SSQS5c-
ST. Louis.
st Louis. July 2--Wheat-Close; mar
| get lower. No red cash elevator, 75c;
Se1t- 737cs No. ? 7SaS1c-
Corn-Narket lower; No ? cash. Sc;
| Set. 4>-.n14c
Cats-Lower; No cash. sc. Sept. &c;
] Rye-S2c-
I New York.
New York. July w heat-Receipts,
| 3 80 bushels. Lower and dull this morn
/ ing in answer u hesrish cables ard home
! crop news. easier cables and liquids lions,
| September. 79ssGS0c; December. = Ibis
/ -alsc
Butter receipts. I4s51 packages, market
steady. state dairy. lsizE1sc: creamery.
l6ls 25izc
Cheese receipts. S.S5s packages: market
dali and weak; state full cream and
fancy colored and white. % Sc. large
colored and white. l0lzc and fancy col
ored and white 1910; IarEe coiored and
/ white. lose
ESgs-Receipts. 1s.i@4 packages- Market
| irregular Western seconds. 15tlI-c.
Sugsr-Raw. market quiet. refining. &C;
centrifugal s. test G-sGS Size. molssses
! sugar =. E7sc- Refined quiet. crushed.
| SAC. graduated. 49,
CoHe-Market quiet No. g Rio 5 1-.sc
Molasses-market firm; New Orleans.
sla4oc.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-03

Rear Admiral Cotton. IN giving his per-
sonal opinion OF the visit 10 Kicl said:
The happy intercourse between the Of
fcers Of high rank and all the surface
indications, appear 10 show that the ef-
feet Of the visit was accomplished Ev-
erything possible was done by Emperor
William. Prince Henry and others TO
make our stay pleasant. which was re-
ciprocated. The squadron will arrive in
the inner harbor Of Portsmouth at go
a. m. July -
Washington July Lieutenant Com
mander :. W. Diehi. who made fine
record in command Of the gunboat Ma
rietta. on the Venezuelan blockade, has
been designated 10 command the cruiser
Boston, now fitting out at the Mare Is
land navy yard
Washington. July Secretary C7rtei-
YOU today announced the appointment of
II. o. Weaver. Of Ohio. to be his pri-
vate secretary. Mr. Weaver IL 90 years
old. and entered the government service
IN 1894 as a stenoErapher. after passing a
civil service examination
Lyons. y Y. July The explosion
Of a portable tank OF gasoline caused che
death Of Mschinist Archibald can ~
Buffalo and the destruction Of the large
central round house here. The loss Is
about $4,000.
Columbus O.. July 2.-Bancy old6eld
today wired his acceptance % = challenge
to race n Fourier. the French auto
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A new skin IN 40 DAYS
ECZEMA, SALT RHEUM, ITCHING
PILES, TETTER, BAR1ERS' ITCH.
Any completely literally covered
IS
grown-no ran-snaring . itching during the
We vOUCH
FOR THIS

In the case Of Mr.. Charles Jacobs
shown here. photographed IN bis dis
eascd condition. psoriasis. a species
Of eczsnal. he wss almost entirely
covered. The trouble started in thrso
small spots and did not spread beycad
this fer eight years Then II sud-
denly ragged al over.
II ragged more CT less in this way
for ten years. and was afterward en-
tirely cleared away IN about s weeks
time BY d. D. d. and no faint Of the
disease has appeared sinee-over two
years ago.
We know This 70 Dc exactly as stated
G. eEHRING, WICHITA, KAN.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-03
COTTON MARKET.

New Oyrk. July a-The cotton market
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on the product exchange taday the quo
| tations were as follows.
Rutter-Aiarket was steady. creamery.
16G3oc: dairy. l5dlSc.
Eggs-,ases included at mark; market
easy. 12lsGl4c.
Cheese-Market seady. sl0i4Gllizc-
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c. esHRINe. WICHITA. KAN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-15

Question Why have So many
Richmapd Pianos been noidf
Answer Rrcausa they are alb
soluteiy tho best value FOR the
money.
Quest Are they durabtef
Ans. They last lifetime.
Quest How are the cases.
Ans -The most attractive the
market affords
Quest F'ur how long ara they
warrantedf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-15

fight against the passage u the orsiI.
nance andsr considers lion this after.
neau.
However. some good haa already
been dome - The agitation The p~a-
pie II Green Lake have secured pa r
tial relief from the abaininAbis street
car service they have basn recaisiuE
for mnntha TpaaY ths Seattle Eiess-
tric company put enough rev ears %
the line h run a sit minute schedule
during the ht,aY haarn II The daE
After ; a'elaek at night the extra cars
wsi BE- tzksn off and twenty minute
services Eivsn
Hix nsw ears have been fitted np by
the company Tor the Green f.eks iin.,
The aeiiuu u the company vas taken
after the numerous protests against
tie service ~ residents ~ the Green
Lake districts Cases wrre knswn
shsIe lebnroru At Green Lake had 50
cell iheir property and move 6seauns
they eeuid not set lnio the city ia
time FOR work IN the morning
The ears after % clock az night NJ.
~ In Or : o'clock we're crowded =
fhn doors The platforms we're packed
and the Inside n fss ears Nrrr crowd
81 almost So suffocation.
Last Friday night more than TO rcsl.
dents - Green Lake mrt the eefpora.
tiuua COMMITTEES Of thu city council
and fesited their grievances Man
Aver Grant u the Seattle Electric
company VAS present ard explained
Why the service vas 80 poar.
The new schedule vhlrh went inta
effect today WAS pat into effect AZ
this early date principally on account
of that rnestin9.
WITH the slx new cars that have
he~u pat on The iino a total 81 fifteen
will be running during the tusy hours
- the evening. While this service i
not considered adequate. II ~ an i'm.
pfovcmsnt and for this the Green
lake people are thankfuL
The new cars are large aud well
equipped.
The committee decided At - that
the passage ~ Councilman Murphy
proposed ordinance. regulating the
schedule. waa unnecessary. AZ Ions rs
the company maintains the excellent
service that u pat IN force today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-15
jim HILL WOULD
DODGE THE ISSUE
GOVERNMENT FILES BRIEF IN MERGER CASE AND
PROMOTERS MEANWHILE JUGGLE THE STOCK
TO sQUIRM OUT OF EMBARRASSING POSITION

WASHINGTON. u. C., Dec. IL
A large and Interested crowd Of at
toru~ys gathered ia the supreme
court raums today 20 hear the arKu-
MEETS in the merger ease. presi-
dent Roosevelt. wearing deep
mourning. acuompa MED Attorney
General Knox to the court room. ana
ls one % the most interested OF the
Fpec iaforr.
Attorney johnson opened the case
" herein the government il seeking
TO rwcurw the dissolution Of ~.
Northern Securities Company. lie
spoke for the Northern Securities
Company. lie viii be followed by
Attorney Dunn. general counsel for
the Great Northern railway.
Attorney General Knox will then
submit the governments case. and
Judge Young wlii close for the
Northern Securities Company,
II - Understood that the Northern
Securities Company viii dodge the
issue that will arise when the case
IL finally heard. New York savices
are to the effect that tho Northern
Securities Company has disposed %
SIS. GO Co Of the 50. coo npo ~ Great
Northern preferred stock formerly
held In itH treasury. 4 like transfer
81 Northern Pacific stock Will be
made. both. presumably. 20 some
trustee. either IAN or another.
Thus the attorneys for the Norih-
efn' Securities Company will be able
10 show 10 the court that their client
does not hold thr controlling inter
est aud could not control the two
railroads. Nominally this win be
true bat in fact the trustee holding
the stock sold viii vote u with the
other Northern Securities Company
stock
Tirior to the opening Of the oral ar
gunaents In the merger case. Attor-
nev General Knox submitted a brief
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-15

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-15
The Stage
Flerrns. Rebsr,.

Florenee Roberts. perhaps the most
popular actress who visits seattle
epsasd an engagement az the Seattle
theates last night In The FrtskY Mrs
Johnson" The piece j. net 80 strong
as some IN which she has been seen
here. but nevertheless Il gives her an
opportunity h Do sorue clever acting
The play i the one IN which Amelia
Bingham has been seen. The work 0f
the Eastern star was sqaaisd. II nos
surpassed BY that cs Miss Roberts
There were those last might who be
Iievcd that Miss Roberts portrayal q
the part Vas maeh better than that
Of Miss bingham. All agree. however.
that she VAS equally at home in tbs
part
The central figure IN the piay Is Mrs.
Johnston. an apparently frivolous
wtdow. She Is very feud q her mar
rtesi sister. and e shield her from the
results 81 her folly she casts AluF
on her own good name. Mfs. Johnson
IL not frisky az heart The charsctrF
IL really a strong one. The woman
who appears frivolous and Say On ths
outside. has really a good heart and
n sound. thinking head
Miss Roberts showed % better al.
vantage IN the heavier llnes q the
part She was geod at an times. but
heavy work i her forte.
I.uclus ifeRd@rsen played Jim Nor
Les In his usual manner He was Euod
In some " hls work. Howard Scott,
as the outraged husband was excel.
ient. Scott Is clever acter ard has
always been a favcrite with Seattle
theatrrxosrs.
The other parts were IN good hands
The company is well balanced and
gives Miss Roberts excellent support
The Frisky Mrs Johnson viii be
the BAH al week. except Friday night
when sGlpcarda+ viii b. presented.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-15
SUICIDE AT
CHARLESTON

Dependency resulting from a
quarrel which caused his wife e. for
sakc him. led Fred 4, swan to end
hts life by SWALLOWING two ounces OF
carboltc acid in his room In the st
Lawrence hotel az Charleston, early
yesterday morning.
swan. who was ~ years OF nge.
was a former naval apprentice. but
for the past six months had been
employed by the Puget sound Bridge
and Dredging Company. IL was
while in the employ Of this com
pAny that swan met Mrs, Laura
Goodman. with whom he hevamc
very much infatuated. After a oFiet
courtship he married her.
numerous quaFfcls arOse short
time after the pair were married
and continued until Mrs. swan fled
To the home OF her mother. Mrs.
RAgan.