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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-05-21
HIGH SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT.
rev. Andreas Bard Delivered Address
to Graduates at Waitsburg.

Inc annual commencement exercises
VI The Waitsburg high school We're
'eId IN that city last night, at which
'hie an exceptionally fine program
vas rendered. Rev. Andreas Bard of
this city delivered the address to the
graduating class, Of which there were
seven young ladies and two boys.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-05-21

How much is slate?' asked the Gus
TONER why, we're no quoting it,
replied the coal dealer in surprise.
Possibly not" returned the customer,
but noticed you're selling it,
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-05-21
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:

TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
Having disposed of the Walla Walla
hospital to take effect May 18th, we
respectfully ask that all accounts due
the WalI2 Walla Hospital Co. and all
Indebtedness of the Walla Walla Hos
p..l c.. to May 18th, 1904, be pre-
scented at the Office of DR.. ]. F. Cropp
Where accounts will be receipted for
ana all Indebtedness Immediately paid.
]. F. CROPP,
President of Walla
Walla Hospital Co.
Hy order Of the trustees.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-05-21

care you in favor of clubs for wo-
men?" asked the female with the
square chin. Sure" answered the old
bachelor Clubs, sandbags or any old
thing"
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-05-21

SaIesman-You wish to buy a fur
overcoat? Looking ahead to next WIN
ter, l suppose? Customer-Next WIN
ter nothing! I was looking ahead to
this summer.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-05-21

The Statesman-s subscription col
,ec+or will call on yon in a day OF two.
Save delays by having change ready.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-05-21

gfor fine lunches and CONNECTIONS go
q 4oung's, 211 West Main.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-05-21
JOHN ADAM SMITH CASE.

order Of the trustees.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-05
RAQ[-''

douhiy deceived IN the woman he
had honestly loved made Dana de-
spaudent and the tragedy IN the
park followed
At mo- time since the matter be-
came public have the former init
mates ~ the Nivuetnus Mrs pirnan
believed fer a moment that nhe had
anything 90 do with the actual
shooting despite the attempts Of
friends ~ her husband TO make o.
appear that ahs had a "nenairh
temper aud would either end bv
ahootinE somebody OF getting Hhat b.
BABE Nouaakn fflenas knew
her az "a thoroughly self controlled
dsHfssl with affections which she
vas able 70 shower lavlahiy. hus
oulY on admirers with bank ar-
counts
she wouldn't hurt a Kitten ia
their vertfet HHut she certainly
knew how q make the money nv .
BEFORE leaving Seattle and uhiis
siill married 20 Charles ulenan.
Mrs nianar'u relations Wlth q csr-
tain wealthy Seattle broker we're
notorious. and q r. said they ~
newHd their acquaintance when she
vas 90 Seattle 70 &C. her divorce
three weeks $50 There i 30 truth.
however IA ths report that she gave
vine supuefH a. the tfetrl Wash
iunton md advertised hsr presence
iu the city
Nhs lived vsfr quietly while
here said Manager fFsrbauFh 81
the Washington yesterday she
Ne at thH hat~i Nery little DURING
the aay time ard seemed 10 wish Ca
aKaf1 meeting her foffnef Friends "
Attorney ffea Dale Wool Via
procured MrH uiEnhns divorce fof
her saws that she was never a..
vsTeaa uHtii three weeks nGa. and
he saYs she f. nfuaYinH FOR the con
cert utaHe in Nsu YorA. having 4
riHh eontHaifn NaIer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-05
MINERS
ARRESTED
PRESIDENT AND MANAGER OF
cEDAR MOUNTAIN COAL
COMPANY CHARGED WITH
poLurlso WATER OF CEDAR
RIVER

on account Of the many CON
plants filed slth County Game
NAfdeu Ref regarding the pollu-
tieu Of the waters Of Cedar river
foer warrants we're issued yesterday
ana Jehn r Camplou and ! y.
Garty arfratr- Nj Campiun b.
pFssident and NJ Corey D. manager
Of TIE Cedar Mountain Coal com
paay This mine r. located some
laflss above the town 81 Hshtou
f1se waters below the mine are con
tlanailv muddy and the people have
stood u a. lonR a. they are going
% ara siil nov take legal action
amnlnNi the mine owners
Ths citizens Of ltsaauah. accord
ink % Warden Ref. are about 60
taAe action aKniuHt the iHHaquah
eual company en- rlmaar grounds
WafuufH are oct for the arrest -
Z Q. Allen and J u Reynolds ou
a l|hr charge Here the waters Of
tAAe &ammhmmlEh Wsry hefuulcd
~ Corey stated lAat niEht that
Il aaH true thar tho washing 81 roai
bic ksued the waters but denied
thai 10 poisoned it The same action
So taken araIust Pierce county
mlara without result
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-05

TACOMA. Aug One Of the
most daring robberies reported to
the authorities lu some time ue-
CURED early "Wednesday night in a
lonely uc'Ehhorhood on the out
skirts OF stellaooom one of the
Victims is Matt Timber and the
other was an aged companion
shortly before 10 o'clock Wcdues-
day night Timber and his friend
were startled hy the sound % ap-
preaching footsteps
Within a few minutes the strauR-
srg reached the duor OF the cabin
and demanded admittanee. When
asked who they were they said that
they were strangers TN thar section
~ the country and had lost their
way. and desired shelter and pro-
lection for the night The old men
stated that the strangers had but
O. 60 mile or so and they would
reach the city
The mon reiterated that they were
tired and foutsore and demanded
admitlaure. Finding that they could
not get in any other way they
placed their shoulders against the
door and forced the lock- and CON
fronted the aged occupants OF the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-05
At DEATHS DOOR DANA
EXONERATED

her lover had eNnneratrd her an
connection with the shooting Mrs..
DiEuan left New York and her
present whereabouts are now uus
known. except 20 her lawyer. who
states. according O. press dispatches
from New York. that she Will re
turn la ease the authorities Wish TO
pursue the matter further.
According Co William CumwiuHu
pHnN'a lawyer iu view York the for
mer Nra. niguan. alias Woinaek.
was really married Ca Dana. but
had deserted him on learning that
be had deceived her AZ 90 bis nusu-
eiai standing and vas really a peer
man.
Attorney Cummings Gays that
proceedings FOR the anuuImant %
the marriasa were rsndlng in the
New York courts az thu time o. the
shooting the suit being based on
the aiisEvd fact that Ats pirnau
had 8 husband living in Seattle az
tbs time ~ the marriage az Railway.
y , April - Of The present year
II seems that although the younE
people were apparently infatuated
with each either the affection -
nckie Beatrice Wnmark piEnan-
Dana. aa the New York reporters
ean her. rnaled rapidly when she
learned that she had nos made .
rich catch. and ahs resumed her
Eay life
Dana atnat her eaitnesa bravery
until Be learned that she eaH ~ TIA
habit q so.ua 60 midnight sine sup
psrs with ether men. then b. re-
preached her
Th3H brought about the final
elash. She last her temper and ted
Daua frankly that she wauid taks
no orders fHnn hlm that she I'D
noe Iaxe hlln. and that she vas net
legally married % him. anyway
The knowledge that BE- had bee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-05

are compelled TO walk while going
from the rear TO the front end Of
open cars. lost his balance and. be-
fore be could grasp anything OF re-
cover himself plunged hsadlong to-
the planking
The body was not bruised and 70
BE- hardly probable that he struck
one Of the telegraph or electric poles
which line the track several feet
distant from a. The clothing was
torn badly. but this may have re-
suited from a gnag In the lake.
MathinHou was al un married man.
= years Of age and boared At 1918
Minor avenue. He has been IN the
employ OF the company since last
September and vas regarded As a
Trustworthy man.
lie applied for and was granted a
leave % absence for 80 days. 10 be-
FIn next Monday. and only yester-
day noon was laughing and talking
with his fellow boardefs as 20 how
and where he would spend the vzea-
ton Ills intentions we're 20 visit
his mother. who IL living AZ Hol-
dredge Neb. She has been notified
81 his death.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-05
OLD MEN ROBBED AND
BOUND IN LONELY CABIN
ROBBERS ASKED FOR SHELTER AND TOOK THEIR
VICTIMS sAVINGs-TH REATENED THEIR LIVES
IF THEY TOLD OF AFFAIR

cabin with loaded reyolvers
one Of the robbers placed himself
Oh guard at the door. while the
other demanded that Timber and
his companion deliver what money
they had about them. Frightened
by threats the two occupants Of tho
cabin scraped up their scant saw
ings and handed the amount over
% the robbers From Matt Timber
they secured Sl.6o. and from his
companion SIS
After securing the money the
thieves made q careful search Of tho
cabin in an effort TO discover some
thing else Of value. Not finding any
other spuils the two carefully tied
up the victims Of their exploit and
left them In the cabin with the or
der not To say anything II they
luew what was good for their
health. !
Timber and his companion came
90 the city yesterday aud sepored
the matter. Owing 90 tie poor
light at the time of the holdup they
were unable 90 furnish a good de-
scrlptlou Of the highwaymen 20 the
authorizes. Tho sheriff and bis dep
utles are working on the ease.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-05
STREET CAR CONDUCTOR
DROWNED IN LAKE UNION
JAMES c. mArHIHsos FELL FROM AIS CAR LAKE UNION
eoULrvARo-sooY REeov Erred AFTER SEARCH AN
HOUR

james r. MathInson. a conductor
in the employ 81 the seattle Electric
company On the Green Lake diFI-
slou. fell from bic car while cross
ms The Lake Union boulevard about
4 O'Clock yesterday afternoon. lie
ROLLED into the lake aud Was drown
"a. A search 1f au hour resulted IN
the recovery 81 hla body. which Waa
found lu 81 feet of water and
brought % the surface by Terry
Mccormick. d newspaper carrier. 81
8l4 Maiden avenue 10 HaE nerea-
aafg for Mccormick 90 make sew
erui attempts before the body vas
located as If Was uncertain about
the exact spot where the conductor
dropped into the lake
Coroner Hove Wa notified uf fEr
accident shortly after it occurred
and decided that IL HFas unnecessary
o. hold an inquest as death was
purely accidental The body vas
removed - the B0uueY-W Watson
mofFue II IH Thought that MaihIr-
son ln stepping from the rear plat
form Of his car % the side or nun
nins board along which conductors
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-05
To BOWL
b. WIRE
Match Between Teams IN Sc
attic and San Francisco Ar
ranged

A howiInE match - telegraph
vii b. pulled off uctt Monday
niEht between the teams Of the
Munarch aiieya - this city and the
tsAma Of the Columbia alleys 81
san FfanIircu The results arc %
b. made known at fequent inter
rsia Va each eitg by wirc This ia
nrw feature locally Win The
eunf lurfuu ~ one game the team viii
sal uufil the results arrive before
athfiinK Ia uu another
A representative 20 each team will
be present on the ALLEYS ~ it op-
poneut iu order - settle any queF-
lions that may arise over scores
The men vhu Wlll compose the
san Francisco team are q MrMul-
lea A Ellsworth y II julien. A.
Hnhrt and A Thorpe Substitutes
q pftlffer and T. . Mayer
The Seattle team will BE- composed
Of Manhen Davis. Reiner. sehercr
aud Jenkins
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-05
Wild Bull
in unneI
Took Possession Of N. p Right
Of Way and Held II for Sew
eral Hours

STAMPEDE. Aus 6.-A Mid bull
delayed irula Nu e en- the HurlIHE.
ton here Tor two hours iaat uIEht
The huil took possession 81 the
tunnel between stampede aud Mar
TN and tho tfaiumeu retarded If
~ decidedly unsafe - Hrud the pas
HsnEsF train IA the Tunnel until II
sHH shown that the bun vas ont
for should the two meet. the
chances we're ia faFor az The train
being dsrnllea
Finally a HFht engine was sent 10
and eventually succeeded In driving
the bull out 81 the tunnel after the
animal had doubled CO.. IH TRACKS
two OF three times and given the
iifht engine q rIEhf merry chase
When the engine reported lis bull
ship departed 30. sent on 10 Is
understood that the bull escaped
from a car ~ stock this morning 81
route 10 The coast
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-05

Income Of IL during her ufs time
uniess she ia in Imperative need ~
spending some q the principal. The
OFph ans home u seattle b la pro
vldra Is e. receive The 81 600 uiil-
81 % Alfred hrGsa the blind
grandson u Mr Horton. should hs
die uithout heirs
~ the terms ~ the ell tia0 600
g. - be- invested aud divided in
three paffH 90 - kuuwH AZ a y
and g. fuf the support and malnte-
nance ~ the three children - biz
deceased daughter. MfH Hehsefa
nrtkKs They aFe earh given q
laird and u ia provided thar the
principal SHALL net be- taarhed an
lrsa Necessary
The sill provides that the share
20 Mrs iaura mflgxu TrehswsY. the
third Ernndshiid shall revert a. her
rhlidren ~ her death should abe
have ans and. In case she dies
without heirs the money With the
exception Of s. Zoo which 3D. tn b.
given % her husband SAmuei ire
heNsF. ahait revert a. the estate
Mrs Afabsiia Hartou. the stioN
~ the ared niunasf. o. allowed a.
annuity of 81 ooa durinE her tife
time. and SO odQ In cash beside the
use 81 the family hulns. Third ave
nue. and Hansfa street The estate
a q be- divided - her death Fllss
CaHolins Horton i wiilad hair her
fathers fine uhrHrY. So a month
for pocket money aud 80 a month
Tor haF iislnE eKusuasa prior q he
final distribution q the estate she
b. also o. receive aiuo aau in eaah
Mrs. Nettie Jones Mr. Horizons 9th
or dauEhfaf is 90 receive nt once
tiaa ana ia cash AID half 81 the val
liable library
ChArirs Horton. gfaud neuhew
and business agent Of nstter fIor-
ton. Raa uIilrd $1,000 In cash. and
Hanmrd Dexter Horton. q George
touu uephaW % the deceased vas
ElFen he Natrh and $50 iu cash.
When the estate shall BE- finally a..
vidsd Mrs. Jones and Miss Horton
are 20 receive equal shares ln the
event enc Ehiidreu Of Mrs. Rebeeea
BuRes are HylnE 81 that time The
estate iH - be- divided Ia three
parts. hia daughters 70 take one
third each and the remaining third
t1 be- divided among the grand.
children a small sum ia left % the
Lake Ylsu Cemetery aEHaslntion Tor
the care ~ hia grave.
other heuefielafieH are Dexter
Allen Arm ironE grandson 81 SIR
HaH#auH hruther-Iusla John
shauay and Ann y Hammond
daughter 81 Catherine Treat ~ Ef-
erett The former r. 90 receive 500
and the latter 81 600
The will Was filed Tor probate thla
morning ~ Attorney Prank =
Lewis. who i8 representing the eE-
ecufara In case tho viii 30 con-
teated hy anF ~ the henehciariea
SIR Horton has provided that Il BE-
deducted from their lrFasitF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-05

iigioua Institutions are given BE-
quests. two u which arc In Seat
tie The Young Mems Christian
association uaa uiiied aaa 10 be-
expended 10 adding 90 the library
and the Orphans homo Was EiNen
$4,000 ln cash Tho asylum Is
run hY the Ladies relief society
and has always been literally Hb-
arrihed 20 bF SIR Horton wh1 was
much Interested lea the work OF car
Ing for friandieas children
A 0rli known religious lnatitHs
tiou remembered lu the Wlli o. the
Methodist Protestant university. r.
Kansas city Kan The board Of
home missions Of the Methodist
Protestant church. Of West lafaY
stte. . and The board OF foreign
missions 10 the Methodist Protest.
ant church # SummrrfgId. n. G..
we're each given 5000
n d provided that tho money be
queathed TO the latter institution
shall be used In work among the
japanese.
The Methodist Protestant uniVerz
sity. Of Kansas city was wiIIad
10000 ln cash which the VIII pro-
Videa shall DO used for the benefit
Of young theological atudenta DO.
serving of financial aid ~ enable
them 70 study Tor the ministry
Besides the cash bequeHt. Do T.
provided Iu the will that So 600 left
20 his granddaughter Eda BHgRa.
revert TO the Kansas CITY iuatltu-
ton a. scr death, she "a use the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-05

wounded In the Last three battles iu
the enveiopinF movement around
Hal ChenE and LAO Yang In the
battles Of Nuahulintru and Yaut#
aeulng, the Jhpauene lost SAG allied
while the Russian casualties are ~.
timated ~ 1000 A. aimuchenR the
Japanese lost 80 killed and Gee
wounded. Seven hundred dead were
left on the field BY the Russians
After this nFht the Russian dead
were buried.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-05

please don't arrest her. She
don't know anything about Il
did the shooting myself God pity
me I want q die
Tossing ia pain on his COT At the
Presbyterian hospital IN New York
samuel l. Dana. the last victim %
the bad brown eyes of pretty Babe
Womack moaued these words ex
oneratiuE the daahinE Seattle grass
widow from an blame In connection
with the mysterious Central Park
shooting. In which she was a fig
ure
The young hank clerk made the
admission after he had been told
that The wound near his heart vas
fatal and when artificial means
we're belng used 20 prulong life.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-05
STEAL JUICE

Especial 90 The starl
TACOMA. Aug "a startling
discovery was made recently hy
city Electrician Iharnc He found
that a number of residents of the
city were using electricity without
paving for the privilege.
IN anmc elsea Wholesale stealing
uf electricity IFS said tn have been
going on fer months and 600 ono
case a prominent lodging house WIS
sp arranged that listts were sup
piled 10 every room in tie clsh-
llshmeut aud USED nlEAt Az dak
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-05
BIG SHOW
IS OVER
Floto Circus Tents Filled With
Enthusiasts Last Night

Fiotoa big tent last night was
filled o. overlooking when the train
81 ponies dashed into the fluE and
the procession 90 elephants. Eayely
hul1IuE each others tails IH their
trunks. umbIsd around the outer
circle. and from the opening Of the
show until the finish there was
hardly a tedious moment Tie Flo
e. people have kept their show up
to . hlEh standard and hy intro
durluE novelties and rcuTu ah.uE
various old circus acts they have
provided an excellent twu.haur en-
tertaiumeut for yuuag and old
Among the particularly clover
stunts performed acre the dancing
OF an Irish jIK by the biggest Gle.
phBnt IN the show and the katzeu=
IammeH family Of trained dogs
Tho JHUaurae tumhlHH aud bal
nu0cra were also remarkably clever.
and tie pretty costumes aud diff
cult feaia of the ElIet family. aerial
lists and arubats were other good
features Of the show
Mile NaitesIta che Jungle
queen. did one OF the mote hair
raising acts Her command over
tho bis lion and the fierce looking
rauEara and lgarsfta FOO the side
show cage was absolute and she put
the bea.fa through a remarkable
series af fancy stunts
Throughout the whole of the Flote
show there was nothing objection
able and the bumor u the clowns
Was Of the oid-faahiuued sort so
dear 20 the heart Of an Juveniles
II ia safe 90 nY that when the Flo
fos again visit Seattle their tent
will De- we'll filled.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-05

yes ! fired the shot. continued
Dana. but no matter Why What's
she use % making all thia thiag
public. anyhow e.
No amount If questioning by the
coroner would induce him t. state
the circumstances OF the mysterious
shooting. or Why be attempted 20
take his life
he refused to say What be had
done 9Th the revolver after tryin9
60 kill himself There ia prohabils
lty. however. that he threw Il into
the PARK lake usar where the shoot
InE occurred
The patient later gave The name
81 hts parents and q brother. who
live tn Fairfield. q.
Immediately after learning that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-05

ST. PETERSBURG. Aug g.
Gen Kouroatklu'a preearious posi-
ton. being hemmed In By three Jap
aneae armies north of Hal Clv1g
lH causing the greatest anxiety In
official cifelea Lights were burned
all nlRht ~ Peterhoff palace where
the ezhr Do staying a. present There
were frequent interchange ~ mes
aaFea between the palace and min
listers offices News ~ an engage
meuf. the most terrific and decisive
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-05

erett. and MIss Caroline Horton.
daughters OF the deceased. are nam
Ell as executors together with "
g. Jones. bis son In law. and
Charles Horton. a grand nephew
They are given FUN power 20 act
In the management Of the estate
the only wish being expressed in
regard 70 the disposition and man
aEemcat Of the property being that
the Seattle block aud the New
York block. which join In tho rear.
be sold a. one parcel. II they are
cold % ALL
The principal benefleiarloa are tho
fH1 daughter ~ Mf Horton and
his three grandchildren. Five re-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-05

Of the war ls hourly expected
The public remains a. q nigh
pitch Of excitement, bulletin boards
being surrounded by large crowds.
The two days silence on the part Of
Gen Kuropatkiu IS worrying tbs
public. The general belief Is that
the commanding general IL still re-
treating to the north. with his
hands too FUN % send dispatches.
or that a battle IL on. making It im-
possible 70 send an account q the
fighting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-05
WILL OF DEXTER
HORTON PROBAT TED
LEAVES MONEY VARIOUS CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS
THRoUoHoUT The COUNTRY

The VIII 81 tie late Dexter Hor-
ton. the wealthy pioneer banker
who died In this city July Is. was
admitted 70 probate la the superior
court this morning. Tho DEXTER
Horton estate e. estimated b. Boz
worth fully 81 10000 The m8st
valuable Of the property of Mr
Horton ia the New York block. on
Second avenue and Cherry street
ana the Seattle block on Third aec.
nue. formerly occupied - The 0sHi.
dental hotel
The VIII vas executed November
IT. 1903 aud vas witnessed - g.
u WhitN1rfh and Clarence J..
White. af8. " q Jones. of Eg-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-05
HE'S OUT OF
A JOB NOW
JUDGE PARKER HAS HANDED
m AIS REsIcHhTioH
ny ssripps New Asan5

ALBANY. \. y Aug Judge
Parker arrived here ~ o'clock aud
went 10 the court of appsaia % con
cult the other Judges ~ the court
judge Parker "a 30 o'clock this
afternoon handed his resignation aH
chief justice ~ the court of appeals
go Secretary 81 state pHueu. t.
take effect Immediately
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-05
81 LUMP

.NtH e.. Ii'H5# MOVIE AIS N.H
CHICAGO Aug o The dIaday
efF this morning of what rs believed
70 be d movement against the wheat
market using exaggerated roorts OF
thr condition Of crops In the north
west and with the object of taking
big profits ON the rise. caused
E'ump In September wheat today.
ola September sold at 49, to
es ac. range Wa 81 5-Se. new a6Ao
70 g4Ec. September corn, iS1zsc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-05

and yct the meter showed that but
O. cents worth Of electricity had
been used during the month. This
aroused the suspicious of tho city
electrician and an investigation into
the workings of the meter was
made
At present the city electrician has
under investigation fourteen other
cases. all for stealing electric eur
rent furnished by the city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-05

ur 4. H. Campbell. Of Liberty,
mfs died early this morning at tho
home uf lus son. Samuel Campbell.
OF IhIs city. pu Campbell was on
years of aEa. He had been IN seat
ur nenry year. The body Will
probably be shipped 10 his formsr
home tor butiaL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-05

"DOn't Arrest Her, She Can't Tell Any.
thing About it'..I Fired the Shot,
Myself" GaSped the Wounded Bank
Clerk in New York HOspital-.WaS
Illegally Married TO Seattle Grass
Widow, Who Cast Him Off When She
Found That He Was Not Wealthy