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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-04
HOPPE is
SET FREE
Found Not Guilty Of Man
slaughter in Formaldehyde
Case

william Hoppe. the dairyman
charged with granddaughter ia sell.
Ing milk containing formaldehydc,
which was alleged 90 have caused
the death OF little Carrie Conatan-
tine. Was acquitted by a superior
court jury yesterday afternoon. II
II probable that the cases against
Emanuel Swanson and William
Quimby. other dairymen Jointly
charged with Hoppe, will be dis
missed.
The state claimed that the Con
stantihe baby'r death last septem-
Der waa caused BY drinking the milk
alleged 10 contain the poison. and
had as Witnesses the chemists and
physicians who found formaldehyde
in the baby'a stomach after death.
The defense succeeded IN con-
vineing the jury that Hoppe. being
merely the driver OF a milk wagon
could not be held responsible " pre-
seryetivea had been put into the
milk. Evidence "a show that the
infant died Of malnutrition was also
laid before the jury.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-04
CURT MNGF SIZE
LN}zD THE LUNXZY
MW 4 M
GEORGE II. coTTERILL GIVES COLD, HARD FACTS
IN RELATION TO PURCHASE OF YEsLER BLOCK
BY COMMISSIONERS WHO ARE STILL SEEKING
OFFICE

The transaction In connection
with the purchase af the Nealer
hlock for a court house site ia a star
sample OF reckless methods OF
plunging King county into debt now
In vogue. A year aKe OF more the
county commissioners purchased
this block for t.at.ee Diminishing
from consideration Of rumura OF
graft" and sgo=hstWsens# which
foat around the affair. let ua follow
the Transaction down 10 date.
The block was purchased b. is
suing t2S6.o00 Of the 5 PEE cent war
rants a debt incurred without any
consultation Of the taxpayers An
interest burden % ttl.8so per year
was added Assuming that the
county commissioners would hap~
assessed the block for taxation az
least for half the price they paid
for H. the public taxes upon the
block would have been about td.fao
per year. Adding the Interest as
sumed and the taxes lost BY this
transaction. u l. evident that the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-04
DENTISTS
7iS FIRST AVE.

WI net ioln the DENTAL. TRUST
and allow anS state dental BEARD o.
dictate what rfless ~ shall charge
hf. NruWn WHh the uuiN dentist that
refused O. sian the following contract
when the state neaFd held their scs.
sion az Tacoma
cnntraet Il state Heard and Dental
s-siety, Nset!un y hen stuetai rules
have been adopted hN mumhNrH % tNt
profession praetietnn ~ the same 10.
calitN Ia rNiatt0n Ia EEES ia II UMPIRE
fvsSional and dlehamuFahie % depart
fFVm these rules.
And Il - uuprufeaalouai 20 warrant
pR ~ j. BROWN. whose modern
eQuirped and urstosdate pariere arr To-
Gated ~ ~ flfst asNpue refused ~
Ard this i NhF they are mad AZ
hROW>S Painless hentists.
We never tell aaf natFnns that their
WORK Nent eHst maNh then chaFFe
three prizes Nheh tts finished We
tel yea - frre examination just how
much your WORK vii enzf.
The SEATTLE DENTAL SOCIETY
modern methods - are ahis t. do ~
perior work fuf hair their price. We
warrant al eur operations ard work
fer ten years We AsHN Off material o.
tArxr quantities. Wholesale for cash
and give eur PATRONS the hsusfit %
lowest prices consistent With first
class work The dsntai trust must b.
trrinE g drive AL The god dentists
out ~ this state They save certin.
Gales - fhs snane Knexpsflsneed AIDS
and yefslssd license - men - frum ten
20 twenty wears experience whose
ataiity u knasn And auaueatianeti
frcrt Maine 10 California
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-04

Henry McGrath. will be one of the
features Of the evenings entertain
ment Another will be the presen-
tatiOn % the play "On n Strike by
a dozen little girls. The girls are
Angela Mootz. Lizzie MeDouough.
Agnes Morris. Edna German. Cecilia
GIL. Minnie Hanback,. Maria Nc
Ateer. Anaatasia Cotie. Madeleine
Booth, Edith McGettlgan. Mary
Kelly and Edith Graham. Musical SO.
lections will be interposed through.
out the program, which will be con-
cluded with finale By Edwin
Booth
"Minims Evening" will 20 hut ar
introduction TO June IS. CLOSING
Day" when the young ladies' Will
present the beautiful drama.
Through Darkness 20 Light" By
Mary Cody. al the Third Avenue
theater at 1880 .. m. on Wednesday
Owing 10 tho heavy expenses the
Academy has 10 meet this year for
street improvements. II is earnestly
hoped that this new debt may DO ia
part covered by a liberal purchase
Of tickets. and that the seating ca
pacity Of the Third Avenue theater
Will be taxed to It's utmost.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-04
PUPILS WILL
PLAY

Pretty girls and bright faced boys.
students at the Academy OF Holy
Names. 1870 Broadway. will enter
tain their friends and members %
their families this year BY present
ing two interesting programs in
closing the school work for the
year.
"The evening with the MinIms'
will be on Friday eening. June 10.
at 3 o'clock in Academy hall. This
II the entertainment 10 be given by
the Juvenile students. A pretty pro-
gram has been arranged. Including
musical selections and other exef-
cisea executed by the little folks.
"Useless BraiH." interlude 10 be
given by John Gil. Edwin Booth
Howard Padden. Ned Franklin.
Harry Marke. Robert Delsman
George Haberkorn, Emll Merz and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-04

ia maintained At a great expense
and many of the players have come
here from distant cities on the
guarantee o. a certain amount each
week for the season.
The octopus then began to look
around for music Ernest Meier. a
musician favorably. but not ~ sell
known AZ Mr.. Wagner. vas willing
20 tackle the Job for less than Mr.
Wagner. and the contract was
given him. Mr. Meier got busy
right away and tried to secure the
services % some Of Mr. waEnera
players. but they could not see
their way clear 20 work for less
than Mr. Wagner was paying them
and declined 20 manufacture haF-
mony for the octopus Hat Mf
Meier finally organized a band
The first concert of the season il
TO be held tomorrow NJ Madison
park and the nsw hand viii be
there. Mr.. Wagner said this morn
lng that u was a case Of price. and
that the company had a right 20
pay what II chose to for music.
Beyond that he would not say any
thing about the matter. lie said
he would much prefer to let the
matter drop. a. he felt that the
visitors at the park would be en-
tirely satisfied With the music fur
nisned by the new band.
The Wagner band will play to-
morrow at Pleasant Beach.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-04
CUTS OUT WAGNERS
BAND---SAvE STA

In order 10 save about 90 on
twenty concerts the seattle Electric
Company has eliminated Wagner .
FIRST Regiment band from the list
of attractions At Madison park this
summer. 10 the early part Of the
season the electric octopus decided
that the expenses Of musical enter
talnmeut Al the park must be cut
down It's first step avs 20 reduce
the sch edule OF concerts from
twenty a month TO twenty for the
entire season.
Then came the question Of Who
should furnish the music Wag-
ner's band has been heard At the
lake shore park for 80 many sea-
sons that Il IL looked upon as al
most a. much OF = fixture a. the
pavilion. But Mr.. Wagner pays
more than the union scale Of
wages In order 10 support an or
ganization Of superior musicians
and when he came 70 bid for the
job q difference OF sl4 appeared be-
tween the price for which other
union musicians and the Wagner
men could be secured.
That fourteen piunka looked good
10 the octopus and II decided to re-
tain Il In the treasury and run the
risk Of having poorer music AZ
Madison park. T. n. Wagner. the
bandmaEter. could not see his way
clear 10 pla yfor less. AZ hts band
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-04
LARGER THAN
LAST YEARS

Passenger and freight business 70
Nome this year up 20 date exceeds
that Of 1903 BY a considerable mar
gin. The total passengers who
have sailed on the five preceding
vessels and Who will go on
the Victoria and Roanoke. which
sail tonight. will reach 1910 and
the freight carried exceeds that OF
the same period last year by many
hundreds Of tons n II expected
that about i.00o passengers Will sail
tonisht on the two steamers men
toned
The Valencia. which leaves on
June IL. will be the last OF the
Nome fleet to rail and II 10 thought
that II least 400 will go out on her.
Last year II vessels were included
in the first sailing list and this
year the number IL duplicated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-04

taxpayers Of Seattle aud Kma
county are saas.ooo more In deb
and iib,ao0 a year worse off than
before the transaction.
We are now on the second year
Of this exploit In hlgh finance. A
sale 81 this block at tsse. Gee would
not make King county whole. and
the burden grows greater with each
year
In the face OF this record an
nouncemcnt IL now publicly made
that the commissioners have no def.
mite intention or plan OF construct
iR court house on the ate.
'"rhe campaign IL on until Mo-
vember nest. two members Of this
board OF commissioners are before
tho people asking their suffrage.
they dare not submit any question
~ new court house construction this
year. knowing Il would cause a
burial % both the scheme and them
selves BY a plundered people
OcorEc r. Cotterlil. In the Seattle
Mail and Herald.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-04
WORK WILL
BEGIN SOON
THE NEW PARK ON EAST SIDE
or LAKE WARRINGTON WILL
GIVE EMPLOYMENT TO MANY
MEN

Active prepare tionH 10 convert the
tract Of 1000 acres OF land on the
east side Of Lake Washington. re-
Gently purchased by "a syndicate OF
capitalists headed by Petit a Rou.
the wei known local real estate
men. into q beautiful park. 40 an
nounced la The Star recently. Will
soon be begun
The tract Includes two miles OF
waterfront and the new park will be
laid out after the style 81 the
Denny Blaine park ON the west side
OF the lake
Already a number Of wealthy se-
attic people have secured locations
on which they viii erect beautiful
summer homes.
The waterfront VIII present a re
mnrkably busy scene during the
next 90 days one hundred men viii
be pat 10 work clearing and grad
lnE the land Engineers have al
ready been employed to make plat
following the contour Of the land
and creating system Of beautiful
park ways converginE al point
having fine panoramic view Of
city. lake and mountains, upon
which fine hotel win be built
piiedriveru win be busy erecting
number - wha rves AZ which a line
~ fast steamers. operated BY the
company vii land. II e antiei-
psted that the rapidly increasing
wealthy class IN Seattle VIII ulii=
mately line the lake shore with
beautiful summer cottages and
hotels. This will be the fret large
tract 10 BE- improved for hone sites
ON the east side o. the lake.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-04
PIANO FACTORY
FOR SEATTLE
rHE FIRST ONE ON THE COAST WILL SOON DC ERECTED IN
THIS

The frat piano factory on the
Pacific coast aud. tn fact. the first
one West Of the Mississippi. Will
soon be erected In Seattle.
II win BE- built By the Eiler Piano
company. which t. represented In
the West with offices If spokane
Seattle. Portland. san Francisco
and los Angeles The work on the
new factoSy will be begun A. soon
A. the question Of = suitable site
can be settled.
Mr.. - v forrimore. the local
representative OF the Eiler con-
pany. with offices in the Arcade
building. said today that the fac
tory will be located either near In
terhay or on the tide flats lie
added.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-04

1t will be a threc-Etory brick
structure. 100 feet square. and ne
viii employ several hundred men.
Just the exact number | do not
know
We first thought Of building at
Portland. but We we're led O. select
Seattle because OF ita superior ship
ping advantages. and from the fur
Their fact that our people are I'm
pressed with the progressive spirit
Of this city and With the feeling
OF kindlinesa with which the pen=
pie % Seattle always welcome nsw
enterprises.
4 am not able In say how much
the structure viii cost. but II viii
be a credit 20 the city I'm safe In
saying that much"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-04
PIKE DAY AT
WORLDS FAIR

ST LOUIS, Mo, June i.-The
largest crowd that has attended the
exposition since the opening passed
through the gates today. according
to the estimate Of the management
Tho chief magnet Of attraction was
the celebration OF Pike day and the
bizarre parade which was the fea-
ture of the program. The process
sion comprised people from the
four corners OF the earth. some rid
Ing in Irish iaunting carts, others
mounted on Arabian steeds, while
atill others were 10 be seen In i'm
rlekahas. Persian kRvaiaka, Alas
kan dog eledges and the golden cars
Of the Indian raiAhA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-04
CASA OF PAoA BRANCH

W. a. nnval manager Of the
Western Alaska Construction Com
pany. witch IL building the Solomon
river railroad, extending 0 miles In
land from Council city. will sail for
the north on the Victoria. lie VIII
decide whether or not 10 construct a
branch from Nome 10 the main line
In the Casa de raEa valley.
The Northwest Commercial Conn
nany. has decided 90 put in ware
houses nt Dickson. az the mouth Of
the Solomon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-04
ZIONlSTS AT
CLEVELAND

CLEVELAND. o. June s.-The
seventh annual conference Of the
Federation OF American Zionisis
opened today. to be continued until
Tuesday. The federation had for
lie original object the colonizing OF
Palestine uith Hebrews and assist
ing and encouraging the Hebrew
colony already in Palestine.
The present conference. however,
will consider and act upon Eng
lands offer Of land IN East Africa.
The tract Offered 20 the Zionists
free IL about 500 square miles In
extent Al the last international
convention the Jews outside OF
Russia generally were In favor Of
accepting the site In place OF Pal
estins. but the Russian Jews In
sisted on returning 70 Palestine II
Il believed the present American
conference will act In favor Of ac-
eepfing the site.
The lanes street cable line was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-04

The use ~ city water for IrriFa :
ton IL forbidden by ordinance. ex-
cept between the hours 81 6 O'clock
and O'Clock, morning and evening.
fine will be imposed FOR using
water for Irrigation. except between
the hours above specified.
All notices Of vacancies for the
preceding month must be filed at
the City Water office between the
first and the tenth days. Inclusive.
Of each month. otherwise no allow :
anee VIII be granted. Water con-
aumors will take notice and file all
vacancies for the month Of May on
or before June 10. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-04
EXPLOSION
House Blown Up by Natural
Gas-Three Persons Fatally
and Ten Seriously Injured

tsFAfnMONT. w. Va. June A.
Natural Eas leading from a rubber
tube On the rooms occupied b. =.
v Whfaffy In a tsuement house
came On contact last night with a
kefosene lamp and an explosion
resulted. All four walls OF the
house we're blown out. allowing the
Foof 10 settle upon the thirteen oc=
eupantH Mrs Whraffy. william
Dent and Lille Dent were fatally
injured and the others seriously
hurt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-04
May Instruct for Judge Gray

DOVER. Del. June 4-Demo-
cratic primaries are being held In
Delaware today 20 select delegates
70 the state convention which meets
neat Tuesday 20 choose delegates
20 tho a. Louis gathering, Friends
OF Judge Gray are working hard To
have the delegation pledged for his
support
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-04
E.al... Et,.n,lnn.

Seattle Aefis. Ma. !. >. q. r. win
On md after June SIN. 1904. and un-
az further notice. meet on the first
sunday IN each month. al 90 3. M.
The election Of aerie physicians
vii take place on June SIN. ~ 90
o ~. b. order o. ~ J. LEA.
Attest. Worthy President.
Prank nowd. worthy Secretary. o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-04
WILL WALK
OUT
Eighteen Thousand Men VIII
Strike for Higher Wages and
Abolition Of the "crimp"

NEW YORK June "a strike
Of all members Of the Atlantic
Coast Marine Fircmen's Union has
been ordered for Tuesday unless the
companies agree 90 the terms de
manded BY the men. Eighteen
thousand men will be affected
They demand the abolition = the
"efimp'' and a wage increa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-04
DEMOCRATS HOLD
PRIMARIES

AUBTiN. Tex. June t-Today's
primaries In Texas are for the Sc
leeti1n OF delegates 20 the state
conFen ton. which meets al han
Antatlo June n 20 choose dele
gAts4<<. t-large 10 the Democratic
aaflkfal convention az ST Louis
koiI1Xng trains were the west
fiKhfAs on for the control OF the
statr*ronvention between the Par
keri aEd Hearst elements.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-04
DIED IN A
GRAVE YARD
especial 10 Tn. s,ar.l

TACOMA. June prank Feb
rick. for three years a sexton and
gardener Al the Jewish Home Of
Peace cemetery. died AZ his home
in the cemetery grounds shortly
after noon yesterday The body
Was found ~ Frank Dubacker al
u 70 and the coroner notified. Feb
rick Was an Austrian, 50 years old
aud a widower.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-04
HE FIGHTS
Grand Lama Sends Contempt
uous Message to Colonel
Younghusband and Is Then
Whipped by British

slMi.2. June i.foilovinE a
eentemptaous rejection OF the nj
timatum aent BY Colonel Young
husband 20 the Grand Llama Of
Tibst q reported engagement oc-
CURED between the British and IT,
betan forces. in which the British
captured two of the Tib@tAns four.
Founders and killed rlbeian gen.
arat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-04

shut down last nIght al G. z6 O'Clock
because OF the breaking of a strand
In the cable. The cars had 10 BE-
taken off the line for the rest OF
the night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-04
WIlL olVE A socIAl

MIS-. Florence ROup Will give a
social next Thursday evening. At
her home. 1895 Harrison Heights. 10
the ladies of the q. A. r.. veter
ans and friends. All persons wish
Ing 20 attend are requested 20 meet
a. the corner Of Third avenue and
Madison street Al 7:i5 D. m. Thurs
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-04
Music and Nature

wagner's full band. Pleasant
Beach, Sunday, June 8. See ad..
page 4. zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-04

ROME. June t--Miss Nellie Grnm.
OF San Francisco. ana Lieut.. Ralph
Pope, 81 the y. s. battleshlp WILSON,
sin, were married today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-04


NEXT fifteen days wlli be done any
time tn the future At cut rate prices
Ehtfsf tihH ssss fssssss sssfsssssftf y tttst y
FNaWtnaftnH sffs sssss sssfsssssts ~. ~
ritNrf fiifnAs sssssss=ssssssssssssstf tlc
Oal4 Fi4ttNAs ssFs Fssassssssssasassfs-. q ~
TAt ST fHFtH fsss=ssfs arssssssss WV
Noi1 tFgWue sasss.s-ss sssssssssssssN t.O0
Bridge Work ss4s aa.as.ss ...4.... 3 3 90
Teeth Without Plates s4stts...... 3 90
Crowns and Bridge Work AZ loW
prices q specially Our Patent Double
buctlon vii hold your teeth up.
NO STUDENTS
Come IN 81 once and take advantage
81 low rates. Al work done by ape-
efailets without pain and guaranteed
for ten years.
Orr offices At II FIRST avenue have
been established twelve years.
BROWNS pAlNLE ss DENTISTS
7f3 FIRST AVENUE.
Pari0rs l. aalB = Union block. one
door south Of Mac D0ugal a South
wfCks
BRANCH OFFICES. Fifth and Nor
rie0n efreets Portland - Pacific av-
snue. Tacoma. t7l5 Hewitt avenue. Ev-
srett. Wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-04

BEf.LiNCHAMs Wild flower car.
nisal will BE- held June "a and 70
TIE CAPTAIN Of the launch
Geraldine II out looking for the
body of a i0o-foot whale which be
shot several times IN the head a.
Chuckanu, bay lie thinks he klll.
ed the leviathan.
CHARLES FERGUSON. 20 years
o. age and one 81 the most popu
lar young men OF ballard. died yea.
terday IN Seattle OF appendicitis
CORPORAL OLIVER Of the
Ninth. oolored cavalry AZ waila
Nalla was shot and seriously
wounded yesterday BY Charles Rus.
sell, another negro. who was 1ea,
Gus OF a negro woman'ea affections
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-04

ASA NEWELL. who IA In jail a
GranKeville for shooting iieur,
keutsr NJ Denver. has also con,
feased 20 having robbed the mai
between Cotton wood and kamlah
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-04

MRS ROSA WHITE. one Of the
oldest pions~ru 81 the state. died
AZ her home In Olympia Thursday
A YOUNG MAN named Harry
Jnwer was released from a tempo
rary prison at Everett yesterday
In Seattle he crawled into n car Of
wheat. which was sealed up imme-
dlately afterward and he could not
ret out ilin cries FOR release we're
heard AZ Everett. where the car
was broken open.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-04

Without Plates. Grown and Bridge
wurk. - done BY WoFtdsFeunWnNd ape
riafiNta. n wa 60 - the
BROWNS PAINLESS DENTISTS
BRIDGE WORK made heavy 3. g. ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-04

MISS CARRIE BISNARD Of Col
far died ~ the ~ IgnAtiuH hoapi.
tai Thursday AZ the result of an
unsuccessful operation for peritonl-
fia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-04

An taken care Of while the CUT
NATEs last ustteeu days more ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-04

THE BEf.iIScHAM city council
Thursday afternoon cHoueratesi
Chief % Police i.orHdon from the
charges made BY Charles Magee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-04

teeth FREE
BROWNS PAiNL Ess DENTISTS
Are the only dentists Ia Seattle having
the late botanical dtseoferF - aupI1
80 the gums for Painless EnfrartirE
FillinE ard gFoNnins Tesfh. and guar
anfesd fer ten years
ONLY IS DAYS MORE or CUT
RATES
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-04
LITTLE TALES
TERSELY TOLD

THE RESIDENCE Of Melvin De
shaao In Olympia burned 20 the
ground Thursday night. The
owner had Just gone 20 California
In response 20 telegram announe-
ina the serious illness Of his wife.
WARREN M'DoNAt.D. a 1e-yeaF-
cid boy. was smothered 10 death
yesterday AZ Pomsroy By the cav
ing In Of a duEout which be sas
escaYatinE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-04

ALFRED BAKER. who has beer
harmlsaaiy insane az Everett for Z
long time. became violent THURSDAY
nizht after witnessing the Ioys
shooting At the Colman dock. u.
declares be Il the Lords arenRer.
The Chanute times., 1904-08-26
a Week of Storms,

Last week seemed to be storm
week. Severe storms and cloud
bursts were reported in various parts
of the country.
St. Louis and the Worlds Fair
were visited by very destructive
wind and rain storm. The city
suffered severe damage from the
wind while the fair grounds were
flooded with water.
New York and Brooklyn suffered
from regular cloud burst.
Minneapolis and surrounding
country suffered from the effects of
a severe cyclone.
A number of towns in the Rocky
mountains were almost washed
away by sudden and excessive rains.
Many other points had violent
storms and a good many lives were
lost. While all this was going on
Kansas was only receiving good
heavy rains just what she needed.