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WONDER JDEET MARIE THE NELD TURF QUEEN NMNW EHANlM
T Hunter Handicap to Hamburg Belle
HHghGS Stable Entries Will
Be Refused Hereafter
at DGlmar.
epeelal plgpateh . fhs calL

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 6.-The entries of
J. K. Hughes were barred after the
fifth race to-day. when his mare Pour
QuOi Pas ran a disgraceful last. The
l.4l-4e seemed lame Gay Lizette, at
1 5 to 1, beat LassO and Lustig in the
feature event, providing a big upset
The weather was clear and the track
good Attendance 1000. Summary:
FIRST RACE-Two-year-olds and up; hvs
and half furlongs:
Betting. Horse. Weight, Jockey. st. Fin
3 to 1-Pickaway, los Dickson) 1 2 IL
10 to 1-McJetta. so (Ryan) 1900. s 22 %
Time. ~ i:ie . start ia bad BAD Won easlIy' Win
ner. A j. Jackson's ch. g. "a. by PiccolO-
Marcella- Detest 113. Ivernia los Escanaba
1O3. Dorothy Doddy So. Pilgrim Girl los. Ona-
netta los. Kathryn L "a finished as named
Bird Pond 1O3 fell.
SECOND RACE-Three-year-ol and Up;
mile and seventy yards:
Betting. Horse, Weight Jockey. St. z Fin
5la6sd 5-Rssins b J. as g cSis:S ds:S'amo ass
Is to 1-Feronia. 1O2 o. Conway 5 81
winner. A. Fl Pen5Ietons dI,5 eS Nv eSTI,y eTn
ment-Katie Longfellow. Sister Lillian fO2.
Lovable 1O7. Pompey 1O2 Frank Rice 1O5.
Brewer schorr lOS. finished as named.
THIRD RACE-TwO and three year Olds. six
Betting. Horse Weight. Jockey. ST. u Fin.
10 to 1-OudOn. 96 CDickson) 54 II
to Felix Mozzes 106CYoung) 12 2s
TO Tom Rowe. 1O3CD. .Austin) 81 81
Time. 1:16k. Start good. Won easily.
Winner. Chinn & Forsythes b. c. 90. by Odd
FellOw-Anne Clark. Winnnifrede 90, Bob Civet
96, Ed Merritt 80. Amberita 95. Algonquin 96.
finished as named
FOURTH RACE-One mile; three-year-oIds
and up:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. St. q Fin.
10 TO Gay Lizzette. o. (fLgn) 10 IL
to 5-Lustig. "a (Rice) .......2 ~ IL
to 5-Lasso. 95 Conway. ......5 AZ 81
Time, :43A- Start good. Won easily Win
ner. A Molinellis ch. {. (3) by Ossary or St
Gatien- Lizzette- Burke Cochran 100. PfnOchls
9S. finished named.
FIFTH RACE-One and an eighth miles;
three year-olds and up:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. St. q Fin.
3 TO Canyon, LOT CYoung). ...... 2 IL Is
to 1-Pathos 1OG %. Austin). 5 81 %
to 1-ImbOden, % (HowelD. -. 3 21 81
Time, 1:5T1. Start good. Won easily. Win
nsr, =, ID; Barrows eh- C4) by Cayuga- Sister
ished as named.
SIXTH RACE-Seven-eizhth Of a mile:
three-year-olds and up:
Betting. Horse Weight Jockey ST q Fin
to Howl. Dervish. 114(CnWy) 2 2 IL
o 70 Kings Charm. III Onsy) AZ 2h
a to 1-Ladas. 10 (Austin) $500 2 81 81
disqualified. Sid Silver placed third
Time :31h Start good. Won easily Win
ner, L. Lemp & Co.'S b. z. az BY Counter
Tenor HOuri. sid Silver 119. DR. Kier liz
Little COrker 119 BehoOve 119 Petit Maitrs
i19. Rheingold III. VelaEouez 11o NFarr1I Ssnorr
ia. finished named.
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DELMAR SELECTIONS.

First race-MOnaco Maid, Violin.
Colonel White.
Second race-Regina ID, Ivernia.
WisseGdine.
Third race-Dameron- FNr,ff IL
uardO.
Fourth race-CommodOre, Ice Wa
ter, just So.
Fifth race-Arrow, Triple Silver.
Judge CantriH.
Sth race-Ben Lear, Eleanor
Howard, Mindora.
Condition of the track-FasA
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WORTH SELECTIONS.

By the Chicago Inter Ocean.
First race-St. Paula, j. w. O'Neill,
The EO&.
Second race-Palm Tree, LordIing,
Presertiment.
Third race-Dr. Stephens, Lou
Woods, Aggie Lewis.
Fourth race-Edward Hale, Ethel
Scruggs, False Entry.
Fifth race-Freebooter, Dixie Lad,
Kate Zitt.
Sixth race-BarlIelmOre, W. J.. De-
Doe, Benson Caldwell.
Condition of tie track-Heavy.
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MORRIS PARK SELECTIONS.

BY the New York Morning Telegraph.
First race-Sidney G. Love, Pronta,
COurtmaid.
Second race-GlOrifier, Austin Al
len, Thomas entry Diamond or Fly
back.
Third race-Castalian, Thomas en-
try (F1yback or Voladay), Gay Boy.
Fourth race-Stalwart, Leonidas,
Rapid Water.
Fifth race-Tarpon, ConsueIo III,
Druid.
Sixth race-Conceit, Spec, Marga-
ret O.
Condition of the track-Fast.
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SUMMARY.

Errors-Overal Sheehan. Nordyke. Smith,
Hall. Brashear. Struck out-By Overall H. by
Baum l. by Hall g. Hit by pitcher-By Hall l.
Two-base hits-Nordyke. Eagan. Sacrifice hit
Mclaughlin. First base errors-Tacoma
/, Los Angeles 2. Stolen bases-Nordyke, Ea-
gan. Lynch. Earned run-Tacoma. Left
ON bsses-Tacoma TO- Los Angeles 5. Double
play-Smith to Flood to Brashear. Time of
game-One hour and forty minutes Hits-On
Baum 4, off Hall g. Innings pitched-Baum l.
Hall Z. umpire-Tom Brown.
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SUMMARY.

stolen bases-Ganley ., Devereaux. Stretb,
Francks 2 Errors-van Buren, Meany 2. Hill
debrand Irwin McKune. Two-base hits
Barber Devereaux. First base on errors
Corbett l. off Schmidt 2 Left on bases-San
Francisco g. Oakland 8. Struck out-By Cor
bett g. by Schmidt 2. Double plays-Dever-
eaux to Streib CO.. Irwin (unassisted). Passed
baIls-McKune 2, Byrnes Wild pitch-Cor-
bett Time. of game-Two hours. Umpire
Mcdonald.
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MARsHALL's ARM TOO STRONG.

PORTLAND, Oct. 6.-Bunched hits
by the visitors in the first and fourth
innings and a wild throw In the sixth
by Marshall, Portland's short stop,
over first base, gave Seattle the neces-
sary runs to win the game to-day from
Portland. Hughes was hit oftener
than Butler, but with generally poor
effect. Score:
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Errors-MarshalI (2), Mohler 90. Rocken-
field Holland Earned runs-Portland 2, Sc
attic 1. Stolen bases-Nadeau. McCreedie.
Bases on balls-Off Hughes 4. Struck out
BY Butler g. by Hughes Z. Two-base hits
Delehanty. Holland. Home run-Smith. Left
pitched ball-By Hughes 1, by Butler L. First
base on errors-Portland 1. Seattle 3. Double
play-Delehanty unassisted Sacrifice hits
Hughes, Van Haltren, Stanley, Marshall. Time
of game-One hour and 40 minutes. Umpire
Davis.
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SENTENCED FOR BURGLARY.-Martin
White, an ex- x-convict pleaded guilty in Judge
Dunno court yesterday to a charge of bur
glary and was sentenced to serve ten wears in
San Quentin. He entered the residence OF Ira
w. Coburn, ABS Duhoce avenue, on August 10
which he sold.
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Boxing Permit Not Yet Granted.

Owing to the absence of Supervis-
ors Boxton and Mcclellan there was
no meeting of the Supervisors Police
Committee yesterday. Consequently
action on the petition of the Shasta
Club for a professional boxing permit
for this month had to be deferred un-
til next Friday.
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San Nicholas a winner

KANSAS CITY, No. Oct s.-EIm Ride
racing summary.
First race, hve and a half f,lrIonsa g.,
Nicholas won, Happy Chappy second C-..o.- -
ton third. Time 1907. oieseer-
second race. i've furlongs-Mart Gentry won
1:O1h. 'Ailu- Alnes
Third race, one mile-Ed Ball won IT,
Lazy second, Woods Perry third Time .sfit
Fourtn race, nve furlongs-Azelina won T--
roIsan second, Lady Ellison third Time .O0s.
flfth race, one and an eighth ufles-SIr,ss
1, guIour won. Bugle Horn second salivate third.
sixth race. seven furlongs-Rax Tar vo,
Haviland second, Ethel Wheat third. Time
POPE DEMURRER sUsTAINED-A =.
murrer to the information charging Walte-
George Pope with forgery was sustained Nv
Judge Dunno yesterday and the case a.,
missed Pope was accused by J. Nor-fs
president OF the Dandy Company with for~ing,,
an order or request by W. Hustled on rrS
Dandy Company for money.
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NATIONAL LEAG1rE
AMERICAN LEAGIrE

CLEVELAND Oct. 6-The local baseball
season closed to-day, Cleveland winning two
games from Detroit. The second was called a
the end of the fifth on account OF cold Al.
tendance, 600. Scores:
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PITTSBURG PIRATES MOVE
UP INTO THIRD POSITION
Cleveland Celebrates Closing of Sea-
son on Home Grounds by Beat
ing Detroit Twice.

STANDING OF THE CLUBS
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FIFTH RACE-Withers mile; purse; maiden

Betting. Horse. Weight Jockey. st. q Fin.
1 to 3-Israelite 115 (Redfern). l 3
8 to ben Crockett. 112 tHstn) ; 20
Time 40 Start bad. Won easily. Win
ner ]. r. Keenes CHI c. by Isidor Starlight
Louis H Silverfoot, Chattah, finished as
named
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SIXTH RACE-One and an eighth miles;
handicap; three year olds and up:
Betting Horse. Weight Jockey. st. Fin.
Z to 2-Ormd. Right, 104 Davis 1
Z to 1-Eug. Burch. 115 (Odom). 3 u Pa
5 to 2-Colonial Girl.119 CW- -Bkr) n III
Time, 1:54 2-5. Start poor. Won driving.
Winner S. Paget's ch. c. by Ormonde- Right.
James F. High Chancellor Carbuncle, Major
Daingerfeld finished as named
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Totals. 81 o 3 "a II
nrrnrc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-24
LONG TAKES
NO CHANCES

Louie Long - putting IN hard
work az his training quarters in
preparation Tor bis coming bout
with Krant. the local usw sboy
tighter Long says he don't care Go
take any chances with the ioeai boy.
I've had mine in being careless
enc. OF twice before. and u doesn't
TT very we'll either while you're
fighting. OF after il over says
Long
Long has a reputation q uphold.
ard q stands him IN hand e. take
10 chances with kHahf kfant has
improved steadily IN the past year
and has many admirers who pre-
dlet a bright future Tor him ia the
ems IN meeting Long be yin 40
against one that has lad all kinds
II battles against the very best in
that class. and to-day has aa much
rishf o. challenge fof the champion
ship a. any ~ them.
A victary bY kfant ever Ions
would mean a blg jump upward By
fhe latter.
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LITTLE HAPPENINGS

The Sociological society q the
FIRST Presbyterian church wiii hold
debate In the church pariofa this
evening At 8 o'clock The question
90 BE- discussed la. la Il Advisable
ina, there should be More Publicity
In the Asthoda Of the Practice OF
Medicine and Surgery
stephen paahkowaky filed a 81 900
damage suit against the Seattle
Electric company In the superior
court yesterday. lie claims 90 have
been knocked down BY a freight car
on FIRST avenue
Hon. Richard Mcbride. premier q
British Columbia. and n. =. Greene.
chief iaad commissioner for the
proviuee. passed through this city
yesterday They are studying irri-
Cation problems In the United
States
N Miner flied an application for
the appointment Of a receiver for
the olympia Athletic club ~ ihs su-
perior court this morning he claims
20 Be = creditor % the concern and
that II IL tHsaixent
~ ". HinH sae committed 10 the
insane asylum ~ Superior Judge
Bell yesterday Its insanity vas
caused BY business worries.
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SEAT Tie
YACHTS

Preparations have been completed
aud the yachts constituting the Sc
attic fleet. which will tfy for tho
honora IN tho regatta 10 be held
az Victoria July aud 1 will sail
for that port june So
y =. stimsonn yawl bonita.
which won the keystone trophy
last year. viii not enter In the races
this season A great deal OF In
terest IA manifested in the new
Yacht Pathfinder built by the
Johnson brothers, Of Seattle. Many
Of the local yachtameH are Of the
opinion that the aeW beat viii sur
prise some OF the aklppefa a. ahe
is trim. well built craft. and
should make good time
Tomorrow the Seattle Yacht Club
viii take "A cruise around naln-
bridge island returning to this port
Sunday Vancouver will also hold
regatta July Z aud :
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glib AMI NMZS M@
WILD EYED INDIVIDUAL DECLARES THE COUNTY comMs.
soNER IN" ON PROJECT HIDDEN TREASURE
ON NEW COURT HOUSE

Two hundred ana nifty thousand
dollafa wpth or gold ana precious
stunea arc buried IN the lot at Third
aYeQue aud James street which the
county owns, and N you viii give me
permit "a dig there with "a spade
for Two heufs 1 VIII bring II Ia you
aud then Wp viii divide the treasure
among an the widows and orphans
Ia the city"
A Nild-tyed old man burst into
the county commissioners office at
the superior court house yeHiers
daY and made this startling state
meua When he saw that the com
miaalnuefa looked rather inereduioua
he told them " they ala not believe
him they could go with him to West
Seattle and zee the hole he had dug
there
4 ON host 10 feet from the treans
urs there he said. but don't dare
70 take il out until harvest time
How dld you fnd out about the
gold and jewels being buried in the
Yealef hioekY Commissioner baker
asked
why, the lord pat Il into the
heart of a little child 10 come and
tell me the Old man replied. 7
am appointed the agent Of God to
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MUST NOT PLAY Oddly
NORTHWEST LACROSSE LEAGUE Will HOLD
MEETING JULY a TO CONSIDER PoRTLANDs
"KANGARoo PERFORMER"

II Oddly lines up with Portland
against Tacoma on July 3 the game
will be protested boy the latter
club.
seattle. Tacoma and Everett can
get along without the Portland
team. mld a local lacrosse man
today The three teams must stick
together II they do this the league
will be suoccaa N two of the
teams couple up TO nght the other
two there will always be trouble
aud the league will ultimately fail
III the seattle. Tacoma and Ev
errtt lacrosse clubs desire 60 keep
the league ON its feet Portland
must be thrown out Of the league
II she attempts 90 play Oddly.
oddly has jumped from Seat
tie To Portland This Va an infrae.
ton Of the rules. Therefore Oddly
Is a ringer II IN a stain on Oddly i
lacrosse reputation aud the North.
west Lacrosse League does not
want any such people Ia ita mem
hefahlp"
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I'M PROVEMENTS
At MOSCOW

MOSCOW. Idaho. June 12-lt Is
estimated that over 500. 900 Will b.
expended in Moscow this summer
IN new buildings and in construc-
ton of the new sewage system and
enlargement Of the water works.
Among the principal items 20 make
thia amount are The armorv and
gymnasium building of the Unlyer-
sity OF Idaho. as. 000 Fiks' tenn
pic. $4,000. Carnegie library
building. $4,000. Z. G. Olson. brick
block. tT.oo0. Stuart Bros. brick
livery barn. $1,000. NJ y. Lewis.
residence. g.. 900. Jerome Day. res
idence. $1,000. W. - Smith. resi-
dence. 81 600. and many other resi-.
dences. ranging In price from 81 600
20 t2.600
Tho sewer system will cost ti0.-
600 and the water works improve
menta will amount 10 another tl0.-
600
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DAWSON. June ii-EdNard
Manthsl. Who has admitted being
guilty Of having sworn away the
liberty 81 an innocent woman. Il -
Lar behind the prison bars and viii
be taken 10 Nome 10 fee daYa 70
stand trial on the charge q per
jury
Manlhel came here from Nome.
where he was a witness Ia a certain
trial In which Helen Wagner. a
woman Of the town. was accused Of
being implicated The jury found
her guilty and she was given : Sc
we're sentence almost wholly upon
the evidence % this same Manihsl
A short portion 81 her time had
hesn served whsn overcome b the
disgrace heaped upon her and the
wranKn abe had suffered. she died
In fail pfuclaiminE her Innocence
on her death bed later. Il deKels
nped she had spoken the truth and
when her principal arcuser vas
ANAY from The scene q accusation.
on : foreign soil where he thought
he We Hafs. Immune from arrest
he made hia boast that he had sent
an InHoeens woman r. prison.
thereby evening up an old KrudEe
he had ioaR held against the OBJ
Jest Of his hate
Acting under instructions from
Nome. Manthsl was placed under
arrest BY the police ON August ~
last year. the charge hsiug that he
Maa a fugitiys from Justice and a
peshArer.s Il was the first case ~
saTfadltfdn brought from the terri
tory and MAnthel fought Il On
sspiamber , the crown prosecutor
received wuFf from the United
States officials 90 drop the proceed
luss and the prisoner Was turned
iaoar
II waa thought BY many that the
case had been dropped and many
we're the severe reflections cast
uf.on the United States authorities
Noma had not forgotten the mat.
ter. however and while Manthsi
fAneisd he Vas secure here the
wires and malls between Nome and
Washington were kept bot.
- NAA AAAAaN NANMAM HAAh AsAHA AAAAH
months has he been ont Of siEht Of
the police whore hands could be
pat on him AZ a moments notice
The man who viii take aauthsi
to Nome arrived on the selkirk A.
rect from Washington. u G. and r.
the bearer n y request for the ar
reaf 81 the prisoner over the signa.
tura Of President Roosevelt Hls
name n Charles v Heron. who
has been connected with the secret
service for the past fourteen years
one ~ the best known men IN that
DEPARTMENT IN the states
Immediately upon his arrival Mr.
Heron Vas met ~ the boat BY act
ing Vice Consul hangum. to whom
he presented his credentials. togeth.
er with a number % formidable
looking documents rehplendant
wlth red seals and ribbons
The Issuance % the warrant vas
At once telephoned 10 bunker and
the man arrested and on his way
81 the guard room For several
months Nanthel has been AZ work
on Hunker while alongside him At
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AT
THE FAIR

ST. LOUIS. Mo. June - a fire
this morning burned the Hoo
Hoo house nj the worlds faar
grounds The loss j. - 90. IL
eAa Insured for a. 60. The Union
baking CompAnys concession In
the building suffers Al 8 90 ioss.
The flames spread - quickly that
for a time u Naa feared . serious
eonflagrRtion was In prospect. Sew
erai occupants Of the building had
narrow escapes The fire vas sup
posed 20 have started from electric
ilEht wires. Tne Texas. German
Oregon and mines and metaiiurgy
buildings we're tn danger for a
time.
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field in the four-furlong race. TAX
lug the lead from the start. she Was
never headed Ruhlana. who fin.
ished second. treated the grand
stand to a spectacular finish, taking
second place from Mabel Gates
Time. 60. = Kelley up on winner
Andrew n Cook. whose tendencies
In the past have been 90 awerve
from the course. appeared yeHtef=
day with a bobatay arrangement on
his left rein. ountriycd 10 keep him
from repeating his trick, Cook re
Wardcd his hackers by hugglng the
rail- In making the turn. and I'm
lshea a winner by two lengths. In
struetor took second place from
ocyrohe Time. i.iihi 7. Stewart
up on winner.
The other races we're interesting
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DIG Tor uil the hidden money IN the
city ana divide It among the poor.
Tho county commissioners 81 first
objected 90 having holes dug in the
new court house site but finally, nn
the man'a heart seemed set on look -
TINS Tor the gold he believed WAS hid
don there. they give him permission
60 dig Tor two hours
~ YOU don't find Il By that time.
they said you must quit
the old fellow aaid he was going
60 begin work right away and start
"a of on run, apparently very
anxious 10 get busy with hia shovel
A deputy sheriff went down % the
lot 20 gather him IN "A short time
nfterwafd but he had not yet COM
menred operations.
The commissioners had reported
the case aH one fof an insanity com.
mission
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Now that the "iumplng" OF Geo,
Oddly. from the seattle lacrosse
team. 20 Portland has become
known, through The Star, TO the
|. Tacoma and Everett teams. a grand
~~Aahe up viii result. when the
-wvst Lacrosse League was or
ganitcd particular attention was
called 10 all the delegates that The
league would have 10 be kept clean
OF "ringers aud kangaroo per
formers The Seattle team intends
% DO les share toward having u
good. clean league aud the Everett
and Tacoma clubs will probably
toack up seattle.
An attempt viii be made 10 keep
the Portland lacrosse club from
.huylng up PLAYERS from the other
clubs, A meeting % the league
viii be called for July "a az which
time Portland will undoubtedly re-
ccive notice 70 either live up Co
the rules or a. set ont 81 the league
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..sa--.se
JUST ONE
FAV0RITE
Long Shots Won Five Out OF
Six Races Yesterday

Aurora n Vas the only favoritc
10 win In the six races az The Mead
nws yesterday afternoon. The other
five managed to get inside the
money. but the heavy track was too
much for them. To-day Is ladies
day. and Judge Egbert has listed an
other hurdle race six horses are
entered for the jumps and Il IL pre-
dicted that some fast time will be
' ade. nov that the track record for
tee hurdles has been set.
Ia the i've n1rionk event ROltalrc
and u. G. Green we're the pace max
ers. The former out-ran Green In
the final running winning by a
length. time. is04is Herbert up
on winner.
Lady NlnoFa ran al around her
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STEVE 4. WALDR0N
GETS TWO YEARS

After listening 20 part Of the ties
tlm0ny against him a. his trial on
a charge Of attempting 10 kill his
wife. Steve A Wnldron yesterday
afternoon offered 10 plead guilty to
assault with intent 20 DO bodily
harm. Prosecuting Attorney Scott
permitted him to do 10. and Judge
Tallman sentenced him 20 two years
In the penlteutlary the maximum
puniabmeut for the crime
Waidfon. who had failed 10 sup
port bis wife. attempted 10 murder
her BY cutting her throat with n
razor. when she left him. lie sue
ceeded only In inflicting an ugly
wound in her breast Ills defense
was Insanity.
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RACER LAUNCHED

chilly" nolond'u new automobile
boat WAS launched on Lake Wash.
ington, NJ tho Eagle boat house. last
evening, Capt Jacob n. jacobson
aud Lester West both good author.
tiles. think that the craft will be
very fast
Next Monday afternoon trial
trip will be made nelund has Ions
heen striving to have the faatoai
launch ON the lake.
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BANDITS
ESCAPED
BOLD HoLp.uP BUTTE, DUR.
ING WHICH POLICE TELU.
PHoNup TO ROBBERS THAT
THEY WE'RE COMING

BUTTE Mont. June 2t-fhree
masked men early this morning
walked Into the Dakota saloon, lin.
cd up four men and Proprietor "
~ Evans up against the wall, and
while their victims hands were
high In the air. went through their
pockets, securing about 800
James Daily. a butte miner and
mRchlnlst discovered the robbers
AZ work. aud in a nearby saloon he
hastily telsphoned for the officers.
The police. through a mistake. call
ed up the saloon where the rob.
berry was In progress. telling one
of the hoidupa. who answered the
phone. that they we're coming The
bandits eaeaRed
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EDWARD MAKTHEI
MUST STAND TRIAL
MAN WHO BoAsTED THAT HE SENT INNOCENT
WOMAN TO PRISON AND HER ULTIMATE
DEATH is AT LAST ARRESTED IN DAWSON

all times has been a constable In
civilian clothes iahofinE with the
pick and shovel the same ~ the
other miners.
hanihei will appear IN police
court this morning. when u viii be-
known whether or not he will fight
rKtradition In the event 81 him 40
DOING ali papers are In readiness
80 that the delay will not exceed
fifteen days at the utmost. should
he waive ertraditlon Detective ncr-
ron will leave with his prisoner on
the Sarah NJ 10 o'clock this morn
ms
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-24

Samuel Roe yesterday Instituted
divorce proceedings IN the superior
court against hts wife. slRni Roe
10 whom he has been married less
than five months. lie alleges that
two weeks after their marriage she
began 10 firt with other men and
left him when he protested.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-24
Ended in a Row

81. LOUIS. June 2f--Abe Atteli
Of San Francisco. was given the de-
eision al the end OF the fifteenth
round o. his fight with johnny
Reagan. Of Brooklyn. last night
Reagan and two of Attelfa seconds
mixed things in the center ~ the
ring after the fight, but we're sep
nrated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-24

BERT COSTELLO. Of Nez Perez
was killed. and mccoy 1iiii. an In.
dian. was badly injured IN n run.
away yesterday near kez Perez
one OF the horses in the buggy they
were duyinE was killed and the
other injured. while the vehicle wai
completely demolished