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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-14
DESIGNS
WAN TED
CARNIVAL COMMITTEE OF.
FERs SCHOOL CHILDREN
Prizes ron FLOAT sue.
oEsTloNs

The Mardi Graa committee has
decided % test the ability Of hiEh
and grammar school students 81 the
state 81 Washington ia the matter
Of designing floats Letters have
been written 10 the aupcfiutendentr
Of schools 81 various cities In wet
em Warrington asking them %
bring the matter before the draw
Ing classes Cash prizes are Of
fefed Tor The beet dcalFna Wire
will b. judged BY a competent board
Of judges. The contest wtli be onfn
until July &
The designs for the floats must
b. representative Of some historical
event connected with the ffoNlh
and development Of the state %
WanhinEtuu or something ind.eas
tive % the commercial Interests I'd
tho state The designs are o. ~
drawn on q scale nf one half Inch
10 the foot - must be Tor a float
not more than r. feet IN height and
between ia and 80 feet IN length
The queen contest will start with
In a few days Already several
candidates have sisted e. the com
mittee that they woult run AL
their names Nili be announced
within a short time The ballots
are etpertsd In a fsw daya after
which ballot hosee wlil D. set 90.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-14
.SMASH-UP
COLUMBIA a PUGET SOUND
LOCOMOTIVE DAMAGED ~
COLLISION At VAN ASSET

The entire ieft side Of a Cofumhin
a Puget sound locomotive was
knocked of and several enet cars
aefaiied IN = sruash-up at Van A.
aeit this morning at els o'clock
The locomotive vas drawing an
outbound train q empty coal cars
and coiiited with two box cars
which had been irft standing on
the Chicago street side track close
70 the main iine that the train could
not pass.
Fortunately The train Wna run
ming vsry slowly and the fireman
saw the obstruction In time g.
jump 70 the engineers side Of the
cab and escaped instant Death BY a
small huf sufficient margin.
Traffic GA the Northern Pacific
mails line vas delayed nearly two
hours hy the wreck. The damage %
the rolling stock vas iuconaidef-
able.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-14
SIWASH CREEK
RICH IN GOLD
especial ,o The stsrl

VANCOUVER. u. c. June IA
A good mine. With average assays
running considerably over 500 %
ton. Il the BONANZA Possessed b. q
company of people 81 BelllnEham.
Wash. on aiWaah creek. within a
few hours run of Vancouver. More
over. Il il 80 situated with natcr
power. good wagon road and loW
altitude that the expense OF treat
mcnt will only cost about Is cents
per ton and work may be done all
the year round
This IL the property Of the Inter
national Gold Company. of which
John Templln. Of Hellingham. IL
president. and l.. A. Thomas. also
~ that place. Is secretary and man
4Ecr.
Mr.. Tempiin and Mr Thomas
were In town the other day Heeur-
iuE supplies. and Mr. Thomas has
now gone on the property. where
development work viii be pushed
There Is also a placer proposition
on this creek. operated BY II. +.
Revabaeh. tie had bad luck last
year In having bis fiume washed
away and did not reach bedrock.
Gold "a obtained all the way down.
but Nhon bedrock 10 obtained In q
couple Of months Il IL expected %
BE very Fpod nelllngham people.
formed lnto the Mount Baker aud
Yale Mining Company. are also on
siwash creek. and are putting In n
ten stamp mill on a claim adjoining
that u the international Gold
Company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-14
WARM Time
in SIGHT
ILLINOIS DEMOCRATS PROM.
Use TO 90 ANYTHING. BUT
oEr TOGETHER IN STATE
CONVENTION

srRtNGr1ELp, M June IL
Whom at neon tho democratic state
convention met after the muuluF
had been spent In congressional dts.
uiet cHucuneA the Indications wert
that &c would be a riotouu oonven
tion with bitter contests IA nt prop.
osltiunH. especially on Hearst in.
ntructloua and the report of is
credentials committee. with pos.
slbultY that la the end there would
be two conventions. Mayui
Hopkins. Of ChllnFo. Is la the sad
die. with Hearst and Harrison haul.
ms ammunition wagons ready tot
the fray
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-14
TIMELY WARNING
TO SMALL BOYS

Herbert Adair. II years old. who
was injured last June In firing a
tuy cannon. IL the PLAINTIFF IN n
damage suit against the Seattle
Hardware Company. which ia on
trial ~ che superior court today.
The boy. through his father and
guardian "a liiem. James ~ Adair.
demands 1850 damages on the
ground that the Seattle Hardware
Company H. liable. having sold him
powder. which burst the tov gun
The boys eyesight. - phY sidiana
testified. has been greatly linz
paired by the accident.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-14

NEW YORK. June Il Mfa. Nan
Patterson was arralgned before
Judge Newbefgcr In the court OF
general sessions this morning 60
plead Go the indictment of murder
returned against her on Monday.
At the request OF her counsel. Abe
Levy. pleading was deferred until
neat Friday. when a motion for the
Insertion Of the minutes for the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-14
MUrcALF WILL oer 1T

WASHINGTON. ~ G, June IL
II was admitted last night by high
administration officials that Rep
roaentativo Nictor II. Metcalf of
California IL slated Tor the position
~ secretary Of commerce and labor
in the presidents cabinet. upon the
resignation 81 Secretary Gortolyou.
when the latter assumes the posi-.
ton of national Republican cam
palgn manager.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-14

NJ. - Lcites Of Seattle. NOR
chant has filed a petition In bank
fupteY at the federal court, alleg.
ing debts 10 the amount OF fg.fa5 05
and assets 10 the amount Of s.. 065.
Of which 5000 Is stock Ia hls store
Mrs Minnie 9arenaeu filed n di-
v0rea SUIT in the superior court this
morning against her husband Peter
w spranaeu. She charges oxs
trcma cruelty and u0n-suuport
Judge Hanford adjourned federal
court yesterday afternoon until Fri
day. lie went 10 Walla Walla this
morning 70 attend exercises at
Whitman college
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-14
SUBMARINE aoAr ron JAPAN

ELtZAnErU. n. j. June IA
Former Governor Foster N. Noof
hiea. vice president Of the Lake Tor
petio Boat Company. practically al
mitted last uight that the nsw sub
marine boat Protector had been
sold % thu japanese government
and ia nov en- route 20 Japan The
boat recently stood q successful
ttat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-14
TRAINED NURSES
WILL GRADUATE

A class - nine trained nurses
from tha Seattle General hospital
will BE- presented with diplomas to
nlEht ~ The First Methodist Enla-
eapal church The class which
graduates Il the first 10 complies
the ncw three year course.
The graduates are Harriet Wal
ton. Gertrude Pearl Hubbard lou
Zee NarraY Mollle nratsn. Leila
Murphy. Meta Louise Efhnller
Isabel KEELING. Emily Marion
dosht and Fiorencs nufFltt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-14
BRITAIN WILL
LOSE PORT

LONDON, June i4=tn the house
OF commons today Earl Percy. un.
derzsceretary OF foreign affairs. al.
mitted that the fali % Port Ar.
thur would mean temporarily. per.
haps permanently. the loss of Wet.
hai-Wei Go England a. a port IT.
said the convention Of July oh
leased Wci-Hal- Wei 90 Great BRIT.
ain only a. long as Port Arthur was
occupied by nuaaiana
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-14
Nan PATTERSON
IS ARRAIGNED
HER LAWYER SAYS she WILL TELL H1R STORY AND IT
WILL CLEAR HER

grand Jury viii be made
Levy this morning said II was
his purpose 10 bring the case 70
trial a. the earliest moment
Nan Patterson viii go on the
stand aud tell her story OF the
death of Caesar Young" he said
''lier story will clear her She Will
conceal nathtnE
Levy hopes the trial will be called
some time IN July.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-14
WANTS PRESIDENT TO RE.
TRACT

WASHINGTON. n. C.. June IA
James \. Tynar. former assistant
attorney general Zoe the possibilities
department. who Was recently AZ
quilted when tried on a postal fraud
charge. has written a letter to Pres
ideut Roosevelt hakiuE him t.
set him right before the American
people
Mr. Tyner calls attention to the
presidents letter or proclamation Al
the tins of the tiiing Of the uustov
rerort In that proclamation Mr.
Tyner was scored most uumefclfuls
". and he now wants the president
% rctract In view Of the acqultial
and the evidence introduced az the
ryner trial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-14
FOR BOULEVARD

The city council met IN special
session az noon and passed an urdi-
nance appruprlatinE funds with
which % pay for the condemnation
proceedings IN connection with the
North Canal boulevard The houlo-
ward has been considered ~ Coun.
Gilman Murphy ana other property
holders In the yieiuity 30 ho a ne
uessltY. but manv % the owners Of
property In the Assessment district
have objected to it, construction on
the grounds that Il will cost too
much.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-14
OBSERVE FLAG
DAY

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. juno IA
To-day Ia Fiag Day. the ta3th an.
nlyeraary OF the enactment by Con-
Eross that the flag should consist
Of thirteen stripes. alternate rcd
and white and a union Of stars. one
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-14
WILL GRADUATE
NEXT THURSDAY

The commencement exercises OF
the Seattle high school viii be
held az the Grand opera house next
Thursday afternoon. one hundred
and eiKht students will receive di=
plomas.
This afternoon the members Of
the graduating class met az Leschi
park and vent on an excursion
around the lake on the steamer
Haaa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-14

The DAY Il being generally oh
served IN Philadelphia The house
IA still standing at aJa Arch street.
In which betsy ROSS made the first
flax The house was today visited
by delegations Of school children
and others. and during the fore.
nsan patriotic exercises were held
under ltH roof.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-14
ron " o. ". TEMPLE

Home Camp ESQ and Camp &c
Woodmen - the world. have pur-
chased Tor So 600 a bot on the west
side q Fourth avenue near Pike
street and viii erect a Woodmeusm
Temple on the premises. The airuu-
ture viii be five stories high aud
viii cost about tTs GOO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-14
SAILS FOR NOME

The Pacific Coast Steamship COM
pany'a steamer Valencia sails for
Nome al s o'clock this evening. She
viii carry $50 passengers and 1000
tons Of general freight. The ves-
sells will also take a large shipment
81 fruit and vegetables.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-14
S0AKS THE CITY

Mrs.. Oscar T~fu VS. awarded q.
eea fauaEes against che city ~ q
superior court jury thia morning faf
injuries she sustained several
months $50 BY falling into ar erra-
walton on Thirty second avenue
She sued Tor t1E.gs0
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-14
SEA GIVES UP
IT'S DEAD
Especial 10 The s,sr.)

NWN"8sH7 y ~ WNNFFN
VICTORIA. n c. June IA
body with a life buoy attached vas
fouad on otter island Of the Queen
Charlotte group BY Indians who
sent there sealing. The body had
a iife rurserver but - badly eaten
that Il could not BE recognized
The corpse had little more than The
bones LEFT. Il u supposed 30 be the
Lamofna-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-14
HEkLEY LOSES
DAMAGE SUIT

uy direction q the court. A. "a
perior court jury this morning ~
turned a verdict IN favor % the de-
PENDANT in the suit Of Henry Nee
Icy against CarHtrns Bros Neefff
sued 10 recover $4,000 for aileesd
malicious prosecution.
He vas charged by Carsfahs
Bros last year with stealing oattls.
and vas arrested lie vas few
days later exnnerated at n prellm.
mary hearing before Justice George
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-14
ANARCHISTS
LIFE or LORD MlIHER
THREATENED AND THREE
MEN ARE ARRESTED
~ 80 -. -

JOHANNESBURG. June "a
Three men supposed 10 be anar-
chlatH were arrested here today.
following the threat Of one % NUT
der Lord Miner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-14
SCHOLARS WILL
PRESENT DRAMA

The graduating class % the Holy
Names Academy will give = PLAY AZ
the Third Avenue thrater tomorrow
evening. entitled Through Dark
neaa Co light
A musical program has also been
arranged. Certificates will Be award
ed the scholars In yaFioas classes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-14

The steamer Dolphin sailed for
skagway last night with sixty pas
aenEers and $50 tons Of freight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-14
BEAT HIS LANDLORD

A warrant was sworn out for the
arrest q John GigFien on a charge
% deffaudins an innkeeper Ia Jus-
tiea Gord0u'H court this morning
lien hofions manager Of the Hotel
Cleveland. e the corner Of Second
avenue south and Main street
awore % the complaint and alleges
that 0lFHien beat him out or four
weeks room rent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-14

Best 6fnner IN rsattts vita sac
tsrnss or burgundy. ~ Nausea Bar.
teria. secoud ana JamsG EVER eve
nin9. GU -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-14

Tho $4,000 damage suit OF ]. Dr.
Evett. a carpenter. against the Cens
trail Theatre ana Amusement Coaa
pany q on trial In the superior
court today EFett claims 10 haxf
been injured by falling from "A seaf-
folding while fitting up the theatre
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-14
MARRIAGE LICENSES

william Norbeek. %. and Minnie
Richert. 90 both % Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-14

II Ewald. janitor Of the Ger
mania hall on Second avenue. re-
ported bis room entered last night
and a silver watch stolen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-14
sLAmEs THg CRY

In Superior Judge Tailman'a
court today the firm % Hester a
Coomhs ia trying 90 recover from
the city tlte for The death Of a
horse. The equine stepped on .
rusty nail In tho city garbage
dump near Stacey street. and is
owners claim that the city IL liable
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-14

barton Penn Of igas Fifth ave
uuo reported the loss II bis bicycle
70 the police yesterday He says
that be left the wheel outside OF
Iowman q Hanford'H store on First
avenue for a few mlnntea When
be returned the wheel vas gone.
n y. Barry. stopping AZ the Raj
nior-0rand hotel. had a dress suit
ease containing clothing stolen from
him ~ the Union depot yesterday
lie put the case down for a few min
utea. while he entered the depot
When he came out again the case
vas gone. lie reported the theft TO
the police.
a= -
New line summer suitinga- HER
AID. tailor. 1924 Second. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-14

Regular $50 White Swiss Cur
taina Muslin. a yard. e. 81. Toe
Regular sc solid eolorea Tapes
try Burlap. a yard ..-..1So
Regular si.oo SILK striped snow
Flake nrapcry, a yard. 500
Regular si.2S Scotch Madras. a
yard ........ .........T6o
Regular sLT5 80-in. Corded Ara
blan Sash Lace. a yard..s1.OO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-14

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ShlaflOIafeit.

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iidert, ifien Der Stomm Der Bona.
porte Dor but6ert Sobren oo5uIte.
ben. Seutp treibt CT MIR uenigc,
nidt eben itoIje 3tueige, mo aud
bon i6nen miro BALD ole dette Spur
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Sahresneiaen.

Sabresneisen.
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ItugSprange,
Su 2iifteu 5lpitiderte Der Sd)paIbcn
Sdoor; .
Gin blondes Sinh nit boIo oeridJ0ms
ten 8ongen ,
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8oor.
Der Sommer tarb eS bIitbten sic
Sprin9en,
Sn acknowledgement 6ebte nun ote
@eIt;
Gin groBes Slid IieB mir ser @ott
geIingen, -.
Der 2uit uno Shmer5 INT ieinen
Sanoeu bGlt.
9os Nab'r oes SerbiteS triibtc nidJt
meilt Ninren;
Gos ainb lparo 8eib, nidt id)iid)tern
mebr ullo sag, .
limo eff Die lesten Sftuolben flob'n
BON binnen,
Gin Mprtenfron5 in ibren 2oden
lag.
Gun form'. On @interIturnl, nit
9einem S6nnuben,
llnO treib un'S SouS Der SlodCn
milneS Seer,
limo mad)e mir Den Gag our 0toht,
oof rdilben
&onnit mein erfGupfte8 Slid I'll
nimmermebr.
9ugo Sua6t.
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gs Itarb AM 16. 0e5enlber 1904 2ouiS 8. ".
Spriebein, ~eeliebier Gobn bon Gonis 9. mp
9ouifo 81. :. ScrIebein. i'm sIter bon 23 Sa9'
Sesember, 9 llbr Ndd,initinas, bort Der sSop'
rune feiner gItern. str. 1916, WilfsussIoefile
ans itntt. uno builn md ber oeiitfdet hubert
t6en ct. EamIs.airGe. .gde 3rerront' iii'o ga
rntoeasStrabe. @eiiebune %pripdttrt.
(352-3)
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Roraorct Meis.

IS itart nan Ianger. nranfbeit aui II. &c.
seflfber 1904, nm $50 W,orge1e. yaarsaref
Nett. Wiftue hes nerftorbenen Sohn Hets. I'M
AIter bon rs Sobren. Die 9ecroiauna finhet
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iaas, bon Der Aobnnnas itrer GHfeIir,T Srln
Caroline 56r1oer, Nr. 1913. &indefter|S ctr
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BON 81 Sabreu. Dns Yeerdbnib fiibet Mitt.
NOD, Nahmittaas 2 llbr, bon feiner lebten
gSobnura I'm 1uitrtsn. Sdftintp res pnntn, aus
fiatf. autfden ite6en eeu 15etlnebIlert am
peordbriNe am grbe oer ee!airsRoaos9ars
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Seurn 8aumbad,.

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bah. a~eIiebter 8utie Der nerttorbeneu 9uuItue
8aurtbat. i'm gtIier bon 81 Subren. Die @e.
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bon fetner Iebten g8obnnua. Hr. 9ts, .fuifeH.
StraBe, aus itatt. 8erlpurote unb 5reuuoe
iinb ohturgsbcu einseIuben.