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festivities win fill several days. The bridegroom
and the best man, Lord Ninian Criehton Stuart,
will go TO the altar at the little church of Kill
saran in full Highland costume ard a troop OF
Highland f1fers and drummers will conduct the
bridal pair to the coast village, where steam
yacht viii be in waiting for the honeymoon
voyage to the Isles of Butte and Arran.
TENETTAN FETE IN LONDON.
George KessIer is reported to have expendeu
81 600 on a unique dinner at the Savoy Hotei
last night The courtyard on the EmbankTnent
level was flooded with water and the diners sat
in an exaggerated gondola under blue canopy
With electric lights as stars among the festoons
of flowers The walters served the company
from another gondola and the orchestra was also
afioat among the ducks. The old reading room
adjoining the court decorated with orcnlds
and pink roses and carpeted with Turkish rugs
Caruso and other artists from Covent Garden
sang at this Venetian fete l. n. r
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02

Count Czaykowsk was married in 1897 to Miss
Edith L. Collins, daughter of the late Clarence l.
Collins, of New-Y City, and at one time a ward
of Senator Depew. They We're legally separated
last November Shortly after the counts arrest on
the charge Of the French bankers he was released
bail. and the Turkish government interceded in
his case, with the result that the count was per-
mitted to leave France pending the proceedings
The count who is of Polish descent. a Turkish
subject and is in the diplomatic service Of Turkey
The bankers asserted that Count Czaykowski re-
ceived an advance from them in order that he
might proceed to the United States and claim
$40, 600 000 which he had inherited from Boston
rel. fft-er ed arlsa
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02
JUDGMENT AGAINST CzAYKowsKI.
Turkish Diplomat Condemned to Five Years
Imprisonment

Paris, July 1.-The Correctional Tribunal OF the
Seine to-day heard the complaint of Patusset &
Loiser, the Paris bankers. who charged Count
Turkish Legation The Hague. with securing
large advances, on the claim that he expected a
heritage from Boston. The count did not appear,
and the court gave judgment by default, condemn
ing the count to five years Imprisonment and S4o0
and return the OF 81 750 the bankers.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02
HEADQUARTERS OF CREEK CHURCH.

St. Petersburg, July EMPEROR Nicholas has
signed a decree transferring the headquarters of
tie Russian Orthodox Church in America from
San Francisco to New York
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02
NEW OPERA At COTENT GARDEN.

The new opera. "rOraeolo." based upon Fer
maids American fantasy. "The Cat and the
Cherub." has been warmly welcomed at Covent
Garden. where the management has succeeded
in distancing it's rivals at the Waldorf Theatre
IN the first production Of work OF the Italian
school While the composer has introduced local
color with restraint, the stage manager mas
presented picturesque scene IN the Chlnese
o,,arfer of San Francisco with American
ao,;eeman drawn from life. The choruses have
oriental effects. but the music mainly follows
Maseagni and LeoncavalIo and, although grace
fui and dramatic, is not well suited to Fernalds
r,Alosrama The novelty Of the plot and the
staging interest, but the music does not move
the audience.
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ORCAS

Paul Van Bogaert is home on short
vacation.
Chas. Larson was in Bellingham
this week.
Bert Fowler is getting his launch
ready for use.
Boxing has become quite popular
among the Orcas boys. Just now Guy
Harris is the local champion.
Allen Bros have finished the in
terror wood work of Oscar Fowler's
new house on Shaw island.
W. E. Sutherland, Miss Irene Van
Moorhem and Mrs. Van Moorhem
have gone to Victoria on a pleasure
trip.
At the recent special school cleo
ton it was decided to issue bonds for
5000 for the erection of new school
house.
Misses Maud and Della Pressey, of
Deer Harbor, have been taking care
of the Hotel Sutherland this week,
during the absence of Mrs. Van Moor
hem.
Mrs. Hudson and son Fred came
down few days ago from Seattle to
get their household furniture. The
family will live in Seattle and Mrs.
Hudson's father, who lately arrived
there from New York, will live with
them.
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NEWHALL

Robert Moran and family will oc-
cupy the Cox cottage at the head OF
Cascade lake this summer.
The Andrew Newhall residence is
to be occupied this summer by Mr..
and Mrs. Pratt. Mrs. Pratt is a
sister of Moran Bros. and deeds to
all of the Orcas island property
bought by them are recorded in her
name.
Large trout are very plentiful in
both Cascade and Mountain lakes.
Moran Bros, Of Seattle, now own all
the land bordering the stream con-
Meeting the lakes and nearly all Of
the land bordering Cascade lake and
if they secure it all they may be able
to enjoy the exclusive privilege Of
fishing the lake, although it was
stocked with trout by the govern
ment, is meandered and has public
highway along one side. The prop
|erty bought by the .Morans would
make grand game preserve and il
is believed that the owners intend to
NIKE such use Of it.
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RICHARDSON

Another shower won't hurt.
Jos. Gallanger is on the sick list at
this writing.
N. P. Hodgson went to Anacortes
Monday on business.
Rev. E. S. Ireland went to Seattle
on business this week.
Miss Waldron is visiting her uncle,
Rev. 3. S. Ireland, and family.
VIM. Graham returned Sunday
from 9 business trip to Bellingham.
Francis West, Of Baskerville, Iowa,
is visiting friends and relatives on
the island.
Among those buying nav cream
separators this week are Chris. Jen-
sen and John Wilson.
Some good work IS being done on
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y ~ Lopez leland
III .Smuka1on Hrea 70 90. Miles
VI Pop. $50
LOPEZ

John Reinmuth went to Seattle
Tuesday.
DIR. Dawson and wife returned to
Anacortes Monday
Rev. Mr.. Stevens and wife return
ed from Bellingham Friday
Mrs. Buxton, county superintend-
ent, visited the Lopez schools this
week.
Ed Buckley came down from Seat
tie Monday for few days visit with
his sister.
Rev. E. S. Ireland went to Seattle
Monday to attend the association of
the Congregational churches.
The Anacortes American says that
Judge Lichtenberg, of Lopez, the
first Superior Judge of King county
and once prominent in Washington
politics, contemplates making his
permanent. home in Anacortes, as he
considers it the ideal residence loca-
ton on the Sound !" It's to be hoped
that the Americans story is nothing
more than pipe dream in the mind
of a trusting reporter, resulting from
close contact with current Of hot
air from the lips Of the genial Judge.
For SALE-Acorn cook stove, No. 8, in
first-class condition; also good oil heater
and 2-galion ice cream freezer.-C. E.
Hackett, Friday Harbor.
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EAST SOUND
Arsa 81 90. N

/ Miss Benson left on thursday Tor
Bellingham.
Mrs. and Mrs. Glen Tulloch are
guests of James Tulloch and family.
Miss Boyer, Miss Williams and Mr..
| Loop left on Wednesday for Belling-
ham,
L. D. Pike and G.. E. Woods are
cruising in Mr.. Pixies yacht white
Wings"
Mr. and Mrs. AL. A. Morgan, of
Patos island, are visiting friends at
Port Angeles.
The Ladies Aid Society met on
Wednesday with Mrs Warren at
the parsonage.
E. w. Harrison arrived on We'd
nesday to spend few days with his
father, J. P. Harrison
DR.. I. M. Harrison arrived from
Seattle Tuesday to look after his
property interests here.
Mrs. Edward Pfaff, of Patos ISL
and, has returned from a months
visit with Portland friends.
Miss Waldron is the guest of Miss
Templin this week, while she is get
ting her cottage ready for the sum-
mer.
Miss Showers went to Bellingham
last week, returning Monday. Mrs.
Stoughton, of Wickersham, accom-
panied her.
Mrs. Geoghegan met with a pain
full but not serious accident Sunday.
She fell from the steps at the church
and hurt her arm.
J. B. Fry, who is employed by the
international Gold Mining Company,
at Yale, B. c.. arrived Wednesday
to spend a fortnight with his family
Miss Templin's collie pup "Patsy"
took second prize in her class at the
recent dog show in Seattle. This is
the second time Orcas island dogs
have won honors at Seattle shows.
Two years ago Mr.. Andrews dog
took prize.
Work on the school grounds has
been completed and they present a
most pleasing appearance. The vii
lage is indebted to the ladies of the
Madrona club for earning the money
for the improvement and to George
Sutherland for his able management
in directing the work.
The Madrona club met on Thurs
day of last week with Mrs. Hill.
The semi-annual election of officers
took place with the following result:
M, Gregg, PRESIDENT Mrs. Blaine,
vice president; Mrs. Rudow, secre-
tary; Mrs. Alfred Hill, treasurer.
The next club meeting will be with
Mrs. Blaine, THURSDAY, May 18th.
/. The fine thoroughbred Percheron stall
lion "Brigand' will stand on Orcas island
during the month of June. Usual fee and
guarantee.
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WEST SOUND

David Chase has built new walk
in front of his house.
E. Van Bogaert had phone put
in his house Tuesday.
Capt. Roby returned Friday from
a trip to Bellingham.
The new postoffice and store build
ing will soon be completed.
Miss May Hammond is guest Of
Miss Susie Atkins this week.
Omer Freel and Peter Laplante
were in Friday Harbor this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Vierrer spent
two days in Friday Harbor this week.
G. H. Adkins went to Tacoma this
week to see about getting an engine
put in his boat.
The Hermosa has been doing some
towing for the Friday Harbor Lum-
Der Company this week.
The Ladies Aid met with Mrs.
Grin Barker Thursday. Quite mum
Der of ladies were present.
Mr.. Kirmine, of Bellingham, left on
the Islander Wednesday, after spend
ing few days with Mr.. Hamilton.
The dry, warm weather has invited
the snakes to leave their winter quar-
tiers and ripened some wild straw
berries.
There are a few West Sound peo-
pie who have mail boxes up on tie
rural delivery route but more have
boxes who do not wish to use them.
Little Marvin Bostian was playing
near the beach one afternoon recent
" when he fell down steep place in
the bank into the water. His mother
rescued him just as he was rising.
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our roads at present under the di-
reetion of Supervisor L. J. Bolton.
Mrs. Maud Burt returned to her
home at Lookout last Monday after a
weeks visit with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Thos. Graham.
Mr. and Mrs. H Allyn, from Min
nesota, parents of Miss Florence AL
lyn, one OF the Richardson teachers,
are visiting their daughter.
7. E. Lawrence, of Oregon City,
arrived on the island with his family
and household goods last week and
has taken up his abode on the John
Cousins farm.
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Local and personal

Sheriff McCrary was in Seattle
this week.
Glass Tea and Water Sets and China at
Fowle's.
VIM. Cooper is building an addition
to his house on the Argyle road.
One dark brown g. year old Mare, about
11OO lbs, for SIS. at Fowle's.
"A marriage license was issued last
Saturday to Leroy Walters and
Daisy Briggs.
Wall Paper and window Shades at
Fowle's.
President McMillin, of the Roche
Harbor Lime Company, returned
Wednesday from an up-Sound BUSH
ness trip.
The county board of education adj
vertises this week for proposals for
furnishing text books for all schools
in the county.
s. D. Robertson, county game war
den, was over from Olga Wednesday,
accompanied by his brother, lately
arrived from the East.
The Woodmen of the World viii
give ball at their hall at the cor
ners the evening of May 18th. COT
fee and cake will be served. Tickets
IS cents.
The suit Of Mrs. J. B. Campbell for
divorce was tried before Judge Joiner
Wednesday and her application was
denied, the evidence presented clear
" showing that both plaintiff ana de-
PENDANT are persons Of loose moral
character and both guilty of adultery
and that for that reason neitbst IS
justly entitled % ! decree u divoEce |
iran ~ other . statu 90 d
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A number of requests for flower
seeds have been received by the ISL
AMBER, by mail, since its supply was
exhausted. We will not be able to
furnish any more this spring.
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DOE BAY AND OLGA
Dcp. 1860

Miss Florence Gray went to Bell
ingham Saturday.
Henry Green went to Bellingham
this week to work.
Fred Schmidle and son Oloise were
in Friday Harbor Thursday.
Sam Rockwell was visiting with L.
D. Savage portion of the week.
Sam Moore shipped his last boom
of logs off the school land this week.
DR.. E. G. Hurd, V. S., of Belling-
ham. was over the first the week
doing some work for C. S. Willis.
The steamer Black Cat was over
from Bellingham this week with two
sections. of long piles for Crafton's
trap.
Clay Cunningham sold .ot next to
R. l. Morse's, at Olga, this week to
Mr.. Shockey, a contractor, of Bell
ingham.
Mrs. G.. N. Culver went to Belling-
ham Tuesday to see her sister, Miss
Agnes Aiken, who is quite i'll at the
home of her nephew, F. N. Culver.
The post Office is now located in
Ohlert's store and is much more con-
venient for patrons than it was in
the old location at the Viereck house.
The insurance on the Viereck house
and contents, lately destroyed by
fire, has been adjusted and Albert
Viereck, who owned the house, is
planning to rebuild.
Following is summary OF the
weather report of the Olga station
for the month of. April:
Mean temperature. ..-................. 5I.7o
Maximum temperature, on 24th, 73o
Minimum temperature, z6th $50
Total precipitation ..................... .58 IN.
Greatest i'll "a hours on 25th... IT III.
No days on which inches or
more rain fell ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Clear days. ...........c... ............. "a
Partly cloudy ........... ........ IL
Cloudy ...................!.....
White frost-on grid, 8th, 9th, 10th and 26th.
In 1890 the rainfall was only .oS in; in 1904 S.
The average for April in IS years is 24I in. This
years is the lowest rainfall and highest temper
AZURE ever recorded at this station, the average
temperature being 45-7o. In 1897 the tempera-
ture was $50 in 1904 it was 400.
RICHARD VIII. LIS, Observer.
Wanted-Every family in the county to
mail me the name of their sewing ma
chine. can furnish any kind and size
of the best English needles at 5 cents per
package-Will Fowle.
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Trunks, Valises. Harness. Washing
Machines, Crockery, Tin and Granite
ware at FOwle's
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Shelf, ii sue and Crepe Paper and Sta.
tionery at Fowle's.
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Money to loan on nrst-olass ZEAL es.
{ tie security. Inquire It the ISLANDER
office.
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FoR RENT Fine location for lunch
room Or bakery. John Douglas, Friday
Harhor.
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VIM. Cooper is building an addition
to his house on the Argyle road.
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One dark-brown 6-year old Mare, about
HOO lbs, for SIS. at Fowle's.
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A marriage license was issued last
Saturday to Leroy Walters and
Daisy Briggs
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-05-06

Wall Paper and Window Shades at
Fowle's.
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The county board of education adj
vertises this week for proposals for
furnishing text books for all schools
il the county.
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President McMillin, of the Roche
Harbor Lime Company, returned
Wednesday from an up-Sound bust
ness trip.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-05-06

Sheriff McCrary was in Seattle
this week.
Glass Tea and Water Sets and China Al
Fowle's.
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For SALE-Acorn cook stove, No. 8, in
first-class condition; also good oil heater
and 2-galion ice cream freezer. &C. E.
Hackett, Friday Harbor.
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s. D. Robertson, county game war.
den, was over from Olga Wednesday,
accompanied by his brother, lately
arrived from the East.
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Wanted-Every family in the county to
mail me the name of their sewing ma
chine. can furnish any kind and size
of the best English needles at cents per
package.-Will Fawle.
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White frost-on grid. 9Th, 9th, 10th and 26th.
In 1890 the rainfall was only oS in; in 1904 S.
The average for April in IS years is AL in Thi:
years is the lowest rainfall and highest temper
AZURE ever recorded at this station, the average
temperature being 45-7o. In 1897 the tempera
ture was 4S in 1904 it was 100.
RICHARD WILLIS Observer.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-07-05

electric light aldermen and one democrat
He defined a CRATER as one who was pro-
tected and one whom the laws were not
enforced because OF his assistance TO the
party in power. He declared the time
was rife to make a strike toward stamp
ing out the grafters He referred to
LaFollette's work in Wisconsin and Gov
ernor Folks efforts in Missouri. In choos-
ing between these two men he said he
would prefer Governor Folk.
ALLIANCE, Neb., July 4.-(Specal Tele-
gram -George F. Petger was rendered I'M
conscious for several hours and otherwise
internally injured today at the race track
by his horse stumbling and empaling IT.
self on picket fence surrounding the
track The horse was instantly killed.
Otherwise the celebration here today was
the finest ever held, although much of the
program was marred by heavy rain in
the afternoon. The Alliance team were
defeated by the Crawfords by a score OF
to Z
SCHUYLER, Neb July 4-(Speclal Tele-
gram. THE Fourth passed quietly here
as there was no celebration. large dele
cation went to Columbus. where company
X, Nebraska National guard, Second regi-
ment, fought a sham battle. There were
couple Of dances afternoon and evening
City Attorney c. NJ, Johnson had his right
hand badly burned while holding a roman
candle. which exploded. The weather was
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-07-05

The Fourth here was as noisy as giant
hrecrackers, little frecrackers, bombs, tor
pedoes, revoivers and hilarious youth could
make it, At Epworth lake park literary
program was rendered during the after
noon, while at the state fair grounds Lin
coins best horse flesh did a stunt. The
Burlington railroad employees went to a
picnic at Seward, taking a big slice of the
town with them, while another big bunch
OF Lincolnites went to Omaha. a roundup
OF the doctors late In the afternoon showed
the accidents up to that time had been
few and far between, with nothing seri-
Gus. The state house, court house, city
hall and all business houses were closed.
One IRE early in the morning completely
ruined a stand OF fireworks owned by the
Lincoln book store and started the day on
right A colored boy, so II is said, put a
''nigger chaser going full blast alongside
OF a bunch of Roman candles and such
like on the stand and then made his get
away. With one accord firecrackers, Ro-
man candles, torpedoes and everything else
began to explode and kept up the din until
the last armed foe expired. The fire de-
partment undertook to quell the disturb
ance, and as the fire boys kicked the
stand into the street Roman candle let
20 a good sized ball, which struck Chief
Clement in the face, burning nice little
place.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-07-05
TAFT PARTY REACHES COAST
specIaI Train Bearing Party En- Route
to the Philippines Arrives
at San Francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO, July A-secretary
OF War Taft and party, including Miss
Alice Roosevelt arrived in this city at
5:45 o'clock this afternoon.
SACRAMENTO, July 4.-Secretary Taft
deserted his party at Sparks, New, and
hurried ahead on a special train of three
cars, arriving in this city at 1870 o'clock.
in conversation with a representative OF
the Associated Press he said:
l am hurrying on to Mare Island, where
am to meet Colonel Heur and others
for the purpose of making an inspection
OF Carquinez strait.
The subject of allowing a bridge to be
erected at this point Is one OF the most
important questions at Washington, and
/ suppose that considerable hinges on the
report I shall make TO the president on
this subject AS soon as the inspection
is over / will rejoin the party at Benicia
and go on TO San Francisco
l am delighted with my trip so far as
II has been far quicker than ! had any
idea II could be made, and / am more
than delighted with your beautiful state.
we will sail from San Francisco for the
Philippines on the 9Th inst, and anticipate
a fine trip.
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Miserable weather interfered badly with
Norfolks Fourth Of July celebration and
the two days street fair and racing meet.
The speed program planned for both Mon
day ana Tuesday had TO be abandoned on
account OF a disaRreeable rain that began
falling Monday morning. Free street at
fractions, including a leap for life from
ninety-foot ladder into tub containing
four feet Of water featured the days
doings. The carnival company which
caused a divided town at Schuyler Is
here.
COLUMBUS, Neb.. July A-(Special- Teie-
gram) This city held the largest celebra-
ton today in several years. The process
sion was one of the best and largest ever
seen here. Elmer Thomas Of Omaha was
the orator Of the day. He started his re-
marks on the heroes Of '76, and paid glow
ing tribute to Washington. Patrick Henry,
Clay and others. But soon drifted into
the subject Of Graft" and on this he
spoke for thirty minutes. Referring to
Omaha on the subject OF graft he said
the Omaha council was often referred to
as containing four gas aldermen, four
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-07-05

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