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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1905-06-22

1t is mighty hard for a man not to
like the rich father Of girl as much
as he likes her.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1905-06-22

.rOME TO NoNTANA-A,e You thinking O. chang
} alton a. + soil clima O. pric, farm lana md n
Cue " en- stoi, ne see e s.Wes 70 grain sam.
pies rel able 't-tsti p A dress. Jones Nelly,
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1905-06-22
Nervous Women
Their Sufferinss Are Usually
Due to Uterine Disorders
Perhaps Unsuspected
A MEDICINE THAT CURES

/, Can we dispute
the well known
fact thatAmerican
\women are ner-
lvous ?
| How often do we
hear the express
sion. Il am so ner-
lvous. it seems as il
u should fly; :" or.
/" Don't speak to
me- Little things
'annoy You and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-17
KNIGHTS VISIT
SEATTLE

Tho national Officers Of the
Knights Of Columbus are guests Of
the local council Saturday and trips
about the city and sound have been
in order since early w. the morning.
Supreme Knight u. T.. Hearn f. the
leader Of the party Of visitors and
the local knights are acting az pilots
In the excursions.
The party reached the city NJ 7
O'Clock la the morning aud was met
by . delegation Of Ibe local order
Following breakfast the party
boarded the steamer Athlon aud Wis
tied the Puget sound navy yard. The
forenoon was spent looking over the
ships AT the yard and inspecting the
work shops.
In the afternoon a trip was taken
about the city IN q seeing Seattle"
car specially provided for the pur-
pose and many places OF interest
visited. The days entertainment
will conclude with a banquet al the
Washington. The party leaves at 3
o'clock in the evening for the east
The party includes the supreme
officers OF the order and several del
egateB from New England and the
Atlantic coast.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-17
REAL ESTATE
REVIEW

Now that the summer months are
IN fun swing the real estate dealers
who have been 20 busy for the past
three months will have chance 10
catch breath. Although this
weeks businega amounts 10 some
thing like 100000. there has been
a diminution OF business. Down
town property this week has not
been disturbed. most OF the sales
being In the suburbs and outlying
districts.
IL IL thought by realty men that at
the close Of this month the annual
treasure shipments from Alaska win
begin 10 arrive. and that n liberal
amount Of the yellow metal viii
find lta way into local realty.
The fact that the past winter has
been an extremely favorabls one IN
the north. together with the aszuf-
ance % a great volume OF travel
from the East. la thought 60 Indicate
that new capital viii figure safn-
cieutly during the summer 70 make
the market interesting.
II IL anticipated b. local dealers
that the neKt big boom ia the real
estate viii be around The shores Of
Lake Washington ard near KIRK
land. The recent incorporation OF =
company that has franchises and
the waterfront OF Kirkland tied np.
intending to boom IL next month.
shows that property in that part Of
the county IL likely 10 advance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-17
BITES PIECE OUT
OF VICTIMS FACE

Joan Smith. q friend, who was at
tempting valnly 10 put the torn
flesh back into place.
According 20 the bartonder'a ver-
sion. Dem and Smith we're drink
Ing ut tho bar when a third man
entered She place and without a
word attacked Smith. They Crap
pied and fell 10 tho floor noha
stssavores n separate the fight
era, and tho unidentified uHaail-
nj 10 somo way set HIS teeth Ia the
fleahy part OF nohns Jaw and re-
fusd 20 lot loose until the flesh
has parted from the Jaw bone.
Smith and holm. we're bundled
into tse patrol wagon aud sent 10
the station. where both refused 10
say much about the fight,
The police say that Smith viii
ho hold until he IL In a condition 70
give a connected account OF the
affair. II ~ believed that he knows
the third man Bohn Haya that he
does not know him. but told the
police he was 10 blame.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-17

Charges too numerous 20 mention
have been volunteered By the police
department against 81. Iabort. whom
the police maintain has been charK-
ed many times with vaKrancy.
t&bert waa unfortunately OF de-
signsdly a witness against patrol
man Hcrold who arrested Mrs. Myr-
tie Mercer on upper Third avenue
on June 10. for being drunk and
diaorderiy.
The Mercer voman has threaten
ed 10 bring charges against the ar
resting officer. before the civil SCR
vice commission. retAilating wtih a
charge Of drunkenness against him.
Her case has been postponed bat
every officer on the force was
looking for fabert within a feW
hours after IL became known BY the
police that be had testified against
Herold. Pairolman McClaFg land
ed him on First at t;i0 o'clock a. m.
on a charge Of being n dlaordsriY
person.
Back OF the charge are rumorH
OF fsbert's wrong doings which II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-17

tes eraba. fl00Wfb0s CLANS. open
ahipment. 100. clans. per sack.
1850. oysters. Olympia. per sack,
1850; open buik. per gallon. 3ss7
salmon. Zoe. salmon trout bNs
skinned perch. &C.. Hhfimpn. sUIgc.
founders. BE-. herring. Be- lobstefHs
I1Me. smcit. &C.. sturgeon. Sc black
bass. &c. halibut. eaf7e. perch, &C.
Flour.
Patent. per Dbl. H75; Crown,
81 70. MiuneHeia hard wheat ~
Piiiabufy. -. Biiisbutg's Best 80
standard Dakota. So olympic. flfB.
Electric. 3f.75. Holly. ti75. Golden
Northwest. 1918; Electric Light
t725. Cold Medal $3.50. Top Notch.
tA4g. CeHtonniaia best, fL75. Gold
drop. tAgs. Patent Excellent, tA7s;
Novelty A. t4.2b.
Cereals.
Whole wheat. zoe. per bale. 1910;
whole wheat flour per Dbl. y4s5gi
graham. bbi. 1870; per bale, tz.zBi
bbl. 81. rye flour, per Dbl. tb.oo'
rye meal, per bale. $3.50. buokHheat.
per bbl. 81; buckwheat. per bale.
1915. corn meal. los. per bale. t2.fe;
per bbi. 1915 white corn meal.
COS. 81. per bale. tz.2o. rolled oats.
bbl. s. c. Co. f5.7s: wheat flakes.
boz rs Tbs. 1870. farina. per Dbl.
$3.50: farina. io-ib sacks. per bale.
So. hominy, large. per Dbl. tf-70:
Heif-ralsing buckwheat, 3ehs. case.
s57g; pearl barley. 2s-Ib boxes.
1850; pearl barley. l00-lb sacks. -;
split peas. t4.s0QtB.0o: popcorn. per
cwt. tg.00. cracked wheat. per bale.
ss.0o.
Honey.
California strained, per ID. SCI
California sage. per ID. lie. honey.
extract. per NJ, 7Mshc: Oregon
grape cream. i0-case lots. sasei
honey. Yakima. i2Mc.
Feed.
Oats. per ton. $685.; bran. per
ton. fzf0sz: barley. rolled. per ton.
s2s5Oa1T. feed wheat. per ton. $50
q 80: dairy chop feed. per ton. tz2:
oil neal per ton. $40. best chop.
t279zs: whole corn. ton tz7: shorts.
per ton, ga.
Hay.
Eastern Washington timothy.
1890. alfalfa. sIa00: wheat hay.
tff. Eastern Washington, doubls
compressed. 1870; Puget Sound
hoy, ft04fI-
Poultry Food
Oyster shells. zoos. ton. t22s clam
shells. 10os. $40; bone meal. i00A
s52. graduated bones. zoos. 90. On
ass and SOS 81 per ton higher.
Grain and Grass Seed.
Red clover. prime. ewt. ti1.00i
aisike. choice. tf7. white clover. $40
rzg. timothy. per cwt. se.e9l
orchard grass $500: red top. $40
10. English rye grass. IS; Italian rye
grass. IS: bronze grass. 1iz. tan
meadow cat grass. Sit. Kentucky
blue grass. st29is; pasture mixture
uplands. ti0a12
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-17

Ing then by steamer 10 this port.
Seattle has every convenience for
such a meeting. Her vital interest
in the trade % the Orient makes her
peculiarly fitted for such a purpose,
should the congress como here,
Seattle would attain world Wide
publicity In a week.
when the proposition wau breach
cd Saturday morning 20 Secretary
Melkle OF the chamber OF commerce.
he Was taken off his feet Tor an tn+
slant. but when hs recovered he
readily admitted that the plan wHa
a good one II Il could be accom-
pliahea.
zone Of saattte's most Important
advantages IN that respect he said.
la her delightfully."- cool rummef
weather Al the time the congress-
would assemble this city would 10
enjoying her unaurpanaahie summer,
while nearly every ether city in tha
country would be Hwelterlng IN the
heat"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-17
CHURCHES

First Unitarian. seventh and Pike
REV. w. u simon8s. minister.
Services az II a. m. Subject. Ne
mortal Address In Appreciation %
the Life and Work Of Henry Martyr
slmmons Sunday school and adult
class At 10 a. m
first Presbyterian--ftev NJ A.
Matthew'S Sermon for II a. m.
''The Gospel Of Blood" Sermon a.
3 y. m. The Unprotected Third
Person."
Trinity Parish. Eighth and James
Rev. II. II. Gowen. rector. ssrv-
Ices At tao a. m. n a. m. Tao p.
m. Sunday school at s!30 q. m.
Morning subject. Tho Image Of
Cod" evening subject. The True
God and IDOLS"
First Free Methodist. corner Pine
and Terry--Rsv. 9. l. Mckinley.
pastor. sunday school AZ 10 a. m.
Preaching at II n. m. Class meeting
at ~ m.
North Baptist. corner Third and
Cedar-Rev. George Robert Cairns.
pastor Subjects. II a. M The
Two Yokes." . .. m. "Our lawyer"
Sunday school at s;4s a. m. Young
Peoples service At .. m. High
land Mission Sunday school. Queen
Anne hill. At s;a0 p. m. Annual
Sunday school picnic NJ Woodland
park Tuesday. June 20.
Emmanuel Lutheran. corner olive
and Miuor--Rev. VI. A. Stub. pastor.
Norwegian services at II n. m. with
preaching by Rev. o. J. Preus Of
Tacoma. English services nj p. m.
with preaching by II. r. Olsen. sun
dag school at 10 n. m. Fremont La
dies AID Society meets wednesday
with Mrs T. Carlson. s729 Dens-
more.
Fremont Swedish NJ. E.-servicea
nj 10 s5 n. m. ana p. m. Sunday
school az BIAS a. m. Junior League
at y. IN. Epworth League at T:sO
. m.
Peoples church. Christenaen'a
hall, Arcade--Hev. Herbert stnulsy.
pastor. Services at II a. m. saun-
ders orchestra OF IS pieces will play
sacred selections. The following se-
icctious will be rendered at the sun
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-17
COVE NTi0N WILL
help SEATTLE

Ross c. Cline. Pacific coast pas
eenger agent OF the Wabash rail-
road. with headquarters at Los
Angeles, was recently In the
city. Mr. Cline Is one OF the com
mittee appointed to entertain the
American Association Of Travelling
Passenger Agents az Portland this
summer. In regard 10 their visit and
what effect Il will have on the Pa
cific coast. Mr.. cline said;
About 400 travelling agents viii
visit the coast this summer. Zach
one OF these agents represents 100
or 200 towns along his respective
line The travelling agent. because
OF his tour OF inspection. can see the
fine chances that exist on the Pa
cific coast. Then he can describe
them to his customers, and that
means immigration 60 this section.
Two years ago when the oonven-
ton was hel@ ct Los Angeles. the
entire population OF that city turned
out to welcome the railroad men and
Los Angeles certainly prospered by
So
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-17

TITS my fault, intorfered IN
their quarrel. but l won't give the
boys away" stated Harvey Bohn In
an interview at tho waysldo Elmer
goney hospital Saturday morninE
several hours after he had been
hroueat there 10 he paalce. ser
fcrlnE from lGerati0os about tee
head aad VIE a eass ceask ~ fhssb
missing frofe Dis left Geek.
fatrollDsa s.Asoe ase Bradford
we're startiod sy ne@@a OF
short quick hlsaa fruai a police
whistle 10 tln taDes~io.s slatrict
shortly before 8 o'clock Saturday
morning A bartens.s. exeltedly
waving hts arms 10 attSet their
attention, brought thes 20 tho
scene Of tho trouble. breaking into
the place. they caught a glimpse OF
a man escaping from a rear en-
trance. On the floor thNE dlacov-
cred Bohn welterluE tn his own
blood. bending over him. Ia a
maadiin condition, 10 they say. was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-17
The MARKETS

Western avenue on Saturday
morning was busy Strawberries
we're arriving a little more freely.
and the retail dealers were hot after
all they could get. All green yege-
tables on the row Saturday morning
we're selling as fast as they could be
gotten into wagons. Apricots drop
ped 10 rs centa Strawberries are
selling at s. and - per crate. Head
lettuce n selling at 20 cents a dozen.
Chickens are coming In rapidly and
selling as Lively as they are coming
IN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-17
Why Not Seattle for
the Peace POw-WOw?

Why should not Seattle be select
"a as the place where the peace con-
grcss that will Try 20 settle the
Ruaao-Japaness war should mset9
This IL what several local business
men. alive 90 the possibilities OF the
situation. would like 20 know. They
believe that more arguments can be
adduced Ter holdinR the congress
here than In some ancient summer
resort on tho coast OF Massachusetts,.
as now planned.
In the first place. Seattle L. prob
ably the most fayofably situated
city In the world for such meeting.
She Il the American gateway TO
Jaran and the Orient The Japan
ESQ rleaipotoutiariea would be able
70 set here quickly over The NIppan
Yusan KAiahA line. OF which Seattle
e. tha western terminal.
The Russian officials could make
a fast trip by taking the TranH-Sl
berian railroad 70 NiadlTostak. COM
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-17
iSiSH Will BE THE RE

The Irish VIII be theFei
on next Tuesday evening. June
20. the sons Of the Emerald isle
and the daughters. tooa-and those
who are IN sympathy with Ireland
only through their fOrbears hav.
ing trod Irish sod. viii gather at
christensen'B ball 70 witness the
ceremonies accompanying the pre-
sentatlon 10 the Hibornian Knights
Of the new 500 silk flag by Mrs.
Thomas clsary. There viii be an
entertainment and ball. too. and
every loyal Irishman ia town IL ex-
pectsd 20 be there. The doinRs viii
be on promptly at $40.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-17
WEST SEATTLE WINS
TO own WATER K0RKS

West Seattle Ia 60 have lis own
municipal waterworka.
This IL TIT opinion Of 200 enthus
sihHtio roaidenta OF the city who
gathered IA mass meeting Friday
night 10 discuss municipal Improves
mentA.
The city council WINS regulated 10
employ an engineer 10 ascertain the
probable cost OF plant and the
water supplies
A proposition that the city buy
out the present water company
was voted down.
A resolution was passed that an
extension OF the street car lines Ia
necessary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-17

day morning services Organ vol
untarys overture. orchestra: hymn.
sAll Hall the Power Of Jesus Nause. e.
offertory. selection by orchestra
hymn. Nearer My God to Thee =
theme % sermon. a Twentieth Cen
fury Church" by pastor.
Poster station Song and preach
ing service In Fosters hail every
Sunday cveulng at 7 20. conducted
BY W. o. Hardin. Subject June IA.
sour bible. It's Value 20 US"
Services az Olive Branch Mission,
aiih Second south. at p. m. aud
100 D. IN.
Seattle Spiritual Association.
Knights OF Pythlaa hall. First near
Pike. Lecture and tests AZ II a. IN,
BY Mrs. Pumeroy. lecture. subject
Man as q Thinker and What Hia
Thoughts Create" by May Il. stew
cnson Of Stockholm. sweden; al
2,30 .. m. inspirstionai lecture b.
Mrs. Bosley and platform tests BY.
Mrs. Sweeney n $50 .. m. Sunday
June rs.
Holy Trinity Eleventh.
and East Olive. VI. A. W. Yung.
pastor. Sunday school at Gas a. m. 7
morning service at II n m. Luther
League at T. p. m: yesper SERVED
at .. m.
Westminster Presbyterian Church.
broadway and Columbia Rev. }.
NJ. Wilson. pastor. Subject. "Thd
Chief Purpose OF Gods II Yours7''
Evening sermon 10 Christian en-
deavor young people. How Young
Man May he n Present-day Knight
OF Chivalry."
First baptist church. Fourth near
James Rev. Frank A. Heath, pas
tor. Subject for II a. m. The
Prophet OF Today" At p. m.
Does Your Anchor HoidT'' Bap-
tism after evening sermon.
Preaching At Christian Tabernacle
at Green Lake by Rev, J. W. Kelsey
at II n. m. Subject 'aThe Old Faith
Restatad."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-17

pohlts the Masonic Temple goes 60
a firm Of foreign and local capital
lists ON n gg-year tense. A five story
office building will BIO CONSTRUCTED.
-- o.
Flag day was celebrated cnthua-
instieally and the mayor issued n
request Tor all owning flags 10 Sis-
play The national coiora.
Elovsn South Minneapolis SAIGON
keepers were arrested for ke~plng
places open on Sunday aud decided
10 fight law. They kept open fol-
lowins Sunday and no arrests fol-
lowed.
". H. Bothern and Julia Asrlowe
are At the Metropolitan.
Tho Lyeeum theater has opened
It's all summer season.
Minneapolis and st. Paul are CO.
operating In the present state cen
aus as never before. Already Di-
rector A. A. ID. Hahn. Of Hennepin
county. has sent over 900 names Of
st. Paul people working here 10 Di-
rector Fcnton g. Warner. Of Ram
sey county. aud the 81. Paul man
has reetprocated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-17
ECHO or BIG
BANK STEAL

MILWAUKEE,. June fT.--The Bige-
loW defaieation. II Is declared by the
city tar commissioner. wiped out the
entire undivided profits OF $500. 900
OF the First National bank together
with a surplus OF a half million.
two-thlrds OF the capital stock. The
bank examiner ordered the bank to
mark of It's books the s2.100. 600,
leaving only 1856. 600 resources.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-17

Captain o.nren. who was seri-
ousiy injured while on the steamer
Olympia. Is getting better rapidly
aud Ia \ few more weeks u ia
thought be can take the bridge
again.
John Marcus Davis. supcrintend-
ent OF the Ainot division Of the
Great Northern. has been appoint
ed assistant general superintendent
OF the system with a jurisdiction of
over 1000 miles
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-17

Tho Sons Of Zion" will give an
entertainment aud dance Sunday
evening IT the Den Har hall. Ninth
aud YaaisF. "A exceiisut program
has been arranged. Tho music viii
be furnished By one Of the leading
urrhostraa Of the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-17
Roman Catholic Meetings.

81 Mary's Parlgh-Rev. w. ].
Metz Early mass and sermon
(ehildren's mass at $50 a. m }. Sun
day school at $3.50 a m. and gao
p. m. High mass and sermon al
1880 a. m. instruction and benedic-
tion at $3.50 D. m.
Cathedral Chapel. Terry avenue.
Masses At 600 n. m. 1880 A. m. $3.50
n. m. and 1890 n. m. evening eery-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-17

The annual nesting OF the North
Pacific Coast Jobberx and Manufae-
turers' association win be held at
Portland. Saturday. Several OF the
ieadlnx firms OF this city will be
represented.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-17

4 PORTLAND, Ore. June II. 4
4 Uncle Sam does not shake 4
4 hands with himself This was 4
4 tho reason given by Captain 4
4 Moore OF the cruiser Chicago :
4 for not returning the salute
= OF i3-guna given the ship on ita 4
4 entrance By the revenue cutter 4
4 Hugh McCull0ch. 4
= The cruisers Chicago and I
4 Boston arrived yesterday and 4
= are lying ln the stream where 4
= they may be visited by expoai- 4
= ton Euoata Last night they I
= were Joined by the torpedo de-
4 siroysr Perry, from Pugs 4
= sound. 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-17

PORTLAND. June 1.-THE ami
vsraary Of the battle OF Bunker I'M
was COMMUNICATED today by the
dedication of beautiful adlfice
erected BY the state of Maasaehus-
etts at the exposition IN the pres
sncs % an nsssfnblaFa Of distin-
Rulahed persons from all parts OF
the United states. including o large
~srrtv Of Massachusetts people.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-17

s-.-ss.l..5.N6e NANGAlN
6,5aH1 tn me Nsefl nm, LIZ
ptfi "a .tsta 10 cultivation. win
uaalef - .u. ftam house. inr Hatn
n autlaN dmgz. HHtiuH WV
taa ''f at,r u.aer fouH vgH 'la
flfsu p -. ana NuasNs thitts lsH
BEE" II kada % arm tmptsMs V n
tua eft r4fr.fs enid five HefV8
lnisne ..f atta thia phase viii HlNs
~ bay fgfn ~ ST eHa o war tlsalt
y1H h.Tf an heur ridF tHnn
.iit aaa aa can have tels h.',.t
tas lshI slStca shga
sasvas 3r9 III = the bt& bus in
~ tsH laVtr valley to-day easy
s'tAvReNCE esh ~ Ave. u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-17
MINNEApof.fs.

Minneapolis II 10 have a new
half million dollar office building.
A deal has been practically com
pleted through the d. p. Jones and
Davis company. whereby the big
corner At HennipIn and Sixth. OPP
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-17
Special Rate.

To Lewis and Clark Exposition.
only $500 for the round trip. Spo.
clai y. = train leaves Seattle Es31
a. m. Friday morning. June ath.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-17

Almond G. wardell. a son OF Max
Wa4deli, a local attorney. died at
the homo OF his parents. Friday. ut
$ O'Clock. The cause Of death was
mef,,,c gitis. The body was taken to
tho crsm,..or at Portland Saturday
morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-17

Washington and Oregon will be
represented AZ the nesting OF the
state organizations % wholesale
grocery firms. 10 be bold At Mtiwau-
kes. June ~ and -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-17

Special Meetings
Tho Thooaophlcai Society. Beaisto
Lodge Ills Third avenue. Sunday
3 D. m. lecture. Cause and Effect. I"
by Carl } Smith.
Queen City Philosophical Society
In America Pioneer block. A. o. u.
W. hall Public study class al Z
D. m. "rhs Secret Doctrine" Lee
ture 8 D. M. subject Divine
Thought aud Desire" by G. ]. Clark
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-17

Ice at $3.50 a. m.
Sacred Heart Churchr-Rey. Geo
A. HID. At 600 n m. and 500
a. m. low mass q 30 D. M, Ycnpera,
sermon and benedicti0n.
Church OF the Immaculate Con
eeptlon Rev. A. Aweere. AZ 1880
and $3.50 q. M. low mass 1870
a m. high mass and sermon. 1880
n. m. rosary and bsnedleti0n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-17
TELEGRAPH BRIEFS

BLAIR. Ncb., June 1.-THE
worral Grain company. OF Omaha.
this morning filed suit against the
Nebraska Grain Dealers AasociA-
tion. asking ti2s.e00 damages. al
leTiuK that the association ia @
trust. There are 80 grain farms In
the association.
BOSTON. June 1.-THE annivers-
AIRY Of the Battle OF Bunker i'm
was today celebrated By a suspen-
sion of business and q military dis-
play at ChAriesiown There wsFe
other festivities.
WARRINGTON, June i7.-secre-
tary OF War Taft today denied the
story that he was 90 succeed Chief
Der OF The Hague tribunal Fuller
recently told a friend that be hAa
no intention Of rezigning.
TOMBSTONE CITY. III. June II.
Forty buildings In the business
aeetioa wsra destroyed by fire early
this morning. The loss Is a quarter
of million.
LONDON. June IA dispatch
from Copenhagen states u is learn
"a on reliable authority that n the
Swedish riksdaR agrees 20 the dis
solution Of Sweden and Norway.
King Oscar viii be perfectly willing
10 designate the prince OF the house
OF Befnadotts as the king OF Nor
way.
FORT MONROE. June t7.-At
dawn this morning four torpedo boat
des,royern and three converted
yachts made an attack on the fort.
All were theoretically sunk and re-
turned 90 the fleet. The strategy In
VOWED In the maneuver II not ap-
parent. as the little vessels were no
match for the siege guns Of the fort.