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NOTES OF THE STAGE.
Mss Ring Sings for Charity-Miss
BINGHAM to Star Husband.

Miss Blanche Ring, leading woman III II
Happened in NordIand." brought Sal 30 into
the pockets Of old woman who makes her
living playing violin or the streets Of the city.
on Monday night Miss Ring was returning
after her performance to Roekaway The
woman took position near her the boat
and began 10 sing. She sang Believe Me IF
All Those Endearing Young Charms" but her
voice was so feeble that several Of the passen-
gers ridicued the woman and told her to stop
singing Miss Ring went to her, and told her to
continue 10 play. The actress began to sing
the piece, and a large crowd gathered
about her. When the song ended there was ap-
plause and Miss King sang several other
pieces. At the end collection was taken up
and given to the woman
Miss Amelia Bingham leading woman OF
Proctors Stock Company, announced yesterday
that she will star her husband, Lloyd Bingham
IN an Irish play this season. The play is en-
titled The Nightingale" 1t will open in Pitts
burg on October IS next. The play Is built
along the lines of those of Chauncey Olcott anu
Andrew Mack
The shuberts yesterday announced the post
7,onenneut of two of the openings scheduled for
their New-York houses. Margaret Anghn Will
give the first performance of 'Zira' at the
p-incess Theatre on September %. instead of
Santeu1ber IS The casino will not be ready for
opening on September Is. and the opening OF
THE Earl and the Girl at that house Will not
take place until early IN OCLopeI-
Arnold Days company, in Candida" at the
Carrick Theatre, next Monday night, will open
what is practically new playhouse The in
terror of the theatre has not only been redeco-
rated but also changed structurauy AS MT
Da1v will be at the Garrick the entire season.
Senator REYNOLDS the owner, had several OF
4ba acto-'s ideas embodied in the reconstruction
NJ A Iuescher for two years manager OF the
Av,-Au,sterdan Theatre for Klaw & Erlanger
Yesterday became a member Of the executive
s+ae IF r F Proctor. His headquarters will be
ar the FIFTH Avenue Theatre, and he Will NAYS
oborga of that house and of the company there
Miss Lillian BIauvelt, the singer. arrived IN
Eav-Yorl Yesterday from Bar Harbor and will
begir rehearsals in a few days. Miss Blauvelt
rres IN the Maine Central train which was
raoua5 vest of Worcester, Mass. but was not
injured
Il Domino Rouge. the masked dancer VINO
os Of Wfstar,a Grove, sailed yesterday on the
1-oise- Wilhelm der Crosse for Paris After six
-, ,+ paris and about the same time in
Sriin and vienna she will return here to make
- ~ the large cities In vaudeville
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Rev stephen Merritt, the world wide known un-
dertnker: only place Of business sth-sve
at; largest in the world Tel. ia and 12S Chelsea
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Grand baliAs-
Forecast for Special LOcalities.-For Eastern
a. IcrSe,- Delaware The District ~ Coli

oe,c.aI Record.-The following Official record
~ - weather Bureau shows the changes in the tenn
from ,- the last twenty-four hours in comparison
- ~. corresponding date Of last year:
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SULTAN AS PRESS CENSOR

Nowhere is the censorship OF the press more
than at Constantinople. Not OF the local
newspapers, native foreign, has been permitted
to make any reference to the recent attempt on
the life of the Sultan. The latter will not
allow the words anarchist socialist" to be
used in any STEAMBOAT newspaper. The words pest"
plague and cholera" equally barred. the
people succurnbing TO of these maladies being
invariably described having fallen victims to
IAN unknown disease
Another rule insisted upon by the Sultan Is that
as the press is concerned every royal per
sonage or monarchs death should be described
having been due to natural causes Thus when
King Humbert assassinated, the tragedy
described follows: The King sank back dying
his carriage while acknowledging the enthusiastic
and loyal salutations Of his subjects" No mention
made of the cause ofais death. And when
the late Shah killed by a fanatic Babist. the
STEAMBOAT press recorded this event follows:
Toward the Shah felt himself somewhat in
disposed In the evening his corpse was brought
back to the city"
When the fact is recalled that with the solitary
exception OF the late ex-Sultan Murad, every
of Abdul Hands predecessors on the throne have
died violent death. the for these peculiar
press laws instituted by the Padshah Will be ap-
preciated
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island of Of the lochs OF the Inverness-shre
estate OF the late Lord Lovat which together with
the house, he had placed at their disposal Their
sister died only a few years ago. Edinburg,
in convent where she was known as Mother Ig-
natius.
Recently young man has turned up in London
who claims 10 be the grandson Of one of the counts
who has assumed their name. and who bears a
most striking resemblance to their pictures. His
case is now being investigated by the police. who
do not quite know whether they have to deal with
4 fraud or with real descendant OF the Counts
Of Albanie. Until he has followed the humble
occupation OF a shepherd in Scotland.
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NJ. A. Luescher for two years manager Of the
av,Arnsterdaul Theatre for Klaw & Erlanger,
Yesterday became member Of the executive
etafr of r F. Proctor. His headquarters VIII De
az the FIFTH Avenue Theatre and he Will haV1
charge of that house ana OF the company lIe'e'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-06

ABBOTT-On Monday September = 1905, at hts resi-
dence in Brooklyn, Charles Francis Abbott, beloved
husband Jessie Lavarelle Abbott and son OF Rob
ert ard Eliza Abbott the 3eth year Of his age
Funeral on Wednesday from the Atlantic
Avenue Chapel. Atlantic, corner OF Grand-ave,
prookIyu. Please
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Lone SHOTS SWIM
HOME IN SEA or MUD

Funnyslde. 7. Sullivan up. won the
Van De Vantcr handicap al The
Meadows Tuesday r0mplng home an
easy winner over the field. From
the gateway the horse showed up
her field and at no time ~as she Ia
any danger. ofonta came IN see
ahd. driving hard. and Toeolae sfiop=
ped under the string in thira place.
II was Ladies' day Tuesday and
the fair ones turned out IN fun
force 20 witness the bangtalis seoat
around tho skating pond. The track
resembled pond % some sort or
other, FOR tho rain just about flood
ed the whole arena. A. result the
sllats with tho best mud duck quail
tiles came home with the money
The booklea Tuesday handed out
the dope" like a country landlord
going broke. ~ was a regular lynch
ing party until the crowd began 70
howl and make bets between them-
selves The bookiea then opened up
"A little and posibetters had an even
chance IN the proposition The bal
ance or the races were interesting.
Following IL "a short summary Of the
days events
FIRST race. four furlonRa. selling
neliona first EYphon Girl second.
klahrook third Time. ;5th. Tui-
leit up on winner.
Second race. five furlonHas Cam
eiotta first. nireful second. Etimy
third. Time. ietA. Enoa up On
winner.
Thlfd race. five furionFn. selling
EAueats first. Aimoner second. Dor
ice third. Time. otA. Orwell up
on winner
Fourth race. sin furionGa Van de
Yantar Handicap Fannysids first,
oronts second. Tocolas thifd. Time,
ftsA. r. sullivan up on winner.
FIfth race. five and a half fur
longs Cerro santa first fntsriuds
second. sue Christian third. Time
Ii0@. Herbert up on winner,
sixth race. one miisi Cansto first
Haven Hun second. Mountsbanh
third Time. istsH. Herbert up on
winner.
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JAPS WILL
PLAY VARSITY

Friday and Saturday afternoon
the Ynaeda university baseball
team, Of Toxic. Japan. VIII line up
against tho University Of washing
ton az Recreation park The Japan
csc aggregation viii arrive in Seat
tie on Thursday.
II Will be the event Of the baseball
year for the students AZ the univer-
aity, as these games viii be the only
intercollegiate baseball games play
ed by ths local varsity team this
season. A brass band has been en-
gagged for the occasion. which viii
accompany the team on It's ride
through the city prior 10 the game.
The tour OF the japanese 80 far
has been one OF tbs most successful
OF any made by a baseball team.
On every hand the little brown men
wers received with the greatest cor
dlaiity. Al the University OF Cali
fornia game the crowd which at
tended was the largest IN ntha his
tory Of the university. ESQ Abe.
manager OF the team. and all OF the
players are regular students at
Wase1a. The team Will leave Seat
tie for the Orient June 10. Game
viii be called Friday at s.ss and on
Saturday - N O'Clock.
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HAS A HuNCH

Another scheme which Secretary
A. I. Jenkins. Of the Western Bowl
ing league has figured cut % help
the game n nos being considered
81 the various organizations IN the
country.
Jenkins scheme Il 20 have the
bowierA % tho country divided Into
three jurisdictions this will
likely take place. since the double
split in the American Bowling Con-
Eneas-~the parent organization.
Since thu bowicrs Of the coast
broke away from the A. u. G. during
the Milwaukee tournament last Feb
ruaFg. the bowiera ~ the eastern
states have also planned 70 break
away and organize an Eastern In
tsfHtats lsagua.
This win result IN the holding o.
three distinct interstate. instead Of
one national tournaments
Jenkins r. trying 70 effect an
agreement BY which the champion
ship teams. AZ decided BY the dif-
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at Of Athletic TaeA Chatter About the Dog Fields of Recreation

fafent tournaments. viii get togeth-
ar and hold a worlds championship
tournament Il
Tho main argument ~ favor Of
such a plan IL is economy. II VIII
naesaaitate only . few teams max
lag long trips. instead Of several
hundred teams. aa bowling eondi-
tons NJ present require.
Jenkins holds several individual
NwlinR records and N one OF the
moat enthusiastic. promoters Of the
game on the coast
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GET BUSY HERE'S
The BIG COUPON
THE BEST OFFER YET MADE THE STARS WORLDS FAIR
CONTEST APPEARS IN THIS ISSUE
Tho TEN THOUSAND VOTE

Tho TEN THOUSAND VOTE
coupon appears IN this Issue
Il ls good Tor that number Of
votes for any candidate IN sha school
teachers contest n accompanied by
new subscription 10 Tho Star for
one year. paid IN advance.
This Is positively the best offer
yet made. and positively the best
offer that will DO made during the
remaining weeks OF the contest.
Many Of Tho star carriers and
friends OF the teachers are huatling
for their favorites and have brought
In hundreds 81 subscriptions under
the terms Of previous Offers. but
here IL one that IL bound % make
the finish Of the race more exciting
than Il has been heretofore
We cannot emphasize too strong
~ the necessity OF keeping ever
lastingly Al Il n you want your
favortte teacher 20 have n free trip
to the worlds fair for that Is the
reason Why certain Of the caDdi-
dates have gained good positions H.
the race and kept them Their
friands have worked hard every day
and tie result IL apparent.
In the standing. Wednesday. Mas
Chase. OF WallA Walia. and Miss
Madison. OF a. r. Day. are within
few votes Of each other IN the
fight for frat place Miss Moore. OF
Interplay. moved UP several points.
while Miss Wiley. Of Ballard. Miss
Banta. IL Seattle high. and Miss
Bacon. of Beacon i'm. received
strong support. Miss Banta passing
Miss Wiley. Miss Jones'. OF Foster
school. who entered Tuesday. moved
up one point
The total vote 10 date ID ba7.slz.
Tho vote wednesday was 30.ss0.
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MEIER
CHAMPIONSHIP
TOURNAMENT TO-DAY
FARLEY.

LONDON. June THE British
open golf championshlp began aus
pieiousiy on the Sc Andrews links
today In the presence Of asvefess Of
the game from an parts q the nfit-
ish ialea The psesenes Of willie
Anderson. open Champion 81 the
United States. ana Alex Smith. for
mcr holder % the Pacific cesat and
Western championship. has result.
en- IN a kr~ncr Interest being taken
In the tournament this year than
ever before.
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Rusty Hall in his attempts to get
together baseball team for this
season has borne a very striking re-
semblance TO the proveFhial chicken
with IT'S head gmnotined. Rusty
has made some .ood guesaes anu
also some others which would De
ltkaned unto an egg aged IS years,
But then whyfore and where can
he be held up for harsh criticism
All men make errors and II might
be stated with decorum that Rusty
Is not above going wronk which he
certainly has during the past lew
weekR
one OF tho things which the Sc
attic fan cannot understand Il, how
the Siwashes are ever goinE TO get
n team which will play together
when al this late day there Is no
such a thing as 4 picked Seattle
team.
since Russ Han fired johnnie
Burns and Miller there Is the new
material 10 be broken In. Not that
the men which he has chosen are
''rreenlcs' but they are merely new
In the way Of the Seattle bunch and
zen take long time TO break them
in
The release OF Dusty Miller, had
n come right time shouia have been
announced ''just a few" weeks ago.
and long before Aflstah Burns was
given permission 10 travel where
he pleased. Burns IL travelling
along a. the same rate with Everett
as he finished up with the siwashes,
and there Ia not q fan in the cisy
but whom would like To see him
get along and recelve all that Is
coming 10 a fielder OF his ability.
There IL a good chance that the
present week will erd much 70 the
financial bstterment Of 1t least
three OF the clubs. according TO the
present outlook there should be
some tall fighting going on IN the
games played by Portland. san
Francisco and Oakland. All three
OF these teams start Off neN series
with the same percentage. and II
past experience counts for anything
taers will be some lovely scraprlng
when the lord and master Of the
diamond hands out decislon to the
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FOUR YEARS WITHOUT AN
ERROR.

Robinson. the first baseman for
the Fordham college baseball team.
has entered into an agreement 20
play with the Brooklyn team NEXT
year. Robinson has a remarkable
record during his term in college.
For four years he has played with
out an error, which IS perhaps the
longest time a player aas ever been
able to play ball without making
some sort Of mistake.
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SULLIVAN TO fIoHr sRTr

BALTIMORE. Iune I. - KID
sullivan may fight Jimmy britt
The Hayes Athletic club. Of San
Francisco. offered Sullivan the
match Tuesday. Britt has agraed
10 fight Sullivan and Hereford the
Iaitsra manager. has wirea the
Hayes club for lermA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-07

GOchnaur. the first shortstop Of
the Seals. has a bat sent him By
Larry Laioie. the king 81 bstamen
and manager OF the Cleveland team
Of the American league II will be
remembered that AZ one time
'Goch" played on Iarry'a team and
the two were great pals LAiole.
hearing that his old friend was not
batting well this season. sent him
one OF bis own bats already sub
iected 10 several treatments OF the
LaJole batting fluid The first
week after receiving the stick his
average was 222 and the next week
Il was 2Ss. Tuesday he used the
bat but did not make a hit.
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with Jack O'Ncii % this city AZ the
National Athlete club Tuesday
night. In which the Western man
had much tho better Of hla opp1aent.
II wns a good. fast fight from Aart
20 finish. In the latter half Of the
nth and sixth rounds the Ptllanel.
phia man held on to avoid punish.
mauf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-07

II the Seattle public continues 10
keep up the reputation for helng ~
when the good thing proposition
ia on the slab therc'il be \ bunch
90 rich "hookiesF around thlA part
OF the country In a few years TO
coma IL doesn't matter 10 the Sc
attic sportsman WHISTLER be gets \
run for his money when Il Genes
% planking up the dough on some
bangtail AZ The MeadoNA or
whether he gcta q ghost OF = chance
for hts "mazuma." or not. thai IL.
Judging from the SAY he Eues Al IL
Out there al the skating pond
where the b4ngtAlls seoot around
tho race track every day. the good
thing hands out his cola like =
good little feilow on some heavily
played skate aud then leans over
the rail and calls himwaelf a game
loser when some "steen-to=one-
shot paddles home with the bunch
behind him.
However. thers are a few that are
getting "Soiomonitod| and are beat
Ing the bookica BY Watching the
other fellow pay the freight Thafll
be all right Tor this year. but the
time win come. II things continue A.
they are AZ the present d4y. When
the race meet Al Ths Meadows viii
develop into a huge joke. OF course
there IL the person termed the
sucker which. Il y said. Il born
every minute. but there is n chance
that 1T" will be born somewhere
else but around this locality. Go to
Il Mlstah Bookia
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wAsEDA DEFEATED

EuGENE. Ore. June She
University 81 Oregon yesterday de-
fsafsd the baseball team from Wa
scaA university. Japan By a score Of
J to 0.
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Four Train. palIx

between Seattle and Portland. eou.
mencing June ith. Leaves ssatsl.
g 40 and II rs a. m. $50 and 10 "a
.. m. Train leaving AZ f:3e IL ne.
train. se
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A Dollar show for Ten Cents
This Array 0f Cieveru@H~--- Mr.. and
Mr. julie Walter & "a IN \ semi
Oriental COMEDY. ~Fatima Lee
Worisy. the De Muths. stanfieid.
Krrera. Nellie Germ. illustrated
song The Biograph-
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The Northern Pacific VIII ssu r..
daeed rate tickets on Juns 18th ana
18th. Call al ". =. City Office "a,
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between Seattle and Portland. CON-
mencinE June tth. Leaves Seattle
{ te and tl;ib a. m. $50 and 10 %
p m Train leaving al t.se IL new
train. s.s
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nlek wILLIAMs sHuT " oUT

OAKLAND. June mick VIII
iams ahut the Commuters out IN
the game hero Tuesday. Oakland
could not find hlE twisters ~ any
stage Of the game Schmidt was hit
hard during the fore part Of the
fraeas.
Oakland ooOooOoo0-o 3 )
Friaco. 2i00O 90 - 9 2
batteries Schmidt and Byrnsn.
Williams and Wilson. Umpire,
Davia
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NELSON WHIPS o'NEIL

PHILADELPHIA. Iuns Dat
Ting Nelson fought six rounds
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Somebody said once upon a time
that no news was good news"
That may DO all right in some
things but Il don't go In baseball
any moro than a plugged nickle
will satisfy a Seattle street car eon-
dnot0r,
No news some OF tho time Is all
we'll enough. but when the inter
walls are stretched out unto weeks
II looks as II somebody was hiking
along a backward road. OF late We
have failed 60 hear OF any wonder
tai stunts being perpetrated by
Baby kemmsr. Lefty Houtz and
Chimmy Kane. all three Of whom
started of a. II they would al least
do something 10 warrant their be-
lng heard from once In awhile when
away from home.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
~. Louis 2. Cincinnati I.
pittsburH g Philadelphia &
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GOOD BATTING WON

EVERETT. June 7. - Superior
batting enabled Vancouver 70 walk
away with the game Tuesday and
by good fielding the Canpeks also
shut out their opponenia Damann
allowed but thr~a hitA boy la
pitched a good game hut the hits
we're punched and runs came home.
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BELLfSGHAM. June Good Al
around playinE won the came for
BeliinEham here Tuesday b. a score
Of 4 10 = Druhot outpitchee Ca
laaki. allowing the islanders but
threa hits. Downing OF Victoria,
spralned bis ankle 10 the Hecand In.
ming and was replaced by Howlett
score
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PACIFIC NATIONAL LEAGUE
nolae 9. salt Lake d
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HaitnFiea FuTi. NaIHfhI ana =
Hanna. DruhOt and spencer.
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The following 10 the standing of
the candidates 20 date