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Spartanburg journal. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1900-1906, 1906-09-06

tie Browne, Bessie Boyd, Lettie Gal
braith, Mary Fike, f. J. Seldom, AL
ice Jones.
Dean Street CColoredD-R. Nj. Al
eXander, principal; Phillis MouZon.
Ncttie j. lOmar, Josie b. FAINT, Mrs.
X. NJ. Alexander. Jennie II. Nance, T..
+. Allen, Eva Cleveland, Carrie C. ro-
mar, Patrick Foster.
Souta Side School-AIiss c. c. Sim
mons. principal; Missces Lucille Rob
erton. Corric Belle Dawkins. Cath"r-
inc Clarke, Helen Irwin, Sucan War
ing Webb.
Spartanburg journal. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1900-1906, 1906-09-06

Anderson. Miss A. Dunn, Mrs. NJ.
NJ. Thackston: teachers of the blind,
j. +. Swearingen, y. A., Miss S. b.
Bledsoe, Miss NJ. +. White; music
teachers, A. NJ. Ament. Miss f. II.
Duff: teacher of physical culture and
gymnastics, Miss NJ. f.. White; teach
er of drawing and painting, Mrs. G..
partment for the girls. Miss f.. II.
Duff; master of the shoe shop, \.
B. Locklier; foreman of the print
ing office, J. NJ. Frierson; master of
shop for blind boys, Ii. w. Estes;
Spartanburg journal. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1900-1906, 1906-09-06

from the fact that formerly large
cedar tree stood very near the
spring. The place is historical. A
battle was fought here between the
wings and the tories on the 13 Of
July, 1850.
Spartanburg journal. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1900-1906, 1906-09-06

Erected by J. p. Hertzog and Son,
lives near Cedar Springs, and her
brother, Joseph Holmes, were the
first children sent by the state to
Hartford.
The total number of pupils enroll
ed, from 1S49 to 1856, during the
time the school was the individual
enterprise and property of Rev. N.
F. Walker, was 65.
The total number of pupils enroll
ed from 1s49 to 1893 is as follows:
Deaf. :. :. :. :. ..297.
Blind. :. >. :. 13S
Spartanburg journal. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1900-1906, 1906-09-06
THE LOCATION.

The institution is located miles
south of the city of Spartanburg, in
the Piedmont section of the state, in
Spartanburg journal. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1900-1906, 1906-09-06
SUMMARY OF GENERAL STiTIS.
TICS.

Population of city in 1900 1885
Estimated population in 1906 10000
Total number of pupils in
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-12
SID WALKER
A SUICIDE
WELL KNOWN TRANsPoRTA.
TON MAN OF SEATTLE
MAKES SUCCESSFUL AT.
TEMPT ON HIS LIFE AT
NOME.

sId Walker. Tor years chief
uhafnnFer At pief s. attempted g.
commit suicide at Nome BY slash
ins hts throat from ear TO eat.
Wflkor wac found before he bied
f. death. hastily taken ashore and
placed ln the hospital ThiE word
we brought aeuth on the ohio
A. noon today. w v. Robinson
lessee 81 Pier 4. ard former sIu.
nIoyar ~ Walker. received dis
pateh thai BE- had died from the
wounds inflicted
SD WALKER VAS one ~ the best
known men an transportation circles
IN this city Heine - long connect
81 With Pier 5. hs came in touch
Nfth business men and With every
steamship and steamer official
touching e. she dock last October
suffering fFom consumption. he left
for Southern California In hopes %
relief lie returned last spring and
Rft~f staying Ia the city for SOME
weeks shipped on the steamer
Ttith a. freight clerk. While that
steamer WHa 80 Nome he made
the attempt 81 suicide
ST.. Walker VAS married man.
lie vii be buried AZ Nome.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-12
ssIsoLu wEAvERs OFFER AN
AGREEMENT. WHICH rs SIGN
60 aY somg OPERATORS
NO EFFoRr MADE ~ BAL
LARD.

BALLARD. July 1.-THE various
shiaKis mills. with the "a eFilan Of
the Ballard mills. received agree
nenta regarding the Use Of the un-
iSu Label Oh shingles from the shin
sic Viewers international uutan.
The agreement states that in con-
sideratlon ~ being allowed - use
its union label the muiosnefn viii
employ none bat union shingie
weavsfH. when available. and 10
paY the union scale % Wages The
label - NOT to Be ioansa g other
mill men and only 10 Be placed on
shingles Manufactured by union
Neavafa
Ths contract says that the scale
- wages shall nos BE- Increased our.
lna the term e the contract. which
t. e. run uutE January I. 1891. The
International reports that the
agreement has been sigend bys thr
Puget Sound Mills A LumhsrsC'h
~ Dillingham; Weed q Iesfs -
Hnahomizhs kslioKE HhinKis CT. ~
luz Lake. and the Kunz uilii. Il A.
unEiou The international q sa3ao
trying Ia get the mil owners 70
break away from the shiusie asiis~
bureau -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-12
REALTY TRANSFERS

Calhoun. Denny & Ewing report
the following sales. For George
Nelson and a G Ewing. lot 6. block
q g A. Bella addition. 10 II A
rosier. confederation $4,000. Jhts
property Sc Improved with two
stary business house. and was
bought a year ago for $4,000. For
Christian .udewlF. lots ] TO I. block
n i.attass addition. to Mrs A. NJ II
Ellis. for $1,000.
Ayrst a Ayrst report the follow
ing sales: For Theo. Fulton. lot ..
block u. southwest corner OF Pine
snd Twelfth. to Elizabeth Deiehiofi,
sss 0a0. West a Wheeler repre-
rented the purchaser For 4. d
Eahelman. lots 80 a. block 90. sec
ond plat OF West Seattle. 90 Eliza
beth phillips. Tor $3.50. This prop
eriy Il on the corner Of Spruce and
Columbia ste For James Nader
son. lots and 3. block 30, second
mart Of West Seattle. corner OF Co
mmbla and Cedar sta. to Elizabeth.
Tor sl.0so. Lots IS and 10. bloch
a.. fof s Newton 10 Ella Taplan,
consideration 81 .e00
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-12
BLOOD OVER GARBAGE;
FAMH Y NOW IN PRISON
RENEWAL or oLo F1uo re
SUITS N MURDER THEN
MORE SHOOTING AND SIX
PERSONS LAND IN JAIL.

Special Correspondence 90 The
star
EVANSVILLE, ind IulY ia--Aa
the result 1l family frui % soy.
efal Years standing. IN members
vi thH Williams family. of onun.
Vile. Ind hive either aoen eoa
Flcted ln connection with the nun
Ter pi JAS Lgtga. a nolshhor, OF
aru prisoners as a result OF TIE
erIme
The old quarrel between the
WilliamHes aud the aslsha was
famed into "a white heal by tha
throwing OF entbnso into each
others back NutdH The matter
Was taken Into court last March.
sad it waa while returning nom
the hearing that Wesley Williams
and Leigh quHfrelsd
Later the samu etlrinR Wesley
Williams. from the porch Of the
Williams home. shot and killed
Leigh
The parents 81 Wesley Williams
were sentenced Tor lile aH Access
aafleH. because I'D the claim hy the
prosecution that lhay had helped
load she'll With stool balls from
q bicycle and that Iclsh had been
shot with thla ahult They deny
this. and claim that an rxamlna.
ton 90 the b0ax viii show that no
steel bullets we're uNed Ia the
charge that killed. Leigh
Andrew Williams. formerly a
cts fireman 90 Evansville. shot
ihe Knoxville marshal Tie ea
capped a ponitentlhrx sentence be.
cause be Thought the officer vas
the leader 81 a mob that was adj
yanelna ia the house for the PUT.
pose 81 hanging Wesley
Mrs Williams says that her chill
dfen were All woil raised aud that
she ehnnut account fof their Wild
aud reckless tendencies.
None ut them have ever gone
% Sunday school She said. and
they have shown az disposition 10
read or 90 study
nuiit np rs the hope of 4 new
trial and prasperta 81 ultimate ac
uaitial Mrs Williams 81 alfeadY
planning 60 secure the release ~
the tao younger Williams boys
from the state reform school.
where thew we're arnt Immediately
altar the tragedy
4 Nant % make a ncw start.
she declared and Will mske good
amd las abiding eilis0na out u
sAIvin and Simon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-12
JOHN IS
DISCHARGED

chief Of Police WSopenstain was
sustained IN bis action Ia dlschnfg
inR Long John Kelly from the
police force b. the findings of the
civil service commission In the cahc
" hich wore flied with the secretary
uf the commission this morning
and transmitted 10 the chief Of p0-
lice and The mayor
Kelly VAS discharged from tho
force for drunkenness ana iHeffl.
cheney and upon his appeal the case
was Investigated bY the commission
IN a henHns begun Monday night 81
fast Weeh ami concluded last Mon
day night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-12
PLANS MAY BE DELAYED.

city Engineer Thompson's plans
for the proposed new municipal
street railway system may not be
ready for presentation 90 the city
council next Monday nlEhi a. has
been planned By him There Il
stiil = great deal Of work 10 be
done before the plans are ready
for presentation and II time can
BE found for Il they VIII be ready
BY Monday night But in the rush
81 other work 10 II probable that
this win be found impossible.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-12
KYLE GOES VITA c, NJ. a ST. p,

George A. KYLE. engineer Of sur.
veys Of the Alaska Central Railway.
has resigned TO accept a similar pO.
sitlon with the Chicago. Milwaukee
a 81 Paul railroad Mr Kyle will
De connected with the Seattle OF.
flee He made the preliminary 10.
cation Of the Alaska Central from
Seward ia Fairbanks on the Tanana
aud settled many difficult and in
lrlrate problems for that railroad.
His successor has not been ap'
pointed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-12
LABOR SAYS THERE
IS DANGER IN ROAD

Il lad 10 Huat uIid hsfursn hise watrf
insrt AVS the fishi "a say So siatlaHa
aH aus kFad af character 81 Hviaa aatfielH
II aHA lsfeana Hl aaiWsis shtaia he ~
iaar1 ra zee aat.tHtHit
"Nem foamittte be- Ht me rHinfen ttst
ua tfIdFaa sfa Hr#HfsHf tut eHHHlA ua ns
feHnd is o. HiatskrH M thit fFalset We
uaua recommend tfsai tna4 he aanhis
taak tfiaats HaiH us tHa Hnsf fnprafVt
plan fnaa sanitary point = view
her e paiuHiutaa taaf iha etu esaia af
health thauia - allowed "a use tsiHtaHent
~ st tfa aa4HHstH ra7HpaHV exposes faf
tls ranass "a pfstsetins tha water funi
=.Yam committee ~. asairsa ne fzst that
uaiH aii ethFf lHiufs af kigu esteai shat
af rfahsHir EaHEaH8fnaflUH af fnH vaisf n
is quite Ars ItshEa - hsNu fha FtlIfaaA aaf'a
t#aH tha t1lHt naar saitas ar8 rrEr.t tally
s snfs tha eare aIth references - ttH ttn !
fettiaa slt aut 81 uith tss msa hiHal',
sa4rneH. efs
CITY should Own RlghtetWaY
we lstssa mas ibe sii, shaam refasa
ta sies aaa1 81 aH' Naiifnaa camrsHt O.
a fisatef way Aaa taat instead W tail
fea1 #eniaH tha lass ana aitaNius fha fiff
szafe pftKIlaaea tan Hiif pHaua aHo it
sihutnE So refinsis seRs HfieHsaas
tn taHs ia3iHs ihia fep0lf Saal tafHaiit
tes weuH asE lHsi er sefH aHraHn Hinasai
at yha magnificent 81 lefty ahish the eos
fsaaessra 30 iha Neisf ritef faial Watrl
~ abundant thefe faf e Iafaiatiea af au
aa AN q fEla aatsI san ~ used O.
water power 81 an aiHlhai unHHtftrd ratNHt
,asis4 as te'aE I'D frHt khrfH tHH aiff
Great .fatlg BE- taa tHase uha aftsInatsd
tf5s eafHF as#6.s anira place. SEATTLE
astaf s4Hr1 s#aHi & aans u fhs saF1
Respectfully. saHaiiffsH
ga 4 ORCHARD
90 = DALEY.
30 HrNf
tteafHai fnfFf Ueanrf
fIHffa HAY
1880 M COMPTON,
t'faifIns EraHss Assembly e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-12
M|TCHELLS GO
TO PORTLAND

George and Perry Mitchell left
Seattle last nighi for South Port
land. where they will work in a rice
mill The Young men vii be EN-
ployed BY Peter Diew. one Of the
witnesses Al the Mitchell trial
Mifchelis father yesterday 70
turned TO hin home in Mount Yer.
non. ili
The father and brothers have de
slded that there is nothing to be
done fof Esther Mitchell The giri
and Mrs. creffield are determined
10 join a Roly Roller colony in
British Columbia aud they viii be
allowed % do 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-12
n. G. sLAikiE oRowNs.

". y. nlaikie. fireman on the
Yentna river steamer CaHweil, fell
overheard on Lake Greek IN the
cook fn'ef district and Vas drown
ID Ills body was not recovered.
This information came Ia letter
from capt Swift. Of the steamer.
nlaikie - supposed to have left Se-
attic on the CasWeil when she sail
ID north over two months ago but
his family connections are not
known here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-12
ON WAY !
TO THE SOUTH

PORT TOWNSEND, July IA
Mrs. Nathan Rich. reslrding on
Twelfth av., Seattle. who was a
passenger on the steamer City OF
PuebIa last night for San Francisco.
10 Join her husband. was landed
here AZ 10 O'Clock this morning, and
gave birth to a baby boy an hour
later.
The woman was unacompanied,
except for 8.year-old boy. The
oest OF care Is being given her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-12
COOK EXPEDITION
sAstNo TROUBLE.

The santa clara brings word
fhat mine horaea ~ the cook expedi-
ti8u we're iest before reaching tbs
kuakok win district. The party was
left omly ~ pack horses but u ia
stated that this 9iil not seriously
delay the expedition Tor itH parpps /,
la aeaftne ST McKinieY Three 81
the horses fell into burning Goals
u an abandoned mine near the uu-
iuKa river and the other ST. ran
away The COOK OUTFIT was having
hard time on "a journey aspect
ally on the fivefs whore much
trouble was encountered running
the various rapids.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-12
10 AGAIN POSTPONED.

Charles Arunsan. - North Heal.
v 30 Il held on staHieluh 90 heinE
fhe mafseref ~ FL T. Roaa. 81 keI
Isfan. IN August last. appeared -.
fore 1uazu George yesterday fer
eontinmanca n tbs preliminary
hezfing. ASS again DO vas asui
back 90 the epuatY jail without
knowing whefhar nF not hr wtii be
charged Nth the crime The trial
was postponed ti1 uext Wednesday
a. whlch time = ~ Hughes. sitter
neV fog The tlafenea. viii pot cxi
eonce Tor he paEeozs ef eseneF
afiaE ArUns0u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-12
HALF MILLION
IN CLEANUP
THE CANDLE CREEK DISTRICT
SHIPS THAT AMOUNT TO
AomE-coMss SOUTH ON
THE VICTORIA.

NOME July i2-oyer half a mil
lion Ia gold dust from the Candle
creek district was brought ~ Nome
Yesterday by The steamer 1ofwih
and will lee aeHl south On the steam.
e. Victoria The shipment W. the
first from the Candle creek district
this year and bears out the dis
patches sent from here that The
district viii aurpaas all previous
seasons outputs
Al present there are several %.
orators ia Seattle having interests
IN tho Condle creek district aud
thog are surprised that the winiof
eleanups should prove 80 great
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-12
FOUNDRY
IS BURNING

At2.t5 o'clock this aftefnooa fire
broke out In the Eaels Hfaaa foan
DRY. ou Railroad AZ south hetsc en
AtiAntie and Connecticut Sta
The namrs poFr famed ~ a niiff
hrpeaa anA in a fnw minutes the
foahdFy structure Was destroyed
AZ 3 o'rlhck ihe flru VAS burning
neFcaiy and Tntum and boNea d
maehlnesF dehog uaa In danger
The fuunafy VAS a oao atuHY
frame hufidina
There l. danger that the flames
maF set bs4oal the eeulfol x the
fsreHnn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-12
WIRELESS CONTRACTOR HERE

" ~ Conoaunon. who hns tho
contract for the construction ~ seY
eraii wireless stations along the Pa
cific coast for the United states
government. arrived Ia the city this
morning. on his way "a Tatoosh. II
~ The intention OF Mt coueannon
fo 81 once charter boats for the con
Suction work Of the station NJ TIA
tonah and commence operations i'm
mcdiatcly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-12
LonosHoRgmEn REFUSE TO
HANDLE FREIGHT AND CAP.
TAIN LLOYD sHANoHAts
THEM TO ST. MICHAEL.

NOME. July ia. STEINER SEM.
tor u the Pacific Coast Steamship
company. r. having trouble dis.
charging freight aud Captain Lloyd
has laid himself open 20 serious
complications by shauEhaii0g the
ioneshorcmen and taking them to
So Mlchacis
The ionRsbofomen refused 60 dis
charge the freight from the Senator
when thcY found that the CEcw on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-12
TROUBLE
At NOME

the steamer we're non union men
picked up AZ Seattle owing to the
present strike
that nt high tide last night
Captain Lloyd refused TO allow
the lonKshorcmen to so ashore on
The lighters and quickly raised his
anchor and steamed for 81 Michael
with the freight handlers aboard
~ Tho office Of tho company no
word has been received. although
f. Is known that the Senator was
fiod up for several days awaiting
an opportunity To discharge freight
81 kome
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-12
TWO HORSES sToLEn.

Sheriff lou Smith today received
a telegram from Deputy Sheriff Bob
Hodges. Of Black Diamond. saying
that two draft horses we're stolen
from the Smith shingle mill Of
Maple Valley last night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-12

Proceedings pending Ia The superior
count against nsns G Br0Wley. ~
the contracting firm Of browley a
Wells. today secured an Injunction
prohibiting ilfowleY from dlapoalnr
uf any of HIS property valued ~
about $1,000 The couple we're
married Ia Yorkshire. England, IN
1878.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-12
PRESENT CONTRACT
TO MILL OWNERS

The agreement vas no, sent 90
any % the ballard manufs cfuFsFH.
as Il was known that theY would
nat pay any attention % a.
The Hahey mill started with a
nen-unieu crew yesterday after
noon aud the Cochran & Took mill
will start the sud as the week. then
al the Ballard mills viii DO run
ninE with non union men.
Secretary Camphsii OF the inter-
national states that uo mills have
started IN the state. outside Of the
Ballard mills. which have not sign
Cd the agreement aud union scale
The Second hearing of the assault
charge against Secretary J. a.
Campbell resulted again Ia q die.
agreement Of the Jury.
TIE Republican club 81 last
nights nesting adopted the hy-iaws
% the osd Organization ana started
70 outline tho coming campaign.
The Rev. c. n nuton Of EIisns-
burg viii preach ~ the Christian
church next sunday. The ennKrs-
kation will Try % Induce NJ Hllten
70 accept charge % the church.
John Skinner wna arrested last
night for diaofaefly conduct. bat
uas released on bail. 20 appear this
afternoon.
DR. Grciner performed an opera
elton upon Miss King. is2 Tallman
Az. yesterday AZ the Ballard hos
pitAl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-12
SULTAN'S TROOPS
RAVAGE COUNTRY

TIFLI8. July T. Turkish troops
collecting taxes In Turkish Ar
menlH have been alaylnk peasants,
rnVnRinR the country attacking
women and destroying Villages.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-12
CANNED MEAT
LUNCH FATAL

sssKNyKR Iuly ~ Nollio Brown
ana cisc spruin. asfeHaeH froin
Now York. playlng hsfa. ate canned
meat for lunch today Miss Known
has died o. Misa sprin Is Violent.
Isl tii
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-12

REPORT Is AGAINST ALLOWING
rag MILWAUKEE, TO usE
. TAU WATERSHED - RECON-
MINDS THAT CITY OWN
RAILROAD IN RESERVE, "
ROUTE rs NECESSARY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-12
UMArILLA COMING.

The umatilla passed in the cape
carly this morning and after stop
PING az Victoria aud Port Townsend
she viii come 90 Seattle. arriving
here late tonight The Umatilla
has many passengers from san
Francisco and fun load Of freight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-12
NEWS

MCDONALD c. D. Tenny ar
rived here last night with 80 young
Chinese 10 be educated Is American
colleges.
WASHINGTON The pOaiofflee
department has made an appr0pria-
ton 10 relieve the oYercrowded
condition Of the Nome aud Fair.
banks postofflees.
IUNEAU-Il Is rumored that
Marshal shoup will not allow his
same TO 60 before the convention
BOSTON Tho report Of the
state board Of health upon its IN.
VentiRation Of canned meats says
that the product Of certain western
packing houses contain cornmsai
End bnrnK The report ln general
way. however. is favorable to the
packers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-12

NEW YORK. July fs ABB Hayn.
neil vas suspended from practice
TODAY psndius an apfeal ffufu The
couyirttan % runspirarF In eunuec
tlon with the noire Murae divorce
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-12

Flora Layton today filed suit "a
the superior court against Napo-
leon Cnmpbcli. a well known BAL
Hard shingle man. to recover A,f5o
TO be due the former on a
contract for the slle of timber land
In jefferson ooLNg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-12
WOUND is FATAL

sEVAsTOpOL. July i2.--Admir.
Ia Chhuhnln. commander Of the
Black Sea fleet. who WIS shot We'd
nesday By a sailor, died THIS morn
Ing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-12

NOBLE. OKLA. July lotto
Amerua and " D. Kent. his broth.
orinlaW. fought q duel with re-
yoivera this morning Amerus VAS
killed and Kent is dying.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-12
BIG FIRE IN
SWEDEN

STOCKHOLM. sweden. July e.
The largest fire IN - Yoafa
burned sTtn.o0 worth II pFupcrty
here thla morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-12
RESULTS At
The MEADOWS

= THE MEADOWS. July ia
. Weather clear. track fast. The
results
. First Race.
= Five and a half furioagN. sell
. inr. eYearaaida
. Col. Jewell lGrahsfnl, Is 10
. I. noa
/. Contastrix. 20 70 !. second
seed Cake. s 10 ]. third.
Time, / 0sts
Second Race. 4
wapnkEoogls fTuliesiol. IL Z
TO /. u0n.
paiemon. 10 10 l. secoad. 4
Alta Spa. 90 10 !. third
Time. S..
Scratches - Nra FRANKIE Z
NewburN. MATTRESS. Sandstone :
. and Matt HaEan-
/.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-12

MEMBERS OF THE WILLIAMS FAMILY WHO ARE ~
IaoUBLE
Wesley wilsas-Uaiar ufo sentence for the murder Of
teieh
Williams and Mds-Uuder life aeCcsaor
les 10 theif sons
kndeW Wili4ma-Sert foF shooting the
he q n mob leader
SAsn Simon WtiiamH@TnuusvH brothers of Wesley
the rtfoyui school ne iacofrtslhies
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-12

ssTs. tsss4tsaaa = ~ aeHsh So
tsa strsF . 4st1a siffsFvaf - asNh -
tstss fa4fa5sf aafs saa O. fsfaF $500 -
A. - sars sf.zHfsH tastr. ass fFa - a1f8
- saia az - esF sffhssEf e1sssflns esafsf
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wAsHNCTON. y G.. July ~
T. NJ Mioahi. general pagsenger
agent Of the Kiuahlu railroad In
Japan. T. here lie Says be- ordorod
% train ut Pullman cars after de-
ci6lne that The railroads Of tria
country are better than the British
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STONE Resloe.s FROM O. y.

cal ~ Stone general passenger
agent Of the estJp Northern. has
severed hiH come Ion eHfn that
road He VIII come west HHd A.
tend "a land Interests iH tbia state
aiad HrHlsh Columbia 30 au-
ununfemeHt hHH been made on f0 hia
suoeeHnof although it Dr. uHgfariauV
reported that + o. YefkrH ~ this
city ~ natod FOR fhlf position.
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