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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-02

coLoRGp WOMAN ON PENN
sYLVANiA THROWS cLoTHES
OVERHEARD 49, PROMINENT
MINING OPERATORS ABOARD.

Steamer Pennsylvania arrived this
morning at = aolauk from - Mich
aoi With ~ passengers. al Of whom
we're from Fairbanks. The pnssens
rers came down the Yukon on the
steamer Hannah aud connected WIN
the punnsyiNanis a. 81 Mlehast.l
coming dnust o. Seattle ~
There were many prominent F'las
mE operators On the steamer, innI
eludiuE g. A Naeaw and X J Meri
ghssnoy. Nine sick persons wetr
also aboard. and SONS excitement
was caused on the south bound urlp
hy one iu particular Miss Aprthh
IAug. a ruiofed Woman. went Ia
sane aud threw her wearing apparel
overheard Upon arrival here she
had rosaiusd hor mental faculties
bat clothes had 10 hr supplied by
The officers Israel Campbell. NhoHs
feet were frozen last February a.
Fairbanks. waa brought south faf
treatment. aud John Lewis. another
sick passengers. VAS taken "a rfavi-
dsuta hospital
Q The psnnsy teania brought no gold
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-02
LONCSHOREMEN
NOW INVOLVED
WILL NOT HANDLE FREioHT
or STEAMERS OF COMPANIES
MIXED IN STRIKE WHICH EN-
pLoY JAPANESE.

AA3sdict has been issued which
viii create nev wrinkle IN the
present strike Of the seamen's
union The Puget sound council Of
thu LonEshuremeuH union. ia Sos.
sion In Seattle yesterday. decided TO
work no steamers 81 the companies
engaged IN the present strike which
have Japanese aboard ah members
of the crew
The Pacific Coast Steamship com.
nany deny that they have any
hfoWn men aboard. bat n Will go
harder with tho steam aehOohefs. as
several crews have been entirely
composed u Japanese
LIN, q the strife wtii Do wlt.
messed Ia Seattle. as earEoea for the
steam hchooneFs are taken on a.
other sound ports. IT steam
schooner arrives here with freight.
trouble can be expected. as the long
ahofemen will not handle the freight
and efforts Will bee made 20 prevent
others from working At the Ions
shore business
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-02
SHERIFF PUTS
/. BAN ON FIGHT.
psNsoLm. OF PIERCE COUNTY.
WONT STAND FOR BURNS
scAREck MATCH At MILTON
MAY MEGr AT PLEASANT
BEAcs.

Sheriff Denhoim. of Pierce coun.
~, has informed th. officials ~ the
'rwin CITY Athletic club that the
proposed fight between Tommy
llurns aud Mike achreck. scheduled
fof Judy &c. win not be allowed.
Johnny Reid. whom seen this
fnorning By = Star man. stated that
for the erection Of the
slub house at Milton would con
lluus With the hopes % holding
matches later on
II tho officials Of the Pleasant
beach club can brtur of the bout
ihay ALL likely take the match for
he same date should any interfer'
once arise the fight will be called
OF entireiy
Daley and Haynore. who run the
Pleasant Beach club. could no, ba
ssen today. bcinE 10 Vancouver.
d G
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-02
FAST TRIAL. BY
THE NEBRASKA

Making 1896 knots per@ouf. the
bsttlezhip Nebraska returned from
the builders trial AZ 3 20 O'Clock
this afternoon
At no time during the test we're
the engines forced.
50 satisfied are tho Moran broth
crn. that abe wlll ateouoe be docksd
and. Immediately upon coming off
wili be turned over 20 the special
board Tor her official trip The M.
braska IL required 20 make 10 knots
an hour. and the performance to.
daY demonstrated that she Will
make that aud possibly several
knots more
The Moran brafhara. Capt Lave
and Pilot Iofdiaun Ncr aboard 20.
dRY. besides - 81 United states
officers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-02

PoRT Townsend. July g.
Florence. TIE lOYearold daughter
OF Customs Inspector Patsy o'tifisn.
OF this city. now on detail NJ North
port. had both legs cut off b. a.
hawaer on the steamer Bellinghnm
az Richardson this morning The
injured child VAS taken 10 Friday
iIarhof
Mrs oHrlcu left for the scene
upon the receipt OF the news, the
revenue cutter ATesta being placcA7
At her service
There IL 40 hops for the ohild's
life
PORT TowGsENpsA July IA
wireless dispatch from Friday har.
Dor states that Florence Oprien
died shortly after noon "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-02

JUNE WAS a MONTH or can.
URAL GOOD HEALTH, &C
coRolNo TO REPORTS OF
CITY health OFFICERS.

The month Of June shows an IN
usually clean record IA disease con
dliiona. according TO the monthly re-
ports Of the sanitation and auafhus
tine inspectors which wili come
before the board Of health 1T It's
regular meeting tonight During
the month there were only five easez
of diphthetia, none u small pos
seven ~ scarlet rcvsr and - Of
measles Quarantine ir.feetofss' G.
Gee fumiEated 50 houses
The report ZOE the month shows
24a plumbing Inspections, 80 Second
Inspections and 100 aaa inspections
with the children from the public
schools enjoying their annual sum
mer vacation. the health authorities
look 20 see an absolutely clean cal-
endar for the month Of July
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-02
EXPRESS COMP AA|ES
PLAN Big MERGER

prcaa business 81 the northwest e.
,cnl that carried ~ The 81. u, a \.
aud that fun announcement Viii
be made Within a few days regard
ing the plans.
It ia given aut that the new cont
p.,ny il very atrang financially, and
that q waa organised by James J
tuu finder the oae management
there viii he EteAt saving be-
tsusc Of The reduced number -
employees aud other expenses inri-
dent 10 the management at the
business
Q But one office
u is given aut to-day unaffteiaiiy
that bat enc express company viii
IA the futaFC be maintained Ia the
elites nf the Pacific Northwest and
alone the lines 81 the railroads at
fecied A. pfeavut thu Great North
srn II maintatblus an effes Ia this
eity GA Columbia 81. aua the Norths
eru Pacific ore in the Caimhu block.
corner 81 Marion IT. ahd f1rst aR
These will be- merged uown Al the
lnl depot magnificent structure
= bellies constructed fof the exclus
siYn use u the uew sompaHY OF
neal aRnouueSmeHt of ttla nes
mofs e uiu f. skleetrd 90 BE- maas
8ufinE the week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-02
aREAr NORTHERN, NORTHERN
PACIFIC AND BURLINGTON
SYSTEMS Al SFserGo-
oNDoTFteE IN EACH CITY.

Rack ne the exclusive announce
ment mads ln The star last Thurs
aay % the effoct that souO,eneing
with luA T. the Northern Pacific
lNsprcss company would pass cut %
exlsteuee Gen maine and IN the FUTURE
be kmaau as the Northern kxpFeas
company e. = story of sikantie
corporation. which IL said 90 be
HEADED bs James > tiill aRa bis as
soeiates Is take over all business
heretofore operating GA the lteat
Northern. Nortkafu Pacific and
burlington ssstems Fhls Fvpeft
vas taiaN Yeached for By The srt-
eral ofgciais n this city.
Viii Absorb Business
Lss-at managers % the express
cousran.cs uaw carrying business ~
the ahn,r named raadx have nraE-
ideally hseH informed that the neU
corporation viii absorb all the g.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-02
TWENTY FIRES
DURING JUNE
rag Loss WAS SMALL AND ~
SEVEN INSTANCES THERr
WAS NO DAMAGE oosE--l
FOUR WIRE STARTED FROM
SPARKS ON ROOF.

ouf % a total Of 20 fires which
are reported bY Fire Marshal kei.
inH8 during the month 81 June.
there pstr seven IN which The ds
partmsni figures show that no dam
age resulted rhe - fires In which
the blaze made some beadway are
credited With having caused = tstal
damnss % only sz.tss fhe total
insurance carried on these build
lnss amounted - Sc eco
-Four 20 the June finos originated
from sparks on the roofs The
others originated from various
causes. The department answered
sis faIae alarms durtns the month
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-02
RiNowooo IS PROMOTED.

III J. ninEwood. formerly con
InetiuH freight agent 81 the Chicago
A Nofthw eatein railroad. stationed
- Oakland aud san teranciaro, has
tasiEned aud to-day assumed his new
dhiieH a. general freight aud pas
senKer agent OF the Anchor line
steamers huekman and Watson. OPP
stating bstwean Seattle and san
t'rnuuiaeo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-02
Wash Suit Special Sl.65

We are offering as Fourth Of
July SPECIFY kChildren.s Wash Suits.
Eegularly Tficed AZ &F9O 81 90.
- 90 and a. 90. for 81 y Some are
slightly soiled. but one laundering
will make them look like new W
u Hutchinson Co. cor 2af nr6
Union 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-02
SUPREME COURT
REVERSES ITSELF

DENVER. July 2.--The supreme
court this morning reversed itself
and decided the district Judge could
not supercede the district attorney
nor The sheriff and had no right
to order an investigation by special
officers of alleged election frauds,
= The action was brought by the
Denver TramwaY. GAS 4 Electric
company and other public utility
corporations. which won the recent
n had been alleged the election
Was fraudulent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-02
COLLISION

TACOMA. July "A runaway
street ear CA the puyaiiup line ran
down the Jefferson Az bill thia
morning. smashing Into a crowded
street cat and luJuflnE one pas
senEcT. a woman.
After jumping through vindow
81 the home al Mrs Julia carrs
this morning. and failiag By her
bedside. sailor from the cruiser
Chicago VAS overcome By firemeri
ffum nearby station last night.
Ne pat up = terrific fight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-02
RMIkaom
oN'TnE 0'usLf

CHICAGO. July i.--FoFmer Vice
President Faithofn and ffs8 A
Wanna. agent. Of the Alton railroad.
wsfe afraiEusd In the federal court
this afternoon. charged ~tth giving
rebates O. sehwsrzchfid SulE-
berger The evidence IN this e4se
viii be sifted carefully Ia Az sfssft
q md valuable material for use
in prosecuting the standard Oh
company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-02
PHOTOGRAPHER
IS ARRESTED

OYSTER BAY. July 2--Jame'
sloan. = secret service man guard
inx the president. arrested today
upon complaint Clarence l.egendte,
a New York newspaper phosoofa
pher. whom Sloan yesterday pre-
vented forcihly from taking a pic
tura Of Roosevelt upon his arrival
He was released 70 appear nee,
Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-02
Many OCT olVoRcE

Plaintiffs IN the following suits
were alloxed DEGREES of divorce BY
the superior court this mofnins
Franeisco PrescatoFe -. Marie 9.
Praacatore. Mary J. Forrest vs.
Jssse IS Forrest. Ida 4. Bel "
Clareuee Bell. Adele NJ Kinney ~.
Jamaa ~ kinney. Maria +. Doian
- Flsreacs : Dolsn. and Jessie
ElngalanA Va Fred kIngsland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-02
ASK s6 A DAY
AND WALK OUT

aAS FRANCISCO. Jaly 7-Three
hundred and mtg out OF 500 union
plumbers IN san Francisco struck
This morning for 81 a day increase
aud Saturday half holiday They
usre receiving O. a day. The re-
manning 80 are employed on rush
Jobs and nos get So a day The
strike 10 rot sanctioned b. the
HulitiaE Trades council
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-02
s&s.E*EE.sE.+E
CITIZENS AROUSED

= Petitions made their appear 4
= anoe ell over seattle on sur. 4
: day sskinn the city eaunoii 90 Z
a repeal tts ordinances granting 4
= the Milseaukse road . right 81 4
a way down the Cedar river vat Z
= ershed, hundreds Of names 4
were quiehiy secured. I
u 10 evident that a wide 4
= spread popular movement is on 4
feot 60 stop tha NilNaukee 4
grant before Il 10 sverlastinely 4
too late. 4
The people are becoming 4
= thoroughly aroused. . 4
in ease that the city council 4
hss,tatss there IL strong Z
sOprehability that an indignation 4
= mass meeting will be called ~ 4
= the largest halls IN the city. /,
There 10 an evident intention 4
= apon the part o. the Railroad 4
q people 20 hold off the hearing 4
Of the lniunction suit brought /,
q b. the King County Medical 4
q society. tearing that the pres. 4
4 sat state Of public feeling will 4
a work disaster 10 the franchise. :
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-02
Hottest Day In
10 Years

This r. tho hottest daF we've had
in 10 years and II has caused a
great many men 10 think Of straw
hats The Seattle Hat Factory, 1910
Second ave, have y superb line OF
Panamaa at prices ranging from "
70 si5 and some warm numbers
In sailor atraWs from $3.50 To o..
Celebrate the Fourth with one Of
our hsfs. They're the real thing
zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-02
SAILORS IN TROUBLE.

Nicolas PraHn. u Spanish sailor
Naa arrested yesterday morning By
Officers Hart aud apier. on auspl.
clon OF having robbed one Leo
Paul Fernando Of $40 Fernando
promised 10 appear Ia court this
morning. but failed 10 do so lie
saa arrested aud will be held as
prosecuting Witness
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-02
LONG JOHN To
HAVE HEARING
CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION
WILL CONSIDER PATROL
MANS chsE-cHtEF WApPEN.
STEIN WILL TESTIFY

AZ the meeting Of the civil serv.
Ice commission which viii be- held
tonight. tho appeal Of Former Pa.
irolmau Jolly Kelly. who was dis.
charged By Chief Wappeustein for
ineompetency. vii come up for
hearing
chief wappensteln all be pres
euf H. make his charges against
Kelly. which IN substance viii be
that Kelly has been drunk frequent
~ on duty and that be- u known to
frequent saloons during his hours
Of work fer the purpose Of indulg.
ing In Int6Kicsnis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-02
APPOINTS new
COMMISSION

WASHINGTON. July e.~@Du ae-
count - ihs failure Of che senate
20 confirm the appointment ~ the
canal commission. the president has
appointed a new commission. ha fol-
Iowa l. Hhanta. Chicago John
=. stevens. charles . MaEoou. Peter
= Haiusa army retired Aofdeea at
Endlcatt navy. retired. iieuiamin
Hatred army
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-02
LETTERS
READ IN COURT

PfTTsnuRG. tuiy ? MANY spicy
letters said to have been written
BY Mrs Mary Hartie to her coach.
man. Thomas Nadine. Sere read In
court. today during the divorce trial
which August Hartie. the miilion.
aire. has instituted against bis beau
tifnl uife TIE womans counsel
declared the letters 20 be forgsries.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-02
MRS. W. o. HoFlUs DIES.

sfrs. ". y. Hofius. Of this city.
dad at Tucson. Ariz yesterday
Mfs. Hnnus vent 70 Arizona last
January On the hope q Improving
her health. bat the climate failed %
benefit ner. NJ. Hoflus was with
her ct the time u her death.
The family home r. ai Spring -.
ADD Hsgeu Az
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-02
RAlLRoAos AND MAYOR MOORE
CONE TO An AGREEMENT
RELATIVE TO THE SWITCH
ING AND MAKING UP OF
rRAlNS

Mayer Moore has reached am
agreement VITA the officials e TIE
railroads now usiEg tracks Rf0ns
the waterfront that the earparstlans
VIII fia sitiY observe the ordinance
provision pfohEhtsiHK any nwtfehirs
between ihs hears u aad ? o 'elo. <
IN the morning and s aud oei1ek
r. TIE evening beginning sspierus
her l.
WAITING for Tracks
unasf the terms n the union de-
70, Franchise these tracks are sup.
posaA g. be practically abandoned
ga and after the opening Of the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-02
Grand 9th of July
Excursion

The magnificent excursion steam
afs Whateom and state n Washing
ton leave Pier z nt q. m. July 8th.
for Glendale. on the beautiful sheref
N WILDLY lsldand returning 70 Be-
attic a. p. m. IN time 70 So the
great fireworks display Round trip
SO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-02
The MARKETS


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whiie nifss izatsiass. flh&ss fss iaai eat
ass assfaiass 80 - A. flese 5.sFfs q
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saft e. IS Ntss fasssIsfas o. HatfEfs
So 8. saH4ah. 80 crate o.
Fruits
R.asnas o 7tsl = ~ = ~ u Nraa,,
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VI efais pei Is ffauss psr tFst. ~ -
i1z rssuassfiss. - crate. . nWs 3
EGGS.
strtesiF tr..a raseh ssss s-F ses -
ofssau fsreh -
Butter ard Cheese.
wssAfa~faa srssmsrY ssftsr p~f p -.
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49, Hsiss - %. a. lisEaafssg 10 =
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Poultry.
tive ed shfgtsas rss ~ itHfS nfssli.
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ih iaUifr Hresssa psf q faufh ifFs
fu-zs ~ ~ ftBife. ffss.@i - H. 80
DC dfasrsd rhiaAshs. naite
Live stock.
wsshsrs ssssp. ~ n. a.. svss N.
calves ~ Is. sgis iasrbs ~ haad. u
Meats.
steers pss u. 81. csw.. IT, 80. vssi
pss a. - ioo mssfau psr ~. sggiss srrins
lamh. - %. iis. dressed hess - " issc
Fish.
Hauba' = igf'fs s.imea iroas dressed
III 81. f6inssk -sIasa. par Is. isl.a.
N0aadefs al fsa ssiss p@f %. So raek
ed - - r s,sriHps ~ - - ffgssn
81 s.ss q laaf sf0i S 80 81 eis@s d
p.r saosl ut6s.nsss crabs hafs
Hay ard Fsedstuffs.
East wash iiaothy - psr ton russ'
aoaaa Nfqts ~ iaa faHhla ramp Esst
Nash - pei ton. aifsfa ~ nsf tori
81 se e. - 80 ~ 81 l lsa a. ~. 81 i D. ,ss
ahdia eafn ~ go tuH. cracked fnfn, 81
pr toni feed neal - PEI cor miaflinfs
~ PER ter. ali cake meal 80 % tQn bran
ti9 fnr ten shorts 90 per IT, chopped
feed fHa PEI Sen
Lime and Cement
Portland csnfnf Imported paf tht o.
Portland rsmsnt fAiifafuia4 per hbl 81
Isas a. fsf returned haaa. plaster paris
faf HHF u nins sen Juan 4 Harhe liar
b. hLl. AIS fire btieh. PEI n SO piaa.
iPfine hair. psr -. y. natal iath. psf yafd.
feHMo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-02
RUNAWAY CAR
HITS A CROWD

whIIe being transferred from one
track 60 another a. the terminal
OF the YeAlsf WaY car Tine az Beseii
park ~ . O'Clock last night.
trailer which had been attached 90
a dummy got beyond control ana
isft the track. plunging down the
steep grade just above the power
house onto a platform crowded Win
people.
The crowd scattered IN time 20
avsrt serious accident Only one
woman waS injured
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-02
WIVDT TO LEAVE
HEALTH OFFICE

heretofore. viii 10 appointed 10 ont.
eide work as general sanitary In.
aprctoF
Mr. Meintyre viii handle the Of
flee work. 80 far IS possible With
the time AZ hts command. and when
necessary Mr. Rinrhnrt wtll he
called Ia 20 help 90 the moafhly ~
ports and AZ auy ether time e may
be necessary for AF. Mcintyre 70
Dc outside
LUdioss 10 Leave.
Secretary william LndioN. Of the
board OF health. viii leave the ~
flec on AuxusS /. hts resignation
having been already presented and
accepted by the board so far as
known az the present time there are
no other changes contemplated Or
Grant Calhoun ~ succeed Or. Lad.
los a. secretary 10 the board
sanitary Inspector Wiudt WA ap.
pointed a year ago last May and
with SANITARY Inspector f.ampman
had charge q the Cleaner Seattle
work Ia such capacity be accom-.
pliahed splendid results
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-02
CHANCES MADE BY raE BOARD
OF HEALTa are MADE puB
Lie - nfsrvRE TO HAVE
FULL CHARGE.

The changes proposed By The
SoarI Of health IN the health and
sanitation departments we're an.
nonneef to-day James MelntYre. AZ
urcsaus chief plumbing inspector. i
appointed 10 have flili charge 81 the
ranliary. snd inss<eticn department
Another practical plumber wtil -
appointed 70 take office on 'AuEsst
AMI 20 vofk 10 eonlanrtion Niih
prsaans AasiEtanF Plumbing In.
H2scior piilmaa.
Windt 20 Resign.
Sanitary Inspector wfudt wiil re-
sign on August and Sanitsry In
spector d. 4. Rinehart. wh0 has
had charwo Of the office and hoohs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-02
HOLDING CONFERENCE.

The faumhorFnsn are ln confer
snre today sith the Great NnFihsrn
Railroad company. regarding The
minlmum weight rate M definite
agreement has a. Yef heeu reached.
although q IL sRpected BY tomoF
FsN that aolris agreement ell have
been reached
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-02
QUIT waterfront
BY SEPT. I

aeras bui The rsiiraaha sxplain that
ihca. are uHabtsO - Sanpis afth thls
because az the asaaY in getting the
aalfehinK tEaeks anufh II tbs dapai
site b. shafs So br usrt
Appealed 90 msYsr.
A HrwAt nussbsF - complaints
have reached the authorities ~.
xaraiuE the criminal eAreiessn-ss
shown ~ fhr railroads iu uperst.
iHE freight tfsins aieus the vatsF-
ffaut. The matter waa taken up
Hith Ffsnehies luapaeier Wheeler
ana chief q puItcs wapnsnsfsln.
and 70 turn Mayer Afease vAs aps
peeieA -.
A. resnii - interviews b. has
rad wifh TIE railroad officials. the
mayer announced to-day that begin
atnz vita September fhs raaas
nfoaztse faifhfufiY O. i've up 20 svs
ETY. agreement uhssh ihsF may have
made f.xariiug Eaifshias ard
shuntinx " freight trains along the
waterfront
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-02
NOTICE TO WATER
CONSUMERS
IN DIST NO. I

Water rent due in July for july.
August and September. n not paid
b. July 81. becomes delinquent DIS.
trici all Of city lying south OF cen.
tor line Of Union and East Union
SITS Metered water due from Is, 10
Goth u each month becomes delin.
queut on the z0th. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-02
WILL TAKE VACATION.

Tho Seattle Minlsinriai asaocia.
ton has adjourned for the summer
months To-day Il waa stated that
no further meetings would be held
until tho middle Of September.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-02

receipts vsre large. a lengthy pro-
gram - HpoFts was INDUCED IN and
~ prizes awarded ~ the evening
dance wRs given. The proceeds
~ ths celebration go to the SILK
fund ehieh the union maintains Tor
tfs riaHnhars
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-02

HoaM elos OPENED.

Birds for 300 horses were opened
1T the anariermastsfa office this
morning and forwar9Sk 70 Washing
ton. - G. The horss@wlll be used
for the cavalry.
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) 49, $1,000 Stttt
! START NEW CITY
\ ON vEsuViuB. /

NAPLES. July 2-To be- =
present AZ the LAYING u the .
Cornerstone Of tho new village .
} 81 Ottalan0. which was buried .
under the recent eruption Df .
, Mount NeauYiua the Duke andGs
. Duchess Of AOats assembled th'kt
) mountain yesterday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-02
Glorious Ride on Puget
Sound July 9TH

Or ths paistial excursion steamers
Whate0m and State Of Washington.
t3oais leave Pier At 2 a. M. July
SCI. for beautiful Glendale. on the
chores OF WILDLY island This IT,
shs gran1sst ride "a an the world
2oand trip only Oh. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-02

The Newsboys' union. ~ Seattle
held ~ annual picnic n wildwood
bark yesterday. The attendance
yvas considerably over 1000. and the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-02
YACHT RACE

BELfINGHAM. July 1.-The
q rgeat fleet oi Yachfs eycss sem
'6led Ia the northwest 81 nov here
Tor the regatta on July 3 : and
rho Wide AWako Of Vancouver and
gwendoiyn race f0f the Mackia
trophy tomorrow The avid. Alya,
lawta and Linda Of &katne are
nov here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-02
10 DAYS IN COOLER FOR
LAWYERS OF ICE TRUST

fenced 20 ten DAYS each Tor Goa
tempt ~ epuri eats morning. fag
alieg a molten charging the judge
atth misconduct
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-02

ST. PETERSBURG discussion
about the abolition of the death pen
atty In the douma today led to
such an uncomfortable uproar that
the president adjourned the alttlng
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-02

SAN FRANCISCO. July - I
} General OreelY today resigned I
} into the hams Of the relief
} commission tho care and 70 Z
! aponaibllity Of 5000 refugees. :
This marks the completes with
} dFawai OF the army from tbs Z
! city after uninterrupted serTs
! Ice since the day after the
! earthquake.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-02

TolRno. o. July s-Thomss
Tracy ana Clarence brown. stioF
neys Tor the Ice trust. were sen