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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-10
To START
! TOMORROW
SEATTLE OBLIGATION TO
GRAND LODGE WILL TRAVEL
TO DENVER IN SPECIAL CARS
--HEAooUARTERs AT Brown
PALACE.

The following Eika VII leave af
o'clock tomorrow afternoon on .
special ear provided b. the state as
rnrIatiau Of flks e 4. Reynolds.
state Representative ~ the grand
iodae. and wife. Kauy HaillnKer
ana wife. Henry RainHchilda aud
aife. W y. Marshall. G. q. Win
sisnisy. 1ease Mills = r. Moore. q.
~ gnursr nnd wife. Peter Daily. &.
q. bates. 3. q rtiugie. CUNT Friara.
W. ~ Hunt. } ~ PARKER Jacob
Maasa. Prank keepnL }. " Merritt
Ion. nuuoEhue. George King. score
fnrv nf state Sam Michel lnfuF-
anga commissioner. " SChiNslys
President Roland q. aamurl - the
state association Others VIII join
Inc parts ~ Spokane. Butte. Helena
md ulainEn
rhe quarters % this delegation
,sili be 81 ihr Brown Palace hoteL
Denver. The Etks ~ oregon have
eofsntfd the hospitality u the
Washington dcleaat ion nud VIII Join
iheHr az ihc headquarters iu Denver.
The eafs have been beautifully dec
Grated with banners ~ each lodge
in tho state aud American flags
are hung at intervals about the car.
Entertainments win be provided for
Am che PARTY by ihe stat. aEsopia-
ginn. All Elka going have been in-
,iisd ta lunch with Air Reynolds
al she Eiks club tomorrow nt 1
% clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-10

wAILA WAI.I4A. July i0.-The
election yesterday resulted In an
overw helmlng victory for the Box
ers. Mayor Gilbert Hunt was de-
feated for reelection by George
Kellough BY 400 majority. Jerry
Brown was reelected chief of po-
lice over former Chief Jake kauif-
man BY over 800 majority.
The Boxers reelected Bridges
councilman from the First ward by
162, and elected ! A. Durham coun-
Gilman from the Third ward by 10.
Eugene Tausick. a democrat was
elected from the Fourth ward over
Councilman Fred Martin my IS, and
W. + Mexican. machine candidate
for councilman from the Second
ward. was reelected over John +.
Kent. democrat by Go.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-10
DISEASED BEEF
CAN Be EATEN
AFTER ruBERcLEs ARE cur
OUT. SECRETARY WILSON
HOLDS MEAT CAN DC SAFELY
EATEN.

CHICAGO. July 10 Secretary
wilson says that pending - decision
afsn the effect 81 meat locally lH-
tested uiih tuberculosis 30 VIII pef-
naafket. a. the government rathei0.
sfAfs asree that ths Infected Part
naay be removed aud The remainder
satan without harm. He says be
-. not deeided finally upen pass
aa such diseased meat bill bat
s-ndlnE further investigation tha
Anieful practice Wiil br continued.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-10
BOGUS GOLD COIN
Being CIRCULATED

. golden opportunity for The "shoy
ers ~ queer. as the bookmakrra
must necessarily act yery quickly
Ia handling money
Captain noll has In his possess
sion six coins which were passed
out NJ the Meadows According To
Captain Hell he rarely gains posses
sion II more than one coiu out ~
50 that are circulated on this basis
there are 500 bogus coins In cifcu
iafion IN the city az tho present
time and more coming IN daily
Pass Them Out
Capiin Boil SAYS that several ~
the business men Of the city oh.
tanning possession % these coins
refuse 10 surrender them. huf keen
them In the hope that they may
pass them out over the counter.
arguing that since they gave value
for the coins that they are justified
in getting Fid Of them on the public,
thus keeping them ia circulation
Captain Bell has no clew az 10 the
base OF circulation lie thinks that
the men belong "a very clever
gang aud are using the race track
as a circulating medium.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-10
KETCH|kAN IN
FIRE GRASP
HALF a BLOCK or raE Busi.
NESS SECTION DESTROYED
ON THE MORNING or The
FOURTH.

Fire destroyed half a block Of the
business section OF ketchikRn.
Alaska. ON the morning Of luls I.
and the loss Is estimated al $4,000
The fire started from an over
heated tin chimney ~ the reataues
ant owned hf X Hafads. a Japan
ESQ. aud quickly spread 10 the Hy ns
drug store. one Of the largest IN the
north. fiamua then attacked the
building occupied b. the aaioon
owned b NJ E Martin Despite
the hard work OF the kstehikan fire
Department. the restaurant and
arue store were completely destiny
"a. and the saloon sAs 40 badly
damaged that n will have TO be re.
built
the section destroyed a. iust
Nesg % the dock At Shich all Of the
steamers land. and Tho buildings
ucfe built on pllinF Concentrated
action bY ihe department aud cts
sens prevented the flames from De.
ntroYinr the wharf property ana
warehouse. the latter besng tlllua
Nith freight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-10
OFF
FOR ALASKA
DICK RYAN AND OTHERS
LEAVE FOR DELEGATE CON
VENTioN AT JUNEAU.

The CITY 81 Seattle sails north TO-
NIGHT with 20 passengers aud a full
load OF freight Among the paEsen-
gers sill be Dick Ryan. Of Nome,
Who goes north 10 Juneau 20 attend
the delegate convention at that city,
which meets neat Monday W u
Bard aud several other Alaskans. az
present In the cits. will also be-
passengers 10 Juneau. bent on the
Same mission
Rev. Bishop Innocent goes TO
skagway. and Falcon Ioslyn, the
promoter and builder ~ the Tanant
Mines railroad. together with Y. b
Parsons. bank manager OF the in
Etttution at Fairbanks. Will be pas
seneera Herman WaeChter. the
well known interior trader. viii go
Meth with a large 1--we stock ship.
meat. destined for Dawson and the
Panama iiatrict
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-10
CLARK TO
LYNCH HIM
ALLEGED sMucoLER DC
LiEvEo TO DC TOOL or
WALL ST. INTERESTS TRY
INC TO iEJURg cot. GREENE.

BfsBEE. Arlz. July 10-H X.
Clancy. superintendent ~ the Orio
MaximO mine. ~ Cauanca. Mexico.
vas arrested today charged with
completely In smuggling rifles
aeross the border for Mexican en-.
ployes ile was released on max.
ina n denial q the charges
Secret service men OF the Mexi.
can government ~ Naeo made an
inquiry into smuggling az a result
Of which Constable Clark, 81 this
county. Is wanted.
American citizens az Cananca
are inconaed and say they viii
lynch Clark n he Is found. lie left
the country Sunday.
The smuggling. II r. said, Is the
81 Wall a. plans 10 In.
furc Colonel Greene.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-10
GOLD ARRIVES
ON JEFFERSON
CAPT. noao DENIES REPORT
THAT HIS STEAMER WAS ON
TIE ROCKS ON TRIP NORTH.

Steamer jefferson. ~ the Alaska
Steamship Co. arrived from skag-
way and way ports this morning.
bringing 81 passengers and with
the exception ~ q round tripreFa aii
were from fhe interior. As gold
treasure the stefwar had f1as.aa9
which f. consigned 70 The Seattle
assay offlca ard the Canadian Bank
% Commerce.
Capt Nord denies that the steam.
sr aas on the rocks at Ch8than
straits ~ reported ~ the steamer
Cassiar from Vancouver. p q THE
only time the steamer was tied 80
~ al ON ihe trip Was at Dumcun'H
Sound aheu Capt N0rd anchored
On account of waiting suitable tide
10 20 through Seymour Nsrr0ws
The jefferson sails north aEaiu
Thufafay and among Der passengers
vii BE- a party u school teachers
making the round trip
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-10

WENATCHEE. July 10.-The
purchase Of the water power in the
Chelan river and the utilization OF
this great energy In the generating
Of electricity for the purpose Of run.
ming cars from Spokane to Seattle,
with consequent expenditure IN
the Gholan region NJ gl0.e00.0e0, II
the we'll suhstautlated report that
was given ont In this city yesterday
Tho parties concerned IN this
great enterprise, which IS 10 moan
50 much for the Big Bend country
and the country about Chelan. are
Boston capitalists acting through
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-10
FIRE AT SOUTH PARK.

A Midnight first 81 South Park
last night completely destroyed the
building owned By J FRIEDMAN. of
Seattle. and occupied b. Robert
Walker. whu conducted a pool and
cigar room Mr. Walker lsft the
place about midnight for luncheon.
and during bis absence the fire
bFuke cut presumably from the 81.
pleslna % q coaiotl lamp The
building vas valued 81 e.. 900. par.
TALLY insured. and tho $500 stock
Waa Insured TOT $500 Mr Walker
% cripple having been Injured
several months arn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-10
ANKENY FORCES
BADL Y BEA7E

The principal fight for the council
was between the Barber Asphalt
Paving company and the Warren
Construction company. the latter
winning all OF the council except
Tausick In the Fourth ward. The
democrats and Boxers voted to-
gethor almost solidly
r. u. Crocker, Of Tacoma, the
machine boss. did not visit the city
during the contest. and during the
latter part OF the campaign his
forces were badly demoralized.
some of his closest lleutenauts hero
opposed Hunt
The Ankeny machine here Is all
shot 20 pieces and viii need COM
plete reorganization " the Boxers
are prevented from controlling the
primaries In a few weeks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-10
.CAEKWAR OF BARODA,
INDIA PRINCE COMING

has administered the affairs Of Ba-
roda since he Was y, II was his
rfandfather. Mulham Row. who was
deposed by the English for attempts
ing % poison q British resident at
Barodn. Tho present gaekwar has
been honored by the British govern
trent and since his visit IN this
country has twice had an audience
with President Roosevelt He Is
making tour Of the principal cities
90 the United states and already has
been IN New York Washington. y.
a.. Philadelphia and the Yosemite
valley. At present he Is on his way
Go Yellowstone
The prince Is immensely rich and
is greatly interested in educational
affairs. Ia fact he is n sort OF
Carnegie Of India and has done
much to relieve his people.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-10
ROYALTY. NOTED FOR HIS
WEALTH. EXPECTED IN Sc
ATTLE TODAY OR TOMORROW
WITH HIS RETiNuE.

Seattle. today or tomorrow. VIII
entertain royalty. IN the person Of
saiaH Row. Gackunr Of Baroda. the
richest prince OF India,
The prince o. expected to arrive
8n the city late this afternoon and
he is accompanied by his wife. Her
Highness Mahnrnnl Of Barodn' his
brother. shrlmant sampntrao Gaek-
var. his secretary, a. y Datsr aud
four servants
saiaH Row IL a years Of age aud
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-10
HIS FRIENDS
IN The AIR

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. July To-
Friends Of Thomas TaRgart are try.
mig 10 find some scheme 10 stop the
demand n n number Of large news
papers that TaE.srt resign from
the chairmnnahip a tho democratic
national committee They are afraid
TLearN mes via .aR /. meeting Of
ths coz. n.itteo s0A aes.sad bis
sczls n4tlou.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-10
COMING TO
The COAST

WASHINGTON Iuiy 10 The in.
toregatc commerce commission viii
girit the Pacific coast IN Sepiem.
her. The visit viii bear on the Gu.
iaple Tillmau resolution. directing
an inquiry into the relations OF the
railroads and coal and oil proper
tiss. Senator Knapp thinks an In.
veatlgatlon OF che California oil
fields e. necessary 90 complete the
lnNnaflraIlnn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-10
CAPTAIN BElL SAYS nook.
MAKERS AT TIE MEADOWS
ARE UnwtTTiae AGENTS or
a CLEVER CONTEMPLATING
GANG.

II You get any Stray gold these
DAYS q viii pay you we'll 10 exam.
Inc II carefully
Captain y " Bell, ~ the secret
service. SAYS that many coins are
Ia circulation IN the city. The bogus
coins are Of al denominations and
bear the date Of 1903
A number Of spurious coins have
been circulated throughout the city
from the race track. bat Captain
Bell states that he does not believe
the booh makers have any knowl.
edge ~ the couuterfcifinR although
they have undoubtedly paid out
some unwittinRiy.
Worked AZ Race Track.
lie states that the track affords
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-10
PILGRIMAGE TO ROME.

NEW YORK. July IA large
pilgrimage of Catholics. undcr tho
spiritual direction Of RI. Rev. Henry
Gabricis, bishop OF ORdenshurg, n.
Y. and John J MeGrane. of New
York. sailed for Europe ON the Gu
harder Slavonia The members OF
the party will enjoy the rare priv
ilege of an audience with the pope
After visiting Rome the party Will
tour the continent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-10
DROP FIGHT

SAN FRANCISCO. Iuly IL
While the matter OF the Pacific
Coast Lumber trust vas gone ini0
yesterday by the grand jury. upon
the advice az the district attorney.
II WIS dropped lie stated tha.
there are no statutes upon the
books 20 cover the case. and that Il
WAS matter which should properly
be Investigated by the federal grand
fffV
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-10
COMES To LIFE
IN BOX CAR
BYRON poNAWAY DRINKS
WITH TWO STRANGERS AND
WAKES UP IN NORTH YAK.
MA. MINUS CASH.

Byron ftonaway % the Grand
central hotel reported 20 the police
lasi nisht that on July 1T he met
teo strangers in this city. with
whom be drank "a bottle 81 beer.
he woke up later in = hos car AZ
North Yakima. minus his gold watch
and 81 iu cash lie WAS compelled
tu staf there = few DAYS until he
earned enough % bring him back TO
the city. tie arrived iasl night and
after reporting the matter 10 ihe poe
lee started on a still hunt for tho
men vho ROLLED" him up to date
De has not found them. lie gave a
fair description Of the men 90 the
pellcs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-10
SISTER VAslsaEs FROM THE
mATRoa.s HOME. WHERE
sAE WAS BEING HELD ~
cUsTopY-PoLlcE FIND NO
TRACE OF aER.

Esther Mitchell. sister o. Geofgc
Mitchell. nov on trial for bis life.
ard Who has been held ss q witness
IA charge 81 the polico matrun. sa-
capped from the mafrnn'a home yes
terfaF afiaHnoga
Yesterday forenoon. her father
called a. police headquarters and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-10
MITCHELL
MAKES HER ESCAPE

asked the police 60 turn hts daaEn
ter over TO him. 10 b. taken Ia the
famiIs hame In Nt Vernon. III
The police refused. but q lev
hours after the Interview. she sue.
ecesied IN making her escape FROM
tho mAtrous home.
Eafhefs sister. Maud. Was eues
toned. bat claimed 20 ku0w moth
lnE Of the affair. and ever effort
to loclie the missing Hifi appear
Ia be futile Esther is absolutely
without means. and must stay ir
the city. unless supplied with fund.-
The police think that ihef viii be
able 80 locate the girl within =
short tire. although they viil nor
fufn her owes "a the father, unless
80 ordered b he court.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-10
ELECTRIC LINE FROM
SPOKANE To SEAT TIE

their a~ent JAY = Graves. the well
known capitalist and railroad man
OF Spokane.
Tom Malonev. OF Spokane. who
has been interested with DR. n. G..
Blalocs. OF Walla Walla. in the
water rights I'm the Chelan river.
was In the city today and confirms
the trulhfulueas OF the report
The price paid for the water
RIGHTS ~ $4,000 Formerly owned
bv Horace V. williams. an option
was secured last fall bx Or Blaloek
and Mr.. Maloney. BY the deal they
sell their option % Jay L. Graves.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-10
SEATTLE MAN
is DROWNED

LITTLE FALLS. July i0-Dan
Quinn. a young man who came here
about two weeks ago from Seattle,
was drowned Sunday about 3 ,. m.
IN the saltwater creek lie was
bathing with two companions. His
relatives IN Seattle We're immediate
ly notified and. up to the present
time. have net been heard from.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-10
MARRIED IN SPOKANE.

Miss Freda y. Rogers. Of Seattle,
and James s Arnot. of Spokane,
were married IN the latter city ON
July 6. Miss aogers 9. well known
Young lady OF mis- CITY. having hvei
here for ia. pest ter years Nat.
Arnot 4. one - tire most pron'lheht
arcnit. eta o, arpssne, where he ma.
lived sos q number ot SCARF Afteg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-10
kAssANs WILL HAVE
THEIR FIRST BANQUET

The Hanrawsf club. an afEauisa :
tlnn q former kausauH with furfu.
hsfship Of about zoo viii hold Is
first meeting end banquet wefneHs
day At ths Commercial Clah feemH
Al 30 o'rlaek Gov Mead and
wlfs sili he TIE guests ~ honor
CLAY Alien. . y Gaze and O. =
nexar haso been appointed on =
special committee g. consider plans
for builainE Nhich fhs club In
tends 10 erect fur the receiving and
entertaining - it, guests from Kan
sas a. the Alaska Nnkuns rnelfica
Exposition Hebsf a nanta h pres
lAsnt q the club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-10
DOWN
DOOR OF JAIL
TWO MEN SUCCEED IN LisER.
ATiNo FALLEN WOMEN FROM
SEATTLE FAMILY NEARLY
BROWNS - NEBRASKA TO
LEAVE DOCK.

nREMERTON. July i0.-The city
marshal ~ looking for eroughy"
Wo0doock. who. with HRrrY Ballou,
broke Into he local jail to rescue
two women Of the Seattle ussof.
world. arrested for walklsg the
streets Of this city. TIE nsa sue
ccedcd IN liberatinR the womeu
Hallou has already been caught and
fined $40.
Mrs McGusrn and her baby had
narrow escape from drosning
SUNDAY afternoon in the Aafrows
They we're In a skiff With the wom.
ans husband and her brother. when
Il was upset by the current. The
two men. fortunately. were good
swimmers. and succeeded tn reach
ina shore with mother and babe
nattleahip Nebraska will return
10 Seattle this evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-10

Before aundown tonight George
Mitchell will know whether or not
he " to suffer the penalty Of the
Law for the killing Of Frank Ed
mund Groffield
Just before the noon recess today
Attorneys Morris aud shlpley rang
Ia surprise on the states attor
neyG BY announcing after Proseeut.
ing Attorney Macintosh had adj
dressed the jury for 20 minutes.
that the defendants attorneys would
waive their right to address the
jury.
Depended on Miller.
John r. Miller. the brilliant depu.
. prosecutor. Was being saved
BY the state for the closing address.
Mr. Millers cloquence aud logic
Was looked for by the state 20 bring
Ia a verdict that would At least send
Mitchell 10 the penitentiary for q
term Of years The hope Of vef.
dict of murder in the first degree
had long since been dispelled and
all the efforts 81 Mr Miller we're to
be devoted 20 securing d verdict Of
aEy sort other than acqnittal
Thrown into Confusion.
when. at the conclusion Of very
able address bY Prosecuting Attor
uey Macintosh. Mr Morris arose
aud announced 10 the court that the
defense wosld waive lts right 90 ar
gumeut. the states attorneys were
thrown into confusion a brief re
cess wHs taken and during the re-
cess Mr. Morris informally laid be
fore The court authorities sustain.
ing him IN his action, which action
would prevent any further argu'
men tbs the state. this cutting Mr
Miller out
when court again reconyened Mr.
Morris briefly announced on behalf
Of the defendant that no further
argument would be made Mr. Nil
Ter did what be could 70 stem tie
tide, bat IN the absence Of any al
tharity sustaining BIN IN his posi-.
ton the court ruled with the de-
fence. stating however. that II Mr.
Miller could produce any authori-
tlea at the beginning Of the after
noon session that the court would
listen to them
After two hours argument this
afternoon Judge Frater ruled that
the state could present ltH closing
argument despite the fact that the
defense waived It's right TO address
the Jury. The decision was a re-
yersal Of the opinion handed down
after the recess in the morning
trial
The state Immediately waived is
right on the condition that Judge
Frater explain the situation in his
charge 10 the Jury. The defense
viii make no plea 20 the jury aud
the prosecution viii rest with the
address Of Prosecuting Attorney
Macintosh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-10
THOMPS SON BOUGHT GUN
HOUR BEFORE SHOOTING
ALASKA ATTORNEY DIES.

The body of George G Heard was
brought south from akagNay on the
Jefferson this morning from hkaH
way aud viii be shipped TO Wash
nlgton. II { Mr. Heard was one
OF tho prominent attorneys OF Alas
la. being connected with the legal
firm OF Winn A Heard. al juneau.
he WAS taken sick at Skagwas dur.
tnF the rrcent term OF court and
died suddenly. Previously 90 going
north he was prominent member
OF the legal profession Of Washing.
ton. Mrs Heard accompanied the
remains 81 her husband south
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-10
TOOK HIS MONEY.

Fred Hartman. living IN Youngs
town. reports the loss Of s42 which
he claims was stolen from a trunk
by william Singer, a san Francisco
refugee. WHOM he befriended.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-10

auiee the fitness In all respects of
al canned meats bearing the GOV.
eminent stamp Tie said protests
can b. made 20 the American gos.
eminent n any complaint can be
found.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-10

Chester Thompson purchased tue
revolver visa which be shot aud
Killed judge Georse Meade EMORY
On saturday uisht. not more than
an hour before he appeared At the
Emory home
That be intended to Kin some
body Is thus definitely fixed. in the
opinion Of lhs officials. rhey say
his purchase Of the revolver such a
short time before the actual klliins
Indicates that ne promeditated mur
der.
IL Out Of City.
Yeang thompson obtained the
weapon from the Hardy q Hall
sp5.ing goods house VIII HARDY
.nia the hos the gan about $
e'cloek on SATURDAY evening Mr.
Hard Was 0ut II the cIty today
an could not be seen 20 sive any
expiautinn as 80 Thompson'a &C.
tlons AZ The time
his quite evident that Thompson
toos the gun and Immediately pro.
esessaa % the xlciuitN Of the Emory
horne.
Loaded the Reviewer.
Thampson probably hung around
unuotlrod for some time. loaded the
gun. fhrcw bis coat and hat away
Il TIE point where They were later
found ana then walked ap 70 wherr
Judge Emory and thc oihsfs were
seated. the shooting followlnx i'm.
meiizfsly
The pollen are more iham ever ~
The impression that rhompaon par,
ehased the gun "a shoat Charlotte
whlttIesey Wtsh The intrntinu %
killinx himself Instead. he en-.
ccantered Judge Emory and the tAf.
ter feii a victim 70 the passionate
cashaxss ot the rejected nritor.
Question Of sanity.
Thompson wtli Be- examined hY
4 hosFsi Of physicians as TO bis san-
~ before ans actual steps towards
starting prosecution aEs taken BY
the authorities
Late this afierneon Prosecuting
Attornny MaekinEuas viii file
papers IN ths superior court ehafx
lRg The Dos vita murder IN The first
asxrse Any future steps all BE-
determined bY the result % tho
medical examination.
Wait 81 Mitchell.
OWNS 10 the close attention that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-10
OCALCOMPANY
TO Do WORK

EVERETT. July io-The Puget
Sound Bridge 4 Dredging company
of Seattle has been awarded the con
tract by the county for building a
steel span bridge across the Stiila.
FusmlHh river near Florence for
slt.ss0.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-10
GUARANTEED BY
THE PRESIDENT.
THROUGH AMBASSADOR, Mr..
ROOSEVELT TELLS LONDON
MERCHANTS THAT INSPECT.
GO AMERICAN MEATS WILL
Be ut TO EAT.

LONDON. July f0.--At a meotlnR
q The Erorere federation today.
S~sbs...sior keif read from Preai-
: 81 gf'ssfsit a Esessaeo saying
p'H:a 411erscs could aHa W0gla EBag.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-10

WASHINGTON Michael Cur.
ran. member OF the Manila
police force. committed suicide 81
shooting himself. according to Off.
eial dispatches IIr vas formerly
sergeant 81 the Sixth cavalry
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-10
WILL ENTERTAIN Posr.

Mrs kate whltfiuKfon will en-.
terrain the ladies % the John y MI.
Ter " X G. al her homo. Tuesday.
Juiy 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-10
NEBRASKA RETURNS TODAY.

The battleship Nebraska win re-
turn from Bremerton this ntterneor
where she has been on the dry dock
aud Win now have finishing touoAs"
made preparatory to lsSr offsq%s' "'S
neat Menaag.