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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-03-12

The Larson millinery store Is
showing very arlistic wiRdow dis
play.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-03-12

The winds of March have no terror
to the user of DeWitt's Cartolize1
Witch Hazel Salye. 10 quickly heals
chapped and cracked skin. Good too
for boils and bruises. and undopbted
~ the best relief for Piles Sold her
by c. r. Renro.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-03-12

Rofutlng the charge that Weather
ford is a dead town" the Republican
points with pride To the construction
of nearly two blocks of brick walk.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-03-12

Now is the time 10 clean up that
back yard.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-03-12

A party Who has just returned from
a trip thrc1gh western Oklahoma re
ports wheat IN most excellent condi
ton in that part OF the state
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-03-12

Muskogee will hold rs Democratic
city primaries March IS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-30

Nv Mcdonald superintendent Of agencies for the Mu-
~. H>n. Life Association Of Newark NJ J.. with offices
IL Warrington block First av captured the Rafes oil
obscure morning paper of this city and paid $500
"a reward and 500 say nothing Of the capture.
Ths story Of MeDonads capture OF kAffes was told 70
- Gar this morning by friend Of the insurance man IN
49, Mcdonald had confidcd Mcdonald this morning when
- by me Star refused 10 discuss the matter at all
According to the story told by Mr.. Mcdonald TO his
ra ne capture OF the morning paper Rallies occurred on
rs<a.v morning Mr. Mcdonald first saw the man whom
rspesd OF being RAffles the elevator in the Wash
= bek Al Is clock that morning Accompanied by
IN nnsI an office associate Dir Mcdonald followed the
- All a. The Washington block and into two or three places
tbasusss south on Pioneer Place
~ entrance TO the Pioneer block Mcdonald walked up
Dc nan whom he suspected touched nm on the shoulder
"A ssSyered himself OF the necessary verbal statement
According 10 the story told The Star the man Al once
ssd his identity and without attracting the attention OF
$500 IN the vicinity Mcdonald and the obscure Raea
- % tie office Of the obscure morning paper There Me
49,. said 10 have been paid 500 for the capture and
rsd Far his promise that he would keep the matter quiet
Va pointed on, 70 him that the desired TO keep
at1es out little longer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-30
HARRY REEKS GOES THROUGH PAINFUL
OPERATION THAT SQUARE FOOT OF
cUTIcLE MAY BE GRATED ON INJURED
HIP OF ALBERT REEKS.

~ YOU want 20 save the life of
your brother Fou viii have "a al
low me 10 take a square foot Of
your entioie and graft Il on him.
said the physician attending Albert
Reeka 70 his brother. Harry Reeks
Without word Harry threw
down his tools Ia the foundry DE-.
pArtmenf ~ Moran Brothers plant
aud went 10 the Minor hospital.
vhcre the operation was perform
ed "Wednesday.
Nearly ia square inches o. skin
have been removed from the latter
and grated on the right thigh Of
the former. and the physician eaid
Today that both the men we're
doing nicely Albert Reeks' life
and his limb will both be- saved
Harry Nill be compelled 70 spend
more than a week IN the hospital
himself a. the result Of the loss
o. skin. but he says il Is little
matter 70 him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-30

park. ana saw three msn waiklng
rapidly towards ne
With whRt uneoueern ! could
muster I turned around the corner
% ghs builaing. walked rapidly ~
James. entered the Butler hotel ~
the HiGe entraucs. turned into The
lobby. anenasa the stairs 20 the
wrltlne roam. assembled the other
ntairs 10 tbs rear entrance % the
barnsr shop. passed through the
shop into James a. agate crossed
the street - the Seattle hotel en-
trance, and passed through The
iahhs. asceadnd the stairs 20 the
writing room. descended the other
way ny thus doubling on mr.
tracks I succeeded IN completely
evaaing M pursuefs.
Went TO unlon pspot
NJ ns1t concern As 10 faltll ny
snxaxsmant 20 b on the eafner u
second az. and Madison ~. al si5
A. it vas then only s 40 ! walked
ielsuruiy da2n Occidental A.. and
% Jackson 20 the union depot
where I made ioqulfy AZ the ticket
window regarding the movement 81
east bound trains after Hhich !
dlnst with relish 81 The depot res
fAufnnt
Returning ~ Second Az. ~ far
a. Marion 81. could see q great
crowd Of ioanEera at the Madison
~. corner. many of whom. ! uatus
rally presumed. we're there watch
Ing FOR my arrival ! vent down
Marion 70 FIRST az. up First 10
Madison. aud catching Madison
car f0da up che hill 90 Second +
remained on the car until II started
up the hin again. when ! swung to
the ground. and. stepping quickly
10 the Second av track caught With
guat the slightest delay outbound
Broadway and Pika ear iaz. fondues
tor 87a. unlocking the Eats aud
taking a stand on che front plat
form AZ aid 80 tuo young men
standing near tho track crossing
started 10 reach for mo. bat J iust
managed 20 escape their reach
on the front platform Of the car
ln addition "a The m0tOrman was q
sergeant OF special police whose
number ! was unable 10 see without
looking sqHarely a. him. which
might have betrayed my Identity
and two other men. Peering In the
I car saw q passenger inisntlY read
ing copy ~ The Star and from
time 20 time coyertif comparing my
picture therein with my own feat.
.ures After be had studied the com.
uariaan Tor several blocks be appar=
eutIY convinced himself ~ my
Identity. fae be- arose. walked up
the alale and started 20 open TIE
door 81 the car.
nut I was too quick for him
Timing his movement 20 nicely
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-30
TAKEN in PIONEER
BUILDING TUESDAY

Z unlocked the gate and STEPPED
lightly 90 the Eround in the middle
OF the block Bcfofs no conid fol-
low nv example the car waa fnily
half hleck Away and be apparently
abandoned the pursuit
After my hnny daF yesterday
alcpt iatn thfa morning and - u
vas nsafiY ? o'clock when sent
10 Stokes fer a nEht breakfast Az.
preaching the place nom 40 necoad
AZ { caught sight ~ a man IN Shile
felt hsi pafroiinE The sidewalk Ia
ffont 81 tbn entrance inssuflY study
ind the faces 81 al persons catering
the place fsnawiug that - eater
alone under tha circumstances
suuld b. % inVita immediate cap
tarc ! PASSED hy ths place. crossed
over ard took q stand In the 90
trace 81 TIE Harkr baildink.
Ersaftsa 10 agss.
Within q feu miaatea sffaek 90
a Conversation Hitb anuther ioHpEef
there. AnpAreafiY professional
man. and Invited him 70 e. q break
fasf wtfh me CrossInE the street.
i remarked that Raffies vas due %
break fast al stnses aud At the en-
tranca ! popped the sentry IN ths
felt bat and asard him n be had
seen Rafiiea Fnt iis replied that
be had not asked the came goes.
tiou % the waitress who served as
aud uf the cashier Nho t0ak my
money 81 The desk for our break.
fast. but neither 81 them appeared
"a suspect M tdentity.
Yesterday noon took luncheon
~ The Washington Lunch room In
the basement Of the Washington
bniidinK. that place pherr Yau zee
uhas Ynu wRnt spread uut On The
eountef. take Il IN your hands pay
the cashier and aeak Ypnf uWn seat
and table As ~ svefY place else
vent during the da2 ! offered the
plump brown haired Young laf1 vno
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-30

The formation of the Mayo Coal
IND 4 naliaafiag company. baaed on
capital furnished b. the famous
DR. William Mayo. q Rochester.
MINI. aud promoted b. , y Far
reti Z ~. Hartman personal rep
fesrntative ia Seattle has caused a
furry TO local railroad etftloa.
where II H. believed to mean thai
Hartman is organizing a company
10 compete Nlta James } HAll Tor
tho mastery % the North Pacific
ocean
The big move By Harrlman's rep
reeantafive. backed By the big Tor
tune II the Mayo firm. which ranks
AZ the TOD ~ American surgeons
vas first made public through The
Star yesterday
The moving spirit 10 the new
CORPORATION rs John D Farrell,
president OF the Oregon a. Wash
inEion railroad. and Hartman
representative In the Puget Sound
country. The president OF the com
many la Frank Waterhouse, repre-
sentlnE the Boston Steamship com.
pany. a rival 81 tho Great Northern
Steamship company for Asiatle
frsde The attorney for the new
company BE- " n Boyle. general
counsel for Frank WatcrhouHe a
60 and member Of tho law firm
on Boyle. Hardin 4 spoouef. at
foruevz fer the Hartman interests
la Seattle.
d.. Mayo. after whom the nsW
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-30
MEMORIAL. DAY EXERCISES THROUGHOUT
THE CITY - GIGANTIC PARADE WEB
sTER DAVIS SPEAKS BEFORE IMMENSE
CROWD AT GRAND OPERA HOUSE.

the police. local semi-miiiiafy or.
CARNATIONS. and LONG string OF
autos we're IN line
AT THE OPERA HOUSE.
Inside the opera house the foot.
lights and stage were banked with
roses. the whole interior being
dfapcd With hundreds 81 silk flags.
Five minutes after the doors
were thrown open the house was
filled There was no variations
from the published program Of the
formal exercises
Hon Webster Davis. member 81
the first Grand Army camp ever
organized. made the Memorial
BAY address Mir Davis not only
paid loyal tribute 20 the dead
aud the living heroes OF the great
civil strife bat he paid Ike trib.
ute TO the loyal women u the
time.
FLOWERS FOR GRAVES.
Rhododcudruns. suoWballs. roses.
pansies. ferns. Scotch bloom and
flowers Of an varieties. were deliy-
ENtM NN MNkNN aNaNH HtHAhANHh -
the Bon Marches new annex to
help decorate the graves Of the
dead soldiers and sailors. This
morning these were taken 20 the
various cemeteries and TO the
opera house where the public exer.
clses were held
Yesterday afternoon Ladies' of
the C.. A r aud members of the
" Il. c. worked tirelessly 20 make
wreatha snd bouquets for use this
afternoon Six school buildings
in the city. the summit Columbia.
Franklin. Warren ay.. b. r. Day
and the high school we're centers
where flowers we're delivered.
Probably in the history Of Seattle
so many flowers we're never gath
cred together before. The vacant
atorcroom this morning was a mass
nf color This memorial Day found
the state flower. the rhedodendron.
iust blooming owing 60 the de-
layed season. and many 81 the fin
eat roses we're lust at the height
Of their glory today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-30

III nv brother can suffer tbs
iosa OF one limb and other injuries.
I can certainly give up a square
foot OF skln n Il will be OF any
benefit 70 him" Albert said
Il was necessary TO perform two
operations. but the first was not
50 severe.
Albert Hcsks was injured IN a
street car accident ~ Fl Lawtnn
On March ~ last Both legs were
broken and he was severely bruls-
"a and otherwise injured. II WAS
necessary 10 Ampntate bis left
limb az once aud the physicians
A. first thought that be would
laHa both his legs. but after TAX
inE out four inches OF the smaller
bone IN his right leg and employ
ing the grating process. Il wiii
be saved
The Reeks live on 2iat az. near
Pike -. Both Albert and Harry
are well known football players
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-30

took my Is cents the copper cent
faf a dime Htfu handed g hses 10
me aad ] save her a real dine -
stead.
CEN Refused AGAIN.
A tea ailnsfes later / offered the
sans erin ~ fffe ~ hraHesf ffr7
behind the counter "a the Gunnt
cigar store Rsxf door and b to 70
iscted il. SIN later I offered & 60
tie gifi piih the rod rose and the
sgfinR % gold hsada Nhn ptesifes
over the stamp desk and infufuE.
ilnn bufaan - the Quaker nfug
store 20 tho curry beaded huf tn
the California fruit stand 10 the
fair hatred kiri 81 Mooney = station
eff store. 60 the clerk at the euHsf
cigar store At second a. and Ma.
zion a. 10 three street car ccudue'
tors and a least a dozen other per
sans Ia each place u WAs refused
Ia each place the person who 70
fiiasd Il. had he OF she penetrated
M Identity. euald have won the
$500 reward b speaking a single
nantenca required fof ny rapture
nut in each case the opportunity
waa neglected. and today Al ~
o clock noon ! an suli Al lafEe-
TAKES Bfe SHIPMENT.
A shinrnent for the KAfaiia com
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-30
I. d. FARRELL FRANK WATERHOUSE AND
w II BOGLE. BACKED BY MILLIONAIRE
SURGEONS. FORM COMPANY THAT WILL
RE HILLS BIG OPPONENT ON THE PA
CIFIC OCEAN.

eempaay II named. invests his
money III q through ] y Farrell,
and Il not likely to personally be
an active factor Ia The manage
ment ~ r.
The business whlCh the new com
pany h - engage In primarily ls
the c0aling and iightcraEs OF ocean
steamers on the sound
with q trauseentiurntal railroad
controlled By FARRELL and an orient
Al steamship line controlled by
Natsrhouae. all that ia needed 10
a supply Of coal for the new com
pany 10 make Il tho most tormld-
able combination IN opposition 10
the Hui interests that has YET
arisen i'm the northwest
IS. n. Boyle. IN reply 10 qnea-
ton bv reporter Of 7 he Star 20.
dav. az 70 the business Of the new
company. said
yes. drew up the articles OF
INCORPORATION for the Mayo Coailng
a Ballahling company, and viii DO
ita attorney. Tho business OF The
company will At first be only a
llRhteraRe business.
"Thn company has not yet &C
auirad any wharf property.
whether n will acquire any IN the
future. am not ready 20 say This.
as we'll a. the acquisition OF mining
properties will depend upon Mr.
Warehouse. Who Is az present In
the cast. and will not return 10 Sc
attic for a month
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-30
HONOR HEROES OF
CIVIL WAR

Tonight a very special lot %
flowers wlli b. scattered on the
waters Of Elliott hay With cere.
monies IN honor OF the unknown
sailors who persisted during ths
civil and other wars
STORES AND SHOPS CLOSED.
The stores and shops remained
closed today. There were a few
fruit stores. grocery and butcher
shops open during the early
forenoon hours. but these with. the
rest. closed up tight at the first
sound Of the bands leading the pa.
rade
Employees took advantage of thu
fine day TO take their families 20
the various parks for a holiday
STEAMERS ARE LOADED.
In the afternoon every steamer
vas loaded with pleasure seekers
going 10 various places in tha
sound country looking for cool
places 70 spend the day. Tie
steamer indianapolis. loaded with
Seattle's bankers and their friends
10 the number Of 500. left Pier 1
this morning amid loud cheering.
The vessel was literally covered
with the national colors as well as
with the flags OF Great Britain.
whose dominion the Seattle folks
today raided.
Thousands OF people attended
the Seattle Tacoma ball game. the
automobile races. and the Oregon
Washington track meet, the athlei-
io sports OF the afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-30
GIVES SKIN I'D
SAVE BROTHER
F. E. WILLARD TO
FOLLOW BUNKER

y 2 willard. AZ present supsrin.
tenfent % schools of Moline. lll
WAS last night elected by the
school board assistant buperlutcnd
rut - schools. TO succcsd =. 3.
Bunker, resigned willard vas for
merry superintendent ~ achools At
MarahAiltuNu. la. and Il well
kuoNn 90 superintendent Frank
n Cooper. uho has verp high
oplnlon % willard abilities a. an
educator The position was offer.
"a 10 him al the time ~ the ap
pointment Of Mr. Bnnker. but he
was unable 70 accepf g.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-30
SHORE LAND WORK
FINISHED

The special commission appoint
ed 90 appraise the Lake Washing.
ton and Lake Union shore lands.
which are TO be sold for the pur.
pose OF raising 100000 for the
Alaska. Yukon. Pacific exposition,
has finished It's work in Seattle and
adjourned. TO meet in a few DAYS
In Olympia
All testimony is now In and the
commissioners viii be some time
in going over it. so no decision Is
likely TO be announced for some
time. The commissioner spent
the entire day yesterday inspecting
the lands in question.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-30
PTOR PAID 500 ON HIS PROMISE TO KEEP THE MATTER QUIET
OPERATION MAY SAVE MAN
WHO BROKE NECK

Drs v. A. siiiiman and q. A.
Client today performed an operation
npon Larry Lawrence. who broke
hls neck day before yesterday while
taking = hiEh dive at the naiaio.
rum at Alki Point Ia addition 10
haviag a bone 10 hls ueekbfoken.
a bone zas also disloeaied and The
operation thia morning consisted in
removing the broken traction Of
bone aud setting the difloestet
bone. Tne doctors ssy that tAN
renee has = fighting chance Tor ifs.
but that the most delicate q spfk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-30

viii b. necessary 20 pali the man
through
uNinE - the sudden aiAiocailoh
~ me bonea % the neck suffered
In IAWraneea fan be- Is paralYsef
from The neek dowh. This IL CAUSED
hy the banrs OF the peek plnchins
the spinal cord Ia such eases II
IL Impossible 20 tell for several
months WHISTLER the patient VII
Hhally recover.
The patient IL resting easily tn
faY and saa conscious sfisf the ons
srafion. A break In the ucrk Is
nearly atwaYA fatal and inday'a up.
s4aftna. n sacceasful vii be a
aufkical feat 81 imparian0s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-30

pany representing a. 900. left with
the Santa Ana Nhsu she cleared
for Alaska shortly before npon To
ahs Thsa t. f0r the neu railwaF
the kafaiiA company are construct
Ina and fnfiutrs = steam shnfsi
sts4 t@a laeamutiEAs.
gaRs n n Mckay Koes 40 mae.
tee h lies - CApf Daniels. whn T.
pli6fing the Northwestern dpsn
toe inside passage fruno Naldos %
Eaaaimaig.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-30
BIG ROBBERY is
COMMITTED

VANCOUVER. II. c. NAY 40
Private detectives arc Row n
vancouver on The lookout Tor J
Es4aaffa nuscke. a icwslfY Halee
man. who iH wanted IN Nes YORK
for stealing $3.50 600 worth 81 gems
and also stealing money from Sol
GuFRrnhsim. head ~ the copper
syndicate
Men have also been sent "a
Seattle a. unecte iu expected TO
leave for China. where be former.
- lived
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-30
SNOW IN COLORADO

COLORADO SPRINGS. Col. May
30 The most unreasonable weather
on record is prevailing In central
Colorado today.
snow drifts have blocked the cog
road TO Pixies Peak and there are
several inches Of snow at Cripple
Creek. and the mountains are COW
cred.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-30
NO HEAT STROKES
In CHICAGO

CHICAGO. May 80. Partly
cloudy weather and cool winds
prevailed today and no Veterans
fell from the line "a they did last
year from heat exhaustion In the
Memorial Day parade
-Four thousand soldiers. graves
we're decorated here. many 81 Con.
federatea participating
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-30

Memorial DAY dawued bright ana
sunny. and perfect weather greeted
the exercises. which we're general
throughout the city today. perhaps
the most memorable Of Seattle =
history. A gigantic parade a
packed mass meeting al The Grand
Opera house. the cafpetinR 81 The
ola soldiers graves with flower the
athletic sports and the general
gala day appearance Of The city az
vast crowds lined the streets. sought
the parks. and iammed excursion
hoata an combincd 10 make The day
remarkable
Practically the entire street car
traffic of the city was dead for
over an hour during the time Of the
Memorial day parade today, one OF
The most imposing aud magnificent
ever seen in Seattle
gfand Marshal II W King
proved to the waiting thousands
ihat be had not forgotten the knack
uf Organization and execution for
he started the parade almost on the
minute and kept 81 going without
any percepuhle breaks or stops not
withataudiuR that autos and wagons
were bound to keep going mp and
down the thofaughfares, TO the dis
comfort of everyone
Mayor William Hickman Moore
on a fine charger Jed the parade.
Every order society. and detsch-
mcnt Of the military was In line In
the appointed place SO that every
thing moved like clock work.
veterans In Iise.
Those OF the veterans who
marched afoot were permitted TO as
aomhle on side streets not too far
away from the opera house so as TO
save as much Of the long tramp In
the warm sun as possible
All told there were about $50
veterans in Inc. There we're per
haps score who rode In the five
carriages assigned FOR the purpose.
The local companies OF the National
Guard Regulars from Fort Lawtou,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-30

10 roc cans catch Hafneu. bat
- sxt Aks had rsoasY.
I s<rsastrn,sd tais 70 my salts.
| krr yesterday afternoon. when
n s-~~-si Aaars ! walked ths
| nuxs srYsnx 70 pas OF a copper
| - ssr a dire in making small
| yrs.ssrz offered the cent 70 40
~ ga a scoss of persons along
y wszefpsl business Streets u the
a ~ u sash Instance e vas -.
zn<t 10 ne rejected FeiEnlnx
9merxansn, each tine tsndeFsd
isasu tine instead. sxesps Ia ons
y no Instances. uhsn BOT having
b rzes ehanFs. ! offered a larger
~
~ tines turing ths far ysstsf.
y NJ anes this morning I found
srs9 n imminent danger OF cap
y nj snccee9sd IN ssgRDing only
\ nJ.sE some skilifui fuss which
x<se NJ pursasfa. Three or four
zzs snrx8ers wste within q few
- 4 ne and tulec they actually
uN1sd cut for ne. but each time
usage 70 escape and an stu ~
~
was Nearly Caught.
" FRS pursuit occurred shortly
fN J s'elock and my purauera
tfsse after ne on Pioneer Place
81 oesn advertised % appear on
= H1sHdk weat u ths triangle
Y w wa delayed aud 90 ap.
Elfsf fsN minutes later than
q aazf arrived ~ First ~ $
htfirset car alixhtiuE a. the cor.
Y q fhs triangle walked 20
@hEs q he Sidewalk. stepped up
/. ard stopped there a moment
Z at a cigar. meanwhile survey.
= n ground ahead u ne fsaw
rHn Suspicious characters on
~ u ne. apparently vatchlug
\ appFpash and the halt vas both
NIL ny engagement 20 stand
while on the Sidewalk and -
~ hen or their Euafd by mas
nea Mink was going 10 walk
! 49, them.
offered Copper Cent
1aF.ng lighted my cigar. how
! TUNED On my heel and
- sHiftiY eastward - tho cor
2 Ne Pioneer building There
sfed Gunata cigar store. where
,ii.sassd package 81 tobacco
Hisfsd he clerk ny couuef
hs banded il back n rae with
ad smile and ! offered him >
% piece instead. rfrrlFiua
= shauge Tb.s afforded ne
ofiHniiy. aa I walked out 81
S'sks % look back acrosH the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-30
MAYO COALING AND BALLASTING co. HAS
Ell. HARRIMAN'S AGENT, LAWYER AND
SHIPPING ALLY AS ITS CHIEF HACKERS
u. S. GUNBOAT
FOR CHINA

WASHINGTON. May 80 The
Eunbost Helena has been ordered
from Shanghai TO Annoy thence to
swatow 30 protect the American
Interests
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-30
BATTLE

ssesiep- Teiear-Rh ssrstrs.i
swATOw. Stay % 4 battle has
resulted in the death % over 100
rebels and the capture OF several
rebel leaders
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-07-20
FISHERMAN
WASHED OVERHEARD

Yamoto, a japanese fisherman of Ho-
nolulu, was washed out of his boat of
The Molokai coast on Thursday night
and drowned. With two companions
he had gone out on one of his regular
cruises, fishing near the shores of Mo-
lokai. On Thursday evening the voy-
age home was commenced, but the
sampan had only run a short distance
before she was struck by a fresh wind
bringing heavy seas. For three hours
the three battled with the waves. and
all seemed to be going we'll when
heavy sea broke over the boat ana
carried away a large part of the fish
ing tackle Yamoto jumped to save
this. and while he was on his feet
another wave swept the sampan ana
wa shed him overheard. His compan-
ions brought the boat around and
for him for some time with
ont success. They reached Honolulu
about two o'clock yesterday morning
and Immediately notified the police OF
the accident.