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The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-11
Boston.


 '-Batted for Lindaman in seventh.
 Score by innings:
 Philadelphia IA 0 } 0 0 1 2-S Boston .....,.0 ? Q ) 0-2
 Two base hits. Magee 9, osborne, Bowerman, Bransfeld; three base hit Doolin; hits off Lindaman l in I ln nings, off Dorner in' off McQuil- Ian , in 6, off Corridon 1 in 8; sac rife hits, Titus, McQulllan. Doolin ?; stolen base, Mransheld, double play Grant, Knabe and Bransheld; left on bases, Philadelphia I, Boston 6, first base on balls, off McQulllan 3, off Dor ner 1; first base on errors, Boston 1 Philadelphia ?; struck out, by Linda man 2, by Corridor 1. Tibe, 200. Umpire, Klem.
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CHICAGO GETS FIRST.
Easily Win Initial Contest of Series
 Brown Twirls Effectively.

St. Louis, Sept. 10--Chicago defeat- ed St. Louis to-day, in the first game
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New Haven.

Holyoke .......,,,.0 O"--O New Haven ......0 0 1 1 0 0 O-2
 Two base hits: Burke, Havel; Home run: Burke; hits: Off Stoup, in five innings off Carrick, in three innings; Sacrifice hits: Stoup Dolan, Sindler Holyoke A. New Haven 4 First base on balls: off Sindler 2, Stoup 1. First base on errors; New Haven 1, Holyoke l. Struck out: By Sindler S. by stoup q Carrick g. Time. 1926. Umpire, Rorty.
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Cincinnati.

Three base hits, Wagner; hits off Willis, 6 in 8 innings; off Vail, none in i inning; sacrifice hits, Gill, Spade, Hoblitzel: stolen bases, Shannon To, bert, Bescher; left on bases, Pittsburg 5, Cincinnati &; first base on balls off Spade 1, off Willis 5; first base on er- TOTS, Pittsburg 1, Cincinnati |; struck out by Spade ?, by Willis 2; time, 1;45, umpire, Rlgler.
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The fact that Burke had hs cheek hone smashed by pitched ball, seems only to have made more terrific slug ger out of him. One would expect plm double and single looks more like stepping into them.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-11
BROWNS DROP ONE TO MAPS
Red Legs Conquer Nationals--Yanks Win Exhibition Game from
 Lynn.
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.
GAMES TO-DAY.

Chicago at Detroit. Philadelphia at Washington. St. Louis at Cleveland. New York at Boston.
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SPLIT EVEN.
Silver City and Park City Mines Divide
 Double Header

Meriden, Conn., Sept. 10-Merden md Bridgeport broke even in the
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WIND UP SEASON WE'LL.
Puritans Take Last Game at Capital
 Easily Beat Senators.

Washington, Sept 1o.-Boston wound up its season here with a victory de- feating Washington. to 1. Burchell was a great puzzle, while Keeley was hit hard and given poor support. Score:
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Paul Jache. the clever Amateur leagne twirler, will join New Bedford o-r1orrow. Jache has pitched Centre dale 10 two championships, and made n recent strike out record of 19 against the fast Rover outfit, winning his own game in this instance with slash ing home run drive. He comes from the sanne club that Forgue, the clever shortstop of the locals, halls from.
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EASTERN LEAGUE. At Baltimore-Baltimore 5, Proyid- ence 4.
 At Buffalo-Buffalo I, Rochester o. At Toronto-Toronto 19, Montreal 8.
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SlOUP BATTED
 OUT IN FIFTH. Paperweights Secure Nine Hits and Win Game-Waters' Boots Responsible for
 Two Tallies. CARRlCK FINISHES CONTEST Only Allows One Hit--Havcl Bats Well--Burle Gets Homer. Double and Single-Ponles and
 Senators Win.
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE STANDING
GAMES TO-DAY.

Hartford at New Haven.
 New Britain at Waterbury. Merlden at Bridgeport.
 Springfield at Holyoke e games).
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Chicago.

Two-base hit, schaefer; three-base hit, Crawford, Rossman, hits off White il in 8 1-3 innings off Walsh In 2-3; sacrifice hits, Crawford, Rossman, Per ry, Isbell, Sullivan, Tannehill; stolen base, F. Jones: double plays, Perry Rossman and Perry; white, Tannehill and Tsbell, Atz. Sullivan and Tanne- hill left on bases, Detroit Il, Chicago 10; bases on balls, off Donovan 5, off White 6; first base on erors, Chicago 1; hit by pitcher, by White 1; struck out by Donovan 6, by Walsh 1, time, 2:9o, umpires, O'Loughlin and Hurst.
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Diamond Clippings.

The JournaI- courier Ia the only pnper |, Inc state having its own repor.cr follow up the home team In all or "S ut-of-town games.
 Hartford will perform at the prairie this afternoon, The senators will not stop @ for anyone in their exciting race for the flag, and will probably snatch a victory from the locals.
 E,ther Andy Herbst or Phil. Corcoran wifi ii'i,,s' he sent anti to the mound, while Rorty will judge their benders.
 Bone was again absent from Spring. field yesterday for Wilkinson's warrant is still out for him. Cameron LOOK charge of the locals.
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double-header here this afternoon, Meriden taking the first game, to 3, and Bridgeport the second, to B. The scores:
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-11
St. Louis.

xBatted for Stephens in ninth. xxBatted for Powell in ninth. xxxRan for Spencer in ninth.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-06
{ D | c / 0 5.

IatestadO de BautiSta Ortia Luis An
selmi, Administrator Judicial del intsnta-
do Dc BAutistR OTtis, debidameRts Gutori
zRdo poT ests CoTts de DistEito, & todo ell
que pusda interesarle, hsgo aaber:
Que BRutista Ortiz. mayor de edad,
ao!tsVo, ComsTciants, vecino de Salinas fa
lleoi6 en- dicho pueblo 81 din % de Mayo
de 1907, sin OtoTgar diSpoaict6n teRtamen'
tRria alguna.
QUe deseonoci6ndoBe actuaImente quie,
mes puedan teneP cT6ditnB contra dicho sa.
nor Ortiz, poF viEtud de Ia pTeHente on
cumplimiento de 10 que dispone ell Art. 81
de Ia Ley de PTocedimisntoB lsgslas espe,
cialeB, sprobada On de Mario de 1866.
cito, llamo emplazo todoB los que ten.
gan que FsclamRr RIgdn deracho On CON.
Cspto de acFsedoFes del fnRdo para que en-
81 t6rmino de dos meseg & contar desda cd,
to fecha puedRn comunicaEme BuB nom
bEe,B direction y d deFecho 8 ere Tito que
Teclaman,
EOtAs EeclamacioneB debsF6n pYesentar
He acomps fiadas de los coFEeBpondienten
compr- banteg, bsjo declarRci6n jursdR y
en- eHcEitO dirijido mi nombra mi re-.
Bidencis, en- eate pueblo de Salinas, P. r..
FebrsTo "a do 1908 -Luis Ansszmi, 'Ad.
miniAtEadoT Judicial.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-06

AVISANOS 4 nuestros favOrecedores que
en- nuestTo establecimieuto lila VILLA
DE MADRID", acabamos de recibir:
CORSEIS Franceses desde 80 centavos
85, TRAJES bordados y de Tul de los uI-
t.mOs modelos de PARIS y st GALL, tejf-
timss PLUMAS de Ostrich, un gran surti-
do en- ClNTURON NE5 de Piel Y Eslasticos,
el surtido mas complete en- PEINETAS de
fantasia desde % centavos S25 cada una,
los lejitimos DRILES No, 100 Y JIPIJAPA,
Tricots y ELASTICOTINA para Frac etc,
Exclusives en- estos patrOnes) ell surtidO
mas complete en- TIRAS BORDADAS y
BRODERIES, que vendemos constante-
mente mitRd de precio, TenemOs tam
bien, leiftimas MANTAS de los Princes
para Wales, Telas de hilo Espafiolas &
Ynglesas cuantos articulos de nuestro
ramO solicite el pdblico de buen tono.
mos cuaiauier Oo envfo Dor r eorreo ss Expres. E pres
Telefono 273. p o. Box, 764
San Francisco 81. San Juan, p, r,
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GLo gusta Ia ndslsl7 sQuIor0 olrla7

CompTe una Pianola an Pisno pianoD
10 de 10 c6lebFe CASA THE AEOLIAN
Co., de New York que ha perfeccionado
eHte instrumento hanta Ilsgar 4 Is altura
que eRt6. CualquisE persona pusde intsr.
pFetsE una Pieza de mfsica como 81 fuera
nm aEtista.
AdemkS, hay siempTs pianos de Il como
cidR maFcR PLEYEI. Pianos Alemanes,
pianos WebsEy marca PARIS BAZAR,
aRtoB d timoa pla4os Eaz6n de SO mem
Buales sin pagaF nada sdelantado.
Una vista 81 PARIS BAZAR de Pc
dTo Giusti 8 una CaTta diTijida 81 depaPta'
mento musical pondE6 las psruona1 ints'
Fessdas Ga pO8s1i6n de loE datol que 70
desean
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-06

PARA REGALOS - 81 acrsditsdo
oafS MORGAN, 81 nuavo cafe Fortale1R 21
aRba de rocibiE un maguifeO surtido de
GleHsntes cojitaG de eBquigitos dIstoes =
bombones, pTopios para rsgelos de eata
etrs tampoEaTR Las mas acTeditsda
marcaG de chocolates DC encuentran allf los
e.tuches SON do 10 mas aEtfGticO , ino.
Los hsladog de frutRs del pais = FefreacoB
Eiguen siUndo de 10 mas eBquiaito. Pre-
Gios m6dicOs servicio r6pido , & toda
hora El chocolate HBaker" offsce atTR'
venta1 n0vedadea.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-06

INTEREsANTE -Ss ofrecs On veDta
IN autom6vil marca Thomas F2yer de so
CaballoB de fusrEa de muy POGO uBo Es
Ci ntemente impoTtad0
Una calderR multitubu'aV IA s, cuya
tubsria a6lo 10 ha uuAdo una zAffa.
Una Chimenea de planChRB de hieEro
3l16 so pies alto por 5 do di6metrO, en-
busnaB condiciones de uBo. I0foTmar6
ISid1o a. Sanchez. San Juan P r. Fs.
brsEo 25 de 1908. 15v.S.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-06

Ell MAS .ACREDITADO. Hasts
bOnitas piszsh muBicales han hido com.
pue1tau on honor de los favoTecedoTes de
la acreditada marCa "Ron San Luis" que
han podido llsvaT 81 primer puesto loB
Alvarez Harmanos de NsstR plaza. 81 de.
p6Hito, San JoGe en- San Juan, 90 ve
OonutRntemente viuitado poF los favorece.
dorss de eas aEtfculo que hacen grRndeH
pedidos para toda 10 iBia No 10 olvidsis.
Ron ssn Luis" que no OOntiens ninguna
suR ia O-rjudiciRl.
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S so semanales YaIIosos repalos

Cualquier persona de activ dad y energGa
puede ganarse $4,000 SemanaleS yendiendo
nuestros cuadros al 0leo de asuntos Teigio-
SOS, en- colOres. Los ycuadros miden Is 20
pulgadas. Soltcftese circulary muestras en-
Viando 25c. OIo americana 0su equiyalete q
FREE & KLEE 81 Union So NeW-YOrk U S.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-06

Intes'ado de Bautista Ortz. Luis An.
gelmi, AdministFador judicial del inteAta.
do de Bautista Odiz. debidaments autoEi.
zado por eBta CoEte de Distritc, todo 81
que pueds intsTesaFie hf go nabaH:
Que BsutiAta Ortiz, mayor de eea1,
Boltero, comeFcisnte, vecino az Salinas "a !.
llecie ca dicho pueblo 81 dia % de Mayo
de 1907, sin otoTgaE disposition teatamen
taEis alguns.
Cue dsHConoCi6ndoaa en Ia Aotualidad
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-06

81 CLUB do f. Kehrhahn & 90.
RoVRla un rsloi de orc "Waltham" sema'
n2montS entire sus Clientes, ID Ultima &C.
m@a obtuvo uno, 81 ST.. Antonio Marines
Ve9a.aIta. nnaio ndmeRO AZ
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-06

LOS MAS AOREDITADOs - A.
BIanCo Fernandez FAhTIpaRtO do IlG0r0S
Conocido vsntajosaments en- toda Il iSlR =
extranieFo. Ordenes 81 ApaEtado 887, la
Gale de Tatu6n 43, en- San Juan, de
Puerto Rico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-06

quisnes pusdan ser los heredeEo1 legftimoI
del fnado OFtiS, poF viEtud de la pleBsnte,
de oEdsn del honorable Juez de eJta Cor
ta De Diatrito , en- cumplimisnto del Art,
p de la Ley de PFocedimisntoG legRlea
especialeu, aprobada en- 8 de MaTz9 de
1905. Cito, llamo empIazo los que Bs
cream con degecho dichR herencia, para
que compaTezcsn ante Ia CoEte de Dintrito
del DiAtFito judicial de Guayams, dantro
del teTmino de BsBenta dias Contar desde
la fsch2 de ls publication del d,timo edic'
t., para EeClamsE 81 dsEeCho de que be
Cresn asiltidos.
DichaB EsclamacionsB deber6n presen-
tsEss con los doCumsntos juHtifcativos CO.
TreBpondientsD, On In OfoinR dol Sscrets'
rio de Ia Corte de DistEito, aita en Il Calls
de HoItog, ca Ia ciudad de Gusyama. sa'
linaa, P. r Febrero "a de 1908 Luis
AnseEmi Administrator Judicial. VS..
En e1ss imPTenta @ vends paPel de
psri6dioo vioio 82.00 log 46 kiloG " J
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OPORTUNIDAD -Por tener que de.
dicarss On dush0 otros negoCiOF, 90 van
de 81 establecimisnto Biilar y OAfstfu inB.
tslado On 10 parada 25 dc 6antuFce ffenta
10 Ig ssis. Para infoTmos en- Ell mlsmo
establecimiento G bFie FerFaF. 15v ..
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GLASSES A DOMICILIO de France,
Iugl6s, Espafol Tsnsaurfa dc libros.-
I foTmeS, Box 392 San Juan, Puerto
Rico. 50v.A
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RsstauradOr Vital de RIcOro

Restaura la vltalidad de los hombres. Ga
rantiEado. Precio $1-OO, oro Siempre 4 la
Venta en- la Farmacia de Fidel CUTLER
mety. Ha curadu otros, 10 cura q v Se
solicitan pedidos por Correo.
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CASA DE PREsTAMOS dc jose Ba
San. Allen 81 S. -Hace operacioneD
uobre alhAiaa. Dssde 100 dollars en- ade
lants 81 intereS aeEa conventional no
sxcedeE6 del 80 menSual OOmprA ,
vends aIhAjas mUdernRs sntiguRu. San
Juan, Puerto Rico
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Sc VENDE UN HERMOSJ so.
LAR frsnts al Parqus BoIinqusn dintRn
Be go metros del mar.
InformaF6n en- Ia NotRTfR de Julio &C.
shF GonX6leE. 15 v Z.
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lnnlcllnR GENERA

sbi9 4 1AS uAUFtES Fl araDe Sainlans -
> 6e Winsow debe selnpre que los nlos estan
q aodo de "a dentic6n. Pnoporciona aivio immediate
q pequeno paeiente, produce sueno natural tranSuo
1iva el dolor e Sngeito despierta muy vvCS segre
- muV agEadabe al PaladaE, ealma al nino, abahda s@
oneas alVh sus dolores, haee Gces las fnciones ae
6nago Fegnla los intestinose IS el mejor reL1edq
Snoe para a diarrea va provena esta de la dentici6n
n euaauera ofra 16ngaae mucho culdado peo
q IaTsbe Calmnn&e Cd q Senors Nin1ou = - y nein
a. ~
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-06

Al RECIBO DE s 8 snvismos
vuelta dc corFsO M Teloi Elgiu gsrantizR.
do poF disz amos, , por $40 remitimoH uno
NARA WalthAn. - f. Kehrhahn. San
Juan P. r. A.p.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-06

4 5E A -QUIbAN apOOontoB q
tres OuAtrO pe0os ON Ia casa
81 lado de la fAbEica de taba-
COS PuerEa do Terra. antigun c6rcel. An.
foRmav6n a lien 66 As ..
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En- Ols8 RmpRonGa @ Y9nue pAp9I &C
pOri6dioo visio & $500 loE 46 kiloa Hn)
qRtaL9
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-30
ABERDEEN SUFFER 8
FROM BIG FIRE

blowing. hot sun ard humid a..
mo4phsrr a. ln 1903. bat ii0EOnAllY
across the street frum the Mits of
the buildings 10 which ths fire Of
that year broke out aud IN the 80.
called tenderioln district.
Soon after 2 O'Clock flames were
seen coming out u a building In
the rear 81 the Alaska saloon. on
y 81. which aoou destroyed The
twoatory building and jumped to
Fow ~ the same klnd ~ atruct
ures which llue the street on both
sides Before n. flames we're
brought under control nine build.
inga. a small cottage. a Number Of
small boats aionx the WiNhkah
river aud the false woFk Of the
new steel bridge Of the Northern
Pacific were burned
The man who loat his Ire was
George Griawold. 81 Montssano. lie
MAS aroused when the fire broke
out bat vas apparently 80 stupo.
fled BY drugs that he fell asleep
again tits partly incinerated body
vas found on hia bed In the ashes
Of the New Brunswick hotel. where
tbe bed had fallen from the fourth
floor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-30


CHICAGO. July 30.-A aenaa,
tionai turn was given 10 tho "a.
nous Blilek case today, when Il
vas learned that the coroner 81
Dupage county had secretly ex.
hnmed the body Of Henry Niemann.
the late fathersn-iaw OF Mrs
Emma Vrzai Niemanu. one Of the
three survivors Of the Nrzal fam
lis. ak members Of which Blllek
"a accused OF poisoning. Il was
learned here that the atomach Of
the dead man had been turned over
20 two chemists Of the Northwest.
ern Medical college, who are nov
trying 10 find traces Of poisoning
Billek'a friends declare that
npon new evidence that will be ad
duced the mystery Of the poison
ings will be cleared up. and that
the supreme court Of the United
states will grant the prisoner the
right 10 a new trial.
Bllek was convicted Of the muir
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-30
new EVIDENCE IN THE
FAMOUS BILLEK CASE

der OF Mary vrxai. daughter Of
Martin vrxal. IN 1905. and four
times has been IN the shadow %
the Eallowa tie was sentenced %
be hanged October II. 1907. and
the date has been postponed three
times since then. November 8.
1907. April 20. 1908 and June ~.
1908. we're set as days upon which
he was to die. but In each case
a higher court interviewed 70 cave
bis life
on June ~ Judge Lands decid.
ed that the priaoner had the right
to appeal TO the supreme court of
the United States under the pro.
vision or the constitution which
forbids the execution OF any man
as kong as there is doubt as to
his guilt, aud ordered the hanging
postponed until the appeal had
been taken The news OF the stay
Of execution came just as Billek
was ready 10 begin the death
march TO the gailOws
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-30
CAPT. CONRADI IS
NOT EXPLAINING

other than saying that there was
but one master on tho Ohio. and
that the passengers recognized the
fact, Captain Conrad would not
discuss anything that would bear
on the libel suits that will come up
before Judge Moore of Nome.
The owners gave me positive or.
ders before | started not 70 force
the Ice" said Captain Confadf
This IL the first bad season since
SO A sudden wind would have
forced the fioea against the ships.
sinking the fleet
There Il no outward appearance
that the adverse criticism that has
been aimed at Captain Conrad az.
fleets him. ITO appears content that
be has followed out the instructions
o. the owners OF the Ohio 20 the
word
The Ohio brought down So. g2a
ia treasure. tea tons OF freight
aud ~ pasEeusere,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-30
SACO'S WIDOW SUES
FOR HEAVY DAMAGES

Louise Sage. widow Of Raphael
Sage. who was Killed BY an auto
mobile at 2ist ay. and Cherry st. /.
on July 40. today started a $4,000
damage suit against ". J. Leayltt,
owen MoCusksr and the Locomo-
bile company tn the superior court
Sage was street sweeper and II
was claimed that he was run down
and killed while the automobile was
running at an excessive rate OF
speed. Icayltt ana McCuakcr A..
ready stand charged with man.
slaughter as result Of the offense.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-30
SEATTLE FIRMS
Get CONTRACTS

Seattle bidders won out in the
fireboat contract controversy when
the beard OF works. after a pro
trncted session. today decided 10
award the contract based upon the
terms Of the SEGREGATED bids
Under This ruling the Willamette
Iron 4 Steel Works. Of Portland.
which was the lowest bidder on tho
aggregate contract. rs ignored. and
the separate Seattle firms. which
entered bids on various portions
Of the proposed craft. are given
the job b. sections.
The machinery contract IL
awarded TO the Fulton Machine
Works. Of Seattle. az their figure
OF S36.e02
The hall will be built by the
Puget Sound shipbuliding com.
pany. Of this city. for s2s 500.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-30
ISSIONERS RISE 70
ANOTHER EMERGENCY

rainfall IN the mountains. but there
ia nothing like anticipating trouble.
and the Orillla bridge might be
washed out Ia the spring OF 1903 mn.
less Il was repaired today In the
words Of the Kansas senator. '1t
listens well
There are scores OF farmers
around the county who find IL next
10 impossible to get TO market with
their produce because OF impassa.
BILE roads. All that ia required Is
the expenditure OF several hundred
dollars 20 put these roads Ia good
shape. The commissioners say the
county has no money for this
work. They have thousands 10 ped
die out In exclusive contracts. HE
gally made. with few favored
firms, for repair work on bridges
and roads which do not need re-.
pairs nearly 80 bad as the farmers
roads
The public kicks. bat everyone
remembers the remark made by
one of the Vanderbilt family touch.
ing this same idea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-30
VIOLENCE ON INCREASE IN
WATERFRONT STRIKE
NO BURNS FEGHTIN
NEW WESTMINSTER

mat hntns would have been biz
drawing card, and large crowd
would have attended. with pruner
advertising, aa Il would have been
the flrat time heavyweight cham.
pionahip fteht was pulled off In
Canada.
Mayor keAry Is manager aud see.
Rotary of the Provincial exhibition
lie eurresponded with Burns, be
fore the latter LEFT England, and
eNerything was moving along nice,
", when certain papers took up tho
matter and roasted the mayor 70 n
itat1le Tor even thinking OF pulling
OFT a fight In Westminster.
And Mayor keary says he Is done
with the nEht promoting buainess.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-30
CUPID OUTWITS
THE KAISER

shock to royalty and society in gen.
eral In Berlin
When u became known year
aso that the prince intended to
marry the dancer. who then was
the baroness nlebenberg, the
kaiser used every means 20 dis.
courage the match Failing 10 con.
vince the love mad prince that he
was making a mistake. he issued
an order baniahing Joachim 20
Africa He firmly believed that a
year on the southern continent
would cool his ardor and make him
listen 20 reason
Marie al that time had only re.
Gently divorced Baron Biebenberg.
and paid him $500 TO allow her
20 retain her title. so that she
might be eligible 10 marry the
prince. u became known today that
when the kaiser banlshed the
prince she hurried to ParIa. where
they met They then proceeded 10
Zurich. where the wedding cere.
niony was performed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-30
nY G. AARRlsoN aRrEN.

Tommy Burns win not fight In
New Westminster n G.
This isn't aufns' fault. a. he noti.
fled the hrltish Columbia promoters
he would meet any man they
named. provided he received his
price
The idea the Canadians had was
certainly a good one. and they
would undoubtedly have made good
money by the scheme II was the
purpose 20 pun Oft the fight during
the Provincial exhibition. witch
rims Ia Westminster nom Sepluna
her ~ 60 October 3 The exhibition
grounds can accommodate so 600
people There u NO question hut
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Refuses to Discuss Delay
Of Steamer Ohio in Ice
Near Nome.

After a belaled voyage Of 90 days
TO Nome. and a good passage Of
eight days on the return trip to Sc.
attic. the Ohio. Captain Conrad. Rr.
rived IN port yesterday afternoon
Nome IL dry there arc no min,
Ing operations no wofk ~ ans
kind tho town Is dead and a few
passengers IN an effort a. gee
money libeicd the steamer. There
sas no unpleasantn@sa on the up.
ward trip. was the statement made
BY Captain Conrad
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MURDER;
SUICIDE
10y United Prsss.)

HOMESTEAD. s. D.. July 30
Mrs Frank pinkham. wife of n
hnmesteader near Bonestecl. cut
the throats OF her two boys, aged
"A years and months. respective
ly. aud then committed suicide by
cutting her own throat III health
Is supposed to have unbalanced her
mind The older boy may possibly
recover.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-30
One Man Loses His Life
in the Flames-Loss Es-
timated al $4,000.

ABERDEEN. July 30 One life
was Host. nine buildings harmed and
the Northern Pacific trcstie de-.
siroyed today In a fsrc Which RACED
Tor several hours and threatened 10
jump across the Wishkah into the
factory and residence sections.
The loss IL about as 600, inaur.
auce sgo.0G0. The Northern Pa.
cifle wiil b. tied up for several
aaya.
The fire started under conditions
similar to that % the conflagra.
tion In 1908. which destroyed q
large portion Of the business and
residence sections. Not only ara
the fire start with a stiff wind