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the expens OF laying new water
mains.
The city has, out Of the general
fund. incuered the expenses of lay
ins pipcs In all the outlying dis
trictn. ana the legislation pranoHed AZ
q tims when ordinary taxes on such
properties are largely delinquent. r.
equivalent 20 eongsoation and there.
fore unwlsse
The ohsmbeg Win set with Amori-
can miners IN the Atlin districtt
Br,tish Columbia In their effort 10
secure damages for claims imnrovs
81 before the passage ~ the alien
law. and nv the operations % that
law taken from the American OWL
srs.
The chamber IL averse 40 eedlng
any portion OF King county To- any
other county in the state. for any
purpose whatHaevor. and especially
sverue 10 eeding a portion o 2 the
county bordering on Commencement
hay to Pierce county. The whole
story OF the scheme WAS rone ever,
and In the parlanee OF the eurbHtonc.
the proposed measure to hc intro
duced before the Legislature vac
"turns.s'down
Thomas Proseh VISA elected par-
mansut secretary Of tho Chamber %
Commerce.
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THE ANNUAL MEETING


The members Of the Ladies' ~.
breu benevolent pecscty met IN a. A.
X. hall yesterday afternoon for the
purpose 81 holding the annual eiee-
ton ~ officers and receiving the re-
port ~ the efficient secretary % the
society. Mrs I Cooper. Mrs. A.
levy. president ~ ths society. assist
"a by Ms. 81. II Friedrich. vice.
president. presided over the nesting.
The first order ~ business Vas the
rcadinK Of the annual report Of the
secretary.
The reading - the report was re-
ceixaa with applause and the next
order Of business was the annual
election % officers. which resulted
- follows President. Mrs. a. Levy
fra.siectsd). vice president. Mrs ".
". Friedrich fre-eiacfrdl; treasurer.
Mrs Ida Davis tfe-eieetsdl. trus.
tees. Mrs. : seiig. Mrs | J. Lewis.
Mrs ,. Cole Jail re-eisrtsdb Mrs.
". Bernstein. Mrs " Phillips, adj
vl-ary board. Mrs =. Goodman. MR..
4. Davis Mrs. G. Friend, Mrs. ".
Goftstein tall re-eiented1. -, A. Fort
louis. Mrs. r. Berries.
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ROUGH TRIP
Tug ResoIute Arrives
From Alaska.
------s-z----~---
BLOW FROM SYRT TO FINISH
r.
osss IVES Dangerous Ia ossss char.
iotts soSse -csptsIa veih
ms stssy.
BLOW FROM SYRT TO FINISH

The tug pesolute arrived In port
last evening from skagway. to
which plaee she successfully iowxd
large scow loaded with material
iW the white Pass 4 Yukon rail-
road. ON the return trip the .Reso-
lutte encountered extremely roush
weather. and only the fact that she
In one Of the rtaunobsst ocean tuss
ON Puget sound. ir the resson that
she In safe In port
1t was the toughest trip ever
made" said Captain Hilton. Of the
Renoluie. this morning. We left
skagwsy Thursday evening, the
Gard. and ~ was one continual blow
from start 10 finirh. The wind blew
dead against un. and at times the
tuF could hardly msks Storage way.
The deck was completely flooded.
and IL was impossible for the men
10 do thets work without the danger
% being washed overheard.
In Queen Chariooe sound the
gale was the worst. and the seas ran
mountains hisn. One evening about
= O'Clock. n btx deiusv Of water
struck the front windows Of the
pilot house ane shattered the gisss
10 hits. We hove 20 under the ~
81 Pine island. and nailed sorue
boards over the windows TO isesp IN.
water out. after ~hsh we ssarsed
again.
we ss~ msuy Of the reguiss
Steamew In the run. ssr3 sissb TIN
British steamer ouAst. They were
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NAVAL BILL IS PASSED
WN - important Amend.
msnt AtAached.

WASHINGTON. March 2. - Tho
last lingering possibility Of an extra
sss-ian II congress disappeared
when the hanR. passed the renate
artny reorganization bill.
A very considerable and vigorous
opposition to the acceptance of tho
senate hill was voiced on both sides
a the hall. and for a time II appear.
81 possible that the bin would not
secure the necessary twosthiraH 20
pass Il under suspension ~ the rules
Hut the Republican leaders MezsfH
Henderson. nrosvenof and Cannon.
came 10 Its support on the Rspub.
nean slide, and bailey. the Demo-
cratic leader. threw the weight -
hss inruene. In favor ~ il on the
Democratic side. arguing that u peo.
vided for only a temporary increase
of the army. which would be made
permanent. ~ congress we're con
vrnef In extra session.
Another bic .iemeut In the vote
vas Hutfr recital at q stat~maut
masse BY th~ President 60 him that
he would not rons,rue section y ~
authority to coazesipt the minority
In volunteer organizations which
siees To r~rsss In the service The
bill passed, eea 10 y; IL now Eues 90
the President.
The decks were also cleared u
many other important matters The
general deswisney bin. carrying tsi.-
80 600 wss passed under suspension
Of she rules without a word ~ crit
1clsm. This IL the last Of the APP
preparation bits The senate amend
ments Go TIRE Wssr and harbor bin
we've roneoocuyr~s In. and V aas
sent TO conference. the friends ~
she Nieamwua esaal amendment
having teesssed 10 postpone their
dehs until sss~ contrress report.
The conference reports on the
omnibus eisssns bill. the naval per.
seensi. asrf nssr other less I'm.
rsorsant u~esures. wsr~ agreed TO-
The senate bin. making Dewey a tpll
admiral. wes rntA~d The biii now
uoss to ths President for his sis.
nssoNs.
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OLYMPIA. March e. m state
board q audit and eoutra pas IN
session yesterday Ia the scrruor y
office The principal huainaw before
the board Is the eousidsrnfsf or the
operation u the pcnltcntls0 brick -
yard this season. and mater per
tainlng 20 the REVOLVING eanl ~ thu
same institution
Resolutions were pass BY the
board io clone down the ffickfatd
at the penitentiafy FOR 10 neNt two
years. except for the FirpoHe OF
making brick Tor the slAr II was
the sense Of the bnaft that the
hrickyard should b. fNed down.
rather than the gute ~ be inter
forcd with. The board ~ endcavor
90 lease the brickynrd teffiNate par
ties during the tao ye<H
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MAS ANOTHER ISLAND
Uncle Sam Nov Takes the
Isle Of Pines / n 0St OF Wet.

wAsHINGToN. d c. March 3
unclcs Sam decided T. claim AS his
own and hold Tor keepa the heauiiful
Isle OF Plnca. dcsunsl 10 peooine an
ocean paradise far inNal'as, espeei-
ally sufferers from lung, bronchial
or throat affcctlsrs
The wonderful mciiciual virtues OF
this island are naf however, what
attracted the ruthorltler II Is of
erent stratefis salue, iuaamueh as Il
can be made to eanmand the Yucca
tan channel. ieaainr 10 the Gulf OF
Mexico. IL wli rlso hr invaluable
in connection Niih The Nicaragua
canal. lust suath OF u The treaty
Of peace. aa sooa as ratified By the
Spanish cortes vii code To- US Purstn
Rico ana "ofher lglauds" of The West
indies willis simply rellpuuishing
aovcreigntvfs pter Cuba New. tht
Isle az plness the largest nr eamo
l9Oo "a ru...rs# islpud satellites ~ Gu
la poa ~. gpauish held 70 AZ Gu
bnn nolltieal ispsndency. Uncle sam
win nj teke 4hat view Of the case,
however. lie VII regard It as enc
Of the aotnef 4 lanas.' Who rs there
tn roreibl,, oajuct whom be- doesf The
Island Iisa jsst 90 the southern coast
of western CUBA ana " connected
with tho laltcr by continuous
chain Of key
srntn never appreciated this lltilr
iev,I ~ tbe ircaleal seas. Yet II
bna been nnotltied ~ the footprints
Of tho lmmertal Columbus, who dis,
.eavc,,d il III tho summer ~ ttpi, and
Vbo described ita fnfast-clad hills
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TkxATeE LAW.
chvutAsr 81 cvmwsres Meets
and Utscussss h.

The menbeps of the ehan,t,rr Of
comsrse. at their regular weekly
meeting yesterday aft~rneon, took
up the question OF the proposed ls~
assessing property for laying Of
water mains. etc. in addition 10 the
taxes paid for such pi'sposes Into
The general fund,
The cousepsus OF opinion was ,b~t
the proposed bin. sho,Te u become q
law. would be . prsctich sopfswM-
ton OF nsoperty by the muistplics.
mon ot taxes.
The chamber passed the following
RESOLUTION relsstve % the ceda river
water erdsrnee;
BE Il resolved. That tirc cM~sssher
u commerce eoncurs In the revolu.
ton adopted Wy the real estate
sSard' pro,e %snr rgainst the pas
sage of the proposed law assessing
against nbutting property. the cost
20 tho amount Of 81 pcr front foot.
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OF the AllotmentS OF
Sailors Wages,
Rfrlss INFECTED 81 THE Nj
sHiprlaE comrlssloners viii e..
anime all Agreements OF sailors
shipping fer Foreign eorts.


The new schedule ec allotmeuta NJ
scamen's wages, rsecntlx isaned by
the United states treasury depart.
ment, has been received by the .se
shipping commissioner h reads Is
follows.
Ailotmsnts % aH original creditor
shall not DO allowed On rSceas ~ Tie
follawing schedule
A. Not exceeding ere months Wa
rcs.
l. Between nerts o. the Unlsd
States On th4 Atlantic ocean aad
American ~ tarrirn pofts loxeept II
the Dominion ~ Canada mud MeNit
GO u which atfctmspts are not per-
mitteD IN The Pacific or Indian
ocean
2. BETWEEN parts % she United
States on tae Pacific oi'aan and Am
erirnn or foioirn paffs tsseept lu tha
pcrainion ~ Canada. newfoundland
Mexiee and t6r Wet lrGsea e.
which allatgieate err vet pfraif'rst
IN the NtiantIe or peclh4 OCEAN.
Not ~xcesfine = daya wages
8 Between iseyta - IN N'nHei
States On the Atlantic eeran ana
ports on the As'antie south u Ihs
equator.
I. Between ports y the United
States ar the paciHe ard raFfs On
M Pacific west ~ the isoth mrrit.
Ian or south ~ the equator.
c.--Not exceeding u DAYS WAGES
& Between ports - tho United
States on the Atlantic north 81 thss
equator in Europe cr Africa.
G Between uaFss % the tfnite'i
States on the Pacific ocean and for
elm ports on thr Pacific east - the
fsoth meridian and north ef The
equator tsxespt British Columbia
and Mexico. To which niiosmeutt ar
not rerfuittsd1
H.-Sot exceeding ten dEys' wa
res
2. Between ports ~ tho t'nifei
States on the Atlantic Or Pacific AMI
foreign ports 90 Nhich aiiotmeutH
nre mot permitted. not described r.
the foregoing paragraphs.
Precautionary
s. United States shipping eefumis-
sioncra VIII scrutsnixe carefully
agreements 20 ship for n foreign pors
via a domestic or nearby foreign
port, as from san Francisco TO
Melbourne via Port Townsend or
Sanaimo. and II u become evident
that the shipment In for the purpose
Of evadinx the allotment act. AMI
that the men are 10 be discharged
At ORE domestic or nearby foreign
port. the shipping commissioner
nhs!l r~hise to approve the aliot-
uerSe
> The slIotnents must be made on
the blanks prepared nv this ONCE
for the purpose. and sent to the
shipplna commissioners who, t. rsn.
der the documents valid. must sign
their approval thereon over their
signatures and scass. blanks will
be furnished TO shlppins commits
ners on reqoisltlon.
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ALONG THE WnARvGS.


st1amer Homer issue today from
AlaHkan ports.
rhe new steamer ITlossle, built by
the Ia Conner traHpOrtation COM
pany for the Iuncaa ferry company.
30 lnai evening 70 juneau. Alaska
she wall operate hsi,ssen Juneau ana
Douglas island. =
steamer a. .. smith arrived from
Ia Conner this n,rning with a con
aiHnmont ~ 200 acks Of feed. which
nhe DISCHARGED a the Flyer dock.
The foufmnH,s british ship West
i1thsal. captan smith. arrived IN
port yrHterila from shanghai via
Port a naeisr #she loads wheat At
West Seattle g. Europe.
Captain Stensnson il taking cner-
sotle rtfpf 4 getting HE TowboatH
"a ahase Tor a handling u The SUM
mar buTiueaa The tug Mystic has
5uuf come q the payn al Meran's.
nhete tBe b. born UNDERGOING
thorough y fhRuiing. The tug
Harry awH airo GO on the ways,
where chs will BE- cleaned and her
machinery svefhauied.
Haiihuf y reported 10 be scarce
az the ID nrh market A big con-
n,rnmcnt b exp~ted To arrive on
the uext taarka steamer. Salmon
stin cs,ia*rrs to be scarce. Cod.
herring. g. other small hsh are
said % = plentiful a
filekuan and IIauson's shipways
al nsliri are receiving improve.
meuts q a larse scale. New tim
beers 20 iron appliances are being
put IN. Nhen the work is completed.
the mAss VIII be eompetant 10
sccunln odaie any vessel Ander 400
tons.
Thsfuu Of the schooner Blanche.
whlek has been lying tied up at
Nogsss wharf for several nanihs.
Nas D Ia al auction yesterday To
c'anfsln Nelson for sssa THE Blanche
il aHa ton schooner. and was built
~ nanrenez- last summer by a cor
position which dlshanded before the
ves,l Was completed The mssts
TAO not yet been put In the vessel.
cawaln Nelson VIII probably use
10 FOR the sound trade.
ne revenue launch sesss. Of rort
NJ nssnd. was aionEride The Mad
.e,h street hunkcrs this morning.
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abw TMRE'tl BE VAR


SEsv YORK. March 2-Wheu the
nDurfh United States infantry left
New York In the TRANSPORT Grant.
bound for Manila. some ~ 'he vet
srnn army officers r. y Hshiu - on
shook their i+uaar feEretfuily and
remarked. There l. apt q ~ trout
Bile IN the Philippines fur when
there u fiKhting t. ~ foue the
Fourth Infantry viii alwayu b In
the front rank =
This remark led 20 a general dis.
~unsion ~ This rsuarkahir regiment.
! say remarkable because v II the
oldest and most dssflnauifred re-
rfmert % Infantry known q the his
tory % the United States Z has
hKused conspicuouslv IN MI the vars
fought under the Starr and Stripes
since Tss. and during ite existence
ii has numbered nmonn It's mem.
beers two presidents-@Zarhar Taylor
and 4. s. Grant.
Taylor eeas licntenunt Colonel
and Grant was a caataEu. ffs ros-
Ter also includes ths names n sPhii'
Sheridan. Ruchancu. AuRur. Aifen.
Bliss. F'lord-Joues. Hunt Hailer.
3
Haxen. .. A.. Russell sna s y.
Scott. Many additions mikht BE-
made to this brief list n q were ne
cess.try to prove tha' The Fourth
snfan>ry has reputatlou through
out army history asa Fighter" and
also az n winner
II ia not strange. thefsfo that
the gallant Fourth Infantry was sc-
iected 10 make the FIRST tFin by
transport from New York ~ Manila
via the Suez canal n journey accu-
pyinz about forty days bcset with
hardshipH wi8 nerve testing expert
ences. THE members - the reri-
ment are not a. superstit'ous Pc
some of their comrades left hehlrd
because 81 the trffiin~ mishars
which occurred 20 the transport
Grant before she finally eft New
York harBor II il difficult 70 find q
man who Sought und~ r 3 Grant
who IL willing 10 admit that the he
ro ~ Anu1matox was ever regard
al ms Jonah. Hence TIE Grant g
expected 70 convoy the Fourth I'M
fantry IN safety 10 her destination,
to reinforce Gen. Otis
When the nNEout nDeu Santiago
was piafsaed the Fourth Infantry
was one % the arat regiments ~
regulars selected TO 70 70 the front
The list ~ casualties recorded IN the
hattie os SANTIAGO shows thar the
Fourth infanNx was in the thiekost
NJ the fszs- Col x r.. Hall, Wild
han been promoted to be bhaadieF
general Of volunteers. I'D not ac-
compare fss regiment 10 sautiago
but remained ut TaFpa in command
Of the rest ~ the hrignde. Lieut.
col. fupsist Bainbrideo Of rev
York, was in command. and his re-
poft Sfsce4 thre one esiicer and eight
men were Killed. and three officers
and tF5ets-hy men were wounded
Lieut.. col Batnbrldgc contracted
tho ciT5ag ,qyef, md he hns since
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and mountains as presenting spec.
tHeia - beauty aud grppdeir. FOR
man gearn after this the alanihrds
abandoned II - the pirpteieand bold
baaHaneefs. who held fsra IN the
West indian waters 10 fbe terror of
fHriy cdi4nlata Here vas bleif prlns
eipa headquarters. when9 they de-
pHHied uHou their bloody Bruises, II
was the hiding place Of heir trear.
ure. like the MyHleflouH# island Of
Stephenson After the baniahment
of ihc pirates. a few Desenful whites
AND biaets CROSSED oyerfrom Cubs
bad F,ttiadon little farns. isut up
90 rarcaf fisusa cuba'H kpauiHh au-
tharitira utilized the gwden spot as
"a place uf hnuirhment q drpnkardE.
idiera and political prisoners. These
weesnot placed under guard. but
turned loose upon the noor farmers.
To-day the iHle ~ Pins can bras Of
bus 300 Inhabitants.
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bern placed on The retired list after
forty yeara' service la the army tila
successor aa lieutenant colenel IT
the Fourth ia = 81 sanno, In TIE
history o. che hattie Of Santiago.
now being prepared from the official
records. thc Fourth infantry, under
the gallant lea ierahip If llainbrdHe.
Will shine with undiminished brill
uaucv Ia the matter of achieve
meutn. endurance and good soldier
d.
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Prise = one n 2wo.

wAHffN0H0cs, A1seeh . - Ju1t
before the ftnsi vote ~nss tst<ep DO
the ~nd~T civil appropprssson b!ii IN
the ses~se y<srtrdsy. IN amsufm<5 se
was waited on. ~ tsfe hnssxnwe 81 AZ
iison. cifHirnrzn ~ the eu1mrFftas<& %
app~oprsa toms xrrsdpssasihq fnonew
FER tf~ work nes1 xeaar Oh nj puUfSe
b,nlsfirsiR wtnvh ksSe taeen ssffstsr~
ind ~ the pseaefft congress. Ne
appropriation for one yess F%ussstaS
beins ese-hsk tRse total iirsdt Of cost
FsqfownT ere SOME OF tt- sxnsuids
ag-pr-p~fzDed N eseh css.s. BuuA,
Mont. no. con. seas54t. Wssb. eyal
600: Salem. Or. so. 90. Ths enern04
n,em Mise authorfxSs the seozesary 81
the t-essry 70 enter irro eosixnxsts
for the compietfon az the bwisanm
within the iturshs psossded.
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BLEW his HEap orr.

Charles Rocker Who owned q
butcher shop in the @alla walla
addition. committed sulciie az his
r1urh, scar Maple ieaf, on the
Seattle = International railroad yea
teraay afternoon by shooting him
self through the head with -.
oailocr rifle. ilis children say that
domestic trouble MAS the cause.
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OLYMPIA. Mech 1.--Gcv. Rogers
has resppoinssd Quincy T. BROOKS.
sasnnei Hadioch. sxfo /. D. fhhrfth.
all OF Pore Townsend. ~ menrosn ~
the board Of hesssh for the eonectien
district RuTet sossfsf. all reap
painted until March :. 1901. Also
trustees Of tire ohvrey Normal
school ~ follows: Joseph 8. At<sss. ~
spoi,sne. to serve until Fsthsussy a
1895. vice ~ H. Sss1Irfer. tchsn ex-
plres: J. J. hsewne. of ErobNfes uns
III Ju0 -. roez wiye Elmer G. ofn,-
sessd seeiured. Tf~ S1fss51 uf3tusts%
~ this board Ia r. =. peUrTfk u
Spokane. rnstssng the entire borr0
from the city Of spsfhAre Tho ner.ss
missions ffA~e al been sent 70 TIE
sesnss tor con1ktmepom.
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NE rvEns TINE scsRg.

T. " Price answered the charges
VI his partner and hrother-lniaw,
FlaNlua e. cote. 81 the superior
rattrl yeslrraa- when tbs arplloa-
tian Tor receiver and restraining
uadur eamc az tuf hearlux The
tsrs1nineuUr - The propls involved
prler eVena IN On cOiea charges ef
cranh aneaa BY Rrcusins Cole 81
being an associate % ieWd
tFafnon
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wAsBrSeprON. March 2-ncmo-
evsu here are discussing with con,
sitf#ablc istcrcst the 1 reported
sesserse ~ sieetreck Bryan immc.
dsrsaIy assw tke adjournment ~
ceBsress TN stony goes that n
copfsfcnne WIN b. hid In New
Yosk ny Ges1aB. WAitney. Croker.
Carter. Barrtaoa, Flower, and prob
asfsy CLEVELAND Croker said he
would favor German for the preal-
ffeottd noInina; ton II the anti-flryan
faction controls the convention.
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Mskes His Appointments

ptTTsBURG. March president
Keenan,. II the Lcagae Of Americas
Wheelmeui this MORNING. announced
ohnlruou 81 committees serve on
tho racing board 2 ! Gerlach
Chicago rights and erivltegcs. Con-
WAY SANS, baltimore. rules and re-
glJution. r&vid 0O'Hrion. omaha.
mcubfgship, VIM. B>~sls conneo-
ticut. o
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sGR7ylR luullnoo.

The bowling team Of the Seattle
athletic club viii go 90 Portland
fiifay. AZ Tacoma they viii be
Joined by the team from the Tacoma
athletic club. These tao teams win
alternate IN playing the oreaon road
club and the Multanomah athietis
club.
A. II Calder. travelling psssessre<
agent ~ the Canadian Pacisc rail-
way. l. In the city from Tacoma.
Thisiy-ssven passenger eprsr~on
ears containing migrants. viii ar
rive here shortly from Northern MIN
ns.aaia. Via the Canadian Pacsnc rail-
way. one 81 them will arrive every
seeck. Farming people II the east
are taking advantage Of the low is"-
mirraut rates inaugurated. ana are
coming west In large bodies.
The board ~ public wori0 hss
ordered the new bicycle licenses,
there peing 5ooo in all.
The advance sale Of seats for the
James Kldder Ward company at the
seattle theatsr commenced this
morning. and large crowd was
lined up long before the box office
was opened.
G. Pant. n bartender in Martin
paurs saloon on Western avesue.
vna crested by Officer Hamilton
last night for fighting He gave $50
BAH for hts appearance In court.
Louis Thomas. Wilbur Green and
Rabers Kinnard we're arrested BY
Deputy Sheriff Lane last night. on
sunnieion Of being connected with
robblnr a saloon at Cedar Mount In
some NIGHTS ago.
The warrant was sworn out by
". Anderson. proprietor Of the sa-
loon. Liquors were stolen in guam
titles from the saloon. and sus-
melon points towards these Gen.
Thcy win have a hearing before
Judge Cam today.
Judge Moore today signed decree
granting n judgment by default to
Thos. .. Pierce, against Peter Buck
ley. Martha Buckley and Geos Macy
for seif6.
The sheriff this morning arrested
three miners. Lewis Thomas. j. Ken
nedy and Thos Green on a charge
81 burglary MIR. Anderson n saloon
keeper Of Cedar Mountain, had them
arrested. claiming that they broke
into his place Of business last Night
and robbed him.
Articles of Incorporation Of the
Ray lumber and shingie company OF
Ballard. we're nled this morning. The
company Is capitalized at s60lo. div
died into col shares Mt par value
~ $40 each. The lneorporators are
J. NJ. ponorhue. VIM .Pigott, Philip
Morrison and g. @. Startup.
Licenses To- marry were tssaed to-
duy far Herbert H. Church, aged %,
Of Seattle, and Ida Dawn A. Bowacp.
AGED 90 " Eagle harbor; Joseph T.
johnson. aged "a, and Lorepa Run
die. aged rs, both OF seattie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-02

Now it IL claimed that James J.
I'm president OF the Great North
ern line. wli have a fleet 81 steam.
cra running out Of Seattle to the
orient. taking IN the traffic OF 81
IBERIA. before the year II out.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-02

WEATHER FORECAST - For
Seattle and vicinity Thursday night
ana Friday, occasional light show
crs. south to west winds. rhc tenn
perature has risen slightly along tho
coast. and rain turing the last TWEEN
ty-four hours has been general.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1899-10-26
30 B SlEDS.


Cuckoo
aoa4s
give much satisfaction knees
mportsnt Notice in Regard
factory ST. esI Mneaps VIII ship their the
our VINO south Of
nneapo and will only
youpaylng a great deal more freight
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1899-10-26
|ase Burner Parlor
- ~
- Heater.

construced to produce powerful heat with Great
Il m nsizes double heaters ha 70 ali
"a neat may be carried to above by attaching pu
Y colar on Air nue and running it to register
smother pipe into chi mney in the usual way.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1899-10-26
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The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1899-10-26

Mand Ollatng
Guckoo this hob Place OF
bn ody
easiest draft making
o. b. St. Cloud,
per SET
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1899-10-26

vAsa Would be proud Of either these Paxor stovee
W. The pictures give but faint idea of Choir ele
rance. eent g. q. .. receipt 81 cents Won Is
your depot. - $50 = -
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1899-10-26
Corrugated Iron Roofing.


ed on aRd J f % indefinite
I 5 iron ae oau sds
ar! pa,ns TOT second coat Crusaton W
pa for prices ali kind. at i,s.s