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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-18

tails a fight he had with an insass
anee man over an alleged Delinquent
premium lnrinuations are freely
made involving his character. hon
esty. and business methods.
Frederick. Nelson A Monroe an
nounced this morning that the nrm
VAS not worrying as result OF any
dealings Mr. Slater has had with
the house while here Mr. Slater
WIS a guest at the Rainier Grand
hotel. and the manager of the hotel
naid this morning that he had al
ways paid his bills promptly The
manager sAid.
Mr.. Slater WAS called east by a
tiesram announcing the serious ILL
ness Of his father. lie will be back
soon. I know his father II III. and
that be went east IN resp5nse TO a
message from home. for I saw the
telegram thar called him away"
George A. fIureh. 60 whom the Re
view alleges Ar. Slater gave bill
of she Of hts Office furniture, could
not be found today al fls once. but
IN view Of the fact that Mr.. slatsr's
other friends declare nothing ir-
regular has transpifed. II II believed
that Mr.. Hurch with not denounce
Mr. Skaters methods The fact re-
mains. however. that the Reviews
attitude in the matter VIII cause
much iii-feeling aud not a little
waudsffnent.
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A NEW GANhERY.
Steam Schooner ieanie VIII
Take the Machinery.

The steam schooner Jeanne. Of the
Pacific Steam Whaling company. ar
rived IN port last evening from San
Franchise. She IL on the way to
Bristol bay. In the nehriug Sea-. and
r. loaded With a cargo u machinery
and supplies for a large FISH canucry
which the company contemplate
building at that place. She also
has on board forty-ciRht men, most
% whom are carpenters and mc-
ehauics. who are going to Bristol
bay 30 build the cunuery Tho
Jeanle viii 60 10 the Steiaan a Post
mill today ana begi nloadlng y cargo
OF lumber TO be- used tn tho CON
structlon Of the oanncry,
The Jeanle n stauneh vcnael Of
1911 tons gross. and sd2 net. Size
was formerly the four-mastcd sail
ing schooner Jeanie Of the Pacific
Steam Whaling company. ana oper-
afed IN the Bchrlng Sea and Arctic
Ocean a. a tender ana supply boat
for tho whalers She has lately
been transformed into a steam yes
sci. having three mnata and Hchaaner
rigging Aftcr landing the mon and
supplies at Bristol bay. she VIII re-
turn 10 Snn Francisco by way Of
Seattle During tho summer she
may be sent on q eruige ia the iiphr-
Ing SEA and Arctic ocean with sun
plies for the whalers.. TIM Jeannlo
is commended BY Captain MeHon.
Mr., Merrlman who was formerly
fourth officer of the steamer uHa-
fnia. Is chief officer Of the Jeanie. :.
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THE S. A. C. SMOKER
Boxing Bouts That Occurred
Last Evening.

Some clever work with the gloves
was witnessed last nirht IN the bax-
ms bouts ~, the Seattle Athletic
club. rather slim crowd was In
attendance. but those present en-.
iayed the contests immensely.
" Denver I'D " smith. the heavy
weight puniiist. was present. Harry
siedc. who the crowd nlcknamci
Spider" battled Indian doe"
spider made good showing for "A
while. but when down with such
haste In the third round that he con-
cluded he had had enough.
Ike Hawkins. the colored pueilist.
wna outcihssed in his bout with Dan
Godfrey. also coihred. The latter
was taller ana heavier, aud was Ia
fine condition 4 hout the best
match Of the evening. although u
wns hard To- make choice. was
between Danny Dcane and KID
kerwin. Dean did all the nghting
for i've rounds. when kcrwin
thought II was time he took a hand.
and commenced to land blows three
20 one. other interesting exhibit
tiona wore given by I'd. Pincus va.
Tom Frakcr. patev Corrigan We.
e Young Mitchell. Of Boston.
Tommy Buitcm W. Patsy Carroll.
Joe Loo ". Harry Carl. and Guy
Stanley VI. Frank rhcian.
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YELLOW OIL!
80 YELLOW!
Story of a Battle
In Alaska.

The yellow faktr IL again abroad In
the land. spreading false alarms
through the sensational newspapers.
a Wild and wopilg story Was efaaa.
LACED yesterday 70 the effsft that a
battle had taken piees between
American miners and the Canadian
mounted police near tbs Dalton
trail. In which fur men lost fhHir
lives. The mere fact that this story
= Tsanatsd from the Office OF tho Esw
York World was sufficient to place
q under suspicion. and reliable nsega-
papers refused 70 handle y. In
vestigstian at Vancouver. r. g..
where the story ls alleged 70 have
started. reveals the fact that il mad
no foundation IN fact. The alleged
author Carl Llummerfeit. was not a
passenger from Alaska upon tho
steampr Trees. a. alleged. and no one
can be fuund who ever heard ~
him. Persons from skaewhy ~ho
arrived on the Tees and the iium-
baldt. All state that no hRht took
place before they left.
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SUNDAY SERVICES.

Fret NJ, y. Church-Rev. r. NJ.
Randall. pastor. Morning. regular
services; evening. lecture by Chas.
N. crittcnton.
North baptist - Rev. L. ]. Saw
yer. pastor. Morning. "fn Ills
steps: evening. Following Jesu. .
Plymouth Congregational church.
Rev y. II. Temple. pastor. Morn
INK, lecture by Chas. y. crittenton
evening. mo other Saviour"
First Baptist Churoh-Rev. y. 4.
Bowerman. pastor. Morning, " A
Christian or a disciple: evening, "a
question of arithmetic"
First Presbyterian Church-Rev.
A. II. Hutchinson. pastor. Morning,
My accountability .: evening,
'Christ's rejection at Nazareth"
Second Presbyterian Church-Rev.
W. a. Major. pastor, Morning.
"Rescuing the child: evening,
STORY OF Jonah"
Trinity Parish church--llev. Her
bert H. Gowen. rector. Morning,
THE golden candiestick": evening,
confirmation services.
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ALONG THE WHARvES

Steamer Humboldt arrived last
evening from skaEway and way
ports. She had on board twelve pas
aengcra. Two passengers from Daw-
son cnme down on the Humboldt
and disembarked at Victoria. The
Humboldt passed inspection az Vic
taefa. and VIII continue 10 call at
British ports In the future.
on the voyage south. the Hum
boldt called at Juneau and found the
steamer Dirigo wing there. Ae-
coriing to the officers Of the Hum
boiat. the damage done TO the Dirigo
IL severe. and viii nceeAsitnte her
going on the beach 10 be repaired
before taken In tow by. the tug and
brought to Seattle. sThree large
holes are sni1 20 have been pune
turad IN the vessels bottom by the
sharp rocks. and the pumps are OBJ
lieed To be kept going night and day
20 prevent the steamer from sink
ing The bottom IL also said TO
be badly damaged. and can only be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-18
HE SLASHED
HER THROAT
A lack the Ripper
Is in Town.
ROSE lFTTLER Is nE VICTIM
Uatsews Man Spent the sight
With bes end Then Attempted
Mss Life nss sssry.

An unknown man IL In the eft,
following In the footsteps OF Jack
the Ripper" Early This morning
he siashea the throat and hand of
Rose zsstier. a notorious woman.
and was only kent from succeeding
In taking the life % his victim by
the Interference Of Harry zettier.
who processes 20 be the woman's
husband.
The assaiiant IL Described as a
comparatively young man. Ger
man. short. and heavy set. and wears
a blonde snous,aehe. lie was in
company with the zettier woman all
night. At Q o'clock this morning
he asked the woman why she wore
a bandage around her neck. and
asked that she remove IL. The
woman complied with the request.
and In an instant the man iungNd
at her with knife. Sitting her
throat. making a wound from which
the blood flowed freely. He slash
ed at her. again. but the woman
raised her arm. and the blade was
buried In her hand.
The woman's frantic screams
reused her man" who was asleep
In the next room. He rushed into
the roem armed with q revolver.
A bloody sight met his eyes. The
bedding and walls were sprinkied
with blood. and German halt
dressed and with bloody hands and
arms was chasing the woman around
the bed. Harry Zettier raised his re-
volved "a shoot. but the woman
threw herself upon him. grabbed
the weapon and cried
Don't XIII him. Harry. He's all
right
The moments interference saved
the man from being shot. and In
another instant he had sprang from
window to the street. fifteen feet
below. and cScsoed into the night
leaving most of his clothing behind.
The woman will live. hut Is pain
fully wounded. She said that she
did not want her husband 10 kill
the man. for the people would then
think that they had robbed him first
and killed him afterward. Detec-
tives Powers and corbett are work
Ing on the case. but have not vet
located the knife wielder.
Rose zettier Is snowu to the police
Of several town,l on the coast and
has a record as n thief. II has only
been n few months since she was
released from the state penitentiary
Mt waila walla. where she served
two years sentence for robbing a
Kiondiker in Tacoma Of s275. At
that time she was apprehended by
tho same detectives. who are now
making strenuous efforts TO locate
the fcnd who attempted her life.
The Zettiers live on Fifth avenue.
near Klng street. and the family
consists OF the man and woman and
small hoy. The boy they claim as
their child. Although Zettler re-
fers 20 the woman as his wife. they
are about as totally depraved as any
class the police come In contact with.
The man looks upon his wlfe's meth
DDS OF making money MS business"
and thinks II Is all right. They
have candy store at the address
named, and their living rooms are
overhead
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Perpetrstod by Natives Near
yskutst Bay.
Wl,TrD WHITE MINERS TO DIE
The Latter We're Found tyiaG IN.
conscious In the saew bys
Passing Missionary.

Francis A. Hoitsrman. one Of the
passengers who came down on the
steamer Excelsior from valdes. tells
AZ an outrage pefpetraied upon him
ami his party BY Indians In the Ait
SEX river country that demands the
attention ~ the federal authorities,
Hpiterman. WITH his son Bernard,
James Morris. and Anglo Jenkins.
had snent some months upon tho
Aitaak and had finally been driven
b hunger 10 abandon prospecting
there and so down % Dry bay at
the mouth % the stream. Their
provisions were exhausted. with tho
exception ~ a senusy six days sup
ply. and al arrangement vas finally
made with Indians living near by
ga guide the party O. Yakutas. about
.nfty miles down the coast. rhe ma
tiveH. however. compelled the white
men 10 leave eli uf their baggage
behind. which was promptly appro'
pflated The guides then took tn.
party some distance Down the coast
and tod stoiteriuAn that his men
should 70 into camp. while the In
dams vent forward 70 neaus. That
waa the last ever seen ~ tham.
Huit~frnan declares that the natives
intended that b anA his party
should perish. They managed. how
ever. several weeks later. 20 reach
d Paint not far from rAhmfat. where
they wsvr pruyitsntially found Ia a
completely exhausted condition by
Rev. Hf Henrteksan. = missionary
AT TAkufat bay, When picked up
Hoifefinhu and his son were lying
unconscious in the snow. ana Aor-
RE and Jenkins we're delirious.
when th~ party reached rakuiat
the miners became very Indignant
At the Indians. who had been faiity
~ the outrage and urssniasd a
i4nchlng party. but the natives had
disappeared. and the pursuit. failed
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SENTENCED TO YEAR
Member Of Gods Regular
Army Fell From cssce.

John Donneiy member Of Gods
Regular Army. charged with EN-.
bszxicment. pleaded guilty today.
and Was sentenced TO a year In the
penitentlary.
some time ago Philip Hampton
placed $50 with Dnnncly TO Keep for
himi supposing that Il would be per-
fectiy safe IN the hands Of one OF
Gods chosen few. Donneiy, how
ever. took another View Of II. and.
breaking away from all Restraint.
started out for a high old time. lie
managed 10 get rid Of $40 without
much trouble. but the balance IN in
the hands Of the clerk OF the court.
who has instructions 20 turn Il over
to Mr.. Hampton.
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Steamer Ai-Ki. Captain Gage. ar
rived IN port AZ II O'Clock last even
ting from HkaEway and Lynn canal
ports. Che had an upeyentfui trip
to the Sound. Captain George Rob-
erts. % the wrecked steamer pirigo.
came down ON the Ai.ki from
Juneau. lie was very III on the trip
down, lie comes to report the CON
iition % the steamer 10 his com
puuy.
Tho Ai-ki brought down 1000
sacks of ore taken from the Tread
well mines. which she will discharge
at Tacoma for the smeiter She
also had nH board large oonslEn.
ment of fsh for the local markets.
Following II list If psNscngerHi
J. n. Davis. Al. Emanuel. j. II.
Halme. NJ bloomfield. ]. T. ssifi,
p A. HHniey. r w. Hart. John
Fisher. ". A. Sherman. ~. ]. Mig.
mercy. II. A. Schmidt J. ~ f.erfy.
Miss G. Deiatour. Mrs q. l. Grant.
Mrs. ". NJ Hindtickson. G. JaoebA.
G. 0oidxteln. X. -. Wilson. q. w.
Elliott. ". NJ. OEils1a. NJ, Fairehiid.
". A. apfait. q. Taylor. osorss
Roberts. and tmensy-four VA the
stesraEs.
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO. March rs. - Cattle
Reeves. sasoab.75: stocaers. sa.bo6
ties. COWS. s2mi.eo: Texans, $500
$50.
ftags-Mixed. heavy 5s. lower:
light fa.ssa 5.S2is rough. s3.55aa.65:
pikse- tas5ua7O.
slfs1ts- Natives. ssGts0: western,
81 soat10. lambs unchanged.
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MANILA. March is--i.ieutrnants
Colonel Manner. 81 she Frat Idaho.
has been apnolnted military gov.
efnur ~ cebu,
4 Filipino prisoner captured sss-
tefday IN the nzht. says that twenty
insurgents were killed. The Fu-
ipIhoa attacked drArthnr's center
and we're rspuined.
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Army Reorgs nixed.

MANILA. March lt.-deneral Otis
has entirely rcorEanissd his forces.
They viii consist hereafter Of two
divisions of three brigade each. Law
ton ad Macarthur being placed In
command Of the diviaious. In Law
toms command VIII be California,
Washington. and Nortb Dakota vol
uufeora
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Passengers returning from Hkas-
way on the Humboldt characterize
the reported trouble between the
American miners and the Canadian
mounted police ON the Dalton trail
Ca be a fake, They state that up TO
the time they left akagway. ON
March IS. no news Of such an oo-
cnrrenre had reached that place.
The Humboldt brought down the fol-
lowing passengers. NJ. ooldstein.
John Urban. ~ Kline. Mrr. A. l..
Gaiarno. r. ~. Hughes. w. o. Will
ismE. Thomas Anden. ~. Felix, John
Atcn. o. n Sargent. James Heron.
and W. Furlong.
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Ludwig faulaan came into police
headquarters this niaruinE and
eiAluted hr haa been rebtess - So
In room 10 % the Lyfeii house De.
tsctiNe Powers Investigated the ease
and found h. had placed 50 au de.
purii M tht Aint salaon. and spent
tho rest for wine and heor
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n csrvjst Plot.

Madrid, March lA.IThc poIloc
today seized q quantity Of seditioun
papers addressed to repatfiated sol
diers. melting them 90 violence to
secure arrears ~ pay. and redrers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-18
The pope's Condition.

ROME. March ia minor opera
tion was performed on the Pope's
thigh today lie suffered no ~
efferfe
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Charles holland was faed 500 ana
costs. and given thirty days IN iail
this mefniaw, faf stealing an ever
coat out % Il dow ntoWn hotel.
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II. ]. aIsneny. Of Rampant City.
and Gco W. Elicit. NJ. D.. Of Daw-
son. are At the Seattle
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". A. Switzerland aud ?. W. Hart.
Of nawaon. and Mira Geo. l.. Crank.
cf Douglass, were among the ar
rivals from the north last niTht re-
sistercd at the Northern.
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License o. we'd vas ISSUED yssirr.
day fof WIN Emmett NroomAn aFe
80. % Spokane. and Jennie Belle
Mccain. aFe -, u tot springs.
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c. 3 cline. city ticket aren't Or
the Oregon Hallway = Navigation
company returned hia morninF from
a tour about the sound. visiting
Vancouver, Weolleg, etc.
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NEW YORK, March Is. fT.atc
BulIetin.1 THE number OF those re-
ported missing il now placed at
forty. The origin Of the nrse Il
still a mystery. but the theory that
a lighted match vas thrown against
a curtain BY a careless guest. while
hurrying TO see the parade. is ac-
eepsed. The identity q the guest
had not been learned. Mrs Sol
Smith Russell. wife ~ the comedian;
Kate Forsyth. ana J. y. Rose. Presl-
dent Of the baking powder trust. y no
were reported missing. are safe
They were away from the hotel
when the IRE occurred. The search
for bodies " still delayed. but hum
dreds OF men are ready To begin
work as soon as the ruins cool on.
The number Of injured Is now placed
ct fifty-five.
Mrs Mary Haskins. Whose mother.
Mrs. Kirke. was killed. states that
she and her mother had sos. 900
worth OF jeweiry In their room,
which Il probably buried In the
ruins.
NEW YORK, March is The
Windsor hotel horror Increases as
investigation progresses' just how
many people lost their lives IN the
hotel may perhaps never be known.
II win be n comparatively easy mat
ter "a. trace all those guests Of the
hotel having registered but it will
not be 80 easy 70 keep track ~ MI
the employees ~ the hotel. or n the
guests dropping IN Tor the afternoon
visiting. OF having business with a
regular patron. The FIRE started in
the middle 81 the afternoon, Just aH
the ~. Patfick'a day parade was
passing. II was started ~ the care
1esEness Of a guest. who. walking
afsnV tha eagsSar 7abfea e CIGAR and
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Tho Funeral of John Callahan was
held today az IL n. M. In our Lady
II Coed Help church. igev. Father
= \. PHefanlain -umclatinK.
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A boy whose name could not be
learned. fell In the bay at Moran's
rhlpyard this afternoon and was
drowned, His body has not been re-
covered lie was about nine years
old.
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A n. Calder. travelling passenger
agent n, Tscoma. Y. q. cosle. dis
triSf passenger agent. and Allan
Cameron. district freight srtnt of
the Canadian Pacific railroad at
Vancouver. arrived in the city last
nsrhi and are registered at the
Rainier Grand.
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WASHINGTON. March ~. Dewey
cahica this morning that the ore.
ren and iris had arrived at Manila.
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permanently repaired by the vessels
geinE Ia the dry dock The ma.
ehinery is said % be knocked all
out OF kiiter. aud useless.
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The funeral II william n. rfasvF
vas held from hanaey 4 SieWafts
chapel to-day ri D. ~. Fraser vas
formerly a clerk Ia the Hon Marehe.
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c. ". Mewiiilarns. o. Syracuse. n
r., il registered at the Seattle.
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w. Dick Gum. a prominent min.
Ing man from Index. 10 Mt the DItisr
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Charles r Coleman. Ernst Crock
sr. Arthur y. Mayors. aud II. &,
ofei have been apolnsea special
paEroimea by Chief ~ Police Reed.
for ons mouth
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The funeral FOR Edwin l.. Philips
VAS held from nannry 4 stsaaft'a
chapel this morning at II a. m. In
ferment WAS made In Calvary GENE
etery.
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Many of Those injured in the New York
Hotel Fire Die in Hospitals.
The Proprietor. Warren Leland. Goes Insane
Over the Loss of His Wife and Daughter.
Miss Helen
NEW YORK. March rs.

NEW YORK. March Is.
tBullctinl = Firemcn are
still at work ON the Wind
sor hotel ruins searching
for bodies. The list of
known dead this morning
will reach fifteen. The
latest figures place the
number of missing at sew.
cnty-two. Reports from
the various hospitals state
that fully fifty of the I'm.
jured arc beyond recovery.
The fifteenth known death
occurred this morning. the
victim being Mary Cham
berlin. Warren Leland.
proprietor of the hotel. who
became temporarily insane
last evening. II somewhat
better this morning. Fred
Misch, correspondent of the
San Francisco Bulletin. l.
still missing.
NEW YORK. March Is
tBuIletin) Two hundred
men were started to work
at 10 o'clock this morning
searching the debris. hut i'm
q few moments the flames
broke out afresh and drove
them away. The search for
bodies will he resumed
later in the day. A rigid
investigation into the cause
Of the disaster will M once
b made to place the respon-
sibility for the frightful loss
Of life. The commissioner
Of buildings says that the
structure was unfit for ho-
tel purposes.
Chief Bonner ascribcs the
great loss of life Ia the fact
that people became panic
stricken and made no intel
ligcnt effort to find the fire
escapes and other safe
methods of egress.
a corner section of the
hotel about seventy feet
high Is still standing and
the police have established
a new danger line.
All the fircmcn are safe.
Ii was at first feared that
some persisted while at.
tempting to rescue impcr-
lied people.
Mrs. Maurice Henry of
New York died at the
Roosevelt hospital this
morning. This brings The
list Of dead up to sixteen.
a man named Kane was
arrested today on n charge
of breaking into Mrs. Alb
ncr Mckinley's room dur
ing the fire and stealing ten
thousand dollars worth of
jewels.
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PERSONAL MENTION

c. N. Jackie. of Buffalo. New York.
10 registered at the Stevens.
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n. G, Hainea. general western
aEen, Of the Phillips Juaaon tour
let samnang Of the east. 10 Ia the
city. lie has been visiting Port
land ara elites on the Sound on
ofhciai business,
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TO EXAMINE RECORDS.

District Attorney Gay leaves for
Washington today. where he VIII
examine the records Of the interior
department for evidence. and con-
sult Attorney General GriEgs re-
rarding the trial of eight land suits
which have been pending for years.
Many settlers on disputed govern
ment land In this state are inter-
ested In his mission. Nearly $4,000
acres In this state. most Of which Is
In Clarke county, is involved, and
the title to this land IL soon TO he
contested In the federal court by the
Northern Pacific railroad.
Attend the masquerade next sat-
urday, Seventh and Columbia.
Prize waltzlng next SATURDAY., Sew
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Prize waltzlng next SATURDAY., Sew
enth and Columbia.
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Mrs Eva Heiihrer. well known IN
thia citv. al~d n rfostaenrr hos
pttsi iest evening, Al s e'cleek. ~
Inflammation u fhr bowels.
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Or, r. f. Lewis. 81 IT. Angeles, IL
registered az the Seattle
W q, Ahis and JAS. Mccarthy ar
rived last nlnhs IN thn Exeelnlor
from orca. Alaska, and are regis
tered at the Butler
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W white and ,. W. IsuaEsie were
among the arrivals from Dawson
City last night. and are stopping a,
the Butter.