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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-14
Is Fined SIS and
the Costs
For SELLING ALLEGED BUTTER
eemmlssionor Mcdonald Is Push.
Ing the lnspeetlen and Ansly-
sis OF Prepared Foods.

state DAIRY ANA Food Commission
er Mcdonald ~ pushing the work OF
analysirg the various prepared foods
now offered for sale IA this market
lie has also beer extending his IN
NestlEatlans over various portions ~
the state While visiting the log
ElnC camps Aleug the Everett s
Monte Crasta reilroad he discovered
one dealer who was seiilng eieomar-
Karine and arrested him The man
was tried before the justice Of the
peace az Grants Falls and was found
guilty ard fined 81 and costs. rhe
Imitation hptiet. which had been
selHcd. was then sold as skid grease.
Recent analysis u three samples q
vfnegar selected from the Seattle re-
tail stores show that they do not
uteet tAe requirements II the new
Law and after July I prosecutions
viii BE- begun against wholesale deal
ers N4ndiinS such Impure goods. One
81 the brands - from well known
hause and Is labeled Pure cider
Vinegar Mr. Mcdonald expressed
the oninlun that a. good vinegar
could Be had from other dealers for
less than half what was being paid
for the aduitrrAted vinegar Of the
reputable Arm.
Several samples q baking powder
were also analysed but "a no stand
ard Tor baking powder ean BE- ftxed
under the present law Il - doubtful
u prosecutions vii take place Tor the
sale % injurious baking powders.
Air, McDanaid says ne u glad 70
know that the better class Of whole
sale dealers are doing al they can
% enforce the law.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-14
BIG NAIL
FOR ORIENT
Carried by The Big Jap
anese Liner.

when the Kinshul Msru sails for
the Orient this afternoon. she will
carry one Of the heaviest foreign
mails taken out u Seattle for a long
time. This morning the Hat made
NJ was as follows Ninety-five sacks
of paper mall and eight sacks ~ let
tera Tor Japan and China four letter
pouches aud q sacks Of papers for
The navy and land forces at Manila.
The Japanese steamer Kinshiu
Baru sailed shis afternoon FOR ORR
entail ports. She had as passengers
william J. ThDmpHon. Albert Cav.
and John T. Baird. Of the United
ktate navy. They arrived here re-
Gently from Washington. d. G.. and
viii join one Of tho cruisers Of the
feet az Manila. Mr. Thompson acting
~ paymaster. and Air. Cav and SIR
Balrd a. clerks.
The other passengers were Gus
Havera. Of the Seattle Brewing a.
Mating company. and Ramon Muir.
ga. They will all be landed at Hong
kong. There were six passengers In
the steeraae. the Kinahlu Maru
bsd big cargo OF general merchan-
disc The next vessel due IA the
Idznmi, on July II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-14

VICTIMS

NEW RICHMOND. Wis. June u
The operations for the search Of
the victims of the cyclone that we're
continued all night until the early
morning. has been suspended owing
TO the rain which has deseeBded.
About 2 O'Clock this morning lnky
black clouds preceding the early
morning downpoar caused some APP
preheusion. but the fears u the
timid we're unfounded. The search
may be concluded today. the militia
having arrived. and will prevent In
reference by aightscerp. who have
not only retarded the work Of re-
covering the eorpzes. but have de-
layed the distributing Of food 10 the
hungry and in giving aid ia the In
jur-d. The lowest estimate Of dead
this morning was i2s, and the high
eat was 100 Many are stu missing.
and u II thought they were killed.
Those seriously Injured number
about Is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-14
TOO FREE WITH
HER MONEY

WASHINGTON. n. c. juno IA
The trouble between Bishop Hurst
OF the Methodist church and his wife.
which has caused their separation.
H. said TO be due TO money matters.
She Is very rich and until recently
allowed him the full command Of her
resources. His liberallty toward the
American university, which
he il trying TO establish In Washing
ton and his devotion to its interests
are said 10 have led to complaints on
her part and impaired their relations
about a year age when Mr.. Hurst
left suddenly for Europe. At the re-
quest OF her brother. Mr.. Root, Of
Buffalo. Bishop Hurst has conveyed
to his wife all OF the family invest
ments that stood In his name and
he has given her entire freedom Of
action without the Intervention OF
divorce courts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-14
New Grange ut whe,sn.

PULLMAN. wash. June IA
grange vas organized rtday night At
WheiaH sctwccH here and faiouse.
@ith a ehaf6ar membership Of =
farmers r. n. Judsnn Was elected
master. and Ira knirht secretary.
The remaining Officers Will BE- elected
and all viii he Installed next Thurs
day night II II the intention 60 or
wanizs a grange in every precinct in
Whitman county.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-14
COTTAGE CITY
HAS DEPARTED
Carrying Many Excursionists
10 to Alaska.

Steamer Cottage city sailed this
morning with larss crowd Of ex-
cursionistz for Alaskan ports.
Among her passengers was Capt..
John J. Heaiy. general manager Of
the North American Trading q
Transportation company. lie VIII
leave the boat AZ sifka. lie goes
north 10 look after The business In
ser~sts Of the company. The passen-
Tsr list II a. follows. Mrs. MArdail.
Miss Burbon. Mrs. Greene. Mrs.
Cheney. Mr.. Cheney. Geo. T. Meyers.
Mr. Martin. Mr.. Aervey Mr.. Collins.
q. W. Rodebguk. J. Remington. g.
J. Carr. o. n, Asset. y n. Behrenas.
g. T. Barchard. Mrs q. W. slater.
r. :. posten. n o Buchanan. Mrs.
Buchanan. A. Green. Mrs. Green.
Mrs Marie Junet. Mrs. ]. A. Starr.
Miss @. u. Nsyes. Mrs r. -. Noyes.
Mrs. W. r Foster. Capt. r. W. ~.
Draper Capt. J. J. Hesiy. II. s.
Buchanan. Loyal l.. Writ. John
y arxesan. T. r. Kendall. W NUM-.
Ser. J. 81. ciesnruons. Mrs. NJ. Glenn
mons. Airs. II. Wiley. Mrs. J jerks.
4. Darts. A. wooaman. II. q Steele.
Gcsrge a. Shepherd. and Is second
class
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STRIKE CLOSES
SILVER MINES

sILvERToS. Colo. June IA
Owing 70 the strike az the Durango
arneltsr the Iowa. Tiger aud silver
Lake mines have been closed. throw
ink Se0 men out Of work. II IL pre-
dic,ci that operations Viii be stop
ped at every mine IN san Juan eouns
~ within a week.
Work has been stepped at the
Wedge mine in ouraS on account of
the failure % the miners TO agree
ks 10 the hours Of work under the
eight hour law. which becomes ef-
feetiVe June IS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-14
SEATTLE lNKLINGS.

The win Of James n. Mcsorley was
admitted to probate today.
JB. Citizen has been appointed I'd
mlnistrator Of the estate Of Edward
r.. Aidrich.
The divorce suit ~ Ida VI. Miller
.rainat Guntavus Miller was dismiss
cd at her request yesterday
The chamber 81 commerce will hold
its regular meeting this afternoon
at a.s0 o'clock In the rooms In the
Haller block
Yssterdsy IN. superior court trans
ferred the case Of James Mcleod W..
The Port Blaksiey Mn company to
the federal court. The case is a
damage suit for 5000.
Miss AdeIla ". Parker. OF the Sc
attic High School. left yesterday for
Madison, Wis. where she goes to
take the summer course In economies
and social science offered by the
Wisconsin state university.
Advices received from Port Towns
end state that the cutter Rush, win
the government Yukon river steam
er Nunivak In tow, left yesterday for
II. Michael. The cutter Thetis also
sailed from Port Townsend FOR 81
IBERIA.
c. L. Denny has applied for letters
of administration on the estate VI
Gilbert wheeler. deceased. The
property consists Of lot ~, block D,
Burke's second addition to the city
OF Seattle. and In valued at $500.
George r. cotterili. chairman Of
the path committee Of the Queen
city Good Hosds club, hos called Tor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-14

NEW RICHMOND. Wis. June II.
The work Of hndinE the killed and
assisting tho injured r. stili going on.
90 far f2i have been found who were
Killed. The list Of seriously injured
runs up to az. Many are still miss
ing. and it IL thought they were all
killed.
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n. The events will be az follows;
ioo.yard dash. 20 dash. $40 yards
run 40 ya. hurdle. pole vault run
ming broad Jump and one mile relay
race. Geld and silver medals VIII
he awarded. and special prizes WIZ
be given for the relay race and Tor
the largest number Of points gained
BY any association competing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-14

CRIPPLE CREEK. June 10 - Tho
situation Il brighter than elsewhere.
except AZ Blca. Guxxsnheim Smelt-
er agrees to take care Of the greater
part q the Grippe Greek product.
The situation AZ Aspen and Durango
IL unsatisfactory
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-14
Probable ChairmanshipS Of House
Committees in Next Congress

Payne ~ Ncw York foreign affairs
with iiitt 81 illinois,. military Affairs.
with Hull Of Iowa naval Affairs.
with Boateile nf MAines commerce
with Hepburn % IeWa. rivers ana
haYbors. with burton ~ Ohio. FoAts
Offices. with Loud OF California; DIS
trsrt Of Columbia. with Habcoek OF
wisconsin. The casualties % The late
cong rranionsl eiset lions eft several 81
the important committees without =
chairman. and these include coinage.
weights and measures. which Nas
ably led by Charles ". Stone. 81 the
Warren, Pa. district. banking and
rurrrncy. ~ shtrh Walker. q Mas
sachusetta WAS chairman. claims and
patents. 81 which i4rumm and Hicks
of Pennsylvania. respectively. were
chairmeu
In addition 60 these there VII Be
a vacancy IN the ehairmausiiip II
the judiciary. - which Gen Hwndef :
saa vas chairman, and merchant
marine and fisheries. 81 which Payne
Of NsN york was at the head. Hen
Befpon becoming speaker viii Naeats
the Judiciary. and Payne being put
az the head q the ways ard means
viii have to leave merchant marine
and Fisheries uroaiuA. II Lancaster.
one 81 the Abtssi - the Pennsylvania
members. and who was chairman 81
the civil serxscr commission in The
last congress. stands first On bank
ing and currency. and should be Civ
IN the chnirusanship ~ the commit
tee II h desires u Sir. HrosiuH has
been a cloee student 81 financial af-
fairs since his connection with con
srsss. and n well equipped for the
Craftsmanship az any man on u. II
4. probable that Southland. Of ohio.
will succeed Charles v. stone as
chairman Of coinage
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DENVER Colo. Jun. 1.-THE
nmeiser situation Ia Colorado IA
gloomy. Today the fires we're drawn
Eleven hundred men are idle. A
dispatch from Pueblo AZ o'clock.
say Two srueiters at Pueblo and Col
oraio drew tneir fires. over 1000
men are Idle There II no ia-fcriinE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-14

WASHINGTON. d G. June IA
The practical settlement % the new
speaker % tbs house Of representa-
iises without ore of those earnest
and bitter nxhts which have hefvto-
fore marked the contest when a new
and untrsed man ~ 70 be chessn - =
fortunate thing for the Republicans
and a seiil more fortunate thing for
the country. such contests have al
ways beer attended BY a great deal
Of acrlmony. followed by animositiss
that have lasted throughout a sea
sion Of congress and have been the
direct means of Influencing the
speaker ia 80 forming his commit
tees as to make u appareu, that
some men werw rewarded for their
support while others we're punished
fer their opposition 10 hts candidacy
Gen. Henderson,. who vii untpubts
ediy be the speaker. will come 10 the
chair free from any aniuosltiss. and
n IL 20 b. hoped. untramsi@d BY any
promises IN the formation Of com
nttffees Ther~ r. no reason. there
fore. 70 suspect that the neW speak
or viii seriously depart from the gen
erai custom that has obtained In the
formation of the committees. but he
will follow the rule Of retaining old
and experienced members OF the
committees with which they have
become idantihed. unless the mem
bers themselves should desire ar
fsrent assignment.
So far. therefore. ~ the leading
committees ara concerned v may be
assumed that Gen Henderson VII
continue at their head the men who
we're in the last and preceding con
Eressss These include arproprla-
tiana. with Cannon. Of Illinois. as
chairman. ways and means. with
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-14

I.E;ADvILLE. June IA noon
dispatch says the streets are filled
with sale men. 300 men having been
laid on b. sInelters Two thousand
viii b. put Oh by priacipis minea
tonikha Ne trouble anywhere.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-14
~OMFORT, Stylish and
u ShapeIy, Best Make,
~ Popular Priccd...""".
Bicycle Shoes.
That meet the approval or
the expert or amateur
bicyclist.

LADIES' Fine vici Kid Bicycle
Shoes. the new ~ IN. high cut tops.
beautiful fittera, grand wearing.
800 value. only $500 a pair.
MEMS Kangaroo Calf Scotch Balls
Bicycle Shoes. designed for either
bicycle or street wear dressy. and
grand wearing. $500 value, only
q - n pair.
MEMS Fine Canvas Bicycle Shoes
hid stayed. leather counters. excel
lent wearing. ti.Zb a pair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-14
RAILWAY NOTES.

Y. g. Stevens. general western pas
nenger agent FOR the Great Northern,
returned from trip 20 Portland this
morning.
L. r.. Ellis. general agent for the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-14

At Tacoma. John D. Rockefeller
and hts party are expected 70 board
the steamer Tor a trip In Alaskan va
tiers. In his party are; Miss Rookie
teller. John =. Rockefeller. jr.. Mss
egellman. MFa. William Rockefeller.
Mss Ethel R1cksfeiisr. Miss Swift.
Rev. ". :. Richardson. H. L. Bal
lard. al % NeW York. Mrs. and Miss
Baird. u Philadelphia. and DR. n.
T. Beegar. Of Cleveland.
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.

hisbartneut proceedings now pending
against him wRa fied yesterday In
the superior court He denies that
he ever iniimate6 that any Of the
Jurors could he influenced for money
consideration. and. IN addition. he
denies substantially every allesa-
ton made In the complaint II r.
asked that the court investigate the
charges and exonerate him.
Tomorrow evening President Elt-
weed Pomeroy. Of the Direct Lcgis-
iation league. viii deliver a lecture at
the old Presbyterian church. corner
Of Third avenue and Madison street.
President Pomsroy is a New Jersey
man. and is making tour of the
country In behalf 81 direct ieEis-
lation. and II n said that he "a
thoroughly verscd on his subject.
Mrs. Visions residence at 1909
Ninth avenue was entered some time
yesterday afternoon and a bracelet
and a stick pin. both set with ruhles
we're stolen There we're several 9th
er articles Of value lying near. but
they were not taken. The police arc
of the opinion that The work was
done by parties familiar with the
premises
Licenses To wed were issued today
to the following: Hiram o. DyRert,
/ 90 ana Caroline l.. Cook, ~. both "
Ballard: Giuseppe Chaoe. 81, and
Anglitte Futile. rs. both ~ Seattle #.
Howcv y. Barker. q. and May r.
/ Hart. 10. both or Auburn, Howard A.
WeHman. 81. Of Tacoma, and Anna r..
Walton. %. OF Seattle; Lou strayiers.
a.. aud Mary Bratton. q, both Of
/ New Castle.
The board Of health will work this
summer in connection with the state
dairy commissioners in the testing
and in the analysis Of milk, During
the warm season II is feared milk
men may use injurious prepare
lions 10 preserve or color their milk.
After being treated here samples
win also be sent o. Pullman FOR
Ianalysis. eThe cost Of the analysis
OF each sample ranges from 81 10 $40. /"
said Inspector Fraseh today; nut
| the state bears the expense, and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-14

n, G. Hawkins, general manager
% the White Pass q Yukon Railway
company. accompanied by hia fam
ity. will leave this evening for skag-
way on the steamer Humboldt.
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ALONG THE WHARvES

Steamer Humboldt. Capt. Bonni-
field. will sail this evening for Alask-
an ports.
Steamer Samson. Capt. Stream, n
In port from Portland for load Of
coal. She has been towing seows
between Portland and Gfny's Har-
Dor. loaded win building material.
which IS used In the construction Of
the government jetty. The ietty has
been completed about IL miles.
The little schooner James g.
Swan. owned by Tracey Robertson.
which has been tied up at West Sc
attic during the winter. is alongside
the Ocean dock fitting out for trip
70 St. Michael and Golofnln bay
The schooner mbade several trips to
Alaska In the Cook inlet and Copper
river district. and has successfully
wrestlcd with some Of the ficrcest
gales Of the North Pacific ocean.
j. 9. Ballantyne. formerly pursef
81 the steamer city OF Topeka, went
north IN that capacity on the steamer
Elihu Thomson. which sailed recent
" for 81. Michael. His place on the
Topeka is fllod by r. r. Jones.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-14

Harry Thomas. stcnoErapher Of the
White Pass 4 Yukon railway, viii
ssnn be transferred 10 the general
agents attlee tn skagway,
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All the local railroads are anneune-
ms a special rate 81 one and one-ntth
fare for the meeting OF the state
Federation 81 Womans clubs, which
meets IN Seattle June 70. - and y.
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saves the city a great deal Of
money
W, W Freeman, press representa-
tive af the Ringing Bros circus, ar
rived Ia the city this morning from
Portland. ta complete the hrrapFe-
ments for tho show Ina this city Fri
day Mr. Freeman has been IN Sc
attic before. and la one OF the best
Informed men on theatrical affairs
and circusea ono is liable 10 meet.
To says that the circus did a big
two days business al Portland. and
everyone was perfectly aatisned.
Tho case 81 Z. G Hharlsy. against
the Port Hlakelcy Nil company.
which has been transferred from the
superior to the federal court. IL be-
Ing heard today before Judge Han
ford The plaintiff demands $4,000
damages from the Port BlakeleY Mil
company. for cattle lost In the bark
pruasit. two years ago, which the
company had agreed TO ship to Al
asia.
Chief Of Police Reed received noti-
hcation today Of the arrest Of Sam
Frisco by the police Of hinaoula.
Mont Hrisc0 had considerable
amount 81 cutlery in his possession
when searched The police and
sheriff at Niissauia Hurmiae that he
Is a burglar from the west
BfiNco il not known 20 the Seattle
police.
The graduating exercises At the
Academy ~ the Holy Names yeaier-
day afternoon, were gratifying sue
cess The program was very unique
In lts arrangements.
After the program was given.
bishop o'Dsa conferred the gradual
ing honarr and presented the d.
plomes and medals to the graduates.
Gold medals were also awarded 20
Miss Katie Gross. Miss ella walsh.
Miss Maud Able Miss Mary Austin
Miss Maria Necawieg. &iEa .s,lha
Gross. Miss Margaret Mason. Misc
JeAaie Hamilton. Miss Susie NcArdie.
Miss Grace Greer. Miss RoHaiie o.
u8nneli
Gen. Chas Warren. of Spokane.
who has made a success Of the pro-
motion Of uofnr % the largest mining
enterprises on the coast. Vas on the
floor u the Seattle Ainins Exchange
thls afternoon. The general very
Fenerarously responded 20 an Invita-
ton q address the mining men pres
ent. and Eate enthusiastic enrouf-
aFrment 60 tho organization, He
stated that iesa than five years ago
Spokane ees morfRssed eommun-
iiy. hopeieuniy Involved. but public
interest. however. turned u mining.
ana eifhin that time the enormous
sum - SIS 900 .op1 has been turned
into the treasury oaaes Of the city
from dividends cut q mines aione.
Pointing t. this as an example ard
racitlng that Seattle. with it, great
commercial advantages and mineral
wealth within its reach. there should
be no reason why ihc Queen city
could not. by prompt and proper
push. obtain the same results for
herself within iesa time.
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Among recent booklets issued by
the railroads iu FISHING and shoot
ing Along thu Line OF the Canadian
Pacific" The book - a comprehca-
sivs write up OF the game reEtons Of
the Canadian Pacific territory and
the game laws in fierce there,
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bids FOR the construction 81 the hrht
section Of the Magnolia Bun path.
iiids VIII be received NJ to June ~.
The regular monthly meeting or
the Anti.Haloon league VIII convene
IN the lecture room 81 the First Meth-
odiut Episcopal church this evening,
at o'clock Nearly an the tenn
perance societies aud churches of the
city are represented. ana "A full at
tendance ~ requested
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-14

Visa H. Han. widow Of Geo. r.
Halt has aicd suit against the
Union Central Life Insurance com
.pnuy She asks for slooa. the amount
for which her husbands life was IN
sured The allegation IL made that
the Insurance company put her of
With various excuses until IL was too
late to bring suit under the contract
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oregon Railroad & Navigation COM
panY, went 60 Spokane this morning
Tor a trip Of three ar four days.
II. Marpoie, general superintendent
FOR the Canadian Pacific was la town
last nisht and returned 60 Vancouver
IN his special car this morning
The Southern Pacific schedule on
seeds from the Mississippi ana points
east has been changed 20 Include
ksiilr corn. broom corn, wheat. corn,
peas aud beans when used Tor seeds.
Mrs II. D. Huntington passed
through Seattle this morning IN her
special ear en- route to- The East. II
e. Huntington il first assistant 20
President & T.. Huntington Of the
Southern ffaoinc.
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President W. y, Guerin, Of thu We
attic a San Francisco Railway com
pany. reports that 80 men are now
at work al the mines Of the company,
making preparations FOR the eon-
structian OF the necessary buildings.
lie stated that a. yet nothing hal
been done IN regard 10 building the
track from the mines to Seattle, or
the building OF the bunkerH ON the
Sound.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-14

cIrtpRENs summer counters and
the thing for hard vacation
wear. ti2s. ~ 60 q ubo pair
turned eH the comfort ana ss
combined. value. ii.sb a
W DOUGLASS Mems $40 'So and $40 footwear
on entirely new
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-14

The Seattle Cataract company,
better known as the distributors FOR
the snoauaimie Falls Power COM
pany. has made a proposition n the
city council 10 ilsht the city for 10
years with 80 arc lights At is.an per
month each. and the system viii be
come the property Of the city At the
end Of the 10 years This PROPOSE
tion viii came up before the city
council Monday night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-14

Charlie Nccauiey. a eauiker, be-
came Involved IN a ffht with
friend last uiEht 10 the Seattle saloon
suT First syenuc south John Weber
the bartender. attempted 20 separate
~ tAs. ssecauiry drew sun and
fred a. Weber. Just missing him hY
about An inch. AccAuisy ran out q
the saloon aud eas arrested on Hail-
nead avenue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-14

= r Barron. manager ~ che q =
mine Ia the Palmer mountain dis-
sricg. il in the city. lie says that
there are 10 men a. work In the
district. and thar much development
work II befng done. On the q =.
mine there Ia a tunnel running ~ On
the vein distance % 80 a. The
vein Itself IL $40 a. wide.
The answer ~ ]. ". csraon Ia the
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