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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-11
AN ARKANSAS RAIL WAY
II viii Run From csrdweIl,
No.. to Big Lake.

PAnAoouLn. ARR. May IA
manufacturing concern which has a
$50 coo plant At cardseli No. 10
miles east % here. IL constructing a
new railroad from eafieell to Ms
Lake. u fniies distant, The uew road
will have fize stations on Ha eentsu-
plated line and viii eventually -
eenHtrurtcf for - or 20 miles into
the nwampH and timber lands u the
81 Francis river bottoms The road
j. being built 60 give the company
means ~ transporting their product
through a country which has here.
tefDrs bad No railroad The build
sra havr contracted FOR Two new ru-
Einsa with the Baldwin Locomotive
works and have purrhassi their steel
from the Parnwpaid southeaNtsru
railroad work on the read began
this morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-11
n Chemical Trust.

TRENTON. n. J., May IA
chemical trust Is one OF the latest
additions 90 New Jerseys fast grow
ing list Of large companies. 4 char
ter WAS Issued 20 the American Al
kali company. which ~ 70 manufac-
ture and deal In aikan and ehemi-
Gals Of all kinds. The capital stock
II SIS. 200, coo. of which 5000. 900 Is to
be preferred per cent. stock and
the remainder common stock The
compauy's agent In the state is Jo-
siah Du Bots. OF Camden. his ofiico
being named az the address Of tho
fncorporators. who are Frederick a
Maurier. William J. jackson. Josiah
8. Du Bots and Clayton =. Piatt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-11
FOR KANSAS HEROES
To Be Welcomed Homo with
the Schooiboy's Sign.

TOPEKA. Kan. May ii-A meet
Ing was held I'm Gov. staniey's Office
today 10 suggest an Appropriate sign
Of recognition for the members OF
the Twentieth Kansas when they re-
turn from Manila. As soon as the
regiment arrives GOV. Stanley will
ask the boys 20 make the uplifting Of
the right arm with the two first fin
gers open as their sigh OF rccogni-
ton.
Every schooihoy In the land who
has attended n country school In
the summer months viii know what
this means" said the governor. 1T
simply means Let's so swimming
The Twentieth Kansas has proven
To the world that It can swim"
II was the Kansas regiment which
crossed the river and drove the reb-
els from Caiumpit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-11
RAILROAD PERSONALS.

~. u. Weeks. chief cierR ~ the
tranic department Of the white Pass
road IL suffering from an attack Of
In grippe.
e. j. steeple, Of tho Southern Pa
cific office. yesterday Joined the
chamber Of commerce.
The Southern Pacific railway has
established a round "Trip rate ofs70.70
from Yosemite Valley. good until
November 30.
J. a. Ennis, agent Of the white
Pass & Yukon railway At Lake Ben.
nett. arrived this morning ~ the
Cottage City.
Allan Cameron, district frelsst
agent Of the Canadian Paciic at
Vancouver. ia In the city today.
w. r. Kelly. travelling freight
agent Of the Union Pacific nj Port
land. 10 In the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-11
ADJUSTMENTS.

The original Bobby GAyior and his
excellent company Of funmakefs
continue 60 draw GOOD houses at the
Third avenue theater. The special
tics are all good and the Jokes funny
and nsw. Next week. The Rays. In
a 10. old Time" viii be the at
traction.
aiofttx RDscnihai. fhc wizard ~ the
piano. appeared at tho Seattle thea.
ter last night. and sbiy defended his
title as the master Of his insiru-
ment. The audience was not as
large as was expected. due. no doubt.
~ the incirmcncy q the weather.
Resides a small audience. his plano
was not the best. Rascnihal pos
scssea a vat amount Of musical
knowledge. and he has a graceful
manner 81 execution.
Tonight AZ the Seattle thsater John
Grifnth opens for three perform
aneeH. appearing tonight in The
Aveuges Mr.. Grifith II said 90
have an excellent company. and his
plays are sald to be finished per-
fnrmaneea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-11
SOLDIERS SAD DEATH
Jumped From q Train and Was
Terribly Msngisd.

TRENTON. ". J.. May i.-Priv-
ate Samuel Eaton. 81 Company ID.
Fourth New Jersey volunteers. and
living in Jer~~y City. sprang from a
fast freight In Morrisviiie last even
ing. As he aiighted he tumhled be-
tw~en the wheels OF car and his
body was terribly mangled. his head
being almost severed. wo other es-
soldiers Of the same regimen; had
Jumped successfully from the car
before he did. and they carried his
remains to Alarm house near by.
The men were on their way TO
Trenton to collect the states boun-
~ for their services in the Spanish
war. The train made no stop here.
and they refrained from trying 90
leave it until Morrisviile was reach
81. Eaton's body was ssnt 10 Jersey
CITY today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-11
POISON IN THE WELL
A Westvirginis Case That Has
Arou Sod indignation.

HUNTINGTON. W. Va. May IL
Poison was thrown into a we'll on
the premises Of Albert Abbott. on
Toms creek. this county. Abbott
ana his wife drank from the well
last night and three physicians are
now in attendance. Arrests may be
made today.
Abbott and his wife are not the
first victims 81 poinsone1 wells IN
the Toms Creek vicinity. only last
week psason was thrown irso a well
near the residence OF Peter sowards
aud several members Of the family
were made yloiehtly ~. \ horse
which drank from the well died.
Abbots and his wife will probably
recover. The citizens Of that section
are much aroused.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-11
Sheriff Sues militia.

TAYLoRvILLts. III. May LII.
7. Downcy. sheriff. and hla chief
deputy. J. ]. Doyle. have flod 5000
damage suits in the circuit court
against Col. J. s. Culver. Capt. =.
u. Couch. Capt Frank Simmons.
Capt. c. u. simerai and Sergeant G.
Richardson. officers OF the Illinois
National Guard. now on duty at
Pana. charging them with false TIM
prisonmeni. They were arrested at
Pana by the military authorities and
dlHarmcd,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-11
BONDS
IN A CELLAR

CTNCINNATI, o.. May li.-Buried
treasure In the shape Of II $1,000
bonds. bearing unciippod coupons
which add several thousand dollars
10 their value. was found by Thomas
Lawson. a negro laborer, while dig
ging In the cellar OF a down town
department store on Sixth street.
The ground was formerly the pro-
perry OF Briting Bros, piano manu-
facturerB. In the box was found pa
pcra on which we're written; These
bonds belong 10 Julius and Martin
BritinR and are result Of years OF
Industry and saving"
This discovery solves a mystcry
which has been n source Of angry
contention among the heirs OF Ju-
Illus BrltlDg, whose sisters brought
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-11
4 Charming Romance.

ST. CLOUD. MINI. May IA
pretty romance which began years
ago In the Minnesota School for the
Deaf and Dumb. at Falrbauii. has
Just Developed into the departure
from 81 Cloud for Australia Of Miss
Pearl French. the 2y-year-old daugh-
dsteiy upon arrival there Miss
French win become the bride Of
young man named EDDY. who. like
herself. 10 q deaf mute. Eddy Is the
son Of an Advent missionary IN Au-
trAiia- Miss French viii make the
trip unattended.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-11
Rev. Psimore Sued.

ST. LOUIS. May ti.--A telegram
from Nashville, Tenn. states that
r. u. Stahlman. the attorney who
collected the celebrated Methodist
war claim. has brought Hucit for so. q.
600 for libel against Rev. W. n. Pal
more. u. d. editor OF the. 81. Louis
Christian Advocate. IL Is understood
that several suits Of a similar nature
will be brought against individuals
who have INDUCED In attacks on
Mr.. stahlman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-11
An Advance In Chairs.

CHICAGO. May 1.-THE Western
Manufacturers ana Jobhcrn' as
aeriaiian held fneeting yesterday
afternoon ct the Auditorium hotel.
20 take action on the incrcass in
prices made by the National chair
association at a MEETING held last
Aprll. a. that time a general adj
vance Naa made on chairs ~ about
s Ger cent. The session was behind
closed doors. but u was given out
that representative Of every firn
belonging 20 the Wrstcrn Manu-
faetafera and Jobberr' association
was present and voted 20 Increase
their prices on chairs TO correspond
with the advance made by the chair
association.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-11
DOG CANNOT
Be STOLEN

COLUMBIA. S. C.. May ills Il
Illegal 10 steal a dog, or. rather Is a
dog a piece Of property with sum
Client high rating to make It's appro-
priatlon from another's yard an act
of theft That Is the question which
the supreme court OF South Caro-
lima r. oallc upon to decide. A Judge
OF the circuit court held that dog
could not be stolen. and the states
solicitor. dlsaRrcelng with him, has
appealed to the higher tribunal.
George Langford was tried for en-
terlng the doEhouae OF Mary Nichols
In newberry. In the night time, Eel
onlously and burglarlously. with In
tent to steal, and did, with force OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-11
Promised to Kill Herself

NEW YORK. May Hast De-
c.mber Henry Fischer shot himself.
IL has now developed that his wife
might be put beyond want by his in
surance money. There was an agree
msnt between husband and wife
that she should Join him after the
money was gone. and that he would
be awaiting her.
Mrs. Fischer began TO live at an
exfravaEant rate. A few days ago
the end came In sight. and she made
arrangcnents for an undertaken TO
bury herself with the vase contain.
Ing che ashes OF her dead husband
on her breast
Last night she bade her friends
good by. dressed for burial. blew out
the gas. arranged herself on the bed
and this morning WAS found dead.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-11
Date Of Wedding Not Set

CHICAGO. May ii.@csi. =. -.
Grant. referring 10 the announce
ment Il the engagement ~ his
daughter Julia 60 the Prince Michel
e'antAruz-ns ~ the Russian Imperial
guard. now the military atiache q
the russian embassy "a Rome. says
that the match - aith his approx
Al. but that the wedding Will not
take place uoder any circumstances
uuili the fall. and possibly not until
later.
4 suppose the wedding viii take
place ~ my house ~ New York but
there have been absolutely no ar
ranscments made OF thought Of he
says
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-11

Who knows bat what We shall
have combinations OF bootolacks.
apple vendors. whltewashers. etc. In
Imitation Of the combinations Of mil
fionairesl There 10 a charm about
the mystic words syndicate. trust. :"
combine monopoly. etc. which
may lead to craze for combinations
among small dealers: and such minor
trusts IN the end might prove as
disastrous as will the .get-rioh-
quick" concerns which are draining
the pockets Of people TO the extent
Of millions Of dollars.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-11
Tried Once Too Often.

PROVIDENCE. r. l.. May IL
Capt. Thomas Craro. Of New Bed
ford. who recently sailed from this
port for Cuba in a-foot skin. prob
ably was lost IN q recent gale round
ing Point Judith. as hin boat was
found bottom NJ by the life savers
OF Quonochantaug bench Captain
Grape was Sc yearH old and spent a
life % adventure.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-11

suit against Martin iritlng. "a
brother, charging him With having
concealed the bonds Martin denied
every thiuE. hut. Notwithstanding his
denial a judgment WAS rendered
against him in favar OF the estate
.nf Julius fer about $1,000. The money
wRa collected and the estate dis
iributed and settled The negro
lawson. may claim the bonds az
treasure tf0Ve.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-11
STATE NEWS.

Yakima county has 500 bleycllsta.
The school term Of Davenport clos
Ell May I.
The Tlwaeo public schools will close
May 10.
A tennis club has been formed In
snohomish.
Warm weather Is reported from
Eastern Washington.
Old settlers predict cool sum.
mcr and a large wheat crop.
A county fair association has beer
organised In Lincoln county.
Davenport viii vote on a PROPOSE.
ton 10 build her own water works on
July I.
Clailsm county teachers institute
viii be held at Port Angeles May Is
10 10.
Ralph and 1. l.. Forbes have pur-
chased an interest In the White Riv.
or Journal Of Kent
waua walla mills have made
heavy shipments Of our TO the orsen,
this spring.
Grayvtlie IL the nam. Of new
town started near the Crystal mine
in Lincoln county.
The Hoqalan council viii build a
eity wharf at the foot Of Eighth
street. II viii cost tseoo.
The walia walIs Union says frai,
trees In that section % the state
came through the winter all right.
The ThuFston county commission.
ers have decided that a game war
den at SIS peF month 10 too espsn-
sivc a luxury and have declared the
once vacant after June !.
ciailam county II setting tie share
Of In. housseeksrs. TIE Angeles
papers report the arrival last week
OF a total OF over 100 persons. .
part OF loo families TO arrive from
Erie. Pa.
Frank Castle. the young man who
was injured BY the bursting % a
aaw In a mill at Yslm last week
died In the hospital Monday about
nuona The sufferer was uncon-
scfous from the time % the accident
until his death.
a =. Coates. of Aberdeen. has APP
piled otae state land commission
er for permission 70 purchase a sec
lips county. which has been appfaiH-
81 at tf7si1 for the timber and $3.50
for the land
Superintendent Caraons. % the Ia
coma Hydraulic a Placer Mining
company. was down from the ssauk
the hrat % the week for supplies
He says they are now working full
time. ard will continue 10 do 20 while
the water ia plsntifui-EilensburE
LocaiiEer.
The Port Angeles a Eastern Rail-
road company has fled supplement-
airy articles % Incorporation with the
secretary OF state. These are for
the purpose Of constructing a rail-
road from Port Angeles TO Olympia
and from Port Angeles IN Gfays
harbor. Also to operate and main
tain steamships and ferryhoats.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-11
Favors Whipping Post.

ALBANY. n. y. May it-tn de-
nying the application for pardon
FOR Henry Hendricks. Who rs Hervs
Ing sife sentence IN Auburn prison
for the killing ~ his wife. Governor
Roosevelt has taken occasion 10 Dc.
Glare that he fayprs the establish
ment OF "A whipping post Tor vito
murderera, wife heaters AMI those
who abuse children or dumb AMI
mails, and says that II such a bill L.
introduced into the legislature next
year he Will sign It.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-11
Child Crush Cd to Death.

WEST LIBERTY. Ky. May IL
Charlie Henry and wife and child.
one year old. In the arms Of its
mother. who were on horseback on
the Licking river bridge at this place
today. me; a four-mule team and
wagon on the bridge. The mules be-
came frightened and ran away. the
wagon striking Mrs. Henry's horse
and throwing her and the child The
wamon ran over and crushed the
child to death and the mother was
seriously hurt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-11
Little Fellows Snubbed.

CHICAGO, May ii.-Makers OF
steel wire fence. who are outside the
trust. are meeting in Chicago for the
purpose Of forming combination
and erecting plant at some point
In Indiana within the Eas belt. The
companies number IA and have been
compelled to get together In order
to compete successfully with the
steel and wire trust. hTe latter has
advanced the price Of raw material
To such IN extent that extreme econ
omy OF management and manufao-
turc Is essential TO the securing OF
any profit from production.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-11
Navy Psymaster General

WASHINGTON. u. G. May Ii
The President has appointed Pay
Director Albert $, Kenny TO be Pay
master general OF the navy. to sue
coed Edward Stewart. retired on ac-
count Of age. While holding the Of
fee Of paymaster general Mr. Kenny
will have the actual rank and title
Of Rear Admiral. He Is now stations
cd at the Brooklyn navy yard as the
general storekeepcr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-11
Wild Strawberries Plentiful

GERvAfs. May ii--wiid straw
berries promise to be plentiful this
year. There was some thought that
both the cultivate and wild straw
berry would be short but they are
both blooming heavily now.
Italian prunes In several orchards
hereabouts are blooming and appear
not to have been entirely killed by
the last winters severity. 1t now
temains to be seen ! fthe fruit ma
ttIrea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-11
RESENTED THE INSULT
Miss DELANEY lied Q Brick to
Good Purpose.

ATLANTIC CITY. n. !. May II.
William ~. Jordan. a visitor whose
home IL supposed to be In phfladei-
phia, was seriously and possibly IA
tally injured last night by being hit
on the head with a brick thrown at
him by n woman. AZ Miss Susan
Delaney was walking through Mount
Vernon avenue Jordan passed her
and made remark which she did
not notice. Jordan then turned and
followed her, trying 10 engage her
In conversation. Finally he passed
her. and az he aid 80 he grossly Ia
suited her Miss D~isney WIS sr-
RACED and. picking up a large vftri-
fed brick, she hurled 1t at her tor
rnentor. The missile struck the man
on the bask Of the head. Jordan fell
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-11

A Chicago tramp claims 10 have
been struck and Injured oy Mar
conf wireless message rying through
the air. II the tramp really tella
the truth. the deathkneli % wireless
seiegraphy has been sounded. No
sane citizen would be willing to risk
. prosecution for assault, and battery
or perchane. manslaaEhter. by EN-
ployins . hsrum scsrum electric
shaft TO carry information between
points. knowing that the aforesaid
SHAFT was likely 10 bore holcs
through everybody who happened
10 get in It's way.
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RAILWAY NOTES.

PHOTOGRAPHER Haynes. Of the
Northern Pacific. 10 on HE way
westward in n special ear equipped
with en- suift for taking Views along
the road.
4 neat 100 page book, entitled
Wonderland. %" has been issued
by the passenger department 81 the
Northern Pacific road. IL describes
the territory tributary TO the rail-
Rad. and contains some elaborate
haif-ioue views 90 scenery In the
Yellowstone park and along the
shasta route. even taking in par, Of
AiAakA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-11

NEWTON. Kan. May it.-wii.ls
Perry died in this city this morning
This IL the boy who was accidental
~ shot In the head eighteen days
ago by n companion while nshlns On
creek n~ar this piarc. the bniis,
lodging In his brain, Physicians
prabed for The bullet. but ava not get
u. although portion % the brain
wsH taken out. For n time he seem
ed TO be improving and the case at
trartcd widespread attention.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-11

SPRINGFIELD. H.. May IL
Rev. George +. Seymour. bishop Of
the Springfield diocese. has issued
pamphlet on "Amusemeuts.r Hs
says: Dancing is not inherently
evil. It is often abused. one can
no more consistently condemn dan
cling than he can condemn money or
music"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-11
Restored to the Ministry

COLUMBIA. Mo. May Nv. n.
Y. w1kir. formerly II the Cpium-
hia Presbyterian church. has been
restored . his FORMER position AZ a
minister by n vote of che presbytery
81 1T. Johns. Fra Mr.. Wilkie WAS
found guilty Of drunkenness by the
preshytery q Missouri ard request
81 20 resign. He went 10 Florida and
received a position a. teacher. The
Rev. J. r. bridges and the rev. W.
y Eiwang brought about the req.
toratiou.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-11

TOPEKA. Kan, May ii.-~Fret a.
wsfIhouss. the apple king ~ Kan
saa." says his orchard win yield one
hundred thousand bushels - apples
thi year. lie lately made a tour ~
the apple belt and gives. u az his
opinion that the crop this year viii
Be the largest IN the states history.
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bleeding 10 the sidewalk. but sue
ceedcd In gaining a standing position
by the aid Of fence lie was taken
In a semivcunnciona condition 10 the
hospital whore his wounds were
dressed The young woman was ar
rested aud locked up IN the city Jail.
but was released this morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-11
Killing Sea Lions.

SAN FRANc1sco. May IA big
humber Of sea lions at the Point
Reyes rOoksry have been killed by
suborfinates of the state board Of
fsh and game commissioner. II II
hoped 80 70 reduce the herds that
they will no longer be a menace TO
the fisheries ~ the coast.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-11

The suitsn's promise to pay tieo. :
900 to American claimants on ae-
count Of the Armenian troubles does
not specify any particular time when
payment n 10 be made. and. az his
promises are notoriously better than
his performances. II might not be a
bad plan to let one OF our war ships
now travelling between New York
and Manila. stop at c0nsfan;incple
and collect the money
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-11

WHEELING. w. Va. May IL
Green goods men have been deal
Ing successfully with Wee; Virginia
farmers. Their swindies were con-
Quoted here at the Windsor hotel. the
farmers calling to see them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-11

Presumably China 4 10 b@ allowed
70 retain some sort OF a sphere Of In
nuence In those parts Of It's territory
khich Russia and England have been
dividing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-11

CTRcLEyILLE. O.. May ii.--John
Parsells. q prominent @. A. r. man.
was killed In a runaway accident
this morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-11
Saws Made of Shoe Spring

MEXICO. Mo, May ll-Three
prisoners have escaped from tho
county Jail Walter Lane. who is
charged with robblng J. w Mohlcr;
Sypert Musby. under sentence Of
two years for breaking into a Chlca-
10 4 Alton box ear, and Walter Re
gan. awaiting trial on charge Of
burglary In Nandnlia. These prison
ers made saws out OF steel springs
In the bottom Of their boots.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-11

s-Jid Gum Paul Kruger IL a man
Of wonderful capacity"
yep. Two gallons of beer every
blessed dayi"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-11

THE stock has been in
! the hands OF the Sheriff
and must be sold at once to
satisfy a debt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-11

Norn Drug Co.. Eifth aud Piisc.
Prescription Specialists, Phone Pike p
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-11

Frank Castle. the young man who
was injured BY the bursting Of a
saw In a NTH at Ysim last week.
died In the hospital Monday about
ncona The sufferer was uneon-
scfous from the time % the accident
until his death.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-11

The Port Angeles a Eastern Rail-
road company has filed supplement-
airy articles % incorporation with the
secretary % state These are fbr
the purpose Of constructing a rail-
road from Port Angeles TO Olympia
and from Port Angeles IN Gfayz
harbor. Also to operate and main
tain steamships and ferryhoats.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-11

a p Coates. Of Aberdeen. has APP
piled otae state land commission
sr for permission 10 purchase a Sec
ton of school lard N the Humptu-
lips county. which has been apprair-
81 at tf7.si1 for the timber and ts5z9
for the land