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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-16

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kt5ry 2 swoja banda przez d'uzszy
ozas ~niepokoi{ okolice P%iotrSowa,
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zastrzelony
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-26
DEMAND FOR
RAT CATCHERS

NEW YORK. Dec. - -Fredefick
Butter. a ssi0an keeper 81 Ne 100
Rosevilie avenue. Newark. SAYS that
he has los or Toe eats In hts cellar
and that he hopes n get 800 and ship
them 20 Manila. 20 his friend, John
Montgomery. who has written him
that the government needs eats In
that city. as there Ia NO Filipino Pied
Piper, and the rats are oyerrtinnlns
the storshanAsa. An Advertisement,
for fuil-grown rats 81 rs cents each
MAS placed IN twn % the Newark
papers on Saturday. Whether );
Waa done BY Hntier or BY somebody
who played a hacknsyed joke upon
him 60 open to reasonable doubt. but
Butler accepts the responsibility In
GOOD part. and u getting a lot u adj
xertlsing out Of the affair. a. well
as plenty of cats.
lie said yesterday that ne would
ship the eats on a transport nov be-
ing loaded at Brooklyn for the Phil.
lppln@n lie was awaiting orders.
lie tntimated that the shipment
was authorised b. the government.
bat a, the same time u vas a private
speculation Of his friend MeniEum.
cry.
Half a dozen netEhhore visited the
place yesterday Afternoon look
ina Ter lost cats. but he refused TO
show hl1 csptiyes until the time ar
rived for shippinE them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-26
THE ADVENTURES OF A
SILVER DOLLAR IN SEATTLE
sssssssssssssssssssssssss sssssssssssssssssssss'

Early this morning the church
treasurer took me Ia local bank IN
company with a lot Of other coins
and / was turned over 10 the tender
mnreisn % the receiving teller. Who
credited me 90 the account ~ the
church man ana then tn = twink
iinE paid fnr out to \ butcher Who
presented check Prom the hutrh=
efs hands have wandered alt
over tann. getting below the dead
line twice. only ta he thrown like a
foot hail back up second avenue and
down on First avenue. I paid for
groceries twice. set the boys up
for the cigars. went Ut against n
clothing store and helped put gar
mentn on a poor child. Then I az
sisted a man 90 pay debt that he
had been owing for uame time and
had hsen unable "a pay. Next Mayor
Humes got hold 81 me and I again
paid for the cigars ~ convenient
store. Somehow ur other I slipped
into Thomas McuunFati pocket be d.
fore the day WAS an hour older and
he gave me up o. an unknown man.
who subsequently, transferred me to
steamboat captain. whose name
I have been unable to ascertain.
s'rsrhspa you think don't meet
al Glasses and conditions ~ people
IN Seattle. ~ 90 YOU are sadly mis=
taken. I have been the rounds to
boa, the oldest 'rounaer' IN the com
muuity Sometimes I'm ashamed Of
myself and would be glad 20 grt
away from tho company that fall
into. The next hour, however. may
see me IN possession ~ ono of the
faireat and best girls in the town
and then feel good and am Rrirvsd
10 see the last Of her Al. me- She
seldom keeps me The lifc ~ the
Silver Dollar ~ these DAYS is one 81
constant excitement and change. u
10 seldom that am not urou the
go at least twelve hours out ~ the
twenty and sometimes. when
I'm in y gambling house change
hands nifty times q niEht. n we're
only Penny would not have 80
swift a time. Pennies go among peo-
pie. hut they don't cut such q broad
awath aa We silver Dollars do. We
are the people"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-26
POLICE NOTES.

VIM Riley lahorer. was arrest
ed yesterday by 0meer Hayden. on
complaint 81 Sam Tanea, who claims
that Riley and two companions rob
bed him OF ii2 on second avenue
south.
Harry Woods. a walter In the TN
tied States restaurant. was arrested
yesterday on complaint Of bis en-
playef. who accuses him of steal
Ing small sums from the restaurant
till
Max Dotring. the alleged fugitive
from Springfield. Ill. arrested Hevs
cral days nEo by Detective Meredith,
has been released The police have
received telegram which stated
that the prosecution against betring
had been dropped
VIM Shdell. q bartender In the
kiundike saloon. wan arrested yes-
terdty by Constable Matthews. for
asasulting woman on second ay-
enue
Tim Woods, who lives at Port Lui.
low. reported 90 capt. willard las
night that woman by the name -
Barker had robbed him Of watch
and chain valued at tta while they
we're eating Christmas dinner In a
downtown restaurant.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-26
MOVEMENT OF MAILS

The Northern Pacinc overland IL
slH hours late today.
The Northern Pacific missed con
neetions with tho oregon short Line
at Portland yesterday. ana an Ne
braska. Utah and Wyoming malls
will be delayed twenty-four hours.
The steamer Cottage city sails IN
the morning. twenty four hours late,
carrying heavy sitka malls. There
are now hut two mails n month 70
the Alaskan capital.
The Great Northern overland was
FIVE hours late.
The letter carriers Sunday pre-
scented j. n. Monast. the supsrin-
tendent ~ carriers. with hand
some gold watch for Christmas.
The China-Japan mail leaves So
attic on January The mail closes
NJ the local offite NJ q. m. on that
date
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-26
GRIEVANCES
OF EMPLOYEES

NAuCH CHUCK. Pa. Dee - -
There II a movement on foot by the
Railroad Bro,herhoods OF Enxineers
Photographers. Ffrcmen. Conductors
and Trainrnen 20 demand the retire.
rnsnt Of several officials ~ the Cen.
srsf Railroad OF New Jersey. -Four
committees viii gn 20 Jersey this
veeh with grievances, the more inn
porfant Of which involves the per
sonai record application blank .
Tia blank application form has
been distributed broadcast among
the employees during the past few
weeks. n states that the under.
signed IL hired ~ the day. etc. etc
The blank u regarded by the men as
. scheme 10 &c, for the company an
acknowledgment from the employe
that h> - not bound by Brotherhood
principles. n u stated that legal
action wfii b. Instituted against
minor oficisls for intimidation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-26
TEACHERS
Will MEET

The state Association 81 School
Teachers eonvenes in this city to-
morrow for three days session
Ths general meetings will take place
81 the First Methodist church
About 500 teachers are expected 10
attend.
County school Superintendent
Meredith ~ % the opinion that these
conferences are Of great vsiue % the
cause OF educstson. as " keeps un
professional zeal ana assists the
teachers to become acquainted.
A. this convention considerable
tsnne VIII be spent in selecting a
course ~ study for the coming year
Text books are changed every ave
years. ana this matter win also be
ffseussed.
Problems % school arrange ment
and supervision viii no deub, come
w.
. penomlnstional schools WITH be re-
rr~->rsed. AZ u ~ necessary for
shee- "a keep In touch with the. Pub
ir schools.
rse sfseer. who viii preside are
rre.taeua. q. q Jcuss. Seattle: vice
President. q. =. Jones Seattle; vice
a. n Canee. Seattle. and Mrs ~
Rrfntnsn. Seattle; executive commit
tee ". n Denny. Tacoma; =. a
5iow-s. Olympia. and T. W. Bah
cock. Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-26
IT Is a eoaaEa.

No. Of Vol Ill Of the saturday
Mail Is the nrnt Christmas number
this publication has ever issued. II
appeared last Saturday The feat
urea 81 the number are ita flne half
tones and ~ contributions from
such we'll known writers ~ Ella
iiiEeiunan. GOV, Rogers and Pro-
fesrnrs J ~. Taylor Trevor klnehid.
Henry f.anarr ard = = xcany 81
the untHeraity ~ waahinENn
The Hrtintic work - ESPECIALLY
commendah bile The phoioFraphiuF
for the magazine Vas done by , ~.
Boyd and the hsif.tonr work by the
Seattle Engraving "a. The front
cover IL particularly attractive With
photo ~ MI Rainier. scene on
the Lake ana a portrait ~ one Of
s~attie.s classic beauties.
Edgar Hampton IL editor and =.
NJ. Webb manager. 10th deserve
great credit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-26
Jones AFTER
CORPORATIONS

WASHINGTON. %. C. Dec. "a -
Neeresentativ~s Jones OF Washing.
Ton has introduced a bill which pro-
Ssdes that all railroad, steamboat
and express companies. carriers AMI
eovpcsAtlcns which srsnspor, socds
for eshsr parties, shall. upon the ts.
livery Of sucn xsats into their hands.
S.~e IN return therefore a manifest.
bin 81 fsdsng Or ether evidence 90 re-
eetrs. ana that upon such receipts.
both original and duplicate. IN.
company. OF carrier. shall afsix q
cSe-cens. revenue stamp.
fne ssii IL ssp~ssalsy drawn 20
throw their expense upon the COM
panses. Mr Jones taking the view
mat heretofore the companies. etc.
have been shiftinx this expense onto
the shippers. and have in that way
eecsped the payment 81 any war
vevenae tar. To insure the paytnen,
~ the ccmpsny. the BIN provides a
penalty % $50 for zach c-sns> where
TIE company. ~ carrier. fails 10 aNx
the stamp. or where the company
extra charge for carriage because Of
the sxfrH costa Of che revenue tai.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-26
FriIIs Of Fashion.


Costume satin and satin finished
ein4nH are ciapEed among the lead
Ing tailor gowns for the winter. sat
In IN all veavss and coiors has re-
entity come into high favor. and
gowns from Paris formed % satin
royal. satin duchesse and the soft
Liberty weaves appear alike in "a
quiHito tintHof mauve. iea-rnae. pink.
maize yellow. cisl. and chartreus -
green. among evening toilets. and 81
Russian green. gray blue. black
dove gray and plum color for elegant
dress" costumes for afternoon re-
ceptions. opera mAtinees. and car
rlaKc- calling. the decorations for
these gowns being skirt bands. re-
verr. and edaiars Of fur with dainty
additions here and there Of choice
bits Of Venetian Euipure or cream
tinted Flemish lace Five out Of
eight ~ these handsome costumes
are made in princess" styie The
most expensive models have n velvet
flounce on the Rurrd underHkiri, Civ
ing the effect ~ an entire velvet
skirt beneath the long satin over
dress In this case there In usually
not an entire velvet waist. hut =
short velvet bolero Jackie or gulmps
and sleeves,
4 great many tabs are 20 be seer
on the new gowns They button
across the fronts % Jackets and
gowns, they fasten one side ~ the
skirt 10 the other. and they are pref.
~ ovcrpieces ~ dark trimmings ~
fur oct into liEht gowns Usually
they button alternate ways Bands
Of fur are exceedingly pretty set into
gowns. and fur IL used in bands In
~ usual way around the skirt
They edge the overskirt and packets
OF many pretty suits
The fiuer DO lie IL the pretticst 81
flowers for the hair. made in a deli
cate shade Of hcliotrope and. like
everything else for that use, II has
= delicate crystal dewdrop here and
there
Pearl passemsnterie and white
fringe are two Of the prettiest ma
terials used for trimming the dell
cate pink and blue gowns 81 crepe
de chine a pretty fringe that has
tho advantage OF not catching In
everything has the body made ~ a
network Of silk threads crossed and
the pointed edge. the fringe part, II
made Of short loops ~ the silk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-26
PERSONAL MENTION.

william l., Pond, ~ Portland, man
aFer % the Mutual Life Insurance
Co, Is stopping at the Butler.
l. l. Iadd, manager ~ the Blake
Icy Mills. 10 NJ the biller.
Ex-senator John " Mitchell. If
Portland. - stopping at the Hotel
Butler
Geo. F, Wosweii. a prominent bus.
ness man 81 Port Gamble. 10 at the
Diller
J. II. Heeston, a mining mon Of
Dawson city, 10 at the Northern.
" l. Robertson. Or the nrm OF
McManus a Robertson. architects,
has gone 10 Tacoma for week.
q. y. Huber, Adam pundaon. and
J Chandler. are down for the holi-
DAYS from Black Diamond mines,
and are stopping NJ the Northern.
John Carlson. Of skaEway. r. a
guest at the Northern.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-26
TO TRY FOR THE
CONVENTION
Milwaukee Working to Sc
cure the Democrats.

MILWAUKEE ZEE. Wis. Dec 70 1t
has been plpuncd to send dclega-
ton Of 50 MllwaukesHnE. headed By
Mayor Rose, 10 Washington Febru-
AIRY ~. 70 work for the location ~
the Democratic national convention
IN this city. ON that date the ma 2
tional committee viii be Ia session.
Mayor Rose said last night
Al meeting 81 the local com =
mittee this week We shall map out
a plan OF campaign. The delegation
TO go 10 Washington viii number at
least 30 persons our main arEu-
ment With the members Of the ma
ti0nal committee viii be 81 poll-
deal nature. and " would not be pos
Hihlo % state what ~ is 10 be We
shall lay much stress on the central
location Of Milwaukee Our city
being half way between the East
and West. Il possesses advantages
that no other city In the field can
oner IN the way Of transportation.
other arguments viii be the su-
pcrb climatic conditions prevailing
here IN the summer months. and the
vicinity of our city 10 Chicago, At
the meeting 81 the Local committee
this week. efforts viii be made TO
secure The haisnee ~ the guarantee
fund FOR the convention. The sub
ucrlptionn Of the railroad companies
VIII amount TO 5000. and IL 10 like
- that the other transportation
companies viii subscribe as murh
more The bankers Viii contribute
literally 1 am sure ha will the man
ufacturera There Il fully 10000
noN In eight for the committee ana
do not anticipate there will be any
diGiCulty in raising the balance 20
complete the 100000 guarantee fund.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-26

You don't knaN wha, life IL, Fs-
marked the silver Dollar % the New
Penny. N you could ius, accom- =
pany me for month IN my travels
among the men and women Of seat
tie n would open your eyes. swift
ilnss' We'll. should say that 1
have had them. i1r, me tell fou
ahon, tho last few days.
On Friday morning vas IN the
packet % q Pike street merchant.
lie had a lot Of dollars down there
In the DARK. also a bunch 81 keys
and q letter that he wouldn't want
his wife 10 see. soon Afterwards a
customer came along and took mo
away with him across the deadlins.
There I was put up Tor the drinks
within half an hour and fell into the
cash register A Unborn gambler
wanted change for n " fs& mo-
rnents later. and in company With
several other Dollars and NUM- Der
NJ HAVE. and Quarters, I vent 10
a joint on Washington street, where
| som found myself In very bad
company Several men we're drink
ing with women and the first thing
I AnFN INV " AtA+ NNNNNtAfE 49,
session % ns. I Travelled about IN
her pocket for half an hour and then
sh. wen, M town and spent me At
restaurant.
Bright and early Saturday
morning the proprtsior's wife want
ID funds, a. the restaurant man
gave me up and I was soon on my
way to a Second avenue dry goods
store. hoped M into the cash
carrier IN no time and was whisked
afr 70 the man who takes money
Not ten minutes later he gave me
to a Sunday school teacher who car
ried me 20 her home on Boren ave-
nue..
1t was now saturday afternoon
and I thought that my travels we're
ended for n while. hut no. when
Christmas morning came went
to church and wss dropped into the
contribution beK for the heather.
Ths> minister said a prayer over me
and I was counted In with the Pen
nies. NickHia. Dimes and Quarters
that came from other peoples peck
etc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-26
4 NEW wharf.

A new wharf IL being constructed
81 the san Juan FTsn ca. . establish
ment. between Coiman dock and
Yeelsr hart The wharf will extend
100 feet into the hay. and wil be used
only for the accommodation Of ANAL
crsf'. owing 10 the lack ~ room.
though there - . sufficient depth o.
water to Accommodate large drauEh,
vessels ~ IL should prove necessary.
The wharf is mnch needed i'm
provem~nt. - many Of the small
steamers are nov compelled 10 land
AZ the large docks. and are in the
way % ocean boats
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-26

Manager Russell o, the Thlrs av.
snue tneatsr has Joined the plug hat
brigade Tue public need not h-
STARTLED. He has been the fortunsts
victim Of Christmas.
IL happened In this way; Charles
~. HayEtesd. manager 81 Lincoln
J. Carter. J. Carers Remember
the Nine. took Mr.. Russell down
town this afternoon and bought him
IN. hat Those citizens who wander
across the pathway OF IN. popular
manager today can stare and zee
for themselves
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-26

ABERDEEN. Dec AT the city
election which took place year ago.
A. J. Anderson. who was a candidate
for councilman. demanded a recount
81 the ballot. on the claim that he
was counted out. The matter was
taken into the courts. and an order
vas issued TO recount the votes. Th-
city council refused 10 DO this. and
nov the sheriff has served a psremp-
tory writ % mandate Of the superior
eour, on the mayor and councilman,
requiring them 10 proceed at once "a
count the ballots
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-26
STATE NEWS.

Port rownsabd has organized y
rnud-shoyeling gang for trsmps who
visi, that town
The Chronicle ise new weekly Re.
publican paper that has made Ste ap-
pssrsnes a. Olympia.
Two D-year electric lighting fran.
chisss are before the city council Of
Aberdeen for consideration.
Clsiiar county f. on = cash basis
for the nrst time In many years. the
tar collections for the past month
having reach ts71o4.
The North Yakima city council has
Instructed the marshai 70 prevent
che operation Of slot machines N
refused 10 suppress other gambling.
Deputies and employees IN IN.
county Offices at Everett have pre-
ssnted 20 the county court a petition
for Increase Of salary. The men
are nov paid $40 to $40 per month.
and the women $50
a cold wave struck North Yakima
Tuesday night, and. lnasmuch az the
long disused stove in the city ian
would not work. tvo "drunks" in
eareerates therein were turned loose
20 save them from freezing
The Commercial Club. Of North
Yakins, has undertaken to raise a
bonus 81 $4,000 for a wooden mill.
The proposed institution will cos,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-26

threaten to enioln the payment OF
the excess issue.
Republic mining camp 10 now
hehsd by electricity.
Hereafter mail for Republic min
ing camp will 80 IN via Kettle Falls
Instead Of Rossiand. and two days
time will be saved.
The deadlock Of the Tacoma school
board over the election Of a success
sor to Mr.. Hasks, who recently re-
signed as director, has finally been
broken by the election OF VIM. n.
Gomez % the position.
Justice A. A ualhraith. 81 Acme
precinct. whateom county, arrested
three burglars the other day. lie
covered them with an empty revolt
yer. and after they had surrender
"a. seven reviewers were taken from
them,
The doten Spokane saloon keepers
and hartenders arrested for viola
ton 81 tho new midnight closing or
dinance have set about the task Of
having the ordinance declared In
valid They entered a general de-
murrer. and In addition denied che
Jurisdiction OF the municipal court
Saloons are said stlii to evaae the
law by posting guards 60 sive alarm
on the approach % officers In the
close hours.
BEGINNING January s. lunches will
be served az the Spokane high
school. They viii consist % hot
soup. hot coffee. no, and cold bread.
cold msats. fuughnuts and fruit.
rhey viii be sod 10 the pupils ss a
minimum charge 81 cents.
Nearly 500 representative citizens
% Republic have signed petition
10 the postmaster general, asking
that mails for that camp ee routed
over the Kettle Fails road Now Il
takes three day 20 reaeh Republic
from spokane VIA RaSsiand and
drama Forks. The tftn through via
Kettle Fails IL made in one day.
n u understood In railway cir.
c'es at Puget sound that the Great
Northern has secured the cokedsis
coal mines at sedro- woiley. former.
~ owned by the rairhsvsn land
Co Reparts STATE that inside az %
sayp tire company Will begin OPERA.
ifon- on q large scale. putting a
force OF Fnen a, work 20 stink on the
main shaft 20 depth OF 1000 feet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-26
MoaIAlIIv RECORD.

Mr.. Mssdslens Ernst. age 50. died
yesterday al her residence. SO First
avenue. az heart failure.
TIC funeral services ef Mary Rom
ming we're held at ie.Ss o'clock this
rnorniDs from nuttsrwoFth'- chapel,
Rev. chrssusnsen osriciatinx
Mrs. John Moriarty. sne IS. died
yesterday At Providence hospital Of
liver complaint Her late residence
was At Wellington. Wash.
Mrs. fnKehurs isng~iard. age ~
died this morning At ~ Mob Hlii
avenue Mrs Lankisnd was the
mother Of Attorney 9. =. LanEisnd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-26
SOUGHT q I" cor"

The iiiaplfated RIP Van Wrinkle"
who gives bicycle exhibitions on the
street 70 advertise Remember the
Maine. got into an alteration with
q policeman on Second avenue this
morning The guardian ~ tho
peace asked him who he was, WHERE
upon the latter ran Of a long numb
ling tale Of woe which the copper
Interrupted and demanded II he had
any money.
no" replied the fellow. but 7
have a good cigar" and he handed II
10 the policeman.
Go DO what you -- please. q"
said the cop" amid roars Of laugh
ter from the crowd
Thsreupon the fellow mounted his
wheel and rode into a saloon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-26
CARRIERS WILL
NOW REGISTER
This New system VIII Be
Tried In This City.

The system OF having the mail
carriers register letters aud pack.
ages at homes In tho residence dis
triets. viii soon be put into effect In
the local ofiiee, Seattle having been
selected as one Of the cities in which
this experiment should be made,
This will obviate the present ne
eehsity Of visiting the post office 70
register natl matter. although, as a
matter Of fact. this 10 not really ne
eessary even nov az the postal clerks
always register a letter or parcel Z
enough stamps are afiixed. no matter
where the matter ~ mailed.
II 10 thought that the new system
will entail - much extra work that
additional carriers will be needed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-26
FLED WITH HIS
WIFE'S JEWELS

CoSsTANrrNOrLE. Dec :s-Ths
Aigat % she suisan's son-in-isw,
NahnuA Paeha- with his wife's jew.
els snd al the mounsy he could col
lect. has caused a sensation here I,
has nov been a.cArsained that he
sailed for xarseslles on a steamer.
and the Turkish government ha,
sssegraphed 70 the French Minister
~ ro-efgn Affairs. NJ peicasse. ask
ing for the arrest Of Mahmut on his
return ~ Msrseffiss and his return
20 constantinopie on the charge that
he 10 implicated In q plot 20 sssas-
sinats shs. Sultan. This accusation,
however. IL generally discrsdifed.
AMI u - believed the refugee 10 ths
victim Of an intrigue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-26

Ladies Excellent Quality Flannel
cite Wrappers pretty braid trim
med yoke and collar. plaited back
long uEht-nttlng Waist lining
ti.2s value. sale price, zach sac
Ladies Fine Fianneiettc Wrappers
pretty braid trimmed cpaulsts and
shoulder caps and yoke extra fun
sweep skirts. ii.ss value. each:
only. 90 o.. =. .+tsss....stss.ss tissV
Ladies' Fine Wool Elderdown Wrap
rerh. heavy cord and taEaei at
the waist and perfect Mt
ting tt.00 value each only
.s.ss..sstssst+s-- ...ttszss As.hN
Ladies' Fine Wool Eid~rdown Tea
Jackets. eroehetted edge beauti-
ful ALTERS. ti.as value. each. only
.ssssssss.ssss- .s.ss.ss ss Sac
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-26
CALIFORNIANS
HAVE A QUAKE

SAN JAcrSTo. Cal. Dee "a one
Of tho most severe earthquake "a
the history Of California occurred
here yesterday. The shock iafted
~ seconds. The main business street
here 10 wreck The damage II
estimated at $4,000.
SIX sauawH on the Lahoha inaia1
reservation were Killed hy falling
"a aiis.
The shock Was felt at many oihei
places in Southern California.
San DIEGO. Dec. 20 At as yes.
tenday morning many buildings IN
this city were shaken by an earth
quake The damage IL slight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-26
CANADIAN BOATS
ARE WITHDRAWN

VANCOUVER. v. 6. Dec. 7s--At
present Il looks al though very few
Canadian boats will engage IN the
Cape Nome trade. The Alpha. which
vas advertised to go on the run. has
been Withdrawn. She will run -
skasway She Will he dry-docked
and greatly improved.