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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-19
Hi BEIIEV In
IN SEATTLE.
A New York Man.
Pays $4,000.
FOR 4 FIRST ilEilE BLOCk
Mas Already Put sac. 900 IN Other
Property In the City and
Wants More.
FOR 4 FIRST lIENuE BLOCH

A deal has Just been eensumatcd
whereby Ieury 3 Sinclair has pur-
chased the brick block located Ia the
northeast earBrr 81 Fifat avenue
south and Washington street for
teo.eoe The property vas formerly
owned by the Puset Sound National
bank.
AIR Sinclair n well known capt
tallst % Corning. \. y, and Is a
brothef-in-iaw 90 Charles Watson.
~ the firm 81 Watson. Hanford n
f,assr. ~ shis city He has an eye
on the real estate II Seattle and a
few months ago purchased She block
In Whleh l. located the Royal res
taarant on First avenue The price
paid Tor this property Vas tte,a1l.
Both deals - an investment aehame
on the part nf Az Huriair. II ia
stated that upon his return from
Europe he wili make ether large
purchases ia Seattle real estate.
The property recently pureha sd
BY Mr.. Sinclair has an aFaa q Itu
hy % feet. This = covered By a
building three stories hiHh The
ground portion contains stares and
thc upper hoors are used Tor a indg-
ing house.
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DUEL WITH
A RATHER
Both Man andSnake
Found Dead.
EVIDENCE OF A TERRIBLE FIGHT
which Occurred In . lonely Camp
hosr Hust ststion. In
cslifornis.
EVIDENCE OF 4 TERRIBLE FIGHT

Tui.AnE. Cal. April is.--Adylces
from Hunt. a small station south 81
here on the Southern Paeino rail-
road. report the finding Of a body Of
an unknown man. and by his side q
huge dead raiiesnake, The traveller.
whoever he was-for there was no
means Of identinoaiion-~ha evident
~ stopped to camp for the night and
make his evening meal. Remains ~
a IRE and his unroiied blankets were
Htili there.
That a snake should attack a man
without auY provoeAtlon II unusual.
and the Eupposltion Ia that the rat
tier must have erawied iato the
mans roll Of blankets to keep warm.
and when disturbed. used i,s poison
Gus fanRa atth deadly effect upon
the travellers arm. That member
was horribly diseoiored and swollen.
The Traveller he'd picked up a club
and beaten the reptile into a pulp.
but too late 70 save his own life. The
poison had taken effect and man and
snake lay dead side by aide. the vic
tlms Of a most horrible duel
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n Fatal Dare.

PHILADELPHIA. April fs-Mat-
thew Mahon. sight years. viii prob
ably pay the penalty % death for
accepting the fpoihhriy challenge q
a boy ofhis uwu aye Tho lads
wsrs playing on al ash dump near
Nahana horne this morning. when
Matthew f0uui n medicine bottle
containing q quantity 81 dark liquid.
lie showed IL 10 his companion. who
dared him - taste g. Matthew
pulled the cork out and turned the
bottle upnide down. drinking nearly
half The contents
ffe went on playing. bat a few
moments later became Violently 81
with pains and cramps. lie became
unconscious and was carried home,
rns condition q regarded AZ very
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tuenced by fellow feeling sent the
application OF MIR Gllroy to his coli
leagues On the board with this in.
daFscmenti
THE evident deslro OF the writer
Is To eliminate tho number = from his
business address. II viii be noticed
that the figures OF his former ads
dress, ai0s. ada n Hts preaent NUM-
her IN alla inasmueh "a Commits.
sienera Wight aud Ross have acted
fayorahiy on previous case of
elmilar character. this matter ~ re-
specifically referred 10 them for such
relief of applicant as they may deem
proper"
nut Meanrs. wight and KeHs re-
fused 90 be moved by either the ap-
peal or Capt. lieach'a statement. The
case referred ta by him. Commits
steiner wight said. was radically off.
fsrent from Afr, Giiroy's and couid
NOS be used as a precedent. Mr. OF.
roy. he continued. moved voluntarily
into stis ~ street, and. In accord
ance with the old adagc. having
made his bed he must lie In IL, Mr.
Mtght's conclusions were Endorsed
by AIR. Rosa. aud the ID superstition
BtIIl lacks official recognition.
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CLOSE CALL

Steamer Humboldt. which arriV.
cd In port last evening from ska9.
way and Lynn canal ports. had an
adventure while In Alaskan waters.
which. but for good luck. would
have placed her On the Hat OF Alaska
wrecks
Last Friday. at midnight. when
about NIFTY miles south II skaEwaY.
the Humboldt suddenly bumped on
what IL known az Vanderbilt reef
Shs was running at = fair rate ~
speed. and when mhe struck the pas
senEcrs ami crew we're considerably
shaken ar. A large section 81 the
keel was ripped 81.
The Humboldt struck at 4 time
when the tide was rising. aud as a
consequence sha was compelled T.
walt but a few hours before abe was
afioat Had Il not beea fer the
vessels large k~ey. she would prob
ably have knocked a hole IN her
bottom.
As a strange coincidence. the spot
where the Humboldt went ashore IL
aid 20 be only fifteen miles south OF
where the Inflated steamer Clara
Nevada met her doom. a year ago
last January. The remainder of the
voyage 70 Seattle was without In
cideut. After arriving here the
Humboldt took on coal and pro-
ceeded to Esquimalt where she VIII
90 On the dFydock. Aside from the
damage 10 her keel. she viii need
little repairing.
Among the passengers who return
ed on the steamer was 1. II. Gray.
general trasiic manager II the white
Pass q Yukon railroad. l. H. F'alda.
manager os the Alaska Exploration
at Dawson. and Assistant
NJ Aarsdsn. The passenger list Of
the Humboldt, was an follows J. \.
Mccauley. John Edison. =. -. Officer.
Robert LsoHgtnlrs. l. II. Gray. Capt.
Langley. A. buckingham. NJ. y. van
Huser. L. Bcrdoe. Mrs. ". chsadie.
Dan Sutherland. c. O. sanford. Mira
". obin. Mrs. Charles. N. X. King.
j. ". Gtese. 4. r. Fulda. n. MATS
den. T.. Nadin. NJ II. Anthony. T. y.
Collins. NJ. christy. Mrs. II. l.. Mum
aeil. william wachter. l. Grimm.
W. J. waither. william Buckley.
Peter u. Campbell. ID. simpson. Sam
y. Merchant. r. 4 Adams. ]. W.
Dods1n. l. =. West. Jsiima JefEers.
Mrs. q. Peterson. Mrs. A. A. Price.
Mrs. l.. O. Palmer. NJ. and Mrs. W.
Reese.
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MT, GARNET. Pa. April ie.-Mins
Foreman Joseph DoleFsohmldt had a
remarkable escape from awful death
today. While am Inc wagon was
descending the main slope Of the
Locust spring colllery with Foreman
Hsloraehmldt a. Ito sole occupant. II
was wrecked by striking an OBJ
struetioa The foreman was hurled
forward with great violence and
ten with a scream for help.
A moment later his night was
stopped In the tangllng Of his left
foot Ia the wreckage. The blow
rendered him unconscious and inani-
mate. for he WAS suspended almost
Ia mia air. hanging By his foot. Ger
tain death In the shape of = iso-foot
fan seemed his fate when a party
# miners who had heard his call.
worked ~ 10 the spot and rescued
him from hia psrilous position Just
az he reEaincd consciousness.
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Taking 1t viii be a
Difficult Task.
PREPARATIONS iBOlT COMPLETE
Special sgsut punham Mas Received
HIS Orders and viii soen
Start North.

WASHINGTON. n C.. Apru -
THE taking Of the census % Alas
Ia" said Director Merriam today.
PROMISES 20 be- the most arduoas
part u the whole census. We will
have all the arrange ments perfected
IN few days. and the special agent
Mr.. puahau. viii leave for Alas
Ia IN about q week lie will carry
With him a FUN set ~ blanks. speel-
ally prepared for this service. and
particular attention viii b. given to
obtaining the statistics IN regard to
mining and the agricultural posi-
Utilities OF Alaska"
After Mr.. Durham leaves here wc
do net sxp~es 20 see him again fsr
n year and a half The census 90
Alaska viii be taken In June. isoo.
as IN the remainder 81 the country.
and II viii take year Of more to
arrange for the euumerators and
other employees. Mr.. Durham Is 70
have charge 81 the upper Yukon and
the gold fields. and another man will
look after the coast. unhan will 30
far into the uGrth Of Alaska 20 the
reindeer stations. into the mining re-
gions. and wherever there IL a set
element. picking out his men 20 take
the census next year This will be
especially difficult. owing 20 the
transitory character Of the popuia-
tien Of Alaska at the present time.
The enumerafora may he In one
place today and another t1morruN.
and next year may b. a thousand
miles away from the first place. lie
will have a hard time 10 secure sat
isfectogy enamerAtsfs on this ac-
count. Also they will demand much
more pay than In the States. Labor
costs about SO a day In the mining
regions. and there Is no reason TO
believe men will work for the gov
ern for less. Then they wtii want
their pay at once and VIII not care
TO wall until they can hear from
Washington. Consequently We have
Mr.. Dunning appointed a special dis
bursting ofiicer In order that he may
pay OF the cuumcrsture at once.
Mr.. Durham VIII have a corn
plste antnt for travelling In Alaska.
and will spend the summer In the
Yukon region. When winter comes
aud the streams freeze up he will
enter the mining regions. While the
taking 81 the census OF Alaska wtll
S@ very expensive Il will be much
more thorough than any preceding
81. aud the statistics should be %
great value.
Along the coast another mar vii
take a beat and visit the different
settlements on the Islands. lie VIII
not have such a hard time a. Mr..
Durham. aa these places are quite
accessible. We intend % eunmera,e
all the white. Eskimos and Indians
IN Alaska N possible"
Mr.. Merriam Said IL would be ne
eessary 20 pass a special Law In con-
grcss wanted the census Of Porto
Hlco and the Philippines taken. The
present laws provides only for the
United states. Alaska and Hawaii
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Details of the York.
town Disaster.
ANNOUNCED IN YNTERDlYSsTlR
The FiIIpinos Are seiisvsd to Nave
sisughtsrsc tisvt. oiimors's
Cntire Psrty.

MANILA. April is-The Runboat
Concord IL now on her way 10 Man.
La with usorc details regarding the
disappearance OF Lieutenant OIL
more and the fourteen men who ac.
companied him ashore In a cutter
on the naieron coast Of LuEon. as an.
nounced In the dispatches sent yes.
terday. According n the mcaEcr
adviees received here. the cutter con.
tanning the men had left the York
town nearly an hour. the men In II
expecting 20 rescue and bring away
a party u sixty Spanish soldiers aud
several officers and priests who were
bczieEcd by Insurgents Suddenly
those remaining on the Yorkiown
heard three voileys fired in rapid
succession. apparently from the
shore. There was no response from
the cutter. which was hidden from
view. and this leads to the impress
sion that Gilmore and his men were
amhuahed and perhaps all slaught-
cred. Nothing has been seen Of the
cutter since. and this fact gives rise
to a hope that the men may have
been rescued by the Spanish
soldiers. although the reasoning Ia
admitted to rest on n weak fuunda-
tIon. Had the Fllipinos captured
the cutter they would. In all prob
ability. made the fact known In
their bombastic fashion.
General Rios. the Spanish com
nander in the Philippines, viii send
two Spanish colonies 10 the insur-
gents headquarters { omorrow tn
make another effort 10 secure the
release OF Spanish prisoners.
Lieut.. James G. Gilmore, who was
captured by the Philippine insur-
gents on the east coast Of LuEon. as
announced exclusively In yesterdays
star. in very well known ON this
coast. lie served on the cruiser
Jameatown when that boat was sta
toned I'm the Alaskan waters many
years ago. At that time o. N. Ball
was United states collector Of Gus
toms nj Sitka. Miss Ball, Mrs. Balls
handsome daughter. was staying
with her father at Sitka. and a very
strong attachment sprung up be-
NNFNtA htA NAh 'AAAhNAfH
which finally resulted in their mar
riaFe
They moved to Washington City,
where Mrs. Gilmore is at present.
Mrs. Gilmore was so Frustrated with
grief yesterday at the news Of her
husbands position. that she IL un-
der the care of the family physician.
Since residing mt Washington she
has been leading person In society.
Mr.. Gilmore WAS appointed n naval
cadet from Arizona in 1871. He
reached his present position rs lieu
tenant In 1891. lie hiss seen SER
vice on the Marion, MnnonRa hela,
Bancroft. vesuviua. and Machias
Throughout the late war he served
under Capt. slgsbee ms lieutenant.
on board the auxiliary cruiser ST.
Paul. Last January he was order
cd to Manila. and when he arrived
there Admiral Dewey assigned him
10 the Yorktown.
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WARRANT ron soEnlER

A warrant has been Issued taf the
arrest % Charles A. koehler. upon a
charge ~ obtaining money under
false pFstsmses II r. ailsgef that
Koehiss imrsfaanatsd man nam
81 Frankie. sha rooms with him.
while Frankie was absent from the
room. Il is SUPPOSED koshler rad
letters bsionzinr te Frankir. there
hT gaining Information regarding
Frankis'a home life. kasairr tels-
graphsd TO FraHkia's home for
money. In F-rankis'n name. and aa-
cured slE. and Il ia supposed he left
town Immediately after getting Il.
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GAR REED
TO RESIGN
Tired Of His Job
as Speaker.
SURPRISING yEWSFRON NEW YORK
Tho Leader OF the Mouse viii Take
Up the Practice OF
SURPRISING NEWSFRON NEW YORK

NEW YORK. April io,--The sur
prisinR announcement Is made to-
day that Speaker Thos. II. Reed has
decided to retire from congress, and
TO accept the oeffr of simpson.
Thatcher & Barnum. a well known
law firm. to admit him into partner
ship.
For some time past there have
been rumors of n fight impending
against Reed in the House OF Repre-
seniatives to depose him as speak
er, but 1t was not believed that
Reed would willingly give up his
Job as Gear" and that he would
continue to have strong support. To-
days developments Indicate either
a belief ON his part that the oppo-
sltlon 10 him has assumed unman-
aReable proportions, or else he In de-
slrous OF recuping his fortunes by
retirement from politics,
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REVEALED IN
A VISION
Deserted Wife Locates Miss.
ing Husband in a Dream.

CHICAGO. April fa.-Nirs. George
nnuder. whose husband deserted her
In quincy. H., last September has
located him through q dream. Bau-
der spent last night IN the county
Jail as the result Mrs Bauder ap-
Piled TO Justice Han for warrant,
telling the following story; After
her husband left her she returned to
81. Louis. where her mother-in-lhw,
whom she had never seen. lived.
She introduced herself az a fortune
teller and told the elder woman the
details Of her sons lIfe. Mrs. TAU
der. sr.. then admitted he was In
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In the Superior court this MORN
inN. the case If John ?. Reynolds.
against the Northern Pacific Rail-
way company for 5000 damages. for
injuries received by being struck hy
one Of the eumpaug's engines last
January. came w before Judge John
=. brown. specially appointed to try
the case. The jury returned a YER
dict IN favor Of the plaintiff for tho
full amount Attorneys II. T.. VIII
helm and Fred H. Pnrr and Senator
John H. Alicu and Attorney Bonta-
min Closeup. were counsel Tor tho
defendants,
LONDON. April ta-The city and
Suburban handicap. thc biggest race
Of the season. 20 far. was run at
Epson Downs today. Nswhnven
won. Survivor second, Tom Criugle
third.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-19
THE l3 SUPERSTITION
q Man in Washington Wants
His Number Changed.

WASHINGTON. April 1e.-The
district commissioners have just
been compelled 10 deny relief 10
sufferer from the 70 superstition.
The petitioner f. Henry J g. Gilroy.
Of 24i3 II street. ~. ". lie wrote
70 the commissioners that in his
opinion the houses on his block were
rot property numbered. and that n
they we're there would be a change
in that Gf his own house II have
occupied 2i07 II street for twenty
years" he wrote. "hut have recently
moved into 2ils. I viii not own that
] object to "a. but I guess I am NOR
tai and as z10i Is ~. confess and
my family have had sorrow enough
In IT, 70 gentlemen. sin take It as
favor fyau can attend to this
at an early date"
The subject was referred 70 the in
fpector u buildings. who reported to
Engineer c0nuifioner Beach that
the numbering on the block was cor
rsctly done ana he anw no reason for
making a change. The engineer
COMMISSIONS, however. possibly In
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Chicago. Tho deserted wife then
moved to thia city. but could una
no trace ~ hes husband, on Sunday
night, however. she dreamed she
saw him at work In a bicycle fac
terry near an Immense building. That
day she passed Tattursalrn and re-
eognlzed q as the bic structure Of
her dream. Searching the nelRhbor-
hood she soon found the bicycle fac
tory, Satisfied her husband worked
there she secured the warrant aud
visited the place with deputy, lie
Was uoun located At nrst he donied
his Identity, but later confessed he
WAS the woman'a husband
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ST. PIERRE. Martinique. April 10
Late adYices from Guadalupe state
that the lighting between the races
continues. and that a reign II terror
exists The blacks started a IRE
which consumed over 90 houses.
t.aatinE and kindred ou,rHEes con
unue Wi,hin the last tNo days
thifty-onc lives have been lost. and
500 people rendered homeless. The
suseruof has arrived with nifty sold
ieFs.
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BUILDING PERMITS.

Building permits were issued to-
day 70 ". r.. Garmaiu for alterations
on residence at 500 Pixie street. cost
si0o: Wit baiiay Tor alterations On
residence az Fremont street. cost
$50. X ". Wineapaw b. build a two
story residence al f01i Columbia
street. cost fea40; Ralph Ramaker.
to build ona story frame residence
at 319 East Olive street. cost 1900
\ ". Dalk. to build a one story
frame residence az 1873 Summit av-
enue. cost 5000.
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Jones' May Resign.

wAsHINgToS. April 70 1t -
currently reported herr that senator
Jones viii resign fhe rhairmAnHhlp
- the pcmnsratie uail9aai commit
tee. aad that Ex-Governor Stone. q
Missouri. % Elliott pinfnftb. - SsN
York. will succeed him,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-19
WEATHER FORECAST.

For Seattle and vicinity.-Tonlgh
and Thursday fair weather. warm
er; south to east winds
A fats In temperature has taken
place at al reporting stations sx-
cept Seattle. At salt Lake City the
minimum reached the freezing
point: at Baker city q reached q:
Idaho falls. g. Wiuuemucca. "a.
Rain has occurred IN Washington.
Oregon. Utah. and Montana.
The distribution Of pressure IL
this morning very undecided. aad
conditions unsettled. over oregon
and Washington the pressure IL
high. as sell - over Idaho. on either
eide there Is relatively low pressure,
but no weIi-defined low" appears.
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sTRopsBtBG. Pa. April - tn
less sylvester Jones puts fl an APP
pearance on or before May ? h. viii
be declared dead. and a small es-
tate will be divided among his rsis-
tiven Jones a. n son ~ Nelson
Jones. To left home IN fss7. and
since that time nothing has been
heard Of him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-19

In the Superior court this morning
the ease q murderer chas. Sord-
atfom came up for the fxina OF a
date for his execution. Col. J..
Hamilton Lewis appeared for the
prisoner ard made exceptions To the
aats being Hct. because Of the lat
tesss Insanity, Prosecuting Att0r.
ney McElsoy moved that the case be
eentainuea until Saturday. and the
motion Vas granted.
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SEATTLE INKLINCS.

A default Of the defendants has
been entered In the case q the sean-
iinAximn American bank vs.. john
stnn a HpeeF. which WAS heard yes-
ierfay afternoon before judge len
son in the superior court. The plain
TIT IL entitled 10 a judgment Of a.
sas e.
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Ex-RepvsseatatIvs Dead.

WASHINGTON. April is.--After
an Illness extending over n period Of
less than two weeks, the Hon. saml.
Greedy Hiiborn. representative from
the Third California district In the
last congress. died from blood pois-
onlng at Garfield hospital this after
noon,
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PORTLAND. IND. April 10. -- The
stroyed by IRE this morning. a
terrible panic cnsued among the In
mates. three ~ whom porishcd The
dead are: Kate Diddiehhker. Mamie
Braddick. Della Taylor.
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PERSONAL MENTION

c. y. clapp. OF Port Townsend.
was In Seattle last week.
c. gunde. the well known ship
chandler. will leave tomorrow for
Ave months visit at chris;ians.
Norway. lie will be accompanied
By his wife.
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Earthquake Does Damage

BUENoS AYREs. April 19.-sev,
eral persons were killed. and the vii
lagos OF vincllna and Jaauel were
destroyed by an earthquake. Much
damage was also caused by erup-
tions of the Huango volcano, near
Ninciina
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-19

united States District Attorney W.
n. Gay has returned from washing
ton city. where he has been on en-
ciai business While a. the Capitol
he WAS called 20 consult with The
interior department regarding sew
erAi land cases which are shortly
TO come up for trial in the Federal
court at Tacoma. Ar Gay left yes
tcrday for Spokane 10 attend the
United States court now In session
in that city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-19
INTERPRETATIONS.

The Scottish American Investment
has been Incorporated with
a capital stock 81 $50 600. The trus-
tees are James Stewart carrlck.
Joseph l. n. Higgins. Geo. Spencer.
= r. Spencer. and W. u, fsambuth.
The principal office Of the company
will be located I'm Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-19

Thanias HawAy has fiied papers In
the Superior court commencing a
suit against the Going Sorthrup Co.
for sn alleged failure 20 line up to
a contract. lie claims 20 have left
a as position with the Seattle Hard
ware Co last August 10 70 with the
defendant nrm. A years contract
was entered into AT iTs per month.
and an Increase Of so a month nj
the end Of the year. on November
"a he was discharged. and nos he
alleges that he has been damaged
90 the extent % tIsz.
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James II. Perkins and Geo. James
Eird papers thia morning lncorpor-
Atlug the Variety Iron works. with a
capital stock Of tteoo. The works
will be heated In Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-19

Henrietta Void was yesterday
committed to the insane asylum by
Judge Moore. in the Superior court.
Mrs. Void lH the wife Of l. A. Void.
formerly a large hop rancher near
Issaauah. 1t 10 supposed that worry
over financial affairs is the cause
Of her malady. She IL Of violent
type. and has threatened 70 XIII her
self and children.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-19

The corporation committee me;
yesterday afternoon 10 hear argu-
msnts Of the representatives. Of the
new Automatic Telephone company.
Attorney Frank u. V. inEersoll.
treasurer 81 the company. was pres
sni. and stated that contracts with
100 patrons had closed. and that
the company was in a position to
construct its new plant No definite
action was taken.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-19

The Electric Laundry company
have petitioned the city council for
permission to erect trop door on
the sidewalk at the corner OF Third
avenue and Madison street.
avenue and Marion street.
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m any Miners Killed.

BiLBoA. Spain. April ia blast
ing charge exploaded premsturei,
In a mine here. killing fourteen men