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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-20
THE SACRED HEART CHURCH DESTROYED

arrived. one window. the only one
not damaged. was found raised about
three feet. The current Of air which
passed through prevented the glass
from being melted. although the
other windows were ruined.
Arrangements are being made To
rebuild the church
George Higgins. a young man who
lives at 23oo Eighth avenue, was
coming home from a dance Sunday
morning. and passing the church.
noticed disturbance inside he
listened and heard glass falling. He
said there were three distinct knocks
before the glass fell lie supposed
some OF the members were employ
ed In preparing for the morning
services. and passed on home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-20
Ne Was Fined So.

NEW YORK. March 3o.--A middle
aged negro. describing himself as
Charles Jones. a farmer Of Albany,
was a prisoner yesterday In the Es-
sex Market police SQUIRT. charged
with being intoxicated on the Bow
cry.
what excuse do you ofrcr7" said
Magiatraie Wentworth.
Il really believe that | labored I'M
der the deiecterious effects Of too
much whisky. sah." answered Jones,
Where was your farm" question
ed the magistrate.
Right Just next TO wolferts
Roost Me. and Senator Hin wuE
ncighbors till 4 short time ago" re-
piled the negro. "A paper up there
once said that Senator I'M had me
hid under the wood In his woodplle,
1t was lie."
lie was fined 50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-20

with the passing Of the diamond
back ierrapin from local waters and
its general scarcity. the business OF
developing -sliders" and red belly
terraplns has begun In the waters Of
Kent county. These terapins are
now in winter quarters by the thou
sands In the marshes. and are In
their best condition. The slider
often attains extremely large proper
tions. Weighing as much as twenty
pounds or over. The red belly iB
a smaller species. The larger variety
sometimes sells so high az f2.0
apiece. though the average price IL
from rs cents to yi.s0. The smaller
variety sells for from Is cents to
si.50 per dozen. The diamond-back
has been almost entirely superseded
By the slider and .'red-beily." 49,
Baltimore sun.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-20

The Sacred Heart Catholic church.
In charge OF the RedemptriHt Faith.
er. was destroyed by firc early sum
day morning. The church was a
large brick structure. and was aitu-
ated on the corner Of Sixth avenue
and nell street. and was valued at
$50. 900.
Flames were noticed breaking out
OF the rear OF the building about
J o'clock by the patroiman ON tho
beat, The Battery street fire de-
partment was promptly notified. but
by the time Il arrived all hopesof
saving the church were abandoned.
Chief kelleEs was notified by tele-
church. which IL used by the priests.
phone. and upon his arrival. order
ed the nremen 10 turn their atten-
ton to saving adjoining buildings,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-20
And They We're Married.

NEW YORK. March 2o.--Iust as
Magistrate wentworth was about 70
leave the Essex Market police court
yesterday morinE for luncheon
young man and woman asked per
mission TO see him. The woman held
on to the young mans arm. giggied
and bit her rnger nails The man
shifted his hat around In hts hand
uncomfortably M he said. Please,
sir. we want TO get Married"
"way. with pleasure" said the
magistrate.
The man described himself as John
r. Honkins OF Troy. The woman
said she vas Bertha fianko. n ser
want, Of 10 Second avenue. Honkins
was honorabiy discharged from the
Seventh United states artillery 10
days ago and went 10 live In the
house where the girl was employed.
and they fell In love with each 9th
err nj first sight.
The magistrate performed the GER
emony In his private room. The
Bridegroom had no regular wedding
ring. but used instead one made eut
of n horseshoe nail Megist's-.
Wentworth refused to kiss the bride,
renarking that he considered him
self too old. Clerk Merz CALAMITY
took the magistrates place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-20

There Is scarcely a doubt that the
fre was OF incendlary origin. II
IN said that three previous attempts
had been made 10 Hcatroy the
church
A heavy loss was suffered In the
destruction OF the large pipe organ,
The ailken veHtmenta aud other gar
ments worn by the priests were also
burned or ruined by water. The
residence building adjoining the
was damaged
A statement has been made 10 tho
police that early yesterday buggy
containing two men stopped near
the church II was there for only
a short time. and az soon as Il dis
appeared. the flames were discover
ed
The nremen assert that when they
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-20

OYSTER BAY. l.. J.. March 20
II. y. Kennedy. manager of the
country place Of Colgate Hoyt on
Center island. lie suffering from Sc
we're wounds received from being
Eorrd by n bull He was In one Of
the large fields on Saturday and the
bull charged upon him. Before he
could escape the animal tossed him
In the air. when he fen the bull at
tackled him again. Mt Kennedy
saved himself from worse Injuries
by rolling over and over quickly a
number Of times. lie was rescued
BY other employees DR. Han was
summoned TO attend him He found
the flesh on Mr.. kennrdy.s stomach
iaceraisd in several places. There
were a number OF bruises on his
body and other external Injuries,
The bull has been condemned TO
death by the owner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-20

In the whole day vigtins her school
She was prostraied. she says. IN
consequence ri the questions she
was compelled TO answer. ON the
anne evening she became delirluus.
she was put under guard Friday
and several times attempted to sui
eide. Yesterday she escaped from
the house and clad ia her nightgown
ran mile through the snow. She
was traced by the pieces Of her gown
which she had torn and thrown
away. She was finally found uncen-
seioun In drift OF SNOW. Her NE
was saved. but she IL stu In Ell
teal state. The Rev. Mr.. Nude,
pastor Of the Mt. Carmel church. has
preferred charges against the man
she accused.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-20
Made Sure Of Arrest.

NEW YORK. March "a tall
negro, apparently about % years old.
and looking thin and hungry. walk.
ed into the West Thlrtiath street POI
lice station las, night and addressed
sergt. canhoy.
My name 10 Albert Thomas he
said. and I'm is years old. I come
from chicksmausa. I'm broke and
want to be locked up. II you will
not do u I'll go out and break n
window"
With some difsculsy the sergeant
at last induced the youth 60 depart
lie walked to Thirfieth street and
broadway and waited until he saw
a woman richly dressed and wearing
plenty oe diamonds come along. He
grabbed her pockethook and ran 20
feet and returned
Il don't want yoar purse. mad
arrested Won't you come To the
station house and make complaint
against met
Policeman srhihles appeared at
this tuncture lie took Thomas 20
the station. the woman following
She refused 10 Civ. her name and
declined to makr any complaint
Capt. Price. who heard the story.
asked tho negro II he Was hungry.
Yes" VAS the reply.
We'll" said the captain. we'll ar
rest you for vaxraney and send yen
10 the work house for ain months.
4 don't want q stu months sen
tence." he said. Il want 10 80 away
for ave os six years and be sent 10
a rsformatory. 90 win know some
thing when I come out"
Tn. captain had him locked up on
a charge OF vagrsncy. Then he pur-
chased food for the negro. which ne
ate ravenousiy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-20
American Grave In Carolines.

The following epitaph IL over n
grave In the Caroline islands. which
German diplomacy vas trying to
wrest from spain II would seem
TO show that the United States had
pre-empted the soil.
Sacred To Wilm. Coils
boat steerer OF the SHIP
Saint george Of New BED
ford who BY the VIII Of
Almighty god
was siviriiiery injared by q
BULL WAALE
OF this Hand on
Is March iss0
also 20
Pedro Sabanas OF Guam
4th Mate DROWNED on
the SAME Date his
Back broken by WHALE
above
Mentioned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-20
Missing Girl Found.

NEW YORK. March 2o.-Eieanor
Frances Weiss. the ib.yeareold
school girl who disappeared last Fri
day from the home OF her aunt. Mrs.
Mary johnson. at 3Ta West 1881
street. was found yesterday. she
had got a place at a house In West
i0sth street az a ehambermaid. but
her mistress. recognizing her from
the description In the newspaper.
turned her over 10 the police. Her
father. John Weiss. Of Trenton. ~.
J.. took her 10 the Harlem police
court yesterday. on his statement
that his daughter was incorriEibie.
Magistrate Brann committed her 10
the House Of the Good Shepherd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-20
Jury Lev uneenstItutIensI.

NEW YORK. March .o.-con-
gresham william ID. DAILY and aw-
yer Joseph NJ. Noonan. counsel for
James X. Brown. who was convict
ed Of the murder OF Policeman Geb-
hard In Hoboken. hare decided To
take an appeal to the United states
supreme court from the decision Of
the New Jersey court Of errors af-
firming the constituttonality OF
conviction for murder BY a struck
fury. The lawyers contend that the
struck jury Law violates the provi-
sion OF the United States consttu-
ton which guarantees equal proiec-
tian 10 all citizens 4 similar ap-
peal will be made IN behalf % Ed
ward OXFORD. the murderer Of Supt-
william F. Watson. OF the West
Shore road.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-20
8enedict's Thief Palms.

GREENWICH. Conn. March 20
Justice OF the Peace Brush has dis
missed a anlt brought by New
Rochelle florist named seabrlght
against Henry illenberEer. commo-
iore 4. Q. uonediet's gardener. 10
get possession Of two thief palms In
Mr.. Benedict'a greenhouses al In.
dian harbor.
when Mr.. Benedict erected his
greenhouses Mr. seabright sold him
between ss0oo and 5000 worth 81
plants. among them thief palm.
Mr.. nsndiet desired some more 81
the palms. and directed the gardener
10 procure them n possible from
someone else beside Starlight. as
he had had = misunderstanding with
him In regard to the price of Ger
tain plants, Iilenhsfeef did 30. Mr.
Seabrieht learned that Mr.. benedict
had tva morn thief palms and went
10 Indian harbor 10 see thssn. be-
cause he asaerta that be II the only
dealer In this part ~ the country
who handles such palms, and he had
not sold any lately, He did not see
MIR nrnediel'H ueW Thief palms De
cause iilrnhsrEsr hid them. This
fact ana things which Foreman
stumpf told him added to his Huspi-
eion that the plants had been OBJ
tanned sarrspiiiipusiy.
Mr.. seahriEht testified that he had
never see nthe two plants alleged 10
be In Mr.. nensdiet's possession. but
had seen marks on the stand where
Mr. Stunpf told him the pots had
stood. Justice tiruRh concluded that
as NJ sseabriEht had not seen the
plants at Mr.. fisnedlei's he lacked
proof Of their being his. and 50 dis
missed the ease.
The thief palm was 80 named b.
cause II was stolen from the London
Botanical Gardens just after u had
b,.cn discovered and before botanists
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-20

NEW HAVEN. Conn, March 20
Miss Maud Iiauff. teacher In a Mt.
Carmel ungraded school. IL In a ori-
teal condition at the residence OF
selectman Andrews OF that place in
consequence of what is described as
persecution. She went to teach In
the Mt. Carmel school last fall, Last
January she complained OF n man
who. she said. was forcing his at
tentions upon her. Later stories
were circulated attacking her char
ncter.
She learned of these stories two
weeks ago and has been in a hys-
terical condition since then. Last
Thursday the school committee put
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-20

NEW YORK. March 20.-Nalcolm
DickerHon. the electrician Who was
arrested on the charge OF abdueting
is- year-oid Norah GRvilie OF North
ampton. Pa. was held yesterday in
1900 bail for trial. The giri VIII re-
main in the custody Of the Gerry so
ciety. Agent King. Of the society,
who arrested MckerEon. says that
Dlckerson has two wives living. aud
efforts will be made to gather evil
denoc for his prosecution for big
amy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-20
Cecil Rhodes Success.

BERLIN. March 3o.--There Is rea-
son TO believe that Mr.. Cecil Rhodes.
the South African financier. will
succeed In his negotiations with the
Emperor for permission TO construct
the Cape Town-Calro railway by the
route through German East Afri-
ca Mr.. Rhodes viii have another
audience with his majesty tomorrow.
The Emperor. Chancellor Won Ho-
heniohe. Herr Won Buclow. minister
of foreign Affairs. and Mr.. Rhodes
will be the guests of Sir Frank Las
ceiles. the British ambassador. at
dinner tomorrow evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-20
To Demand Eight hours.

NEW YORK. March zp.--The local
unions Of the United Brotherhood Of
Carpenters In Jersey Cityi Elizabeth
and Trenton. n. J., and In New Ho-
ehe!ie. n. r. have decided TO make
demand for the siEht-hour work
day on June l. Strikes viii be or
dered wherever the demand IL re-
fused. The Brotherhood carpenters
in New York and Brooklyn have
been working under the eight-hour
werkday rule for several years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-20

1sie defense II that the Tabernacle
has not lived M 10 It's agreement,
and did not, during the two years Il
received dividends. diahurae them an
the agreement required.
la order To show how the dlvi-
dends were disburscd the Fifth Ave-
nue. baptist church moved 60 compel
the Inspection OF the Tabernacle
books. The Tabernacle agreed to
present It's books Tor inspection by
the defendant at the trial. but not
before that time, Justice Beach held
that the inspection at the trial was
sufficient.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-20

California stands dlagraeed today
before all of the people OF the United
States. By reason OF the braEen-
faced action OF its legislature. which
refused to elect United states sen.
Rtor because the members could not
agree on a suitable rascal. u. NJ,
Burns the nominee OF the Southern
Pacific railway. one OF the most
notorious men In California. divid-
ed hon rs on the nnal ballot with L.
s. Grant tr.. whose manager. Milt
Green. admitted during the progress
OF the contest that he had expend-
cd large sums OF Grants money In
securing the election OF certain men,
hers Of the legislature. Grant did
not deny contributing $4,000. but
said that "a was given with the
stipulation that II should be honest
~ used California would do well
to.Klve It's horde OF politicians ''thir-
~ minutes 70 leave town.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-20
To Rseesstrset Nsr Navy.

LONDON. March so.--Th~ Madrid
correspondent % the chrnniese ss-
cribes TO Admiral Comes fnar. the
minister Of marine. statement that
the government proposes 20 recon
strue, the navy. The correspondent
adds.
This depends. however. on the
condition Of the country. Time be-
Ing precious. vessels must be pur-
chased abroad. otherwise they might
be built at home"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-20
A Museum Appropriation.

NEW YORK, March 20.-The
mayor gave n hearing yesterday on
Senator Plunketts bill passed by the
legislature. increasing the appropri-
alton OF the Museum OF Natural His
tory from 500, 600 10 $4,000 n year.
Senator Plunkett and Prof. Albert s.
Blckmore spoke In favor OF the mea-
sure. and no one opposed II. The
mayor did not announce his decision.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-20

Farmer with wife and two chill
dren)-How much fer tickets for the
young uns7
Railway Ticket Seller-Between 3
and ~. half fare.
Farmer-Gos darn IT, Mandy, Wen
hev tew walt till termorrer-it's half
past IL nowi-Brooklyn Life.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-20

NEW HAVEN. Conn. March So
The Yale corporation will devote the
$1,000 bequcathed BY the late Her
bert steward. OF New York. TO the
foundation OF a scholarship fund In
the scientific department Of the uni
Vsrsisy. In the disposition % the
money young men from New Lon
don county are. according to the
wtsh of Mr.. Stewart. to be especi-
ally favored. His early home was In
New London.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-20
No Lett 100000.

NEW YORK. March sos-folics
Captain Stephen Martin Of the cias-
son avenue station. In Brooklyn. who
died last week. VAS well OF hnanei-
ally. and his estate. Il 10 said. es-
eeeded tso.cao. More than 1850 was
found in his pockets after his death.
lie was unmarried. and the bulk Of
his property viii probably so TO his
married sister and a married niece.
his only surviving relatives. lie has
been a policeman more than thirty
KWHFa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-20

GLASGOW, March. so.--The Jap
anese bhttierhip Asanpi was launch
ed from the ciydebank shipyArd to-
day. she IL Is feet long. Of 1890
tons displacement. and is.ceo ipdi-
Gated horsepower and In 10 develop
a speet Of 10 knots. She wiz be
armed with fz-ineh guns In two bar
be,tea and with large number OF
quick-flrers.
The ship was named by Nine.
EAto. wife OF the japanese minister.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-20
Gig Furniture Concern.

TRENTON. ~. -. March so.-The
American school Furniture cam
rnny Was Incorporated here today
with a capital stock % tie,e1e. 90.
The company viii manufacture ali
kinds Of school and church furniture
Tn. lneorporators are Samuel n
Lawrence. Robert +. barry. fr-, john
u. Rummcrfeid. George y, spencer.
Henry NJ Haviland, Henry G. Ever
den. Arnltake Matthews and Leas-
lea !. Hunt. all 81 New York. and
jaime. G. Young. OF Jersey City.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-20

MIpDLErowN. ". Y. March 90
Thousands Of ducks and geese are
passing over this town. bound north.
during the past two OF three days.
The Ice has gone out Of Basha's XIII
and Goose Pond. near weserookyilie.
and hunters have had Splendm sue
cess there. large fioekn Of ducks hav-
ing settled there To- rest and feed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-20
Proud Of the French.

PARIS. March 20.-The Maun says
that the transformation OF the
French artillery has been complet-
ed.
Thanks 10 the new Arrangement
and the powerful guns which have
been procured" the paper says, the
French artillery Is now unrivaled
fNa world I"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-20
Struck BY Lightning.

SEwHuRG. March so.-A car OF
the NewburE and orange Lake uei-
ley line was struck By lightning last
night near Sanders switch. Twenty
pernons were In the car. but. strange
10 say. naue were Injured A farm
or said that he had scen ball Of iir-
strike the TROLLEY wire and chase
the ear. The ear was burned out.
and the iron work was - hot ina,
the hand could not be held TO ~ The
iron dashboard had a hole melted In
II. and a relief car from the city
had to Dc sent out to bring the dis
abied car in.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-20
Aided to Kill Her Lover.

BUFFALO. March 20.-Mra. Ro-
slna Barone was today sentenced "a
Auburn prison for fifteen years. by
Justice Lambert. for aiding her hus-
band. Antonio Barone. to kill Philip
ForeAtlno. her lover. She pleaded
guilty to granddaughter. Her hus-
band In nov in Auburn prison. SEN
tenasd to death. After killing For
eatino the Baroness cut his body up,
packed It In n trunk, and threw II
into the canal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-20
Like Everything American.

WASHINGTON, March 2o.-A let
ter to the state department from
Ponape. Caroline islands. says The
people Of Ponape just love and adore
the American people; In fact, they
like everything that II American"
They are hoping and praying. he
says, that the Americans VIII take
possession OF all the islands, and,
IL not all. at least OF the island OF
ponape.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-20
MINING NEWS.

The Old Dominion Mining com
pany In producing over 5000 pounds
Of copper daily.
a monthly dividend Of J per cent.
payable March 20. has been declared
by the PARROT company. which iH
largely owned In Connecticut. There
r. a surplus Of 81. 7oo. 600 IN the treas
ary and Il IL claimed that the net
earnings for this year Will exceed
5000. 600.
The Montana ore Purchasing COM
pany has declared an extra DIVIDEND
Of 81 per share. payable MACH 20.
In cleaning out the shaft Of the
pouth Sunbeam. Silver city. Utah.
which was abandoned 20 years ago,
a vein Of native copper has been dis
covered. At n depth Of ~ feet I'm the
west cable. Mercur. ledge has been
struck assayinE iS5 ounces silver and
g. geld. Encouraging reports are
coming from proHpectora In the Cc-
OAR mountain district. where rich
veins Of copper have been diseov-
cred.
The Natalie, 81 Gladstone. Col.
has run into a vein ~ feet wide, car
rvinE good values In gold. silver and
copper. At Eldorn n large eoncen-
tratlon plant has been erected. The
Enterprise. village Belle and Nir-
Ftnia mines alone viii be able to
.scp Il fully occupied.
The Chemung. Belmont property.
near Central city. Col, IL opening
up we'll and will soon become
steady producer. Conditions In the
Alps on Quartz hill. where a large
force has been employed, are also
favorable. and regular shipments arc
being made.
Letters from Cripple Creek confirm
the reports Of u rich strike on the
Pinnacle company's property. Black
ma npanoae rock. showing width OF
two feet. has been encountered In a
drift on the Lansing claim at n
depth Of 40 feet which runs $4,000
10 the ton. Besides the high grade
streak there are two feet or ore as
saying from $40 to $50 per ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-20
Reward for Bravery.

LONDON. March 20.-The Ham
burg-American Steamship company
has donated 600 TO be divided
among the officers and crew OF the
British steamer weehawken. which
recently landed Is Of the passengers
of the Hamburg American liner
Bulgaria at Ponto Delgada. which
at the time was thought TO be sink
inR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-20

HARRfSut'G. Pa. March e.-The
puddlera OF the Harrisburg rolling
mills have received notice Of an ad-
vance Of IS cents a ton on and after
April 1. other employees 81 the min
viii receive an increase In wages
in proportion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-20
They Stole Sheep.

NEW YORK. March 2o.-Thofnas
Ellison. Edward Doyle and Michael
Anderson pleaded not guilty ycater-
day Ia the general sessions 10 an tn
dictment charging them with steal
lnT sheep on the west side. They
were rcmanded 90 the Tombb for
trial.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-20
Wages Advanced.

SYRACUSE, N. Y. March 20.-The
Syracuse Tube company. which en-
pioys 800 operatives. today posted n
police that wages OF all employees
would be advanced 10 per cent, be-
ginning Immediately. The concern
has an annual output OF $500 tons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-20

President Mckinley and Speaker
Reed are scheduled 10 extend the
glad hand 10 each other today Mt
Jekyii Island. way down In Georgia.
These two leaders have never en-
Unused together 20 any no,iceahie
extent. and the public win walt
euriousIy TO see what results Will
fnIian
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-20

There Is no Disgusting the fact that
trusts VIII play an important part
On politics In the near future. IL L.
quite likely that the trusts would
prefer to keep out Of politics. but the
people VIII not have u that way.
The feeling against these combina-
tons 10 growing throughout the
length and breadth OF the eountry.
and any political party which re-
fuses to array Itself against them
win sound its own death kn.n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-20
a Consul Kills himself.

GUADALAJATtA. Mex, March 20.
-Advices have reached here OF the
suicide Of Charles woolrich, British
consul at Mazatlan. The act was
duc 10 m health