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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-22
THE GARONNE
FROM HONOLULU
Arrived in Port This Morning
With Numerous Passengers

Steamer darpnne arrived sn port
Yesterday morning from Honolulu.
ami SHE brought over q large mum.
Der of passengers Among them
was y. W. Me8innis. general man
axer Of the steamship company.
who was injured by falling down
the companion way stairs of the
aaronae on a resent trip. lie has
almost fully recovered frsm the
effects Of his fail The daronue had
a small cargo 81 fruss from the isl-
auts. ami tbs passenger list was as
fellows Airs Jehn Thomas. Miss
Stocking. A. y. weirsck. wife and J
children, Mrs y, II. osxu~sie. J. II.
Welgie. ~. y. Brown. Capt. anzi
Airs. = T.. Game. Mrs O. u. wright.
william Fink. Alan ctonk. Mrs.
Rirhartson and four chsistrsn. II. y.
chaftee and wife. Mrs. n. l. T, Wet
cott. Mrs Hoover. Miss Heoyrr.
Mrr q W. Prschard. Mrs. A y.
prscahaFd. Mr.. and Mrs. y W. Nc
Ggnnls. AIRS q. l. Holmes. Mrs. ~
". Bennett. Mrs W. A. Mcdonald.
Mrs. y. +. Terry. Miss Dorothy Tvr-
~. Miss Priiy. W. L. Mccabe. Capt.
W. C. ". Penny.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-22
Nelson's Flagship.

Admiral Nelson's famous flagship,
sha Fondroyahf. has been broken up'
and is being converted into curio
Fciirs The stout old craft was over
turned at her dock In storm In 1897
ard ever since has been steadily
breaking up. The tons OF copper
bolts and sheathinF have been sent
% the manufacturing towns to be
converted into medals, cups, cigar
eases. etc. The timberH viii be used
in the manufacture 81 costly furni'
turc. lad y Abererumbie. Whoes
grandfather. Sir Randolph Aber'
cromhy. died AZ the battle 81 Alex
andrla on the Foudreyant. has order
"a a cabinet and a chair The hHi 81
orders embraces almost all OF the
British nobility The fame Of the
wreck and the use 10 which u is e
be put has spread abroad as far as
Ahyaslnia. where King Menelik. hev-
ing learned that the relies are Tor
sale. has ordered set Of smoking
conveulencea King Humhcft 81
Italy r. also going to buy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-22
POISONOUS FLOWERS.
SEINE Of the Most loaeiy Ones Are
Dangerous 10 health.

II seems . shame 60 connect
thoughts Of poison with. for instance,
such delicate and lovely things a.
that baby II The lowers. the snow
drop. a. the nAfriasun with is deli
eians breath. az the hyaeiath and
The tnuquI nui one IL obliged @
see 10 Il that the children do not
put the bulbs 81 these fiowrFs into
their mouths The uxaiiA also ID
not safe thing 20 put between ihe
BPS. and al the iotelias VIII produce
dlHaiasss and general disaster. Tbs
monk = hoad. too. and the beautiful
fan.a love - we'll. are unxiuus affair
from which powerful frnEs are Oh.
tanned. more than a few drops II
their extracts being usually ~ fatal
doss. Certain u the crocuaes. II
eaten. even II nothing be swallowed
hut the juice. produce vomiting ths
bulb - the intricatsly beautiful
iady'a slipper rols9un externally a,
the uo1ibus ivy. daFwood and gu
mach doi the quaint old toek-ih-ths'
pHiplt. although not a garden plant
is smother enemy % health ard NE
ard - aisa il the marvellous Queer
Anuc's lace, which now and then vii
creep IN through the pahnr. and
looks 80 enchanting when far and
wlds r. erihruidsra field and roadside
The iauEhink little huitercup, that
might be "A drpp 81 Stsnbls sunlight
is BY 80 means as Innocent as I
locks. the COW IN the pasture knows
enough 10 avoid "a that. and all ita
cousins. the rich pfofusa pseenleH
the GazxiInKiy blue iarkspurs. and
the rest. are futl 81 toxic propertiee
The oieanefstrre. that II set out.
ieafs Nhnn spring comes. ana that
lines the streets ~ various OF our
southern ciiien. is another hive II
deadly poison The superb c0talpa
tree. towering with It's great leaves
and It's masses q wsite and fragrant
flowers. ia = charming ihinE In the
gardra. but its bark n exceedingly
Injurious. and the iaburnum. that
leaks Ike n fountain o. gold iearins
into the sun, u poison In leaf ana
flower and seed: and even the grass
beneath u ls heHt thrown away When
cut. instead Of being fed TO cattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-22
The TaIlest Woman Ruler.

Queen wnhelmina takes serious
exception 10 being mentioned In for
elan papers as "the little queen,
though she rather likes "thc young
queen" she takes any reference To
Size as an aHpersian on the imnor-
tnnec " her kingdom, for she has
remarked. ut cannot Justly apply to
my stature" And she Is right. for
the queen. who measures 5 n. SO In,
ia the taieat Of women rulers. The
Queen Of Spain IL only e. 2-5 in.
the Empress Of Russia, n. sia in.
the Empress OF Germany and Queen
Victoria. stil smaller, Aside from
her height. the young Dutch queen
4 also Of the beat build. Her 2iiA In.
waist measure and a. In. bust give
an admirable proportion. Her pow
crs ~ endurance we're well tested
on coronation daq. when for six long
hours she wore the ceremonial man
ne of red velvet. trimmed with err
mine. a weight 81 not less than 30 lbs.
aud showed no marked symptom of
fatigue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-22
viii Build New Plants.

wHEEfaN6. W Va. May "a
The announcement h authprltatiyely
maae that the Mheviins iron and
Steel company, which u itself a eom-
blne Of the flcimoat and lienwood
Iron ana Nail companies. VIII at
once hckin the erection In this city
u tin plate mill and a wrought
iron aud steel pipe ard tube works
20 b. operated In opposition 60 the
tin plate trust.
Since the formation Of the tin plate
trust AMI othrv iron ana steel com
hines. none % witch has taken In
this company. the concern finds itself
without a ready and steady market
Tor the output Of It's three furnaces
and bis steel works With the view
Of securing use for It's own output
che I'm plate mill and tube works viii
bc erected.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-22
GOMEZ IN
UNEASY
-=-=-a-.-zaassas~=
May Soon Start for
Washington.
WANTS TO SEE THE PRESIDENT
-=ass-s--=e
oubans Growing More bitter and
tine Situation Correspond.
inKly Acute.
WiKTS TO SEE THE PRESIDENT

fIAvAslA. May p -The situation
as regards the diabanalae or the
Cuban army remains critical The
bitterness among the cubans ia APP
parentiy on the increase. but General
nroobe does NOT SVEN worried. lie
Is said to BE- u the oplnion that tne
.CBhans viii auon come tD fhar senae .
AMI act according 10 hts demands.
iir1nkp took a trip into the country
yesterday. Comes may - % Waah-
iugton. lie Is fre,tius over tie an-
satisfactory state 81 Affairs. Friends
say he WI 50 to Washington % see
President Mckinley unless thu sltu-
alton improves within few days.
Former President caeepeaes IL F0-
lng 30 America Thursday. 0omoE
may accompany aim.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-22
His New Clothes.

This little Detroit girls papa IL a
man who does not like 10 dress up
In fine clothes. because he never has
time To go to parties or balls. hut not
long ago his friend was 10 have a
grand church wedding, and he said
he would GO So he bought him n
new dress suit and went to church
early. 80 he would not have 10 be
seen by all the people coming In IN
his swallow tailed coat. and. after
the wedding was over he and his
wife and his little girl were among
the last Ia go. 1iut there was a
large crowd Htill iu front Of the
church when they got to the door.
and Il was just there that the little
one bored him till he bluahed like a
Eirl by saying IN her sweet, clear
voice 20 loud that every one turned
to look. and then laughed. Papa.
how do you feel In your new
clothes 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-22
THOUGHTS FOR GIRLS.

Never mind abnus the diu1pics n
sherc's aunahlne In your smile.
At ieast one little act Of kindness
a day and an easy pillow al night
Vacation planning - all rlRbt. but
don't lrt the summer drrama Inter.
fere with spring school dutica.
~eatuens 81 drrns first. and style
may cotnc a. an after thought.
one frown a day when she'r IN hei
teens viii wrinkle a girls forehead
like a crpne's BY the time she - 20.
Try making yaurcaslf a. aErcea bic
to your brother as II he were some
other girls brother II viii pay q
win his boylsh confidence.
How many thoughts a day for
mothers comfort do you Eivc7
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-22

In towa the schools have a holiday
whleh 81 called nlfd Day. and they
are uow trying 70 have /, st aside
in al the either states. ON this day
original compositions were rnad
about birds. the young writer's ind
Ing cut for themselves the things
they wrote about. the teachers gave
talks. debates we're heid and fine
pictures - our feaihertd friends
we're shown. one good thing that
has been done by this far5 Day In
Iowa is to stop the boys from kill
ms the helpless little sengstcra. A.
they study them and know mpfs
about them they grow 20 love and
protect them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-22
FIRE FIEND
In DAWSON
Destroys a Number
of Buildings.
ESTIMATED LOSS ABOUT $3oO.OOo
Fire Department Was SLOW In Get.
ting water on the Fisms.
tist Of the Losers.

Particulars Of the Disastrous fire az
Dawson. April 20. have Just been re-
eciVed, Tho loss 10 estimated at fully
$500. 900. The ore originated b. the
oysrturnlnx q a lamp in the apart
meSsts Of a woman named Helen
Hoiden. on the second npor of the
tiodega saloon. A thin wreath %
smoke was sven eurlink frum the
building al about 80 o'clock. AL
an alarm waa quickly turned ia. The
IRE department responded promptly,
but the water. however. was aiaw tn
coming. and lens before Il started.
the buildings adjoining the badega
Hsiooa wpFc IN macs ~ flames.
These included the Northern hotel. ,
two story structure. the Tivoil thea
ter building. ami me bgard Of trade.
All tails time no water Was forth
coming and the tirrusn we're eblik-
Cd 10 stand helpless with the nuEsies
af the hoas IN their handa and watrh
the progress Of the fire. The bansar
and the library store neat wsnt. fol
lowed quickly by the Aurora frslaAr-
ant. The heat produced by the burn
ms OF the Tlvoll the&lrr. caused the
HutiefEe building on the oppusi is
aide 81 The street 10 take firr. Etiii
no water came. and u Mas evident
that ths buildings we're doomed
The sparks from the theatcr hulii-
Ing caused the cabins IN the alley 1T
thS rear to take Ore and they buraea
ifke finder The heat % the Aurora
hotel trnttcd the two story building
A. - a
street. ana that structure. including
the restaurant. VAS coon consumed.
The line Of the nre them extended
sp Front street. wipiHs out the
Northwest Trading company. tbs
Maiden house. and several stores.
seine small buildings In the course
% construction we're torn iowa as a
small means Of staying the progress
% the Ere
Along the waterfront the frc was
equally disastrous. AMI buildings IN
that section vent w like powder.
while the IRE Vas az its height.
Capt. Hansen. % the ALASKA Com
u1sreiai company. had che two war;
houses q fss company thrown open
for <hs reception q the homeless
people.
Nat until dayssawn % April ~ had
the frat burnt itsssls out.
The claimed iasse~ are as follows
Opera HOUSE. owned BY Bake. VIII
sou ard Peterson. about tws-thirts
destroyed. s5s.aoo. Dominion saloon.
owned BY Levin and Cooper. fao.oeo.
Tsvosi thsatrr ard saloon. own~d by
tc-r Cooper a Co. tto.oeo. Northern
saloon. owned by Kelly and March.
ba Nh. ss0. 600. Aurora saloon and
restaurant. sto.oae: iiank Of British
North America building. built by
Alex Meponaid. tiseoo. AeDcuald
block. tlzeoo. Parsons Produce
6aiiiirs. tis.Voo. Victoria hotel build
ing. o.. 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-22
AMusnMnNr nul,nrlN.
THuRp AVENUE rIiEArER--
'fhe rhree Guardsmen."

Anal delalls Will be completed with
In ten days. The new combination
VIII incorporate under the laws 81
Connecticut. aud will be backed by
naitimare and Eastern capital The
company Nill have an authorized
capital s,oek % tlot0eo.eoo, though
only saleno oo9 viii be issued ~ the
start There win be gii.oQa. 600. u 6
per cent. stock ani an equal amount
of common stock. ntaides the hal-
tlmore plants. the company has ses
cured upslcna on sixteen others Ia
various parts u the country, Those
Interested are carefully guarding the
details though they admlt that ne
Eatiaaana are FAR. advanced. and that
there is no deut8 that tho transac-
tiun viii be contaminated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-22
MURDER IN
ATTEMPTED
--~----------=-=--
One Russian Shoots
Another.
FIlE A REVOLVER FIVE TINFS
---=--~-@-=s-----~
The aftsreisp OF Quarrel Between
rwe other Russians ca
Sunday.
flRE A REVOLVER FIVE TIMfS

X W. Kalof. a Russian merchant
on Pike street. shot aad wounded ",
u. wilkie. another Russian. at the
corner Of Sixth avenue and stewart
street this morning The shooting
was the rcsuit OF a quarrel between
n. Maiouf and a.. ". kaieuf on Sec
ond avenue. yesterday afternoon.
kaiof passed Maleufs candy store.
and Y h alleged thai he tore down
a sign. Naluuf grabhea Ratchet.
ard a night began. kaiof pushed Ma
iouf through a window in the store.
but the latter recovered himself and
started towards kalag with kls
Ratchet. An officer mterferei and
they we're both arrested. but put up
bail.
This morning kaiofs brother. X.
n. kAios. met W. u. wnkie. who IL
a saR-in-saw OF Maioufx. ard. draw
inE a gun. he fired i've Shots at him.
One bullet struck him On the arm.
INJECTING wound. but tho ether
bullets went Wild.
They will appear bsferv Judge
Cana this afternoon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-22
New Type Alloy.

Instead Of the current tyne metal
combating Of lead, anthony and tin,
Of specific gravity OF about II. a
new alloy. containing large guam
tity OF aluminium, and possessing a
specific gravity OF 2.b60261. Is said "a
have been invented. says German
exchange. Beside being non poison.
Gus. other advantages, such as the
quality o taking ana giving on the
ink more readily, etc, are claimed
for this alloy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-22
Chicago Drainage Canal

CHICAGO. May ss.--it was an
uouncxd here today that 81. Louis
citizens will protest. ts congress In
regard 60 SECRETARY Alwrr's permits
sion TO open the drainage canal. II
an extra session should be called be-
fors the time set for the opening Of
the big ditch u was also discovered
that the bIs channel cannot be IN
lshes5 this year - that 70 win carry
%. 90 cueic feet Of water per min
ute. as required by law. This may
delay the Opening fof another year.
for 70 Gov. Tanner wishes 10 assert
his prcrogative ne can refuse 20
grant permission Go the sanitary
board 10 turn the water into the can
al then.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-22
SHE WANTS MIRRORS
A Milwaukee Lady Desires
Them in Elevators.

MILWAUKEE,. Wis. May "a
Miss Kate Pier called on Postmaster
Stllman this morning and complain
ed that the architects OF the new
Federal building made a serious mis-
take when they omitted looking glass
60 IN the elevators. and that II H.
very unpleasant for the women law
yers 20 go into court Without know
ing whether or not their hats are on
straight. She wants mirrors placed
in the elevators at once. Mr.. still
man promised to do what he could
to have Miss Piers wish Rratified,
and VIII Immediately communicate
with the authorities ri Washington.
There are several typewriter opera
tors in the Federal building who will
no doubt join Miss Pier In hsr COM
plaint.s " necessary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-22
THE Rl0JUN
MARU SAILS

Steamship Hoiun Maru. Captain
Esktrand. sailed last night for japan.
She took out a heavy cargo OF gem
eraI merchandise amounting 10
about 5000 tons. The Rioiun was 20
have sailed last Wednesday. hut osv.
ing 10 a break % the machinery. was
detained. The next steamer Of the
line to arrive Is the Klnshiu Maru.
which IL due June 2. The Riojun had
the following passengers: n. ID.
Sinks, 8. Rofneys. r. J. Morse. y. y.
sharIs. Mrs. r. A. Sharp. choyo and
twelve second class.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-22
He SPENT TOO MUCH
Mayor Farley Will Have to
Defend Charges.

CLEVELAND. o., May 3z-The
legal documents are nov In pr~par-
alton. and will be filed within a few
days In a suit bpogEht to Dust John
u. Farley. elected mayor on the
Democratic ticket six WEEKS ago. The
claim = made that Tarley spent
more money that the Garfield law
allows 10 secure his nomination and
election. II 10 stated that fssas was
subscribed by prominent citizens 20
ala him secure his election. and that
all but SIC was spent In nRhtlnk the
battle. The municipal association
also spent 5000. The persons bring
ing the suit chain To have a positive
case. ard evidence that f. bound O.
win. The Garfield election Law al
lows n mayoFalty candidate ana his
friends and supporters 10 spend not
exceeding 1850 for his nomination ard
election.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-22
Gould Not Stand Defeat

sHIPPENsBrrRg. Pa. May "a
a verdict Of acquittai In case In
which she was prosecutrix caused
Bertha HollinEshead. a young wo-
man Of Fort L0udon. Franklin cOu1-
~. 70 attempt suicide by swallowing
earboltc acid. She had sued two
young men for assault and battery
and. after "A number 81 witnesses
had testified to their good reputation
n verdict Of not guilty was rendered.
This 10 preyeI upon her mind that
Immediately after the trial she left
for home. where she tried to end her
life. Her thr3at was badly burne I
by the acid, but she may recover.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-22
Death Fsom Dogs Bite.

LANCASTER. Pa. May z7.-B~n.
r. the fo-ycar-oid son Of W. A.
Fnck. cigar dealer here. died last
night from hydrophobsa. He was
bitten four years ago and the wound
after being cautsrizei. apparently
healed over completely. Several days
ago hydrophobia developed. and the
lad suffered terribly Several other
boys were bitten. but the disease has
not DEVELOPED on them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-22
Big Michigan Fire.

AANIsTEE. Mich. May 22.-At Z
this morning fre broke out at what
Is known as the new mill Of the r.
q. Peters Salt 4 Lumber company,
at East Lake. and before u was un-
der control the entire structure. two
derrieks and houses, the large black
smith and machine ship, we're totally
destroyed. together with many thoua-
and dollars worth Of machinery,
tools, etc. The loBs r. estimated AT
$3.50. 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-22
Cycle Music Boxes.

Music boxes for bicycles are manu-
featured by a firm in Hamburg.
ormany. The round. box shaped APP
raratus. which Is said To give tho
sound Of a bettcr.cluss accordion. Is
attached In front to the Tower part Of
the handle bar and connected by n
bcvelcd gear With the front wheel
In such a manner that the revolution
OF this wheel causes tho music 10
play The music 10 said 10 aid the
rider IN maintaing a correct speed.
which he not too excrting- 10
to rs klometcrs perc hour.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-22
ARRESTED
IN SEATTLE

George r. Lewis. who IL wanted In
los Angeles. Cal. and Dies Moiuea.
la. for passing forged checks. was
arrested IN this city last night b,
Frank Kennedy. clerk Of police.
Lewis presented a check drawn on
the Spokane a Eastern Trust CON-
pany At the Hotel Stevens. for 80
ard received SO IN money. The hotel
people became suspicious and mott.
led ssss poiise. Louis acknowledged
his fdentity and says he is willing "a
answer tire charges OF forgery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-22
Or. Mast u Dying.

CINCINNATI. O. May p. Rev
Or. william Mast. the founder Of Ger
man Mcthodism and one of the moal
eminent theoloxsans ia she German
Episcopal church 10 thia country and
Europe. Is dying At the home Of his
daughter. Us Rldxeway avenue. Az
onfaie.
Dr. Mast was born IN Stuttgart.
Germany. In 1907. HE came to this
country in 1885. and entered the Gin
einnaiI conference In ls1S He was
stationed IA Cincinnati. ard organ
fxri here In isS- the first society OF
the German NJ. 4. church.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-22
A FERTILIZER TRUST
To incorporate in Conn ecti.
cut With Large Capital.

BALTIMORE. Nd, May 22.--Neeo-
thtiona are pending for comblna-
ton OF the leading fertilizer Interests
OF the country. Options have been
Aecured upon several plants in Bal
fimore. including the Lazarstto Gu
ano company. II II Understood that
the prsiiminarles Of the desl have
already been arranged, and that the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-22
SEATTLE INkLlNGS.


y oso1k'' ~ I" sst hli'.'. r.
p@Fssn 70 tne potss .@st "asua st'at
ne hAa neen sNinolsa "ut OF 'asV W
est1 rs'''sHhs s~aps =" M
~ of'ttPa. n''e Afr'se' '.." ~.
asNA 1se''fsay nnoI eans rue sata
ne -ta. per tgok ll'y on A'ha anu re-
iushsa -" " h.s n'oh'f'
- =
y, = eftshst'. o. ttusNie's VINO a'H+
spps.are.i ~ssIa' aays aso tom IA
eeras WIN 49, 70 esAa ~ ~ l'p--
sFfAsnAA mas tArfAe1 bbs ne NMaAaf-
"a INTO shs sgtns " yean 'isi''hs ~
oftte+. 80 'iHhh 80 d" a.
nisHts me tssst morning .fteahsss
resurtsFa 70 A~eensA- anu a.
e9uaa NOT kiNs an see9uht ~ hie az
sener. u ~ iea'e' ns- NINA 70 ~
ranged
AavleeS from Ma@hinkton r,a,s
mas tscentiy oesh apt'Va'.t'e .nApso
~. .o' 81 nullN ~. sns uls.tl.s ~ go -
year
- -
Ss'attle n'-.h' Who - eharst'l WIN ".
ing snott ~ MS ereeua.s a. akeat At
victoria TOT the ionuhs raNlhss
company, ietuih ep 70 ms CITY sa'uT-
gay nlEht. lhVera1y says the
eharses % eHpeh.'enlsh, aEaihAi
MIN are tess ana ne Nihink
claims that Tue s1fanks company "
attempting 70 ieres MN 20 SetHe
disputed account ny threatening
eriminai prosecution.
me police nave peen notiheh OF inc
disappearance OF package contain
tional ofiice about three weeks ago.
the money was sent mere from Brit-
Ism columbia IN payment Tor rent,
and the fspers were received, out
not the money. The BRUSH Column
bia people were notined ana they
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-22
q New Townsite.

GREENWOOD. n. C.. May s2--A
new townaits IL being surveyed by
y, NJ Kirby. provincial land survey
or. at the junction Of the west fork
and Kettle river. 80 miles west of
Greenwood and hRlf way between
here and Canyon creek.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-22
esndsy Cases Dismissed

ST. LOUIS. May -. - Saloons
heacesorth viii be wide open on sun
day. This morning the prosecution
dismissed Us iass eases against i've
offending propra~tcrs and. b. ~ do
inw. admitted its powerscssness In
the matter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-22

porGI4Asa' Mems Fine Tan or
Black Wei Kid Shoes. fancy vest
iue tops, Goodyear welt sewe1, u
beautiful drcss shoe. 80 a pair.
DOUGLASS Mems Finest Tan or
Black Vlol Kit Shoes. on new Polka
cut. new ideal lasts, Goodyear welt
sewed. a beautiful dress shoe, only
50 pair
DOUGLASS Mems Fine Veal calf
on plain Globe last. the Ideal work.
inr shoe. s225 a pair.
DOrgfsAHs' Mems Genuine TITAN
Calf Shoes. built on new style foot
form last. Goodyear welt sfwed,
grand wearing. 81 a pair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-22
Fell Into Boiling Water.

ST. LOUIS. Mo. May ,s.--whlIe
At wcrk IN swift'S Packing house IN
East Sc. Louis this afternoon Frank
Totksch fell Into = vat Of boiling wa
ter. scaIdlnk hts right leg ~ severe
~ that q IL feared Il VIII have 20 be
amputatsd.