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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-15

Let me sell you a Glover Bunch.
er and save you money.
II. II. Cook,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-15

Shoes. n splendid line below
cost Mt Phenicie's.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-15

Wait for our stock of dry goods
expected in this week. The goods
and prices will speak for themsel-
yes. Ramsay & Harrison.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-15

Wanted, girl for general house,
work. Wages s1i to SIG per
month. Address Paul Wilson,
Pueblo, Colo. %
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-15

Half Price will buy Miss Ella
Cline's Trimmed Hats, Sailors and
Street Hats for the next ten days.
Call on her at Price & Lance's op-
posite most office.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-15

1 have n new supply of Cane
Seed. Il. Il. Cook.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1900-10-16
TOMMY RYAN,
Of SYRACUSE
The Woudevfu, Wsitsvwei-
eht Visits Seattle.

Tommy Ryan. the champion wei.
ter weight pnxiliss. - In Seattle. lie
arrived yesterday from San Fran.
cisco. where ne was TO have fought
lack Moffatt. The latter drew out.
however. and the nght was called
OF.
Ryan IL stepping at the Seattle
He has relatives IN Tacoma and IN
tends 10 visit them forN week or %.
whsn Re will return to hts home AT
Syracuse. ". Y.
There are few puxilints wifh n
more brilliant record than Ryan. lie
entered the rtuG when ~ years ut
age ard Ia said 10 have fought NOR.
battles than any pugtiist In chs
world except George Dixon. In the
last ten years he has been In more
than ice lights and newer waa de.
feated by one Of his cfanx lie has
met XII Mccoy three times. two
Of which were = draw. Ryan suffer
Ing only enc defeat However II Il
said that Mccoy Was very nearly
beaten IN one Of the draws which
was stopped By ~. police.
RyaH trained isfYries for HIS lights
with Fitxsfmmons. shnrkey and
corbett. and wAr the man who
brought out Mccoy. fIin work on
jeffrie# won him undivided praise In
sporting circles. He IN intimately
acquainted with all the big Fighters
Tommy Ryan IL 20 years old. per
feet tn physique. good looking and
genial These may all be attributed
20 the fact that unlike most 'nstie
famous" Ryan does not chew. smoke
nor drink.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1900-10-16

danger OF ftre In haAements. which
was undoubtedly All afterthnaght OF
The recent EHtAhroQs fire, Chief
kalloskk letter rrads
y hav. hui occasion IN former
communications 60 the council 10
call attention to the danger % allow
ms otoekH Of eomhustihle goods to
he stqrsd IN Easements and exposed
for sale under iodgiuE houses and
hotela.
Conditions oaiai to-day in this city
that in the went " tire m the prem-
lneH. would De sure t. result la the
destruction ef the building and loss
81 life Is the occupants Thls sub
iect can only BE- controlled by lcHig
tattore a. souf hands. aud now.
neadinE the consideration Of the new
building ordinance / conceive 1. 4
proper time t. again call your at
tentian Ia the matter and urge your
careful confederation,
A protest from NJ. r. Jones. v. ".
Smear aud ether residents Of Raw
emma. WIS entered against tho petit
ton received last week asking that
the old road taxes soon To bss COLI
ieeted BY the city from King county
be spcut In constructing syptem 81
MASON roads around i.ntona- The
peoale of Kasenua ask that Instead
u the Improvement desired by LIS
tans, the money be expended in
building road from brooklyn
around University hill 10 Ravrnnn
u VAS referred 20 the committee on
streets.
Resolutions announcing the jnien-
tlcn Of the cnnneu 10 order the fol-
lowing improvements. were passed
Grading. parking aud uldswaikine
Garnetd street from Queen Anne ave.
uuc 10 Fitth asenne NORTH hearing
Nov. -. grading, parking and side
walking Valley street from Queen
Anne avenue 20 FIFTH avenue north.
hearing Nov. ~ grading. riankinF
and parking Cherry street from
Ninth avenue 70 Broadway ard Min.
~ avenue from Madison street 70
broadway. hearing Nov, - grading
and parking East Thomas ssrsei
from Boylrton avenue 60 Tenth ave.
me north. hearing Nov. "a. grading
parking and htdew aikins Fourteenth
avenue south from Naasach usetts
street 90 f.sanden street. hearing
Nov. - pisnkinx Battery street
from f1fth avenue 60 Western ave
au~. hearing Nov - Grading. park.
ing and rtdewalkins Elliott avenue
from Broad street 90 Railroad ave
nur. hearing Nov. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1900-10-16
THE NEW LINE
TO CITY PARK
Work Will Begin 1t Once on
street Railway.

To-day J NJ FrEnk. W. ~. white.
Geo. ". s;eechern and r. y. Tremp-
~ Deposited si.n9n ~ an emergency
fund With the. cit. comptroller and
SO with sha sccrsthry az the board
Of public works. 80 pay inspection
costs. all tooktnx 90 the immediate,
censtruction 81 the CITY park esee-
trie hns. for which TIRE frnnchi4..
was obtained last February.
This line. when completed. which.
according 80 the franchise, must D..
by Aug. "a 1901. VIII be one OF the
most important cruss-llnes In fh.s
city. II siif bring large. section
Of ire city info closer communica-
tior With the business District,
through transfers with the down
town cars n parallels the Broad
way line nvs blocks nearer the lake,
from the city park to East Column
ga street. then two biocks west a.
Twelfth avenue south to Washing
ton street. west Ia Eighth as~nus
south. south to Main. uenf 20 first
avenue south. and south 20 ccnnec.
ticut street.
The new line viii cross the sfsdi-
son street. Nadrona parh and Yes
Ter way HusN. and touches the Eer-
ond avenue electric lines AZ Maif.
street.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1900-10-16
THE SALOON
AND COUNCIL
TONY Faust" Runs without
license 0thsr Msttsrs.

The cts council met for short
session last night. The principal
business before Il wac listening TO
two letters. one from l.. n. YounHs
superintendent "a the water depart
nent. and another from Chief KEEL
logg. OF the IRE department.
the Tony Fausr saloon matter was
brought w N detailed report
from the police. license and revenue
the application for license made by
Gleason & winkler. the parties who
have taken over the saloon IN ques.
ton.
The police. license ana revenue
committees allowed the saloon to be-
gin business yesterday morning. on
the understanding that the council
would grant them license last
night. A. the matter rests. the sa-
loon = running without a license,
and the city council may not grant
one when the matter II presented
m ordinances shape. The saloon II
thus allow ed TO seD wfiskv, and IL
may be n month BEFORE the council
grants y permit. n II ever does. Mr..
James said last night that he wanted
the ordinance nut ~ with the re-
port Of the COMMITTEES. II was not
done. however. and the councilman
from the Fourth ward was wrathy
fie aaid he wanted TO vote against q
license for the place. rs ola sewers
other members of the council
Eleetrolvsis, the corrodlng Of I'M
derground water mains bv vaeranf
electric currents. has made It's APP
pearancc in this city.
Several water mains In tho city are
being found eaten fun of holes l.
y. YounRas fuporifli endent Of the
water department. sent the following
communication to tie city council
4 desire 10 faii the attention OF
the council to the noed ~ mailing a
'eat ~ the water maIns to determine
the amount OF Injury being done by
cieetroiys.x.
Il have found several pipes eaten
fuii ~ holes jy Electric action and.
~ heavy currents are known to be
passing through other pipes. I think
Tao matter should have Intention.
III VIII be nsaassafv 20 haze an
appropri alton Of $500 10 secure u
TEST by experts. hut. ~ such a test
would no. only discover the extent
- which the pipea are affected hy
currents. but niao the source from
which these currents come. II r. nv
wei aneut."
'i'he request for jnvosiign ton wn
referred % the committee on Gre.
winter and sewers.
\ communication was also recelv
"a from chief kellogg. Of the FIRE
department, calling attention to tbs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1900-10-16
GIGANTIC
THEFTSO OF
S(HRE|BER
Looted The Bank Of (aplldI
and SuIplas.

SrW YORK. oct. Ia The steal.
lnes 90 Nvm. SehFeibcr. the ss-ycar-
Old clerk who looted the Elizabeth
RAn8ins ca. ~ Elizabeth, y. J.. viii
exceed $4,000. he toais more than
the capital and surplus combined
President iieiafeittcr, IN explain.
lng how Il was ro8sible fer sehrei.
Der 60 steal sueh inrse sums. said.
HSchrcibcf made M ths total sum
as represented IS the depu.ss
tickets WHOM the total deposits
were read on, ~ night, he wetild
name sum generally sileeo Teas
th1n the correct sum
SCHROEDER was fliliv trusted BY
the hank cficiaIa. Ills salary was
So a week
Il Is believed tina, sehfelhef has
given the w0nan with whom he
lived here. Jewels valued a tso.oao
and Sit.ssoa n cash Her rai Is be-
Ing watched a. Il + believed
Sehrelher vii attempt - comnuni-
cate With her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1900-10-16
THE BANK SUES.

The First National Bank has iied
a complaint in the superior court
Ipstliutinz suit against Mccauiey
DELANEY. the contractors whose Alb.
HrnCe now worries creditors. The
plaintiff alleges that the defendants
borrowed o. 900 at 90 days. and Sep.
tefnber . another 81 100. payable on
demand. n is further alleged that
these sums are unpaid. and that ths
debtors have aheconded. Judgment
for A.5ao. which includes attorneys
fees. a. asked.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1900-10-16

WASHINGTON. u. e.. oct is~
The general plans for the building
Of the bAttIrnhfpN Pennsylvania. New
Jersey and Georgia. authorized BY
the act Of March l. fsss and the
bastismhsrs Virginia and Rhode Is
land. authorized by the act Of June
). is-se. are beius rupptissi 90 bidders
today as fac, a. they Apply The
firrt three named hAttteahifss are 10
have super simporrd turrrts. and the
others ordinary tufrrts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1900-10-16

The expose 90 the filthy eondisier
~ the chinese laundrlcs 90 Seattle,
printed In the Star yesterday, Great
I'd much excitement shreughout thu
city. Thousands OF people patroniss
these laundrses, anG they we're
shocked beyond expression by tn
stars revelations.
The fact that no Inspection certlsi-
Gates from this prnrer city authefi-
ties could &c found IN these nithy
vssh-ehops. puts the lax city admin
lstration IN a mast unfayorehle
hight.
one fact alone Il sufficient e. DEM
oustrate the unsanitary condition II
the Chinese iaundrles. Twenty or
20 family washines arr run through
the same hath, The Cinnamon defy
the laws OF san.tatJhn further ~
spraytns water frena their diseased
mouths over the ,aothinK that v 70
he worn by their patrons.
II these laundries are TO be per-
1nitted 10 exist IN seattle. they should
be put Immediately under the strict
supervision Of a competent inspector
and the proprtctcrs should be COM
PEELED 20 discontinue practices which
tend tn disseminate disease.
A careful investigation would
probably show that six Seattle fam
tiles out az every ten patronize the
Chinese isundrt~s. claiming that trey
cannot anord 10 send their weekly
washinxS 10 the white iapndriss,
These latter set shirts. cellars sind
cufFs for laundryins from many who
use Chinese launarfss TO handle the
bslanee OF their dirty cioshea.
The health osficcr cannot act too
quickly ?, looking into this whcss
subject. counesimsn crsehton. wher
snterroxased iss, evening on the sub
feet. said: 1T is certainly a matter
which interests many thousands II
citizens. I wdli immediately call pr
MrEechnie's attention 10 II. Tie has
always shown himself xsaleus iu 81
forcing sanitary laws
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1900-10-16
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
the state Of Washington. for King

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
the state Of Washington. for King
counfy.--A. Dillon and Company.
corporation. Plaintiff. vs. j. D.
Mccauley and -. pelaney. co-psrt-
ners. under the nrm narie OF Me-
caniey and Delaney. defendants
No. ae.s7@- Summons for Pubiaea-
ton
The state Of washington TO the
said ]. -. Mctauley and n. Delaney.
CO. partners. under the firm name OF
Mccauley and Delaney. defendants.
You are hereby summoned TO appear
within sixty teol days after the date
OF the rrst publication Of this sum
mons. to-wit. Within sixty teoJ
days after the 18th dag Of October.
1900. and defend the above entitled
action ia the above entitled court.
and answer the complaint of the
plaintfff and serve a copy of your an
aver upon the undersigned attorneys
for plaintiffs at their Office below
stated; and in case OF your failure
50 TO do. judgment will be rendered
against you according TO the demand
~ the complaint which has been NJ
ed with the clerk Of said court. The
object OF the above entitled action ~
20 recover a Judgment against YOU.
and each Of you. for one hundred
and nfty-fve dollars and six cents.
for goods sold and delivered TO you
in the CITY Of seattle during the
month OF September. 1900. and for
the costs Of this suit.
PETERS & POWELL.
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
v. q. Address Dexter Horton
Bank Building. Seattle, KING Co..
Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1900-10-16
Rea! Estate
Fire and Marine Insurance
CUSTOMS SHOWING.

The customs house report for Sep.
TENDER shows the total Imports Of
the district for the month go D.
tstt.sss. exports. siSss 81. Tscoms
leada IN imports. her figure bsius
-. &c. and Reattler tit1.i1t ard So.
attic IN exports. tst2.iea. go Tacoma 4
ftis.foz. Included M the exports arr
ga ges bushels Of wheat. kt.tz1 bar.
reis ~ -four. z5.siF.oase feet uf ium.
her and s.ts9. 0a@ shingles.
There wsrs IL yssesls arrived and
10 cleared for foreign ports.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1900-10-16
HORRIBLE
TALE OF
CRUELTY

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. OCT. IL
Capt. n Williams. II the whaler
Baelaena. whlsh arrived IN roft
fsw days ago frosu Aissts. after
very sneeessfsi eraiss. wfli In ali
probability be arrested tomorro~ on
charge of cruelty preferred against
him ny onr Of the ssiicrn ~ho snAds
the vcyaFs with him. The csfthfa
has gained Considerable nosoticfy
for the cruel manner In " HIGH he has
treated his sailors On other cruises.
and the eharsu made against him on
this oecaeien does not surprise any
body Tie WAS wanted hy thr or
GERS on similar charges when he left
here on the whalrr about ~ months
ago. and was compelled to hoard hts
vessel IN the ocean from one Of tho
pilot boats ~ escape arrest. The
present charge % cruelty was PRIV
f~fred against him hy sailor nam
ed Mike Rrotx n. who ehsssYs that
the captain and Mate Porter attack
ed him while the vhsi~r was lying
IN fanxhsns hay. without him hav-
ina given them ans prUvucAtion for
the ssseult. Hs Was returning from
the shore. and had Just boarded the
NfWEHA ANHAtA NN !" - &fNtEAfN ~ tnF
mate and asked what right he had
20 bring a sias ahosrd the vessel.
brown told his supsuar ofriccr that
he had borrowed IL from the natives
and intended "a SO hunting Thn
mate ordered him TO return 10 the
natives. nnd not 20 try that trick
again Brown oheycd the order. but
when he returned 20 the vessel he
says he Was assaulted hy the mat
and captain. who nearly beat h.fn
into insensibiilty. Not content with
this. they tricsd him 10 the rigging
snd kept him there four hours and
half. notwithstanding that the
femuerature wse below zero. Brown
asserts that n WAS several months
before he recovered from the treat
ment which he had received at the
hand OF the officers. Brown alleges
that the mate and captain became
smiften with two souawH and the
mates Ire WAS aroused when ore 81
the men aboard the vessel succeed
cd In winning his dusky sweetheart
by prsrcnting her with roll OF cal
leo. From that time or there was
trouble aboard the vessel. and tho
men were in constant fear Of him.
The captain ably seconded him in
his efforts, and between the two OF
GERS their lives were daily IN peril.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1900-10-16
THREE MEN
IN DEADLY
COMBAT

NORFOLK. Va, Oct. fs.--.Ieron1c
Walker. 80 years old, a Norfolk coun-
y politician. and his two sons, had a
desperate tight az Decp creek last
night, and all three will probably die.
u WALKERS youngest son refused
WHISKY. and Walker. SELLING a bfIer
bush, put out the boys eyes lie
then hit him with u club, and while
the boy lay unconscious, robbed
him,
The other son met walker. while
the latter was en- route 70 a liquor
shop and attacked his father with a
knife. Wnikar also drew knife
ana the father and son engaged IN "a
bloody duel on the roadside. Both
were terribly cut. The elder Wake
tost beth sarS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1900-10-16

A serious accident occurred this
morning SIX people. bruised and
broken. needed the services Of an ari.
huisnee 20 take them 20 hospitals.
They we're the victims ~ th@ Ren-
ton electric car accident.
where was the ambulance 20 con.
vey these sufferers They required
careful handling In suitable con-
veyance BY experienced men. u
spighs even be that their lives de-
pended upon such care.
There was only hard patrol
wagon unified for such work. and
the victims OF the accident were
dumped into this and cstrted away
shame. indeed. to city Of s5.tof
people, The negligence and delay Of
the authorities IN taking this arnba.
lance matter up il tnexcnsabie--ai.
most criminal. At the meeting Of
the city counsii last night the arnhu-
sI2nrxNas not even mentioned. al
though re was scheduled for cousid.
@ratfon after many weary delays
The c0unciirnen were too anxious
10 get away 70 pciiftcai meetings, &c
take any time 10 attend to the city I
interests.
The city Of Tacoma with popu-
istions Of something like 5000
and transient arrivals scarcely ore.
fourth those nf Seattle. has an ex-
e~IIsns pnsumatie-tlred ambulance q
take care 81 the wounded, sick and
suffering The authorities Of that
city saw the necessity for purehas.
tne such a vehicle Icing ago.
II Is 70 be hoped thar the friRhiful
accident Or this morning with tha
patrol wagon figuring so unpleasant.
". VIII finally arouse the city com
ell from It's iethargy. Seattle need.
It's own ambulance. and needs II
immediately.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1900-10-16
|. S. MILLER ARRIVES.

Mr.. L. 5. Miller. formerly general
manager ef sh- : q /. aud Mfs
Miller have returned to Seattle frcri
their Esirepeau trip Mr.. Miller has
BEEN offered and has aeeerted thu
position e assistant % Preeifxn.
Thomas. Of she Erie railroad IN New
Yess. and viii leave Tor the East tbts
week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1900-10-16

a co, Lfd.-yIcToRIA
HOTTIE

poDWEf.I a co. Ltd.-NIcToRIA
ROUTE
4. 4. VICTORIAN
The finest ann fastest passenger
steamer on the Pacific Coast. leaves
resief Wharf daily. except sunday.
for
PORT TOWNSEND. VICTORIA
Al ~ rs r.. NJ.
Arrives from those points daily,
except Monday. a; as .. m.
Il. :. UTOPIA
Leaves Yeaier Wharf Daily. except
sunday for
PORT TOWNSEND, VICTORIA
At SEQ A. NJ
Arrives from thoss points daily.
except sunday. at $50 a m. Fare
On this steamer between seattle and
Victoria. 50 cents each way.
NHATcoM q SEATTLE ROUTE
STEAMER ~sEHoME."
Leaves City Dock. foot % Main
street. Tuesday. Thursday and Sat.
urday. ~ 10 y. m for AnacorteE.
Fairhaven ard Whatcom Return
ing leave Whafcorn Sunday, Wed
nesday and Friday At s p. m.
Fare from Seattle si.o9.
DODwELL a CO. Limited,
General Agents.
Tel Main 40, iia James St.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1900-10-16
SUICIDE IDENTIFIED.

The unknown man Who suicifef
In AcSofiey'F saloon on washington
street Yesterday magnfns was tnts
morning Identified aa Ernest Cole
man. The eodx Ia at ronn@y &
stewards. ana an AUTOPSY viii b.
held today 70 determine the nature
% the poison taken By Coleman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1900-10-16

Senator Quay rises up 70 prophesy
in these words: '1n me you behold
The next Senator from Pennsyi-
vanis." Ordinarily such boasting
would be passed NJ as a mere cam
rsisn Jest However. II was this
same Quay who said a recent ieglu-
lature would elect him. and II did.
II was also Quay who said he would
get the seat In the senate by GOV,
Stones appoiutmenf. and he did
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1900-10-16

A New York seologist says we'll
all be consumed by FIRE IN 1000 Geo
years. Chicago seer prohesiee
that we viii be frozen 20 death in
u, 900. 600 years. win somebody tell
us whether we will need linen dus.
ter OF an ulater next week?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1900-10-16
GOES EAST FOR AID.

Or. Geo. neuESy. who has been sur.
ger1na several weeks from cancer %
me stomach. left last evening for
gow YORK. where he VIII cOnfuii
with M old brother physician. Dr.
aeupsy IL native OF Now York
ststs. md az ore time had one Of the
rest practices in New York city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1900-10-16

From Kansas, the land Of pianos
and wheat. comes tale Of wonder.
full prosperity Of that commons
wealth. The story is told that a
leading state bank has had 20 close
its doors because Il could no longer
End anybody 20 lend money 20.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1900-10-16

/ The Rasrsicr.ssFsnd Cafe makes a
speciality % nan ana game dinners.
Their name In a guarantee that
these dishes are 30 prepared as TO be
most ftaiatahir
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1900-10-16
MUST BE SOLD.

A spIenesd corner lot eoxiee feet.
double house OF SIX rooms each
and halls. modern on car lire:
best locality. room for more
houses rental income $50 per
month. This property for special
reasons Fspsf be sold before Nov.
1, and IL offered AT bargain. A
REAL BARGAIN. BE sure and
nre h H
See our West Seattle lots. so and up
See our Queen Anne lots. Si1s and up
GREAT NORTHERN LAND q
LOAN co.
Tel Main sss ssi First Ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1900-10-16
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS


oaBoHNE. Ti1EMrEH a Co. inc.
the old aud reliable abstract CONF
pany. established tss5. We are
nov making abstracts ~ fninlfs
claims. Basement Of Mutual LIE
building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1900-10-16
HAVE YOU MONEY /?

We take large and small amounts
OF DEPOSITS. give best OF security. and
pay II per cent. interest per rrnum.
payable quarterly.
Companies promoted, patents taxi
en- out. bought and sold. Call or
write.
G.. w. WARNER & co.
Financial Loan 4 Investment Agss..
Toronto. Ont
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1900-10-16

We print everything. Anche
Printing Co. III Third Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1900-10-16

DO YoU want hornet Call % 4
James q. Owens With Moore In
vestsnrns Co. liz Columbia street
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1900-10-16

Oct. l, q. II. 10 u. -. 81. NOV. ., ~
70, -. 70. %. Dee. ). .
Leave aaH Frnnoineo for Seattle II
a. IN. Oet. !. k. Is, IS. -, 81 Noy,
=. 7. II. II. =. 81 Dec, :. and every
NTH day thereafter.
For Alaska Leave Seattle y. ~
cottage city. Oct. -. "a. SoF. Is ~.
Dec. n city ~ Topeka. Oct ~
NOV. l. ie Ai-ki. Oct I. y. svN'
q. ~. Dec &. cvofy bth day Thereafter
Ticket once. OILS first Ave, s"stsie
y Hsise Ticket At y " Llyl.'
PUGET fouud supt g " Al.is, .s,lc
puret ennnd huit ocean bsnk, rrst''s
,.oodaii. Perkins n 90 ,lenstnl - :. 2.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1900-10-16
MARINE NEWS.

Capt. West and Capt. CONN.
in charge % the exploration party
which went north on the Corwin.
have located immense coal deposits
at Cape Sabine. an0 miles from
Nome. There If enough fuel TO sup.
ply Nome for a century.
The Dirigo arrived at Schwabacher
dock last night from 9kagway with
g passengers and 5000 cases OF sni.
mon. She left Oct. 8. the down trip
being uncventfui.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1900-10-16
70 Our CRY FATHERS.

What will you do with the overflow.
Plug II up or let IL go, SHAKE.
We Want the surplus for new nltiis.
To ches pen power and siuice down
hills.
Lower water. light. Insurance. bills.
To oil our tide fats and Jim Hiu'e.
so pun the plug and Jet her 90.
Forty million gallons or So
The tide land kings are ttiii alive.
Room e. ground floor. Hailers B.
Hive.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1900-10-16

Halibut schooners Norman Lunde,
Electro. Dewey. Yukon and Myrtle
arrived last night with 5000 lbs. OF
halibut.