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For Sale

rmrtt wine and whisky barre. cheap Inquire Jt thc Monogram lA Uuar House
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Roast Duck and Plymouth Rock Chicken at tho Seattle with Famous Rainier Beer.
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Just received the finest assortment of millinery ever brought to Skagway at Fife Alaska Co.,, Fourth street.
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Hotel Leland. SI3 2nd Ave, Seattle. Wash. Central location. Rates reas- enable
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At Glacier

Most %. thc r'roldpeup.c m West .ru W..bn.,au know ecual loc ~HH. .r who WAS aurrIy station agent l Gu.l Diamond for tbc Columbia m. nu..t Sound division co. the Pl.H, ...-t Company Mr. ~ut.r WH. came ru uu tlc Victorian. t' uor. ..' tUe w. b X '. has gone ou tu h. n.-t at Glacier where hc has chars, Uf tHr station
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For Rent and For Sale cards at thi office
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STEAMERS DUE IN PORT.

The following steamers are scheduled l. rig.. am tI. Ilff. named.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-08
MARINE NEWS.

~ AchWataeher'a dock four large
steamers are tied up. the OtrKun,
Farnliuu. Dolphin and Bertha. also
two HrhooueFH. the Gen. EtFlln and
the Martha " Tuff.
Steamer Humboldt. capt nonui-
nrld. sailed Ter Southeastern Alaska
last night with g passengers and
go tons Of freight
The Alaska steamship companys
steamer FaraIiau. Capt. uutfss. viii
sail for Lynn canal points at to-
uigAt. She all carry about 30 o. ~.
rngegs Gnd a large cargo 81 lumber
and general merchandise.
The pnelhe Coast companyn
steamer AK vii sail for Ekak-
way tomorrow night 81 3 M. In
stead ~ tonight she b being over
hauled - the L = inspectors Of
marine huiiH and boilers.
The torpedo boat DESTROYER Colds
borough 81 this afternoon plowing
the waters 81 the hay tn an effort
GO make tbs speed q 5Q knots an
hour. she has on board the Official
Inspectors iara coal VAS received
this morning and IL q great TIM
uFotomant gTnr the local product. II
the hsait can make asis knots with
soft coal her owners are positive
hat 90 can be made with hard coal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-08
P0LiCEME EN-
AS ATHLETES

New physical tests Tor The Seattle
police aud lre departments vii
probably BE- arranged. Secretary
9raut 81 the civil service commits
slan. is studying up q system atth
the use ~ uynhWumelef. a ma
hiue dealgueI 90 give scientific
teaf 81 practically every nsaaaHr IN
The body Heretofore ftH physical
Eszla Ter Hrvmru nad policemen have
consisted 81 Vpfk with daHHbsIia.
PARALLEL bars ana such apparatus
These have been only roughly sue
feHHfui and not satisfactory.
The EXAMINATIONS Tor this month
vii be held April -. Hs announced
laat week The last daE for filing
applications wiii be- Saturday. AprH
Il Secretary grput haa already re
eelsed bout si applica tons and e.
Iaefa - have % ur u 20 AT The
vacancies o. b. hllet will be twu uF
three ia tAn fire department.. sever
Al On the police force q draukhtHs
man in the engineer Office aud
aKfHuhnrs Besides these u -
desired 90 for q liat IF ciirihiea for
each department 81 the municipal
service Vacancies occurring here
after must o. niied from these iiHts
y hrfeNer possible.
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any way affected, or "Othsrwiee"
changed 20 any other place, Mr.
Denny had. b. his deed. rendered
himself poWeriess 20 prevent n. be-
cause In such contingency the town
% Seattle Was 10 betome, TMME-
DIATELY. Invested with the trust
What Mr.. Denny miEtruHted. when
he made his deed. actually took place
about isg1-tha f0-acra lot ceaAad 70
be the pEHMA NEST location. AMI
the university picked up its traps
and moved across Lake Union. who
now owns this university slts7 Iuas-
much as ., can only be used for
university. high school or college,
perhaps the answer 90 the question
u immaterial. I am aware that an
effort has been made lsgislatiycly,
privately AMI municipality 20 avoid
the effect 81 this deed. to change, not
only the location. but the real pur-
poses % Mr. Denny'a deed Of April
70. 1861. but II the star viii give me
space. I EXPECT TO SHOW THAT
SUCH PATCHWORK WAS or NO
VALIDITY and thar this iO-acre
tract now belongs 70 the citisens Of
the city ~ Seattle. and that no leRfs-
lative body can legally take 70 away
That this i0-acre tract should. In
law and justice. be devoted per
manently' 10 the purposes its benih-
cent donor intended when he made
the gift, othesFlsa the trust would
be Futhlessly violated.
r. II. BALLrNGER.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-08
NEW AMBULANCE
ARRIVED TODAY
II Is Perfect In Every Detail-s
Long Felt Want Filled.

The new city ambulance arrived
last nifht II VIII be placed iu capt
huglo'H barn on the southeast corner
~ Jefferson and Fourth avenue TO-
dny. Telephone connection between
the harm and the police department
VII be- nc once established The am.
huinucs VIII be in readiness to req
pond 60 calls within two or three
days
The vehicle n onn 81 studehnker'a
best models and In all particulars
suitable 60 every public demand
Hereafter there viii be no necessity
Tor the sick and dying 70 be- hustled
through the streets IN the patrol
wagon.
The gearing - the wagon was
manufactured nj south Uend. Ind
and shipped tn Portland. whore lf
was finished. The Interior o. nm
ished iu light oak. and every detail
has hren attended In with "a nicely
and crrs % sanitation. The cot q
adjustable 20 a sitting or reclining
posture The wheels have lnrEe rub
hor tires and the syringe made with
care for perfect comfort
Mr. Hnrle has purchased two
splendid horses when the outnt IL
complete. Il viii have cost him about
SIC 0o0 capt HoRle has contracted
20 do the city work for $40 per
month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-08
BARNARD
GOES OUT

~ an executive session Of the
board Of sehu.l directors held last
week Frank Il. Cooper. uperlntcnd-
cnt ~ public schools Of salt Lake
city. was elected as superintendent
OF Seattle public schools To- succeed
Frank J, Barnard. present superin-
tcndcnt. who was elected for on,y
one year, his time expiring In May.
This secret action Of the board
sets at rest all speculation as to the
change that was sure to come about
next month Mr.. barnard has met
with much success as city superin-
tendcnt. but at the same time has
been iu dIsfayar on account of Ger
tain political positions he has taken
When seen today MIR. Barnard
would say nothing on the subject.
Prof. Cooper is n man or profound
education and has brought the Salt
Lake schools up to a high stand
ard.
Prior 10 his engagement at Salt
Lake he was connected with schools
at Des Molnes. Iowa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-08
BIG CROWD WENT
TO BREM ERT0N

The officers and crew OF the bat
tioship Iowa certainly had no cause
10 complain Of the attentions given
by Seattle people yesterday, as from
early morn TIL night every craft
plying 10 and from the Bremerton
navy yard Was loaded with sight
ssera. The La Conner Trading &
Transportation Co. handled the bulk
II the traffic and the steamers Inland
Flyer and Fairhaven were compelled
10 make extra trips.
Lieut. Commander Geo. ". Peters,
officer Of the day, was asgiduous In
his attentions ana afforded the Wis
itors every opportunity 70 inspect
the vessel.
The iowa will remain In drydock
during this week and VIII then 20
10 Fan Francisco 10 take part IN the
naval demonstration In honor of
President Mckinley, after which she
will return 10 Bremerton Tor further
repairs. II f. generally Understood
that she will be attached 20 the Asia
tic squadron.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-08
HAS old UNIVERSITY
SITE BEN FORFEITED
kse Dallager So Decares-He Says the University OF
Washington Has No Further Legal Claim Upon
the Property in This City,

= December 1850, while the ter
IRA legislature vas In session at
Jnris and l0zgsrs we're busy at
- Own o. Seattle pulling logs down
~ street and from the first hill
lnisrs mill. the Legislature pass
= a act boating the university al
= Own u Seattle. provided 10 acres
- deHated BY the citixsns for uni
ssss.iy purposes. fses act Of Dec. 5,
Ana1r A. Denny was expected 10
nokf Of the donating. but IL ap-
~ taat Be was skeptical as TO the
- i@ith o. an ordinary Legislature,
= Inserted In his deed the words,
-. -. Ire said university should be
si.rAANESTLY located and built
Il s@attle (see deed record VI. b.
3 W. And the further provision,
nsat ssniheancs. Provided, al
- and these presents are upor
=. eonaitson. that II the said ter
~.9ilAi university. BY act u the said
s-.lerial legislative assembly or
elnhhWISE, should not be located
e4lf upon the i0-anre lot, etc.
'.-'saingtothe true intent and mean
Irese presents, THEM THE
s1lD TRACT OR LOT SHALL. RE-
r 81 70 AND IMMEDIATELY
-. -. IN THE TOWN OF ~
= ~ etc. a. a site for univers-
=. nian school or college and for no
49, DNrpose. II u evident and
-. 80 % lawyer that. should tho
"enehcy 81 this location be In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-08
Old MERRIMAC BLOWN UP.

distance round about was strewn
with pieces ~ wreckaRe and quan-
Titles OF dead fish.
The heights surrounding the bay
were thrpnged with HiRhtseors, ana
many small craft lay 10 at safe dis
lance from the submerged Mcrri-
mac.
Late this week the after portion %
the old collier will be blown up. and
the harbor then viii have been en-
tirely freed from obstruction.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-08
CHINA QUITS STRUGGLING.
AGREES, FINALLY, TO THE LIST OF PunisHMEKTs
PREPARED Nv THE PoWERS-IMPEpIMEHT
I'd PEACE is REMOVED.

tension between Russia and Japan,
this feeling being based on the latest
advices from Japan and Russian
sources. and on the fact that nj
though the Japanese press Is warliko
In the tone. the prospect OF financial
Gripping which would be the result
OF war IN any event, cannot fail 60 be
a heavy check on the japanese gov
eminent
on the other hand. the optlmlsts
admit That the war fever in Japan Is
very hot, and that japanese public
opinion IL cXnaperated by Russia y
cold bloodcd aggression This may
force the hand Of the cabinet. unless
tho whole International position he
speedily adjusted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-08
MACINTOSH.

NEW YORK. April s.-The dreari-
est Faster In - years - the record
yesterday made IN NeW York city
a cold rain fell during part % the
day and only twtc. or thrice dld
the . watery wtutrY sun" break
thro1gh the leaden skies 20 cheer the
passing throng. Elaborate spring
time gowns that we're 20 have daE-
xied the city. went undrnnsd 500
ciety for ths greater part stayed In
doors, and those that Ventured out
walked somhsriy IN mackint1ah
meath umbrella roofs The famous
ftfth avenue promenade % E.aathf
day was abandoned. Altogether. u
was the drearlest Easter New York
has known IN a whole score % years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-08
COUNCIL OF
DEBTS
Meets to Pass on Vast
War Claims.
Foreigners File Demands for
$4,000. 900 Damages
Against U. S.
wApufSgTOS

WASHINGTON. April s-Ths
spanish Treaty Ciaims commission
held lta initial meeting at II o'clock
this morning In the attorney Eeusr-
ais Office. IL was purely formal
and preliminary. the main purpose
being - IN definitely the period
from which are 10 be calculated the
six months during which oil claims
must be referred 60 the commission.
The total amount u damages now
claimed " upward % 80 coo 9in
Nearly all Of these have b~en taken
b awyera on 99 la per cent cuntln-
Rent-fce.
About three fourths u the claim
ants are persons with Cuban or
spanish namsa.
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PEKIN, April SIT r. reliably re-
ported that tho termination Of n
lengthy interview, had yesterday by
United States Special Commissioner
Hockhill with II Hung Chang. was
the assurance by the latter that
China 1nally has removed the last
obstruction TO peace by conBenting
to the list Of punishmentH a. made
up and submitted by the powers
The imperial court Is reported as
being extremely anxious to hasten
its return 60 pekin. as soon as the
foreign troops shall have evacuated
that city.
LONDON. April S.-Omdal circles
here are optimistlcs regarding tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-08

SANTIAGO DE CUBA. April s--A
spectacular scene was enecnted late
afternoon in Santiago hnr-
hor. when the forward portion Of the
submerged structure % the United
States collier Mcrrimae. sunk BY
Lieut.. Richmond =. Hnbaon, WAS
blown up with 1900 pounds q dYns
nunlte. 4 column Of water rose 20
feet into the air when the electric
button exploding the charge was
touched. and the harbor for n great
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-08

is KAUGHT
Brotharhood Chiefs Claim;
Strike Threatens.

NEW YORK. April S-The mil-
way brotherhood chiefs having left
town With parting shot at Presi-
dent Warren 81 the Jersey Central
that he was too naughty 10 meet
them In conference. the Indications
for strike seem improved
This morning President Warren
said he had not received any letter
asking Tor a conference and couEe-
qucntly he has been unjustly accus-
ed.
IN the meantime n vote 20 strike
win De taken by all orders on the
Central unless President Warren
makes ovarturea
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ii SAYS: 81 AM IN GODS HANDS,

such occurrences never viii restrain
me FROM whatever political measures
1 consider soad
The uremon episode referred O. b.
the kaiser Is the assault committed
by Mvllaud. an epileptic workman
who threw piece OF iron az tho
Kaiser, woundiuN him IN the cheek
William = deeply hurt BY the velled
hints thrown cut t. the effect that
the Weiland assault has unncryed
him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-08

-costN Apru she severe and
- ssneral criticism - kupcror
- Az his reeentig expressed
A Evolutionary uprtalnE m
- ..-y brought from him the fol.
- srstsSt. delivered before the
- chamber - lords. Re said
X r~asss against the assertion
- actions are Influenced hY
=. ~ ,,~urrenea az Hremen. I am IN
s.rss a God. aaa shall always
80 / recognise 10 be my duty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-08
BY ROPE And
ROOF
Assassin Escapes From
Crowd Below.
Suspicious Husband Commits
Spectacular Crime Vic
TN Is a Clerk.

WICHITA. kan. April slower
tnH himself from the roof 81 q three.
story building fast night. a would
be assassin shot into tbs roam q
Edward Hlnrs. a clerk WuundiuE
him fatally above the heart
The ASSASSIN then draN himself
up ca The ronf and escaped tho
crowd that had gathered below
Shines accuses T Robinson 81
The crime. ana Robinson has been
arrested. The police H8y that Rob
iuaon had accused his aife - i'm
proper intimacy with NIueH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-08

,~.W YORK. April s.-Ths Pan
= '''nn exposition at Buffalo n
~. eiaiysned ~ a series Of real
~ ,'s4h bull fights. wilh the blood
brutality left CUT. according 70
y. AeOarvie, president Of tho
e.,,. american C0Heesslonairea ASSOC
ss,s. Mr. MoGaryle has just re-
49, from a VISIT 70 the city on
"hers no went to arrange
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-08
S. p. PASSENGER WRECKED.
TWO FIREMEH KILLED TWO ENGINEERS scaLpEp---
TRAIN JUMPS TRACK AT FIFTY MILES
IN HOUR.

OGDEN. Utah. April s.--Eouthern
Pacific passenger train No. ! vas
wrecked az Morris Hiu. Nevada, az
. a.cIark last night
Fireman I.oder ~ Wells and Fire
man Hickman ~ ogden were tn
stautly killed.
Engineers Warner of ogden and
Mcbride OF Wells were seriously
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-08
HORRIBLE EASTER CRIME.

PATTERSON. N. j., April SIN an
Easter celebration row, over n game
Of carda. sahbathn PiRinoll shot aud
killed his brother Pietre and aeri-
oualY wounded his father. Sab
batha'H skull was laid open by an
axe-blow delivered by the brother,
pietri.
aabbntha had been driven from
the house, but quickly returned and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-08

Hcnlded
The train Jumped the track at 30
miles an hour
The baggage and mail cars and
two neEines were piled Up in mass
one mail clerk was injured, but
not seriously. The mail and baggage
cars were burned.
Two passengers were killed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-08
EAR TO EAR.

HAuTtNGTON. Nsb., April s.
with his throat cut from ear 90
ear aud e razor IN hia hand. IudR
benjamin NJ Weed. formerly prlu-
yipni ~ the public schools Ia Ciu-
ciunuti. wac found lying Ia grave
yard on the outskirts II thiH town.
N n believed that his wounds VIII
prove fatal Letters found on hia
person indicate his intention 90 XII
iIunrIf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-08
AGNEW SAYS
IT'S CORRECT
Reaches England with the
Stolen Portrait.

LIVERPOOL. April SC Moreu
and Mr. AEueW. uf AFnew a Sons.
arrived today on the Etruria. Mr..
ARnsw says he has the real Gains
borough painting stolen ia 1875. flo
declined a. make "a further state
ment. ana started for London by
train with the famous picture un-
der his arm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-08
AWFUL. TALE
OF THE SEA

LONDON. April s.-A hideous
story Of shipwreck and canniballam
AZ sea comes BY mall from Hinga-
pore. The dispatch states that the
ship Angola struck n reef and WAS
wrecked six days out from Manila.
Two RATS put OF. one bearing five
men and the other one twelve. The
FIRST raft was lost. but the second
survived the seas. Che drifted 20
days. then brought up on a small Ia
land northwest Of fiorneo, with only
two men surviving ~ the twelve.
These survivors said that their
mates had gone insane and been
killed. or had killed themselves, and
portions Of their bodies had been
eaten By the orazed survivors from
day 70 day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-08
BY FLAMES.

ST. LOUIS, April Sire started
by sparks from a passing switch-en-
CINE yesterday destroyed large ele-
vator owned BY the ~. Louis Ele-
vator 4 Storage co. Tho loss IL
$3.50. 900. Both the building ana tho
contents. consisting for the main
part o. 500 900 bushels Of wheat, we're
fully insured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-08

attacked his fofher with n atlletto,
innictinR a wound I'm the arm, pietre
came 10 his fathers MD and fellcd
Sabbnthn with an axe Sabbatha
partly raised himself from the floor.
and NJ the blood poured down over
ha face, he fired two shots. one OF
which KILLED pietre and the other Of
which seriously wounded the old
man. ~ ~ thought that Sabbatha
cannot recover.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-08
STR. CENTENNIAL
ARRIVES IN PORT

steamer Centennial capt Ander-
son. arrived fram san Francisco at
Do 30 last night With "a large cargo
% merchandise and feW psFHyu-
sore She ALI load freight Tor Hon
uluiu and O. heauiad Ja sail Aprl
o. The vesaHi nliI return 90 Seattle
tui 80 Oh the Some run fur the
North western Commercial company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-08
HAIL, MOBILES!

TACOMA. April s---Elahorate prep
rarnrs are under uAy - the mo-
- q Aah temple g entertain the
sary a $50 Shriners and their ladies'
rss nrs now en- route home from
zsciui1. where thsY Instituted the
-, Mystic shrine IN the Hawaiian
sNa1s. The party vii b met az
FsrtlAnd this Wednesday evening
"a sseortsd y Tacoma. where they
~ send Thursday and Friday.
nay nobies from Seattle wlli par
Ea,aEe IN the entertainment at Ia
era
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-08
LAUNCHED.

EVERETT. April ss--Fics thoua-
and people last evening Witnessed
the launching 0f the four masted
schooner Oteila Petersen. from the
White shipbuiidinx company'a yards.
Mrs. 0tnlia Petersen. wife II the
managing owner 81 the new ship.
shattered a bottle 81 champagne over
the bows and christencd the vessel
her nanesaks. The Oteiia Petersen
it feet G inches deep 90 hold. The
stepping Of her mhats and trimming
u the ship viii require two weeks
more work. This finished, the otelia
Petersen will go into commission for
San Francisco parties.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-08
BULL FIGHTS FOR BUFFALO.

for the bringing 70 Buffalo ~ a small
army Of expert tOTeadors and their
reRirnentals, together with a bunch
Of blOoded Spa uiah bulls The
scheme n 10 have the fight progress
az In Mexico, saving only that In
stead 81 planting lance IN the body
Of the bull. the foreador. ~ the cru
cial moment. will fastsn a rosstte on
that spot ~ the animals body whore
the lance thrust ordinarily would be
made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-08
FOUND DEAD
IN HIS BED
nj Ueslth and Misfortune
Point to Suicide.

r. LOUIS. April s-Frcierick c.
s<Arars. enc q the oldest mem
~ ~ the Merchants exchange.
Il, t,and dad In bsd ~ his home
- rarning. II Il believed that he
ss,-s tfed suicide With poison on
.eur-s q "a health and financial
-ursrxa<
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-08
loNQUERED
BY CLIMATE
. q orders Americans Re-
slscsd BY Natives.

LEXINGTON. April S.-secrc-
-. has cahled Instructions
:" .,,.l Rsmey. commander 81
,.,.,,e squadron. 70 enlist 500
,.,,ors 20 man Eunboats and
..,sf vessels formerly belong
scain bat now used by tho
s,atea These natives Will
n. nucleus OF an important
n i found that Americans
~. s,and the climate OF the
~nrrsnss aboard vessels
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-08
Henry McNoughton Wedding.

Mr.. Charles T.. Henry and Miss
Lottle McNauRhton we're married
Saturday evening. April 9. az the
parsonage Of the United Presbyter-
church by Rev. W. a. Spalding
DID. The young couple VIII make
their future home In Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-08

Easter time is the best time
Of the year to replenlsh the
Linen Closet. and The Lead
.r the best place 10 buy. We
keep only well known
makes
1T 5ac yard Bleached Satin
pamaak. u inches wide.
heavy Scotch. sturdy quail
lty worth 81 90. only ...sac
NAPKINS q inches square.
according 20 usual stand
ard they are worth s. SO.
special. dozen ..........s2.t5
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-08
MURDERED p

4 sAN.OyVER, y. G., April SIT
: as 49, ,hat Harry Myers, a ranch
49,. - 70 mbler Islands, has been rnur-
~ hls jap laborers. gearrh for
~ - p this city has failed To bring
s.snt any definite elew. Myers
! -, 49,. nsfe nearly two weeks ago with
"a ,,.ioad u cord wood. which no
kiH lto. He intended returning
- rltn this money several days
- 49, nsignbors report that he
& alisu 70 show up. They think
h, ~ murdered BY his Jap hands
IL. ~ money, and that the body
- been hidden.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-08

The F'raternal Army Of America
frotcrnal benefit society, with head
offices at Taylorvllle. III, and chart
cred under the laws Of that state. has
recently organized In this city, Au-
rora Past No. l81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-08
Ship Senator Arrives.

Tho British ship senator arrived
~ the Grsat Northern docks e.
smith cove LAST night from Wei If,l
Wet She viii load wheat Tor the
United kingdom.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-08
WAISTS

Several new lines added this
week - our already we'll
assorted stock. some choice
STYLES sold last week. and
really the favorable com
meut passed upon them
vas one 81 the greatest adj
Xertlsaments we could pos
aibiy have. We urge you TO
view our stock personally.
special lines at 4ac, Sac and
...44..a see .t.st -ts-ss..Al II
Also In SILK. worth 81 so.
special 1850 ..............Sa.bo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-08
SIGHTED.

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among her passengers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-08
WASH GOODS

Mm Ends In SIX Finished
CHIIeoeH and FoulHrd Prints.
Worth Ai-ac. special. yard.
So pieces Pretty lawns. Cord
ed uimitiea Dotted Swiss.
etc. all new goods; worth
istac and i5C. choice. yard.
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