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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-30
Travellers Railway Guide.
Markham pAotfo

North coas, Llmitss- Leave for 81 Paul q
. m. Arrive from g. Paul D. m
Atlantic Erpress Leave for 81 Paul fas
BaiasoS '' 9S si t. sSl b. :. louis.
A isss. T ,,sio. = az m "a, A ,,.
. m Arrive ! 3 a m m. az 3 y. s sss i i
,. m,
Express olYmpia and Gfay's narbor-Lsavs .
Eapress South Bend Leave Isroep, suudayl,
m, Arrive tezoept sunday. ass p N.
seven trains each va between Seattle and
Tacoma Leave a. ~. 7U a. M. . a. m
% D. m. and 30 D. m Arrive Is a m
a. M, i2'h o M. as =. m. 60 p, m,
p. m. and al5 p ~
kane Leave as a. m Loo y IN. aud So d m
Arrive 80 a. m. 100 2 m. and 3 o m
EKpfesa surnss aud Nsucoutsf. u, C.-Leavs
w I've iT.lss snShS sS .woo,,,r,,,.
a.io a. m. i0 p M Arrive u 20 =. m. SIC
D N.
m leteopt sunday. Arrive II 90 a. m. Except
nundayl
orost Northern
Overland Flyer-Leaye for IT. Paul D m.
Arrive from st. Paul D. m
Espresa spoksne-LeaVe $50 a. m. Arrive
Two trains whatcom. Mt. vsruon-Lears IN
Expfc,s riiaine. New Westminster Leave IS
M Arrive $40 D. m.
-Four trains each way between Seattle ana
Everett Leave - a. m, $50 a. m, $40 . M
and : p N, Arrive s'o a. M. nae .. m. $40
o N. and p m
Columbia & Puget Sound
Columbia a Puget Sound Two trains. Bissa
Diamond and Franklin. Leave $50 a m tex.
copt sunday and a.eo p m. Arrive 10 as q.
m. and AS D. m, teKospt sunday.
canadian Pacific
Express Nancupver and overiand-Lsave s;Ip
a. m. Arrive ssID y, IN.
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"SnoW White
Finish

We are specialists IN dress
shirt laundering. And the
dress shirt and dress linen are
quite an important In their
way "a the dress suit. The
unique snow white. lustsriess
finish that we give linen IL
peculiarly a Queen city prod
uct. We Use pure. filtered
water from the larges, filter
Ing plan, in the city. That's
one reason why our linen gets
the delicate. ideal finish. An
other reason II the cractinK
care we take. No particular
man can do without the Queen
city finish In dress shirts aud
other linen. A postal card
brings our best service. Send
Us n dress shirt for trial.
lA4s-2s tih. Phone Main sss.
-H=7HHssaHsaa
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la ROCHE. photographer. 81 list.
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IN THE COURTS


VIM Pinnick has sued McCabe
and Hamilton. strvednres. for tis,-
co damages. on account Of personal
injuries, which he ciaims 20 have
sustained while in their employ
Pinniek alleges that on Sept. : he
was lcading and unloading freight
on the Eghert at Arlington dock. He
was ordered BY defendants foreman
20 SO into the hold and place sacks
Of coal In sings 60 be raised BY a
crane. He alleges that the foreman
negiigently left half section Of the
hatch cinse1. and a. a sling was be.
ing raised from the hold Il struck
the closed section of the hatch. which
was torn away. and fell upon Pin
nick. severely and permanently In
Turing him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-30
BRIEF STATE NEWS

f,r raui Rasdssk, a NORTHERN PAIN.
aa I,sinan. Is dead, frora srt,,. fseitle
.ceived by heavy ~. INJURIES re-
,ns upon and erushlnr n. S,pf0n fall
Der Monday. s ms leg At Les
,n @.,,sndanee a. The county ,..,A.
q -sltlte now In session 4, tse,acnerH'
- exceptionally goad u wnateom
enrolled. - teachers were
hela ,s ,ong drawn-out case ~ nj.
81 = fierros. who has been ,,-.. Heln =
&C ~ y the Ealia WaIla en,,l psoAectit-
sies,,,Sa July 1898, on a charge court
~ Ing has been finallv ta morse
srs, ~ .ne receipt IN Walia VEN, ,lat :
A. t1nF from the suprey,. ~ ~. Of
IN, ,'.lIos Will at once enter ~ 49, Z
years sentence. upon
iss III sen''s s tar levy n Fslyb...
NA nxed AZ 90 min. raven
~ -. rea e.y an Atlln mi,.r -.
49, ~ near comox, 3. = n Ing. hunt
TO- - and killed a fars',.il'l entaliy
~. |fenee on Monday pa named
'h florence for deer. 'aesy mis-
d. D. X. Pearasns aays he
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MORTALITY RECORD

Joseph Yarneii. aged a. years, died
AT the Seattle General hospital yes.
terday. Deceased Was a member ~
the odd Fellows and the knights OF
Pythiaa. The funeral will be held
from Butterworsh'H chapel Friday af-
teynoon
Francis William. the 1-months' old
son Of MIR. and Mira. r. Erickson. died
at "a. Twenty fourth avenue ycntrr-
day. The body IL a, Buttsrwortha
The body % the late William ~,
Gibson has shipped by Hutterwurth
a Sons 10 san Francisco
Charles L.egguit was buried from
the funeral pAriors Of Butterworth q
sons nc ~ o'clock yesterday morn
Ing. inssrment was In Mount Pleas.
ant cemetery.
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Seven hundred and NIFTY cars OF
fruit and produce. aggrrgnting In
vnlues over hslf n million dollars,
have been handled 80 far this season
by the three large wholesale packing
firms of Walla walla.
w. r. Knowles. who is charged
with forging a number OF checks ana
passing them on merchants and Aa-
ioonkeepcrs al Pullman one SAtur-
day evening last spring. n behind
the bars In the Whitman county iatl
after a trip half way around the
world and back.
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FOR SELLING
BOGUS CLAIM

A warrant has been issued from
Justice Cams court for the arrest OF
Joseph Nadcn. formerly OF the firm
Of Naeon and Wright. mining hrok-
ers wAo had offices In the Pacific
block. The charge Is obtaining
money under faiss pretensuS G. T..
king alleges tina Nadon Sold hln a
QeRrteF Interest In q ciaitn for $1,000
last February King later found
eas that the claim was worthless.
Nnaon returned few days ago from
Mime.
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HELD UP THE
WRONG MAN
Two FoOipads Were Probably Lay
ing for a Particular Person

Two highwaymen attempted 10
hold up q citizen on Maynard avenue
near Jackson street at 1880 last night
but realized that they had made n
mistake and allowed their victim to
80 his way unmolested. Later the
man. who gave his name as Brown,
reported the matter 10 the police.
MT Brown naid he was walking on
Maynard 2vsnue behind two men.
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NICARAGUA CANAL

At today'a meeting of the
chamber Of commerce. the Nicaragua
canal question n on az a special
order Tor discussion. The matter
was brought w az the last meeting
when Judge Hoyt moved that the
chamber endorse the resolution 81
the San Diego. Cal. chamber % com
merce. calling for the immediate con-
strueti6n OF the fsthmlan canal
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De SOTO MAY
LOSE HIS JOB

la certain ordinance that was in
trodueed In the city council Ia
PISSED Or. De Soto OF the waysfde
Mission win no longer be paid by the
&fy for caring for the unfortunate
aupe nsEds. The bill In question Il
. repeal q former Bill comforting on
Dr. De Soto police powers 20 compel
he victims To remain under his care
~ the mission. and providing for
payment to Or. De Soto OF 50 cents a
~ for each person 30 kept.
he ban IL introduced by the fn-
tnee committee and the only explain
sNn offered - that the city desires
2 cut down expenses.
Should the bin pass II viii be necea-
mry 10 confine the drug users IN the
siiy jail hereafter. DIR. De soto feeds.
shelters and treats them medically
Tor - cents a day.
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GIDDY

GUTHRIE. o. r.. oct s0.--Coionsi
Nathaniel Mackay. owner of the
Dewey hotel In Washington. filed a
suit yesterday for divorce from his
wifs. Jennie Pope Maekay. whom he
married in Brooklyn In January. 1883
He charges her with ungoVcruabis
temper. quarrelH0tns disposition and
marrying him for money. He alleges
that she induced him to marry. say
ing she was only n. while in fact
she was 81. He IA now "a.
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DEDICATION
Services al First Congregational
Church, OF Bellevue

The FIRST Congregation church 81
bellevue. ~ which Rev. ". W. MGR
Ger Ia pastor. was dedicated ywster-
day. In the afternoon the sermon
wns delivered by Rev. W. "a. O. TEN.
pie Of Seattle, The evening sermon
was given by Rev. r.. l.. Smith. Of
Pilgrim Congregational church. and
addresses were made by Rev. H. G.
Wisweli. Rev. Samuel Green and
Rev. W, W. Hcuddnr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-30
OLD IDAHO
IMPROVED

Or De Soto has Just finished extsn.
awe alterations IN his hospital ship,
thu old Idaho. A new stairway and
deck materially Improves its extsr-
nal appearance. ON this inside an on.
tire new ward ana operating room
has b~un completed. The Mission
no~ can accommodate nearly thirty
aIinn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-30
WESTMINSTER
MEMS LEAGUE
Election OF Officers and Trustees
Held last Night

The Msn'n League ~ The weHsmin
Hter Presbyterian church elected on
GERS last night. a. follows.
President. T.. FIT, Shaw. vice preai-
dent A. Hohinson. secretary. John y
Reed treasurer. A. ~. Hawkins. Far
trustees the officers already named.
aud Alexander Myers and y. Shar-
rock wrrr elected.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-30
MAYBE DRINKING
SCOTCH WHISKY

Robert Sesbett. Srotehnnan who
1sss Al Ballard. Is missing since last
Friday. His friends have appeared
q police headquarters and asked
Nat he be looked UP. When
ssxsd where he would likely be found
eae 81 the anxious ones stated that
y was probably In Some saloon
Enere scotchmen generally conRre-
kzts and good Scotch whisky r. sold
ne police believe the man viii be
fegnd.
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CUBAN TRADE
A Few Figures Which Show a
Thing or Two

The summary of the commerce 81
the island Of Cuba for May. 1901. Is
sued by the United States govern
ment. received by the chamber Of
commerce today. gives the following
interesting figures on the imports
and exports Of the island.
IMPORTS.
NAY 1871 - e. ..ssssss.s.s..tpsfhA s 800
May isyl -. .. % .. ...s - L. b.bSs, bs6
Decrease IN one year 81 222.gig
EXPORTS.
May, 1900 o.. o.. 9. ........ o.. 0t3 2si
May, 1901 o.. q. s...4......... 1.sf2,7f8
-sssAa-sa
Cain In one yrar. o.. .....f1. 100 ts7
The figures for the eleven month";
ending May. 1900 and May. 1901, are
as follows.
IMPORTS.
n months ending May. mhn
II months ending May. 1900 tG5. IA. 7gs
II months ending May. 1901 70 eGs .sig
Decrease IN one year ..4.1 b,7f5 800
EXPORTS
n months ending May. 1900 so. ~. ssg
If months ending May 1901 57709. ss5
Gain In one year .. =. 1889. 1853
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HIS DOUBLE

LINCOLN. Nsb. Oct ~. y.
SWartn. farmer, from near Fair
mount. IL IN Sail here. charged with
lmperspnaiinR Gov savage. swartx
bears a remarkable resemblance 90
SshFaska's executive. Hs came e.
the capitol and introduced himself
about town "a the governor The de-
eeptian worked and Swartx had -
much fun that he celebrated his
achievement. The police were al mrs,
ioaih 20 make ths arrest. fearing he
was really the governor.
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They separated Go let him pass ana
when hc was between them they adj
iuHtcd masks ana levcied rcvulvotH
at him with the customary command,
At this juncturo one of the men said
60 his partner You have made a.
mistake, Jake" lirown was then
told e. go about his business.
The police believe that the robbers
were waiting for some particular per-
non
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n, Seattle and san Francisco
psssty and Navigation Co, and
= NcFthern Pacific Railway Co.
* has filed is written accept
~ ulsh the city clerk u the ord
<anes recently passed by council
eaa;lag 70 the two companies joint
N 4 Franchise 90 enter Seattle over
esraln streets.
ne import u the hil Il that II
.ssalisss The entering OF the city by
~ Norshern Pacific over ita own
sssrks. whsch were built BY the y.
p ander the 5. and 5. r. 4. and n.
Is. franchise.
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D. 5. Johnston Co.
SOB Second Avenue
Burke BulidIa1
Specials for This Week
Burke BuIidIa1

is-ln. All-Llnen Unbleached Crash
Towellng. worth i-3c, for. yard i.
........-...-..-.. ..........o DC
5s-in. Heavy Cream Linen Damask:
worth sc, for, yard. .x5c
s0-in Sash Curtain Lace. with side
border in Baitepberg effect. worth
SOC yard. for ..............1g c
a7-in. Pretty Figured silkalines:
worth l-sc, for. a yard ..... &c
Black Satin Petticonts, with double
tucked fl0unce and under ruffle:
worth s3.2a for. each 1.9S
Black Mercerixed Satin petticoats.
two styles. one has a heavy corded
double flounce. the other a ie-in.
plated fiounce: usual price ts.5e.
Tor each 80. ........-........ 30
Ladies' Heavy Fieece-I.ined Ribbed
Vests and Pants, cream color;
worth zoe. for, each 3Sc
Ladies' Part Wool silver Gray Rib
bed vests and Pants. worth CSC.
for, each ....... 35c
Ladies' Silver Gray Three Quarters
Wool Ribbed Vests and Pants:
worth Doc. for, each ..........5Oc
Ladies Silver Gray Ribbed and
Fleece-Llned Union Suits: worth
soc. for, each .................3 Dc
ss-in. Figured Silkalines: worth lai6c
and i5c. special for, yard. Hoe
ss-in. Figured Art Denims, good.
new styles and both sides printed:
worth l5c, Tor .s................1O Zoe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-30
MAKING OF
ELECTRICAL
SUPPLIES
a Pretty Good Argument Is Laid
Down by a Boston Man

J. J. McCarter. manufacturer OF
electrical supplies from Boston. who
ls at preaent I'm Seattle. thinks the
city is an ideal place for the location
~ plant for the manufacture OF
electrical supplies. He believes that
the vast copper resources Of the West
could be utilized, and instead Of ship
ping copper East 20 be made into the
finished product and then shipped
back here for transportation TO the
Orient, the work could be done as
Well here and save the cost of the
two hauis across the continent.
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suing the orand.. o~nes.

Irwin Baruch has sued the owners
OF the Grand opera house site for
t2s.f33 damages. The defendants
are a. l. Brown and wife. executors
81 the win OF Amos Brown. deceased,
and James u. and Mary L1wmAn.
Baruch alleges that he was max
ing 5000 month from his Palm
Garden on these premises. and that
ne was elected In the winter Of 1899
1900. before the expiration 81 hts
lease. After long litigation, both
the superior and supreme court de-
cided In his favor. ana his action
for damages IL based upon that de-
cision. and the amount he asks r. the
profits he believes he lost.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-30
THE SICLIN
FROM NOME

The schooner Gen Sigiin arrived
from Nome yesterday and tied up az
Schwn bAcher'H dock The weasel
stood the trip down IN good shape
ana no accidents are reported
Twelve passengers made the trip
down.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-30
FORGETS

PtTTsnuRG. Pa, oct. 70 .--John r..
wilkinson HErd %. % WeliHviiie. an
engineer, II ~ the Homeopathic hos
nltai afflicted with aApnRia and agra.
phia. lie had designed q pipe
wrench, said 20 be perfect. just be-
fore his Illness. and his business as
ISOLATE n unable 20 patent the de-
vice, 40 Wilkinson. unable 20 re-
member important words or write
correctly. cannot communicate the
necessary details
The partner tells the attending
physician that he can name any fee
II Wilkinson 10 cured
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-30
Seattle In New York CITY

secretary Melkle OF the chamber
g commerce has received from sec
Issary schneider Of the New York
nv College club, a request for In
igFmafion concerning Seattle's facil-
e'1s ana resources. A lecture on
seaStle 10 20 be prepared. Mr.. Meikle
so,varded at once ali the necessary
Mlormafion. Advertising OF Seattle
sces on rapidly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-30
ARMY PAY

WASHINGTON. y. G. Oct, So
Paymaafer General Bates. IN his an
nuai f.purt. says that tbs pay 81 the
army far the year WAH ts2,.ihssta. an
Increase over lAst yrHf ~ 81 30i. ges
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-30
RAILROAD NOTES

The Great Northern Railway has
made n special round trip rate Of
&C. IS 90 Madison Hot Springs Tick
cts good for 10 days.
The Great Northern has also made
frst-ciasE sleeping car rate OF $40
10 50. Louis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-30
SUDDEN DEATH OF
JAMES H. GRAHAM

sa'nss H. Graham dled OF heart
- suddenly yesterday at his
-. - iels fssier way. MFR. Graham
$50 ~ = years o. age and a pioneer in
4, ne was large stoekholder
n racine Fridge 60. The BODY
:. honney & ssewart'a.
NE 49, ~ services viii be held from
a. ave residence at IL o,cIsck s-hu ~
a.. morning. He leaves dangbfer
'a' u. Met Brown. OF this c,,v
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-30
LICENSED TO WE'D

Frank brooks Ifpham. aged 70. OF
Los Angeles. and Clara Mabel HART
well. n. - Port Orchard. Francis
Gordon. aged -. aud Jennie Asher.
IL. both og Seattle. Nephi Hodgaon.
aged IS. and Mary A. Kingkendali,
81, both Of Portland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-30
SALARIES
AT RENTON
ghat New City officials win
Receive for Services

The Renton council at the regular
..s.tlne held last night disposed OF
s..ther tatch 81 city ordinances.
"a principal ordinance related To
- nay OF city officers. The city
,ss.k Is 70 receive S. for each council
,,ssting. s. for each day OF rcgisira-
,,sn aaty and 10 cents per folio for
s,srlas the city records. The salary
= Ike treasurer win be $40 per year,
81 h. : required 10 be bonded In the
.ssn a siSeo. The city attorney will
.sselye slOe per year and the marshal
- rer month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-30
WILL ENLARGE
ITS FREICHTER
Swift Navigation Company on I'm.
provement Plan

The Swift Navigation Co. Intends
20 entirely remodel itH freighter
Transport. Her hull will be- Increased
In length Is feet A new house Will
be built on her and the old one re-
moved TO leave room for freight. A
new boiler and engine will be INSTALL
% Of SUFFICIENT p0wer 10 give the YES.
sci a speed Of eight knots. An addt-
tl0nai mast VIII ne put IN piRee for
ward 81 the house with an extensive
eievating gear 10 expedite tire loading
and unloading Of freight. The cost
% The improvements viii approxl-
mate 1900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-30
new THEATER

SPOKANE. oct. 30--The new spo-
kane theater was opened last night
by the Theodore" company. the oc-
Cosion being a brilliant social AFFAIR.
The house was packed Artistically
considered the new house has no SUI
prFior In the Northwest. 1t can seat
1900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-30
Crushed Three Fingers

Mrs. Kent Il. Williams was aavere-
~ injured yesterday while work
Ing In the Ballard steam laundry
She caught her hand In a mangle,
which crushed three fingers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-30
OF
THE SEA

The ship Standard has been pulled
out Of the stream and tied up at
the Pacific Coast bunkers. She
VIII take a fun cargo Of Renton coal
for San Francisco. This is the sec
ond shipload ~ the Henton product
which has been shipped from this
harbor.
The Russian bark Fahrwohl finish
ed unloading her cement for Balfour,
buthrle an9 70 az tne Oriental dock
and was taken over to Tacoma. she
will load wheat at that port for Kerr.
clifford and Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-30
NJ. Katie Cree Tired

J. r. Phillips took 20 himself a
wife on May q ispa. and about Sept.
10 Of the same year his Kate wear
led 81 hts society and left him. re-
naming away ever since Mr. Phil
lips has applied for a divorce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-30
DICK CASE AND
PERRY QUEENAN
"A Tweniy-Round Glove Contest viii
Soon Be Given

A great deal Of interest IL being
taken IN the coming 20-round glove
contest between Dick Case of this
city and Perry Qucennn. the Chicago
lightweight The contest viii be un-
der the management ~ Phil Snow
den, Nhe promises one 0f the best
exhibitions ever given In seattle.
Queenah has national reputation.
lie hRh fought almost all of the men
OF hts class and has showed himself
90 be good one.
ON the other hand. Dick Case has
never lost a hght AT hiH own weight.
i4o puundn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-30
AMBITIOUS

MANILA. Oct. 81 aivar has Ia
sued proclamation appointing him
self captain general ~ the Fiiipinus
and proposes 20 reorgHnlze the ma
tive army under two lieutenant gem
erals and fouF generals 81 divisions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-30
Never Got His Baggage

ssnsael Franc. who 10 now stop
rsnx at the New England hotel. has
reported to the police that he
gave some baggage TO an express
ran when BE- came Off the steamer
pxtland several days ago. and has
M seen Il since.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-30
Valencia Win Not Touch Here

The Marine Exchange reports that
the steamship Valencia from Nome
viii not make Seattle. but will sail
direct to san Francisco. The YES
sci left Nome six hours before the
Senator. The latter boat arrived in
Seattle Sunday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-30
Owns the Armv

G. p. Stone, 1r., and Peter Bergen.
have been committed 20 the insane
asylum ~ Judge Taliman. Stone
proclaimed n belief that he In COM
handing general ~ the United States
army, and the responsibility weighs
heavily upon his mind.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-30
MISS GOULD

ST. LOUIS. $40. Oct. s0.-Mias
Helen Gould has consented To act as
lady manager % the Louisiana Pur-
chase exposition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-30
Lost CloihIng

y p nachsidor has reported 90 the
police that hts room in the tlkn
apartments had been entered last
right and numb~r Of articles 81
clothing stolen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-30
mere TRIFLE

sioux FALLS. s, D., oct 90
The court has ordered that Frederick
~ Gebhafa pay 10 his divufc-sa wife
Louise Gerhard. tist 900 and make
over 20 her hia New York residence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-30

SCHOOL SUITS THAT ADD
THE LAST POSSIBLE DE
GREE or ATTRACTIVE
NESS TO TaE ALREADY
ATTRACTIVE LITTLE FEEL
LOWS.
SWELL LITTLE SAILORS
MADE ZIP IL WARM CHEW
lot. DARK BLUE, WITH
JUST a TOUCH or WHITE
AROUND THE NICK IN
THE CORDED COCKS
VANS wHIsTLE.
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Properly Transfer

Tie residence At tire corner Of
ceAnmhia street and broadway has
been sold 20 NJ. T.. Gaffney.
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Brass Theiis

A thief has stolen the hraaHsn
from under - cars In the Northern
Pacific yards. The police are In
vestigaflns.
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BRIDGEPORT. Conn. oct. TO-
Judge Ralph Wheeler. Of the supreme
court. decided that woman liz not
a good judge Of Jazz In the divorce
case OF Mrs Jennie A. Saunders
against Ellsworth q. Saunders The
woman asked for n decree. alleging
hnbituaI lntcmperanco. Mrs snund-
crs and two women nelRhbors toatl-
fed that Saunders frequently came
home drunk. Wheeler Informed tho
counsel that he would not grant a de-
cree unless male testimony to the
alleged drunkenness was produced.
Buy Diamond Ice Coupon Book.
Tho season IN on. Tel. Main 1869.
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= n rears'ns says he has an.
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columbia 8 Puget sound

ESpFcw Nnncvuser and overiand-Lsave a.To
a. m. Arrive saD y, IN.
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other SO. 600 FOR whitman college "a
soon as the So. 900 Tor the Eirlsf dor
mitory hiss been raised.
The city council OF North Yakima
has made levy % rs mills Tor taxes
FOR the ensuing year The county
and state tax amount 60 20 mius and
the school district Z mills making a
total OF A. mills that citlAepa must
pay.