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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-02-27
Fertilizer Trust Buys
Up an Enemy.
Flrglnia Carolina Chemical Com.
panv Pays Well for Stock of
the Charleston Minin. Com.
pany.

Charleston, Feb. 22.-It WAS
learned here toda, that the Vir>
ginia- Carolina Chemical company
commonly known as the fertilizer
trust, has bought out the Charles.
ton Mining and Manufacture 9
company.
The latter concern owned 2,
100 acres OF tho best phosphate
land in the world, located in
Char lesion, Berkley and NolIeton
counties, and only recently effort.
were made to induce it to put up
a million dollar plant here.
The price paid for the stock of
the Charleston Mining company
was Sl30, and the total sum ia
voIved Is a million aud ~ half
dollars
As long 40 this company was
Independent it was constant
menace tn the so called trust an a
now tnst it has been bought, tho
Nirginia-Carolina concern has
virtual control Of the fertilizer
situation in the So, tn.
The Charleston Mining and
Manufacturing company is owned
almost entirely by Philadelphia
capitalists. 1t began operations in
1867 and has perhaps paid more
bsndsomsly on it's original outlay
than any other corporation in
South Csrolina.
Only One Homicide Casa ot An
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-02-27

James Townsend, col, dropped
doubls-barreied shot gun throu-
gh bridge over Depot creek,
near the Camden Cotton mill,
Thursday, the hammers striking
the floor as the gun went down
causing the discharge of both
barrels. One whole side of the
nsgro's head WAS shot away.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-02-27
-THE GHNSON Cash STORF
Extra Session Called

Washing on, Feb. 23. The
President has called an extra ses
sion OF the senate to meet Immed-
iatel y after the dissolution of the
present congrass, March 4th
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-02-27

Abbeville has elected a sheriff
after three contests. & J Lyon
was the successful candidate hay-
ing received a majority of 1873
votes.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-02-27

Itch on human cured I'm 80 minuta
by Woolford's Sanitary Lotion. This
never fails. Sold by FMacksv A.
Go ,DruggiAt, Lancatsr, IS G..
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-02-27
Only One Homicide Case at Alb
hevilIs Court.
Special to The State.

Speclsl To The State.
Abbeville, Feb. 21.-Court
convened Monday morning. Feb.
Is, Judge Bsnst presiding. This
is Solicitor Boggs' first appear
ance amongst us in his present
position. Judge Benet, in his
charge to the jury, paid Abbsvills
a compliment on the fact that
there was only one murder case
on docket. In some places he has
had Is, and generally finds five to
eight. The one murder case is that
OF the State against Singleton
Mcintosh.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-02-27

~ Pay your subscription to
LEDGE!
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-02-27
A Spartrnburg Soldier Reaches
Home From the Philippines.
journal.

Spartanhurg Journal
W b Hill, late of the United
States army, arrived in the city
to-day. He went At IL As to- his
home Ut Enoree, which he left
nearl V three wears ago. He was
travelling constantly from the 3 st
Of December uutil today except
six DAYS rest in San Francisco.
He Came from Manila. reaching
the Golden Gnte after 33 days. He
WAS discharged from service last
Thur sday
Mr.. Hill served in Co. l., 4Ist
infantry. His captain was CIar
ence ) NettIes, of Darlington,
s-d many Of his comrades were
South CaroIinians, He was in
two skir nishes and several run
ming encounters and Is persuaded
that the Philippines are far from
being peaceful or subdusd. MIR.
Hill says the Philippine climate is
an abominatlon and that hence ,
forth he will stay at home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-04
FAllAcY OF B0iLS.

1T Il an unshaken article Of belief
with most people that skin diseases
are almost always catching. and
they show that the sufferers them
selves or their parents are no bet
ter than they should be. that they
Indicate that tho blood Is bad that
you must be careful or YOU win
drive IL in and the patient win die
r. nothing more. and that a boil Il
worth IS In doctors bills saved. They
IRE all wrong. teetotany wrong. on
the very best medical authority"
Gays Harvey Sutherland IN Ainsiee's
Not more than two or three OF the
hundred or 20 skin diseases cata-
legued are catching. and the chances
are that the eruption is as innocent
and as innocuous as cold.
II there h such a thing "a bad
blood. medicine has not found 10
cut. Next 10 nothing Il known IN
Re gard 20 the condition Of blood In
disease. Chemical md micro
scopical study has utterly failed 10
show that there II any difference be-
tween the blood in health and the
blood In cutaneous disease. Certain
things are symptomatic Of nervous
breakdown. and imperfect digestion
causes other troubles. Tomatoes.
strawberries. shelifsh and other ar
ticles of diet. harmless to most Of
US. cause rash 10 break out on
others. Evidently the medical pro-
fesalon does not fear driving the
disease In for the treatment for GU
taneous affections IL now wholly To-
cal
a boil IL an acute Inflammation 81
the tissues surrounding the hair fol
Iscle and IL due 70 some affection
of the folifcle by n germ. generally
the staphyioocus pyogenes aureus
Possibly you might like 90 know
the name. Bolts come upon the just
and unjust. on those who have good
blood and on those who have bad
blood. what forms inside the tor
menting thing is not the strained
out impurities Of the blood. for pus
does not exist In the blood. II II OF
local formation.
a boil Is not worth 8 cents let
alone IS. II Is Just what your un-
tutored imagination says It f.. a
COMPOUNDED nuisance. II anybody
owes you 90 and could either pay Il
in cash or boils. whichever pre-
ferred. you should take cash every
time, even az a discount.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-04
VALUABLE SECRET.

Since 1885 all the machines by
which postage stamps are cancelled
and envelopes marked with the
name Of the postohice. the date. etc,
have been made by one family. In
the year named the Postmaster Gen.
eral entered into a contract with q.
Chambers, a citizen Of Washington.
70 furnish device by which post
age stamps might be cancelled 50
that they could not be used again.
and. although there have been n
multitude Of competitors on several
occasions. that contract has been re-
newed year after year for S. years
with Mr. Chambers. his son and his
grandson. who have n secret pro-
eesa by which the dies are made OF
maileabls iron and carbonized into
e,ceI at a cost of from 30 cents TO
y275 each. II IN certainly the only
government contract In the United
states that has been renewed 30 Of
ten and continued 10 long. The de-
partment buys about f2s. 900 worth
n new csncelers every year. Bids
are advertised for annually, and ev-
cry now and then some ambitious
manufacturer who thinks ne has n
good thing. offers a proposal, hut the
Chambers are invincible. They have
improved the device until now II Is
almost perfect.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-04
ITS POISONED DARTS.

The Seattle Times continues 90
shoot poisoned darts at the Goddess
OF Truth. The venom ON the tips
Il extracted from n. J. Franeisoo's
subtitle pamphlet on municipalities
vs.. Private Corporations The
statements made In this pamphlet
are misleading. heing based upon in
accurate figures complied by "A paid
tooiof certain monopolies which have
60 do with the lighting and hcating
Of cities.
The object OF the Times Is clearly
apparent, Itisto help fasten the 5,
gas rate permanently upon the peo-
PIE Of this city. II sees that there
Il danger that the community win
seek TO escape from Mr.. samuel
Hm's extortion by erecting a rival
plant. 20 Be owned and operated by
the city. such a project imperils the
eleven hundred thousand dollars
worth OF bonds issued by INNS gas
trust upon plant worth a quarter
OF a million dollars. Il will not DO
10 allow such sentiment IN favor OF
municipal ownership % - unoppos-
ed and acting upon a suggestion
from Mr.. nm. the Times Is new using
Franchises alleged facts to show
that the community would certainly
go into bankruptcy ard anarchy
by listening to the seductive voices
OF the advocates OF fair priced gas.
The sisnsscant thing about the
Times course in this matter - that
II should deliberately choose 60 al
vocate the cause Of the gss trust
against the cause OF the people. The
editor Of the sheet cannot fall 70
perceive that he Is an,asonizing the
interests Of his own readers. The
pull. Of the Minneapolis trust Is
certainly % a most powerful eharac-
ter.
Just the same. the people of Seattle
will make Mr.. Samuel han come %
terms. or they viii erect a plant tina,
will bring his eleven hundred thous-
and dollar paper structure tumblins
about his ears.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-04
CITIZENS GO TO
SN0QUALMlE

On last Saturday afternoon a
large number % seattle's representa-
tive citizens took "a "trip to snuquai-
mite falls. a. the guests = Mr.. Chas
"a. Baker. 60 inspect the completed
power plant there. A special train
conveyed the party over the &prth-
ern Pacific ca the fails. arriving on
the spot about 3 n.claek. After
spending an hour viewing the enilaH-
al electric machinery which has been
installed and placed IN successful
operation. the guests were taken I'M
70 one Of the large buildings where
a tempting rsuaat WAS spread.
Mr.. John Y. Hartman aaa chosen
chairman ard q number - citizens,
Including counciifneus were called en-
for speeches. The opinions express
ed By Maj. Ruhien. Thgs. McunuEall.
JeA Hamilton Lewis. Judge Tallmau
and others, were 70 the effect that
the snuqualmie Power Go. Waa.
somehow or other held tn restraint
By the Seattle Electric Co. and that
the latter was thus enabled % charge
more for its power than II could se-
cure N competition were permitted
Several caunrifuen present. tnclud-
ing Byers and Grichton. stated that
they would seek advice on the mat
ter.
The excursion party returned TO
the city ~ ? Z. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-04

coat aud tasacd IL on the bar. The
harkeepcr yelled and gave one
Jump that landed him the length OF
the bar away,
The snake thraahed about. an
gurvd hy the treatment Go Whieh &,
was not accustomed. ttfWtft lauEh.
Cd Ia glcr and fearleHsiy stroked 81
swa ylns head
The snake wac finally culmrd
aud when he gathered 10 into hiz
arms It wiidsd h.lleath hla coat and
again wound it, colts aoJut hi.
body.
Some time later policemen found
Hewitt ~ his home lie offered 90
surrender the snake. but they re-.
fused 10 accept a.. and made him
tres ede them 60 the lock up ~ 81
feet when the manager ~ The
museum appeared there with box
In wh.ch 70 receive hia property
Hewitt pulled u cut and laid a
across his knees
There's your snake" he said. 4
haven't hurt IL a bit"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-04
sUILDlNc PERMITS.

building permits were issued to-
day uH follows To GuH Falk for "a
twu#atury frame house At p2t sis
tecuth avenue. costing 1890. and
a=Htury frame house ut iblt - Spruce
street costing $500 70 4. l.. Ghrins
tonHan. for "a i.atary frame cottage
a. 2ali Second avenue. costing $50
Co A a. Mueller. tor "a l-ntury frame
cottage at lltA Harvard avenue. Ia
Furf 81 coo. tn Denny CLAY Co. 70
build spur tracks ON Firth avenue
S.. costing f2b0. 70 Christian MILLER,
for rtpnirH ~ gtsn Western avenue.
costing $3.50. Co Mrs Mary NJ. Ito
sen. for a a=HtorY frame house at
bal Denny way, costing $3.50. to T
Reed. fur a ~ story frame cottage
az taib Fourth avenue n. costing
$500 GO Charlotte Prentice. for "a e
story Franc house at ans Twenty
third avenue n. costing 81 01o. To
A, Hiukelmanu. Tor 2-ftory frame
HOUSE at i1ta Fourth avenue ~
costing $3.50. 60 ArviliA 81 WNlte
FOR a iatnry frame cottage ut gth
Twenty sixth avenue s., costing
SLIGO 10 John l. Womer Zoe =
story buildings at 1906 Co 1925 Sixth
avenue. costing $4,000. % Paul g
Gleragh. for lsatory frame cottage
Ia Crlven'a add. Green Lake. cost
ing s6h0
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-04
TINE FRIEND" Was AN EIcHT-FooT PYTHON AND THE
BARKEEPER NEARLY HAD RPoPLExv.

NEWCASTLE Pa. Feb. Sly
Man,-The truth Of some wise mans
saying that a protecting deity sevma
60 watch oVer drunken men. was cx.
emplincd here yesterday I'm the case
Of John Hewitt. a moider.
lie went into 4 museum and when
no one Was looking reached into a
box % bis reptiles and extracted an
s-foot python. strong enough almost
10 crush the bones 70 a horse.
The python seemed GO take kindly
O. Hewitt and when he hastily
stuffed It under his coat lt eoiled
snugiy. but net uucomfnrtnhiy
around his ribs
Hewitt strolied out and stopped
al the nearest bar. Give me aud
my friend a drink. he said
The bartender had waited On
many n msn who thought he vas
several and he pushed over a bottle
and one glass.
Mother giasa,s said Hewitt. my
friend wants drink" and h
yanked the python from under hss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-04

rens' National bunk Of Fairhaven
=. W Andrews. president 81 the se
attic National bank. VAS elected
president, and George p Souprr. as.
slsfaut cashier. Geo a. burke cnufln.
uins a. cashier. Ihe change b tha
sequel % the recent purchase ~ tn
control ~ the bank b Mr Andrews
and his associates tn the Seattle Va
tIuual
NORTH YAKIMA. March 4
Edith r Ne Mister has filed papcf
In the supreme court asking Zoe a..
Varrs frum her husband. Alex Meal
lister Thc case has attracted the
attention 81 xossipa Tor some time
II vas heard at the Decrmhsr term
q the superior court and Judge pav.
islscn refused thu decree. TIE appeal
contains ~ paEer q typswFittvn tee
tlmony - alleged facts. This par
ties were married Ia this city Jun
-. 1901. and after three months she
LETT her husband. She alleges ia me
complaint that he Vas cruel. unjust,
abusive ana stinEs, allowing her ne
money for her own use. and rrfuslnE
tn permit her mother and former
associates 60 visit her home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-04
sprlsa STYLES.

Miss Lamb. ~ the firm ~ Lamb
Sisters. who recently opened dress
making pariafa At Ein-lti Collins
block. Is leaving fer New York next
Thursday. Miss Lamb wfii study
the spring styles while she - IN New
York. ~ that during the coming
spring and summer the firm viii be
lea a position 20 turn out the most
un-fasdnGe wsrk During her alb
seuce her sister will transact their
business
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-04

b Mafch s. TO- 10, 20 % dU. ApIH
For Alnakn Leave Seattle p M
Cottage city. Feb Q. "a March II.
20. April 10 Senator. Feb. - Match
/. is. a. April TO- AK FEB. :, ~,
March 8. u April g. steamer leaves
every nfth day thereafter.
Ticket once UIs first Ave-, seattle
n. TaIbot eamtrq Act g. " Mlilof Asst
ueu1 Aat ocean Dock. Hoatiia GOOD all.
Perkins Co. Gen, Aats san Afanelaon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-04
Red Tape abolished.

DAWSON. Feb. fan order has
fust been issued and posted b the
gold commissioner once which does
away Wfth the provision requiring
laeatars - placer claims to HNcar
- having made a discovery % gold
The provision. ~ course. hHida Fuul
for discovery claims a. we'll a.
those afterwards located on the aams
creek. Herefofors Dc has generally
been accepted that where a sworn
discovery eRs made. other claims u
fhr same vicinity could ~ located
without the discovery cath but unfe
ar the neN order even the original
diarogersr u exempt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-04
REYIY AL.
Services Are Being Held al Market
Street Baptist Church.

Rev. VIM. F. Randall h conducting
series q revival meetings al The
Market Street Baptist church. en-
Main street and Twenty fourth ave-
nue south.
Fhs announcements Tor this week
are as follows. March 5. How FaF
the church l. Responsible FOR Lost
Souls" Rev. l.. J. sawyer. March 4.
How Christ Can be Made Accept
able 10 skeptical Minds Rev. = 6.
Ohruna. March Z. what Helped You
Become Christian f'-c1nfgFehc@
and prayer. March : WAY Seattle
Sinners Are Not saved Evening
services begin at 5.2e.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-04
The Alaska Cable.

The coast delegations request to b.
Permitted % draw upon the funds
available for installing Alaskan lcle
graph illness, and also for laying the
Iuueuus Hkuaway cable, has been
agreed 70 - the secretary of war.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-04
coal OIL, canaII, Pelat.

Read olympic OF Cnmpany'n no
fice under "Husinesa Chances to-
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-04

Il. g. Mics a PIPER Co handles
the best Alaska stove and miners
hardware
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-04
STATE ITEMS.

FAIRHAyEN. March f.--The mill
men Of Eeilingham bay have declar-
ed war against the beaeh-camherH.
who have been aurreptifiously steal
ing logs from the booms.
PUYALLUP. March 4-The Coed
Templars ~ Pierce. Thurston and
Mason counties and Vashou island.
INST In district session at Puyallup
recently.
ARLINGTON. March THE post
ONCE safe In Arlington was blown
open b. professional cracksmen and
500 In government money and
stamps stolen. Assistant Ppstmaater
jones loses $50 IN money and the
value OF a new safe. which is 500.
TACOMA, March f.~Ths United
States grand jury has failed 10 in
dict ". n. Remington charged with
importing japanese labor. This II
the second attempt 70 reach Heming-
ton. and II 10 thought that now the
matter VIII be dropped.
TACOMA. March TT is predict
Cd by Deputy Fish Commlssianar
Boardman that more fsh will be
packed and shipped from the Pa
ciac coast. and especially the North
west. during the coming season than
IN any year IN the history % the
fishing Industry on the Pacific coast.
TACOMA. March 4-The Pacific
OF Wells Co. Will start today Dor
ing in n new location. stated 10 be
short distance from Seattle.
cHEHALIs. March deputy
Sheriff Jas. Matsgn has raided "a
house on the outskirts Of town and
arrested Jas. Hulllgan and r. Is.
Miiien and charged them with bur
glary. Considerable stolen property
was found planted.
MoNTEsANo. March "a gasoline
lamp exploded in the Capital saloon
today and severely burned David
Oise and Pug Clark.
BLAINE. March 1T is stated
that the Bank Of Blaine. which re-
Gently suspended, will resume IN q
day or two. II IL expected that the
institution VII be transferred 10 D..
l.. w. gundlOch.
COLVILLE. March "a large saw
mill In being put IN NJ Daisy by
Messrs. Maxwell a. Lewis.
KENT. March 4.-Halt of the chill
dren OF Kent have the measles, scar
let fever, or humps out Of 200 chill
dren, only i24 we're at school last
week
BRTNNTS, March THE bridF
over the river 10 completed and the
Brinnon- Dnckabush road is ia
nearing completion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-04
ArToHNEYsAT Law.

VA ii. hgTGSEH. AttoFne
Law AdFlCe free. sulta !
cuted aud defended Ia all G
II years experience. frOcet
~ bankruptcy Companies
narutel 3 bffractn careful
auiued. COLES tiouH made
parts Il the United states
eat com msrCial nnd bank rel
Gee ti1 Third avenue. Oh
Pubic Library Phone MAJ
J. I. itAi.ia Iit. it NoENrli /
laA Columbia Ht. above lat I
General practice lu all the q
Damage Caara q specially
Moderate Fees = uuHu lfattun
Ten Yeas Active rfactles
~ = FosrER formerly 81 =
usi.Hfii'r o.. harbs fa-rpfH
haf krupteB. general las p8
collections ste. t0E-T Mutf
building Phone Main e.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-04

Diamond Ice 10 the best. II costs
no more than the cheapest. Tel.
Main la.4a
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ARcHtTEcTG

a ribEMASD. 81 Calnan bis
McAaaps a Wake. So y.
4. Isl Hou9HToN. utlt Col
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-04

Queen Victoria. arrival At Bal
moral. trouble on the farm Automo-
pie parade. Pile driver - work. IA
~. ,. GamperdoSn o. ". tunnel
panoramic view. kissing In tuHneI
etc. 1904 Second avenue. Admia-
Nlan u reFfs
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, A KELLOGG. - Bai j
nENsoN satsr q 4
" ~ IAMBuTH. %, : (
a e MNCU1N ALI. ~ Z
Root Palmer 8 Brove L
b & epSuKER e 4
LYMAN q KNAPP {
% WARD REM a. +
} D DOUGLAS a0ak
RICHARD usHollfhe
> s i.ANGLAED
HORACE rErElp. IN
> p FARkEit... isc
tHE q value
Ii d AlAMTiN 2
o. 90. for
Auf.......ksc
Af=f-Ffftss t2isc
- for $50
r,f for .....an
Hff-Eas sasssssstss4
efb st........s.s.stc
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-04

FATRHAVEN. March T. At n
Iasettng al tha directors Of the eitl-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-04

4 s. GoVEHSNENT A
Blankets. s. ufHia Ia
pants. falt. shelter truuh
white Undertaking Huib
the government s. co.
Gus, navy aweHtfrH a.
cape sr rubber blankets
ehur. 81 - Kirk, I4H Il.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-04

TACOMA. March f--Ths United
States grand jury has failed 20 in
diet ". n. Remington charged Will
importing japanese labor This u
the second attempt 70 reach Heming
ton. and II 10 thought that now the
matter VIII be dropped.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-04

BRTNNTS, March THE bridF
over the river 10 completed and the
Brinnon- Dnckabush road is faa
nearing completion.
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ARLINGTON. March THE post
once safe In Arlington was blows
open b. professional cracksmen and
800 In government money and
stamps stolen. Assistant Ppstmaatei
jones loses $50 IN money and the
value Of a new aafs which ia 500.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-04

KENT. March 4-Half ~ the chill
dren Of Kent have the measles scar
let fever, or mumpa. out " 200 chill
dren, only i24 were At school last
week.
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COLVILLE. March "a large saw
mill n being put IN NJ Daisy by
Messrs. Maxwell a. Lewis
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BLAINE. March 1T f. stated
that the Bank Of Blaine. which re-
Gently suspended, will resume IN n
day or two. II IL expected TINT the
institution VII be transferred 20 D..
l.. w. gundlOch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-04

MONTEsANO, March ~ gasoline
lamp exploded in the Capital saloon
today and severely burned David
Gfse and Pug Clark.
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cHEHALIs. March deputy
Sheriff Jas. MatsGn has raided a
house on the outskirts Of town and
arrested Jas. Hulligan and ~. r..
Milisn and charged them with bur
giary. Considerable stolen property
Waa found plantad.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-04
Al
AasTRAcT of MI

OSBORNE. rREMPKK a q,
Abstract Company eata
ikE4 Mining claim abHtracu|
mrut Of the Mutual LIE 4
Booth Whittierey fiauford y
Co established lbl8 uaHa
Hallef block Telephone
El.ATTEE AbsifaCt 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-04
PaoIlic Consi SleamshIn Dol.

Tor san Francisco
1hooompanYaptoam-
Hhlpa State Of Cal,
Walla w alia. umaulla
and City OF fuebla
Leave aeattts y an.
Feb o. s. IS. rs. 70.
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!. FAIRHAvEN. March f.--The mill
men Of Beilingham bay have deciar
ed war against the beach camherB
who have been aurreptitiausly steal.
ing logs FROM the booms.
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pUYALLUP. March THE Coed
Templars ~ Pierce. Thurston and
Mason counties and Vashon island.
INST In district session at Puyaliup
recently.
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