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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-27
WILL GET
The TRUTH

shang lily Lire arrived AZ shanR-
hal from Colon. where he arrived
too late for this war. and was at
once notified Of the probability OF
war between Argentina and Chile.
He al once cahled a message TO the
American people shang wrote Il In
English. n language With which he
r. not very familiar. The message
IL as follows.
To the United States People Of
America. joy
Much I implorc you 10 be unrest
not for the news Of conflict about TO
be IN south America. I am be there
and Will real true fncts Of blood
shed send. Truth shall conquer In
my dispatches. Believe not false
truths sent by correspondents IRE
liable. Act not impctuosity with Inn
pulse Leap not 70 finishes. AZ Con
fucius said. Don't do nothing tn
you hear from me" sleep on my
typewriter. waiting for outbreaks.
You may next find me audible from
Buenos Ayrea In trouble I viii be
on the spot siIANG HY LIRE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-27
Stills WERE
NO GOOD

PHILADELPHIA. PA. Dee. r.
T.. A. nayer bad a b~t with John
stanton. . blacksmith. on a recent
tudxsship contest IN Somerset county
Pennsylvania. stanton lost. and the
penalty vas that be- wade a creek
from his blacksmith shop 20 the
breast of a high mlildnm.
stanton devised a method 20 do the
wading dry-footed. lie prepared a
pair OF stiIts. and when the appointed
item came a soodiy number Of cttl-
Kens assembled to see the fun stan
gone only a short distance ON the
ton started on his atilfs. hut he had
only gone a short distance on the
slippery limestone bottom when the
stllss cola pscd Then " waa necea-
sary fer stanton TO swim. and the
doughty blacksmith struck out
braveiy for the dam.
II Was n cold swim. for there was
snow on the ground and lee IN the
stream. But the distance Was made
and Stanton. jumping out on the
bank. gave three cheers for Ko1srr.
the Judge who wou. and then went
home for dry clothes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-27
OF
THE SEA
Newsy Notes OF the Harbor
and Sea--vessels That
Come and Go

Tho Mainlander witch left Scat
tie Xmas night Tor Vancouver. was
stormeound yesterday az Port Town
send. she carried about 90 pasacn-
gera,
In crossing the strait from Port
Townsend. her cargo shifted. and for
awhile u was feared she would foun-
der. She was obliged to turn back
Go Port Townaend.
Tho Garland was also stormbound
az Port Townsend.
Furscr Guptli " the Lydia
Thompson, which arrived here last
night from Mhatcom, reports that a
white four maHtcd schooner was
ashore on smith island She was
hard fast on this rocky beach Of the
island. and with excellent pfuapceta
OF becoming a total wreck Several
other sound boats ars reported wind
bound along the sound.
The steamer John = klmhail. of
the Pacific Clipper line, salts this az.
ternoon for san Franelsco. She has
IA passenger list OF about 20 and a
general cargo.
For the present az least the Puget
Sound Tug Company will not libel
the British ship Pinmure. now at
QuartcEmaster harbor. FOR salvage
claims due them
The agents here have requested the
tug company 10 refrain from doing
~. pending the consideration OF the
claims by the ships owners In GlaA-
gov.
Captain Libby. 81 the tug com
pany. heritntvd about making public
Just yet the amount Of en-. claims
preferred against the rinmofc. but
u Is known that they are well up IN
the thousands.
The steamer city of ruebla. OF the
Pacific Coast Company. sailed from
san FrsnciAco this forenoon for So
attic, The Etea mer city OF Seattle.
of the same line, u expected here
tomorrow from the Lyann canal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-27
The BAILEY
BUILDING
TAKES FIRE
Steel Construction Saves the Block
From Much Damage

The Bailey building az Second
avenue and Cherry street had a
narrow escape from being badly
burned yesterday. The steel iathes
used in the construction Of the build
INK probably saved much damage.
damage
Just when the fire started cannot
positively De said. Some time dur
ing the previous night two wires be-
came crossed IN the wan between
the office OF VIM. Parmalee on the
Fourth floor and the hall
At 3 o'clock in the morning one 81
this men In the Pinkerton Detective
agency office detected the smoke.
An alarm was sent in ard the fire
apparatus turned out for SIS third
run during the night. Holes were
chopped through the ceiling 70 the
nth floor and others I'm the fourth
floor 20 the one below.
After a chemical stream had been
In operation for few moments the
fire sas oat. From the appearance
Of the wood on the Inside Of the
wallis. II - evident that the fire rnust
have burned for some time. as the
inside beams are all burned away.
The damage h comparatively
large. as the woodwork IL OF solid
oak Probably s20o win cover the
loss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-27
Y. W. C. A.

Tho Young Womons Christian ~.
ISOLATION viii give q reception 20 nil
its friends from q 80 g q. M. on
New Years day a special musical
ana literary program viii be ren-
dcred ana Refreshments served.
Sunday afternoon. nt O'Clock. the
veaper services u the association
Will be led by Mifa Adrien. upefin-
tcndcut ~ the DecUurHa' hospital.
Monday evening JoHgph Shlppcu
VIII address the members ~ the
Travel club on "Itily." To these
lectures each member IL permitted
20 bring friend This lecture VIII
be the last ~ the Travel club series
for this year
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Travellers Railway Guide


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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-27
WHY NOT !?
BuHaIoes Would Be a
Rare Addition to Park

Since CnrrirnH Bros. the local
Wholesale butchers have brought TO
Seattle Il herd ~ eight bunalocn from
Montana. u has been suggested that
u would be- a nice thing for the city
TO secure a pair and place them IN
Woodland park. superintendent Lit
tie, Of the streets ana parks depart
ment. would be- pleased 90 have two
or three % them. The animals are
becoming very scarce and they
would Ice a valuable addition to the
clty'a parks Mr.. Little remarked
that the opportunity waH good for
some enterpftHing eltiNrn TO purchase
pair and present them 10 the city.
Sir. Carstens nAid this morning.
Ars VERY Valuable
.Dur buffAiOen are OF fun blood
aud ~ fins condition.. ! should say
they are worth from 20 $500 20 $500
each. but we have not yst set a price
on them We would b. willing 60
make q fair proposition II the city
cared 10 purch hare them. We are
naw ahraring them. About January
We nhRii bring them Into the city
and exhibit them "a the public. be-
cause | know there are thousands If
persons who never saw buffalo"
II has been suggested that Il would
be- q good Advertisement for the
members ~ the Meat Packers As
Kneiation 20 buy two ~ the bnffaioss
and give them 20 she city ThiN
suggestion IL being considered by the
association row.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-27
FILL FOUR
POSITIONS
Nayor 10 Send Nominations
to Council al Once

Mavor Humes win frame four
nnn,lnassons FOR the council this
t,rr,n4 or tomorrow for the APP
,s.intment 90 city officials whose
s.yn,s expire Dec. 81. The places TO
Il oiled are superintendent % water
eeFks and lighting. member OF the
bssard Of health, member OF the no
,afr commission and member Of the
.itA service commission.
Thsse officials whose terms cN-
rlre arr as follows; superintendent
.uager works and lighting, l.. u.
yaangs. member OF board % health,
II. VI. g Gibson; member of library
s.nsalssion. Cob r. n. Lindsay, and
sseaher ~ the civil service commits
80 Tapt. T.. II. hughes.
The friends ~ Mr.. Noungs say hts
,srcsuinatlon has practically been
maae. although the mayor has not
casually stated 50. The other
sasismen have not signlfied their
etention ~ wanting rcappointmcnts
X Il n said the mayor stands will
IL 70 rc-commlsslnn them n they
desire.
II = customary 20 seal the n0mln-
a.ssnS aud unless the mayor chooses
= asake known their contents. the
narinAtiors viii not he made public
aatli council meets. The next mesi
nk = Jan. & Yet a special meeting
rsy Be called before then.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-27

Alfred johnson. who lives at 1870
Western avenue. has reported 10
the police that his room had
been broken into last evening. Some
clothing. an overcOat and $40 In
money were stolen.
a black overcOat Was stolen from
the residence Of Mrs. Harris. ut 225
Len0ra street. last night. The police
were notified.
~ Weveriy " IN custody on sus-
pIcion % having stolen a gold watch
from residence al 500 Fourth av-
enue. The watch was found on the
man when hs was arrested by Po-
liceman w. 6. Hubbard yesterday
afternoon.
Frank Sander. 81 the Everett
hotel. reported 70 the police this
morning that a f25 check on the
scandinavian hotel had been stolen
from him last night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-27
CAUGHT THEM

MIDDLETowN n. T.. Dec. 2i.--
Harvey Seilen and lone Morris were
engaged and were 20 be married ~
month lone transferred her ar
lection 20 Dilos vanhorn and the
engagement was broken.
Yesterday Vanhnrn took the girl
riding. The horses ran away. Sellcn
fisked his life by running into the
road and stopping the frightened
animals. In another minute Van
horn and the girl would have been
dashed over an embankmeut
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-27
Contagious Diseases

Contagious diseases reported 90 the
health Office today were as follows
Frank Mullen. aged Is years. of To-
iedo, Wash. smallpox Elmer r.
Hustled. aged 80 years Skagit
county. smallpox. Roth were picked
up on the street and sent 90 the
pesthouse.
tiAriand Deumson. of 2es Eastiake
avenue, has scarlet fever
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-27
TRADED WIFE
FOR A TEAM

when a stsfflni, a miner. went 10
Canoe creek. quarries near Altoona.
Pa. for Thanksgiving, he had wife
and cow Anton SardiHsa heard
him Hay the COW wAs ~ little USE.
because his wife wouldn't milk, -
HnrsIissa offered team 81 homes
for the wife and cow.
gtefflni accepted. and, as his wife
agreed. he delivered the goods. a
feW days ago steffini brought back
the horses. saying they were lame.
He was invited 90 Sardissa's table,
and was told that the steak he was
eating was from the same COW.
Steffini. In tears. - q he. would
not rIalin the COW II the wife would
return. A wranKie followed. ard
the former MrH. Sieffinsa helped
throw Steffinl out. She teered stef-
finl aa he led the lame horses back
to the mines.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-27
THEY LOVE
IN OMAHA

OMAHA. Dec. 27.-On the COM
plaint Of George a. Hoagland. a
lumber dealer. the city council VIII
set it's face against any lovers rem
devious not IN accord with parents
approval.
Mr.. HoaRland says that lovers
have been swinging on his front
gate. a similar annoyance has been
suffered by the kountze Memorial
Lutheran church upon the steps Of
which lovers have been wont 70 con
zreRate TO listen 10 the music Of a
urlEhbOring roof garden.
The church Roers say they nave
been Obliged 10 elbow their way
through affectionate couples IN or
der 10 force their passage to church
or prayer meeting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-27

The Seattle Y. ". G. A. basket ball
team won out against the Y. NJ. G.
A team 81 Vancouver. after a hot
n -eontested game al Vancouver
Wednesday night. Although the
score wac f4-H. the Vancouver team
did good work and the game Ia said
q have been an interesting one.
This vas the first game " the
season The home r. NJ G.. A. team
has held the championship for the
Northwest fnr three wears. and II
training hard to retain the honoFs
another year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-27
LICENSED TO WE'D

The following marriage licenses
base been ssusd Aaron Lifts. aged
y and Margaret Deugherty. g.
besh Of f.eary. Edwin Van Bus
1tk ~ Of Grants Pass. Ore, and
H&ee Van Buskirk. -. Of Ballard:
4. Hallworsh -. and Katie Lizzie
rNi IS both OF Issaquah. fgnatius
william Miller. =. and Nina Bettier.
r. both Of Seattle; Jerome aMnuei
sarasso. 1s. and ArdeiI Graham. q.
both of Seattle. Allen r. I.eas and
Fora @. Priest. both ~ Ballard; Al
bert Ruszeher. rs. OF Seattle. and
FInra May Handiey. Is. of Winnetka.
H.: Archie 8. Farron. II. and Fan
ris Hepburn. Is. both ~ Seattle
loseptinshrd bncmf bnmbnmnus. d.
luaephas Bowerman. u and Bird
r. Chopscn. IS. both Of Seattle.
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has lived In Washington for years.
where hv and his wife moved Ia cN-
elusive society. and he ~ credited
with great skill az "a diplomat. In
1894 he was appointed minister 20
Norway ana Sweden by President
Cleveland. ana previous TO that he
was member of the United states
nah commission. using hln wealth
ana high social position TO make the
commission a popular service AT q
time when the work WAS la ita IN.
fancy and needed friends. Major
Ferguson was cruelty hcreaved Of
his wife shortly before his departure
for sweden by n street car accident.
While never active IN politics. he
In known as strong Democrat and
his appointment proves again Pres
ident RooErvelt'a Discriminate TO
work out his principle ~ the pub
lie good FIRST, then politics"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-27
SING ON m ARCH

A French general has inaugurated
plan Of permitting and even en-
cournginR soldiers 90 sing when on
the march. privilege which has
been strictly denied until recently.
II has also been arranged that any
soldier who can play on any ~ the
smaller musical instruments shall be
provided With such instrument at the
expense Of the state.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-27
BENEFIT CHARITY

A benefit concert IN aid OF the
Charity Organization Society Win be
given next Monday evening by Pa
Iona and Karin schrAm. who are SO
favorabiy known % the Seattle pub
lie. because OF their marvellous
musical ability. The concert viii b.
given IN the Masonic hall. cofnsF
Second avenue and Pike street. and
tickets have been placed on sale tn
the music stores ~ the city. Thesc
remarkable children are about 90
leave the city for an extended tour
IN Eastern states. and this Hlil PROT
ably b. the last opportunity for n
Seattle audience 20 hear them before
fheIs flsuaffufe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-27
JUST A TRiFLE
UP AGAINST IT

~ Harrington is IN custody chafx-
ed With the theft - . gold watch
from the pocket ~ David Steele.
Detectives Adams and Lane made
tbs arrest.
&. Clark has been bound over TO
the superior court yesterday after
noon on the charge ~ burglary by
Justice Cam. Clark IL accused Of
breaking into the Pacific coast Co.'S
dock warehouse.
Pat Kelly. r. Thompson. n. s.
I.arFdon. NJ. J. Ersnlsn and Frank
q. Hnmiin WEIR arrested by POlicr-
men Ryan and McClug this morning
az disorderly persons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-27
HORSE KILLED
BY LIVE WIRE

On account Of the storm early yes
terd2y, some electric light wires az
Jackson and Eighth avenue got
"a gieG with wires belonging to the
Snnset Telephone Co. and burned
them through. allowing them 20 drop
70 the ground A vaIuabie horse be-
i0nxtng 10 an expressman YEAS kill
81 py coming In contact with one
II the live wires.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-27

Deputy q. x. marshal J T String
er took four men 10 Nc>sH'n Island
last night. convicted az the recent
term af the United states district
court They are Herndon Lambert,
sending obscene matter through the
mails. one year John Ntamure.
smuggling. 20 days. Frank Clayton.
selling liquor 20 Indians. four
months. Geo. sanhosn. same two
years This MAS Sanbarn'a third
offenMs A tl0e fine waa aipn Inn
posed upon him. and so on each Of
the others.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-27
robson CASE

Samuel l. and Charles X. Robrson.
proprietorn % an umbrella store at
Second avenue and Marion street.
were called up for trial In Justice
Cann's court this afternoon on the
charge of assault and ha ttery. pre-
frrred against them by Waldo Ken
nard. The latter says h. was as
saulted IN their store Monday even-
inR by them without provncatiun.
The Robeson brothers accused him
OF being a shop litter.
The case Was continued until next
Tuesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-27
mali Boys Lectured

John Brown and Frank West. tao
South Park small boys. were ~
Nereiy lectured and fined 30 each
by Justice Cam yesterday after
noon. Tho fins was suspended dur )
inE good behavior. Tho boys were
charged with being guilty u num-
Der OF acts Of petty vandalism IN
their nelghhorhood
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-27
PERSONAL MENTION

chin Kee, Chinene Interpreter Of
the United states court. and well
known merchant on washington
street, win go 20 china on the next
Oriental liner He win return Ia
about four months with his family.
chin kec ~ popular with the federal
IS with him.
Adolph r. schmidt. formerly "a
mining man OF this city. has FORMED
a partnership with q. y. Gogue. OF
this city. and IN now engaged Ia the
real estate business Mr. Rogue WIS
formerly a municipal Judge here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-27
INUNDATED
HIM TO Battle

pITTsuuRG. Dec. z7.-~ Because hc
was forced % take a bath. Jacob
Baker went Co the PtttHburg and
Lake Erie railroad yards to-day ard
attempted suicide ny throwing him
self Ia front ~ passenger train
He had just been discharged from
the work house. where he said he
WAS huniiiatsd by having Go bAtne
once a week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-27

ice Henry. who rooms over the
Elk cafe on First avenue. reported
h the police this morning that
burglar had entered bis room dur
asg the night. The thief secured
s1rnost every article movable In the
nom.
t'lcthing 81 all kinds. shirts. neck
ties. shoes. and even hts u-calfbcr
Colts revolver was stolen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-27

$500 per cwti chill peppers. sH130c
nauer kraut 9N02c tomatoes. 81. 90
case radlsheu. Toe per dos parsley. 20
lSoc onions, 81 Ootta.ga cwt parAnlra.
81 0Ntfi IS cauliaowvr, 81 0Osti 20 /.
pumpkins i.sc per y sauashss, ! eSc I
per des string beans. teAc cucumhefs
81 a0sf2eo per hox BRUSSELS sprouts
Sc peas. Tic.
Batter. Cheese. Fsgs ana Pouitry
pound prints. aoc Eastern Iowa. aud
Elgln &c fresh ranch. ld6feoc.
Cheese Native Washington. full
cream, iahWise, Eastern New Yerk,
tae Edam, sit ooais,oo per case New
York, ioakiec. timhurgcr, iasliTc
brick. tuttti Swiss. iStginc
kkss Strictly trcsh ranch. s2e
spring, i2Nei small spring, Zoe tvs
Keys it0iac; Eeesc, tie; ducks.
Dressed poultry rurkeya ianifc
geese, psl q ducks iattiae; chick
ems, i94ftSc.
Honey --.is t4slite.
Provisions
frcsh mcat--Cow beef. &c 10: steer
slse; ewes, Tbcs pork. Toe per 10
veal large. Sc small ioc.
PROVISIONS Hams, iaAv. breakfast
backs. Toe bellies, tie
Hay Puget Sound. per ton. $40 0paf
100 Eastern Washington timothy.
NtAuo; alfalfa. Sit. 90
Grain oats, Sst,cO; harley. SEQ 90 F.;
Wheat. 2s,uOAss.aoi corn. saaooss
Corrected daily The following
prices are being offered to the producer
Ia round lots on the doet or IN the car
at seattle
.Graia-oatM sci. 90 barley, stToo
wheat, shietrn feed. sia.aosieo 90
| corn. bulk. SIS 90
hutter- Frczh ranch. f0sfiSc: ma,
tive creamery. .2M4Ac.
Cheese Native Washington. liza
flNc.
EswS strictly fresh ranch. sos.
poultry Hens. Ice large spring
\ lie small spring. lie. durks. iaes
/ y 4c turkeys. iSc geese Sstac.
Live stock Cows. He steers tise
calves 5ssNThe, shccp. te: hogs. hss
| 81 q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-27
HAS A GUN NOW

The employees ~ the city trsasur-
er's office presented Treasurer Sam
Itathbun with a very fine No. 3s55
Winchester repeating rifle. on
Christmas day. Mr. Rathbun In turn
gave 70 each " his force a suitable
Christmas remembrance. Mr..
Kathbun n an enthusiastic hunter
and the present vas greatly appre-
efafe1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-27
SEA SOLDIERS

Capt, T.. X. Cole. commanding Of
ficer ~ the marine corps on Puget
sennd. has been transferred from his
Command here 20 a foreign station.
re will leave within = few days for
San Francisco. Probably half OF the
narines stationed ON Puget sound
viii 90 with him.
Tnis month lust passing has been a
busy enc az the iocal marine re-
efuiting office. Between three aud
four hundred men have applied for
Enlistment of which less than 50
have been accepted. The men re-
srpitcd here VIII N seat 60 the pitt
ippineS. Samoa and West Indian
stations.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-27
ENOCH ARDEN
OUTDONE

PATTERSON. ~. j.. Dec. -. Dora
4. Monuce has filed suit Tor divorce
against Jesse L. MonuCe.
In ise2 the couple were married.
A short time later Monuce disap-
peafed a year ago. word came
from Cincinnati that he had been
KILLED there tn a railroad accident.
Relieving this Mrs, Monuce, las,
April. married August l.. Reese.
The couple we're starting on their
honeymoon trip when al the depot
the bride saw her husband she
thought dead sitting In the waiting
room She and Reese parted and
will remain apart until the divorce
n secured then they viii ba re-
married
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-27
KING Ed ENJOYS
OYSTERS

BALTIMORE. Mr. Dec. The
steamship 2ueenmore sailed for Lave
erpool with ~ barrels ~ select chsE-
apeaks bay oysters In the shell.
proba bly, the only large consignment
Of this Kind ever attempted
The eonHignesn will send one bar
rel "a king Edward. another "a the
Amsrirpn embassy and VIII disttib-
utr the others among tnrir Ameri-
can customers for a Christmas del
lracy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-27
Good Radiance

A batch Of II Cinnamon applied
for return certificates at the custom
house this morning. The party con-
sists Of all local celesttals. who have
been successful in Seattle and now
want 20 see China once more.
One Of them goes 70 visit his
mother, whom. he says. il over 20
years old. another goes 10 see HIS
young chInks. while another goes to
place a loan OF money. which he
thinks ne can do more successfully
By being on the spot.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-27
Present TO firemen

The Bailey Building Company to-
day sent to chief Cook check for
so 10 be applied 20 the FircmcuE
Relief Fund. II was In appreciation
Of the good work done by the de-
partment At the fire in the Bailey
building wednesday night.