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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-01

mine tAiiors make a man" grew
out 81 the old custom ~ bell ring
Ing formerly prnctiecd from a
belief IN the efficacy % bells 20
drive out EVIL nplFits. The "thiiorH'
In the above phrase IL n corruption
% the word "tullers." or strokes toll
% at the end Of a knsA. In come
places the departure OF an adult was
announced b. nine strokes In success
sion. Elx were ruuR for q woman
and three for a child Hence II came
20 be said BY those listening for the
announcement. Nine telicra make q
man" A. this custom became lens
general and the ailualou leaz general
ly understood there was an easy
transition from the word 'teilers 10
The more familiar one "tailurs
That inevitable joker. CurTan. took
advantage % this popular saying TO
poke FUN Ia good natured way az
his hosts on the occasion Of his be-
Ing entertained az dinner by eighteen
~ the Guild Of Tnilorn Curran on
leaving rose and said. Gentlemen.
wish you both good evening"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-01
ROYAL WELCOME
~ Victoria to the Duke and Duchess
Of Cornwall and York and Their
Distinguished Party

streets were packed with cheering
crowds. the xpontaniety OF whose
welcome was commented upon by
the press generally and officials In
the party. The royal squadron ar
rived about s,iS, and as n approach
ed Victoria the warships phaeton.
Amphion and Condor preceded her.
and casting anchor, dressed the ship.
manned the yards. and Numbered
out a salute. In front Of the par
lamcnt buildings a scene OF great
hriluance was presented. The lawn
was occupied by about 1000 school
children In white. who. after read.
ms % addresses. sang Maple Leaf
Forever" and verse OF tho Nation
al anthem.
Tho children were inspected by the
duke. who afterwards presented
medals 90 - South African Volun.
tssrs.
Addresses were Afterwards present.
"a by the Presbyterian synod, the
city, and the Britiah-American Fed
GRAFTON % Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-01

viii be out this afternoon. ma "
you stand on Iinmmoramlth bridge
for bit you'il see oxford ptaciia.
Ing. Tel me what form they're On.
viii your"
Certainly. Mr.. Mortimer" came
the Hodatc response. and I rrly on
you 20 Keep perfectly quiet white !
am gone. Can I give YOU anything
"a piece of paper and poneii1-lut
you viii promise me not 10 try 90
raise yourself or get tired attempt
ting 10 write"
The door closed. The man leaned
back against his proppinF pillows.
ana. chueltling softly 20 himself
"hhe ia 80 likely 10 be IA Judge Of
form" he said 60 himself. Women
aren't apt 60 be much IN the wet bob
line as a rule. one woman was once
IN my rowing days. though. She un-
dsratood most things that ! cared
for. though she can never have eth
ar Understood or cared for me. Lucky
little Firl, that tried 10 make love
me And failed OF course failed
And now I'm going TO die and get
out of II ALI ana hit on tho othrr
side Of tho gray styx. and watch all
tho HucceaHful people coming along
just the way I cams-aH tho cap
tAinH OF tho boats. and the poet lhu-
rsates. and tho men who could make
little girls love them. And
shall sit there and grin. and
throw gray stones into the gray WA
ter. ana not do even that very well.
Paper and pencil. Nothing Go
write, no good bye 90 make. no
message 10 leave for anybody. on
but onel Little girl. I used 60 write
you yards and yards Of rubbish ~
one time you shall just have verse
10 bid you good bye Just one-four
lines. Not long enough 20 annoy
your husband. or bore you"
The wasted fingers struggled with
the pencil. the exquisite little verse
grew on tho white page.
lie read 10 over when u was nm
ishod. with a slgh that vcrged half
way into a cynical li;tle laugh.
The best thing ever did" he
said. and fell back among the ogsh-
ions. The last pAroxysm OF cough
Ing was meroifuliy short. The red
stream that Hooded the feeble lines
ana biotted out forever his last e.
fort took him 10 the shores 81 that
gray river that failures and sue.
cetsss cross alike.
Perhaps she who was once Little
Girl" will notice him sitting there
when her turn comes 90 pass. and
VIII remembsr that he sent her no
woTd Of farewell.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-01

The manner Of constructing the
fort at Ola Point Comfort III inter-
estiuE and throws some light on Gus
toms and pfacMces once Ia vogue.
The work VAS almost wholly done By
slaves who we're brought 90 the place
by their masters and leased 90 tha
engineers "a charge Tho slave ownrr
received % cents "a day FOR each
slave and the government furnished
each Ia bufef" az tho slave was
called. with two cults Of working
clothes pair or two or shoes, IA
tlnns. quarters ana occasionally a lit
Tie tobacco
The 'iabererHF worked with very
iittie clothes nud generally without
shoes, They lived Ia barracks and
eorv suhiaft 20 a kind Of military
Die lpiiur. The owners were regular
IN coming tn 10 collect the hire for
their slaves, from which ws may IN.
fer that the constituents Of thas~
days knew how - appreciate a good
thing 90 degree worthy % the PREF
eui generation fsesiies Weekly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-01
Suburban.

The collection committee OF the
has already secured money and Piled
gcH 10 the amount OF t5ao. The money
h 10 be used 90 purchas. equipment
for the department
The South Park school house ~
almost completed. The school could
BE- opened now were " not for m.
delay ln procuring the furnaces. ow
ms TO the strike in the East.
Rev. J. Nj Baker has been appoint
ed regular pastor 81 the Methodist
Protestant church Of Van Asset.
The Denny Clay works. located at
Van Asset. have Increased their "a
ciiitiea Tor turning out vitrih.d brick
for pavement work.
The volunteer IRE department Of
INTERPLAY vi'i meet tomorrow even
Ing when chief Cook. - Seattle. viii
be IN attendance.
a petition r. being circulated hhou,
Interplay asking that plank road be
built from the boulevard 90 Ballard
as The present road - almost impaHa-
able Ga the winter.
Final Arrangements for the satab.
lishmsnt % a central telephone Of
fec IN Bailara have been made
The sunset company hrs secured
quarters IN the Ha8weii building A
day and nighs service IL promised
a. we'll ss free switch 90 Seattle.
-Four boys were tried before Police
Judge Lucas. % Hailard. ysatsrday.
charged with stealing fruit from
grocery store They were each fncd
s. and costs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-01
CORONER H0YE'S
MONTHLY REPORT
Nineteen Violent Deaths Reported
One Was a Murder

Coroner G. r. Hoys today sent IN
his monthly report % the county
auditor. During the past month %
deaths have been reported 20 him
and Investigated. Among them was
one murder. which was the killinT
81 Peter fonkxood az Weston. NJ
lnquesta have been held. The OK
penses % the once during September
this year were S2iss1. During the
corresponding month last year III
expenses were fss4.70
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-01
MACHINISTS
ARE ACTIVE

The union maehinists bestowed
their polite attentions upon the Sc
attic Machinery company yesterday
evening and this morning. only
three fnachlnlsfs were working there.
and one was captured by the union
men. The other two went back TO
work this morning. escorted Hluxly
by Foreman Johnson. who Ostenta-
tiously projected his elbows as he
walked through the crowd. There
has been no friction az al through
one Of the special patrolmen yeater-
day evening warned one ~ the strik-
ers not 10 follow and talk 20 a work.
man. lie WAS disreEarded. however.
as the union understands It's right
to the use OF the street.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-01

most certainly would have suspend.
ed them. n there Ia horacwhlp In
police headquarters, ! do not know
a. This IL simply a case ~ the
word Of three officers against the
word OF three young mon whom they
arrested"
Chairman Murphy ~ the police, A.
CeuHo aud revenue committee, said
today that II was not likely that tho
committee would be called together
~ investigate the case before tho
early part of next week. Tho inyes-
LEGATION win bo made az night Sos.
sion.
Police omcer Leighton, who mr.
rested the boys NJ the Grand opera
house. denies that they wvro struck
by him al headquarters Friday
night. "rhc two larger boys were
taken % their cells hy me. and one
Of them resisted. and pushed him
through the door. iiie head atSuck
the wall. but aside from that. no vin-
lence was used" he said.
Jailcr q. A. Corning. who took the
Dickinson boy 10 jan from the clerks
desk, also denies using any violence.
we handled them the same as any
others prisoners. ana no beating was
given. A. far 81 whipping the lads
IL concerned. ~ Il false. he declares
Might clerk waiter Easson. who IA
accused q whipping the boys with
black snake. denies that no lnid n
hand on them. and 10 no way abused
them.
serKt ward and Detective Lane.
who were al the station az the time
~ the alleged beating. say that the
boys weFa not even usrd roughly.
and tina, &, a whipping had been "a.
miuiatered. they would have heard
a. az they were IN the main room %
the station.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-01
FIREMEN
REWARDED
For Saving McElwain's Prop
erty He Gives Check
...~-.tog S2h- =. ..--

Tn frame buildings owned by Will
lam p. McEiWoiu az 2222 222t- 22g6
First avenue had a narrow escape
from destruction by fire at an early
hour this morning As II was. the
building at 1926 First avenue VIVA
damaged 20 the extent ~ about $500
shortly after 2 O'Clock this morn
Ing an alarm Of Ore was telephoned
20 headquarters. from "a laundry ct
2222 First avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-01
JUST AFAILURE F.:
a SNORT STORY

Twenty-Five. and failurs--,he
holder of an uubruksn record Of m.
success And nov. though ne want
81 % live IN spite Of u all. he had
E0t 10 die, and 80 the last effort was
a failure. too. The man laughed.
II was rather Joke There was
nothing 10 b. proud OF during hta
whole life. from the 1rst attempt 20
run away from hiA preparatory
school CHE collapse Of those youth
ful plots 90 avoid detection hurt
siuiD 90 the last simple endeAvoy 10
make the great lung specialist give
him more than a month az the out.
side.
There was the love anair that had
failed. the enliatinR IN line reKl-
ment. tho inability 90 rise from the
ranks, the going TO the front-the
front IN name only 1.-THE guarding Of
lines ~ communication. the triv.
ial excitement Of trying 10 pulpe
q stray suiper. and falling al
that. TOO. the Mauaer through tho
lungs that numerically refused TO
KIN him a. once-Rli the same. all
the snme old storyi And now. the
predominant feeling that he would
give anything he had 20 zee another
cricket season. and not leave the
world m "a gray spring all bare
branches and bittor wind.
AN hours walk. nurse. hy cit
means. II j. a--well. rs a ,iue Gay
and you've had 40 little fresh air
Go down 20 the river. The crews
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-01

Happiness II not 20 DO pro.
cured IN one big solid lump. II
Il composed % iunumeFRhle small
Items. Ths recipes for its acauisi-
tion arr simple. and therefore VIZ IL.
more them. Love IN marriage. ndei-
ny IN fricndshlp. affection between
parent Hnd children. courtesy in In
tsrcourzs. devotion 20 duty ara psr
feet sincerity in every rrlhtin9 Of
ffs- those are the ingredients 81 a
happy life In the gueat for hAp.
plunsn ono could not DO better than
pat into practice The pr~crpts % the
great Persian Taking the firsf stet,
wlih the good thought. the sncouA
step aiih She good word and the
third step with the good deed, I en-.
tered paradise. ''- sarah Grand.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-01

vn~-nSfA. u. c.. Oct. i.-rhe
- "a puchess % Cornwall and
ar their distinguished party.
- 49, Asre at II o'clock this morn
- ~ Empress Of india. convoy
w = 4, British Pacific squadron.
g ~. = IL presentation Of the gov
- cabinet ministers the royal
- .,.,,s moved through the crowd
..-.ss % Parliament building.
-. a. duke presented medals TO
$3.50 sau,h African volunteers.
s-.~.1 ire way lay TO Eaqulmault.
49, ,Ae party lunched with the
- Afternoon the duke opens the
...sssfisl exposition. This win be
sssssd By reception at Govern
rsss house
ssrseus weather rrovaiiA The
xasle city Is On fste.
VICTORIA. r. G.. Oct. The
Ira ana Duchess 81 Cornwall and
~ corirlstsd their journey west
.srs today under ideal conditions.
- weather was glorious and the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-01
Deserted
BY FATHER

en1ahe Officer Rifewas this
~ ~ ll ~, investigated q case Of pow
~ mat he says xequlres tnstaut
s,,-i, IN basement AZ sts
Ninth avenue lives Ne cs.. -
Johnson and FIVE htsie c,nA.e- -
~, uusoanu ana father has deserted
mem and they are left in want Tho
associated Charities viii BE- no,laed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-01
CAR0NNE:
FOR NOME

The steamship uaronna. Capt.
Almsn. completed her repairs yea.
terday and sailed Tor Nome shin AZ.
ternoou she aisa has taken on a
small additional cargo. Her en-
gines are IN charge ~ a new crew
as the Old men LETT the steamer on
its return 70 port.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-01
Autos in Railway Service

when Italy. Austria and recently
also France have introduced the ''au-
tomobile" 10 carry passengers on
branch railroads where the small
traffic falls TO return a profit on ord
mary train service the innovation
means mainly that gasoline engines
have been found reliable enough for
public service. The motive power rs
the only point Of resemblance be
tween the explosion motor lOcomo-
tiVes for railway service and The
gasoline automobiles used on the
high grades.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-01
100000 ON
HUMBOLDT
Report That She Would Bring
Down 100000
Erroneous

Boucneld. arrived from skagway at
II o'clock this morning. The tsle-
graphic dispatch from skhRway.
which wns received here Sunday say
Ing that she had 81 90. 600 In gold
on board was slightly erroneous az
only t7eo coo mnterin lixed This was
mostly consigned 60 the Canadian
Bank of Commerce and the local as-
say once. II was packed IN four
iron and three wooden boxes.
The Humboldt had iis nrst-claHa
passengers and - second class.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-01
IN The COURTS

Judge Grimm began work on the
criminal docket this morning The
frat case on the calendar is state
against s. o. Burg. charged with
maliciously shooting and maiming
cattle. The defendant lives near
O'Brien and was arrested az the In
stance Of neighbors
The county attorney has filed an
information against Emma Spencer
charging her with the larceny Of 1870
from the person Of ore W. Johnson.
County Auditor Lamping has re-
ceived from the acting secretary Of
war his formal official approval Of
the map " location and plans ~
, he bridge proposed 10 be cf1ffsi f1irt =
ed across the Duwamish river.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-01
Standing OF the Clubs.
SChL.E:Y--

WARRINGTON. D. e., Oct. l.
's<hiey coursl-Capf. slzsbee. wh3
summarized the -. Paul. was call
e. He testified that he did not say
. sehisE that he believed the Span
- feet was not al Santiago, as
stnley reported 10 congress. He de-
nlsd ever having magaphoned tho
press boat that the spaniards we're
hos N Santiago. but had said that
e himself had ceryera bottled up
IN the harbor.
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HORSEWHIPPED AT
POLICE HEADQUAR TIERS

Continued from page one)
aultinE women, and this. together
with bodily abuse, mnkea an exhibit
ton that l am sure our rcpreaonta-
tlNeH Win not approve of.
Prompt and vigorous action In the
request OF your petitioner"
When MIR, nlckinaon'H oommunica.
ton was read, Il was referred 20 the
police. license and revenue commit
tee. without debate.
viii Fight tho Case
GcneSal Manager Dickinson nnld
this morning;
II have nothing 20 state other than
that contained Ia my communication
90 the council, However, 1 can
say that propose 20 push tho eaAr
70 the end. that thorough lnvestlg-
alton may be made. No, I have not
yet employed an attorney"
what the Chief Says
when seen about the matter this
morning. chief 'of Police sullivan
said.
Il do not believe the charges arc
we'll founded. The next morning
after the trouble Ia the Grand opera
house, ] Investigated the case. 1
found that the Van kuren bows re-
nlntcd officer Leighton. end that he
was compelled TO strike them with
his handouts, 1ailor Corning. Clerk
Enaaon and officer leighton. ali de-
MED % me that either OF them as
sanltsd the Van Kurrns. or Dickin.
son IN any manner. after arrival AZ
tho jail one Of the Van Kurens re-
sisted leighton when he was being
put IN the cell The officer pushed
him IN. but did not strike him. I
believe the Officers have told me- the
truth. Had ! not believed n. I
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-01
STATE FAIR
Is Drawing Big Crowds to
North Yakima

NORTH YAKIMA. wash. Oct. 1.
This town Is overflowtng with peo-
pie who have come 60 attend the an.
nuai state fair, which opened yestsr-
day. The weather "a perfect. and
there Il every reason 10 believe that
this years fair will be the most sue
cesstul yet held Tho exhibits by
counties are specially me. Cattle
IL coming In by trainloads. and horses
for the racing events are now near
~ all In the stables.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-01
DIVORCES
TRY AGAIN

CARSON. New. Oct. The we'd
sng 81 Geo. ~ Pullman. son % the
hte Fvliran-car magnate. and Mrs.
szrah l. Braxsil. divorced wife Of
fsl Jas. BTazsli, % former Com
sscck-Fnlne fame, was celebrated hero
hst evening. Mr. PnilEnan's wife
Aad obtained a divorce from him
sHly the day before yesterday Mrs.
bgaxeii y one q the West sisters Of
sar Francisco. and i famed for her
keauty-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-01
UGLY SUICIDE
wealthy asncher Blows on
Top of.hls Mead

c0lFAx. Wash. Oct. The dead
Aciy u Wenzen Horak. wealthy
Hh.nian rancher. was found by a
rsixhhor On the floor q Horak's cab
n. the ranch being seven miles from
cslfkx Il was evident that Horak
bad eonmIstsd suicide by placing In
rs muuth the muxIle OF shotgun
saf pulling the trigger with a stick.
re top 81 the mans head was torn
a. ne false teeth he wore were
tsund embedded in thu ceiling OF
IL cabin. HoTak had been dead
seoss a week. when the body was
tuund yesterday. Temporary insan-
~ : believed TO have led to the
sahriee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-01
POOR PLACE TO
LEAVE HIS MONEY

" p cronen, Of New Haven
Conn now a guest NJ the Butter
nDtei' reported 70 the police TO-DAY
w ioka Of belt containing six gold
english Foyerelgns. Mr.. Croner says
ne ieft The belt and money IN a closet
= the Great Northern depot. He re-
.lfhed ? Few minutes later ana 4.
Was gore. 'N u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-01
BURNED TO
THE GROUND
Residence OF Walter Filrhenry
Destroyed By Fire

f'hs residence OF Walter Eitrhen.
~. at ITO Twenty fourth avenue.
burned to the ground az II o'clock
THIS morning. II was not until n 40
that an alarm waa toiephoned to
firc headquarters. and then the house
was entirely destroyed The nre
started from defective chimney
The building was a one story frame.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-01
They Had to Get Out

The FIRST tenants 20 move out %
the building az Third avenue aud
Union street. soon 10 be torn down
TO make room Tor the federal airuc-
ture are Martin a Fox. the auction
GERS. They were ordered out sew
eral days ago and were unable 20
md other quarters until to-day. when
store at x1is Fiut avenue waa
found
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-01
HELD UP

Henry Norman reported 90 the po-
lice this morning that be- was tile
victim OF a bold attempt o. highway
robbery. When near the corner ~
Occidental avenue and Tesler way
at t.z0 o'clock this morning, he says
no was confronted BY two men with
rovolyers. Instead Of complying
with their command 20 stand and
deliver" he resisted, and clinched
With the robbers In the struggle
that followed he feIi down the stairs
Into the Monogram saloon. Hts na-
raiiants then ran down Yesier way.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-01
SPENT HALF
HALF STOLEN

John strom. today complained 20
che police that he had been robbed
Of si2s. strom came 20 Seattle sat.
urday night with $3.50. Since that
time he has been chrouHiug. and
thereby squandsrea half of his
money. Tho balance. he says was
stolen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-01
q Marine Monster on Land

To see g take n trip 70 the United
states navy yard The Wisconsin
r. now IN the drydock. Boats lcavc
Columbia dock at $50 and 10 a. m.
i.ts and 40 9. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-01
SMALL P0X
ON Pine ST.
Case Discovered by the Health
0fhcer Today

Health oaiear Carroll today dls.
covered a cAse o. smailpoE az sig
Pins street. The afflicted person Il
Anthony undshake. aged p. Ha
was sent 20 the detention hospital.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-01

VIII the gentleman who witnessed
the assault IN gallery Of Grand
Opera house Friday evening. Sept.
"a kindly communicate or leave ad
dress with Geo. W. Dickinson. Fifth
and Pine streets. Phone, Main 200.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-01
LAST GAME


PORTLAND. or, Oct. 1.-The last
game q the season In the North
western league vas won BY Portland
fFgm Seattle yesterday afternoon By
scaFe q to 2 The victory was
E9n in the nth inning. The game
vas h0ry contested throughout.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-01
"i've Waited, Honey; Waited
long for You"

After a six;y day wait the wiseon-
sin 80 IN the drydock and people can
see her from top % bottom on the
outside as well 80 inside
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-01
PROF. SHELDON
io23 Third Ave, Cor. Of Seneca 81

Paimlstry taught. Mcdiumlstlc
persons developed. Home all day
Sunday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-01

Money doubled In buying Inter.
State Fisheries stock Greyhound
dock.
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BANK cLEARANCEs

Bank elearaness announced today
t 49, '''''''''+f...--...g5 1884 ,2ss 70.
1N' ''''''''.s-'........ 1g7, 207 90
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kB...lr rs JUST As CHEAP TO SEE
THE aTsr.
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Travellers Railway Guide.
Northern Pacific

North Coast Limited leave for g. PAN 20
Q m Arrive firm Ht Paul . NJ
Aflantir fspfs1s isate Ter " Paul 1a3
w Afrirs from N Paul . ~
Harrington Overland Leave r. ~ fouin
Kansas Ctf Jas a m. Arrive D. NJ
Three inins each waf letFssn ssatrs and
pcritsnd Leave 80 M. " o. D m snd eco
3 M Anffs = a m. 40 .. m. snd ms
q m
Erprs4 oiympls and Guys nArhar--Isara .
m Arrive iB r "a.
Farfrrs South Hfnd -Isars isrrfpt HunfaFl.
50 M Arrive lsxfspi sunday. tB 3 no.
Seven tfaius ssrh vay between seatus and
Tacoma -Lsssr 7 a m. a m. 1901 o ~.
IIS o. N 20 ~. SIS 3 M, 80 o. m
ana 40 o. m Arrive 1 M. ~ IN
" IS . ~. 80 3 N. 80 . m. So m aud
SIS o n.
tsns fssvs Is A. m. it N sud 20 b IN
Arrive - ~. 3 N. sHd =
Trrreas aamas and Vancouver. H. C-Leara
4 % = m Arrive ~ ..
-Tuo irsius ar1henish. ssdro wooiisy Leave
p a 80 - = - $3.50 e l-sssa So . .
. m
Frrfess fssa1rah. auoquaimls Leave $50 D
m fsrrsrt sundsyl. Arrive iiio q IA. tssccpt
sunday.
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Crest Northern

Overland TiTs-teate Tor 81 Pau D. m.
Arrive from 81 Paul . m.
Ffpfesa apoksus Leave IN a m. Arrive
~ N
NJ $40 % M Arrive ~ 10 a. m. 3 10 d m
Fsrrass Tlaine New Wsftmiusisr Leave q
M Arrive 3 10 D.
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