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New-York tribune., 1901-03-30

her house. No 263 Madison-ave. her indispositon
being due TO the worry and anxiety concerning her
son. Eugene. and her new daughter-in-law nee
Fitzgerald. who recovering from scarlet
fever at the country place OF Howard Willets. at
White Plains
New-York tribune., 1901-03-30
IN NEW CITY

CITY
Mail subscribers o DAILY and TR!-WEFJ<I.y
be charged postage addition ths
above -
Address all relative subscriptions or
advertisements 10 THE TRIBUNE New-York city. Re-
NIT by Postofice money order money orde
New-York tribune., 1901-03-30

Woodlnvn Cemetery.-Handsome large plot tos
SALE beautifully located. facing Driveway. z. EDMUND
MARKS, 229 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1901-03-30

BEzNJAMIN-SuddenIy Thursday evening March p
Harsen PraIl. Cornelia A and the late Rev.
Eastburn BENJAMIN
Funeral from St BarthoIomews Church Monday. April
/. at 9:30 a. m.
Kindly omit flowers.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1901-07-18
FIND THE MOOSE THESE HUNTERS ARE AFTER

ol uei-I51rs, she, hal had quarrel
soac day, previously. A.bar, is the
>u of a vcl-kuowu painter. and
h'eh.er Is a.. sin o- minister OF the
gospel
The ;.ug.aorso tau en- Oh, I..a.
NOOK and y rrh YNuhl l1rl stage
ram away ou "a down grade anE the
stage was u, ru.Ha THero were two
passengers. G N S.aVbal-o Of VIII.
amcue yl.le, rad a. arm broken. and
70. ;. SuaV...4-a of Fre.uo. "a brother
Of h 80. Ssavbnace. was instantly
hlcd. his skull being fractured aud his
'r"s aau legs Dro"en. 4ne brothers
were oA i-'r" Way Go -ll-ano1l % visit
's.''l'eN
The stage between Blkar CITY and
Drdr,par. Or. was held up rcsr
Daal,y mountain ly louc highway.
man. Ia re wcrc no passengers dn the
stage Tae r.al.r went through the
pockets "a. tho driver. Dave Holden,
securing S45 in cash aal his watch.
The mails were not disturbed. 10 Is
supposed thai the roubsr> expected o.
gut thc Clark, creek placer ulue clean
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1901-07-18

Anrsje- lr hs sasscr Htr lr. srna.
louf irtl irt. sso'e.. ueryne, sri ne.
ans co, u~ea easily lvee ssyt sas-
.ng icei o- ueat -aoe> rg Adams Eaa.
hsse 20 coo's ihe ieft and uskg,
walking casg Gave. svs.Haa. svra .,
'ett ag-os iUs ua.,. .a'.,r,r, ana cs ,s,
sPo.s kr.s,ts CORDS tu. a.nar. a
a.. pain sud gye, -psi srt som l-'
Try % tc-tsy. Soll ty au 3raegi-t. si.
shoe siore' ior o.. IRA pletsgt t.et
Address, Allen : ousoaa. De- Ee
Ny.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1901-07-18
NEWS OF THE WORLD.
HAPPEN NlNos OF THE PAST FEW
DAYS FROM AL QUARTERS.
rammany Increases rrrsrntl Asscss-
mcnts In New Nork-Smcide of the
Cowboy rrcnchcf'' - Elaai suffrage
tn Colorado - nuwtcitcs Mobbcd.


Pierre Lorillarl. the millionaire to-
bacco manufacturer. died IN New York
July = Tie was nearly 6S year, Of age.
Earl Russell viii BE- tried before The
British house Of lords ON July rs on the
charge Of bivamy.
A message by wireless telegraph was
received at Cape Ray. Newfoundland,
from tho steamer Lake Champ aiu. 800
uile, outat saa. t.t.nR that the steamer
would pass that po,nt TIE next evening
40 So'cl0ck There was qu.t' = fog %
tbc tma, but this did not appear t5
affect the signals.
The steamer Baemerion arrived At
Tacoma from th Orient and brings de-
tails 90 ;bc loss of 800 lives by aui-
sAdr and Gloi at Lupgkeug, in China,
boo june iho landslide was caused ly.
a tremendous earthquake which uuset-
lied bo,h hnd and SEA.
A New York dispatch says that the
ramm5uy aa-u.t system Of putuug
nearly every one ON the tax rolls Tor
personal cs.ao Tor sums ranging from
about 5000 Oh several millions Als re-
suited iu increasing gross personal So.
sosaututs bc more than S6L000,Ua0.
Some Of the lugcr assessments are tho
following: Frederick W. Vanderbilt,
S2.on0oo; George W. Vanderbilt,
100000: william h. Vanderbilt,
$1,000 010; d Rockofeilor, 100000;
Ouondorler estate, $l0Oo0 900; Andrew
Carnegie, &i,0lo.0 GOA; Russell sage. SCo).-
coo; A. g. Vanderbilt. $500 900; n H.
Rogers, $4,000; Joseph Pulitzer, son.
uo1, Marie Marshall, $4,000; Adrian
lsoin. si01otl Tammany has also iu-
cras-i tlcvl.uat.ons on city real ct O.
Sls3,SG20s5
by decision 81 Judge Palmer boo the
district court 40 Denver liquor m1y hs
sold oa Sunday aud ,alpon.kcepr, may
sci. liquor Geo women n ,vnscp1ms cou.
ucctcd with their saloons Jutg, Pal
mcr ls n tsr opinion tllt women have
Che amc lignt as men Go purchase
liquor, sud tha. the equal ,ularo cone
suutiaual provision swept away che
last vel, Ike OF inequality between man
aud woman uudvr The laws OF the state
OF Colorado
Ecv l. q. Hrook,r ol the EWugoi-
cal church. vo.l AuoUu a, the cowboy
Preacher" committed suc.lc 40 has
Aomc Boz K.ampy. Nyb, 10y shooting
D. D.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1901-07-18
n E$os aRf
G ssz 5zG6s1BGz

Tie b'cod may be IN bad condition
vt with no c@terual si.zs, no sk.z
s-- 'on or sores to ialicatc f.. Ths
r1- 'r1s in such cases being a variahl,
i9r P1a1 digestion, aa inlasc-i54Ll, D,
--ess -a- u-Duusuess, loss of iest
1rl 81 geae--l rar-loNu Condition Of this
iys,~- - cea-ly showing the hlood Ia.
l'st agtaavequ-,iics, has become thiz
tHd ea-y. Z; is iu j-st such cases thai
as. S. has done some Ct its quickest aa5
u-s, elective worl, by building Up tEc
Blood CD. -l-glylHg the elements lacking
10 i-a-- ;, ..arg and vigorous.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1901-07-18

81 California figs and pru2es,
scientifically Blended with i5
wei riPenod grain, makes q table
beverage Of rare quality.
IN FICPFUNE there ie com
Hne5, with the delicious fruit
1ayor, al the nutritious and
hea,,h-EivnE qualities Of t-1it and
grain.
Bou f-c. 3 - 10 minutes only
AL CECCEES SELL
FGPRJ<E CEREAL
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1901-07-18

{EE% toaics. .rl va4 VII
.hNANASA6nd Tie s-r-.,a i=
- - t-.555 proves atoac,, strength
returns, and nervousness vlrisles as soa
r.ca pure b,ool oaoe more oircula,es
through al parts of tie svs:en.
S. 5. S. IS The oaly purely vcget.h-e
blood 9uude- known Itooat4.rs 80 mix
erals vhateyer send for our free book
-1 blood and skin diseases ard write or
qhySc.aus fer ANY iuio--11ion or advice
wanted No ,hars f-r nelic4, l5yicc
TsE swift SPEciFc CO. ALBANIA. ca
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-30

alton. and fixing penalty for viola
ton. The bill giving Justices 81 the
peace jurisdiction over misdsmennor
eases. with authority 20 impose nne
and imprisonment was passed.
Other bills passed BY the Heuate--
Providing for the settlement 81 eH-
tateH without letters 81 HdmlnlatFn-
ton; creating n tax on collateral
inheritancen.
The deficiency hui. giving the sec
Rotary Of state $500. passed both
houses,
Ths house passed the bill requlr-
Ing county epndnmcn 20 be residents
81 the state. excerpt In the cases ~
surety companies. and requiring
township bouasmen Co be residents
- the county
In the house a bill was introduced
this morning nppropriAtinE tssno for
monument - the dead heroes %
the F1rat Washington regiment
The last legislature appropriated
$1,000 90 bring the bodies ~ these
soldiers home. More than g. 9so ~
this appropriation ntfil remains In
the fund This win be Us : for the
monument
The senate adjourned until tomor-
row.
The house this afternoon is cnnsid-
erinR the btu 60 abolish the once %
state grain Inspector. A sharp fght
r. progressing
senator Hnlieit introduced bl1
90 restrict the propagation 81 the
criminal classes II provides that
convicta sentenced % n third term
IN the peuitenfiary. or convicted 81
criminal assault. shall be uaHsxsd
BY the state veterinarian.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-30
BARBARIAN" BROWNS LUCK

the claim Jumpers gang. The Am
orleans quickly formed aging
wedge" holding Hrown-who IL A
little bit Of a fsiluw-ln their arms
as an apex. and with lightning sped
bore down on the crowd around the
registrars window
The force ~ the impact was ire
eistable The Americans tore their
way victoriouAiy through the Eng
iiahmen. knocking down buriy men
By the haif-doxeH men and land
ed against the wooden Office building
with a crash. Then Brown and his
confesierates compelled the registrar
to record his claims.
That Is how Brown came 10 be Civ
en- the name barbarian" which has
stuck 70 him SO perHisteutiy and sue
cessfuily ever since.
Tire aging wedge incident led To
litigation over the real ownership %
Browns claims. and during the
course % this procedure be brought
suit to recover tt.50e.0Q0 In equity
for the Jumping Of his claims. About
$500. 900 Of this amount has been won
By barbarian" ana paid over TO
him. The papers transmitted b.
President Mckinley to congress bear
upon the plucky Americans Efforts
to rebuke the supreme court Of the
South African ReuEhlic for turning
him down" Mr.. Brown does not
propose 10 lose the million dollar bal
ance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-30
IN THE COURTS.

r. w. Johnson has commenced an
action against the Pacific Clipper
Line 10 collect $50, 900 for alleged vlo-
latlon OF contract.
johnson states that Ia 1900 he
made a contract with the defendant
company to carry all the freight
from the vessels to the shore nc
Nome. Pursuant 20 the fulfillmcnt
~ the contract he states that he ex-
pended large amount Of money on
lighters. boats and tugs. He then
statcB that the company failed 10
live up to It's contract. and allowed
other persons to handle the freight.
The case Of the Cleopatra Mining
20. W. Geo. w. Dickinson and Frank
w. Mitchell. is set for hearing to-
morrow morning IN the civil depart
ment % the superior court. The case
il brought to recover damages in the
sum OF ,s47,s0 for alleged non-ful-
flment Of contracts. The COM
plant recitea that on Oct. 2s, 1899,
the company entered on a contract
with the defendants whereby II WINS
10 lease 20 Dickinson A. Mitchell
their property and quartz claims
near Miller river. The lsssees were
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-30
THE HYADES
OVERDUE

The steam Collier Hyaaes. Of the
Pafinc Coast Company. Capt. Gar
ilHh. which left san Francisco on
the 7tth instant, should have arriv-
cd az Seattle on the 18th. but up TO
the present time has not been re-
ported az Port Townsend. nor was
she sighted sithsr by the State Of
California or Mackinaw. both %
the latter steamers left san Fran
cisco after the Hyades. The officers
u The MackiuaW say that a terrific
northwest gale has been sweeping
the Paciae coast for the past week.
This In ali probability has sent the
Hyadcs out Of her course. a. she
comes Up empty and consequently
stands about Is feet out Of the wa
ter sim with ali these hindrances
taken into consideration there In yet
much anxiety felt for the belated
collier.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-30

WASHINGTON. p. G.. Jan. 30.--In
response 70 resolution request Of
the senate. President Mckinley has
transmitted 20 congress certain pa
pers bearing on the claim q r.. r.
Brown. Of Spokane. against the
South African republic.
This Il Barbarian" Brown. famous
In Seattle and throughout the
Northwest as one Of the youngest.
richest and most audaciouH mining
men u the day. Several years ago
Barbarian Brown struck Spokane.
He was a pennliese newspap per man
without the price Of a neal He
worked in spokane a short while,
then succeeded IA getting passage
to South Africa. This vas At the
time o. the initial gold excitement
IN the Transvaai. Mr. Brown stalk
ed half 4 dozen gold claims which
eventually proved 20 be very rich.
He got wind n a scheme on the part
Of English and Boer prospectors 20
jump his claims and then ~ bodily
Interference prevent him from reg
istering his own titles on the morn
ing ~ the first opening Of the regia-
trars Office.
Mr.. Brown quietly got together n
small crowd ~ American pr0spectOrA
and privately taught them the tao
tics Of the famous college football
rush" On the eventful morning
the registrars ONCE. situated In the
open, was densely packed about BY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-30
PLEASE FIRE
ALL OF US

sKAGwAY. Jan 1T.--Advlces from
Dawson state that the Yukon council
has addressed - the government az
Ottawa a lengthy memorial recon-
nlcndinK several changes IN the pres
ent method Of administering intern
al Affairs In the Yukon district.
Arnong the changes suggested arr
the following: Reduce the royalty on
d-production % per cent. or es-
tabiish an assay ofsice and maintain
= small export duty on gold. estab-
lish soyerameut mint in q place
accessible 10 the district: Great a
higher court. authorize the election
% an members of the Yukon council
by the people % the Yukon Ter
rttoFy. fhus efrndleAtiug appoint
neut hx the Ottawa government
This last Recommendation II prRctic-
ally an invitation 20 chop IN the
heads af the authors and x.gEers u
the me mcrtaf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-30
WATERFRONT NOTES.

The British bark Falkland. Capt
Grarie. IL expected IN Seattle today.
where she wlii take on LOO tons 81
grain for the Orient.
The steamer Duke Of Fife. Capt.
Cor. which is operated BY Dodwsll
a Co. was reported at Victoria, y.
c.. yesterday noon. from Japan and
China Che brings n fuli cargo from
the Orient and hlao has A good list
OF passengers for Puget sound.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-30
WASHINGTON.

IN the senate the amendment 10 the
Indian appropriation bill, TO con-
tinue the maintenance Of Indian
agencies at Puyailup and Neah bay.
and appropriating $1,000 for In
crsaeing the capacity Of the Puyai-
iup reservation school 20 that II will
accommodate 90 instead OF 200 In
dian pupils. was adopted. Thu
amendment also provides for other
improvements and the construction
Of several new buildings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-30
THREE SALOONS WRECKED.
MRS. SHERIFF INITIATES MRS. NATION WITH PRETTY
SERIOUS REsULTs-oUEER CRUSADER
WAITS HATcHETs.

WICHITA. kan. ian. ao.-Three
saloons were demolished az Anthony
early today by ten women. members
OF tho W. g. r. L. Tho damage To
the property Wlll exceed $50. 900
The women were led by Mrs. Hhors
m. af Dangvilie. who claims the
credit FOR starting Mrs. Carrie Ma
ton on her nhloon-amRahinK cru
SADIE.
The FIRST place faided was James
IIanloy'n. The women smashed
nearly all OF the bar fixtures. but
overlooked several hundred dollars
worth 81 liquor. With n picknNs
Mrs. Sheriff broke open the door Of
the second place. bartender James
showed light. and Mrs sheriff
struck him with a beer bottle. bad
- cutting the mans hand, The
husbands Of the women remained
outside and guarded the entrance.
No arrests have been made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-30
I. N. {. A.
BASKET BALI

The Y. NJ g. A. basket ball team
will go to Tacoma Friday 20 play
the team Of the Tacoma aasocia ton.
This game will be OF unusual inter-
est ~ both teams have defeated
SPOKANE and the winner 81 this
match will be declared tho cham
piona of Washington.
Prof. Douthit. OF the Seattle Y. NJ.
c. A.. IL very confident Of the sue
cess OF his team. but says the fact
that the gymnasium Will be strange
will be q handicap.
Saturday the Chshalls basket bali
team will meet Seattle IN Tacoma.
The ChshnllE aggregation IL an UNI
known factor and may prove a
strong one.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-30

kidaapine. and upon conviction there
81 shall he Imprisoned IN the psni-
Tertiary not more than ~ years nor
irss than one year. and D. fined not
mote than t5s809, nor less than 81 900. %
KIDNAPPING a CHILD.
II any person maliciauHty. fore -
IDLY OF ffauduiently lead. take. de-
coy or entiHe away any child under
the aEr II IL years. with the intent
20 detaiu o. conceal such child from
ita parent. guardian or other perpon
having the lawful charge 81 such
child. he shall Be- punished BY i'm
pflaonmeut In the ptnitentiafy not
more than 10 years. ~ - me not
exceeding g 60. or by both such fns
and Imprisonment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-30

required 20 pay down 1850. which
was Tor the purpose ur satisfying an
indebtedness % the company 20 the
Seattle National bank. and Co do
liver 30 per cent, OF the net earnings
% the plaintiff company 10 was
nlro further stipulated that tho de.
fondahtH were 70 make many i'm
proNements IN the plant from tine
90 time, which included the building
OF switch roads connecting with the
Great Northern railway. furnishing
number or orr cars and installing
a compressed air plant. The plain
tiffH state that the defendants duty
proceeded with the development 81
the mine and disposed OF the ore 90
their own use and heneft. until May
IN last when they completely aband-
oned the property and refused 20
comply with the terms OF the con
tract.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-30

ing or previous ntimation. oreiai
friends of Gen. Macarthur are in
clincd 10 resent his recall with a
show o. feeling almost amounting
20 bitterness IL is generally con-
ceded that Gen. Chaffee Will prove
himself an effeient governor Of tho
islands under military rule. should h,
be chosen to that position % great
trust, but there Il n more Or lees
general feeling that Gen. Macarthur
Is not being dealt with Justly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-30
THE ELUSIVE
PAT GROVE

whether the real Pat Grove. the
kidnhpeF % Millionatrr cudahy's son
II la Or about Seattle the police 80
not know 1, 70 generally believed.
however. that some Joker or crank Il
trying - have little fun ~ the ex
penss of Groves uatufieff.
Detective Wappenstsia covered the
postofice all day yesterday, with no
Frsuif lie says that while the po-
lice do not take ths story seriously,
II II reported from san Francisco
that the ksdnnper IL on the Pacific
coast. with shc intention 81 getting
out Of the United states on noni~
foreign NainE vessel and the poles
are keeping vikilaut.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-30
FOOTpAD HOLDS Up AND
RObS NISSSTEL[A KORAN
The Young Lady Gives Up Her Purse Exclamng to the
Hichwayman, "YOure RuHian and Coward

Telephone Office
adys pookebook
frightened disappear
ed down
the telephone office her home No
at
suddenly jumped from the shadow
claiming pooketbook" Miss
n
IN a = At
fellow which contained $40
QUIT urh a
police
could he
o disguise lie apparently and quite TALL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-30

-Four other persons suffered iniur-
les IN escaping.
A Wild panic prevailed, following
the discovery Of the IRE. Several
thrilling rescues we're made.
The property loss Is 81. 100. Faulty
Insulation % electric wires caused
the are.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-30
Mr.. MEREDITH
MOVES OUT
As the County Superintendent Of
Schools.

". q. Hartranft this morning as
sumsd the duties OF superintendent
81 Kong county &c hools. 10 which
office he was appointed BY the Cpun-
> cummifalunefH. VI. J. Meredith
has, until this time. rsfu ssd @ vncase
the office. on the ground that the
terms % Hnrtranft dif not conn
mence until August. which month
marks the usual commencement Of
school terms After the arguments
= hioh consumed n number ~ DAYS.
Judge Tailman rendered his decision
In favor Of AIR. HartrRnft.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-30

~ King county echooln. 10 which
day Afternoon ~ the county auditor
ofiice By Henry NJ. Brown and Sarah
n. Hrnwn. The article II an agree
rent between the two parties 60 sep
SfFta TuF ufS, AFTER 10 yrhru OF not
altogether peaceful wedluck. Mrs.
Brown r. TO receive 600 cash ALI
mouy and 10 acres OF land ia ore
ror Mr.. brown promises not even
20 write 10 her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-30
BASEBALL.

The Seattle High school will this
year endeavor to keep up Its past
reputation and put a good baseball
team on the Geld. There in lot OF
good material In the school, and N
n competent coach can be secured,
an excellent team viii be brought
out The athletic association of the
school will select n manager for the
team today who Will start work Inn
medlataiy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-30
JAMES HAM.
Is TO SPEAK
At the Meeting Of the Chamber Of
Commerce

The meeting OF the chamber OF
commerce on February Q at $3.50
O'Clock promises 20 be an interesting
one. James Hamilton Lewis has
written that he Will address the
members on the necessity FOR and
the advantages TO be gained by the
building OF an auditorium
IN speaking OF the matter this
morning Mr. Lewis said that his
project Ia one that Seattle should
not turn down, as within q brief
period the olty'B importance would
demand an edincc wherein vast as
sembliea and conventions OF local.
state. and even national repute.
might be held.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-30
CARPENTERS STRIKE

The carpenters At their meeting
last night. unanimously decided 20
refuse 10 60 - work unless their de-
mandH were aecedcd 90 by the con-
tractors a resolution Was drawn
up aud passed. providing for q
branch ~ the trades council that
win operate a general contracting
business II the present trouble a.
not soon settled. officials 81 the Car
penters' Union say the HuileeTs'
Exchange Will be opposed by a rival
corporation. II was stated today at
the HuildsrN' Exchange that IL the
carpenters refused % SO to work
this morning. uun-union labor would
be- put on the work In anticipation
~ this. delegates Of the earpenters'
Union were watching all jobs from
which men had been called. No new
carpenters could be found. however.
This afternoon the Builders En-
change iH holding n meeting. when
lie nnhl decision win be given.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-30
ARMY Bill.

WASHINGTON. u. G, Jan. 20
The house committee on military AZ
fairs today began the consideration
4 the army appropriation hill. which
II framed ON the basis Of 10. 900 men.
paymnster General Bates explained
the needs 81 an army OF larger uu-
mericai strength.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-30
DER KAISER
SAVES MONEY


NEW YORK, Jan. 30.-A dispatch
from Berlin says: There II no truth
in the rumor that Emperor William
Of Germany r. heavily Indebted to
Herr Krupp and other German cap
italiats. and ~ a consequence Is sur
ferluR considerable personal incon-
venieuce. - a matter of fact the
emperor r. not only on firm financial
footing but IL ana for some time past
has been, saving money.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-30
MR.. MONROE
is STUBBORN
Ten Cent Verdict Doesn't
Please This Man.

TROY. Ida, Jan. 30.--One Of the
most peculiar damage suits in the
history Of civil law practice In the
Northwest. has just been decided in
Northern Pacific Railway Co. Alex
ander Monroe, OF Troy. sued the
Northern Pacific for 800 damages
because ne had been put on q train
near MOSCOW for refusing q pay the
z5e rebate-charge and the additional
10c penalty imposed b. that road
for rendering cash fare instead 81 a
ticket. The verdict being against
him, Mr.. Monroe says he Will appeal
the case 70 higher courts. lie says
he doesn't care anything about the
35c and iec. but It's the principle of
the thing, you know" He u taxed
with the costs u the present suit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-30
INSULTING
KING EDWARD
New York councli Courts
csustic Comment.

NEW YORK. Jan. ao.--At a reku-
La meeting q the municipal cauns
ell. stewart NJ. nftcs. non ~ the late
senator Gavin b. firio~. arose e
uffer "a resolution 20 lever the re
tionai Tag on the City han 81 hall
mast. 10 respect for The grief =
Great Briiain upon the Death -
Queen Victoria. Before CouneIipaan
nfine could rad his resolution.
Councilman Murray moved an al
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-30
WOMEN KILLED IN A fire.
vosk-aoPE sEEaxs AND ONE vIcTim FALLS
FROM TIE FouRTH STORY

NEW YORK. Jan. a0.-Two women
nss their lives in a fire ~ the Hotel
Jefferson et o'clock this morning.
They were sufrocated In 3 room on
the seventh floor.
Eleanor DoWing. a trained nurse.
swung by rope from fourth
story window The rope broke. Her
skull Was fractured.