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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-06-03

~
Smut Dewet, sekretarz generata
Bothy.
WASHINGTON, 3go Czerwca. =
Onegdaj urzedowo oziajmiono, re
Stany Zjednoczone zatrzymujq
kontrole mad Kuba, ,dop6ki popraw-
ka Plata ME zostanie przyjeta wv
gi6wnych zarysach". Wczorajsze
gazety kubanskie omawiaja to roz-
porzadzenie, wiadomosci Haba-
ny o zachowaniu sic przyw6dzc6w
wszystkich partyj, niepokoja wiel-
ce rad tutejszy. zach chodzi Ottawa,
re zachowanie sic radykai6w do
prowadzi do ostrzejszego wystapie-
MIA re gen. Wood zmuszony be
dzie przy pomocy woiska rozwia-
zac konwencya, Gazety demokra-
tyczne tutejsze zapowiadaja rewo-
lucya ma Kubie.
LINCOLN, Neb., 3go Czerwca. =
W. j. Bryan oglosif artykuf p. t.
CESAR Mckinley, W ktorym kry-
tykuje rozstrzygniecia trybunafu
najwyzszego W sprawie wysp naby-
tych. Oswiadcza, re tribunal i
die reka W reke prezydentem i
wzywa nar6d, by zaprotestowaf
przeciw orzeczeniom trybunafu. 5
gfosami przeciw 4 trybunaf uczynif
McKinleya cesarzem ma Porto Ri
co, a wedle depesz, prezydent 2
wdziecznoscia tytut przyjqf. Roz-
strzygniecie to znaczy tyle, re kon-
gres ma wladze wyzsza cd konsty-
tucyi, kt6ra kongres stworzyla.
BosToN, Mass, 3go Czerwca. =
Komitet dziewieciogodzinowy unii
maszynist6w oblicza, re 2.20O ma
szynist6w w Bostonie i okolicy O.
trzymaio 9godzinowy dzien piracy i
podwyzszenie plac i re 5000 innych
robotnik6w pozyskafo skrocenie
dziennej piracy, Strajk teraz trwa
jeszcze tylko w 5 fabrykach zatru-
dniajacych 1,720 robotnik6w.
BUFFALO, N. Y, 3go Czerwca. =
Ma wystawie panamerykanskiej
wczoraj po raz pierwszy W Niedzie-
le by}y pootwierane budynki. lam-
kniete byfy tylko budynki ma Mid.
way budynki rzqdowe. W ,,Tem-
pie of Music" wieczorem odbyf sic
koncert organisty W. P. Stanleya
Brooklyna. Do wyladowywania
byly wczoraj juz tylko cztery wa
gony kolejowe napefnione okazami
wystawowymi.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, 3go Czerwca. -
Arcybiskup keane Dubuque,
Iowa, rozporzqdziE, azeby wszyscy
kandydaci do stanu duchownego W
jego archidyecezyi odbywali studya
W seminaryum W st. Paul, ME W
Montreal, jak to dotychczas byfo
zwyczajem. W skutek tego semi
naryum tutejsze pozyska znaczna
ilosc nowych student6w i bedzie
trzeba nowy gmach dobudowac. -
SAN Francisco, CAL, 3 Czerwca.
q Honolulu nadchodzi wiadomosc
d. 25 Maja, re aresztowany W
sadie policyjnym skazany ma dro-
bna kare zostaf Adolph L. Luet-
CERT, syn zonob6jcy Luetgerta,
sraconego W Chicago, "a to, re W
pewnym domu brutalnie obif dwie
kobiety. Sedzia ostrzegf go, re
musi bye tenn ostrozniejszy W SVEN
zachowaniu sic, il samo jego na-
zwisko W danym razie uprzedzi
niekorzystnie dla niego kazdy sad
przysiegfych.
COLORADO Springs, Colo, 3 Czer.
Parma Clara Virguerie Colorado
Springs zostaia W jednym dniu
milionerka. Liczy ona dopiero lat
1S, i mieszka u swojej siostry "a
meznej pani R. W. Davis. Jest ona
wraz z dwoma bracmi, wfascicielka
fanny Point, Terrebone parish W
Louisiana. Niedawno jeszcze far
ma ia byia warta $4,000; dzisiaj
lie sprzedal iby jej wfasciciele "a 4
miliony dolar6w. D. 25 Maja wy
tryslo ogromne zr6dfo nafty ma
farnie liczni spekulanci nacho.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-06-03

ko sic skohczy. 2 og6lnej liczby
zorganizowanych maszynist6w pra.
cuje okofo 1000 ma warunkach,
postaXionych przez unie przyje-
tych przez fabrykant6w. Do straj-
ku przyszlo tylko W takich zakla-
dach, ktorych wfasciciele naleza
do Metal Trades Association" i
kt6rzy ME chca przystac ma zafat.
wienie sporu robotnikami przez
sad polubowny. Postanowili oni
podobno ma tajnem posiedzeniu
rozbic zjednoczenie narodowe, kt6-
re samowolnie stawia warunki, tru-
dne do przyjecia przez wfaScicieli
fabryk maszyn.
Me wierzcie szarlatanOm.
Donosilismy pred tygodniem o
utopieniu sic J6zefa Zielinskiego.
Obecnie mozemy don.esc o ME-
kt6rych szczegoiach, odnoszacych
sic do tel sprawy, zielihski "a
chorowaf szukat porady u jedne-
go ,,cudownych" lekarzy, zamie-
szkaiego przy Milwaukee ave. Gdy
wr6cif cd ,,doktora", opowiadaf 70
ME, re ten wprowadzif 60 do ciem-
nego pokoju pokazywaf mu tam
,,niestworzone" rzeczy. Jest jego
przeznaczeniem odebrac sobie zy-
Gle. Me pomogfy perswazye zony'
Zielinski byf spokoiny, lecz mowit
czesto o swoim losie. Nareszcie
wziai ma siebie ubranie odswietne,
wyszedf z domu do miasta i - VIE
cej ME wr6cif. Zwfoki nieszcze-
sliwego wydobyto W kilka dni p6-
zniej rzeki. Winika ztad nauka,
re nalezy unikac szarlatanow ME
powierzac i'm najdrozszego skarbu,
jakiem jest = zdrowie. Zielinski
mieszkaf pm. SIT Holt ave.
Przy grze W karty.
Murzyn David Scott graf W kar-
ty P. Lillardem W lokalu pm. 1850
State st. Pokl6cili sic przytem /
pobili, przyczem Lillard zostat po-
turbowany. Me mogac murzynowi
podofac piescia, Lillard dobyt re-
wolweru i strzelif do przeciwnika 5
razy. Try kule trafty, a jedna z
mich przeszla przez pfuca Scotia,
raniac go smiertelnie. Odwieziono
go do szpitala, gdzie lekarze ME
maja nadziei utrzymania go przy
zyciu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-04
Hotel Corridors.



Among the guests at the Rainier
Grand hotel today are Mra n. A.
Webster and Miss Webster. % Port
Townsend. Mrs John A Ttadale and
son of New York. Mrs Mcneil. 81
Victoria A ". Sloan. Of Tacoma
=. Cochran. a large dealer IN lumber
from Minneapolis ". r Thompson.
pa gmaater e. g n, Mrs. j ~
Bruwueit. Virturia. and " p. scud-
der and family. of North Yakima.
At the Butler are ". A. Gordan. Of
Portland. ". T.. Thompson. Van
eouxer. p. A. BruAle. ruyailup n.
Iandorf. Chicago. c. b. oibsrE Port
Townsend. and ]. n Cruthefs, of
Portland.
Al the Seattle are A. T Howard
Potts. Victoria. ". A. Wadhnma
Vancouver. J. z. Hratroh@r and A
&. Rratn9hsF. lumber dealers Of
clear Lake. =. n. Greer. Victoria
" II. Poster L. :. Marine Hospital
service and Mrs. g. y. Ciupp und
daughter. Port ToWnsend.
Al the Brunswick are ]. p wal
drip. superintendent ~ the Olympia
oyster beds. George Marshall. 81
Victoria. J. r. McNeal. SuohouiiAh
and 7. J. O'tlnniou. a mine owner 81
Chinook.
At the piflsr are James o'Leary. n
ranch owner from Toit. MiaH Ida
Davis. ~ BLACK Rock Sam Hlhie
a lumber dealer from Cherry Valley
and Christian Ravn. a miner from
Alaska.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-04
REPORTERS NOTES.

Annie Curtis. a notorious woman.
u having n preliminary hearing IN
Justice Cams court this afternoon
on a charge Of assault with a dead
~ weapon. II viii be remembered
that a week ago sunday she made
a vicious attack upon JAilsr forbott
with a hatpin at the city jail
The Ford manslsughter case was
again continued this afternoon by
Justice Cam until tomorrow. owing
To the absence from the city OF the
complaining witness
John ". Whailey, tr., the two
vesr-ulf son OF John W. whaliey. %
Whaliey a Eastman. died at II %
O'Clock last night az the family resi-
deuce. 81 First avenue west. from
pneumonia. The little fellow was
particularly bright for his age. and
the parents are greatly hercavcd by
his death. The funeral will b. held
Saturday from the residence.
Mrs Kate Mclaughlin. aged G.
died today nt her residence At Van
Asset. THE funeral VIII b. held sat
urday from the Church ~ our Lady
Of Good Help IN this city.
]. W. swezea. arrested last night
on a charge Of assault. today took
a change 81 Venue from Justice Cam
10 Judge Georges court He VIII b.
given hearing next Tuesday.
Swezea runs a collection agency
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-04
LOOTlNG IN CHINA.

do not propose "a apologize for
The luetiHs tint WAS dome IN ghiuh.
II I did ! should have % begin with
The Chinese theme lNtH IN cptrg
town from Tubu 60 Ithu the nrrl
evidence Of lnHfiua bore the imprint
af shiurHr enterprise A. lhe allied
fruaua advanced. vast caravans OF
carts and coolies made away with
the wealth aud treasures OF tho Hit#
lees. The tfaupH Invariably conquer
sd. half destroyed and HyHtemHtiD#
hlly looted towns 10 protect tho
deserted territory has required an
army Itself aud 90 leave lt uufuuehs
ed but offered a further Held ~ OPP
eruftuuH far the refugee Chinese Hhu
auuu eumu back.
IN Trniair nothing was too lnHig=
HiHggut for tho Chinese - Loot. TH"1
carried away their neighbour dunrH.
the partitions fl their rooms. and
the tiles 81 ther houses Ia Pekiu
similar tactics were attempted. but
the nlHht from the capital was Too
praeluiinfe g. permit the inhuhit-
ants "a de- the Job thoroughly They
burned some ~ their most sacred
and ancient buildings and carried
away ali that horse ana mau could
transport. what WIS left 81 value
the silver, Jade. ellis and fufa the
nillrr tuuk under che natural iaw ~
conquest Il waH euutrahHnd Hf wHf
and there was 40 secret made n the
{ Job.
The English. under war ardert
7 systematically gathered IN the fura
pruu meutH aud furniture from tha
I houses iu their quarter upl sold u
az public auction. The Japanese d..
/ voted their energies largely % gold
l silver aud munitions ~ war, which
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-04

The Great Northern OF Company Of
fers many superior advantage.
It's treasury stock. which consist
ed ~ SEQ. 60 81 shares II non assess
able. The proceeds Of this ia 10
BE- used for development purposes
only
The 10000 shares OF the treasury
stock az cents are nearly cx-
hausted. less than 90 coo remaining
to be sold At 5 cents. Then up
goes the rate. probably go 20 cents
next Saturday or Monday.
We have bought 100 ucrcH IN Frea-
no county and have received for
acceptance lease on % acres Ia
the McKlttrick district and 90
acres IN the Kern river district
We utHu have the Dr. Chase s. acres
At copalla Point and other lands 10
that district lands in the Tacoma.
Dea Moines. King. kitHap. snoho-
miah and SknRit county districts.
besides over t00a acres OF oil lands
In the Tenino district.
We arc sure ia get oil somewhere
and pay our SHAREHOLDER large
profita If pay oil IL struck az TIA
coma. our stock will at once jump
to g. Don't get left
All tho above mentioned belong %
all the shareholders alike. and
dividends win be shared by all
alike.
send in your orders nt once. Get in
on the ground floor Remit To
Great Northern OH Co. =. .. box
10. Seattle. wash. and the stock
viii be- sent without delay. Main
Once. rs Cherry street. Post-in-
telilRencer building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-04
GIVES A GOOD
ACCOUNT OF NOM E
W. cardwell Arrives From Circle
City With News.

" W. cardweli. from Circle City.
$3.50 through Seattle today on his
~ 70 san Francisco. He talked
80 - overwhelmingly Of affairs In the
:. look for a good year for miners
- some, he said 70 "A star reporter.
~ conditions are becoming norm
mere are between 600 and 100
s-'iie IN Circle city now and they
y. 4, also doing well
a.. have heard ~ no very won
.al strikes lately. Prnspectors
-. 'hue 70 work north. I saw gold
-. before ! LEFT Nome that had
49,. banned within six miles - the
sa,,s. oeean. The richness q. the
a.fy cannot be Overestifnated.
~ man who viii stick 10 II can
80, -, OUT IN the long run. Take my
/. !. s.perience for instance. I was
49,, ~ klonfi<e for three years and
si 49, nearly $4,000. and IN an that
~ never made n strike. Then
~ as 70 Nome and the first gpade-
NUGGETS IN f."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-04
WAR OVER RATES.
s!eamers Resale and North Paeifi
are Strong Rivals.

he rate war which II on between
tat steamers running between this
paEt and Victoria. notably the ROs-
ali ard the North Pacific. h being
i1ught with vignr that is Eurpris-
~ The irnt Of the rival coTnpan-
" has extended to the criers % the
ti1srent beats. From 1850 70 3
ttfck each morning a perfect din %
a1se u heard around the Yesier and
Columbia docks This morning the
efief o. the North Pacific was loudly
',iing the assembled crowd that his
va the sniy boat carrying the mail
For awhile the gentleman who rep
ieztnted the Rosaiie was at hia wits
sad % counterfeit the effects % this
~. Finally ne thought ~ a scheme
al began in = loud tone TO proclaim
..at mails were the only thing the
%nFfh Pacific carried. The R0H-
az BE- said. carries both white
sa1 biaek-bOth males and females
q al nations"
NJ rivalry does not seem 70 be
eotfing. Both companies are hold
- ont and u viii probably BE- some
uns before An Uniform rate will be
sstablished.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-04
R. R. MEN FIGHT.

Last night Deputy Sheriff VIII
hams brought NJ. r. Burke TO the
eonnfy Jail GA warrant sworn out
w Fred Nc Keruey. ynrdmaatar u
IL Great Northern railroad Burke
ard McKerney. employees OF the road.
had q rove and fought. with the re-
SUE that the latter was severely
beaten. After Burke had made hls
sstFeat. Il was thought that n might
rrpesed 20 Tacoma ard draw his pay
~ suthoritiez at Tacoma Mere nofi-
~ AMI Deputy Williams Was dis
patched on the 4 o'clock train for
nal city When he arrived h found
burke IN the custody ~ the police
xifh about 80 which he had col
ketsd. a. anticipated. He was
srearhf % this city on a charge q
s&aaif ard battery. Ban In the
sim q 50 Was furnished BY his
frierdH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-04
TWINS ARE
LUCK-GivERS

NEW YORK. March se.--tcorreH-
brought luck to nr. james ~ Don
nelly n bellevue hospital efan
The nrat ambulance eall he re-
ceived after Joining the stan a few
months ago wna from EHat Tenth
street On the way 60 the hospital
a luaty pair ~ twins was born. The
doctor was compelled 60 stop the
ambulance In front Of q druH store,
ITS luck ia week itu bring you,
dectors said an old woman Ia the
thrapK.
A feW daya later the Hotel Iener-
son nru occurred - Impressed was
wealthy lumhermhn named Walsh
with the ability Or bupnellY dis
played there. that he insisted upon
thr doctor going a. Florida With hts
family. as Mrs Walsh was suffering
from the fright she rvneivrd.
rf unnnoiiy only returned - the
hospital iaet week.
tie was cent out on an ambulance
call. ard for the second time he
brought o. tbe hospital twins born
IA the ambulance.
"Thbrs'sssnrae more luck for you.
MS colleagues said. lauEhingly.
sure enough un Friday he rwrriv-
ID word that a relative bad died and
left him some money.
on Saturday J. s. Cochran called
At the hnanifai ard asked Tor a
physician fo accompany him 10 South
Africa a. surgeon in chief - rail
rad construction company. pr
nonneiiy got the position and has
already sailed on the vessel are
n ~ the owners and stockholders q
the company. two locomotives hnt
several thousand tons % rails fur the
road.
nr. nounrlly expects 20 b gone
three months lie attributes Il al
% the twins.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-04
Peru and Bolivia
the Richest
Countries in Raw. UndevelOped
Resources in The Known
World.

The Psn-Amsrtean Exposition At
Buffalo will start the ball rolling and
within 81 Ehtssa mont he capital In all
parts Of ths civilized world will be d.
recfed to these tao countries.
The YANKEES nation must and will
take advantage Of the development Of
these republics
The South American Exploration a
Development Co. organized under the
Laws Of the State Of Washington for
the purpose Of engaging In numbering
mining. railroad building. colonization.
and. IN fact. anything Of an Industrial
nature that may offer big returns on
the money Invested. No aeld In the
known world offers such great oppor.
tunltiss 10 large capital a. DO the re-
publics Of Peru and Bolivia.
OrgsulFed with a capitalization Of
s.. 100000. ~ shall BE- strong enough
to take advantage u any and all op.
portunltles o. whatsoever magnitude.
owing to the peculiar conditions there
small capital has but little show Win.
Ia eighteen mouths capital In all parts
Of the civilized world Will be directed
10 these two countries. NJ vast and Va.
rled resources lie there as YET untouched,
although the natural conditions are as
favorable a. anywhere on earth
orr FIRST expedition leaves seattle
about April 10Th and until that time
the public 81 Seattle ana vicinity Will
have an opportunity 70 invest ln this
company az such n figure as viii enable
them 10 get a. ienst nifty times a. much
out Of II Ne they invested After the
above date We shall sell no stock for At
least one year, and then II will be out
Of your reach
The United States g.vsrnment re
ports tell Us that vast areas ~ the best
coai and petroleum known 20 the world
exist IN Perm, undeveioped for lack ~
capital. same is true Of her millions
Of acres Of hardwood and mineral lands.
containing all the precious metals IN
more lavish quantities than yet dlarov-
cred The laws are especially framed
to induce foreign capital 20 operate
there and could not be more generous
Fully IS per cent Of the population
being descendants from the old fscns
yet retain their love Of peace and ARE
most trust worthy though INDECENT, III
though these are not characteristics u
the halfenstes outside Of Ecuador. Peru
aud Bolivia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-04
THIS BRIGHT GIRLS PAID
An EXCELLENT SALARY
AS GOVERNMENT LAWYER
Secretary Gage Appointed Her to Be Ono of Mia Legal
ADVISERS, and Increased Her Salary to $1,000
Year She Mas Bright Future.

WASHINGTON, April l. ~ teorre-
apondenceD Miss clara Greacen. a
handsome Michigan girl. has been
appointed to the important and for
"A woman unique position OF legal
advisor Ga Secretary Of the Treasury
Gngr. AZ SALARY OF $500 IL year She
r. the frst woman iu the history ~
the department tu on that place.
Miss tfeheena home h ~ khlaH-
ka, Mich \ few years axe SHE en-
tered the government employ under
eivil service rules She Devoted hvr
spare time 80 the study OF law. and
took fuli course al Columbia unl
Nrraity. graduating last year multu
cum laudr. she then tnua thr eN-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-04

animation Tor admission 20 the bar
Of the District Of Columbia. and
passed with the highest percentage
ever achieved By any woman
~ ins tireaceu has been engaged ~
the office af the comptroller uf the
treasury. and far about year II
has fallen within her Jurisdiction to
write legal opinions on eases EN-
tfnclug all points 81 law.
she distinguished hosHrif In this
position. aud. vacancy occurring
in the corps uf law clerks. Secretary
Gage at once selected her 90 on the
plhre. MiaH dreacen has bnvn 400
busy % figure much la Washington
society. but she has host OF friends
ia the departments.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-04
FIRST SCHOONER
TO SAIL NORTH

The schooner Con. slgiin Is at
Eehanhachor wharf. loading n - -
~ supplies for Cook Inlet. The rif-
lin b. owned by the MaeDougah a
aouthwlrk Co. and f. used 10 carry
supplies "a their trading posts IN III"
north. she will sail Saturday Win
ID cargo NJ lumber and general rnei-
rhnudiHs. and feW pHHHenRfrh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-04
DID MUELLER
ATTEMPT SUICIDE?
Police al First Thought He Was
Drunk.

samuel MurKicr. a tcamstcr, wa
found unconscious on the sidewalk
near the corner 81 Fourth avenue
south and Main street early this
morning 1atlor StFpler responded
70 a cali and MuEzler was removed
90 police headquarters. There n wae
recognized - serRt Ward. who.
kuawlng MuEulers tailtue. told Step4
Ter o. place the man tn cell Il
soher up.
About 4 minutes later Stepler had
occasion - visit the cell. where Mus
zier had been placed and noticed
that his face hbrH "a panied fNpTeas
ston. Assistant city Physician car
roll wuF summoned and diHeaNefvi
that MuzxleF was suffering from
morphine poisoning Antidntea wsrv
administered and the wcuia-hr sui
eide Will recover.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-04
METHODIST
CONFERENCE

A large number Of ministers greet
81 bishop Walter A. seiiew. Of
jamestown. ". r.. yesterday al the
opening Of the annual conference %
the Free Methodist church In the
Unitarian Auditorium on Seventh
avenue.
Bishop Seiiew preached n short
sermon on the salvation of imni-
grants coming into the West. The
conference closes Sunday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-04

they shipped 20 Japan, giving the
private free rein 90 collect souvenirs.
The RusalHnH Officially ignored loot
Ing. and every one helped himself
Tho Americans both recognized and
ignored thr propositions Much loot
WuH gathered ~ aud shipped 10
Shanghai aud the Philippine Hui
sold ia thr highest bidder Tin
French took what they could re-.
The method pf ths Germans wa
questionable they came Bate nud o.
rarlspd punitive expedition Hut 7
think the puniHhmeut they nduiuiH
tered VIII rebound - the luHting ben
eft Of civilization lehlle'H weekly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-04
INVESTIGATION
TO PROGRESS
,so Expert Accountants 10 Be EN-
uIoyed on Whittlesey's Books.

AZ a conference held today be-
twnen tha county commissioner.
FrssseutiaE Attorney FULTON, ]. ".
Nst'genauEhey. rx-lTeasurwr g. y.
whsttIesey and his attorney Daniel
xsHehPr. II was decided % appoint
fwe competent accountants 90 check
Ne The mail order hook kept by Mr.
vhhtissey during his term % ofilc e
A. county treasurer. and which. 50
A. fails 90 account Tor about 50, o
~
- Monday the commissioners viii
ranss the experts who are to exam
ne the books.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-04
THE DOLPHIN
WILL LAY OVER
Her Next Trip to Skaqway Will 0e-
cur on April ".

The Alaska steamship Company'E
Dolphin. which arrived from SkaE-
way last night. viii not so north
again until April IL She viii lay
over one trip, one OF her propeliers
will be- replaced with new one.
This viii increase her speed cousld-
cFahlY The other propeller was
recently replaced. New boiler tubing
will also b. pat IN and IA general
uvertaulinE given her
There has been Keen rivalry Of
late between the Dolphin and the
Victorian. Whenever they come to-
gother a race is sure 80 follow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-04
LAST EDITION.
WILD DAY.

xrw YORK. April wild eN-
..s,,,.sst held sway on the stock eN=
ss,.ee this merulng and until wolf
-. -. afternoon. Rrokcrs rushed
is,,t shautiug and gusuvulattng.
..'s,ss the market advanced n leaps
VI bannds. one rumor had Il that
80 hilAou dollar corporation was
80 formed 20 acquire the Morgan
~, saiiroad properties with others
- rako 4 continuous line from
- pariuc 20 the Atlantic. other
- ~ hiE hlnationa hclpcd 10
s sssh prices 90 top notch, 81 fast
a .srs quotations made. that the tape
s.,ft not report them I'm detail.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-04
She Struck His Daughter

Sarah Ralley, Young girl who re
sides With her parents ou Fir street.
was the defendant Ga an assault and
battery vase In Justice cams court
today, The complaint was sworn Go
by J. u Adalr and he charged that
the defendant had struck his dauEh-
ter. opal Adair. aeed A. years II
developed az the trial that Adatr had
not witnessed the alleged assault.
and Justice Cam dismissed the case.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-04
DAWSON RATES
ABOUT DECIDED

An important meeting 81 the A.
AKA steamship association was held
Yesterday In the ONCE Of Traffic
NaraTer Lee. Of the White Pass a
Yukon ruad. Passenger traffic vas
discussed and a riFst-ciass through
mt u Dawson % sie5. a through
eenfiauoua rate II ti0a. ant a second
cas- rate q sSe was generally ap-
pgcvsd. though not formally adopt
81
A Hrst-elasz rate ~ SIS ard q Sec
ena ~ sis WAS agreed on for the trip
frsrs PUGET sound 70 Skagxay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-04
Fremont Church Rejection.

A reception VAS given "a Nshury
~ y church at Fremont last night
= The new members ~ che church,
~ Al +. Drum presided over the
r.estlng. A number ~ seattle MIN
,sters werc present. The ~. =, or
,sastfa furnished music Refresh
~.snts were served. and the evening
.ssSed pleasantly,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-04
Quinn Woman Again.

Mrs. May Quinn and Charles But
Ter We're today sentenced To 30 DAYS
In iail by Police Judge George on a
charge Of vaErnncY. They were
found together tn shack in the ten
dsrloln district. Tho woman is the
mother 81 the two Quinn boys 70
Gently committed 60 the reform
ehuoL