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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-06
GLEASON AND
FREDERICKS
20 Round BoxlEg Contest VIII be
al Georgetown

The glove eontrss 60 bs pulled on
between Kld Frsdefhahs ana saaxry
CteaEon. two isxsswelghss. Nni IL
held 81 the 8eusxetown ntcyrle Park
At Georgetown tomorrow evening.
Nrwciai cars have oeeA gifusfdsd 10
Accommodate the crowd and tbs
seats about The rinKaids have been
elevated 20 afio~ an unobH,ructea
viNw.
The boxers have been training con.
scioniiousiy since the last contest.
and a GOOD exhibition Ia promised.
There was good deal OF fssaa IT'S.
fsction over the fact that no decision
Was given ~ the last fght. n thls
contest goes twenty rounds the best
man wiii be picked ~ the rcfsres.
This ofsiciai win he chosen by the
sporting editors OF the three daily
papers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-06
A BUNCH or
MISSING ONES

Charles TENANT. Chief fplllvan'n
private secretary ia The recipient ~
1gaxsf tesAesstr~n, all over the world
nwkirr Information concerning Hti8A-
snE persons.
Many times families are reunited
fortunes restored and Ia fact all
kinda 81 good done b. this ofilriai.
The United States consul at collin
ger. Germany. wants TO locate chnn.
Ran. who IL somewhere in this city.
HIS uncle. Frederick Ran. Of soiln.
ger ~ very anxious TO fnd him.
George A. Markham. NJ Rochester.
MINI. wants 90 find Albert v. Mark
hern who n thought to be In the
theatrical business
, tseasrNe BfAhsi has asked for In
formation concerning John Brnhei.
his uncle.
idaho. han lost her husband william.
he il a cienrmaker and ~ IN the hab-
II 81 playing a guitar ana singing.
This latter fac, she believes might
heip 10 fnd him.
Mrs. Bessie Moore. OF pis Fifth
street. Oakland. Cal. In very anxious
10 locate her brother. Roy Morrison,
who nha believes is in Seattle. She
thinka he recently married a widow,
His mother II destitute and nearly
starving. and hts sisters husband il
At deaths door
Henry G.. vidal. an attorney OF
Denver. Col. has valuable tnforma.
tion for Michael IT, Dury.
Mrs. Charles Crump Ia in doubt AZ
to the wherea bouts Of his sister. Caa.
sic sItrackett. sometimes known as
Ciarcy ErHtltte.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-06

The Casino 9lri~ IL beautiful 10
look at The costumes and scenery
are pretty and go are most of the
women. but the performance al a
whole failed to arouse much enthunl-
asm. In fact II dragged At times.
The company In mediocre. Like the
heroine ~ "Ta-ra-ra- boom -de.ay .
u n not too good and not too bad.
The lines alternate between sharpa
and flats-n sort of chiaroacuro. The
same may be said OF the music. ard,
IN Tact. OF the entire production.
Tara Palmer ns the Casino Girl. ls
the best singer in the east.
The drawback to the production
seems % BE- that there II nothing
new about IL. Everything ID pre-
sents has been seen and heard over
and over again. People look Tor
something original and striking la
a show with the reputation of the
Casino Girl" II Il was the first ~
ita Kind, II would doubtless he con
sidered n good one.
The Casino Girs'' goeM again this
afternoon and tonight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-06
UNIVERSITY LAND SOLD

At meeting OF the board OF re-
gents OF the state university yester-
day afternoon, a 60-foot strip on the
west side OF the old university
grounds, was sold to Jules Rebel
aheimer. The land viii be used as
part Of the federal building site. The
sale was decided upon at a meeting
OF the regents held several days ngo'
The land includes about twelve feet
OF the present armory site. No 9TH
er important business was transacted
az the meeting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-06

NEW YORK, Nov. 6.--Great IN the
rejoicing here today at the complete
overthrow OF Tammnuy.
Lows plurality VIII reach 10000.
Even the Fusion board of aldermen
seems this morning 10 have been
swept into power. probably standing
Fusion 81. Democrats IS.
Mayor Van Wyck, for supreme
court Justice. ran 10000 behind the
rest Of the Tammnny ticket.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-06
The Presidents HYMN

Mrs. Ida Michel Hannum, well
known soprano eoioiat OF this CITY
VIII sing next sunday evening al The
FIrnt Methodist Protestant church
By request she viii render Nearer.
My God. 10 Thee" the favorite HYMN
~ the late president. Mrs. Hannum
Is remembered as the soprano solo.
iat AT the recent Modern Woodmen
reception, where she charmed the
immense audience by her rendering
cf Meyerbeer'a "Cavatina."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-06
THE FAIR BRIDE
SAYS SHE DID
1T IN A TRANCE
And Unhappy Alexander Bsiook
Himself 70 Portland

The domestic happiness Of Mr
and Mira. Isouin Alexander ~ not
what Il should ~ with newly mar.
ried couple. In this case. however.
the welded ones are not a. fault. II
VAS the mother aud brcthers 81 the
fair bride who objected seriously 90
the wedding and exhibited their dis
pleasure 10 such an extent that un-
happy Alexander put an many miles
b@tweNn himself and his newly ac-
Quired relatives as possible,
msfsssd oniy Yesterday
Miss Jennie Gunderuan and Louis
Alexander we're married By RHv
John Damon Monday Afternoon.
That started ths trouble Arthur
and John Hunderson objected 10 the
match. ana told Alexander 81 their
feelings. That gentleman thought
shs best place Tor him would be
where he could not be- found. and 30
aftsr his bride had returned 40 hrr
mother. Alexander wan hid away by
friends In = dOwn- t0wn saloon. The
uUndcfnon boys started out 90 find
their new brother la. law. Had they
suecseded. trouble might have ~
suited. AiexpnaoF took the $40
train TO Portland.
woke W Lsst Night
Mias 0underron told friends Last
nixht that she knew nothing OF her
marriage. and said ahs must have
been hypnofssrd. A divorce n soon
expecfrd
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JUST A TRlFLE
UP AGAINST TT

Charles ] Mcfaurhiin. John Smith
ard ~ A. Clark have been ARRESTED
~ OfficeTn Freeman ard Chlpun "a
On suNDiclou.
Fiufenc0 Clayton. n faIifn woman.
and her fsarnra4ur. Eef4 iiasironf
we're rrrsesed ~ llefessftf1 fAki.~1
nssH phNifrs On suefffi0n rtdeuui
IL believed BY ther Office 20 hs lrspll-
Gated IN q fccnul theft.
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no EXAMINATION

II . said there win be no money In
x1e treasury 70 defray expenses OF
arg County teachers EXAMINATIONS
n<xr February. The law provides for
e9&sSeriy examinations 70 BE- held
<pruarv. August. May and N0yem-
IN tbs Light OF this provision ~
n law the failure 70 hold exarnlna.
epos next February will tend TO re-
s@et nsglect on State supt OF Public
l1Hsuction Bryan. However. snpt.
nsy4n asked q committee Of the last
FxNiatnre TO make sufficient appro-
Walton for this reed but. the corn
n''stee, = Is said. disregarded his APP
pal entirely.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-06
her MONEY
LOOKS BAD
TO POLICE

ST. LOUIS. Nov. e.--Thc police
made an important arrest today In
the person Of Mrs Roz,T who was
registered at IArlede hotel. she
carried bag containing Sc. 900 IN
National Bank Of Helena notes, sup
posed to be part Of the proceeds Of
the robbery Of the Great Northern
express At Wagner. Mont. last July
She denied all knowledge o. man
named Arnold. arrested last night.
who IL supposed TO be Harvey Lo-
gan.
The woman claimed TO know moth
ing OF the Montana robbery. and
she said she came 10 this city q
meet her husband from vicksburg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-06
HURWITz MISSING

J. Hurwtis. who iivcs az SIS Hee-
nrd avenue south. rprnFteS 20 the
police that q man named goblnor-
w1fs has been missing fFum his home
AZ i12g washington street. for sever
nj days. Thn missing man had $50
with him when last a@en. and as he
does not drink his friends are be-
coming anxious
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-06

LOUISVILLE. KY, Nov. s.-Re-
ports from all over the state this
morning show that both houses Of
The legislature have strong Demo
cratic majorities on the joint ballot
theDemocrats VIII have az least 9a.
insuring the election OF a Democrat
ie senator TO succeed Deboe. Repub-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-06
lis EN|NG TO THE STORY
State Begins Examination Of Its Witnesses the Case Of the Killing
of William |. Meredith

considlne told him that he had seen
the city attorney. who had advised
him that he had right 10 sell liquor
AZ he wnR doinR, The witness said
that thla was az the time of the po-
lice investigation BY the city council
and when Conaldine was trying 10
set Meredith removed from his post
ton. Nitncua said conaidlne had
Just rcturued 10 the city few days
before. after an absence OF consider
able length.
Witness admitted that at the pre-.
iiminary examination he had testified
that cona!dine said he would put
him cut u business. referring 20 the
chief.
Ne roid the CHAT
Peer said that he repeated Conhi.
dlns's threats 90 Meredith. who said
that he would see about that later
on. A. he Was leaving the room the
chief told him TO remember those
a. they might come handy later on
Mr. Hart hers undertook 10 ash
certain questions concerning Conni-
dine's business which were objected
to Mr. Hart inaistea, and the jury
was Withdrawn while the matter wac
argued. The court ruled that the
~ ettoa was hot hualffiat NJ tHta
time.
II was now 1880 p. m. and the
s,ggsr rssa Meredith
court took a recess untfi D. m.
Sergeant Peer testified that Mere
dlth was about feet inches high.
and weighed about ifa pounds over
the objection of the defense he trmtt.
Ned that John consitina was a
much larger man. Weighing about iAA
pounds Dr.. ustrom had previously
estimated Mervdith'n weight AT $50.
The Jury which WIN try John w
ceaslflne wma completed yesterday
AZ $50 y. M. The state challenged
five men aud tbs defense eleven. each
side waving one peremptory chail-
ense. The chosen twelve are the foi-
lowing.
Miies story. a livery stable ke4per
~ Rsnten r. .. England. farmer az
Kent John Hsdainst0n. farmer, Of
Christopher g !. nurna. coffee deal
sr. Of Seattle. q. A. Carr. emrrenter
of Seattle. John Sullivan, shfnrfe mill
employee ~ Raiiarf. r. NJ. webb.
frmtrrmsi tunuranee solicitor Of H~s
attic Andrew narton, logger ~
Hnise r " f'rn@hy farmer. IN nen.
ton. J. r. Lawrence. contractor ~
ballard. W. n Lancaster. farmer
near o'fsrssn; n. = olnsseaf. clerk.
Of naliafd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-06
BUILDING PERMITS

The following building permits
have been issued In the.office OF the
city engineer. To ]. -. Hewitt. ana
Maiden avenue. history frame. sIl00:
W. II. Shepard. 2eoo and z20g Firth
avenue two 2-story frame houses.
$1,000 W. W. Price. 2a05-it Fourteenth
avenue south, two 2-story frame
houses.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-06
GEN. C0RBIN MARRIED
TO A YOUNG HEIRESS

Grouped before the couple was
rrsaidrng and Mrs. Roosevelt Miss
Ailce Roosevelt. nearly all the cabin
ri. Judges ~ the supreme court, at
taciien III the diplomatic corps and
sroras Of officers of the krny And
navy. and many ladies'. There we're
eco guests
The absence Of Gen Miles and Al
mifnl Dewey was noted.
Society people froni New York 20
San Francisco Witnessed the eere-
mony.
Gen. Cgrhin II twice the age 81 hir
bride. who ia nus Of the wealthieag
hrlrwsnes Ia Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-06
Returns Are Slow

LINCOLN. Eeb.. Nov s.--Returns
are coming In with their accustomed
siowness. but those In at 10 o'clock
this morning show steady RepubIi-
can gains.
hedgwiek for supreme court Judge
will have not less than 5000 ma jority.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-06
A BURGLARY

A rear window IN the residence OF
r. n. Wiley, el5 Twenty-sixth ave-
nue. south. was pried open by bur
glars last night and the house ram
sacked. The thieves secured a re-
volvcr which WAS kept I'm the house
as a means OF defense against men
Of the class who stole a. several
shirts, razor and a few articles OF
jewclry were also taken. Acting De-
tective Hubbard investigated the
robbery and found that Jimmy had
been used TO open the window. The
men are thought 20 be experienced
crooks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-06
n Landslide

SALT LAKE, Nov. s.-Out OF a
cities In Utah. IS have gone Ropub.
lean, Salt Lake by 1890 majority, the
Democrats only eIecting the treaaur.
or and four councilmen.
Ogden r. straight Republican,
Provo. Logan. Lehi. Park City and
all the big cities except Eureka
Joined In the slide with marked ma
1Orities.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-06

The steamer FRraii0n. Capt. gora.
arrlved from SkaEwny and way ports
yesterday. She had 40 cargo 49,
90 cases Of salmon for the FanlHc
Packing a Navigation Co. ana ioo
barrels % salt salmon, Most of the
fish came from Ksithikan. Twenty
nrss class passengers and nine Orirn.
tails made the trip dawn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-06
MAYBE A MISTAKE.

Peter Gouvcner. who rooms In the
Corbett Lodging house. reported a
peculiar robbery 60 the police today.
He engaged n room In the house
yesterday and put his baggage, con.
fiating of a grip and a bundle. IN
his room. The people who had rent
ed the room before he took II had
not yet removed their baggage.
When they did 30. Gouvener's lug
gage was also taken.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-06
MISERY LOVES COMPANY

IRoNToS, o.. Sov. 4-Th. wed.
ding OF Mias Rosa r. uuntsr
~ this city. and Joseph "
msr. Of BIueneid. ". Va. =
al chapter o. an interesting roe
About two years ago Hummer
his wife lived IN Biaefsld. Va. Haze
r. smssh and wife sfurner,y Rosa
Hunter1 moved 70 the town.
Bluefieid one morning. and with the
Mrs. Fiumnser and sFuifh fef.
couple went sI10o OF F7amnes-a earn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-06

Henry u. Butler and IL others have
filed a petition to council asking the
establishment OF ut least three arc
lights ON Twenty seventh avenue
north between East Denny way and
East Madison street.
Assistant u. s. Attorney n. a.
Cushman is attending court al
Walia Walla.
The council corporations commit.
tee will meet this evening To take IN
several minor matters referred Ia II
at the last two meetings of the coun.
qiI
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attorneys in the case. The jury re-
turned at uiiA
fhe FsFs witness
The iirst witness called was Or. j.
q. ostrom. who conducted the autop-
~ over the remains OF w l.. Mere.
dith. on June Is. 1901. the morning af-
ter the shooting. iie testified that
the wounds we're Of two CLASSES
penetrating Wounds made by pistol
balls. and COMMISSIONS made by blows,
the former. three IN number. were ali
In the body. The Commissions, ala IN
number. were upoa the head. The
skull was fractured IN two placca. a
small fracture upon the top Of the
head and a larger one on the iefs
parietai region. The brain under this
was cougrstcd. The effect would b.
90 leave the victim faHeh and at least
partially unconscious. These wounds
weFe not necessarily fatal, The
cause ~ death was bullet which
entered the heart Ne recognised
the body ms that uf w H. Meredith
Cross examined by Mr.. McElros
he testified that he had pfacticrd his
profession three years mostly liz Sc
attic. AIR. McEsruy succeeded IN
making the witness admit that .
scrieed. might retain safficlent con-
trai ~ his faculties 10 be conscious III
hts surroundings,
Mr., Fulton exhibited a skull 10 the
witness who Indicated the location
of the fractures
Scme hsrd ksrgssee
Serwt w. I. Peer. of the Seattle po-
lice department.. Was next examined
BY Mr. Hart He said be was on the
force ON June rs. Knew Meredith
and lhe Corsiflnes on the 18th ~
MAY ne had a converse ton with Johp
Considine az the Peoples theatsr Ia
the presence % Tprn cunwldins. Dick
burknan and Detective Gardner. Hs
told John that he had been s~ns
there BY The chief to stop hLa selling
hQuor In the boxes. John said tns
------ - - didn't dare 10 enusr
himself John told the witness that
he woald SET Meredith yet. and wit
ness might tell hffn s0.
ann ~ = ca1alasrs oaiy
cross-examinsd By Mr.. McElrov
Mr.. Peer said that Consitlne asa "a
him n hia orders 10 stop ilauor selling
N boxes applied % other houses. and
ne anawered That he had no other
orders Witness admitted that there
were other hcuse& where itau0r was
s1sd IN boxes, but re had no orders
- close them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-06

Hoyts "A Texas Steer a. the
Grand opera house attraction the re-.
mainder ~ the week. beginning to-
morrow night This II n play that
needs no boosting. II r. 20 clever
that inferior acting could not spoil
u. aud the cnst that u coming In
Guides first-class people.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-06

PRESIDENT Newell of the White Pass
80 Yukon railway, arrived IN Vic
s 49,, tfnTn Skngway on the Amur to-
va He says that arrangements
- being made for an Increase OF
1sssnksf accommodation on their
'.ssr steamers. The number of
<.ssmefs viii be doubled in order 10
$500 the heavy traffic expected
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WARRINGTON. o. G.. Nov. G. =
Ia The MAGNIFICENT home az the bride
On Massachusetts, avenue aud in the
presence cf n distinguished company
representing tbs military and eiYii
aflatocrary 81 tbs country. Miss
Edith ratten a. noon to-day t,ech me
tho wife Of MAI Gen. Henry &. Cor.
bin. aa5utnnt general ~ ghe United
states army.
The ceremony wasp erformwd BY
Gardsnal Gibbons.
This bride wAA attended b. her sin.
tire. Josephine and Helen. and was
given away ~ Senator Jones Of Ne.
sndn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-06
Art League Bohemians

For the Art League bohemian
High Jinka IN the Rainier-G Grand
parlora this evening, an excellent
program has been prepared. A let.
ter from Or. Max Nordan, the fam.
Gus author and scientist. highly com
plimenting the league. viii be read
by Mrs. Dunbar. editor OF 'SThe 30.
hemian."
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Gov. Nash wins

CINCINNATI. o.. Nov. e.--Al-
though Gov. Nash was cut because
- his refusal 10 allow the Jeffrles-
kuhl'n hight last spring for the bene-
NJ OF the Saengerfest hall, Hamilton
county In which Cincinnati is located,
has gone Overwhelmingly Republic
can.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-06
LOST
10 LIVES

BEssEMER. Mich. Nov. s.--Ten
lives were lost In a fire which de-.
stroyed the kiondike theater frame
this morning. IL was a variety
house IN common mining region.
All were asleep. The dead acre
those connected with the ahow-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-06
MORTALITY RECORD

4Fr. Rose Malianey. aged 50 years.
gel yesterday az the residence ~ her
e1uknfers Mrs G. T. MeiAtneer. z9fs
tnlrn avenue. The funeral. In charge
p eeliirs. sherman. Foley Co, win
nsid from Sacred Heart church.
tn2fxday 1t 3 a. m. 70 Calvary
esrssfery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-06

The first games 10 ba played BY the
~ local indoor baseball league win
q played ut the Armnry tonight.
Ine Eamss siii b. between fhe
6codfneu o. the Weird fenrn ard co.
= - W. and the A. d. q. w.
H&m and Co. y. ~. q. W. The
names VIII be free 20 the public.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-06

irrs Tire deserted husband and Dc.
serted wife united their enerkles
1T attempt 10 lunmte fhs
fair. and traced them
Frunrieco and from
f'Hoa. but fhey wers never
ea.
raith returned e0 fhe rarns
yf osreuss N rrunt6n ard secured
aivgfee. Fiammer also secured 4
tiyoree. A common grievance threw
me Deserted wife and husband 10.
sesher and Il cuimtnased last night IN
marriage.
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This Ia In the South

NORFOLK, Va, Nov. e.--Mon-
tague, for governor, and the entire
Democratic state ticket. IL elected
by 5000 majority. The legislature
Is strongly Democratic.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-06

Two steamers OF the Dollar line
have left port The cxarine went Ia
Tacoma 20 take on 1900 tome ~ saal
for San Francisco. The santa Ana
left direct for the Golden Gate. she
had full cargo ard Is passengers,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-06

~ consldlne trial began this
.~slax with the opening statement
!. ,saAlf 81 shs state BY Prosecusing
.~n<y walter 5. Fulton.
raison described the feud be-
- John w. Considine and ex-
~ W. l. Meredith. stating that
,sxrscfed to show that Consialne
= siaaleilvely pursued Meredith
- sonw time: that he had made
~nassd threats against him. couch
~ the vlirss language, and had
II nat he would NIX him"
n detailed the movements of
rretsth and Considine for few
ne1ses h~fore they inet at Guys
- s.ures RE maintained the the
- 4 a sixth shot. saying the state
vcaaa show that a single shot Was
~ Al Meredith while he was Rt
IA deer. that he thereupon fired two
sAsts with the shot gun which he
arrtea WRAPPED In paper.
TAs Deadly S ssggis
Mr.. Falten described the struggle
hssAs the store. saying that Il would
y sAoen thai the two Considiues
Ma sslssd Meredith and dis
sfm<a hisa. That they had beaten
h}r AlmnSs Into insenSfhility with a
reviewer. Featuring hts skull. That
ether rMfsies Including the sheriff.
ksi mtrrSsrwd and separated the PAR
fies He said the state would show
thar Meredith staggered across the
ssc<< sef wMsi Gaming against the
uAgw saSe. when he WAS ierked away
W lskn Conssdine. who had walked
oexcU the room 20 reach him. and
w1s failing 10 the floor when Csonss-
~ Ared The three fatal shots.
- teftnse reserved It's opening
cniement
rskss to the Drug Ser.
Al The conclusion os Mr.. Fulton.
6n4ism<nf. Mr.. Nc Eiruy suggested
HI TN Jury b taken down Is view
~ premises. This was agreed 90.
vt Frat Detective A. q. Lane was
r<cku and exhibited a drawing Of
o. premises The drnwlng shows
~ lccaticn ~ Guys drug stora al
- cof~nr OF Xexier way and Sec
ed asxrue. and The principal objects
nete4 oil Of which were px,.nfed OUT
~ Mr. Lane. Tho Jury was then In
fsrrcted ty Judge Emory rot to snik
&mcnk themselves concerning the
enR rnile gone. and were then taken
tcxa n charge Of the baIsl7. They
H@r~ Recommended nv fh~ defends ~
y 5udse Emory and nearly all the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-06
And So Is This

BALTIMORE. Nov. g.--Iate advic-
- show that the state outside Of
Baltimore VIII elect a Democratic
Legislature, insuring the return 10
power Of the German Democratic
ticket.
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DY ING

rrf<IN. Nov. d.-@fA Hung Chang
II reported 10 he dying.
Earl ~ has been suffering for
months with a complication Of ALE
mentS. aggravated by liberation OF
the stomach.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-06

Ine Ravenna Improvement club
w meet AZ o'clock tomorrow even
lnF 70 ccnsider several matters per-
tAsninx 10 the interests Of rropsrt y
e4ners IN that suburb.
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Not Surprising

COLUMBUS. O., Nov. s.-Revlaed
returns show that the Republicans
have elected 20 members 10 the sen-
ate and the Democrats ia. the hoalae
II Republican By 60, the Republican
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DECLINES

LONDON. Nov, a.~-An exchange
telegraph says that Carnegie has
refused an offer 81 a haronelcy.
Tire evening papers here gioat
over the defeat Of Tenmany.
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HERE YOU feel THE NATIONS POLITICAL PULSE

rector Of a theater orchestra, and
also manufacturer Of gus engines.
He announces that he Ia not a rad
ical nor revolutionIst, and that he
VIII give the city an Impartial and
conservative administration.
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TRENTON. ~. r., Nov. G.--Mur-
ply, Republican, for governor, will
have plurality OF 1900 over Sey-
mOur, Democrat.