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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-24
-, Jealous and uiaddsned by

..e-,y Jealous ana n'aadene' o'
80, a NJ, rival, James Maroni
$500 % km joe Donovan In a
-, ne Belmont saloon IN the
81 , ~, district. this morning
ss'ss .. vss shot Ia the arm. and
p's'se, uAs turned aside by a
g. .s ss,,sn while a third f'attencd
ssaa 80. vsirh IN his riSht vest
49, klru Ramon. the woman
w. :. 80 vas accidentally shot tn
N y. - vars Of the hip. Maroni.
ths ..sa witness 90 the affair.
r.~sa Who Is the husband
W 800 wh0 was shot. ARE now
: tAe eitv Jail Kitty Ra.
..,.plss room tn Providence
- vSsre she q under the care
4 h Lualos'
- s'elock this morning fve
-. < sulck succession were heard
-.,-n ever the Belmont saloon.
...<s.s Streams and eaths followed,
y a.is-e nFacer Melvin. who was
-,,Ae aiaon. rushed up the stairs.
!. : seared the tor a man appear
- rlaced q revolver At the Pc
s.-.rss stomach. 0meer Melvin
~sslv alsarmed the wcuidbe as
-. ana placed him In custody.
=. circumstances leading up %
=, ss,o,ing were then investigated
!, pstrolmsn Hun Leighton and
Efxin-
s.ms tire ago Maroni. who d the
~ hav,snder in the Rslmcuk sa-
-. I'D trouble with Donovan CON-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-24
Reception TO Mr.. Selleok

This evening at !. 20 farewell re-
csption will be given a. ths Grace
A. h church. corner OF Thirllrth
avenue south and Eing street. ia
honor Of Res. and Mrs " ~ Hell
irck Mr. Hellrck has been pastor
~ the church Tor the past four and
one shalf YEARS but leaves neat week
10 take charge uf the missionary
work 81 the church In Alaska lie
VIII make his headquarters at Ju.
n.au. \ musical program siii be
rendered this evening az the teeen=
tom
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-24

ic. ewes, 6iae. pork Dc per ib. veal.
large, Sc. small. zoe
Iroyiaiona#ilams. t5c; breakfast
backs, ioc. bellies. lie.
butter Cheese. iRgs and Poultry
Butter Washington oroamsriss.
pound piiutH. zee. Eastern Iowa
and blgin. sauate. fresh ranch. i4a
iGc.
Cheese Native Washington. fuii
cream, iact EASTERN New York.
ltMl1ci Wisconsin. t4e. Hoqusfurt,
toc. Edum. filUta per case. New
York, tbMide. Iimbufget. l94 lie
brick. ieulfe Swiss. lButae
EEEH strictly fresh ranch. 2tes
Eastern. i4u 3ic,
Poultry Hons. illtmtse. large
spring. iaattcs broilcrH. itml6ei
ducks, l2uizho. turksyn. 1880.
prices Hrs being offered 70 the pro
Queer IN round lots on the dock or tn
the car al eeattle;
Grain Oats 81 coo - CO. barley.
ii6.H0u 1900. wheat. chicken feed
ils o0u 20 90: corn. 81 30 per 100 pounds
Hays Puget sound. per ton e. GOA
II SO Eastern Washington timothy,
o0uis.0o. alfalfa. 1900.
Butter Fresh ranch. isUlAc. ma.
tive creamery. 2zu23e.
Cheese Native Washington. itc.
Eggs Strictly fresh ranch. PC i.
Eastern. 1bu zbc.
Poultry Hens. t0ulOiscs large
spring. u.atsc small spring. ita
iJe. ducks. t04iie. turkeys. iiQize.
Live stock Cows. sMc. steers
go, calyea bnu7ho. sheep. &c.
hogs. butiAe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-24
IN THE COURTS

Coleman Stewart has sued tho
Northern Pacific Railway Go. for
a.. COZ. Stewart vas = brakeman on
the Seattle q international. and was
injured In an accident on Jan y
last n WRa necessary 70 amputats
one % bis leEs ard Re alleges that
hs r. practically unified q earn 4
living This accident aas caused b.
q detective seite hboard attached .
en- engine on which Stewart was
riding The action vas ~ once re-
moved 10 The federal courts on the
application Of the attorneys tor the
plaintiff.
The case - Mary Dennis against
the cts Of Seattle for $500 dam
ages for personal injuries. vas con
eludsd yesterday and the jury re-
turned - verdict Tor the city. The
trial has occupied several days Mrs
Dennis fell into an old sewer witch
she claims vas impcrfectly covered.
and broke her les.
Judge Tallman yesterday divore-
sd Belle Q. Smith from Frank T..
smith. Both parties have previous
~ sued for q divorce without sue
e-rs
J. J Tompkina was brought be
fore Judge Tailman yesterday 70 be
examined a. 20 his sanity His wife
caused the proceeding lie was dis.
charged after examination.
Ester H. Taylor brought suit yes.
trrday 70 f8reclasr mortgage ~.
scuted Tn tssa ~ Alice A. AImou
and husband 10 the Lombard Invest .
uent co. The amount ~ Judgment
rated for IL 1925 es. and attorney =
fees
Judge Tallmhn yesterday made an
order directing n. Il. elise. receiver
81 the Seattle Savings Bank. 10 dis.
pose ~ the remaining assets. except.
ing cash. 20 y. X Fol for 1880. TIA s
VIII wind up the affairs ~ the hank
v. a. wilcox has sued the Golden
Tunnel a Durango BAY Mining Co.
for $1,000 on account % an alleged
breach 81 contract.
The trustees Of the Protestant Epz
isfapal church In NeN Hapshirc. n
CORPORATION. recovered Judgment
against Marion Johnson FOR tigGi 20
and decree ~ foreclosure 81 mort
gage. In Judge Tallmans court this
morning.
4 bench warrant was issued this
afternoon out Of fudge Bells depart
ment for Michael srhnefer 20 bring
him 20 shove cause why he does not
+ pay temporary Hlimony to his wife
/ In hfr divorce suit against him.
The Seattle Electric Company has
+ nlad the $40. 900 bond required by the
+ court ln the Injunction suit Of G. T.
Smith and con now proceed with
+ the erection % It's trestle on Fourth
avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-24
MORE WEDDINGS

Edwin =. Jacobs. aged =. ana
Bertha T.. Bgyee. o. both u seat
tie. Joseph Eamber AGED n. and Lee
ma Zviefelhofef. p. both - Houkh-
ton. WASH Peter sambr@tte. aged
81. and Mary SHndrette 81. both 81
Cie- Eium. George Thompson. aged
%. and Mary e HauEet. 7l both 81
seattle. Bert Cruise ard fauretta
Gilliland. both % Seattle and 0f L.
gal age. Theo. Cram. aged 81. and
Ethel sampson. 81. both of Everett
William Adam Thompson. aged 81
and Jamims Lille Harrison. "a, both
Of Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-24
De LOBEL HERE
Says Outlook Tor Trans. klaska.Si.
berian Road Is Bright

l.. de Lobel. the man no believes
be haH practicable scheme for
builff1uE a railroad from Alaska
"a tladiFoNt0 BY way az the tier
ing sea. in Ia the city. The gentle
man. Ia company with his Hou. has
iuht returned from an inspection Of
feW miles OF the proposed
route % the road. The line WIll
be 400 miles long and will
oust Too oo0 0qJ. Gigantic obstacles IA
tie form of mountains aud seaB vii
have 10 be uEefeofns4
81 q. i.obui - now on his way 10
san Francisco. IS here he Alll remain
"a Few days and then 80 on 90 Wash
iaktan. lie claims that meetings
have been arranged with American
capitalists ~ NsN York and French
financieFH at Paris. The approval 81
President Roosevelt IL 10 be- sought
and the consent OF the Car oh
tanned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-24
HOW'S THIS,
MIR. PAUL p?
City Council Gets After the
Comptroller

Ia the city council last night a
number az ordinances for the appru-
val Of street assessment rolls Nrre
presented TOT passage.
At. James falaed objection tie
stated that notices had BEEN pub
lishad that certain assessment rolls
wrre on nie "a the clerks affice and
ready fof Inspection bY the property
osuefA assessed. when. az a matter
Of fact. many - the rolls we're NOT
on ole at ali lie objected therefore
TO passing the ordinances and called
upon Comptroller Paul fuf an sx-
PLANTATION. For a tin. Atr Paul Was
unable To frame a reply and stood
looking at an ordnance he held ia
he hand Mr. Parry finally came to
the eomptroiisT's fHHTtfs rs stating
that council ordered the publicatl lions
- resolutions
Ar. James had another question.
ION what grounds ne demanded
does council pass those fssolu-
tons
n anaIiy developed that these res
oiutiunH we're passed upon TIRE state
mant ~ the comptroller that thn
rolls wers ready for public inap~c-
ton.
Then Mr Paul vas up against
IL lie didn'f trY 90 explain
IL SRs asrsFtAiuHd that generally
= hen a bunch % assessment rolls
are about ready. enc Or two are sent
20 the city .ei.Ek BY the city suEi-
urefs once and the others are
promised o. q few DAYS There ~
q great rush - work IN th~ snEis
usrr's Office and the rolls do not
com. out on dme The city cnH4p-
tFniiaF has ben advising roancfi that
the rolls Hefe really Or The sfr HuGfh
u the promises from the engineers
once. and that body has passed re-
aiutiau. ordering publication
The Improvement ordinances In
question sers not passed ~ rouncii
iamt night sut u = likely that from
nov on ell ordinances WiH b. on Me
before any publications are made
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-24
Injunction From Paying SIS. 900

J. A. soderberg has brought suit
against the Copper neil Mlntug Co.
l. ". Gray. e II. Gray. J. r law
and Andrew chnberE 10 nniuin tho
officers % said corporation ffum pay
ing a warrant for s. 90 70 /. w
Gray and 9. ". GRAY. for alleged SET.
vices. Plaintiff T. nekhalfier aud
trustee % the corporation. the two
hrays helax the other trustees. anf
ne afflruia that the 6.rays never per
foFurd services sutitilnE them 10
the sum mentioned or am other sum.
and that the payment % the warrant
sought 20 be ~ulola@d. would Be-
fraud upon the sturkhoiders
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-24
MARINE NEWS

Calhoun. Denny & Ewing vii place
their steamer skaKit chief on tho
Hremertau ruH iu feW DAYS The
boat aiii take the mail route and
other business % the wrecked Mary
= perlsy The deal has been In con
temptation for some tirne. but sat
isfacfory urrn uReruwuis roatd not BE-
made with John Erickson. owner 81
the FerleY The chief sill have 10
undergo extensive repairs before She
can so into active service Captain
Call. who az ore time vas master Of
the Afhiau VIII On AL pfobH biiltg as
sumo command ~ the skaEit chief
The steamer North Pacific viii
commence her trips 70 Vancouver
tonight under the command Of cap.
tain Duly. How long she VIII stay
on this run IN not sure. but probably
until Christmas II IL thought that
the heavy movements Of salmon
viii warrant the new schedule
The steamer state ~ Washington.
which has been undergoing nltpra.
tons. VIII resume her Whatcom run
tomorrow night while abe has been
on the steamer George s starr has
been attending 20 her business
The Flyer Will likely resume her
run tomorrow. EKtenalVe alterations
have been made IN her maeain.
cry. The city ~ Everett which has
been doing her business. uiII again
go on the Everett route relieving
the Greyhound which uil be lndef
initeiy tied uu.
The damnEe 70 the gasoline launch
belonging % +. " Mitchell which
sank near RudlonR's boat house has
been aacertalned 10 have been aliebt
The boat WAS easily reeoveeei.
The United states army transpo-,
EFbert will 60 into drvdock a. Bre
merton tomorrow morning n p.IU
require two days 70 do the ueceaaarv
cleaning and scrBpinR Of her plates
when this BE- finished she viii return
10 this harbor 20 allow the Hehor
nan Engine Works 10 complete ita
contract for her repair.
The steamer Californian viii finish
her loading tonight and leave ~
daylight tomorrow Tor Tacoma To-
take n small amnunt ~ freight. At
tbis port she took 1000 bushels u
lime and 2j0 tons ~ beer. fertilizer
and general merchandise.
The steamer Tampleo viii not he
able ~ come on tho beach At Du-
vanish Tcaf until Thurrlay morn
iug She win then come over 10 the
Arlington dock and load her Hnuolu=
IN cargo. This consists ~ 1000 tons
~ rnlEed merchandise. mainly -four
..-LLzsr and feed There f. q rront
df7fnhd from the inauiar territory
To- fhia latter article The Tnmplco
WIZ bring tHck cargo ~ sugar but
whether II wIu Se unioaded At this
D0rf NJ a. San Francisco Is not
known.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-24
New Manager Tor P. P. & n

Mr 3 Y Christian has succeeded
10 The place ieft vacant To the Of
II the paelHr Packing aud kbaga
ton COMPANY by thr reagnafloH oi
Mr. Austin cIaybeafue. Herran,f
SIT 1hriHlInu #iil have charge 90
al tho steamboat buslussa 81 thaI
COMPANY ile brings 10 lla position
"a long rNpsf'rHsr nk 10 shipping maU
his latest position being puHer OF
the steamer Ekt'ialDr. The lorna
ton Of the utH company viii result
ia no changes Of the fleets owned by
the AmaiRamated companies. .YeHpf
that hereafter they VIII be under the
direction Of the head office.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-24
WILL LAY A SUBMARINE
CABLE TO PHILIPPINES

kLHANY. ~. Y. sept. st.--Iohn
: Markay. Clarence II. Mackey.
Essin {. Piats. Albert Beck. Geo.
{ Wara. Albert n. Chandler and ".
=. caok yesterday afternoon iu-
srrcated here the Commercial Pa
= Cable Co. with a capital %
nRsaa for the purpose 81 laying,
sustaining and operating a trans
Fae.ec submarine cable. 500 miles
= kngsh. from California 10 China.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-24
Wants Them IN Reform School

Detective Frank Kennedy MS
morning niet vs,ition asking that
Heary Norton. aked & Cecil Butts.
aged ~ and Carl Wnpp. aKed IL. be
committed . the reform sehool as
iurarfiafblra. The petition rseitea
that the boys haxs committed xaris
Gus rFtmss. and are new held - the
superior court. charged Nith bur.
EiaFY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-24
IrIaI Of Blind. Pin Owners

George clBIE J3maa Iaulntt. VII
liam htrneu mud Lizzie Eehreier viii
De- tried before Judge George this
afternoon 81 the charge 81 selling i..
duut without license. al arc ufy-
pfl'iatH ~ illegal liquor selling re-
sorts - Madison park Several days
ago th"F sore arrested but forfeit
81 their ball and bench warrants
were IH1led fpr their arrest. This IH
the thif1 afDHse and it iH expected
That heavy sentences VIII be given
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-24
Deed From the State

A deed from the state Of Washing
% % Edward T. Brehm. conveying
sehooi section q. township "a north.
range : east. for the consideration
e NST. q. vas fled IN the auditors
sssee tsis morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-24
Sent to Reform School

Judge Emory committed the three
boys. Henry Norton. Cecil Bolts and
Carl Waip, against whom Detective
Kennedy filed a petition TO the re-
form school. after hearing ths tea-
tim0nY 81 Mr. Kennedy and a par
eut of each one % the boys
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-24
DEATH and
A HANGMAN

sAS RAFAEL. Cal. sent ~
Amos Lunt. the famous hanRman Of
eah Quentin prison. Cal. l. dead 81
-apa insane asylum. He had been
mentally unbalanced since October.
lt9. and FOR much ~ the time VS.
s'Nntly Insane. Al the time 81 h.
sesath ne was mere shadow of his
.Winer robust self. and hia death
Deen expected for some weeks.
1tnA became eNeeIfiouar at fan
quentin IN 1896 ana had aent -four
m1fderers 20 death before
Theodore Duranf was tr5rnei o,sr 10
Nm lie became famous then. part
- cause ~ his record and usrtfv
se y me apparently iron nerve
= III ited 10 performing hfa grew
fltle autles After Dlrsnf+s ereftt.
ION, On Jan. 4 1853. f,unt c.va~,,ss.4
wee Iung, Ben J i'm H.. $3.50,
sohn Miller ana George r,ts+t. -.
1898. s4 On OCT. =,
In October. 1879. Lunt Nh 49,
turned - his post IN San o1tesTf. =.
fer q brief change. began :, -.
Signs n Insanity He uas 80.
point of nis rife ar Invisible 60. -
feafd 70 talk with unseen pnr.n[..
ne imagined that Ne was threaten.t
WIZ death. II IL said that fur,,'
sialh gave way under tho strsfr -
~ work. but this was denied ~
.ss sent T. Naps asylum. where his
tstsn underwent a gradual deofIse
huht was uuqueetiDnably = man ~
lYsE nerve. but he was not al i'm,
,a1lfe aa he Waa painted Beforo
.erf hanging be WIS known 10 faks
stal sun drinks ~ whisky ara Il
w y Two ~ bitter coffee 10 uerye
,''.seIi - MS task During hia tenn
- skeeutionef he hanged 10 men
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-24
Another Chapter in whii,lesey Case

The application Of Wait :. Mes-
srVe fer a mandamus 70 compel
County Treasurer NrCnua IA hey 20
pay over some money which the lat
ter claims he has never received fram
ex-TreaKurer WhitttsHey. vas up be-
fore Judge He'll this morning A.
ter a strenuous discussion bsfwesn
J. e. Whitiock for the plaintiff and
Frank Grinth Tor the deputy coun-
ty attorney for the treasurer. Judge
Rel denied the writ.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-24
Investigated Cedar River Shed

city Engineer Thomson has Just
rrturned FROM an interesting trip u
the Cedar river Mr. ThumsoA
went primarily 20 investigate the
danger. n any. that might result ln
the future 10 the citys water from
the minerals en- the great shed He
Investigated a number OF mines and
other localities being prospscfsd and
found no Indications % any minerals
that would polluts the water.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-24
UNLICENSED
PHYSICIANS
Prosecutor 10 Force Them to
Answer TO the Law

The arrest Of .. v Lawson. Thy
stefan. who 10 alleged 10 have frne-
tieet medicine without = liCsnr'. iH
probably the fursrunner Of "a crusade
against oil uniissuasi physiaiHnts
Local doctors have decided 10 cl'm-
mate this class Il prastit'Ol -. fHd
Prosecuting Alto -uey Fulton has
agreed 10 lend ell ali iu ais power.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-24
FOR chsspsr retit

Japan and the Philippine islands. VIA
Honolulu.
For Cheaper retis
This IL to compete with the only
cable service now in extssenee BE-
tween China and the United states.
which - via Europe. and the new ca
bic will. according % the statement
q the promoters of the enterprise,
reduce the present tolls BY from -
% 50 per cent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-24
Matt Rood Recovering

Mat Rood. the man who was cut
BY Fred HuilsdKe ia a. tspdeHioiu sac
loon yesterday morning. n today
resting easily az Providence hoEpi-
tai n De- thought that be- viii Boz
able 60 appear loo court iu "a Few
days 20 testify against HlH nanuiIanI.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-24
surdened With Inquiries

secr~tary Moore. OF the bureau Of
tnsorEla ton. receives more letters
tAzt could b called odd than
a1Y one man IN town. The
HIS. Is from a man. evidently traN-
sing wh0 inquired 81 Mr. Moore
Fhaf - thought would Be a good.
AR price 70 pay an eNprsssman Tor
fs1ling a trunk about 2a0 pounds
ffem fifteenth avenue e. the depot.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-24
JoBBlnG QUOTATIONS..

Lemons sOalso a boz. cooking
apples. So ali0Q eating applaa. O.. ~
30. crab Hprisa.s q 014i q. or
auEss. 81 oo0tQo bananas. 81 Ts4
2.aq local peaches. 40ueat. eanfa.
lnuufs. f4ssc per boz hiafhberrtes.
81 zsal 80. pears. 7sedtlas water
melons. 81 so t4i ulumH asatee
grapes. tleaui 8 per box. Eastern
Coneorda ase. rruueH. 25a zoe per
boz nutmegs. 45ns9e. ersubsrries.
SIC per Dbl
Vegetables
Potatoes i2t COZ 90 o. per ton. bceta
q % per sack carrots. 9ac0gt PEE
sack. lettuce Use per dozen turnipa
zoo Soc. garlic. &C.. cabbage. ti2au
lit. peppers. i2ui5c. husks. zoe. Gel
cry. aqc per dozen. sweet pota
toes. tt65aLs5i chill peppers.
Zoe per ID. sauer kraut. Int.
native head lettuce. ise per dor.
dried fgs. cartons. SOC. fancy. zoe.
imported. isc. tomatoes. 900 1oc case.
dates saCc 10. rhdishes. Toe per doz
parsley. 250 a0c. onions. 81 258fs0 a
cwt. caniiflower. 7scai 90 parsulps.
81 GOO %. local green corn. mis-
per dox. curumbers. $50 s0c. pump
klus. &c per 10.
Provisions
Fresh meat Cow beef. To 10: steer
beef, 7a7he per III. mutton. wsther.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-24
Loss Of $3.50 Reported

a. BriEhtman reported 20 the po-
lice today that ne had lost also while
going from a First avenue bank TO
the King County Hospital bhturtay
afternoon Whether hs lost II or
whether it Was stolen from him f. n
matter OF doubt Ia the minds 81 the
police.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-24
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mrs John Noycs and Mrs. Ne
White. wife and daughter - John
Nuyes. the well known Butte. Mont
capitalist. and owner ~ the Rainier
Grand hotel building arrived 81 the
city last night and are at the Rain
ter-isfaud
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-24
EGGS SCARCE
Western Avenue Filled With Fruit
Vegetables Firm

Western avenue ia nearly block
add with fruit The peach ana plum
supply has been bearing prices for
days
Vegetable prices are firm. Egkn
are becoming very scarce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-24
AlIeaea cOunterIeIler Released

Capt nnl OF the L. s. secret ser
Wee this morning received word that
there Il no charge against the al
leErd counterfeitsr arrested last
Friday at RoslYn. An investigation
BY a deputy sheriaof kittitas county
failed 20 disclose anything. ana the
man vas released.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-24
False Fire Alarm

ne fre department Was called 10
Trst avenue and fesier way this
EsrainE bat no FIRE could be found
+ = thouKnf that somebody lamp
ssrd with one OF the auxiliary boxes
= 3 nearby building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-24
70 enjoin Commissioners

The suit ~ J. ". Maple 10 snjoiu
p county commissioner and the
Fars; Sound Bridge Co from pro-
eseiins with the contract 20 build
- Duwamlsh river bridge is up be-
i1rs IEtEe Tallman this afternnnn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-24
Memphis 10 Arrive Saturday

n K0smos liner Memphis. Capt
isnssn. VIII arrive here on Friday.
- stearler "a now unloading a san
FFancssco shipment Of sugar at Van
N1vss Il has no cargo for this port.
NJ vii load for Honolulu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-24
Storage Room For Rent

Light. dry basement, two elevu-
tors; entrance from front or rear.
VIII rent for B. s. . or T. months
Seattle Newspaper Union, 3i2 Second
avenue south.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-24
THE ROANOKE
DUE TONIGHT
Expected 10 Arrive In Seattle About
9 O'Clock

The Nome steamship Roanoke
pasasi Seah bay this motntnz or !
u duo "a arrive - Hsattis Uuut G
D clock this ngHuInx
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-24

Clara n Yonker. aged Il years.
died at Auburn yesterday The fun
Z raj wtii be held az that place tomor-
row afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-24
POLICE NEWS

John o'Hsrn Was fnsd 50 ~
JudEe George today fur driving a
lame horse.
T-hos Hogan VAS arrested hy or !.
GERS Pfsu and Hannirk this morn
tuK fot dihurieFly conduct,
Geo 8. Davis was taken into Gus
tody lsst night by ofrcsr Kelly for
cisordcriy conduct.
II e. cnlksrn. a tssmstsr. was ar
rested hy Humane ofHcsr nidENay
thin morning for driving = lame
haras.
The police have been asked 90 ar
rest sir tenertstn from the Nanoouv-
o. barracks. a description q each ~
the men being furnished
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Sentences 10 Prison

FFtd Kettisr and Albert Nett. re-
entity convicted of highway robbery.
- this morning sentenced IS
si1ge Emory % four and five years
fsspeetively, IN the penftentiary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-24
Slotare Reom For R.ni

Light. drY basement. two rievn
tors. entrance from front or rear.
viii rent for J. 2. 2 or T. months
Seattle Nees papcr Union. ai2 Second
avenue south.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-24
Slotsgs Room For Psnl

Light dry basement. two sleva-
tore. entrance from mont or rear:
viii rent for g. 8. 8 or 10 months,
Seattle Newspaper Union. 3is Second
avenue south
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-24

Light. dry basement. tao eirva-
tafH. entrance from front or rear
all rert for T. g or Il months.
seattle Sswspaper Union. az second
avenue south.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-24

g. s,sfLnan surgeons say that tho deli.
90. mem ggraHe which covers e.,
~ IN q p egg shell win ana5Var
rs.r ~ blla ~ skin from "a tu.
oses , D,l.t % start the healing az
y.,4. 4s.lllAH The diaeoRery has al
WY Dssn successfully tested