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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-08
The Other Halt.

In no place IN big city IL mtafy
IN It's krrneai sense more apparent
than ut the free diaprnaarieH. where
the Hick so for treatment.
The noon hour f. repiete with
scenes OF SORROW and suffering Poor
people, not having the means Co p4y
foe medicines, are provided with
them
Applications must be made to "a
junior who Oils uut "a ticket Gu
titiiuE the holder 60 the asggHatty
drugH. The patient Ia then taken
before hNe seniors. They aak hiin
questions. and sometimes alter the
prescriptions 81 the Junior
when "a reporter entered ths Ms.
H~Hnary IN Cleveland ohio. says
the Press. 80 people We're await
ing their turn. On the nrsI bench
t. the right - the entrance a color
81 boy ana I've white women Wrfe
seated. The hoy leaned his head
against the vail Ills eyes wrrv
eiuaed HE liua Parted. and reHplra
ton seemed diffieult
'Wbntu the trouble. boy asked
che reporter.
tn, lad opened hla eyes. muir
INJURED Fever. aud then closed
them again.
Apparently obllgtour % their sur
ruuutiuaa. thu two women sat and
looked NaeautiY ahead Arr you
feeling Aufanfs the fret one WaH
asked She jumped aH II n fright
turned on the auratiunsr "a pair 81
sad blue oYss. which Allied with tears
as she muttafed Faint me. uiss
ter. as my baby that'a going 10
die"
Doesn't your husband support
Nuu and buy medicine for the
baby -
Tie cans nov. mister. pas AT the
works hr gat 80 and % days FOR
beating me- ub. Pas got his faults.
bat he'd BE all rlEht n .tsouldn't D.
Tor drink
The woman aitiiuK next to the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-08

cream, ile. Eastern. New York TIC.
Wisconsin. lAg. California. tgu ! ao
itauuvfurt. CSC per 10 Edam. tllQ09
- nt per vaHv New York. HuiGc.
iimhutser ltWi5c3 brick. l6titc
aWtHH. lNHteu
Essa Strictly FRESH ranch. l6uiie.
Eastern. 11Wldo
Poultry Chickens. live. tIhaite.
durks ttlf1Dg. geese. loWitr, tur-
keya ig'tntttu.
Dressed stock - Chickens. ltH
lle. turkeyH. td1utstac duCkH. Loo
Ice, gvese, lg1Wtl1c.
Corrected Daily The following
prices are being offered to the pro
Queer In round lots on the doch OF tn
the ear at Seattle:
Grain pata. SD 90. barley,
$500 wheat chicken feed, tlfuo.
cuHn. 81 90 per loo lbs.
Hay Puget suunu. per ton. il2.t0
Eastern Washington timothy. fiG.zs
ul6a. alfalfa. tiooo0io50
auttrt Fresh ranch. lbniac; na-
tive creamery. 2gf SEC
eheeae Native Washington. l3e.
Eyes strictly frcah ranch, ttuibc.
per dozen
Poultry 4 dickens, live. tlMiaWe
ducks. tslaftdc. turkeys. izis lac.
Dressed poultry Turkeys. l34 tlitr
chickens. i2WiaAe. ducks. t2aithe.
#vsHe. iHise.
1--we stoek-Cowr. SEC, steers. "a
Aae. calves, bauf Ne sheep. ahorn.
&. lnmhs. &c hogs tMbAC.
Dressed Htock-liokn. SC. lambs
Sc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-08
YE0Mea OF THE GUARD.

n all the ceremonies connected
with the obsequisa - queen We
toria and accession ~ King Edward.
the prominent part played By the
ycumen u tbs guard and the captain
Of the yeomsn ~ the guard has beer
very noticeable. Americans know
that The yeomen arr the sheefeat-
erH.' Who form such a picturesque
accessory ~ the tower 81 London.
and even those who have not visited
that historic building know the
quaint costume 81 the yaou1cn from
Gilbert and sullivan's play. hut
Americans and EnRllshmon alike are
usually ignorant Of the history and
original duties 81 this famous body
Of royal rcfnincrs.
Tho regiment 81 yeomeu Of the
guard Re the most ancient IN Eng
land. II was formed by Henry VII.
Just about the time Of the discovery
soual guard. which should at the
same time perform various duties
when his majesty was travelling
Some Of the members Of the body In
this way come 10 bear titles that
sound strangely enough TO modern
ears. There are six "Ycumen hang
erR. for instance. who have no con
uection with the public eNccutioner.
but whose original duties were to
take down and PIT up the royal tap
estrios and emhroiderios. always car
ried by the king when he moved
from one place to another. -Four o.
the veomcn are IN like manner en-
titled "yeomen bodEocra" Their
duty was the care Of the sovereign =
bedding whom he was on his iourn-
eya II ~ hardly necessary To say
that such services az these are no
longer required from the yeumcu.
but the hangers and hedRoors draw
aomc additional pay 60 this day
At the present time the duties Of
the regiment which la made up 81
veterans from the regular army,
most ~ them eN-uon- commissioned
officers. are comparatively light.
though the many royal functions Ia
the weeks covering the funeral and
celebrations attending the ascension
10 the throne by Edward VII. were
rather trying 10 these old veterans.
Forty ~ the yeomen act aa wnri=
era ~ the Tower Of London, and the
rest are on duty AT all state func=
lions. acting theoretically NJ a royal
hodyEunrd but actually as hand
some pieces Of briC-a- brae.
However. King Edward may elect
10 use the yeomon for one purpose
not wholly decorutiVc-aa a guard
for his box whom he goes 10 the thea
ter Queen Victoria used to DO 20
when IN hor carly DAVIS she attended
the thoatcr I'M state. and tho pfecau-
ton ~ having guard for tho SOW
orlgn IN places Of amusement Is re-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-08
m oRTaLITy RECORD.

Funeral services for Maggie Me
Guire were held At $40 this morning
from the Church Of Our Lady Of
Good Help.
Nellie Campbell. aged .. died yes
terday at her residence IN this city.
The funeral for Katbzryne Miller
was held at $50 o'clock this after
noon from the family residence, 2ig7
East Union street.
Louis Cooper. aged IS. died yester-
day In this city. The body Is at But
terWorth's.
The funeral for VIM. Dennis waa
held At 2 O'Clock this afternoon from
ButterWorth's chapel.
Funeral service for Ethel Swanson
we're held this afternoon from But
terWorth's chapel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-08
Well, Yes; IN Q bbe. "

When ! was HkirtiuE around the
sluuH In Portland. said Jacob 4.
Refs. the other day to a reporter. 4
acnt with "A policeman one day to
arrest n Chinhman.
The Chtnk vas exercising = hus-
bands privilege Of beating his wtfe
when We arrived. 1 thought would
Try moral suasipn on him, I said.
John, you mustn't beat your wife
She velly blad h replied
Well. you mustn't heat her. any
how
n your wife blnd. don't you lick
her.
No. indeed
The Chinamnn paused a moment.
as ~ non pluHsed Finally. h. looked
up. a misr hievouH CLEAN IN HE eyes.
Then mstbe ah. Hickey YOU he
Aald."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-08
rhs o~nsrs

The Ave hix concert halls. accord
tnr 20 the police records are
The Peoples. owned BY Tom and
John Consldine. and run By Joe Wat
kInH
me Mascptte. owned and run by
Goldsmith and Coleman.
The star. owned by Frank Mon
roe. and run ~ Fisk -" ffaruett
The Bsiysdsre. owned and run hY
John Quandt.
The Monterey. owned and run BY
Joe Watkins and Pat sullivan.
zach ravs ts0o q year for llquor
license ard o. a month fuF each mus
irfan employed The music license
Zee az the Peoples concert hall IL 10
month. NJ the others 80.
THE ENTIRE AM0tfST PAID To
THE CITY EACH YEAR FROM
THIS SOURCE AMOUNTS To
LEss THAN tt.n0o
~ THESE PLACES WE'RE SUP
PRESSED ny LAW AND No0e
THUS TAKEN FROM THE CTTY's
CHANCE THE TAX RATE.
OF THIS MONEY PAID To- THE
CITY tfh0 A YEAR n USED FOR
THE PUBLIC LIBRARY FUND.
DO THE YOUNG LADIES EN-
pLoYEu ~ THE LIBRARY CARE
To TAKE MONEY FROM SUCH =
EOuRGE9
rs THERE Any REASON on
EARTH WHY THESE FOTL uFNs
SHOULD HE ALLOWED To RUIZ
THE POLICE CANNOT SUP
PRESS THEM THY HANE
BEEN localized ny THE CfTI-
ZFNH OF SEATTLE.
TIP CITIZENS OF SEATTLE
CAN STOP THEM IF THEY WISH.
WILL THEY Do fT2
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-08
ARRESTED FOR
SH0PLIFTING
Mrs. ceos Had Silks and Other
Goods Stored Away.

Mrs. Farneea Cook was arrested
Saturday evening on "A charge -
ahopliftine. tn. police say that the
woman has been going from store %
store DURING the past tao weeks
pnr io4ninR articles from counter dis.
plays. The ruum Hhe occupied y "a
scar he'd today. and an hseoft rueut
- ai kH. skirts. thread and other arti-
Giles was recovered. one ~ the skirts
had Bon Msrehe cost tag attached
Co IT,.
The preliminary hearing. which
vas set for ths morning, VAS con-
tinurd until the latter part 81 the
week She wnH released on bail.
Il f. naid her husband ia employed
In a local gambling house.
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drawhl lest some 81 the canHrraa 8
tiun should refuse 10 nit under the
traehings - divorced minister
hr, and Mrn- Heron lived unhAp-
ply together II yearn. fiuAiiy they
separated. ana now the wife has Sc
cured divorce - the ground 81 d-aar-
fiun. she r. worth 800. 90 tn her Ga IN
right Or HsrTun'a salary has been
s. osD \ year. MrA Hebron did not
hympathiEo with hia spiritual psf-
Huhsiou.
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Received Stolen Goods.

49,, DfoSiman. a Western avenue
~ '1ana dealer was arrested Sat
60 evening on a charge o. re-
a. .1oasn property. Several days
10, r,Ianan Mayou recovered
q r,'DiyxlmSn's place a dozen pair
ff,rs which had beer stolen
q -. =. Relies store ~ the corner
tnss. avenue aDa'h and Main
49, he preliminary hsasIng hsa
4sst fof aext Prleay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-08
WILL ENTER IN
DRILL CONTEST
Modern WOOdmen viii Attend Camp
at ST. Paul.

Elliott Hay camp will send rep
reuuntatitr team uf III men to enter
tn irill contest 81 the head camp
uf Modern Wondmen OF America. pt
Sc Paul June H. chief Forester
Howard Darlington VIII be lu
charge.
II was on tho occasion uf the state
camp February T. and T.. IN Seattle.
" whom the Tacoma and Seattle teams
met. that tbc boys recognized iu
Lieut.. Darlington, of co -. ~ a..
W diHciplluuriun uf exceptional
ability
The Western states viii send
large delegations 10 the head camp.
Tur railroads VIII reduce the rrpu
lar fare onerhaf
There are lh1 camps Ia the state.
with a mrmberuhip OF over 4uOu1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-08
MEN ARE PLENTY.

The Seattle free employment bu-
rrnu received an order this morning
Tor 20 men Co work on q railroad. It
was nllvd iu as many minutes La
Dor COMMISSIONS Circuit has on fia
large number - applications ~
good men. Many II these arc recent
arrivals frum the East
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-08
GUST DIVORCED MINISTER.

NEW HAVEN. Conn.. April s.
because bis wife a brilliant society
woman has obtained divorce from
him. the Rev. George l. Hsrron. =
famous preacher. has been barred
from ecrHpying hta pulpit IN the
New Haven Congregational church
The announcement - ur. Heron q
diabarrmsnt Vas made frum the pull
PITT D. the Rev. Alexander =. Irvine.
who said that II had bern decided
best 20 secure Or Hsrruna with.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-08

gufded as b. uo means an unnsces-
fIFy one.
The captain ~ his maleaty.s yeo-
men ~ the guard" IL the ninth EaTl
- Wu'deErnvs. who surcsrdrd o. the
HHtt au the death u Lord Limerick
ga itag. Tho post aiWayr goes 90 H
peer. and it carries with lt salary
- !, 200 pounds a year Lord Waldo
Fravs l. one II the best nhots Fl
Ifrat Britain. and ia vice chair,
man ~ the National Rine aHsucta.
Iiun. Tbs lieutenant u the reg meat
f. col. Hafutiu Page Vance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-08
theatrical Wedding.

The fact became public this after
noon that w. ". Gilbert, 0f the Jcs-
sic Shirley company was quietly
married last week 10 Miss Mabel
Herman ~ this city.
The matter was kept secret until
today, whsn Mr.. Gilbert told one q
the ladies' of the company, IN strict
confidence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-08
JosBlnG QUOTATIONS..
CONNECTED DAILY)
Green Fruit.

Lemons. u.75n275 box. lines,
tss0 per case. cooking apples. SOC q
si.25. eating apples, tt.000t25. fancy
eating apples. ti.7ba2.50 navel or
anRca. 81 600Z.75. Seeding, 1880
20. bananas. f2OGn2.55. olives, 500
75e per gallon. grape fruit, N.7su
200.
Provisions
Fresh msht-Cow beef, shU7ihe ID I.
steer beef. &c per 10. mutton Weth-
er. De- ewes. SIC; pork. fa1hc per
10. veal. large sGt9c. small, loml0'Ac.
Provisions-U Hams, large, i21i2ac,
hams, small l2ui2Fkc. breakfast
bacon, g To 10 lbs. 1870; dry. salt
Ell clear backs. aHc bellies. ice.
segstsblos
Potatoes. SIS 00W1g00 per ton.
ueW bests. 81 case. carrots. per sack,
s0cms1: yellow DanYer onions. SEA
$3.50. lettuce. 81. 50ffi so q ease. tur-
ulpa. gf.2a, garlic. eus1ac cabbage,
1i.50a1.75. red, 400 per 100 lbs. red
peppers, 15020e; huska, lbc. green
onions. 1Oe dos. cauilfowcr, 81 t0m l.sj
celery, 10000 per dOz. sweet pota-
toes. si.75n2.00. Spanish chill pep
perg. zoe per H. sauer kraut, 3n4e
California head lettuce, 65m71c case
artichokes. 500G0e doz. green peas,
b47c per 10. dried hR8-eartons. Soc,
fancy 70c. imported t5ei tomntoes.
per case, g225. dntee, jftGc per lb
radishea. Zoe per doz. rhubarb. 5ns1
Der TO. parsley 2bC, asparagus. sc
new POTATOES. t3O0n32b, spinach,
g.. string beans, iOn i2c.
utter Cheese. ERRs and Poultry
Butter - Washington creameriea.
pound prints. Tic. Eastern Iowa
aud ElRiu, 25c. fesEh tane h, lbui ,
California eros merry, zoe.
ChecGs-NHtiVe Washington, full
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-08
Thirsty Drinkers Kick.

The beer drinkers have organized
In the district u fittston. Pa,
under the head af the "Counurn.
err league They have com
piled liEt Of grievances which are
being presented % thr prnrfietDra u
al hotels few weeks ago the
aizs ~ the glass II beer snid every
" here In this section of the state
vas reduced. This action prompted
thousands ~ beer drinkers 90 effect
an organization fHr pFutarti1n. 4
boycott q threatened against all
saloon keepers sho refuse to adept
the oflgtnai-aiasd -Hoh0unera
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-08
MARKETS..

A beautiful day and excellent
stocks made business good for com
mission men tgdya. out Of town
orders were heavy. and local retail
dealers we're big buyers. Prices re-
mHined about the same as Saturday.
when several changes were announc-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-08
GALA ATTIRE.

NICE. April s-Presldont Loubet,
on his way to Toulon TO reveiw the
Italian fleet. arrived here this morn
ing Nice ts In gala dress. An Off
cial reception WAS held at the pre-
fecture Ten thousand soldiers were
lined along the presidents route.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-08
POLICE NOTES.

~, = Stewart, a bartender. was ar
4. AT night on a charge ~ hay
W 1s1osd Otto prsfk0rn - s..
- clarkson and James Hill
~, l4sisd as suspicious characters
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-08
Wood Shed Fire.

=. ss1ahsd situated on Firth ave-
80 49,. Denny way, caught Ere
night about 3 O'Clock. The FIRE
uhsnt extingulahed the blaze.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-08

The independent Telephone 60. has
fled "a bond - 10000 a. guarantee
that any streets torn up BY the CON-
pany Will be restored.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-08
SPfQAQES OF VICE IN CONCERT
HALLS, REVOLVING AND UNCHECKED
Halls Seattle Exist Under the lawN Man Who Enters Protection
FrOm the Scores Of Male Female "Grate That
The City ITS a Palty $4,000 a

The-s are IN this city ive Jarne
ssosts which, for want ~ better
nsrs or 70 ferestsil a worse one. arr
eslsd concert halls. They are al
,asea bv Law. and In their conduct
A. law. Il is claimed. Is violated.
Money Il taken from these rcsovts
hv the city which in return glves
hem licenses under which they on
crate.
ne Star Is confident that a large
raorlty ef the eitlacas 81 Seattle
~ wholly ignorant % the true
character Of these places A care
"a, lnyextl Cation has therefore been
made b. The star. To-day a de-
,r.psica 81 the RelVodere = given.
Il has been singled cut. not because
Il IS worse than the others az It's
elasS bat Is fair type Of them all.
n some RESPECTS. possibly. II is a
sAade better.
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S,spS dtNiNE into the basement Of
NJ - Occidental aVeaue proclaims
IL crtrance 20 the Hclvctisre con-
cert hall over the doorway an ~
leninAfed sign flares utfuiiy as the
rs within fiiekrrs in the night wind.
rosn below come mufricd sounds
~ hiarinE music mingled with the
laughter q women and hoarsc
shuts ~ men.
Al ths top u the steps stands a
raa cryIux the wares he has O. sell.
Scene on. nov gents be cries.
-eame and sec the pretty giris. They
ar walting f0r Sou dow natatrs.
cesre on. gents. come on. His Vuice
: shelly appropriate 70 his oceupa-
nca.
~ ths door opens a rush u foul
ar strikes one ike q blow The
s.samy vapoF from mfaRmatic
sxamn Is the pure afr Of heaven
tenpare4 to this There l. the
stencil 81 whisky dress and stale
lser. 81 tobacco smoke. % foul
ArsatAA For moment one hest
tlsss. and then plunging on. enters
iks place.
Iha Frat irnefesster.
TAa concert hall TO the casual OBJ
srVer i a long. narrow room with
: On ceiling Al one end there is
! small stage. Each side q the
ruem u linad With q long row OF
sr4li rooms vita SQUARE curtaiuef
winlowS. These, By way - court
80 are caiisd boxes. t'util recently.
thsse holss had doors opening on
eerritcr and Were furnished with
rkkety oouchas The doors were
AeAFy and the locks on them secure
anf strong 4 recent ordinance has
trn the doors from their hinges
A rere careful observer sses other
fhlaxs IN the place \ dirty bar cc-
erpiss a small room 20 the left ~
fse audicnrs- The bartender IL a
ssztiemaa with a deep voice, a maj
trHsnt s~nwi. and an ever-ready
ks-s-starter. which - no mean wea-
raa.
FROM ike bar a narrow passage
way leads % other boxes" which
Aaye no WV 81 the stage. and
fscncs hack TO the ssaFe itssif Here
ars dos not venture There il no
printed rule forbiddluK further pro-
Ezess, nor 4 errberuA L. bar the waF.
bzt discrcfi1n bids one keep away.
Hsrss % ssrpiss.
TAsss thinEx cannot be seen at the
fiss Klaaca On catering there Il
sniy tire 20 xaxe hewiidered AZ thu
4aNd< and then ore % the afora-
fe.sionet lovely ladies" comes a.
ans
II th@ Belvedsre thera arr per
s4gs p q these women. IN the
rer4cuiar they are called box
fustssFR" Sweet name. isn't it,
Eheir duties are simple and r.
ngnerasiwe. They arr there 70 make
nen drink. and for that they are
AL With their further occupa-
tars IN concert hall proprieiDFs
eaFs nothing 20 DO. Each harpy f.
J1E a srali salary and - PER cent.
9 tse safes sha effects. Any other
asrsy she may obtain BY other
Esiaols "a entirely her own affair.
shor, skirts the Rule.
n someu are dressed IN deeol-
kiie owns. Nhich reach barely 20
% kness Their faces are painted
hafly. but the kindly rouge and
peEser a. not cover the heavy lines
q sia and shame. They arr 81 al
aSsS and compilations. They have
nfsf eyes ard iOose-iipped mouths.
fney posa sugEsstiveiy and WOO
EFsHuouHly. No endearmeut O. too
h11 nat produces money.
rhruugheuf the room are small
zoies a. which are seated men,
lners are miners from the frozen
ssf'A warming themselves la
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-08

wouldn't take your money
I h9d $50 when I came In here.
now I attn { got cent
Gases Not Reported.
Yes You did'e shouts she waiter
get uut 81 this
lie takes the beWlldered man hy
he neck and throws him from The
room. shouting of his loss the man
ie hustled down the corridor aud out
into the main ruom
I've been robbed I've been rob.
bed go he shouts Instantly ne Re
surrounded
Here now. this has got 60 stop.
We cant have all this ROW Ia here.
korp quiet. or get ont
I want that money back
'Aw' YOU never had any money
Hueers the woman
n n set something for n then he
shouts, and strikes her full Ia the
fIcU.
Then foF "a few minutes pnudeman-
oum relEus There r. q free fur4an
nEht IN which clubH are used and
pistols are drawn. ON the stage a
man and woman are dancing. They
pay no attention a. the riot aud $50
ON with their work During the
melee, the man who has hern robbed
Is hustled out into the street by SOME
new found friend who tells him he. o
be- arrested n be stays. After that.
order d restored. the woman walks
away WtpiuE her bleeding mouth.
Ia the vvrnacular ~ the under world
another trick has been turned
NeunE eiris There, Too.
In a box across the hall Is couple
not without inter st. The man BE-
Well dressed. Uaim. self contained.
With him Il young girl De- short
dresses She may D. Ia certainly
no more. She IL sitting close beside
the man. and BE- D. PLYING her with
drink SIR laughs loudly sudden.
IS he leans over aud kisses her ga
the mouth. Pear comes into her
eyes fnr q momcut, aud then iiqunt
stills it \ fsW moments later she IA
on his lar. her arms about hta neck,
and she IL returning his carcssssi.
In hair au hour they leaFe the place
together, the giri iufchins az she
walks A. they pass out the man
Winks az the rnhu at the dnur.
In another part ~ the room two
second story men wide. Thieves Who
make practice - entering the See
and story Il a house while the In
natas are az dinner On the flwu ars
in close converse. They are Clint
~tiFrtns and Dutch Mike. and they
sore at ore time Ia great demand
tn New York party of women
rom = notorious house IN the vtclu-
- c1me. IN. They are cut un
iummiuE party.
- the Kaleidoscope wheel keruH
urnfng Every phase ~ criminal
ne q shown here Men are robbed
and thrown pnuniiass iuto the streets
Young girls are iured e. their ruin.
crimes
This. then. r. the Heivrdefe con
cert hall n T. typical u the others.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-08
WEATHER FORECAST.
Telephone Co. Bond.

For Seattle and Vicinity Tonight
and Tuesday. fair. liEht east winds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-08
Two Crooks Held.

Eddie carroll and James Moran.
alleged thieves. Were arrested last
night They viii be held as HuH-
pitiauH Character.
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Martha W. Tuit Arrives.

Schooner Martha ". Turf has ar
rived from Yakutat with a large
cargo OF herring.
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Swallowed a Mouse.

An Athens (GaJ negro. VIII More.
had peculiar experience a few
nights ago. He Is an industrious
negro. and az night II usually ready
for q sound sleep. On the night In
question he slept, a. usual. with his
mouth open. and = mouse running
over his bed. went into william
mouth and was promptly swallowed.
Of course William was inBtantly
awake. and they made things lively
around William home for a while.
The larger victim yelled and Jump
cd and suffered aROulea until an
emetie brought up the mouse.
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Diamond Ice - the best II costs
no m9r~ than tho cheapeHt. Tel
Main 10sg.
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Keep IN mind" cline's piano house

The OHIO sTEEL RANCE. Guar
anteed perfect bakers. 2. G. Miles
l. Piper CO.
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+ wouldn't take your money
I had $50 when / came In here.
now 1 ain got 4 szYuf H
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