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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-27

on aud after July ist this com
pauy viii reduce the price Of gas TO
81 90 per thousand. ana no diatinc-
ton VIII - made in the ufr u EaH
for fuel and Illuminating purposes
The rate Will be 81 20 per fhuuna nd
with q discount ~ 20c per thouHa nd
on all bills paid on or before the
tenth day x the next succeeding
month FOR which the bills are rend-
cred
iHllH are due on the firHt day 81 the
month and failure - receive bill VIII
not vufltie consumer 10 rebate unleaf
bfn lH actually paid ou or before the
10Th Instant iiilis paid BY check.
through thr mails. muHt be IN thih
office ON tho iath instant.
The discount If - cents per thouH-
and Do offered 10 consumers Ia con-
alteration ~ their paying their bills
ht the office as soon aa due. thus
saving the expense of sending out
collectors
Parties desiring 90 avoid the an
uayHue~ ~ looking after their bills
can have prepaid meter put IN and
pay fuf their gas as used. al the rate
81 81 - per thousand.
The minimum charge viii be 2sc
Per meter per month an plain meters
and 20 per meter per month on pre-
paid meters
SEATTLE CAS- 4 ELECTRIC co
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-27
GOOD MOVE.
s'safter Certain Persons
WI Be Careful in Visit
ing Lodging Houses.

parsuanee Of a policy recently
:. .safated by Chief ~ Police Mere
=. ne following order has been
"a 70 the patrol.
FOR PATROLS:
May n. 1901.
- u distinctly Understood that
- any more complaints Of
- nFis being admitted into lodg-
\ ~s.ses with men under the pre-
* Being married or otherwise
:, ABOVE or below the dead line
ueat such a place as an as
800 house and prosecute them
- me state law with ali the
- I can command. They have
alVen from the variety thea .
- ssloon boxes. and now am
xlfed hat there win be no Dir d.
~ girh for the bawdy houses
r1rofmen have orders to keep
~ lookout and promptly arrest
.s girls. and men accom-
s Mem, under such eircum-
ana also TO report the name
y 'oasinE house al headquar-
Protection q the home circle
2 sfhcer. -
1 W. L. MEREDITH.
i Chief n Police.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-27
CAUGHT The
RIGHT MAN

p Taliman. who was arrested yes-
terdny by OffieerH Hubbard and Hoi
land aa a disufderly person. present
- a deplorahte sight az ~ appear
81 in tire police court this morning
One eye was severely injured. and
his face was battered almost beyond
recognition. The man said h. was
junk dealer. but evidence produced
tended to prove that h. was one Of
gang ~ water front thieves that
Rae been operating IN Seattle for
some time. It appears that row
started on the aaud-Hpit below Nor
ans Hhipyards yesterday. and n gen
raj mix-up - the gang ~ men and
women who NFc In the nelghhorhood
followed. Tafiman appears 10 have
been AT the bottom ~ most 81 the
trouble that has been going on for
some time Ito was given 20 days
IN the chain gang b. Judge George
this morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-27
VICTORIA DAY.
Elaborate Services Tomorrow at
Seattle Theatre.

Victoria day viii be celebrated TO
morrow by the british American
~ ane IHtiou. An entertainment Will
l. given at the seattle thsater.
: rsrehes viii b. made hY Rev. J. y.
II. tIWYd. Hrv. ". II - Temple. p
& Hughes and I. u. HuEhes. Was
nrf.a orchestra viii accompany
each musical election
The following T. the program
soldiers 81 the Queen Sig 8aiNlnt
Maple Leaf Forever ....#......=s
Mis- Houui, shepard and chorus
Address .s.--t.... . Mr r ". Thomas
Al. Let NE Like a Soldier Faiif
s-s.s. +-s..t.s..s.ss Mr. Sol iiFifI
Address .s.s#.. #..s..ss MI = e. Hughes
Hnnuie Doom Mlsa Helen McNfiil
Address ---..- Rev. " a. q. Temple
Private Tommy Atkins" .......
ar n Mi1diahrnak aud chorus
The Kings Champion ...-..-..
t,s.. .ss...s.... . Dir. 3. W. gunnnt
Address ......... capt. T. II. HuEheA
The Death % Sriaun+ sig salylnl
address ........ hey. J. 4. u. LIwyd
The Did Brigade s.s......... s..
Sos ....-...s Mr.. &. ". Saunders
Ny Country. 'Tta II Thee 49,.
asaaa+ 4srsaH4.Hs#a 4H44a f4ANTF HuaiN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-27
LAST EDITION.
u O'Clock.
WARNING!

TACOMA. My 81 Hen Goodreau.
a cook in the employment OF the Ia
coma a Eastern near Midland.
about II miles froW here. attempted
10 revive a arv Ina the cook Hhanty
last night with kerosene. Tho kern
srnr exploded. setting hrr to the
cook shuntV, Gaodrvau WIS burn
81 about the face and shoulders lie
was brought Co this city uuronaris
Gus aud died AZ the hospital this
morning. Two assistants in the cook
house escaped uulniured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-27
FUNERAL OF WASHINGTON
AS TOLD IN PRINT
ONE HUNDRED YEARS AGO
yerbaum Recital Of the Mourniu 0hseques Taken From
Rare Old Newspaper OF That Day
Other Notices.

Following the corpse was citizens
aud Masonic brethren
When the procession had arrived
at the bottom 81 the elevated lawn
On the hank Of the Potomac, where
tie family vault Is placed. the cav
Try halted, thu / infantry marched
towards the NJ unit aud formed their
lines. The clersy. the Masonic broth
trs, and the eltiHenS descended II
the vault, and the funeral service ~
the church was performed.
The sun was now setting. Alas.
the SON OF GLORY has set for
ever. NJ, tho name 81 WASHING
loN=t'hc American President and
,.enersl-wili tsiumph over DEATH.
i ne unclouded brightness ~ his
Glory Will illuminate the future
ages
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-27
SEATTLE LEADS THE UNION
n Its Free Employment Department More Situations Sc
cured, and at a Lower Cost, Comparatively
Than Any Other City.

tlun la nearly - timea 40 great a.
Seattle. hut 3,ui3 positions were furn
izhed. ur an average of ono per 1000
population.
In So. Louis. s,ssi positions were
furnished an average Of four pc
..nnn population
Dayton. q. has the hest record
outside If s attic. The positions
furnished were 6no3 IN a. population
- S5.a28 The average cost wan IS
cents. Even with Dayton. Seattle
Furnished mors than four times na
many al ana average cost OF seven
times as less.
other cities.
Columbus aud Toledo. o. hayF
good records Columbus fufnlHhrc
taaa positions In o. population of
10. 500 Toledo furnished b2iS pos
lions Ia a population uf iai,k22.
Kansas city, In nine and half
months. furnished a.gt3 positions.
That cttyH population ia iG8.1h2.
Tho average rust Was 10 ceute.
Thus e viii be seen that the "a
attic public employment office - far
ahead ~ any city in the Union, In
the mum hef ~ positions furnished.
the average number per 200 popu
ation aud The cost u conducting
Duluth. MINI. was 81 iuprcHHn 7
with the Seattle uniee, that Il has
opened an office 90 De run on the
HHue plans uH seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-27
MR.. ROOT HAS
MANY CURI0S

WA9liiNGToN, T. -, May 2'
Secretary ~ War Root f. IN puHHasH-
lon IT many Interesting telirH from
the Philippine, sent 10 him by
army officers stationed IN the lH-
auda The latest one b. from Col
W. 5. MetufkrY, Il ~ the naErole
which Was planted on the wallis -
the spanish arsenal az Manila. II
T. made 81 dungeon wood ana high
y polished Tho stan h. square.
Secretary Root Will turn this relic
over % the National Museum. also
como other articles sent 10 him By
officers. among them silver and cop
per coins, once 10 circulation Ia
Manila. and number Of curious
stamps issued by the Philippine
government In 1855.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-27

Tom clancy and n crowd Of sport
Ing men went n Tacoma this after
noon 20 meet Tommy Tracy, who Ia
on his way 10 this city 10 meet Al.
Nelu IN n 20-round go At the Seat
tie thcater Wednesday night.
Al Nell. who r. = prominent mem
Der Of the EaRlce. got even for the
hard work his manager. "Hiddy'
Bishop. has put him through lately
by having Bishop Initiated into the
local order on Saturday night.
Aside from this slight social re
taxation Neili has done nothing but
work for the past month. lie ia IN
fine shape and o. rapidly getting
down 10 weight He can make the
14s- pound limit without weakening
him In the slightest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-27

Jas TlilY. vino works In the Mon
tana stables as a helper. instead 81
cleaning out the stable Ia the usual
manner yesterday. took a pitcfork
end attempted 10 clean the place out
IN his own way. with his pitehfork
a- weH pom he started In. but was
Put IN n room and the door locked
before he could do much damage.
The propristors % the stables tele-
phonef IN headquarters FOR assist
Hnce. and Ofncer Grant was sent
down The man was ravinR In the
room and every one was afraid II
enter When OHcer Grant arrived
he walked into the room, and the
man Immediately Gained flown.
a hereupon the officer put him int
the patrol wagon and took him to
headquarters. This morning he was
fined s. by Judge George for disord-
friy conduct.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-27
UP AGAINST IT.

CLEVELAND. q. May 1.-THE
order has gone out that letter car
ricth must either adopt tho new shirt
waist nov being made for them. or
wear fun uniform during the sum
mcr Some 81 them declare they
Will not wear the shirt waist. Post
master Moufurt says that heretofore
the department allowed the men on
ttcmely hot days To go without
their coats. but. hereafter offenders
will De- severely dealt with
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-27
KNIGHTS PYTHIAS.

Harmony lodge. No 8. knights 81
pythiaH. will give a social entertain
ment followed by dance at Castle
ball IN the Stevens hotel. Tuesday
evening, June { At 2 o'clock MeHsra.
Mcouley Kelley and Hustan, who
compose the committee On arrange
ments. are working hard. and a sue
CesHful affair IL assured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-27
INSECT PESTS.

w. ". Brown. county inspector Of
insect pests. IL determined that tho
spread u the pests must he stopped
and Saturday closed n greenhouse AT
Green Lake and one ~ Madison
park. The owners appealed against
the order 10 State Inspector a Van
Hoiderbeke. After investigating the
Inspector sustained Inspector brown
I'm his action.
Inspector brown SAYS that the
spread of the posts iH becoming
alarming. lie asserts that the LON
hardy and silver leaf puplara are
practically doomed 10 destruction.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-27
Advertisements.

In the same paper appeared a
number - advertisements. humor.
Gus. o. say the least. Two atu Civ
en- below
mill. With convenient place for
BUILDING. lying ia the town 81
Rochester, ny the Mil il an mex
faustihle quantity OF piNEWOOn'
and also. A stout, Healthy Active
NEGRO WENCH. Chose we're
slavery daysA
Any person Inclined 10 purchase
may know the particulars by apply
ms to JOHN sCHooNMAktsR . al
kac hesier. NnNemheF Il. ila9.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-27
CREMATION
or GARBAGE

A society Was formed At a meeting
IN the Pacific hiark Saturday night
whose ultimate object ia % entah.
llah crematnry The society n
primary object 81 % educate the pru-
pie IN the great needs ~ the build
ing Of such plant. a series - mass
meetings witl Boz held over the city
At which addresses viii b. made on
the cremation ~ garbage and an
refuse matter.
THE FoclstYs officers are preHi-
dent. p q SehwnFrri. vice prrai-
dent. N v. Thomas. secretary. J. K.
Parker treasurer. = 8 Clark trua-
tees. 9. a. qualhcim. w. a. Hall and
ur ~ Buckley
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-27

Bids have beer advertised for
driving. saving oT ard Gaping isH
poles at the city yard. also for the
moving ~ buildings there. Hlda will
be opened Saturday.
ThoravlR a Llndland have asked
an extension time 10 June p for
completing the Improvement on VIZ.
ziuia street
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-27
|ATCHINC
|. MILK MEN

y ~. ~ warm weather has set In.
4, 1ssppeetor Woodcock ia watch
\, lsrynen who use a prepare
:. ping their milk sweet
~ any preparation what
~ slolatioH ~ the ordinance,
~. !. pne caught 70 doing vii BE-
70 he full extent OF the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-27
Death of lIneeln.

Mr.. French also has a copy 81 ths
New York Herald OF SATURDAY..
April Is, 1885. II gives a detailed ac-
count 81 the assassination Of Prcst-
dent Abraham Lincoln. The first
: evs received by the people Of New
York city 81 the assassination was
the following despatch received b
Mai. Gen. DIX:
War Department.
Washington. d. -, Aprti rs.
"ii.3o p. m.
Major Gen. TT. ~. Y.
This eveuire. about . - y. m. at
Ford's theatsr. tha President. while
sitting in his private box with Mrs.
Lincoln. Mrs. Harris and Naiof
waz shot By an assassin
v no suddenly entered the hox ana
behind the President
The assassin then ieaped 10 the
stage brandishiug n large dagger OF
lntfe. and made his escape in the
tear Of the theAter.
The pistol call entered the hack
"a the Presidents head and penetrat-
ed nearly through the head. The
wound il mortal.
The Official dispatch received hy
Major General Dix which announces
the death % President Lincoln. read
IS follows:
Major General Dix. ~. Y.
War Department.
Washington. u. g. April rs,
= % a. IN.
Major General Dir, ~. Y.
Abraham Lincoln died this morn
ing az twenty minutes past sew
On o'clock. EDWIN NJ. STANTON,
Secretary Of War"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-27

or my wife HANNAH ia hereby
riven fotbiddiug all persons what
ever from harhortne or Keeping her,
and from trusting her on my ae-
count. as / am determined % paw
no debts OF her contracting MATNS
VAN STEESRERGH November
f.sq
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-27
State Pioneers.

The state Fianeers' association
Eill meet IN this city On Juno Z AMI
s. II A. expected that the attend
ance this year viii be great
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-27

Chris Nelson. walking delegate ~
tie sailors union. Vas tried and
afternoon On the charge 81 assault
discharged - Judge George thil
afternoon on the charge - assault
ms a man named wilcox. who inter.
tered With hiu when he attempted
% pull a Hcah iahorcr ~ fob an the
Dolphin. The testimony showed tina.
10 assault had been made on vii
cox. but on Fisher. Who vas working
or the boat at uonsuuion wages.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-27
STANDS The TRIP VERY WELL

fEDlCrSE BOW. wyo.. May q.
= RESIDENTIAL special arrived here
- corning.
An Mckinley has stood the trip
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-27
"kS AND WATERS

VIA Kitchen ~ Second ave
/ ~ winch has for nearly A
4 landing out against the
~ = ,a.ltere' union. capltulatea
"a ana opened this morn
| z,s,i iofce o. union men.
t.~---IIlp. Steamer Atbiou.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-27

very comforta bly, thus far. she rest
ed vel last night. and Or. Rixey
thinks she viii be able % make the
journey East without any unusual
stop.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-27

That the fire. public employment
ciiicr ut Seattle f. one Of the most
successfully as well ua mort econ
umieaily conducted bureaus In th>
Union - beyond question. pH some
carefully selected statistics secured
nv Secretary circuit Of the civil ser
vice commission. shows.
In the lupt uFeal year q. Gna post
lions were furnished by the Seattle
Office at total cost Of ti,s3aAt, or
an average cost per Job of about q
cents. Another interesting point II
that Jf3 positions were furnished for
every loo population.
\ comparison with "a few other
cities in the United States whers
free employment offices are conduct.
I'd. VIII show what IA hiE success the
Seattle office n and at a very small
cost. too.
In Cincinnati. whore the pepula-
tlnn Is four times as large a. seattle,
but $3.50 positions were furnished In
the last year, a. cost IT 50 cents
each. or about n times as much az
the cost per position ia seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-27

aosr reaaina the accounts recent
: raAlished IN the star. q the oil
.r.spapsrs In possession II fost-
....tsr stewart and r, ;. Gardner
French. manager ~ the Rus
"a nr,N stock somriuy exhibited
,,s.v a copy q the Ulster county
r.,s,,e. printed at Kingston, y Y,
i saturday. Jan. I. 1Soe. which con
..,ss fuu account of the death and
s.-sral of Georgc Washington, which
asurred nec. - ijss,
xtrsSton Is situated on the Hudson
ever about 100 miles north 81 New
,,,s city, and there heing no tele-
,r.pA IN those early times, u took
:. rsNs many days 10 travel by
- from GeorEctawn. =, g, 10
links,on.
Nav Be Of lntsrext
AIT may - interesting 70 real
- account % the funeral ~ Wash.
ms,cu as IL actually appeared In the
.slsmns 81 a paper when press des-
,.tehss we're unknown. the follow
~ extract Il produced verbatim.
rl-us an excellent likeness % the
n,Aer q his country, which ap.
-ars in the original paper, In an
tssus wooi-cut;
WASHINGTON ENTOMBED.
Osorge TfoNu. Dee 20. iSoe.
On Wednesday last. the mortal
~ a WASHINGTON. the Great
~ Father Of bis country and the
r-ssnd II man, Vas consigned O. che
surA with Solemn honors and fun.
sfal pemn
nultltude Of persons assembled
err many miles around 81 Mount
vsrnoE. the choice abode and last
p,sAence % the iliustrious chief.
fhsss Nere IN groves. the spacious
srsauss. the beautiful and sublime
ssfnes. the u1hle uaud hood II bat.
sax ire august iuhabitant was now
= acre. The great soul was gone
"a marital part vas there. indeed.
M al, how aGeetlug. hoW awful the
seefMels Of s1Ch worth and great
-. thus. 70 mortal eyes. falleu--
rs falleal fallen
u TIE long and Lofty Porttro. whers
n TIE Hero walked 10 All his glory.
~ AZ the shruuded corpse. The
nzzfenancs stIll composed and So
sre. seemed % aspress the dignity
Z she spirit. which iateIy dwem ~
.sai ufeisss form. There those "a no
40 N last sd honofs TO the hene-
sEctar a his rogntry. took an i'm
tnsssixe--a fasew Ell view.
o. fh@ ornament AZ the head Of
~ coin was inscribed. SURGE
AD TUnfCIUM. about the middle
I ~ eofan. GLORIA DEC. and on
~ silver plate:
GENERAL
GEORGE WASHINGTON,
lsrarree this he on the 18th De-
eembsr. 1873.
Bsfwe~n and 4 o'clock. the sound
& arflliery from a vessel IN the river.
.srz minute guns. awoke afresh
~ so.srn sorrow. the corpse was
zzeFsd; band Of music. with
zrnrrfui melody. melted the soul
- az tenderness Of woe.
Ike procession was formed and
gFsd On In tbs following order
calvary. Infantry and guard. with
Erz reversed followed by music and
&ru. Next was the Generals
sfse. With his eaddie. holsters and
sinA The Psli-IieareFs were Co.'s
~ Ramsey, Pgyne. Gilpin, Little
n NzrHfaifsr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-27

THE geo excursion rate announced
by tho Great Northern Railway pro-
vidcs that passengers can return
over any route.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-27
Small King Street Fire.

The FIRE department was called out
this afternoon Ia extinEifish a small
blaze IN the roof - q house on sixth
avenue and King street. THE shin
girH caught nfr from the fYirE cins
drfH ~ passing train. a similar
accident occurred IN the same neigh
horhoud yesterday.
aaf
L. Nl...--... L.. - .. "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-27
Sent to prYdock.

SAN FHANCIsCO. May 1.-THE
bntttpahip Wisconsin has been ord
cred 10 drydock AZ Hremerton. She
viii depart for that point this week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-27

Steamer Centennial VIII arrive In
FORT anme time fnrInE the night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-27
UNIVERSITY.

Preparations are hetuE made Tor
the most elaborate commencement
program ever given at the unlvrr-
sitY. On sunday. a. the First
Presbyterian church the hAcealaur=
ate sermon viii be preached by nr.
fcnrose II Whitman college. assist
ed by Or. Gault 81 WhitWorth coll
lege. In the evening the annual
address 60 the Christian associations
Will BE- delivered ny Rev. Mr 4 4
Winccon at Denny halt Monday
evening the annual reunion OF the
alumni will be celebrated nc the Lin
coin. A banquet viii be- given. fol-
lowed by a dance. Preceding this
will come the election 81 officers for
the assoc iation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-27
GAMBLING
GOING ON

With the exception ~ the Stand
ard and the Green Light. all thr
gambling houses in the city are run.
ring foil blast today There f. a
general feeling. however. that within
a short time open gambling In this
city will be at an end. Already an
exodus Of dealers and pluggera has
begun, the great majority taking adj
faRe % the low rates north. 20 20 to
a laaka.
No new move was taken today ~
the Law and order League. The sec
end raid made by the league was a
great disappointment. inaHmuch a.
ell the gambling paraphernalia Of
any value was removed before the
raid took place. At the same time
81 IL known that the league proposes
to keep up the fight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-27
Extra!

Busy days at the Soda Fountain.
hut never so busy hat We manage
10 give everybody quick and cour-
teous service. And the cool re-
freahinF drinks we prepare are
tempting enough 20 bring you here
for another
Hut after all prescription hlling Is
our most serious business.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-27

ur. Cumyow's Chinese Root cures
rheumatism. once. Lyon house,
2tgtk columbia street, between sec
und avenue and Third avenue: office
fourH, . n. m. 10 = y. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-27

Mrs. Nancy V Pfril. wifn q ". G
Pfeil. the well knoSu police officer
eisd at the family residence. a.
Twenty second avenue. late last
evening. The sceaHeti woman leaves
wiliowsr and one small daughter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-27

NOTICE IL hereby given that the
regular annual meeting OF the stock
holders 81 the BLACK Gold Channel
Mining Company VIII be held ut 10
o'clock o. ~. ~ the tith day Of
June. 1901 at room No. T. Dexter
Horton Bank Building, at the cor
uer Of First avenue south and Wash
inRtun street, Seattle, Washington.
for the transaction Of any and AL
business that may regularly core
before said meeting. and especially
for considering the question Of the
execution by the company Of a mort
enEc upon all o. its property in re
newnl Of the mortgage now in force
upon the same, Rlid renewal mort
gaze 10 secure IN addition to the In
dobteduess secured by the mortgage
now In force all the remaining out
standing unsecured Indebtedness Of
the company.
nntcd semitic Washington, this
9th day Of Nav 1901
JOHN II SEXTON.
Secretary Of the BLACK Gold Chan
pAl AtLplns ComnainH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-27

Go 20 y. e. Miles n Piper 90. for
your Alaska OUTFITS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-27

The class dav exercises vii BE-
given at Denny hall Tuesday morn
Ing AZ 10 ~ a m Elaborate prcpar-
atoms have been made for this event
by the class aud the exercises prom
Ice To- be the best ever given. WbW-
rsr's orchestra viii furnish music for
the occasion In the afternoon the
annual game between the faculty
and seniors VIII take place on the
varsity diamond. The senior lineup
may he Trout g Macdonald d.
Wright III Caches "a l. SOUND ~
Llndhety sa. MHistt r. ragr =
Robertson r. Fer the faculty.
Kane e. Nnudeverr g. taudes 10.
Graves eh keeiv "a Reeves -
Smith r. nyers q MrauY n
Tho CONNIE ucrmeut exercises viii
hs given "Wednesday morning in
Denny han az n a. N. Addresses
will be given bY Gov. Rogers aud
Congressman Jones The prpHemta-
tien % diplomas will BE- made BY
pr Graves In the evening the
senior ball VIII take place IN the
Denny hotel Next 20 the assent iy
ball this viii b. the SWEETEST So .sty
event % the year
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GhicaEo'a population is Il times as
great a. Seaitlr'a aud yet IN the
last year but ti.a1l more positions
we're furnished than seattle The
average per fhnuHaud population In
Chicago was 50.
In New Yorxs. where the papuia