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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-28
THE POSTMFk
WILL DANCE


Tonight the letter carriers of Sc
attic viii give a ball at Armnry hail.
The arrangement committee. CON-
posed % ThoN. r. Ralney. W. q.
sopestick. u. A. Lseman. WIN. l..
Lindsey and :. Goldsmith has work
ed hard for several weeks, and
everything IL noe arranged for enc
Of the unst successful Affairs ever
given in Seattle. The programs -
the dance are very aFtlstisally and
appropriately arranged They are
designed after an ordinary letter en-
xelope. The portrait Of George
washtnEten that usually sdorua she
ordinary stamp II changed 70 a pie
ture % George ~. Stewart, the local
postmaster.
The order If dances u well arranE-
ed. one will b. in honor II Geo. ".
Stewart. one for 4 NJ. Coikett. as-
slsfant postmaster. one For tnas. W.
old. the superintendent, and another
fer Miss Ada M. fsangridge.
Other dances are named: Have
Your Address Corrscted'-. Insult
Client address. Held for Postage,
and Don't Cali the Carrier Back
The grand march wili commence az
70 sharp tonight. Frank Eoomte
wiil be the director and Wagner full
orchestra will furnish the music
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-28

WASHINGTON. u. C., Feb. IS
VIM. Walton Eitrhin. who rapres
sents the NTH North Carolina dis
trict IN the houRe. will have his
brother az one Of his colleagues Ia
the next house. William halls from
R0xhor
The brother. Claude Kitchen. %
Scotland Neck. ). g., VIII bs one ~
the first Democrats to represent the
second North Carolina district since
the civil war. The district Is az pres
ent represented by ncgru, George
Henry white. Republican.
White u the only coiored man IN
congress. and will retire u private
life. on March 4. with an excellent
record. llls district has a larger
proportion Of cciered voters than
any other In the state. and II Il
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-28

considered a wonderful victory for
kitchiu 20 win IA such a Republic
au stronghold,
Claude kitchin IL about three
years younger than VIM Kitchln.
Their father. who died IN February,
served one term Ia congress, and
when hts constituents failed e. TO
turn him he declared that politics
was "a very thankleua vocation" and
advised his sons 20 avoid u. They
both studied law. and have large
practices.
Politics we're forced upon them.
William had no thought - going
into politics until HE friends forced
a nomination upon him and he VAS
elected 90 ransraas, four years nKo,
Claude kitchiu has never held any
political Office.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-28

flower. 81 % per dos celery, ioneec
per doE sweet potatoes. $50 100.
spanish chill peppers. % n
10. ssurr kraut, aWtc. cream
squash. tl.zaui.bo per case. hrnsHsl.
sprouts. sff1e gcr To- California head
lettuce. ssHfsc: ease. artiehokss, Is.
utt.00 doE. green peas. Is ID. dried
aFs. cartons. eoe. fancy. 1ac. import
~. ifc tomatoes. Per ease 81 .a1Ui.tA
date~. s1ee per 10, radlnheH. 10 PET
doH; rhubarh. e0io per 10.
esttas Cheese Eggs and pouitrT
Butter - Washington ereamsriss,
pound prints. SEC Eastern Iowa
ana ElEin. ttc. Nebraska, sz0 IF
fresh ranch. ts1ike. California
creamery, nc
Cheese Native Washington. fisb
i1es Eastern. f30iscs California.
i5A4itc. knquefurt. tsc per II. FL
ana. iiise01izo5 per case. New York,
itUlecs LimburHrr. tt8t7c. brick.
ieuflrs Swiss. isaies.
Esxs- Strictly fresh ranch, ta9iee
Eastern. 1tuiec.
Poultry Chickens. live. i19tstsc
ducks I2Utac. geese. ieuiie. tur-
keys. iauite
Dressed aiock 49, Chickens. igE
ice. turkeya fs4ise: ducks, lac
ittzc geese. i2i4Mislse.
Seattle wheat kasrkot
Wheat tekpor1 No. 1 club. bse.
biuestsm. sc. milling. No. 1 Clgb.
&c. oiaestsm. &C..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-28
BIDS ON Big
CONTRACTS

Quartermaster Geo. Ruhlen this
morning opened bids for supplying
the sewure With steam steering
gear Tor furnishing "A gasoline
launch FOR the same vessel, and airu
for i.oo0. O00 feet of lumber for ship
ment 20 the various posts IN Alas
ka,
BIDS on lumber la bulk amounts
were made na follows. Port niakuley
NH CO. fesnef0 Kerry NH Co.
$3.50. Tacoma NH co. f1gia. lids
itemixed but not totalea were put in
tie Timber supply Co. ~ Paul a
Tacoma Lumber Co, Sunset Lum.
Der co. Westside Aiili Co. nueoda
Lumber Co. Clark q Niekern0n.
stimson Mil Co, summervtile hros
and gurstenh Enri Lumber Co.
The following bids were made for
the launch and g. supply the steam
steering gear Michigan Yacht and
Power Co. launch. 1890. Moran
Bros Co. steam steering gear. tfgt.
Mitchell. f4eNia q sfavof Co. launch
1850. with steel hull, 1850. J. n.
]. a. Hardy. Tacoma. launch. ttsso.
Daimler Mfw Co.. Long Island. ~
Y. launch. $3.50. ] a. Hardy, Ia
coma steam steering gear, tiod0i =.
O. Cohh. t2is8. with duplicate parts
10 machinery. eafatrom a tanyiile.
launch. tis0o. Carpenter a iIamll-
ton. launch. SEES; Wolf a ZwieksT
Portland. or. launch. tti5t. Union
Gas Engine CO.. San Francisco.
launch. tszih. and ". J. brewster q
%. launch. tiflh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-28
C0L0REO PEOPLE
MEAN BUSINESS

The executive counitte ~ the IN
ternatlonai council Of the world met
yesterday afternoon and drew up a
set u resolutions coniemning the
action OF the Terra Haute moi that
lynched George Ward. the col0re9
man. AMI also the action Of the
mob at Scranton. Pa. that iynchsd
John Knox.
4 reward of t50o has been offered
BY this society of coiored people In
Seattle for the arrest and conviction
OF every one implicated In the muir
ders. Copies of these resolutions
haze been sent 10 a number 81 In
fiu@ntial people AZ the scenes OF the
tragedies. and also to the govern
ors Of the states In which they oe-
cured.
The resolutions are signed BY
Samuel Burdett. president. and John
L. Gibson. secretary Of the local
council
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-28
SHOMO FREE.

c. W. shomo. arrested over two
weeks ago by Detective Powers.
charged with having robbed John
Lewis Of So In the RUBY saloon. was
discharged by Police Judge George
late yesterday afternoon. Lewis re-
fused to appear against Shomo. De-
putty Prosecuting Attorney Griffith
told Judge George that he believed
the prosecuting witness was using
M. prosecuting attorneys Office for
the purpose Of biackmaii. II II COM
mon talk about the city that Lewis
was returned the money he claims 70
have lost.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-28
WATERFRONT NOTES.

The Ellhu Thomson will carry 10
tons Of hay and cofnniasary sup
plies 70 v<dea for the government
on her next trip.
The Dlrigo has sailed for skagway.
she carried a large cargo OF freight
and full passenger list.
The rrnatilia. Of the Pacific const
Steamship Co. sailed for San Fran
ciacb this morning. che had eonsid-
erable freight and fair complement
81 passengers.
The Rush has returned from one
Of her periodical cruises and IL coal
ing in the stream.
The Ping suey arrived from Ia
coma this morning and locked at
the white star wharf. Today she
wilI complete her cargo ana AT 4
o'clock tomorrow morning. She will
carry 1000 tons fn ALL. including 5000
tons Of feed 20 be delivered TO the
auartermaster at Manila
The repairs on the cutter Grant.
living at the Fisherman wharf, will
be completed IN a day or two and she
win again return 20 anchorage in the
stream.
The quartermaster's department
today received Instructions from
washington to release the Port Al
bert as a transport. a large force
~ men was put 20 work AT once
tearing out the upper deck stalls
formerly occupied by the United
states mules. and she will be taken
10 Tacoma tomorrow TO be entirely
disrnantied.
The Puget Sound Drydoek - Ma
chine 60. has secured the contract
from the Pacific Coast Steamship Co.
20 repair the city Of Topeka. recent
~ wrecked In Alaska. The agreed
price n $4,000. and will include the
complete refurnishinR OF the vessel
The Kenturk, the government
transport. II expected 10 arrive on
Tuesday next. and will probably be
released.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-28
WILL BEGIN
IN EARNEST
Seattle Law and Order League 10
Go 10 Work.

Attorney Beaumont. representing
ne Seattle Law and Order Lea que.
appeared IN Judge Georges court
ms afternoon and asked for war-
r4nts for the arrest Of a number OF
propgtet0rs Of money paying ma
enines. Mr.. Beaumont says that
N<ps WITH nov be taken % rid the
CIT y the slot machine evil at once.
". l. Cowen. who accompa MED
Attorney Beaumont. stated that the
ie4Eue vii at once cause ths arrest
q al proprietors 81 Questionable re-
srsz wh0 permit minors 70 frequent
tntiF places. The league. Mr.. Cow
en says. vii ask Judge George 20
n0p the practice q young r1esNen-
SsF boys carrying the monthly fines
frosa the houses u prostitution 10
ths police court.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-28
RAILROAD NOTES.

=. n. puny. travelling freight agent
Of the Denver a Hio Gfuuda. ~ IN
SEATTLE Today.
A y. Cooper. general passenger
sEfnt q the Rock fsiand route at
Portland. ls IN Seattle today.
y J. waugh. travelling passenger
agent Of the Missouri Pacific ct
San Frsncisco. l. In Seattle.
A large number ~ houleseekers
left the East yesterday over the
Northern Pacific and Great Northern
lines.
=. y. Ellis. general agent Of the
.. X. q n. Il Seattle, left for PORT
land this morning. While there A
l.. Craig. formerly assistant general
passenger agent % the Northern Pa.
cine. viii be INSTALLED IN the Office 81
general passenger agent II the q. x
a N. 10 succeed W. II. Huributt. who
has resigned.
The convention 81 the grand lodge
% the Ancient Order Of unitei
Wofkmen will be held in gpukan.
April 70. n and ~. For two days
prior TO this. a rate Of I Ia Of the
regular fare will be charged for the
round trip 90 Spokane from all points
In Washington over the Northern
Pacific and Great Northern lines
The Northern Pacific gross earn
fnEs show an Increase for the first
week IN February of SO .087. Since
July I. 1900 the gross increase has
been lilies sis. OF an average Increase
Of about ffi,a20 per week. should
these increases he continued at this
rate. II Il probable that gross earn
lnHs for the year viii show an In
increase Of at least 81 go 600. and u
Il possible that the s.. 90. 900 figure
may be exceeded.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-28
nEWSB0YS' BENEFIT.

Indications point 10 large receipts
frem the BENEFIT performance II
SAVED from the Sea. at the Thira
Avenue lnsater Saturday night. The
rreeesas ~ che performance have
fs~n oMered tire ~twsDoys union %
Ala x-Presiiert Frsd C'uiifofd. II
~ union. who has been laid up fer
4 number 81 weeks with 4 broken
Nc. The committee appointed -
take chArge * the sale ~ sfckrss. an
reancs great success. and feel that
their stricken member win have
mnrh fer which - b thankful
nckets are on sale BY the news
boys Oh the streets
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-28
VIII Be Restaurants.

Tbs side doors Of all saloons are
Closed today and several Of the pro-
krietoTs are overhasfiinE their places.
he Oak Leaf. GIL Third avenue. is
pli,inK IN a restaurant, and several
etnef places viii DO likewise IA a
few days.
fne law cannot stop these res
A1rants from selling short drinks
un1ef restaurant license. then In
~ likelihood most of the places
Hnich have been forced 70 dispense
~ith Their boxes BY the paasnge ~
M recent ordinance win also arr
1snfs their quarters TO serve meals
--and drink
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-28
THE CLOWNS!

VIENNA. Feb. es---Another vio-
lent scene occurred IN the rcichsrath
today during the secret sitting, An
Interpolation regarding the anti
Rome agitation started a row be-
tween the Uitramontanes and Prot
eHtant Germans The latter called
their opponents tPapaI lackiss" aud
Priest. Ridden fsinlmtorw The TT
tramontanez replied with such sx-
presNinna ~ Heather" ecauuihals
and 'rerverfs.' Herr Moir and the
clerical deputy sustrcsics. INDUCED
In wrestling match on the floor.
and bad % Be parted by friends. The
sitting was one continuous tumult.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-28
MARKETS.

There was practically no change
IN quotations this morning and busi-
meas Was not rushing
Alaska trade. however. IN very
good and many are the neat con-
signmentH sent north on every boat
Comparing February with the cor
responding month last year the Job
beers are almost una nim0us in say
ing that trade has been much better
this than last year. The market
has been held firm and no siashing
has been noticeable. Every COM
mission man on the street " encuur-
aged with the outlook generally.
California shippers have done and
are doing well BY seattle Fruit
and produce sent here rank with the
best sold in San Francisco.
often n home market gets the
best end OF u. saId a commission
man this morning. but lately large
consiRnmenta Of California produce
are being received here. that for ex-
ceilence could not be erceiied on
Washington or Clay street. San
Francisco"
Corrected Daily The following
prices are being offered 90 the pro-
Queer I'm round lots on the dock or In
the car at Seattle;
Grnin--Oats. f25.s0f7s %. barley.
tsraIn-Oata. 1e.00u210O: barley.
So. 90. wheat chicken feed, giT50.
corn, 1870 per 100 lbs.
Hay-Puget sonnu. per ton. $3.50.
Eastern Washington timothy. sfs.25
aiss0. alfalfa. sie.75Qif.oo.
Butter - Fresh ranch. i5aisc: ma
tive creamery. 2anf4e.
cheese-Natlvs Washington, 1i4
lac.
Eggs Strictly fresh ranch, ibmisc
per dozen.
Pouitry--Chickens live, i0nflc.
ducks. tic;' turkeys. i2h013c.
Dressed poultry--Turkeys. 13mibhc
chickens. i2H1z4c: ducks. i90i2ho;
geese. iiikc.
Lave stock-cown. s5zci steers. 80
&C; calves. bh07iac. sheep. shorn.
&C.; lambs. &c. hogs. hdbhc.
Dressed stoek--Hoga. Sc: lambs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-28
LAST EDITION.
PRESIDENT
FOR PEACE
Instructions Given to Com
missioner Rockwell.

WASHINGTON, d. C.. Feb. ~
"a river ard hafeof alll passed the
ssnate At 4 50 r. a..
me president hopes that the perl
u og hloodshed IN China u - an
sn5 Is the KEY sentence Ia his In
.1sactions sent t. special Commits
s5oner Rockhill fpf his Guidance in
Nsrtheraag the Chinese neEotsa tions.
4 dispatch from beflin. evidently
e.saired. SAYS that Germany indora-
= the position assured By Great
rr,tSin. America and other powers.
4, = ioasked upon here as a ruse 10
seeare the ehopplng ou % more
heads
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-28
LAKE FRONT
IMPROVEMENT
County Commissioners and Car
Company Will Act.

The county commissioner came to
an agreement with the Seattle Eiec-
tFtc Co. this Afternoon, whereby the
former viii lease certain portion 81
the lake front near East Madison
street 70 the ear company for inl-
prnNcment.
The company viii make fine lake
terminus t. Its Madison street line.
and the county viii build ferry slip
80 much needed on this side ~ the
lake
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JoHBING QUOTATIONS.
araen Fruit


Lemons. s2.00a2.25 a box; lines.
$3.50 per case. cooking apples. 75c1
poe. eating apples, 81 o0n 25. fancy
eating apples, ti.2bn2.00: navel or
anRea, si.bgd2.50: seedlings. 1900
f.75. bananas. si.7bG2.50. oranber-
ries. sl3.00 per bbl; olives. 60075c
per gallon.
Provisions.
Fresh neat-cow beef. sMdfhc ID :.
steer beef. &c per 10; mutton weth-
er. &c. ewes, SIC. pork. 7g7hc per
10. veal. large. sd9c: small. i00i0hc.
Provisions--Hams, large, iiWi2c;
hams, small, i2Qt2itc breakfast
bacon, 3 20 10 lbs, isAe; dry, salt
ed clear backs, ahc bellies. Zoe,
yegetsbIos
Potatoes. Slg.00Mls.00 ton. beets,
81 .00df25 per sack. carrots. per
sack, Gsm75ci yellow Dgnver onions.
fs.00mag0; lettuce, ii.50m1 so n case.
turnips, 65aS5c. Hubbard squash
~ a3e per 10. garlic. siAMi0e. cab
bage, 1900; red, t2.25 100 lbs. red
peppers. 1oNt5c ID; husks, loo. green
onions, l2zq15c per doz; eauli-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-28

The contract for the plank boule-
ward along Lake Union from Aimy
street 10 the Denny Thurman add
VIII soon be let BY the board of pub
&c works There " now In prucesn
OF completion plank boulevard
along thatlaks avenue. The cost Of
the entire roadway around Lake
Union will be about itGpe. When
finished. II viii be one 81 the best
driFuwayr la Seattle. The residents
on the east eide - Lake Union have
long needed this Improvement.
II IL expected that the Arab VIII
be- sent to the Philippines With an.
other cargo 81 mules.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-28

The body % =. A. Cox. secretary %
the North American Commercial Co.
of san Francisco and Alaska. died
yesterday al Providence hospital
from brisht's disease. ~lIl be ship
ped from E3anney d stewards tonight
% San Francisco for interment. The
deceased Was 81 years of aEe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-28
INJURED IN
MID-0cEAN

NEW YORK. Feb. ss.-Upon arrsv-
Al today the lined Teutou.c re-
ported having been struck BY . tiial
nave IN uid-acean on SUNDAY Morn
inx II wns fcund that the ironwork
IN the forward part af the ship was
kenf and smashed. Passengers be-
e4nne panicky. bat none were intur-
Cd n i believed TIE wave was
saussA b. a volcanic eruption or the
ossfterning q an tcekserx 10 the
ncFfhwnr1 VI this vessel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-28
the KAISER.

BERLIN, Feb. 2s.-As the Kaiser
was being driven this afternoon
along untsrden Linden. his vehicle
was struck by tramcar. The
Kaiser was moi injured, but had n
very marrow escape. A serious ac-
eident would have occurred had not
the coaehman turned the carriage
aside Just Ia time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-28
Chicago Visitors.

The chamber Of commerce has
been notlfed Of the coming 90 Sc
attic % about - members % the
Chicago Commercial club. They VIII
start from Chirago on March and
will arrive In Seattle aeaut che 10Th
The Seattle chamber ~ commerce u
preparing 10 entertain the visitors
during their brief stay In the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-28
NOT TO RESIGN

WARRINGTON. ID. G., Feb. zs.--
u r stated authorltativeiy at the
var apartment that Secretary Hay
vi not resign March 4 An inter-
ylsN Vas given ~ a high 0fficiai Of
ire department. Tor the purpose Of
utEying the story Of the seeretary's
impending resignation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-28

me funeral services over the re-
ma.ns o. ArchAe Wilson and g. W.
stalfx were heId at Butter
wwths chapel ri o'clock this at
feFneon under the auspices - the
G. A. r.
AEbert Nicholson. axed 40. died last
night at Providence hospital. The
bcty IL AZ Honney a Stewards.
Maggie Sawteil. aged Is died last
rlxhs Al her residence. 1fl3 First av-
sHns. The body Is at bonney q
stewArtx.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-28
Manuiaeturers' Meetinn.

The Manufacturers association Of
Seattle will meet I'm the chamber "
commerce tonight. A number os
committees will report. The prin-
elpal one VIII be that on legislative
ruaffara
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-28
REPORTERS NOTES.


r. G, Rein, an ex-eonvict. we'll
known TO the police, was late yes
terday afternoon hound over 60 the
superior court hN Police Judge
George on a charge ~ obtaining a
mandolin under false preteuses.
Keln WAS arrested by Scrgt. Of rolice
Ward.
Tho Ladies' Aid society 81 the
Third Cumberland Presbyterian
church were entertained yesterday
by Mrs. Ajax. az 10 Twenty second
avenue. She served lunch. assisted
by Mrs. Jones'. over 10 ladies were
present
George II nartcli. dsuguist. who
has AZ lace 0f business at s9tt jack
son street. was arrested last night
upon complaint of John Elma. a "a
laonkecpcT. Eims says that he pur-
chased glass Of liquor from nar-
tell The complaint charges the de-
PENDENT with interfering with the re-
tail trade Of the saloon keepers.
J. J. kcogh in being tried In Judge
Emory's court today on n charge 81
reheing Richard 4. sullivan ON Jan.
Sth.
Today Wendler rhster was COM
mitted 20 the insane asylum.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-28
Daily Meetings.

Evnngeilstte meetings are being
held every noon aud evening this
week az thv hall II the Volunteers
Of America un South second street
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-28
BIG BUSINESS
FOR FEBRUARY
Building Permits for the Month
Nearly s350,000.

The building boom In Seattle f.
shawn by the permits Issued from
the city engineers office. The total
valuation of the permits Tor Feb
ruafy Is over $4,000, aa compared
with Sgoa 00e last February, The rec
port Tor February. not Including to
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-28
Burkman Is OCT.

& A. Gardner. who operates a de-
t>esive agency IN the Pioneer block.
desires ~ state through the columns
n ne star that Richard nurkman
: No lenxer IN bis employ.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-28
LATE NEWS.


WARRINGTON. d. e. FEB. 2s.-
s-n. Daniel T.. sickles. who is TO
marshal of the fourth division 81
Inaugural parade. consisting
=. A. X. and other veter-
-, mas declared that ne has no
.'.nuiand. The O. a. v. has re-
. .d 70 phrade because they were
- ASSIGNED 70 the nrst position IN
~ They insisted on escortlng the
ts-slaent, but that honorable posi-
s 80 has been given 10 the army and
hasy cadets.
has been rumsred that Presi-
.t mckinley wished to be escort
~ veterans and Issued orders to
-. - efeene 70 this effect This re-
~ = denied BY 0seu. Greene.
.,t1nA9UAH, Feb. 2s.--G. X. Weth
80, editor ~ the Independent, waa
ss1en TO steiiae00m today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-28

MANSLAUGhTER.

Late this afternoon Justice Cam
kei6 Arthur FuFd. rhartQtte Morgan
ara PER- Charrnan. charged with
n4nslanwhtsr. under sea eaeh. They
vii b gwen 4 hearing March :.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-28
PERSONAL mEmTion.

M. Talbot, commercial agent Of the
Paci6c Coast Steamship Co, hBa re-
turned from a business trip 10 What
COfu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-28

A Jury IN Judge Emory'n court in
trying William Long. charged with
burglary. Long II accused ~ enter
ing the premises Of Takiehl fukui on
January goth tnnt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-28

Terrence Martin today flied potis
ton IN bankruptcy In the Federal
court lie owes ts5,aia aud has no
assets.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-28
DUE TONIGHT.

steamship State Of California II
due 10 arrive from San Francisco 20
nlzht. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-28
Veil Of Mystery Drawn
Aside

Secrets Of marvellous science full
~ demonstrated bY tie greatest live
ing exponent. Gertrude MYFfh. tn
rpirntiauat trance eiHirxoy ant now
ii Hotel Leila nd. ia Second avenue.
Through Psychic vibration she COM
municatsa with distant ana depart
81 friends. restores lost affection.
warns you Of losses. danger. sick
ness. etc. Fureteiin aucceeH or fall
ufe Ia business. mining speculation
and changes. Diagnoses and cures
diseases. can and he convinced or
Ray nothing. Hours ? a. m. TO >
.. IA.
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Total s+st sstts4 ssstst.ts.s.ae 1901 .aa8
Todny'n frame and brick buildings
ised before noon. bringing the fetal
over t8a1000.