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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-08

Mr.. r. a. Dunlop. secretary Of the
Chamber OF Commerce, is confined to his
room by sickness.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-08

Train No 80 leaves RIchnond 9:3U q. m.
daily, for Petersburg, Norlina. y. c., and
all intermediate points. Connection at
Norlina with train arriving Henderson
2:40 p. m. and Raleigh 4:22 p. m. daily.
and Durham 4:3O p. n. daily except
Sunday.
Trains leave Richmond for Washington,
New York and the East daily No. II at
J:l0 a. N. and No. 81: 200 p. M
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-08

TO CURE A COLD ON, DAY.
take Laxative Bronlo-Quinine Tablets. Al
druggists refund the money if it fails tc
cure E. w. Groves signature is on each
box. sc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-08
Allied Trades Meet.

The meeting of the Allied Building
Trades was held at Smiths Hall last
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-08
S S . q. 1 . z
Capital CITY LINE.

CAPITAL CITY LINE
Short Line to Principal Cities of the
South and Southwest, Florida, Cuba,
Texas, California and Mexico, reaching
the Capitals OF six States.
Schedule in Effect February u, 1901
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-18

DID you ever read worse rot than
We ase daily Published similar 20 the
nboveg IL a q wonder that ARuin-
aldo has not sent over a Epecial mes
HcnFer and that Wpylcr. the Cuban
butte her, does not attend the sale TO
buy a nappie Gray IN elegant tri-
culorrd mahogany.
Now. about six months ago, We
were undar the necessity u making
some ALTERATIONS 60 Increase
our space. which we ala. IL was
slightly lnConveuienf, but We could
have stored our pianos at 81 per
month ~ We wished. or We could
have sacrificed the profits for a
month. amounting 20 quite sum-
az the profits must stand the on-
panHe account
But 10 sell goods at cost and 10 get
our money Invested IN iustallmnn
paper. which would take years 20
get back again, ana IN addition pay
heavy advertising bills TO let the dear
public know that we were doing
business for fun. what would you
think OF such methods. anyhow
To US Il would show a Niger IN
the wood pile somewhere n VIZ had
made such claims.
We hope we have made the reader
see the nhHufdiiN OF sue claim and
incidentally want To sHy we knew a
man who claimed 10 sell at cost who
was making good money. only his
conscience was elastic.
BY the way. we have often thought
OF the fact that our firm Is an all
around Seattle house, aud our head
quarters are not IN Tacoma. IL II
not worth while to trade with an
ali Seattle house II you think any
thing OF the city, and II such a house
H. selling for less than other houses.
but docs not resort 10 schemes 20 get
trader
a certain piano, which was not a
Wheeler and Wilson. but had n fine
name, was sold on time for Sie5, ana
at time when there was no sale on
Then during the sale price was iarr-
or by many dollars. Funny, wasn' [
~
Good common sense and honesty
must prevail Allow va 10 show otir
line 81 pianos and we VIII snve You
money, but Il will be on the old fash.
toned plan Of doing business al a
slight advance over COST THAT rs
COST.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-18

cd Tor himself aureeaHc from man
uni labor,
GuHtavua AdolphuH has "a family Of
seven his wife BY marriage a sister
in-faw. and his Ave children. The
newest OF these infants has attained
the mature age OF six, and the cid
cHt thereof ~ Ia his fourteenth year,
A family census was taken and eight
seats IN the front row of the bai-
cony were chartered for tho lyon
Honaon" season OF seven nights and
a matinee at the Third Avenue tho
ator
Every night thus FAR those seats
have been fillod with this solid
eight" ana tho Jokes OF lauky lyon"
strike the risibiea with the same
newncaa aH when first heard.
Warm meals have been practically
abandoned IN SIR Christian OlHon'H
home. Tor how can the votafica Of
Theapihn art dehaae themselves by
serving Eplcurius7 The family sub
rlst upon ham sandwiches, huttored
with the memory OF Won Yonaon'a'
merry Quipa. and seasoned with the
expectancy 81 their repetition. A
swell dinner. however, H. announced
for Saturday night. when Il IL all
over.
This r. the most aggravated case of
"Yonaonltia that has been reported.
hut the overlooking condition ~ the
Third Avenue theater throughout the
week n prima facie evidence that
the disease 10 violent contagion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-18
THE BIGGEST MONFY-SAY
ING PROPOSITION
IN SEATTLE
Contemplating Piano and Organ
Purchasers Thoroughly Aroused
Over D. 5. JOhuSton Company's
Big Alteration Sale.
ELEVEN MORE SOLD YESTERDAY.
INQUIRIES COMING FROM EVERY
DIRECTION IN PRISON AND BY
MAIL.

Some are amazed. others are skep-
teal, while many who are posted on
values lose little time In discussing
matters, but proceed Mt once % make
their selection and profit greatly by
their wisdom. Store open evening"
TN $50 during this sale. New pianos
sl5i, SIS, 1900 ana upward. New or
sans, small, from gaz np, fully war
ranted.
II you viii need a piano or an or
gan within the next two years. you
sih regret u II you let the great
money saving possibilities Of this
special opportunity pass ~ without
avaiiing yourself Of ita adNanta gca.
one can say the moon IL made %
gold. bu; that does not make Il so.
Not % IN this case. however, az we
are stating facts that can be sub
atantiated, and are especially dasir-
otm % have any and every one who
may FEST AZ all inclined 10 doubt our
assertions call snd investigate for
themselves.
We are equipped 10 supply your
wants for anything from a small
travelling organ 20 the finest full
sized concert grand piano ever made.
and our fun line of "ChlckerfnF. %
kimhali, Weber. Penae. -. 3. John
sinn Co, Whitney, Hinze, Singer and
many other makes are included In
this sale. all going for from one
third 10 onr-haif their actual value.
Just think 81 a. Thoroughly re
liable and we'll made uprights tn va
rious fancy natural woods that sell
regularly for from $500 10 f1s0. now
sig7. siss. tzos to AGA. according 20
style
Regular $40 pianos now s2Es. also
couple % the finest sample pianos
sou ever saw. ranging from SECS 10
$3.50. that we want % get out % the
way and will sell now al prices that
we would not care 70 mention here.
as they must be Ercn to be appre
ciafed
organs for a mere song. Small
new organs for from 81 %; such AZ
neli regularly for $50 20 gizs, now stT.
SIS. fes and up. according 10 etyie.
Secondhand organs Of standard
makes. s2T, $50. 81, $40. etc. lnclud
Ing Mason and Hamlin. Western Cot
taRe. psioubei, Palace and Hurdett
y down and 81 per month. We are
crowded for room and want TO get
them out ~ the way as quickly as
possible. One price alike 10 every
body. Store open evenings TIN ESQ.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-18

dergolng repairs preparatory to their
going on their winter runs.
At the Galbraith. Columbia. Col
man and Lilly Bogardus piers in
addition 20 the regular business Of
the mosquito feet host OF tramp
steamers were unloading grain from
the LaConner fats and salmon from
Fairhaven.
In Yesler dock the Nome steamer
81. Paul and the skagway freighter
Dirigo were discharging their cargo
The latter had 1900 cases OF salmon
Moored 10 the Pacific Coast pier
were the Frisco steamers city OF
Puebla. South Portland and the Cot.
tage city. all here dischnrgiuw car
goes ranging from 500 10 1000 tons.
At tbs hsnhors
coallng at the bunkers were the
steamers Newsboy. Pieiades ana
Santa Barbara. The first two left
today for San Francisco, the latter
leaves tonight for Falrhaven.
The steamers Tampico. Eureka and
kaga Aaru were undergoing repairs
al Norans Loading at West Seat
tie we're the British steamer Lin
colnshire and the steamer Cone
naugh. The Fahrwohl is ia the
stream undergoing repairs.
The aggregate tonnage of this
heet In the harbor yesterday would
amount 10 $500 tons. This showing
In itseif 70 evidence Of the great PROS
perity Of seattle's shipping interests.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-18
A SHELTER
FOR SEATTLE
A Big Proposition Win Go Before
Chamber Of Commerce

A project IL on foot and will short.
~ be- submitted 20 the chamber of
commerce for the construction and
en,a hushmsnt % large sm.itcr IN
the nelRhborhood of this city. This
promoters Of the scheme are East
ern people and their representa- tive
In Seattle. l.. G, Dillman. well
known mining man. has been looking
into the mineral resources and trans
portation facilities Of the state for
tlrno. Seattle has becn chosen a.
the most advantageous location on
account % itn admirable iransporta
ton facilities both by rail and wa
ter. The railways running into the
city are easily reached from the
great quarts bodies OF the state. The
location % the smeiter ia stili in
doubt Two sites arr under conaid-
GRAFTON. one nj West Seattle and the
other az some point close 70 the
course OF the Lake Washington can.
al ON either 81 these sites q, Ia
claimed ore could bS easily and ex-
peditiously delivered.
one 81 the questions which nAtur-
ally arises In connection with a smell
ter 10 the disposition OF the gases
which at times prove dangerous "a
the health Of those living In the To-
caiity ~ the plant. The promoters
OF the naw concern claim 20 be able
20 consume the poisonous gases By
a new process ln treating ures, The
capacity OF the plant Will ss IN the
nslghborhood % 800 tons psr day. ana
everything connected with u viii be
completely modern and up-to-dats.
The promoters also claim 20 DO able
to treat low grade ores at profit
10 the miners. Work on the con
Htrucsion will begin about the nrst
OF next year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-18
BUSIEST DAY IN MONTHS

yesterday the local waterfront
showed the busiest aspect that II
mas ior months. From Smith Cove
. West Seattle every dock was
crowded TO It's fullest capacity. Al
,he former place were the biz Ger.
man steamer Elba and ,hs chr.
MUTUAL liner Moyune. Tbs ,oxra ,''', 4,
taxing zSoo tons Of grain a. r,,.a
psan ports. The Moyuua y,,u 80.
wv tons Of grain and rensrsI -.
enandise for Great Br,,at. n'sf-
AZ schwabacher's VIA, a.,
aner Dolphin was loading IN ~. WY
~ cargo for skagway. IT, -
courtney Ford and the Bango, 49,, ~s
slso busy az this wharf. the 49,, 49,
unloading and the latter load,ny
~ tho srlingtea
~ me Arlington pier were tha -,
s transports Dix and Egbert ~
r nah francisco boats czsrina sne
s o'sft Dollar, and the Nome etc.,
- Nlanauense and Nome cltv ~
s.sInihent boats are taxing ,nr
49, 49, Ok forage. Between tbera
. ~ take 1900 tons from M 4,
-. The czarina was unload,n, ~ -,
s'ait She goes tonight II rs as
IN Tor lumber. The Ros.er, ~, ~ IA <
80 powder and asphalt fer ~ . .'I
,a ssn S . Francisco. she vii ~ -
ea,~o ipadins q genernl merehs ,s,..
NO. .ohlght' The Nome s,esn-
shse and Nome City 49, ain ~ ;
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-18
FOR DRIVING
LAME HORSES
The Owner OF the Animals Fined
$40 Tor 0fiense

=. w. walker. a livery man. was
fined SO and costs by Judge George
this morning for allowing a team Of
lame hornss 20 be driven. The ar.
rest was mada BY Humane onlesr
Ridgwuy. Detective Frank Kennedy
saw the horses on the street and was
called as a witness. ITS testimony
was strong against the defendant
who asked him a few questions in
eroas accumulation.
do you know the difference be.
tween a singie-footeF and a pacnrf
was asked.
n think do answered the de-
tective.
After e futile attempt 20 mix az
the witness walker asked.
wasn't one OF those horses a sin
gle f0oterfs'
Yes he was" answered Mr.. Ken.
nedy. that IL. he had only one foo,
that he could use. II that is what you
mean"
Air. Walker then sat down and
was fined $40 and costs BY Judge
George.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-18
Trousers Mt Fourteen

Lena Martin. according 20 her own
story. donned trousers az the age Of
~ for the reason that she could get
on better Ia the world" Che IL "a
years 81 aEe. and was born at Noda
way county. Mo, Her mother ahan.
doned her st an early age and with
her father. samuel Martin. she went
TO apfinKvlew. Neb. The country
was spsrseiy settled and tho people
were uneouth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-18
OH! WHAT
A RECORD
II All the Alleged Things Are
True, Archie Should
Win Out

Archibald l.. Mosher wante a a..
vore0 from Mary g. Mosher, alleging
that for several years his wife has
treated him IN a cruel and inhuman
manner. that she has tried to alien.
ate the affections Of their nine YEAR.
cid son from the plaintiff, that de
PENDANT has frequently told plaintiff
that when her Rert'-fn0antng some
man unknown 20 plaintiff came
back" that she was going 20 Calf
fornia with him.
Mr.. Mosher alleges that his wife
has been untrue 10 him. and names
one Hawthorne as correspondent. lf~
afglrsns that she frequently visits sa-
looms IN company with other men.
and gets drunk with them: also that
she once went into Lou Grnhame
resort. taking her child with her.
For these srifling reasons the huH-
hand has become Dissatisfied with
hts matrimonial contract and asks
60 be relieved OF H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-18

rick took him IN ami fed him. Gar
rickH room WAS at he Turner Han
lodging house. swanson stayed
few dnyF ana then left. q large eDm
era departing about the same time.
8arrick went to look for man and
camera, and Jaw both On an outRu.
ing Northern Pacific train. evident
~ travelling Ia company. swanson
shw OarrlCk ~ the same time, and
won't out ~ one end of the car nH
Garrick entered the other ~ wna
dark az the time. and SWANSON was
not seen aftrrWnrd. A. the train
WIS moving slowly. u b supposed
that he reboarded the train after
GHrrick got or.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-18
Sherman, Clay & Co.
STEINwAY DEALERS
Travellers Railway Guide.
Northern Pacific

North Coast Limited Lenre fer 81. PaHl : -
.. m. Arrive fror st. Paul p N.
Atlantic Exprcss-fsavc Tor 81 Paul ISIS
m Arrive from ST. Paul r m.
Huntington ovefland-Leare for st. Louis.
Kansas CITY. !s5 a. m. Arrive ,. m.
Three trains each way bytwcen seattle and
Pertland leavs a m. laal .. N. and s1e
q m.
Express OLYMPIA and Gray's Harbor-Leave ,
M Arrive slS .
Express south Beud-Leave tsxcept Sunday.
Is M. Arrive teKoept sunday, sas p, m.
Seven trains saeh way between Seattle ana
and ta8 o n. Arrive IS = m. so a. m,
iass p M. & Is ?. m. ESQ p. IT.. >, M. and
Three trains daily between Seattle and spo.
hane- Leave IS a. m. rs p. q. and 80 ?. m,
Arrive a N. 2 r, m. anu p. N.
Kxprcsa sumss and Vancouver d. C-LeaTs
plo a. m. Arrive 70 2. m.
Two trains Rnohomish. Sgtifo Woolley Leave
eio a, M 400 y m, Arrive II 90 a. m. $40
Express issaquah. snoqualmis Leave 100 p.
m Except sunday Arrive II 90 a. M. texce2l
sunday.
Great Northern
Overland Ftvcr-Lnavr for ST. Paul D. m.
Arrive from 81 Paul p m
Express spokane-LeaYe s@ a. m. Arrive
- a. m.
Fxpre,s Blaine New Northumberland -
a. M Arrive 8 70 p. m.
-Four trains each way between Seattle and
Tvrrett Leave IS q, m. 80 a. m. $40 u m
aud u M Arrive 80 a. NJ, II 10 a. m, $40
.. N. and p m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-18
FREDERICKS
AND GLEASON
The 20 Round Go" Next Thursday
Promises 10 Be a Good One

The s9-round glove contest 20 be
pulled Oft Oct "a at the Georgetown
Bicycle park. between KID" Fred
rioks nf Seattle and Larry Gleason
Of Chicago. bids fair 10 be one ~
the fistic events q the year Fred
ricks IN working hard with Dick
Case. who II also training Tor a
match. The iittlc fellow has hurkied
down 10 business and by next Thurs
day he promises 10 be- in the pink
Of condition.
Gleason IL training az Georgetown.
Ills past record shinea brightly and
he needs no introduction TO seattle
people That he viii handle him
aeif credltahlE ia this 60 II assured
~ HIS trainers.
A preliminary contest viii be pull
81 OF between Indian Joe" Gregg
and Chas. Hawiey. before the main
event.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-18
200 PIANOS
$4,000 Worth Of Pianos Sold at a
Club Rate Discount, on Easy Pay
ments, Without interest.

wants the best plano his money viii
buy.
Here ~ our llna-The 8chomacker
Piano. the acme n perfection IN
piuu0 construction.
The famous Crown piano, the plano
~ many tones.
The beautiful Lester Piano, with
out a peer as a work ~ art.
The HazeitoH. one n the few
among the strictly high grade pianos.
The old. reliable Halnea Bros.
The weil known Schiller. gchaeffeT,
Packard, Bush and Gcrts. and other
well known makes.
DO not overlook this rare oppor-
tunlty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-18
SHIPS AND
SHIPPING

The steamship city Of Puehia iaf,
on her regular Sound trip last night.
She VIII leave this pert Tor San
Francisco Monday. Oct. 81.
Tho steamer Robert Dollar unload
ed 40 tons Of explosives on the Pa.
eiic Coast dock this morning The
powder win be taken 10 skagway by
the steamer Ai-KL
This collier Pleisdes. Capt. Smith
left this morning for San Francisco
with all the cargo she could carry
IL amounted to- azso tons Of coal and
merchandise. on account of carry &.
ing bonded freight. IN. big steamer
leaves for the FIRST time with the Pa
ciic Coast signature on her bow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-18
Youth Seemed FraIl

The prison physician recommended
"seeond-class' labor because the
youth seemed 81 fraii constitution.
Accordingly Burt was assigned to
light work Va the broom factory.
A few days ago rumors reached tho
warden and he ordered an lnvcHtiga-
tlun. The prisoner smillnRiy ac-
knowledged the truth ana laughed
heartily at the chaRfin Of the prison
officials. The steward fastened 20
the city, purchased a oomplste out
M OF female clothing and Lena Mar
tin wan assigned 90 a cell In tho de-
partmcnt allotted TO women.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-18
PENlTENTlARY OFFICIALS
DISCOVERED THAT BURT"
WAS A GIRL In TROUSERS

LINCOLN. Nob.. DOT. is--Aftcr
keeping Burt Martin In confinement
for almost year. the authorities IN
the Nebraska peuitentiary were
chaErlncd TO discover that tha prls-
onrr was woman.
Lena Martin In the true name Of
tho woman. In October. 1900. she
was caught ''iiftlng' cattle ia Keya
Paha county. and sentenced TO two
years IN the penlientiary, The ac-
oused pleaded guilty and on the
morning OF the trial a woman with
a baby la her arms appeared az the
side OF the prisoner and the foiorn
spectacle induced Judge NJ. r. Har-
rinEton 90 impose a minimum sen
tencc for the offonHa,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-18
Taken and Sentenced

The sheriff 81 Keya paha county
read OF this incident. with a dsscrip-
ton Of the groom No sooner had
Lena uuietad the angry iiyerymRn
and escaped a prosecution on that
score than the offoer swooped down
on her. She was taken 20 Spring
view and sentenced. Judge Harring
ton believes that some woman or
changed clothing with the man he
ssnfsnced. He suggests that the
woman who appeared in court might.
perhaps be the present. Lena Mar
tin" She win be discharged from
the prison June Is. 1906
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-18

p Hanson Of this city returned a
- Gays ago from a trip through
.af9pf He was in Sweden when
- ssss OF the shooting ~ President
= Ainley arrived. A week later.
49, the news OF the presidents
w&th was announced. he was in Rer-
- ne says that In both countries.
~ ~ was regretted by the people
= ssaeral. They could not see how
80 Thing could happen IN a free
.ss.op,lc Ike the United States. He
-, r~ss ma the authorities took prompt
r. 1910 ssl % stop any demonstrations
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-18

Never before On the Pacific Coast
I'aa more been such uu opportunity
70 make homes happy. win this
lhrEe number ri pianos ~ the big
CLUB rate discount. makes ID poa-
slbie Tor even the most modest home
10 secure piano with a ras.onsl,fa
CASH PAYMENT down. tbo bal-
nuce on enFy payments. WITHOUT
fNTEHEST.
we guarantee every Piano ana
organ 20 be an represented. IN yotir
money refunded. We feIl uo e6ss.
stencil ceiluloid keyed pianos. ~
cry one buying piano wants GOOD
one. The cautious buyer niwave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-18
COURT HOUSE NOTES

Matt Erickson was tried and found
guilty Of obtaining money under
false pretenEea In Judge GFiffin's
court today. Erickson Is the man
who induced an sliterate acqunin-
lance 10 cash an old check for him
The check was drawn and paid In
1904. How he got hold ~ g. nobody
knows. He claims to be illlserAts
himself. and that he eaahed the
check for a friend who has gone 70
Mexico. The jury recommended him
20 the mercy Of the court. though IL
apparently did not believe his story
J. r. Benz is on trial before Judge
Griffin upon the charge of grand
larceny. The specific accusation ls
that he obtained go from Julius
sanscomb by means Of the venerable
freight bin racket.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-18
BUILDING PERMITS

The following building permits
have been issued IN the once Of ths
city engineer. To Theresia Deutsch
iais Yesler way. 2-story frame. $500.
j. >. Huls nth avenue. s-story
frame. 1890. c. =, Dose. 6os-iO Yes.
Ter way. 2-story, $500. Fehren- Mar.
Win Co. aoi saud avenue. i-story
frame, $500. Fehcn- Marvin Co. 6oS
Gard avenue. i-story. $500. Ivan W
Warren, IA Sand avenue. i-Htnry
frame, stso: George Barr. 1918 10 1915
sth avenue. two s-utory frames. 81.
600, L. w. Moflvaln. 2.2a LIST avenue,
s-story frame, 1850.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-18
HIGHWAYMEN
ARE CONVICTED
Kelley and Roberts Found Guilty OF
Robbing Christensen

After n trial lasting two DAYS. and
i2-hours' debate among themselves.
the jury found I'd Roberts and IA
Kelly guilty 81 robbery. Three men
favored acquitting Kelly and finally
gave In 20 the majority. The crime
was committed on the 2ist OF March
last Two masked mon entered tho
store Of J. Christensen. a grocer near
the Grant street bridge. robbed hie
TIL Of 800, and then beat him over
the head with revOlvers until ne was
Unconscious. Roberts and KesIey
were arrested and Christensen iaen-
tined Roberts positively. ana was
confident as To Kelley. Other aNl.
dence. mostly circumstantlaI vss
strong. The defendants atfemnted
to ufDwe nm atlbt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-18
SMALL POX--
SCARLATINA
More Cases Reported 10 Board
OF Health

Two mere cases of smallpox and
three more cases OF acaFletina were
reported Go the health department to-
day
Those afflicted with smallpox are
g j. Rcads, OF i6aa sixth avenue, and
y. r. Mckinley OF g0aa Twenty
fourth avenue south. 10th have been
sent to the pest house.
Tho scarlet fever eases AFRO AZ fol-
lows iAEzzio Gudron. aged Z. Of ans
Twenty fifth avenue south. bertha
Ellis, aged ~. nf sil0 jackson street
and James Morrison. aged "a Of IA
Twelfth avenue. A quarantine has
been placed at all OF the houses.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-18

20 work M a cowboy on a ranch.
about 20 miles from her home. She
became export with the iariat ana a
crack shot She also acquired in
temperate habits and awofe with
ease and versatility Ia her person
al appearance She ~ coarse and mas
culine. Her forehead ts low ana alop-
ing. Her ears are large there IL no
bust development. ana the hips have
Tho HnnInmr Of Tho rnuIn rlauaIrtln
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-18
Ne WON q BRIDE
NJ PISTOL POINT

CUMBERLAND. Md. Oct. is.-w.
Hamilton. n prominent farmer. was
brought here from ola Town and
Jailed. Deborah wigfleid. Is, alleges
that Hamilton forced her, M the
point OF pistol. to accompany him
to a minister, where they were mar
ried.
The unwilling bride In stlll Afraid
the groom viii kill her. She hos
wealthy uarenfa