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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-24

Agser four years 81 battling with
~ IN the Arctic ocean. tbs sohoon.
= George W Prescott has returned
Il mis- pcrt. tt h. an Interest.
a. tale 81 mingled hardship and for
s.ns that the captain. Angus Doug
The George W. Prescott T. a trim,
n,tie schooner of "a tens burden,
4 leef san Francisco May =. 1891.
heana Ter the Arctic whale fisheries.
M until to-day has lts captain and
srgw stepped upon American soil
ather than Alaska During the four
vears Ire hardy ship has been fight
~ With the fierce seas % the Are
n ocean. t'or weeks az a time Il
MID be locked IN the Ice. During
~ wanderingS II the schooner ii
sTulsed as far south as Japan,
IA as far north as Cape North.
Died at Sea
Ths eateh of the schooner would
- saksa te some siberian or Alaak
= ~ and sold. The boat would
- n for another cruise. one az
~ ~ men ia the crew died. ana
~ carried az SEA, with all the hoa-
- whleh the rough. sea -faring men
snaM give hlw. At enc time the
eFga nearly persisted from sfRrVa-
,sen. Fer eight weeks they we're
krksa ii the ice and unable 10 get
NV supplies Their provisions dwin-
sled until all were living on u bis
salg day ard the flesh from a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-24

purchase was made by Mr Smith at
Canton. o., and Judge bay drew the
papers. which were duly executed for
the transfer Of the entire eighteen
claims. a preliminary meeting Of
the new owners WAS held Friday at
the Nevada headquarters a. Buffalo.
and the necessary proceedings Tor
the Incorporation 81 the new COM
pany were carried out.
THE new organization win be
known aa the Mckinley Mining aud
smelling Co, and viii be capitalized
at 81 600 COO Efforts we're recently
made by Eastern capitalists to buy
the property with a view Of capitaii-
zinR the the same az $40 0g0, 049. but
pledges made 20 President Mckinley
last June 10 limit the capital 10 81. !
600 600 have been fulfilled. and had
no lived he would have been one Of
the company'N directors. Mrs Nc
kinney now bscomea one Of the hehv-
lest stockholders IN the company"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-24
A PIER FOR
POWDER ONLY
Shipping Men Desire One Place for
Handling Explosives

A movement Is on foot among ship
ping men 90 petition this city council
70 designate one pier where powder
can be loaded and unioaded This
movement grows out OF she recent re-
port Of che IRE marshal. TO the effect
that pFomsseuous shipping 0s pow der
Ia dangerous. In ths course 0f a
year approximately 1000 tons % ex-
plo@sves pass over local piers. This
10 not enough OF the product to make
the building Of special pier profit
able, Shipping men would be will
Ing. however. TO transfer the product
over one wharf II the city should 50
direct. Such a pier could be provid-
ed with especial nreproof safeguards
and many means for the prevention
Of accidents could be used which are
now impossible on every pier.
The petition VIII probably be pre-
sented 10 the city council at sts next
meeting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-24
NOT FAR AWAY

over 100 new volumes for the state
Law library have been ordered.
Second Lieut. o. p. NJ Hazard. u.
i. A. whose hons 10 In Vancouver.
wash, has been recommended for
appointment as reward for HIS npien-
did services IN this Philippines.
the State Sunday ehool Associa.
ton II holding It's autumn rally at
the baptist church in whateom.
Fred =. nriwss. who vas first ffsu-
tenant Of Company T., First Ssah-
tnston regiment In the Philippines.
has committed suicide in spangle.
Wash.
Francis Fountain. "A young logger
In the camp uf the Mason County
Logging Co. was killed BY a falling
tres yesterday.
A nsw lluiaasoas quarry II 10 be
opened near kolso.
Y. n. atahl has been elected city
treasurer of censraIia.
Mrss. Anna Heals. % Fremont.
Wash. wac severely burned ~ the
explosion 81 lamp yesterday az
Neah hay.
Frank Wilkes alias Fred Johnson.
IN fail in PORT Townsend on charge
OF smuggling Chinese and opium.
escaped yesterday.
The Republican cauruWaa for the
Everett municipal election with be
held Nov. ~, the pFiuearf~ Nov. "a.
and the convention Nov. &c Dates
have not yet been fixed for the Dem.
ocrmts.
Tha ship and drcdwo building
plant OF u. Jarvis and Son. now op-
Grating in stockton. Cal. In 20 be 10.
Gated IN Everett.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-24
MAKING ROOM
IN CITY JAIL
me Crowded Condition seoessi.
iates Another Cell

e. sallor John corbett * a.A..
isr II. behter work, constrHesgss some
iIssss etii ia the basement N 's a
WI, nsaaquarters buiiains 20. nc po-
~, sta,1 essd BY the TRUSTEES ana e ola
an loom loom are being congey. n ola
esssa p.Asgn room. This vas - 49, INTO
the Iail. M 'i'"eNa condition Of
ana /. 'ia Jsil II fast going "a ntsa..
tsf an . z very few yesrs all pieces
bniid annt Tor use. II n H. a.. 70 2.
H. 'a * new addition dlreefl,, ~, ,ss's e .
ar 1hs oia cells Among W. raag under
TtpaItfnent the seheme i ~. ~ the
1 tba passsoiinen have. long eher, b1en
ws ~lgaght that at sorne ,,, rs'is ..e
eeieae Aaye q large room w tney
1920 II has been suggaa. W mem
~ pssent structure. sacsn ~ top d
pa,, "H,eek. If this Il 49, ps'ially foi
coaia = me present aasa,n. ,lF reai
nas. l pc turned into 4 s. eay room
one s's,s which IL greatly ~ ns de.
dii,olpo llcsman said today needed
win ~ are made to the tau y ad-
III, y ~ right for q cos,, ~ nov Il
BE- neaa ssins'ifsly new prison ,e9 "a year
ana ssa Why not build Il y. soor
money in the long run y ~ me
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-24
NOBODY
PLEASED
Four Hundred Cinnamon Said
to Be Coming to Seattle

Four hundred Chinese employees Of
Puget Sound cnunertes. who have
hitherto wintercd Ia Portland. are
preparing to come 10 Seattle 20 make
II their future home.
The Wah Chung Tea Importing Co.
b the prime mover IN the new enter
prise. E.ighty-five Cinnamon came
from Port Townsend 10 this city
Tuesday. Instead Of kutug GA 10 Port.
And as has been their custom they
remained hare. Others are coming
az soon as their services IN down
Sound cannsrtes are no longer re-
quifed Practically all the Orientais
employed In Sound eanneyies will re-
side here In the winter. Tire reason
for their doing thls ~ that they can
i've as cheaply or cheaper In Seattle
than in Portland. The proximity az
this city 10 their fesd % Ia Dor makes
II eaxssr and cheaper fer them 10
move In the spring and fall.
Whsrs They viii Live
Four houses located on WashIag.
ton and Main street have been pur.
chased These win De transformed
into typical Chinese lodging houses.
Il Ia not probable that more thar toj
VII come here for the winter. bur II
tke cuStusn becomes established II IL
hkely that more wllt settle here next
wsnfsr Seattle will have q China
tHxn Of It's own. This has not been
D case since the big riots when Mil
ns Chinese were driven out az Ia
wna- A the Orf@ntais engage IN
part Of the salmon packing bust
s@ss where they DO not compete with
thise men Il " likely that they win
fgs be n0lested.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-24
Travellers Railway Guide.
hortnsrn psalfie

North co.s, Limited isss. iaf a. PAN -
N Arrive item g. Psal p m.
ssfins,ss ' 6 ,'.s q leave LsS b. ts,,
K s,..s c ~. y ~. 4 Arrive ,1. ~ m.
Poftiand-Leavs q m. i1ni 3. N and VI
. m. Arrive Ia a. m. sas ,. a. aaa al
rIpr.@ oiymri. and Gray. Hsrbor--Lsas. >
Erprsas ssnth Bend Leave tsrespt Hanaau.
"a m. Arrive lssespt sunday. t4s D N
Seven trains each var between ssattls and
rs s'p . M '' 80 . NJ Us m. ~ 2 ' n
sud 40 D ~ Arrive 70 = m, 30 r..
Ass N. as D a.. so .. m. D m sad
Tbies iraia. daily bss-.sn Seattle and Hpo-
tsne- Leave 7 IS a q. lbs D m. and 20 , "a.
AIriss "a o. p r. and ? ~
T~e trains snshSmIsh, asaro. woolisy Laars
80 q m. 400 p m Arrive u % a. m. 81
Farrsss fs.saaah. suaauairaIs Leave ga D
n feresps aandayi. Arrive u 90 a. IN. lsxcepi
suudayl
Greet Northern
Overland FlJsf-Lsare for b. Paul 9 0. m.
/ Arrive from ~ Paul D. m.
Erpfeas spohaae-Leats so g m. Arrive
Two trains whateom. Nj Vernon Leave -
a. N. $40 3 m. Arrive u 10 a M. $40 .. m.
Espfsa nisns. New Northumberland =
n, Arrive $40 .. m
Four trains zach way between Beattis ana
Y TFerstt-Lsavs - a. m, 10 a.. m. 10 D M
/ and p n. Arrive 20 q. m. II 10 a. m. bad
/ .. N. and o M
Columbia O Puget Sound
| Columbia Puget Sound Two trains, Bisel
/ Diamond snd Franklin Leave 10 a N. Ter
/ eept sunday and 70 D. ~. Arrive 10 ss q
m. and lls .. m. teHesrA Sunday.
| CanAdtan p.claa
Express Vancouver and oysrfaHd--Lsass so.
q m. Arrive 70 ..
| a O.
| 81 L.. - IL aa--..a- - q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-24
CRAZED MUTE

PORTSMOUTH. o. oct. ss.--Afier
ninr~week search. Sarah purtse, n
deaf ana dumb inmate % the county
iaflrHary. who escaped from that
Institution. was found yesterday. liv-
ing In cave three miles east % this
city.
She was In a pltlHhis condition. Her
clothing whs IN rags and over her
garments shs had placed two coffee
sacks to shield her body from the
cold. She had scarcely a trace az
shoes and her feet and inhH we're
torn and bleeding from contact with
the rocks end bushes Of the hills.
Shs had smissiHtad on roots and Der.
rieH during her stay IN the cave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-24
IN THE WAIRL

The engagement In announced OF
Miss Clara sheldon. q well known
young Seattle girl to MIR Will A
Carww, Of San Francisco. The wed
ding VIII take place March 8 The
couple win then travel through the
Hawaiian and Philippine islands. and
China and other places ~ interest IN
the Orient.
Can't. Halves entertained ns dinner
on the Egbert Sunday. Mlaa Perry
the well known acirsaa favored those
present with rTeitntlonn Miaa ~.
Wiley sang several songs. Miss sheI.
don favored with music and Atiaa
Doyle and Miss Wiley recitaa. Mr.
Haunifin showed his baritone voice
90 good advantage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-24
GIRL BRUTHLLy HAzEp

MoRGANTowN. WA. Oct. q.
II has leaked out that girl students
at the West Virginia university.
haxed a girl freshman "A few nights
ago. They compelled her TO sing I'M
I'll her voice failed. Then they made
her sit on a curhaione, remove her
shoes and stockings, and. with her
skirts elevated. wade bArefooted
through bed Of mortar several
times IL ia said that the lime in
the mortar caused the skin 70 peel
off her feet and legs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-24
ONLY WAY

BOSTON, Oct. "a Driver Tague OF
the Charleston fire department.
drove his team Of three horses
through the heavy plate glass win
d0@ ~ grocery store. TO save n
@oman'M life The woman stood IN
the street IN front ~ the approach
ing combination truck. seemingly
psralyEsd BY fright. and there was
no other way.
one ~ the horses had 70 be killed.
but nonr 81 the ak ilrsmvn on the
truck was hurt. Neither was tho
stNsFsAu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-24
is THERE OIL
AT SKACWAY?

Eastern capitalists are interested
In the possibility Of there being oil
near skagway. D. NJ. MeGFarry. u no
Il Ia the oil business near pitfaburs.
Pa. has sent Az expert 20 investi.
gate the conditions near the Lynn
canal town. ON account Of the early
freezing ap 0f The ground tbs invea.
legations viii be made AT once.
Traces af oil have been noted IN the
skagway valley for some time. OF
stones found near she river and oil
floating on ssaKnant pools has given
rise TO this belief.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-24
WoAt'a MInatraIs

Vests big minstrel jubilee will APP
pear Of the Grand Opera the 9th.
1sth and 18th Many new features in
lninstrelHy will be displayed. and the
pest OF the old are retained. Billy
Van ~ stun the chief funny man.
West could get along without him
self as easily az without Billy Van.
The burnt cork work IA now minor
feature aa In all first class minstrel
companies, the musical and other
specialtles being the main attraction.
Critics who have seen say that Billy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-24
COURT HOUSE NOTES

Marine Inspectors Bryant and
Cherry have returned from Quarter
master Harbor. whore they went
TO view the big collier Maokl-
nav. Tire latter 10 badly injured. bat
she will be allowed to proceed TO San
Francisco under temporary repairs
with 900 tons OF coal
jury in Judge Grifin'a depart
msnt returned a verdict In favor ~
the Columbia II Puget Sound Rail-
way company, emitting " to eject
Thomas George from certain lands
In South Seattle.
Matt Erickson. who was found
guilty Of caAhinR second hand
check, was sentenced by Judge Grif-
I'm 20 30 days In the county IAN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-24
FOUR YEARS IN THE
ICY SEAS OF ARCTIC

stray seal which they happened 20
XIII \ break In the lee enabled
them TO move their vessel. and a
lucky encounter with a government
cutter saved them from expected
death.
The Crew Deserted
A year ago tho schooner wIntered
at Teller city, The crew deserted
and fled Go the gold fields. With
the coming of spring an entirely
crew had TO be- procured.
The Prescott arrived IN the har-
Dor today "a very ieakY condition.
Since leaving icring sea the crew
has had 20 keep the pumps going
constantly She win have to 50 on
drydock In this place before going
south,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-24
GRAND MASTER
OF |. 0. 0. F.

Geo. Flsperman. grand master Of
the Jurisdiction 81 Washington. viii
visit Golden Link lodge No. $50. I q.
q. y. at their hall In the New York
block this evening. lie viii b..
accompanied by Grand seerr.
tary Hart. Several other prominent
odd Follows win be IN attendance.
and the occasion promises to be one
of great Interest to members Of the
artar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-24
L0ST--TRUNK

PROVIDENCE. II. l.. oct. ga
trunk containing $4,000 worth OF
jewolry. the property OF Martin Cope.
land ana Co, OF this city and New
York. has been lost between here and
Boston. The trunk was a sample
case belonging 20 y. w. Martin, who
is member Of tho firm, acting as
salesman. The trunk was shipped
by the Adams Express Co. to u. G.
Perc.val In Boston, Sept. ~, and new
CT reached Its destination. Detec-
tives have no clue,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-24
JUST A TRlFLE
UP AGAINST 1T

Jim Doyle and Tom Morris. alias
ORara, have been arrested by officer
INLAND early as Migrants. Both
men have records.
J, w. Binkley has been arrested by
Ofilcer Mayou on suspicion Of having
stolen clothing from q man in Ev-
eratt
Phil Welsh, fireman. has been mr.
rested as dlsorderly person.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-24

MFR. Robert Baifour. head OF the
great shipping firm Of Bnlfour. Gush.
RE 4 Co. was in this city today. His
visit was Of friendly nature with
his local agents. He left this after.
noon on his way TO San Francisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-24
AvAUNT PIGS

wILK EgBARRE. Pa. Oct. e. All
the pigs are 10 be hanIahed from I'D
wardHvllls. This ediet was issued by
the board OF health. There are sew
sral hundred pigs In the borough
and some 5000 residents. The health
beard believes that the pens are un-
healthy. The owners are given the
choice OF killing the pigs or being
fined
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-24
slousEs AND SKIRTS


= Fashion is setting her face 4
= stsrniy awainH, the wearing u A
= different calofae blouRna and 4
q skirts. unless the blouse be 4
= white nf the skirt black. which 4
Il e. SAP. that . blouse ~ any 4
color may accompany q black I
skirt. while . white blouse IL 4
ptwpwt wtth . skirt n any color. 4
4 Hut when . skirt 10 RuFn the 4
= coFsass must be white also. the 4
= anly exception being that % "a 4
4 thin white bodice worn over a 4
= eniored sslk uniefbofisH with 4
4 ribbons 90 match. 4
For the rest. with a dark blus 4
4 akirt@slik. wool or cotfon--tha I
4 blouse may be blue figured OF
= striped with any other color: Of 4
= white with hins, or. IN short. Of 4
4 any combination In which blue 4
4 predurninatrs. and the @a me APP 4
. piisn equally 20 any other hue. 4
4 ftut 20 wear n rod or pink blouse 4
4 with a blue skirt. or vice versa. 4
= would be a direct violation Of 4
= this mode. 4
:. - : =. - :. - = - =. =. =. =.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-24
A COLLISION

- steamer Sentinel and the tug
@'n eosliaed n dense fog Tues-
n. .aesnlug on Browns point.
~ rs mad the bark Qulekstsp in
Isssw me stem 0f the Boydeu was
b n N ssoye and twisted. Tho guard
yeys xss4itlHei was cut and other Sc
ssas Mages inflicted on her port
ceed sgEn vessels we're able to pro-
days aa can be repaired In a few
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-24
CHASTITY

CINCINNATI. O., oct 24.--Riehard
Summers. aged as, OF BOG Broadway
whose death occurred at the city
hospital last night knew that HIS
body would be dissected before n
class Of students at a medical coll
leRe This disposal Of his body was
agreed 60 by him about a year ago,
while he was in destitute clrcum-
stances. after having failed In a
lunchFnom venture.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-24

The Seattle tteattr win also have
"a big minstrel ahpw tho FIRST three
nights OF next week llRvoriyH- that
one word tells aH much as column
Of press notices, ilayerlys miuatrol
show always presents everything
that IL good and fresh ~ this class
OF theatrical entertainment The
scenic effects are new and gorgeous,
aud a carefully selected company
give an extraordinarily amusing per
Torrance. The famous vocal octctte
aud other musical talent. Including
Claude Munhce'a orchestra, have an
important share in the program
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-24
Road Supervisors

Notices of election has been issued
out Of the county auditors OF,
lice, 20 the road supervisors chosen
en- Get ~, There were ties Ia da-
tfiets ~ end 20, which viii be Het-
tied by the pnrtiea by any method
upon which they can agree.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-24

Tho concert recital at the Seattle
theater yesterday afternoon. for the
benefit ~ the Boys and Girls Aid
society. was pleasing entertain
ment Those taking part IN the pro-
gram We're Mrs Anna Helkirk Nor
ton Miss Grace Buck, Miss Mae r.
stephens Mrn, Burton Harrison. Mr.
selbrrt and Mr Arthur l. Alexander
90 Mr. Alexander.
Manager Howe retained only a tfif-
Hing sum FOR the uhe ~ the theater,
and the net sum realized for most
worthy object waH considerable.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-24
WORE GRAPE

HUNTINGTON. Ind, oct "a For
90 years Mr.. and Mrs. John shafeT
had lived together as husband and
wife and rrarud fauYfiy of seven
children. Aifs. Shafsr has Just been
granted a divorce and given alimuny
u sfQsD AhAfsf IL q rich farmer and
al accountable and after the d.
Vvrca was granted he appeared on
me street dressed In black and wear-
snF deep mourning. Hn had the
sleeve ~ his coat aud his hat decor
ated with Grape.
-
Coal. wood. phone Seattle Fuel Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-24
For Beating Landlord

Benjamin HIN has been bound over
10 the superior court by Justice Cam
for obtaining tlso from v. r..
Manca under false pressuses. Hiu -
alleged To have told afr. Manca that
he had various sums of money In
various banks In this city. Hill had
no securities whatever.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-24

NEW foHk. oct. 20 iiurRlarh
are making ilfe miserable Tor the
wealthy teaidentH OF Hiverdale-en
iudHan. Every week two or three
unWeicume nocturnal visits are re-
ported 90 the police. an sorts ~
burglar alarms have been reHortcd
20, and Wntehmeu and bulldog fore
90 have been largely increased
Gen. Alexander b. webb and
Clara Morris are recent victims uf
The thieves.
Mark Twain. who has recently
rented mansion Ia the district, says
he has not received call from the
burglars, and he Views with sorrow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-24
Nor1cE No coNrRAcroRs.

NOIING 4 - 1AfAN A ENAA 1OftS.
Notice is hereby given that sealed
bids viii be received by the Council
OF the Town of Columbia, County Of
King. State OF Washington, until two
o'clock p, m, November 4, A. ID. 1901.
for the grading OF Ferdinand street.
In snid town. between the west line
of Noble street, and the center line
Of Letitia street. as shown by the
profile on file with the clerk of said
town. Each bidder must name a
lump sum for work complete, and be
accompanied with a certified check
for three per cent. of the total
amount bid. to be forfeited to the
town of Columbia in case the sue.
cessful bidder fails to enter into said
contract within FIVE days after the
award of the contract to him.
The council reserves the right to re-
iect any and all bids.
Dated this 24th day of October, A.
d. 1901.
FRANK n. CONVICTION.
Clerk of the Town of Columbia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-24

Hunting for HAWKING viii finish
too brief an engagement next Aatur-
day night. The play viii be Femem-
bered for a long Time by tho utruna
OF the Third Avenue theatrr as one
~ the best among the many good
things seen al that popular house.
Next week commencing with a
matinee oct. 81. The King OF the
Ouium Ring" viii be presented II
win be one OF the higgcHl attractions
aA 81 sneu 40 the Third Avenue thea
ter A repetition 81 this wrtk u
crowded houses is promised.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-24
Her Owner pled

During the time that che schooner
has been tn the north. her owner,
John Smith. n resident Of whatcom,
died. Capt, Douglas was making In.
aulyies today 60 whom he should
surrender his command, He il tired
Of fishing for whales, and would like
to turn the schooner over to her
owners. These cannot be found,
however. Untl some enc turns up
who can legally claim the boat. Capt.
Douglas will have % remain with
her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-24
Selling Liquor to Boy

John Rauch, bartender In the
Queen city saloon, al First avenue
and Icnora street was fined $40 hy
Judge Cam for selling Intoxicating
liquor 60 nennie Grant. lf.year-old
boy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-24
IN THE FOG

SOUTH SHIELDS. Eng. Oct. 81
The torpedo boats Spitaful. Petrol
and Electric coiIlasa or here IN fsa
fog yesterday. All three were seri-
ousiy damaged.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-24
Body Of Brar Johnson

The body of Brar Johnson, who was
killed a. skvk9mlsh Monday night.
IL now at ButterwOrths Funeral
arrangements have not yet been
made
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-24
Sheriff OF Fond du Lac

Sheriff Bernard Sheridan of Fon
/ du Lac, Wis, visited Chief gulIiyan
today. Mr.. Sheridan is on this coast
on a pleasure trip.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-24

Vests show. this season. IL even
above itn former high standard.
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when automobiles frat came into
use Il waA argued that they would
never be generally used in this city
on account Of the steep grades. The
condition ~ the city streets wAH also
looked upon aA a serious barrier 20
the general use 10 the auto here.
However a practical demonstration
ot the possibilities of the auto has
shown that it can SO up almost any
hiii horse can.
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