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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-21

No one ~ cAllfornta was pcfhapa
better hncrn 10 the pitlneas OF the
state than was Sieve White. as n
waa fnmiliarY called hy his hest
u frtauda. no Vas born IN Haa
Ffancleeo q years aa1. and waa estu.
Gated In the public Schools ~ that
city ana later satrfed santa clara
college. where bis rars talents show
- themselves. In 1879 he father
ran for governor ~ California on the
Warkiuau1~n'H ticket during tins
kearusy excitement. but was dc.
fsated by ceo. G. Perkins
Stephen NJ. White. located IN Los
Angles nbout Is yssru ago. and
pFarticed iAw. building up ia a
short spare Of .rne the TARGET client
age in this part % the state lie
WAS tvlcs elected 10 the state lsRts.
tufs. and during HE Second term
served AZ speaker 81 the senate
fAsvsn years ago he was elected 10
the rnitsi states senate. aud In hla
fret speech won the respect and &c :
TEEN ~ his colleagues. irrespective
u party Last campaign ha sought
a retroerating offlce-fhe norninh=
ton for congress-Rur Was defeated,
- hlch defeat no doubt crushed him
Hts funeral wtli. no dpubt. ho ths
largest sver held IN los AnKeiea.
and as large a. any ever witnessed
ih the state
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-21
STORY
OF NEGLECT
-
Thirteen Year Old Fannie
Rogers Asks the Police
for Aid.

The police authorities have at last
been called upon to take charge OF
Fannie Rogers. tho i1yeaf.old
daughter Of tbs late Bolton Rogers.
formerly chief Of police Of this city.
FANNIE recently ran away from her
mother. who resides on First avenue
and ia living with frienda. She APP
pcRrcd If headquarters yesterday
aud told the officers that she left
home because her mother got drunk
and beat her. She exhibited several
deep cuts on her head. Mrs. Rogers
has retained Attorney Simon end he
has threatened 60 bring haheaa cor
pus proceedings against the police
TO show cause why the child should
not be delivered 10 her mother. The
police say Mrs. Rogers frequcnta
saloon boxes and upon several occa-
slons has been arrested IN m intox-
icnted condition.
Robert Rogers. the l7-year-old
son of Mrs Rogers. and Fannie'H
brother. vas arrested carly this
morning by pRtrolman Deigh for
carrying concealed wen pons. Some
time before Rogers died he secured
a divorce from his wife but she was
given the custody of the children.
He remarked.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-21
WIFE NO. 2
APPEARED
And Mrs' Campbell No. I
Takes Big Dose OF
Poison.

waen W. G. Campbell, the prize.
Fighter returned q hts apartments ~
the Hotel Barker. on First avenue.
nsar Asnesn street iris morning. he
vas startled g. End thar his wife
had swallowed poison and apparent.
~ was In the thruea ~ death. A
number 81 people rushed all over the
neighborhood for a physician. and
finally Or. y NJ. Davidson was found
at the Arlington hotel aud respond
cd. A stomach pump was used IL
advantaEe. apparently relieving the
wosuens agony.
From the proprietor o. the hotel The
following facts we're learned. w.
q. Campbell ard the woman " DO At.
tempted suicide this morning. regis.
tered At the hotel "a man and wife
two weeks ago. and were assigned
apartments. There was nothing
strange OF suspicious about them,
snd ~ course did not ask them any
questions. Campbell In about rs
years It axc. and ths woman Il per
hAps rye ysar his junior.
During the afternoon Of yeater-
day another woman arrived from the
East and caiied at the house. Hhs
claimed TO be 1ampbalfH legal wife.
and said that they we're married In
Chicago. Campbell saw her, but
the wife No. l upstairs ala not
Somehow or other she became APP
prised of the appearance Of the al
legged wife on the scene. and she took
the matter 20 heart.
Campbell fought with Kid, Fred
risks last night at ballard. and ala
not put In an appearance at the hotel
until this morning. and Mrs Camp
bell No. l became convinced that ne
had spent the night with her newly
arrived rival.
Il don't believe that she took pois-
on. but simply ran a blum on Camp
bell"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-21

work themselves About dark. Guy
Robertson discovered thar tbs atol-
On sweets were In Howard Cos
SHOWS trunk AZ the sigma Su fra
tornity house. While The occupants
were et dinner, Robertson, who q a
member u The fraternity. admitted
two other seniors. who carried on
the trunk. not knowing that besides
tho eatahles n contained Cosgrovc' :
clothes and about floo III cash.
The juniors soon found that they
were otltwittsd. They placed a guard
around the main tuiidinG at the uni-
vcrsity. 50 that the trunk euntd not
Dc taken In. Il VAS left under Huard
IN tbs trees nearby. Then the
juniors decided to make the senior :
meeting impossible.
AZ each senior appeared that night
he WIS set upon ~ a crowd ~ jun
Tors. ovefpoWered and bound Clar.
encc Mcdonald. Carl Reeves and
Rev. Mr. Vail werc overcome by
force though ths minister won the
hearty respect 90 hta foes ~ leaving
his marks on several % their faces
Guy Robertson fought like s tiacr
In the struggle he vas struck by
enc - the crowd. and he made q a
Personal matter With Paul Harper.
The two were separated and Robert
SON WAS thrown down. hts legs wese
tied ard his wrists fastened with
handouts. lie vas laid Ia the Kra@s
Cor safe-keeping. hut later mana xea
% SIT kia iegs free and run to n
nrighhor's house. where the hand
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-21
TRIAL OF
LANGDON

Late yesterday afternoon the jury
waH sworn 20 try VIM. II. LanRdon,
charged with murder In the first
degree, for killing Edward u. shank
Police Oflicer George A. Trlpp was
placed upon the stand. lie was the
fret to reach the scene OF the kill
Ing. He described the appearance Of
the room ut that time. The officer
was then asked what statement he
had ELECTED from the dying man.
Objection wnn made, and the argu-
ment on this point continued until
adjournment.
This morning proceedings moved
rapidly. Judge Grimm overruled the
obisc tion. and admitted as evidence
the statement OF the dying man.
Onicer Trip stated that he
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-21

But Carrie Still Stays in Jail, Refusing to Give
Peace Bond Ordered by District Court.

TOPEKA. KAN Feb. 2l.-Mfs
Nation was this morning acquitted
81 the charge ~ malicious dvstruc-
tion Of property IN the Senate sa.
loon raid
Judge Mccabe held that Mrs Nj
tion Was not guilty ~ malicious"
destruction of property, bat that IN
Destroying the Senate saloon. she did
II believing she WAS abaliug q conn
mon nuisance. hence there was no
malice ~ her work. On this ruling
Airs. Nation MAS released from eua.
tady 81 the city court. bat remains
IN tail because she hsa executed no
peace bond. a. ordered by the dias
tfiel court.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-21
TRAGEDY IN
DRUG STORE

sIaTEnvILLE. Va. Feb. 2f.-zA
FIRE was started IN a drug store Of
the town Of Strfngvilie near here.
and before the flames could be eNs
burned to death. AZ result two
men have been arrested for arson
and murder.
/. II saesns that there has been sort
Of Carrie Nation crusade being car
RED on against the dives in that
town. A warning was given TO the
proprietor Of the drug store that II
the selling Of liquor was not stopped
the piacs would either be burned or
blown up The two men are in1pli-
Gated In the crusade and are accused
Of the burning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-21
HORRIBLE!

CAFEfOWN. feh. ai..-pawef has
issued a proclamation on care rol-
pny. declaring that the nriliah have
ignored and disreeafded the rules ~
civilized warfare. lie accuses the
hugl u capturing doctors and
amhuiRnees, and departinK them 20
deprive wounded uorrs ~ aedlcui
assistance. also % arminE kauirs 70
employ tipm against the Horra
Charges are made rrEardiua bad
treatment ~ HOsf women and chill
dren ny the British ola mothers
and women. he declares, have been
ravished. and even the wives and
children. and property ~ prisoners
81 war and dead hafEhers, have not
been respected. In many instances.
he says. mothers and fathers have
been taken from houses hioA Nwfe
left unprotected. aud. children left
an easy prey Zoe AaXages.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-21
CUBA

HAvANA. Feb. 2is-1'be text 81
the resolutions selglnr forth tlls
agreement 81 the convention 81 dele
gates 20 the conditions 81 indspcnd-
ence imposed by the United States
"a which the delegates have suhscfib-
81. Il being discussed In the oon-
veniian today. and VIII he adopted
AZ soon a. practicable. Debate has
arisen over the adyisability for word
ing the constitutions first. aud follow
ing With articles concerning ths re-
IAtinns Of the United States with
cuba.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-21
ROBBED A
STORE WINDOW
Broke Plate Glass With a Brick =
Silver Locked in.

At 10 o'clock last night, just M
Harry Silver, proprietor OF the Chi
caao loan Office. III Yesier way, was
getting ready 20 leave the establish
men. he heard "A loud crash, and
upon looking around saw the plate
glass window had been broken, and
also witnessed a man In the act Of
taking several diamond rings from
thu widow. Ifo rushed TO tho front
door, but found that the thief had
bolted the door from the outside.
According to silver, the thief eecur.
ed about 1900 in valuablea. The rob
Der threw n brick wrapped IN cloth
through the window. Detectives are
the robbery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-21
PLAYED the
BOLD BANDIT

RANToufs. III. Feb. si.-At 10 p.
m. yesterday. A. Hyser. = farmer
hoy ~ "a. entered the hank II y. G..
Minimum, at Fisher. and demanded
money AZ The point u the pistol. Re-
eeislng sisza he backed out and.
boarding q freight train. took charge
Of the engine. An alarm was given
and several men caught the cahooss
Of the now flying train. Several In
effactuAi shots were exchanged and
the train was stopped after u had
gone about q mite The money was
recovered AID the woutd-be bandit
turned over 90 the authorities.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-21
BALLARD FIGHT.

4 IS round glove contest viii
be pulled off between Emil
Shock and Ben Tremble al the Bal
lard Athletic club hall Mt Ballard to-
night. Both men are In good condi-
ton and good sport In promised. A
large number Of people from Taco.
ma Will be at the rfngaide 10 help
along Shock, the Tacoma lad.
Betting II about even, but at the
ropes Shock Will probably be the
favorlte. as he Is a local man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-21
OBSCENE PICTURE
MAN ARRESTED
Charles Rude Is the First One to
Answer Charge.

"A forecasfed In Yesterday
Star. Constahis Kaufman. ~ JudEs
Cams court. last night arrested
ChAA~ Rude, thu pruprtst0r % q
shooting gallery at 3ee Second ave.
nue south on a warrant charging
him with permitting minors 20 play
ziat rnae hines. and 20 frequent a
piAse where o0scxns picfares ar
shewm. W. l.. cow~n. rTpr~aeutins
the Anti Saloon league Hwcre 10 th~
caxan laIuf. Rude was released uHon
furnishing hAii IN the sun ~ 50.
lie ein be given a hearing this aft
srno1n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-21
FIRST STREET
SEWER BREAKS

About noon today the big First
avenue sewer which discharges into
the bay at the end OF the south
bunkers. broke at the shore line,
and the remainder OF the structure,
which r. carried out 20 the end ~
the bnnkers on piles, became weak
and In some places gave way.
The break II serious one and
will require much time and labor 20
rcunir
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-21
Fulton Don't Like II.

Prosecuting Attorney Fulton dId
not sanction the issuance OF the war
rants.
In speaking Of the action taken By
Judge Cam, W. l.. Cowen, Of the
Anti Saloon League, said: THE
league In In no hurry. We intend 90
wipe out slot machines and other
evils. I understand Judge Cam has
had persons collecting evidence for
him against ths park resorts. The
Anti-Saloon league mas, 20 far. tax
en- no action whatever against the
proprietors Of the Lake WnBhlng-
ton Amusement places"
II appears that the crusaders de-
sire 20 procure all warrants from
Judge George, and Notwithstanding
that Judge Cam has given out that
he IL ready aud willing to issue
warrants, they have NO far consult
ed Judge George when contemplating
a raid. The outcome Of the park
cases viii be awaited with interest.
The following persons yesterday
appeared before Judge Cam. Frank
Kelly, proprietor Of the I.eeehi hotel,
.eschl park. w. ". Gilman. propri-
etor Of the Madrona Park hotel, Y.
r. johnson, Leschi park. Lizzie
Schrier and ]. y. Hockenfeid, sach
OF whom has establishments at Mad
ison park.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-21
COTTAGE CITY
FROM ALASKA

The Cottage City, % the Pacific
Coast Steamship CO., arrived from
bkaRway this morning with a fair
passenger list and some freight. She
VIII sail sunday at . q. m.
Engineer Murphy and water-tend-
err Hyatad, OF the steamer CottaEe
city, were badly aoRldod on board
the boat lying at the Ocean dock.
this morning by escaping steam.
The formers arms and face were
injured. and the lattsr's hands ana
neck were scalded. Both men were
treated on board the vessel and are
resting as comfortably az possible.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-21
COURTHOUSE.

Judge Taiiuan. I'm the case Of John
Collins vs. The Fidelity Trust Co.
denied a motion f1r che removal OF
the temporary receiver.
Clarence G. Dexter. By his guard
Ian. at Item. A. W. Dexter. has be-
gan proceedings against The Great
Northern railway company for
damages IN the sum Of SIS 90.
The boy was recently put OF a
freight train while he was beating
his way from Interplay 10 Everett.
HiB right lex was cut on and he was
otherwise injured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-21

LEAvENwoRru, Kan, Feb IL
John Hudaou. the Miiwood jolntist
uhose wife Was shst and killed dur
Ing the smashing last Monday, swofe
out warrants ehafEins four farmers
wha are In faii hers, with murder IN
the nrat degree. The authorities are
working on the anait, and severed
more arrests are expected winian
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-21
END OF HIS
LIFE WORK
Hon. Stephen NJ. White
Dies at His Home
in California.

los ANGELES, Fab ai.-Former
fnited States Senator stephen NJ.
White died al HE hdrna ~ this city
at I O'clock thsH morning 81 a rom
piscntfon ~ diseases. lie Wna horu
In fan Francisco Jan. = isa1 lie
VAS a leader ~ the Democrats in
Esaihsrn California and a successful
lawyer. lie served two terms In the
senate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-21
GUERIk.LEARY
CASE SETTLED

A decision was reached this morn
ing IN the Cusrin-feary case. which
has been pending I'm the superior
court before Judge Osborn for nearly
a month.
The Green River Construction CO.
receives 1000 shares Of the capital
stock Of the Seattle a san Francis
60 Railway company. This stock
represents the controlling shares Of
the railway company. or nearly u
O0e 600
Saturday morning the findings Of
facts viii bo signed and Judge o.
burn Will indicate the requirements
Of bonds. No notice Of appeal has al
ready been given.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-21
STARTLING!
Biz DefaIcatiou Comes
to Light in
Oregon.

SALEM. or, Feb. 2i.--The legis-
lative committee investigating the
state land ONCE, has discovered a
defalcation In the school funds. IL
occurred In iS9f under the admins
tration Of George w. Davis. The
records were falsihed.
records were falslfes The amount
embezzled reaches $4,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-21
CALLAHAN
TO ANSWER
On the Charge of kidnapping
Eddie Cudahy.

OMAHA. Nob,. reh. 2i.-Iames 6.
Callahan, one OF the alleged abduc-
tors or Eddie Cudahy. was arraign.
cd this morning and charged with
robbery. false imprisonment and
grand larceny. lie pleaded not guil.
~ and was bound over in honda 90
$500 on each count The hearing "
s~f Tor Monday There ~ no expect
alton of additional arfuptA at pres-
ant
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-21
Dig fire In Atlanta.

ATLANTA. uas. Feh ~ Half a
million dollars vas tofl early this
morning IA a Hfe which destroyed
the wholesale hHus~s % Maddox
nrBs.. gfam~ne 4 spauiiIus. Nc
Connect a Christopher. Rankin a
Ia Ntdnon and Ore per. Collins CO.
A number % small dwellings we're
also burned. The erigin Of the firr
In UukHfasU
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-21
Threatened Her Life.

Emily y. Tussey. who resides nj
siiz Madison street, this morning
swore 70 4 complaint In Judge Cams
court. charging A q. Kent. who's
occupation g. not known. with
threatening 20 take her life. The
also alleges that Kent has.
upon several occasions. threatened
TO burn The home OF Mrs. Toeeey.
Constable Mike Kelly has the war
rant for Kent'a arrest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-21
WASHING

wAsHfNGToS. ID. C.. Feb. H.
The house committee on banking
and currency. BY vote ~ ) 60 4
authorized a favorable report on
the Lowering bin 10 Increase the
elasticity OF the currency.
The cox amendment. extending
the national banking laws 10 state
banks. xas voted down.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-21
WAS NE The
GUILTY ONEp

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 2i.-Ra-
mon Tapia. an Indian, sentenced to
life imprisonment for the murder
and inoineration OF Jacob Veitinger
of San Diego tow years ago. was
granted a new trial by the supreme
court this morning on the ground OF
insufficient evidence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-21

Will CLOSE

The poatofFioe general delivery will
be opened tomorrow morning from
? TO 10 o'clock only. There will be
no mail deliveries during the day
A collection Will be made In the
morning and afternoon In business
districts. and one In the afternoon
from residence portions OF the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-21
Miss Schmidt Dead.

Miss Henrietta Schmidt. aged ~,
died at Providence hospital this aft
ernoon from appendicitis. She was
Butler hotel The young girls par
ents are dead. She arrived In Sc
attic recently from Germany.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-21
DEATH Of
A BISHOP

TACOMA. Feb. zl--The Rt. Hev.
william NJ. Barker. bishop Of the
Episcopal diocese u Olympia. died
home in this city at 5. - O'Clock this
morning.
blshop Barker was widely known
throughout the Northwest His do
csse includes all Washington west
OF the Cascades. He leaves a widow
and little daughter years Of age
Living with the bishop were his
mother. Mrs- Geo. A. Barker, aud
sister, Anna Barker.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-21
Franklin Inquest.

Coroner Hoye h.ld an inquest AZ
FrankiIn last night orea the h0dy
~ john gaiian. Who met death there
yesterday morning ~ falling down
the shaft q a coal mine. srha iury's
verdict was accidental death.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-21
COMEDIES
ALL POINTS
Chinese Emperor Wants No
More War Just Nov.

WASHINGTON. u. 6. Feb. al
Minister Congef cables this morn
ING that the Chinese emperor has
accsdsd 60 all Demands made BY the
powers az outiined IN his On bicgram
~ The k&h
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-21
Inquest Tomorrow.

An inquest will be held tomorrow
afternoon at Bufterworth's morgus
over the body 81 Joseph Alfred. col
ored, who committed suicide Tues
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-21
Broke His Lea.

John Hsrdxicknou. "a railroad man
fell while In the Our House saloon
last nisht and broke his left leg.
he Vas removed To Provtdenee eos-
pttAi.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-21
Sensation al University Of Wash
ingtOn-- Seniors and Juniors
in a Thrilling Mix-Up.

A thrilling meiodrama was enact
81 AZ the University u Washington
Tuesday Handouts came into play.
YoanE men were oVerpowsrcd aud
hound. Several pretty sir,s were
iocksd In their rooms. ana one. 81
GAPING BY means 81 A sheet-ra re
from a third story window. fcll ami
suffered painful spraln An this
resulted from the juniors attempt 10
prevent a senior banquet. Another
chapter Is 70 ba added when Guy
Robertson. 81. and Paul Harper. O..
meet IN the squared circle and settle
the argument wlth natures weapons.
The seniors had obtained permits.
xson 10 hold a meeting IN the preai.
drat's rom and plan fer class day.
As usual. there were 10 lie refresh
msnfs. and. As usual. the juniors d.
teFxelned 20 share tha good things
Nv seerct service work. the juniors
learned that an adjacent grocery had
the pies. cakes and other eatabiss
Several % the ciass went 70 the gree
cry and asked for the Eaosls. Think
ing them seniors. the clerk Nnsus-
pectingiy turned over the hcxes.
Learned Their toss.
Later IN the afternoon The seniors
learned Of their loss. They iname-
etaksly began 10 do a little detective
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-21

liquor. Several OF the resort keepers
were IN my Office yesterday. and I
Informed them that the sale OF liquor
must be stopped. W. w. Gilman,
who owns a building nj Madrona
park. will be given a hearing Mon
day. It VIII be n sort Of a test
case -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-21
win Bury Afford Here.

A teisgrnm was received b. But
terwugths today from Ace Afford
e< Hope. Ark. brother Of Joseph Al
ford. who committed suicide IN this
city last Tuesday. He. Instructed
the undertakers 10 bury thu body
here
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-21

CHANiTE, kan. Feb. 2l@At a
mas meeting held here last night ia
was resolved 90 drive the joints out
OF town Druggists were ordered
rot g. sell llauor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-21

Font SCOTT, Kan. Feb "a Sew
sral slot machines paying money
were seized last night by order x
the cilF1udEe g. s. Hoyt, manag
or Of the company which operates
them, vas arrested OF a charge %
gambling. The maan mines win be de-
ftFoyEd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-21
JUDGE (ANN BECOMES A
CRUSADER AGAINST VICE
And There Seems to Be Hitch With the Prosecuting
Attorneys Office.

Justice Cam. who at one time held
the position now occupied By Police
Judge George, has suddenly shown q
desire 10 proceed against the vice
and crime tolerated By the police
authorities, and late Yesterday aft
ern0On he caused warrants 70 be is
sued for the arrest OF several per-
sons who conduct resorts on the
shores OF Lake Washington. where
II IL alleged liquor Is eoid without
license. A man giving MS name as
". Barrett. and claiming 70 repre-
sent the residents Of the district
overlooking the park. EUore 70 tbs
complaints. The keepers of the re-
s0fts were notified Of the fact that
warrants were out for their arrest.
and they appeared ~ court by their
own free will. Constable Kelly, who
serves warrants for Judge Cam. said
today that ne served no warrants AZ
Lake Washington yesterday after
noon.
Judge Cam Explains.
Judge Cam. when seen this morn
ing. said that he had issued the war
rants because he believed that the
residents of that district wanted the
faie 0f intoxicating drinks az the
public parks stopped. lie was un-
abe 70 give the address II Barrett,
the complaining witness, or bis reas-
on for desiring 70 proceed against the
park resorts. He simply stated that
Barrett had been introduced 10 him
b. man named Lindsey. When
asked AZ what time the defendants
would be given n hearing. the Judge
said We have no desire 90 make
trouble for the park people. All
We want II 70 have them stop selling
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-21

TOPEKA, Kan, Feb. N. The
buun. passed The senate blll 70 max =
the possessinn Of liquor an evidence
81 guilt, aud 90 give citizens the right
90 smash Joints on the ground thn{
they are public nuiAancoh.