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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-09
ST. 'Mary'S
Hospital
WiSe'S Big Store

In order 20 show my appreciation for
the splendid patronage received this
year, I will donate 10 per cent Of all
cash sales In my store during
This week MONDAY. October : to sat-
urday, october y. inclusive) 10 st.
Mary's hospital, for the benefit Of the
sick ana distressed. The second week.
October IA TO l9, inclusive. will be for
the sick fund OF the a. o. L. W. I in
tend TO continue this division Of profits
for several weeks.
Any society in the city desiring to
have the benefit Of this offer will please
notify me.
All goods are marked in plain figures
and one price prevails.
HERMAN WISE,
The Reliable Clothier and Halter.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-09
ropAY'R WEATHER

PORTLAND. oct s~of"Eon. vast
sm Washing .un, tlir. warmer du"nE
tho afternoon. rscrp, near tho coast
nnuhwrstcry winda Eastern washing
ton. Northern Idaho. fair warmer IN
tHr sou,h5rn portion iuhpg The after
noon westerly winds southern Idaho.
fs.r ughl 60 fresh nnr.hwesietly winds
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-09
The Morning AStOrian
TELEPHONE COL

All contrasts for advertising Ia
the Astorinn are made on u guar
nntee OF circulation four times
larger than that Of any paper
published or circulated In Clai'
SOP counly.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-09
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

william Mulh)lan and vile 70 Euclid
r Cr1Okhln-elslty acres In sections
q and u, s y. RI W: $500.
Mary A g. Morrison and husband 10
j L. Nutter-blocks 2 and II, ClatsoD
Gariens. 500.
United states 20 VILLAIN Fraser-
1911 acras In tecIon q, T y. r s W:
palen.
A II. LOzier 70 John r. DuBois-eas,
half Os west half Of section %, T { y. Il
Z W $500.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-09

Jlg" McHrii- yesterday handed
d,wn thc f,llosiag orders In the cir.
ruH lurf Luther Harmon ~ ] "
pcturb o.. al-o,tl"d and dismissed
clara 4 'ArIylr 80 Katherine y Honn
.ri l'- Iriera1 referred ~ g Il Run
yun 10 tx. tnI report rllmpny MARY
splr- ~ Mary II fripynwrber or.
der for unnrnt,lpn ~ sale. VI J Kin
n,y so Nrallrm Packing Co-ilsmlss.
crd ~ per stipulation flcd r l. Par
krf va George Jabpur--i.smssed la
r.r stipulation Med John Fox 49, J o
uin'hnrn rl~r for confirmation u
rlr, The session N.ll be- confnIcI At
. 30 'hH morning
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-09
PAwNBRoKER's SALE.

See window display Of unreieemed
pledges at Ashers loan Office. $50 Com
mercial ST.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-09

benjamin + Goc in jail for he MUIR
der u Ed, McIntlre, near olequa Sep
;tmber %, has had his preliminary trial
before Judge Daniel Kelly, at Kelso.
Nothing uew developed. except that
statements We're made by Goe to the
effect that ha was IN the house about
midnight, ana was aroused by a shot.
He believed, at the time that it was
fired q; the house. and that II was an
attack by a drunken mob who had pre-
viousv tried Ia insult his sister-in-hw.
and who had "thraatened to come back
ana se,tla the matter with him" He
sprang out Of bed, seized his gun and
fred two shots nut Of the door one
Of which caused McTntires death. The
prosecuting attorney, in his address 10
the court stated that he did not think
this case contained any OF the elements
of murder in the first degree, bu;
thought the defendant should be bound
over to the superior court. Goes bonds
were fixed al $5OOO He thinks h. can
secure bail Public sentiment Is chang
ing In favor Of the defendant, many
people openly declaring that Goe did
nothing more than any reasonable man
would DO uniar the same conditions
His friends feel confident that h. will
not be convicted Of any crime what
ever before q jury
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-09


I'h' q '''R At moss H"'I fo''' ana
covers al tuatpu'n harness. shop.
We have Just received some very
nno griycqr'cln apples Jonnsun Bros,
-
a, the ruumago sale, EO-2 Commercial
street.
'apA'''H' E''u' ~ AT N''',' '"'"'
street
~-
For r'nl-Thrco or FOUR 'uf''s"''
rooms Tor housekeeping also 'hE''
For 1.-TWO rooms. centrally '''
fatsd IA a qulol street. price f'aa''' 'h'''
lhpu't" AT 'h'7 Once.
Family orders for 'hr T"kr Point oy'-
orr viii be promptly nil'd at 'ho I"H'
Point oyster houn"' phone .''l
The lailrp' guild " Gmey church all
.r. .., ,...m,rr rpn u,,,Irulsfs v.il
t. .U.., later
u.. v..,,, having i.s,ri Tho
.,..I,.... ~, ,7r ,.,,t,-,,n ,,r,or near
''"" "''"' "'' WV VI ''''' '''''' '
..''''' '''''' ~ W
Som. t,.py r,,,,m.r ~ II = Allen
a.. ,,w .,,n n, mad. b.opy by
..,.t... ,,., ,s,, cl,,, Ticket, with
'''' vas '"'' W
. g. ,. ,..
"' ',''''" ''''' 49,. s, ... p,.
"'' ' " '.'' ,'... -.
''
Astoria lodge M. w. -. !. w. e. ''.'
a fesu'hr meeting 'af' "sD' =
Laut.1 WAS Initiated an a m'''p'' u.
Fhr.r was lars" crowd Va A'''h''h'..
....,.
W I'liAn pfun0 Tor canning. N'H
SHOULD 10 .' at Once as We arc 100"
receiving 'ur ItH' 'h'pm'n.".-' '''' ."
l'r"1
The American bark PRUSSIA nh''"r"
'''@hF lumber NrH''id'S. IA' H''''.'-
m7 l-ol'i hnthrls NJ wheat valued '
tf'N''
TH. only 9lao" % huv ,".'"' 'r'..'.s
anl 1rusgI.t auulf.rv i7 't l''g' r0
DRUGSTORE You ah know Nh"rr 70 .7.
'1u And examine goods aod o' cone
'n.i E"srra
II r Grrl-, has n.en rls.t-l seer
nuy NJ Aspia council FriruI 80 or
I4n. u. - 49, MrFa,lal resigned
rr mrnp~r,b.l n .hr local unions u1w
about 400
-
s.. Mays iu'ld hst evening ,nwr.
BH,l a friends 90 card party Dur
Vac rf.fIE a nhH.hNl AIN IIAfI AN 3
program was rendered. 1nd lh' occls-
Ian proved q plraun, one.
7.A'd" mas pn''' 'Wp''N''"'"'N "''
br way 'EsT'F'unE '"o'V'' VT ''.'
""'k contractor >. N'rNV'. ''''",lN
NJ A7,'rlA was 'R' su'''"'u' ''''''
i'r improvements '' cost '-V'''-.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-09

Bowling alleys are soon 70 be- Install
ed ~ the Commercial Club. Tho Old
A. f. e. alleys and building viii be-
purchased. a numDer NJ members " the
Commercial cub having formed a com
pany f,r thr purp1se of making the
purchase The buili'ng now stands
about MY yard from the Commercial
club but will BE- removed 20 IA" lpt
adjoining The club, Already nearly q
5unirn-t amour. 20 make N" purchdsc
has been subs 'fb'd. ana by th- time
thr cold weather SETS IN the alleys will
be- fcldy fJr use. 4 ladies' day viii be
srf aside and there promises TO be a
revival ~ this once popular sport
Whether or not tournaments viii be
held viii b. determined later on.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-09

II. +. Prael yesterday went over to
Chinook to seal, a raft of logs for the
Clatsop Mil Company. The raft Is n
large one, containing about thrce-quar-
tcrs of million feet The demand for
boxes Is still heavy and The Clatsop mills
are running day and night, The Astoria
Box Companys plant Is also running
overtime.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-09

~. Flnnnlgan. the ex-polic man aud
champion hammer-throwef. has been
yigged In Portland and mus serve th.r-
~ davs In fan OF all ,hc worthless
wrrlchcs on earth. Fihnngan Is about
IN, most useless. bu.. nOiw.thslan ling
hs many Questionable deeds. he ha.
managed 10 eujpy his freedom a goodly
portion u the time. one " the lowest
tricks eyer turncd by Flanagan was
hls nrtDn Ia bertayng res!den, u This
city. 4 logger. 20 the authorities The
man was convicted ~ burglary. hay-
,ug broken into bis own house anI tax
en away the furniture in order % pre-
vent ii falling into the possession of
his d.ssDlu'e wife. The man was con-
yct.d n a Washington county court.
Hr WIS permitted by the sheriff 70
make hts escape He had befr.cnded
Flanagan In many ways, but the thug
aid no hesl,1ncy In betraylng him for
the reward that was offered though
other peace officers made no enort to
arrest The man. who hal been unjust
ly convicted.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-09

For the Portnnl carnival and expo
sltlnn The a, & c. II. II, has named a
special round-trIp rate OF 81 from Asto-
ria To Portland and return, including
two admissions to the exposition Tick
cts ON sale September 95, october :, .
and lC. limited good for return passage
six days from date Of sale.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-09

There are now 1909 inmates Of the
oregon Insane asylum of whom $50 arr
males and g6j females. During the past
month forty patients were received,
twrnty-siN being males Four males
wore discharged ns cured The cos. Of
maintaining tho asylum Tor September
was S6799G9
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-09

a SON was born yesterday to tho WIFE
N g. 10 Mitchell
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-09

MAYOR Bergman yesterday attached
bs signature go two ordinances phssri
hy the council Monday nlg1, one of
.lr mrasur.n extends the Time for the
compilation ~ the rIIl n properly d.
uluuso .or 1899 mx.s. It was origin.
ally .ntrn lrj thi, sale ~ this proper
N -hpull b made July bu the opun.
.y court rn.s. deferred '1c sale, the
.lst TN o. tho nu Monday IN No
,,mb.r chief lIllluok - given until
November lr. 90 turn biz rolf over 20
sheriff Lln,lle who w.lI ,rll deln-
qua r'u pppcry 80 .ha time OF The
sale ~ la' 9n DO, county, books The
other ordinance aa.eh became law yes-
ir.ily $3.50 that yaon'ag ralri street
from Water street north
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-09

DO NO FORGET-The Great American
Importing Tea Company largest dis
trlbutors Of Teas, Coffeea, Spices, Chi
m, Crockery and Glassware on the
Coast. 100 Stores In Successful Op-
eratlon,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-09

T. NJ CASTOR reports that his bus!-
ness is Increasing gradually and that
mns, % The m.llfeei now used Iu this
county ls purchased In Astoria. P1or
90 the time Mr. Gaston's mill was
bull, between $4,000 and Seoooo was
sent away each year, hu; now this mon
ry IL kept at home In q circular is
sued yesterday Mr.. Castor quo,es the
following prices; Chop wheat, Ssi.
crop ol.s. S96; chop wheat and oats. SIS;
chop wheat and barley. S22 chop oats
ana barley S23; wheat, not ground So.
barley. not ground $40. white oats no;
ground S25, gray oats, not ground, Ssi,
Thns, prices compare favorahly with
those prevailing in other quarters. and
ere is now no. the slghtes; reason
to send money away from the city Tor
gceu With the Increase IN the tarmlnr
population which is expected 10 result
from the construction Of tho Nehalem
road. the demand FOR mlIteei viii be-
come greater and the loca' mill viii
he enlarged TO sui, he needs II ths
community
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-09

Among the Interesting discoveries
which Nere made by the county court
since a.. work n Ing over the old tax
rolls was commenced ls one showing
how some property owners have escafed
paying taxes. Persons who have pur-
chased school land from the state have.
In past wears. made partial payments on
the property but have permitted a small
balance go remain unpaid. or course.
until full payment Was made The
property remained In possession ~ the
stage. ana taxes sluld not b. collected
However. the lanl was assessed against
De- pur ansers. but In going over the
rolls the rour. finds much land on
which taxes cannot be collected I, Is
rIiml,si by Judge Gray ,ha: fully 20
sections ~ land In Clatsop have thus
been hell w.yhou, paymen, of taxes.
Thr time " the court was occupied
Yesterday with consideration n this and
o.hrr matters T1e work is showing
many inter ;.ug results. In s'ma in
stances where Two persons " the same
name own property there IS con-
fusion. because one has pad taxes on
10. property NJ .hs other This not en-
ly leads To confusion as ylr as he roll
s concerned. but {. creates endless trout
hlt where property has been sold Tor De-
iuluan; taxes Altogether rs no snap
e. br a member ~ the county court
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-09

BEST i5-CBNT MEAL. RISING
SUN RESTAURANT.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-09

school Superintendent Lyman of this
city has written TO Governor Gcer an in
tcrcstIng letter touching upon the pro-
posed Lewis and Clarke exposition. Mr..
Lyman suggests a manner " advertis-
Ing the big fair and making Il the sue
cess II deserves To be,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-13
WARRANT FOR
WENTWORTH
Alleged Emhelller viii BIO Brought
Back 10 Seattle

Sherwood dnleapY. general agent
for Seattle 81 the Mutual Life tnHur-
auoo co ~ New York. obtained to-
day a warrant for the arrest Of
Lawrence whitwofih ou the charge
Of larceny by embekElcment
To Prosecuting Attorney Fulton.
who drew up the complaint. Nj. uil-
ieapy stated that whitworth vas not
connected with his company. but was
merely the agent of Timothy y.
HinkleY IN obtaining insurance from
the Mutual Life Insurance 60. Mr..
HinklsY wished 10 secure 100000 In
hurance and transacted his business
through Nhlfworth A premium
for the Insurance Mr WhitA or n
gave his indafHrd note for $4,000. This
WhitWorth took 90 the Washington
National bank ou August ~ aud re
cured the cash. Later be titsnppoar .
ed
NJ Hinkiey eudaANofvd % force
the insurance company - give him
hia policy but the officers alioEe
that Whitwufth has M connection
with them EEtradltiuu papers are
heiuE prepared today AMI the war
rant fuf Whlfworth arrest has been
photographed Ia San Francisco. where
he IL in custody. an officer sill be
sent Go San Francisco for the pris-
ensr tomorrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-13
WON TROPHY
AT ARCHERY

VIII II Thompson. attorney FOR
the ureat Northern railroad. return
Cd last evening from "a trip EaHt Ito
has been attending 6 meeting IT the
National Archery club nt Avondale.
q Mr.. Thompson. BY hia superior
praWcus with the bow and arrow.
has once more won the medal Tor the
shoot II o. the same medal for
which he shot IN tss4 lie won u
again iu Ass and this year he finish
cd So points ahead Of hts nearest
competitor, The medal has bic name
rnera ed upon Il and his latest Vie
tory VIII DO suitably Inscribed upon
the medal Mt ThampuuH a. now
the champion archer ~ the United
States. and ~ awaiting the time
when he viii meet the champion ~
England
Although Mr Thompson iH busy
meat 90 the time with HE legal prac-
usa. De- atll anda time 90 devote his
leisure time O. archery
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-13
In Hotels.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Anon the prominent arrivals at
the nutlrf today were cen Nelson
A Miles. T. =. A. James } Iiili and
party. ~. Paul l. J.. Tailman. Wal
la Wafia. prominent mere aut5 Geo.
W. Heiuts. general passenger agent
n q ". II. Salt lake city. ". n.
Virgins Washington. y. g. 81 the
government weather bureau. Reese
u voorhees, spokane.
A. the Rainier. Grand Mehaei J.
Hrn~y. builder - the white Pass a
Yukon railway. l. ~ Barten 81.
Paul. railway official. q ]. Hvrtholf.
u, : y
A. The Northern sam ! silver
man. Butte mining capitalist ;.
Prince 81 Wales Is
land mining operator.
Al the Seattle. James r. Harvey.
mining operator. SPOKANE Charles
O Hates. TacDma. attorney James
y Fletcher. Tacoma.
At IRE stevens; A. O. Ferrcta.
Vancouver. Italian consul IN British
Caiumbia. Wm Patterson. At. Yer
non. eannsryman.
At the pillar A. 9. Jones. presi-
Don't vnshun culieEe Pat Mccoy,
Edison ZIMMERMAN " - George.
captain steamship Humesldt.
Joe Doe e. registered AZ ere Hotel
Mort bern. II could not be learned
whether Of not he l. tho gentleman
who figures 80 frequently az defend
ant IN court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-13
HE WILL BET A
DOLLAR A FOOT
SeoY. BagIey Says Cement Side.
walk Building Should Stdw

Secretary BaEley. Of the board 81
public works, saws he f. one Of the
hundreds ~ Seattle citizens and tax
payers who are strongly opposed 70
ordering more street improvements
until next season, or until those now
being constructed are completed.
And especially does he think II bad
policy 10 put In any more cement
sidewalks now.
This is not the time 90 order CO.
meat sidewalk declared Mr.. Rag.
Icy. The bad weather Ia too near
and their building at this time will
mean their complete ruinatlon IN a
few months at the most. ] fear that
the walks already put down this
season VIII suffer greatly from fhs
rains. In most places whore Gem mt
walks are constructed nll-ina are re-
auired. These nIl-iu8 cannot p5ssi-
bly, settle properly In less than ono
season. This season many fills have
been made and walks constructed on
them ~ once. The result VIII be
that fall rains viii wash out loose
dirt. and the walks. from settling,
will crack and be ruined.
so positive am In my belief that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-13
Suburban.

Bishop O'Dea. Of the Sisgusily do
esse. has arranged FOR services at
Rsnt0u. The first service will be on
Oct. Il. and thereafter services vii
be held on the FIRST Saturday % each
month at The residence Of John Esd-
lock.
The kindergarten near the uniysr-
atty viii begin neHt Monday. About
thirty children viii BE- present, ae-
eordlug 10 present calculations
The students Of the State univer-
atty are engaging rooms near the tn
stitution The university promises
70 be well attended this year.
r. Wilkinson. formerly postmaster
At North Yakima. has moved to Ss-
attic. Hla children VIII attend the
State university this year.
ID. p Smith, - the University Of
Minnesota, visited Arthur Williams
a. Reuton this week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-13
JAIL RULES

The superior judges and sheriff
Cudihee have formulated a new set
OF rules that viii hereafter b.. oh
served b. the county JAN offciAin.
They are As follows.
Visitors will b admitted % the
sAil from 10 a. N. 20 ! 3. m. aud from
: =. m. 10 ?. n. on Monday Wed
resiay and Friday - each week. 60
be accompanied ~ = deputy sheriff
ar ether nfficer at the discretion Of
abe Jail officials.
Religious services viii b. allowed
from ?. 10. 10 p. m. on sundays
The number q visitors admitted
nj any one time will b left 10 the
discretion Of the JAIL offctals
No person shall Be permitted TO
Hand. bring OF Pass anything % pria-
oners. or receive letters Or packages
nom prisoners 70 BE- mailed All ar
ricles must he left for the Taller 70
examine. and letters received or 20
be mailed must De first read By the
5atler. Attorneys having clients In
jail VIII - admitted on any week
Gay between the hours % a. m. and
4 2. m. to be accompanied ~ an Of
fcer, AZ the discretion % the officiaIs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-13
FEDERAL COURT.

Tho Defendants IN the suit Of Geo.
y Hiil and others against the Mu-
tual Life Insurance Co. today flied
n motion TO set aside the verdict re-
GENTLY given ana grant a new trial
"A Federal court tury a few days ago
gave the plaintiffs a jufgrn-nt for
ses, 900. which WAS the full amount
OF 10000 policy and the interest
Tor number Of years. The defend
ants allsse an excessive verdict Civ
IN contrary 20 the law and evidence.
The suit Of John Hirschey aRains,
shs Sunset Telephone and Telegraph
Co, was settled by compounds and
abe case dlsus4aaad today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-13
M. W. A.
viii Give an Entertainment at
Green Lake

The Modern Wondmen 81 America
Will KtNv a free social entertainment
Tuesday evening. sept ~. IN their
new hall az Noodlawn station. Green
Lake, recently erected by Or. A. Il.
Kidd. druggist There will be good
music. speaking and singing The
entertainment VIII end with a grand
ball The committee having In
charge the affair II composed Of Hoy
Croker =. y Wyaut. ] "a Hansen.
<. j. teach and A. n. Kidd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-13
CLOT MES

one ~ the reasons why King ed.
ward VAS not Hpgediof IN bic journey
to Germany ON the occasion Of hin
sisters death 10 stated TO have been
due 10 deficiency in hia wardrobe.
"a" did not have tho particular uni
FORM ON hand that all the etiquette
~ the occasion called for. and be had
60 have them made For. Of al the
HionarehH Il Europe. william o. said
"a De the most eEhctlng nH 60 the
dress hitting tho time II ta "a fact
thht the emperor wears al least once
each year. aud often more frequent
ly, 20 different uniforms. IL has -
separate hunting costumes. varied
according - tho game hunted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-13
Bad Bows

Carl Walk. Henry Norton ard ces
en- Butts. thrive boys recently CON
NiCtcd ~ entering a residence la this
city and stealing Htaa. ufs again
missing fram their homes They
have been away several daYH and
their parents du not know their
whereabouts wednesday night a
house near nrntan was entered and
thr tracks % small bows shoes were
discovered IN the wet ground outside
the house The three boys missing
are strongly suspected ~ the erime.
NJ found they will probably bs given
a long term In the reform school.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-13
LAST Time

PiTrsBuR8H. Pa. sept IL
President shancr To-Day IL making
lis last EFFORT % obtain = settlement
Of the steel strike. The terms ngN
sought are those % President
schwnh. In substance thes@ are
All the mills now on strike and not
open will be signed as union. opon
mills wii be considered as non
union Employees vii not be dts
eliminated against on account % TIE
afrfHa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-13
BASEBALL.
Yesterdays Game Being Played
Today Game TomorrcH

The baseball game between Ceattie
and Tacoma, postponed from yeatef-
day on account 90 rain. IL betng
played Al Athletic paFk today.
Hickey - IA the box Tor Seattle ani
Carter far Tueptna A game viii
also be played tomorrow afternoon
with Tacoma.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-13
LICENSED TO WED.

Tn. following marriage licenses
have been issued since Z p. m. ysn,sr-
day: Edgar Aivaaor shadboit assd
e. and Buttsrcup y. eastman. Il.
both % Berlin. wash: Arthur Ed
ward Downing. aged -. and EliEa-
beth May Piutniey. -. Both Of seat
tie. Murray =. Holland. OF Chicago.
and Fiorenca q. g. Prince. Of Seat
tie. both % legal aEs- y. Q. LerenE.
aged q. and g. c. Hanson, -. both
81 Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-13

The marriage % Mr. Robert Malt
by and Miss LILLIAN Gray took place
en- Mondaz evening az 81 Ma rs
church. she Rev. ] =. u LiwYd Of
ualatinE. only feW relatives and
intimate frtsaHs were present The
bride il frorp Bristol. England. and
has been In seattle Tor the pest year
visiting her brother. A. Y. Gray. NJ.
Malthy il a well known real estate
dealer ~ this city. After a short
trip u California. Nj and Mrs.
Maltbv VIII he az horne A. ii1s Sew
.nH.anah n.anaIa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-13
The Grant Arrives

The United states revenue cutter
Grant Waa m the harbor this MORN
ing fnr short time. The vessel did
not cast anchor, hat left almost Inn
fuediatuly FOE Rremertun. The Grant
has been ia northern watrfa for
three months Inspecting tannsrlrHs
NJ heterogeneous II che law - any
serious nature were found. hnd no
arrests made. Alaska ctnncfN men
are complaining 81 the small run OF
fish This cuntradieta The early re-
ports 81 good catches. one reason
Tor Il may be the increase of can
narlea ever last year.
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Str. Rainier DELAYED

The steamer Rainier was delayed
at whatcorn last Night ant viii not
sail until tonight The DELAY vas
caused from difficulty IN getting
nb<arc some OF har cargo 81 lumber
l. II. Gray, her agent. will send out
her Seattle passengers on the Utopia
Tonight ard they viii be Transferred
az snrne place In the straits. This
company has already secured 1000
tons OF freight for It's Nome boat, the
fsaranra
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". Mrpermott this morning
brought suit against the &. wiley
Steamship ana Navigation company
and aalhraith. Bacon 4 60 for us
900 damages for personal injuries
said TO De- permanent suffered hY
plhintln through tho negligent and
improper operation " a cable on the
White Star dock.