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The times., 1901-05-25

Left on bases-Philadelphia, 6; st. Louis.
T. First base on balls-Off White. 2; Off
Sudhof, 5. Struck out-By White, ,. Two
base hits-Delehanty. Flick, McGann %.
ovan Hit by pitcher-By Sudhoff, |.
Passed ball-NiChois, ?. Umpires-Nash
and Cunningham. Time of game. l hour
and so minutes
The times., 1901-05-25
HIS EIGHTH STRAIGHT GAME.
Matthe,vson still pitching the Giants
to Victory.

NEW YORK. May 24.-Matthewson won
his eighth straight game for New York
today The Reds could not touch him,
getting only two hits. Phillips also pitch
ed a fine game. but he hit a batter. which
The times., 1901-05-25
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.
HITS COME IN A BUNCH.
The PhiiIies Take FentureIess
Gnme From 81 Inuis

PHILADELPHIA. May 24-The Phillies
won from St. Louis today by punching
hits. They were aided by bases on balls
and passed balls. The game was well
played, but uninterestiug. White was
steadier than Sudhoff. The score:
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<-+++%+%+~>+++~+%++%.+


A BASEBALL AND BAT GIVEN WITH.
EVERY BOYS SUIT.
The times., 1901-05-25
IN THE BASEBALL WORLD
Washington Only Able to Tie the
Score at Cleveland.

The Senators Try for Garrison Fin
ish-ScOre Their Five Runs in the
Ninth Inning - The Game Then
Called on Account of Cold weather
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Games Today,

Games Today.
american League)
Washington at Detroit
Boston at Cleveland
Athletics at Chicago
Baltimore at Milwaukee.
(National League)
st. Louis at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at New York.
Pittsburg at Boston.
The times., 1901-05-25

SAmoriCan LeaEue)
Washington. 5: Cleveland, 5-CaIled, cold
weather.
Detroit. g. Boston, 0.
Chicago Athletics, Milwaukee-B Baltimore,
cold weather.
(National League)
New York. l; Cincinnati. O.
Brooklyn, Is; Chicago, 7.
Pittsburg, 6; Boston, T.
Philadelphia, 3; St. Louis, 3.
The times., 1901-05-25


knowl from ofour
THE Won MOHL COMPANY Cincinnati O.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-20

Anderson. Later in the evening the
tub was Identified as having been
stolen from a barber-ahop the night
previous. The brass fittings wero
Identified as having been stolen from
the Kellogg, Stimeon, Washington,
Cedar Improvement and Seattle Ced-
ar lumber mills. The brass recover
ed ie valued at about 800.
To Arrest the Boys.
Marshal Hunt says warrants will
be Issued Monday for the arrest Of
several small boys who have been
stealing the brass nttings from the
mills and dlsposing OF them 10 Reese
and Anderson.
Monday. ~ r. said, arc sons Of we'll
known citizens Of Ballard.
Hunt claims Reese and Anderson
gave tho boys candy and tobacco In
exchange for the brass fittings they
had stolen from the mills The case
viii come up for hearing I'm the
justice court next Monday morning.
Today an stnploye OF the BtimHon
mill found quantity Of brnsB 1T
tings buried under n pile Of saw
dust in the lumber yard. The flt-
ungs had been stolen the night be-
fore.
one boy whose name IN withheld
has confessed 10 stealing the brass
from the mills.
Recently "a quantity 81 wire and
brass nttlngs we're stolen from the
city. The articles we're found in the
lot recovered from Reese & Ander-
sons store.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-20

chamber OF commerce. ~ IL propoa-
II 20 have as little formailfy as pos
aibls ia the ARA ngetncuta Besides
the eity'E work IN cleaning up the
stroets. the citizens viii probably be
called upon 10 assist By decorating
the stores and buildings on the prln-
cipni Htreats The committee Will
discuss the idea of raising fund
10 aid individual. and Arms in car
rying out this policy. Action prob
ably viii be taken In regard TO the
leasing q the steamer Flyer for Mr.
Mckinley trip on the Sound
AZ yesterdays meeting OF tho
joint committee from the chamber
of commerce and city council. Chair
man NcGrnw announced the APP
polntment 81 chairmen Of commit
tees 49, follows Reception. Mayor
Humes' finance. James u. HoEe. ir.
transportation. l.. q. Gilman. dec
alton. J. Redelsheimcr: invitation,
Dr. ! T.. NeaE gle other committees
will BE- formed whore necessary. The
chairmon OF all will be an executive
committee. The aim Of the com
mltteamen IL % yet prompt and eff
feieut work I'm making arrangements
which viii make the presidents stay
IN Seattle agreeable and give him
n favorable idea Of the Queen City's
Importance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-20
QUEEN ANNE AVE.
Street Committee Decides Not 10
Plank ThOroughiare.

Queen Anne avenue viii probably
not be pianksd. After n hearing yes
terday afternoon the streets commit
toe Of the city council decided 20 rec
ommsnd that the improvement be
postponed indefinitely. II appeared
that a majority Of the property own
ers were opposed 20 planking. and
aid not believe the trRnie yet tusti-
hod permanent paving. The streets
committee will suggest that the
council dlHclnim responsibility for
any accidents which may result from
land slides on the steep grade. And
washing under the counter balance
on the street railways Is reported
Hablo TO cause n disaster.
Chairman Muldoon announced that
the proposal 10 form local improve
msnt districts 90 replace old wood
en- sidewalks with cement walks
would soon be brought up.
Hearing on the resolution FOR thu
grading Of First avenue west was
postponed ena week. 10 allow object
ora To appear. The committee viii
have 10 report on the advisahility on
filling the hollow between Prospect
street and Highland drive. Some
opposition 10 this has been Great
ed among owners Of property else
whore on the avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-20
HOW SHALL G. N.
TUNNEL BE FIXED2
Once More n Tralnman Is Sutio-
Gated by Smoke.

Coroner Hove received a telegram
az o'clock last evening from Welt
ington. stating that a track crew OF
~ mon had been overcome. during
the morning. in the Great Northern
tunnel az Caseads. and that II OF the
II had been rescued. and the twelfth
found dead.
Coroner Hoys wired Deputy Cor
ener WiltAie. who had gone 60 Well
inston 90 Investigate another acci-
dent Mr.. Wlltsls had started back
and was reached by wirS at Ever
EFT He returned 60 Cascade, and
today IL investigating the accident.
]. A. Mcdonald is the name Of the
trackman who was surfocated The
rescue party found him tying In
water ditch. near the center OF the
tunnel
A freight train which had passed
through the tunnel had flied Il with
smoke and Eaa A. result the Il
men OF the track crew were over.
come.
This Is the third accident. and the
second fatal one. which has oc-
eurrsd a. a result % smoke and gas
IN Cascade tunnel since u was open
ed 10 sraaic.
n il rnmoret today that state Of
ficials will Investigate the tunnel. 20
the end that the Great Northern be
induced % install some apparatus
that viii DO away with che daily
Danger 81 accidents such a. the
three that have occurred
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-20
QUITE A GRlST
OF BUSINESS
Turned Out by Board Of Public
Works This Morning.

The board % public works held its
regular meeting this morning. Hiis
were opened as foiioWes
Thlrtleth avenue south. cement
sidewalks. wood curba and CUTTERS.
from Yoaler way 10 Dearborn street
Htrrrat 4 uoctK we're the only bid
ders. They were awarded the con
tract az tissS
Twenty second avenue south.
wooden box outfati for sewer. -four
bids. ranging from ts.2ets0 20 t1.9s9.
All we're rejected. a. the board
wants the JOB dome By days work.
Tenth avenue. grading and park
las from kaBt jefferson street 10
NesleF way one bid ~ is.azs. II
was rejected. The matter was laid
over Tor one month.
East Thomas and Fast John
streets. grading and nidewaikinE
no bids submitted. The Job Will be
rwadverusrd.
Petitions By the Automatic Tcle-
phone Co aud the sunset Telephone
90. for permits 10 erect poles were
granted on conditions
A petition from o. ". Dickinson.
manager 81 the Seattle Electric Co.
for permission 60 construct n track
on Queen Anne avenue from Com
stock 20 blaine street and on Blaine
atr-ct from Queen Anue avenue 20
Second avenue. and on Second ave
nee north from Blaine to ualer
street. was received.
The city engineer reported the
following ifnprUY emeutH completed
-. a L NHa
b Normils. sewer ~ alleys u blocks
and . Maynard plat. by T. Ryan.
Fest jefferson street. eemsnt side
walks. by y Mcclellan.
Estimates on proposed public itu.
prpS emsuts Nrfn reported BY the
ciLy engineer a. follows water
main on Faurteenth avenue south.
from Ma snarhusettp 90 Cniiege
street. on Culisga street from Four
tesnth avenue 20 Fiftssnth. and 90
Ftf,ssnth % Hay View street. cost
iaoso Amount 20 fall on water
fund. tsea.
FIRST avenue nurth. from High
land Drive - Caller street grading
parking and stairway. Cost u&a2
Wtthin limits
piunnsr street. sewer from Tenth
avenue sfsuth 90 Seattle boulevard
eoHt $3.50 githin limits
Alleys In blocks 1. : AMI 2. Nay
nsrd'a plat. grading and rlanhinx
cost. gEtJa. Wtthln amlfa
rwentyninth avenue south. grad
ing hud sifs~afking from Yesler
way - Dearborn street. cost. tfs1a
within lIuts.
Assessment rolls wars approved as
follows Aii4yr In blocks Il ard =
A. A. Denny'H Third addition, plank.
Ing Fast Pine street. sidewalks and
cutters. Teaier way. etc. avinF
with brick; Fsntfaks avenue. e al
roadway Fast Newell streat. graa-
Ing and nfdewafking.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-20
CHICAGO LAWYER KILLS
MS BEAUTIFUL BRIDE,
THEN SHOOTS HIMSELF

CHICAGO.
beautiful to'
aud himself
through head lie lies dying \ hospital
shortly
wstding held
0lnen secured her by hsbsas
La
10 Ginens de-
declined. afraid
9nisn grabbed
pushed r~osvns
b. a pistol and fatal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-20

rgR Only Paper IN
L .eanie That Dares
. print the News
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-20
Lsess osts ssisry.

Judge Grimm this morning render
81 judgment Tor J. u. Lucas against
the eouuty. for his salary Tor the
month u March. as justice ~ tha
peace Of Ballard. tie viii receive
800 and costa
AZ. Lucas Vas appointed justice
~ the peace az ballard by the c0uu-
- ooufulF slruHrH. Later II vac
lsnrasd that under the 4 f.. only one
justice waH provided for = city sx-
ceeaing t.o19 in population.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-20
urlD UP SALOON
AT CUMBERLAND

A II ocleck this morning word
:. -~s~svea AZ the sherifrs office
: eosd-up which occurred at
~.-,hs*sana last night. II vas stat
4 "a. men entered a saloon at
- r,.ee at 9;ta las, night aud Sc
- about SIS besides a gun be-
s-s,.x 10 the bartender. Little =
- a the affair at the sheriff .
-. as tie voice over the phone
- very ln9isgsnct. A.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-20
INVESTIGATE.

EVERETT. April Division
Superintendent Byrum. General En-
rineer Stephens and Division Eusin-
cor stewart. left here for Cascade
this morning 60 investigate YeHter-
days accident in the Great North
ern tunnel at Cascade
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-20
YOU'RE NOT MY MOTHER 4! 4"
Especial correspou1aaes)

Especial
ST. LOUIS. Mo-. April ls.--Mra.
Albert cheasey was awarded the
custody Of her s-year-oid ctiid Myr-
tie. By Judge Tally. She had ae-
cused Mrs. Bertha Etsgei % endsay-
orInz TO Keep the child In nettle-
usent OF an unpaid board bill Of teo.
on the witness stand Mrs aiegai
stated that she had been boarding
Myrtle for many months and had
become attached 10 the child.
When Judge Tally ordered the
child given 20 tbs mother. there was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-20
Mr.. MELLEN TELEGRAPHS
the STAR: "BE PATIENT
kLITTLE WHILE LONGER"

In view 81 the fact that AR Hili
spoke ON the union depot project
while here ThHrsday last. the star
determined 10 wire Mr. Mrlisa OF the
Northern Pacific and ascertain hat
hts latest views were upon the IN
dsrfaklnR To the query Mr.. Mslleu
replied last night AZ follows
New York, April ts.-~The Seattle
star, Seattle. wn.--Your message has
been repeated 90 me here. do not
think there ia going 20 b any dis
agreement between Mr.. nm and my
eelf regarding Seattle terminal ia
oilltiea. once We can meet. but our
business has been of a character
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-20

since the defeat % the canal water
way a. to prevent our besn1 in the
same place al the same time and be-
ing able 20 confer Regarding this
matter. Contrary 70 che impression
eouEht 60 BE- conveyed by many.
there iH no radical disagreement be-
tween Us. and I have every reason
20 believe We can satisfy the people
q Seattle and supply them with
proper facilities n they wiil be pa
tent little while longer. I hope
TO see Mt san within a few days
ard this matter viii take precedence
OF ali others.
G. =. MEII.EN."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-20
BY
Beers.
Willy DutChmen Capture
Train and Crew.

CAPETOwN, April ga dispatch
from East London cape Colony. re
ports the capture BY n small norf
force. Thursday, OF train loaded
With coal and cattle The forward
engine escaped and ran 90 storm
berg. returning 70 the Hccnc with
troops. only 10 mud the train on IRE.
Tive natives were killed. The train
crew WA rslcassd after having been
stripped ~ the Hocru
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-20
ATTEMPTS SUICIDE FIVE TIMES.

|s,s.slLAND, D.. April 7o.-wm.
|sr.s negro prisoner IN the
|tn-s' made FIVE attempts to
n o.. saicide. Al noon he was
VI - ~. bat hopeful Of killing him
nsrs nighl.
w "a Mtsmpt was when he
tns<s "snt himself with q sheet.
y g. eafa his gronns and cut
IN 80, The bed-clothinE was
.sn Ne cell. An bmT later
Ny aouss wallis trembled az
a.. htterins ram NHS beir1
~ hst them. Murray war
rsrgutt out his brains. Hs
ktxssf Tive hours afterward
l&zis = ssnr himself again. using
I'm Which his cot had been
- eel wall.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-20
AFTER LONG TRIP
+. ard Mrs. Schoenleld Return 10
her Home.

H. n A. Schoenfeld. secretary Of
as ssandard Furniture CO.. and
~ srhesnfelt- have returned from
q srsw6ed tour Of the Southern
sst,s an8 cuba. The ioslrney was
ss=ely sne ~ pleasure and tire
xsze nestd winter resorts were the
rares 4 soieurn In returning
tnm havana. however. the cities
4 sss FORK washington and CHI
Mxe mere VISITED.
TAe'r travels extended over a pe-
ned e two months ard Nr. and
~ Sekpsnfeid report most delight
|t1 sxpffesees eVeryw here. al
aszEa tAsy are glad 20 Be home
\ e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-20
Alpha Society al Everett

Alpha society Of the University Of
washington is being entertained TO
day by two ladies Of Everett. Ths
seventeen young women comprising
the society went from Seattle b.
train last night and wili return this
evening They are Misses pudaon.
Gardiner. Brown. Sumner. hinkler.
Lcedsn. WetEsll, Ramona Frye,
winsor, Perry. waid. PFosch. Rob
srteou. Blodgett. Williamson and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-20

= VIII
an exciting scene. Myrtle refused
TO 20 until hidden 20 DO 80 By AIRS.
EisWsi. when Mrs. ChsMsey took
the little ore In her arms Myrtle
scratched and screamed. saying
She - not my msthar. / don {
want 10 live with her"
Mrs. Slogsl. who had bean stand
ing near BY. then fuAhed toward the
mOther and child and attempted %
secure Myrtle. hut fnlisd. Mrs.
Chssseys faeo was bleeding from
the scratches she had received from
The finger nails ~ her child.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-20

He was thsn moved from an upper
20 a lower tier where n closer watch
was kept on him. Murray was found
hanging from n cell bar. He hal
made a rope ~ his sheet. The bed
clothing was removed from this cell,
but Murray was game. and AT 10
O'Clock he was found again hanging
from a bar. lie had made a rope Of
his coat sleeves.
The prisoner was cut down and n
guard placed over him.
ePil kin myself sure--no use watch
In me-" he said.
Murray " 30 years old. He was
sent 70 prison on a fine Of SO and
costs for cruelty 10 animals. lie
has a wife aud two children.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-20
in The TEETH OF A
BITTER SN0WST0RM
People of the Middle West, South and East
Are Shvering--StOrm King DesCends
on Ohio Valley at the Gentle
Speed of Sd Miles
an Hour.

CLEVELAND. o. April 2owhrkcd % miles hour
and howied ohio night
knocking telegraph boadnK lines
trv~t a Of and
This city eatrey
outside communication
Many coming
beneath
OF
The 8 a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-20
In the silence Of War.

DETROIT. Mich. April e0-Eimer
n. Gavett. zeccnd lieutenant u Com
pany e. Thirty ninth volunteer in.
fsntrv. Is dead lie was treated At
Hot Springs for tropical dysentery,
but failed To rally.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-20

'.spoudcnce.l
has led to the enactment Of a state
law and the passage Of city ordin-
ances making II a mlsderneanor for
them ia any way "a attempt 20 ouI-
tlyats the acquaintance Of ths girls
s3Veu young men, members Of tha
Sss. families In the city, were ar
rested yesterday. Five college girls
we're summoned as witnesses. Tho
prisoners were releasea upon their
promise not 10 flirf with the girls
and rot to be seen about Miss Fin
ney's school.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-20
LINCOLN'S DUST.

SPRINGFIELD. Ill. April a0-ft
l. probable that the removal Of the
remains OF Abraham Lincoln frorn
the temporary vault IN which they
have rwpoaei during the racnnstruc-
ton Of the Lincolu monument viii
BE postponed for two or three weeks
Or possibly until = later date. as the
catacnrub r. not yet ready for their
rerepticn- The date. IN any event.
VIII rot - made public. as Il IL de-
strrf 20 avoid a public ceremony.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-20
YOUNG WIFE
THREATENS BANK WITH
SUIT, FOR her HONOR

n JosEPH April the oelals
= eran American bank
@ ne wife o. the cashier who
@ ne hank
NJ - eft because
- tSs deaEea for defamation
- Hcn also demands that the directory
- Naemeat that say responsible Hardns absence
asrtn was heard from that
y ss o Haw
- bank his are al rlgh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-20
Sell Liquor, Pay 5000.

ABERDEEN. April o.-sssmingiy
as a compounds between the exist
ing $500 license and the demand by
son1s that It be inorsassd 20 81. 900.
thu city council has fxsd the retail
liquor sellers license 81 $500 year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-20
Christian Endaavr

Jualor societies Of the Christian
Tndsavor viii meet a. 4 .. m. to-
morrow Afternoon in Plymouth
church. when Mrs. Mtlile Ross Will
preside a series % pleasant sub
jacns viii be discussed and a silver
collection will be taken up 20 assist
Mr.. MakinH in his Christian En-
denvor work az MntaHaki. Japan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-20

q FRANCISCO, April 2o.-Thos.
b - capitalist. and hts wife,
k~sv arrest charged by Mrs. T..
t~< WITH abduction. Mrs.
ir-f <sa and wealthy brother,
hss mare, has been spirited
Il ~ ne Jacques. aecoring 20
s'Sfys Complaint.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-20
NOTICE: THOU SHALT NOT RUBBER.

So Especial Cor
ffuLk. Va. April 1s.-'Thou
70 rubber, nor stretch thy
= esn' hanging from the win
x girls who attend a young
- ssaaol in this city. shows that
~. -sxt 'oinsd crusade against
!. Msn who have been accused
- sale Finnsy, the principal
y. - ssaolk college Young men
~. - perslstentiy flirting with
&'isncing school IA this city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-20
ARBITRATE.

'aeohA- April z9.-Ths building
ussels here viii be submit
70 rsitrxtion. Work on two
structures has been re-
ND.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-20
MONTANA LAWYERS BIG FEE.

BUTTE. Mont. April 20.-Probab-
ly one Of the largest fees for small
service ever allowed I'm the West
was awarded Thomas =. Kinds to-
day by Judge Clancy OF the district
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-20
vallsy.pwsilsrs Peril.

GUAYANDOT-TE. W Va. April 80
After - hours OF rain. snow today
Co the depth OF six inches covers tho
ground. and several feet nra report
cd on the mountain topa
Rivers are swollen and are driving
the people from the valleys - hlgh
ground.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-20

CHICAGO. April 20 business on
the board trade wuH almost At 4
stnndstiil this morning A terrific
storm u wind. snow and aleet, rag
ms In the Eastern states. cut cpus
muuicatiou with tho New York and
London markets 40 quotations
we're received and noua arnt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-20
Yssas Mr.. phennsy

Yesterday = bright baby boy was
~ % hrs. Harry $. phennev.
= Lnsrick rppoftk the mother do
hz Fel Mr.. Penney il with NJ. {.
N1ur & Co. whcie4aie Commission
raNaaais Western Avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-20
BALLARD MILL men SUFFERED
FROM THEFTS BY SMALL BOYS
The Goods Sold to Merchandise Firm and Propretors We're
Arrested for Not Keeping Record OF Goods.

Several small boys viii be arrested,
and J. w. Reese and Daniel Ander-
son. proprietors Of n general mer-
ehandise store in the Maccabee block
at Ballard. were placed under ar
rest last night by Marshal Robert
Hunt. The charge is. not keeping n
record Of secondhand property pur-
chased. as prescribed by a city ord
nance. II appears that Reese and
Anderson recently merged into the
secondhand business and have been
buying brass fittings and copper wire
from small boys. They would then
dispose Of the material 10 a Junk
dealer who has n store on western
avenue. this city. Hunt stopped
the junkman and questioned him AZ
10 where he had procured the brass
fittings In his possession. He IN
hesftatingly replied, at the store in
the Maecabes block Hunt had the
tuuknan accompany him TO the store
and ne then learned that the prop
ertv purchased by the junkman had
me- been Registered
Warrants Issued.
He Informed the Justice Of the
ueaea. and warrants we're Issued Tor
Inc arrest OF Reese and Anderson.
The tunkman turned the brass Mt
flngs and other material he had pur-
chased from the store, over 70 Hunt.
and A was conveyed to the city jail.
The junkmsn had n large brass
bathtub IN his possession which he
had also purchased from Reese and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-20
LAUNCHED!
GLASGOW. april n The British
cup challenger. Shamrock. was sue
osSsfuiiy lasnehsd today.
Body OF Frank Reech.

The body 81 Frank Reenh, who fell
from a Great Northern brtaev near
Wellington TnurHdAy and vas tn
stantiy kiAed. has been shipped 10
Spokane for intarment. No iuousst
wna held
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-20

The Pacific Coast Co.'S stea mship
Walla Walla. Capt. Hall. arrived
from San Francisco at $3.50 last
night with lSi passengers and 1900
tons Of freight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-20
nead-on Collision.

FLORENCE. Cole. April z0s--Fouf
tralHnsn had two passengers we're
severely intgred In a hcad-ou COLTS
ion between an engius and a pas
san9er train. near Russell. on the
Florence q Cripple Creek road
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-20
James Ridpsth Dead.

SPOKANE. Rprii 20.--Jas. Ridpath,
IN uncle 20 John Clarke Ridpath, the
famous historian. is dead here. at the
age o. 50. He was a member Of the
constitutional convention OF MINES
Ota
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Feud Ends In Murder.

LEXINGTON. Ky. April 20.-wm.
Nichols shot and killed Owen Brady,
a well known owner and trainer Of
horses. The killing was provoked
By an old fned.
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wsy oe~n In Florida

MIAMI. Fla. April 90 Many
buildings north % Miami were de-
mollshed and several persons wers
badly iafursd last night BY q heavy
wtndstofrn. At HtsraYne. John rvt.
grn Was KILLED ~ having board
driven thToawh hiH euty
Disasters at sea are anticipated.
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court for acting as receiver OF the
Boston A. Montana Mining Co. for "a
period Of Ave days year ago.
Kinds WAS given 5000 600 for person
al services and sSi 600 as counsel
fees and expenses.