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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-29

The annual report ~ United States
Quaftermaatsr Ruhieu which be has
juat completed. shows rr,at Increase
over lest year m the business ri bis
office The report gives in uetmi the
expenditures ANA buaiuraa transacted
IN the seattle antre The cRpenauura
zoe the yrur waa 81. d. era In
ersHan over luHt yenf af arer 10000
1hR chief Items ~ expenditure Weres
oHiu. ha1t.a pounds. a. "a cost of
500 n6ta haN sIasT.8s pounds. ne "a
cost ~ t3i3 ius ~. steam cod. ttstt.a
hlrrelH. az e1Hf af s1l1e Wi lumber
6. safzz feet a. cost af fli 1ia.
During the year there were 1iz aais
oilers aud officers carried. end 5sg other
passengers and civilian employees Abs
horses nnd al8 mules Among other
lhinas shipped there. wefs i1lH tons
II hay. 1860 tons or oats. 40 toms "
boauH. q tons - eosn ID tens of straw
a1a toms of coal % Aiaaisa, and bAts
TOMS OF miscellaneous supplies.
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/ * 8 I EDITION
q O'Clock
BARBEE TAKEN
FOR A TRAMP

Detective lee Harboc was last cvon-
ing the recipient az "a severe beating
at tho hands of a brother Ofiletrs Ito
was taken Tor a tramp hy officer
Humca. ant that Is why Ii happened.
fhe cause II al of The trouble was
two dlianldattd hnhas, They came
into town over the Grant street hFldse
ard Thos. Rowan. who 8 on that beat
allows No enc Of shady reputation ln
the district He told thc pair e. Move
np town. They did and met Detective
tiarhee and NtEht clerk Eaason, The
trampa dtd not look Roed a. Detective
Rarbec. and he told them not 70 come
into the city. The hohos Thought
they would come into the town. any
WAY. Mr. nareee proceeded "a use
gorce. and finally the tramps asked 20
be let 81
please mister. let ~ &c" appealed
the tramps.
Vow 0rHcer humes. nephew ~ the
peal 0rahhlHg his clah tightly ne
rushed around carnrr 10 where nars
be. Eassan ana the tramps were hay.
ing their alteration. AZ a glance.
Humes saw that hasbee. who he did
not recognize. WAS the aggrssser. he
dealt couple q sturdy blows en Bar
bee with his club before he recoEniz-
ed the detective. AL bat NJ. nareee
saw the foke.
The tranns are ~ town.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-29
Psrsosai Fight

Il consider the matter IN the iiKht q
a personal tiEht on ua. Before ve
started into business committee Il
lntsrbaY citizens came 20 Us aud de-
maudad - know II 10 were guiuE 20
start a huaeifsr They ssre gruF and
Impollta IN their dsmsaner. and 80
gave them d understand that We could
handle our oven business. Later on
they wanted aa 20 subscribe 90 fund
70 get water for futerbaY. We fefnas I
because - could not ass where u
would benefit vs.. We had already So
cured our water supply ard had no 80
Tor Any more. Since then some u the
people have been our enemies. We ere
here 10 40 the square thing with every
body. cannot see why they should
not make their complaints % 90.
when Mr. McGeaa was asked why
complaints we're not made 60 Mr.
Whitehead. be said '-rha gentleman
did not treat ms very Kindly IN TIE
arst place. and We did not care %
bother any further With him. We arc
an IN favor n anything thet vii hone
~ our community. but We are uaultef-
ably opposed - such obnoxious nuts
anesa as exist now
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The Other SIDE

n l. whitehead. manager far the
company. saiG we have not reeslFea
a single complaint ls seems 60 M.
" there ia - much complaint fhat
soHts q the kickefa sauid c9mn O. ua.
fsr. We nae HaiHhifrin aid IN parting
The metals. We have it undrr such
controt however. that bat little u q
ESCAPES. / Niif admit that ths arst
aHY &c operated. considerable Eas Eot
a@aY. hreauss oar men wnss nnt then
familiar wtth ti4e mode q eansroliinx
H. Now " IL a dinsfaat thlnK. and Ia
fcw 6a3n more ws can enniroi ali ~
H. The people out here have "a en-.
tlrsiy Nruns idea - what ws intend
% 40. They think 80 uiii run = smsit-
sr which We have nos the least tn-
tsutfon - dninK We are strictly n
the business = refining snfd and 81.
var. Wa bandi1 tne metal after Il
has been throuEh the smelter.
we ars now turninE out aboug no
ounces gf fna silver each daY and Ia
ounces II ane gold which se aeiI ta
che rovernmsus. sending it % tbe mint
AZ EAn Francisco. The silver l. -
pure ana gold 91ss pure We shall IN
crease cur business from tinae q time
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IN THE COURTS

Deputy Sheriff Jack Williams has re-
turned from aunugdaie. where be waa
summoned yesterday Afternoon 60
take "a custody al iusauo man. who
wa tsFrerifins the Inhabitants - mat
community. Ths man who VAS com.
piaiaef q az Sunny dale Waa 90 other
than Phillip yoseph euilra. sho arris.
- r. a dsfnenf~a state n mind on tha
tFalia WanA several days aEa. cui-
ifn Was examined FOR insanity two
days $50 and belns ndIndead sane.
$40 released b. tha sheriff.
cullen Gays after he release from
80 county iaii he took small boat
down the Sound. and Vas pai off st
Hannyaale beach.
According % hls siorY. Cullen es-
capped from the Napa eauhiy asylum
iu California. lie says brother a
his committed suicide and ha has q
sister Ia California aa3 lum,
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INHUMANITY

Peter RcdunErr today nwafe Go a
complaint iu Judge GoorEc'a court
charging Jane bue. n huan true name
IL not known. with NiclouHiy assault
iug his Invalid wife, Ar Radliugcr
says that thia lane Doc who ta the
hauas keeper 81 lodging house un
FHst avenue uuuf Pike street
threw his wife. Who d troubled with
heart disease. put nn che street dur
lma hts absence yesterday afternoon
lie also SAYS thHt the landladY throw
a basin of dlfty water into the face
OF Ii. laMHMfNr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-29
LABOR DAY
DANCE AT
GERMANIA
BUILDING Trades Council viii Give
BIG Ball

Tha building Trades Council az pre-
eiauaIy announced. will ri4o e. ball ou
Monday evening a. GermaBia hell
SO EFFORT or expense has been spared
60 make the affair "a shining sufcena
81 unia viii be- furnished BY lnebeu' s
orchestra, aad aunns the eYoulug vocal
rsiecu0ns viii be rendered - taianted
ailFufn Prizes vii be- given Tor the
beet walters Each ticket viii have
8 coupon attached. which will be re-
tanned b. the holder. and 10 add IN
ttguat and novelty 30 the occasion. IN
the course of the evening these cou.
PORES will be- placed IN a hat ana lucky
numbers drawn for prizes.
Tho bali % 80 charge ~ the Labo~
Gay comm tee ~ the council. Aesara.
6. T. Haley. A y. White " a. Joyce.
Geo. Cooley ara D. J. Finney.
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Soetecsive sam Corhett this morning
arrested three boys J. W Fox. wnlis
Brown and Frank Montgomery. aged
.. - and Il respectively. for burglary.
They have confessed 70 breaking iato
tbs frs1it stand Al Atlefic park ons
week axo. Several boxes Of cigars. =
quantity II peanuts. candy and 0thes
articles in The store. were ssolen. sew
eraI times the stand has been broken
fnko. and each time IL b. known 70
have been the work 81 boys. the
three arrested today are supposed 70
be the rineieadera Of tho gang that
did the work
FOX ard Montgomery were allowed
20 30 on their own recognizable. but
Brown. who IL the boY who actually
broke the lock. Is held IA taii.
Ed Fox. aged u years. Is tha
fourth boy burglar arrested by De-
teetiye sam C0rbett today. lie Is one
Of the gang who entered The fruit
afand az the baseball grounds several
days ago.
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ON SHORE
NDSOUND

The ship Norma. from Antwerp.
was towed into the stream early this
morning and about 10 O'Clock tied up
nt the White Star dock 20 unload ce-
rnent for Baifour, Guthrie e. Co. Her
cargo consisted OF 1900 barrels and
Is consigned mostly for Seattle. but
some will 90 70 Tacoma. Capt. Nc
I4aughiin. her skipper, has been with
Eer only a short time.
Capt. Gaines tug Waliowa went
70 Oyster bay today from where she
will take a barge Of coal 10 the navy
.yDrd at Bramerton.
The owners Of the bark Theobald
have decided % use her az n collier
Tor a time. She Will take a cargo
Of coal from this port 20 San Fran
cisco and Ii expected to leave In a
Week
The China Mutual Liner Kalsow,
fapt. Railway. sailed from the Great
Northern docks this afternoon. She
<Des direct TO Oriental ports. In ad-
milton 10 20 900 feet Of lumber she
faksg a large cargo Of 81 900 sacks
|0f wheat, 10000 sacks Of -four and a
|t1fRe amount Of steel tools and ma
'tfinery. The nett steamer Of this
|tauspany 70 load ~ tho Hyaon, due
tn fhfa Uoff AUGUST 90
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Margaret Barry Coming

what promises 70 be the greatest IN.
teliectual treat ~ the year IL Tho forth
coming appearance In this city Of the
celebrated dramatic reader. Margaret
Barry. which viii take plncs at the
Seattle theater next Thursday after
noon. Miss Barry Is mqucsupnahly
the greatest artistic IN this line since
tho late and lnmentsd Mary Scott
siddous. Her program here viii con-
sist Of Edmond Rostnnd's "Cyrano dc
Bergorae." Victor IGuEoa les Miser-
nbles." and Vim. Shakespeare WIN
ter'h Tale and 't<ing John" Miss
Barry has been appearing IN ell tha
large cities Of this country and Europe
and has received the highest praise
from press and public Tor hor artistic
ana mnstorful rendition Of the famous
authors.
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DOES He WANT
TO GO HOME ?

Thns. Steele who claims 70 he a
newspaper man. appeared Ht police
headquarters early thls morninE and
told stery that is pu1aling the pc
iiee Steele saws he Is ferger and a
pegMrer. having committed both of
these crimes IN London. Canada. He
states that he could not lonscr keep
his aoergt and 50 gave himself up.
Prom hls story Steele forSnd mans
name and secured several hundred dol-
lars helaasing 10 the London school
district
In order 60 prceHre the money. he
pefinred himself A dispatch Vas sent
10 Chisf af Police Williams 10 London
resardlng the forgery. The police be-
iieve that Steele - either crasl or else
i0eklnE fer transportation - London.
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TEIN|- Ell III = THNAN-
EIgtta grade Anuie = clifford -
slstanf g eighth xvade. Auna Mont.
xaaasTy aeN@nth ~ Grace tsunx s4Ata,
tfrfTu AYeFsl. alta. Margaret fhnmas
fourth. Maaef a. HuNsfan fauffhs tdNt
IL Jones fhlfd. Cora hawen Second,
Leila j Chilnolm ercond, Neilie huk
land second. Mabel saith seqaad. tsors
IaankeMay first. Ellen Armour nrst.
Mars e. Cask Grsi. MARY smith ffEf,
fesaf5htre Over
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POLICE NOTES.

Andrew Frediand. aged ~ years. died
az the Seattle General hospital last
evening The body IN al houueY a
Stewards
The funeral ~ Mrs. Emily itanaard
wns held from the family residence.
~ Fourteenth avenue. az o'clock thia
afternoon. intsfmeut was H. Lake
FicW cemetery.
Complaints are today coming IN 20
police headquarters about the Gvp-
rlea ia the Denny Fuhrmnn addition
ia the northern part 81 the city. Of
hoefH have been sent cut q inYesti-
safe aud The GYpnlca viii proba bly,
have 60 leave the city.
George Peacock was fined 81 by
Judge George today Tor hRhtiug with
r. =. Russell an employment agent.
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Body Of Ernest Gresch

Py using dynamite. Deputy Coroner
wiitaie recovered the body q Ernest
Gresch from White River late yester-
day afternoon. The body was taken
10 Butterworth'a undertaking pariors.
where It will be held pending tho ar
rival Of the mother from Iowa The
bow resided with his brother In South
Park
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annex - Il. n. Minor SCHOOL,
Fourth grade. Clara ~ Lowell third.
Nellie Gamrion hrst and second. 10
zcghiae ferriue first. Lon A. Chase.
RANDELL SCHOOL
Pfincipai-h. T.. Turner nth and
sixth grades third aud fourth grades.
------=--s- FIRST aud second, Anna G.
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INTERPLAY DEPOT
BURNED TO CR0UN D

The depot building Of the Great
Northern Railroad CO., situated nj IN
tsrhay was burned to tho ground
TUESDAY night shortly after q o'clock,
mourning loss Of about N5OO. II Is
thought that the fire was started by a
spark from a passing engine.
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- - eKInTa. 80.

NEW FALL SKIRTS. 1875.
Drere skirta of Pebble Chevtot
made wifh fi0unee ard "a really
stylish skirt worth 500. Fri
days price. t4as.
81 LAWNS. e..
A lot 81 lawns ia fast calofa.
several patterns 10 choose from.
worth e. per yard. VIII 20 tomor-
THIS lot Is limited. Better come
early.
&c TURKISH TOWELS. 1sc.
Extra heavy large unbleaehed
Turkish Towels. aof AL Of the
same kind. being the last ~ eeg
eral tote, regular price BE. sale
price zbc.
flo0 TABLE DAMAaK. 7ac
40-lneh full bleaehed Table
Damask. worth sL0o q yard, to-
morrow. 7te.
&C. CRASH 3.
Plain white twlilsa Towel Crash
worth g. a yard. Fridays price.
s..
u.25 BLANKETS. s8c.
A line or Blankets. Ia size.
very soft and fency. IN gray. tan
or white. fur CSC Instead 81 sI-Zd.
REMNANTS or WASH GOODS
4 remnant lot - wash goods.
al sorts in the lot VIII be on a
bargain table tomorrow al hail
the regular prices.
8I-3c FOR MEHcEuIZED FoU-
LARD.
Morcerlzed Cotton FoulaTd.
regular iEe quality IN several
patterns. mostly dark. Euifh b9e
for fall wear. VIII be sold tomor-
row 81 Use q yard
&c SCHOOL PLAIDG. &c.
2s-luch al wool School PiafdF.
several shades worth &C. az &c
q yard
si.es GLOVES. eec.
A line 81 szB KID Gloves. a
good value 81 regular price. win
be offered tomorrow az CSC a
pair Only two pairs 20 a Gus
toner.
i0e HAEDKEReHIEFs Sc.
An assorted lot % Hanaker-
chiefs. some plain. others with
initial embroidered. Joe values.
tomorrow &C. each.
VENIsE LACEs.
Two lots Of Vonise Iaees VIII
20 for about haif price while they
last
lot No. I. from one 70 three
inches vide. worth @e a yard. at
lac.
Lot No. 2. from three 20 four
and a hair inches vide. worth tec
and eoe q yard, at sc.
BASEMENT BARGAINS.
These special prices for house
furnishings tomorrow ia the
downstairs store.
ii-inch Wire Bread ToaSters,
io-inch Wire Broliers. worth
Ibc. for lie.
Wire Tea Balls, large size. tic.
Medium size. izc.
Small size. Ice.
Brush. worth &c. for &c.
Silver Frosted Crumb Tray and
is-ineh Feather busters. worth
tse. 60 1sc.
is-lneh Feather Busters. worth
55c. al zee.
water Glasses. regular price.
sc = dozen. a. &c each.
A good Whlsk Broom for Sc.
Bon Marche Gas Mauteis. Sc.
tQc for odd lots OF Jardinieres.
worth sse each.
Alarm Clocks. worth 500. at
&c.
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&c sATINs Soc

21-iuch COiored Sat.ns. & Krsa
many shades - choose fro.
worth Csc q yard. t0morrew. 3
NOTE PAPER ePEClALg.
90 sheets ~ Note Paper and 4.
Envelopes for z9e, packed II
neat box
DESkIsONs SEALING WAY /
Sc
We uIi sell Denulson's Fe4iiss|
Wax. ali shades. at f. per std
tomorrow.
CHILDRENs SCHOOL HOSE
Joe.
Chmdren.a School Hose. heavf|
ribbed. double toe and heel, fes.
uIar price lae, Tor Joe.
WOMENs COTTON HOSE. lie
Women'n Black Cotton Hos.
with white feet. double tee "A
heel. regularly worth zoe. a. Ii
MISSES VESTS. &c.
quite = large lot Of miaaea' ecrs
Vests ln sizes - - and q werss
- nnd . cents each. win -
marked tomorrow. 10 close thea
out a. 7e apiece.
WOMEN s &c VESTS. ise.
Wameu's Fleece Lines Vests
high neck. long sleeves. IN ecra
% gray. worth &c. az isr.
BOYS SUITS. szes.
Boys 2-piece Suits Of FIN.
checked tweed. square cut eo4f
ard well made. q good dollar
watch with each euit free. Price
t1s5.
woMENss s. OxFoRDs. q.
We are closing out a lat o. cd
sizes Ira NomHu's DNforGa. worfh
e q pair. AZ 800.
cHILDREN-E SCHOOL DRESS
-. HALF PRICE
Chfldsen's Dresses q percais
RinRhnm and charnbray. suitable
for school wear on eale tomorrow
81 half price.
CHuLDRENta pI0TfE jackets
At HALF.
our entire lire 81 chlldreas
Pique Jackets wiz - offered "a
morrow At half the regular prices.
There ere plenty q sizes in me
different lots 70 choose from.
BOYS. SWEATERS. 5le.
Boys sc W0oien Sweater. IN
assorted coiors. sale price tomes-
row. Zoe.
MEMS isc sox. 1oo.
Mems striped HaIbriggan sor
worth lie "A pair. tomorrow
price. Zee
MEMS TIES. TWO FOR A
QUARTER.
Men'H Tcck Ties. worth -
each, = good line 20 pick from
VIII be closed out tomorrow a.
i2sc each. or tvo for a quartsr.
s1-se CREToNs. site.
25-inch Cretons In 20 dinerent
patterns. including Oriental &C.
signs. at lie yard instead q
Size.
LINEN TRAY CLOTHS. sc.
A line or Hemsiitehea Isnen
Tray Cloths VIII be offered Pr
day az abc each.
NOTIONS BARGAINS.
Corduroy binding. SIC a yart
Hooks and Eyes with a spring.
: cards for &.
Whnlehones. worth I0e n bunch
Tor &c a bunch.
Dress Shields. worth I0e each.
al &c.
Black Velvet Belts. with cross
front, regular price. $50. for &c.
Cabinet OF Wire Hair Pins.
worth g. Tor 2ssc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-29

Frank NaEi. a Japanese diahwaahs
CT tn the employ af the Nelson lars
heris. frit dead last evening while
carrying "A aeuttle - coni up the
steps leading ta the kitchen of the
restaurant from the cellar. The
death o. supposed "a have occurred
between { and $50 o'clock yesterday
afternoon. Al ttD his body WAS
found at the foot Of the stairs.
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"Ihe ouaen of HaYtl"

"The Queen OF Iiayti" will open a.
the Seattle theater Sunday evening
and will be the Labor day attraction
nt chat house a special matinee being
given Monday afternoon. This pro-
duotiou IL "a musical comedy written
for this company which contains -
mombera. all chosen specially Tor their
talent In singing and the ballet.
The attraction contains many clever
fpeelaltlea. The aulo Of soats begins
tomorrow.
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SUCCESSFUL

IRE Puget sound Dredging CO. Is
tha. successful bidder Tor the construc-
sicn 81 the new West Seattle trestle
ever snckano avenue This afternoon
the county commissioner awarded the
entire contract. Including the bridge
ana approaches. O. the above-namcd
company. Ter gi6eh Work vii be
commenced on the new
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-29
DIRIG0 SAILS

The DirlKo waa delayed IN port laat
night and I'D not sall az scheduled.
Eha takes very heavy cargo couaign-
"a principally for way parts. load
e lumnar wii BE- taken a. Everett
thls mornias. and viii sail north some
time this afternoon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-29
9TH INFANTRY

TIE recruits which vii - sent
north 70 Fort Exbert on the city q
Seattle tonlFAt. arrived en- the North
ewn Pacific this morning They took
VI temporary quarters az the Arllns-
tor dock. There are s. men in the
eumpany and they are going uorth to
join Company = & the Seventh IN
fantry- lieut. Dorsey q the Fourth
regiment 4. 5. cavalry. = N command.
The men we're recruited AZ ths Presi-
cio. san FFanciaca. ara expect TO stay
II ALASKA three years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-29
ReaumonL Woman Bound Over

uasel beaumont allan NIae sloan.
ailua Mrs. Reheeca Reed. and a Nv
others was yesterday bound over 10
the superior court under 500 bonds 20
answer tn the charge az Larceny from
the purauu The woman II accused Of
stealing $50 from ". A, Parish IA "a
box of tho aeumania saloon some
wechs=nnh. She tried hard to prove
AN Hlihi. but failed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-29
Mrs. Richards Drowned

News from Jareau COMES that Mrs.
Frank Richards vas drowned Aug.
a. Dundas hay. The woman Was 90 a
small cAnnery steamer at tbs time and
Was paszin< from the pilot house. When
she fell overheard. Efforts were made
q save her. but sho never came 20 tha
surface Her husband. Frank Rich
ards. ts connected with Tie cannery
al pundaS hay.
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Alexander Mclean. president % the
INTERPLAY Improvement club. and an
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-29
Against Fish Dumping

Health omeer Carroll has taken
decisive ACT on TO prohibit the dump
ing ~ rah - local dealers under the
whnrFN on the water front The
hhf Dor Aunnfer has temporarily stop
ped tha nuisance. bat the police viii
be instructed 10 see that Il ia entire
Iy abolished
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-29
Better Keen on GoIna

A. nrunp aud Charles Parker. two
men with long criminal records were
turned out Of tho city Jail this noon
aud given until o'clock to set cut of
town They were shown up % the
Rntfelmen and Instructions given %
the officers 20 arrest them after feue
o'clock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-29
leigh Hunt Recovering

l.. 8 Hunt. formerly of this city.
who loft here OWNS 90 iil.bvaith. writes
from abroad that he Is eonyaiescius
sud althounh unable O. attend a. bust
Noes bnuira Ter some time 60 come.
hopes 70 entirely recover IA the near
future.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-29
ReMard Ior StoIen Horse

The sheriff soeflce received notice
this morning q the theft % q horse
from Hartey's barn at Walia Walla,
August Il. The horse = 3 haS. lsie
hands high. With the letter ]. brand
Ell on the ieft shoulder. The sam OF
$50 il offered Tor ths apprehension
and conviction % the thief and SO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-29
Revival Meetings

This evening Rev. 5. r. smith, %
Fresno. Cal. VII open the nrst -
= series al revival meetings &C the
Ycung Nsturalists hail iu the old
University grounds Tor Mount Zion
church. AR. smith = a we'll known
worker OF the coinred Baptist church
and has Just completed \ series of
suecesxful egenInEs ID Partlanl.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-29
Must Pay Alimony

Judge Bell has signed an order cit
ing Geo. -. Cave 20 appear "a court
September sth ana show cause Why
he should not pay % Martha NJ
Cave $50 alimonY. 80 attorneys fees
ard costs. according % a former
Judgment or the court.
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Theaters.
WllI.on,. IupenIle MIn.treIs

WIIIson's Juvenile MInstFoIb
Wilson's Juvenile minstrel show will
begin It's engagement at the Grand
opera house on Friday Sept g. aud
run three nights with Saturday mat
inee. The coataming for this pro-
ductiou will be most brilliant. and
special scenery has been painted for IL
by A. q. Bender. a noted scenic artist
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-29

Steamer Cor bstfleships leave Col
mmbia dock daily 8 %. 2 -, 1910 A.
m. lis. 7.fS. $50 3. m aec round
trip, 80