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Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-10-24
THE DEPARTED IAS0NS ARE EUL0CIZED
Honor the Memory of President William Mckinley T. S.
Farvin and Local Members of the Celebrated
Fraternal Order-The Program
Addresses Made
4 4 Il 4 X y & y
y IN MEMORIUM.

The following members of the
!: Ottumwa lodges of Masons have
passed away during the past five
years:
Eli Allen.
Ira Eckroat.
c. w. Smith.
w. II. Yount.
Seth ogg.
Eli Holly.
: w. G. McGIashon.
v. G. Smith.
F. c. Warden
A. B. DevoI.
: Aaron MeIick.
; G. w. Miller.
Paris Caldwell.
VIM. Dempsey
N. M. Ives.
e. McDermot.
J.NC. Cross.
e. N. Hickman.
Jno. Lumsden.
VIM. Wood.
j. r. Shepherd.
+ Dr.. C. G. Lewis.
DR.. B. F. Hyatt.
David Gephart.
w. A. coombs.
r. H. Warden.
Levi Hills.
L. e. Gray.
Dr.. r. S. Gilchrst.
DR.. j. c. Hinsey.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-10-24

makes new and pure
blood to nourish and
strengthen the body,
and is a positive and
safe cure for Scrofula,
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-10-24


some high tower, whence wakeful eyes
had caught the gray of dawn in the
east the answering cry of hope: "The
night is far spent. behold, the day is
at hand"
So around and about the walled city
of mortality the watchers pace mad
wait for morning. One after another
those we have known-our friends and
brothers and those of kindred souls
have stole away into the darkness.
And then, when despair would whis-
per that those, the loved-are lost,
Faith, standing high above the mists
that dim our sight, catches on far-off
hills in the grand orient the dawn Of
infinite mercy and infinite kindness,
and cries aloud that the day is at
hand And then we know that our
friends have passed beyond the chill
ing fogs and clouds of time into the
warmth and sunlight of the presence
of God. The shadows are but of the
night-the glory of the morning is
eternal
We dc do well as Masons that we
| thus remember those who have pass
ed into the silence. 1t is for our last
ing benefit that we shut out for an
hour the clamorous voices of the
world and listen to the sound of weep
i ing. The clock beats out the solemn
moments and each stroke records a
daaih-aliother spirit standing on the
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-10-24
THE OFFSPRING
or HEREDITARY
BLOOD TAEMT.

Scrofula is but modified form Of Blood
Poison and Consumption. The parent
who is tainted by either will see in the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-16
Irrigation From Wells

NORTH YAKIMA. Moudhy-A
report comes from White Bluffe In
this county OF an extensive irriEa-
ton scheme being put in motion at
that place. The plans are being en-
Rineered by G. ~. WarinK. an East
ern capitalist, now residing In seat
tie. A series OF artesian wells are
to be sunk along the Columbia river
to furnish water for lrrlgntiuH a
tract OF COCO acres OF agricultural
land. ~ the wells 10 not prove site
cesafui canal will be taken from
the Columbia and the lands ifriEnt-
ed. deal has been contaminated
By which the promoters. g. n. War
ing. and g. -. Livermore. of Seattle,
secure title 20 5000 acres of North
eFn Pacific lands.
Tho lands are situated about 80
miles from this city, opposite the
white bluffs Of the Columbia. Chas
- McGlothIen, a rich rancher. owns
a large farm on the banks of the
river near the site Of the nrtesian
district and reports that the plans
are 80 be carried out at once. Ar
ranGamcnts nre 20 be made with
some OF the nrteeinn well borera OF
this city 20 make the experiments
for underground water. 1t iH
thought that wells may he had at
q depth Of from 600 70 1000 feet. n
a good now ~ secured nc these
depths several wells viii he sunk
and the water held in reservoirs for
future use.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-16
ONE WAY TO
BEAT THEM
aRInss Recusud Of Playing
With BAD Nlokois.

John Hainea. o0lafed, alleged 70 be
clever euuutsrfuIter was arrested
late yesterday afternoon b Patrol
man Adams. Hainsa was caught IN
the act af pmying counterfeit money
into a niekis aiu the slot machine N
the Willard House saloon. when
scare bed al police headquarters a
number 81 counterfeit niekrln we're
found la hia possessiont
itainra confessed e. pffleur Adams
this morning that hr had been max
inE niekalH and playing them into
machines about the city, lie fvfunt
Cd. however. 20 disclose the hiding
place 81 his plant
For the last week the police have
received numerous complaints from
the pfapuetew ~ saloons below Yes
lev way u the sfkeet that counter
fsit nicketH wnrr found each evening
Ia the slot machines when thex were
opened The authorities began 10
work uu the caee Yesterday morn
ing pWear Adams received tnferua@
ton which led him - suspect flainsa
During ihs early part % the after.
noon Adamb saw Haineu 90 into the
akasit saloon on First avenue south.
iie followed. ana aH he was snterins
che door ~ noticed Haines standing
ln one rufuer piaYiuE n slot ma
chine Rainse made hanfN rKit
through back door
Adams then went 70 tho proprietor
~ the place ana had him open the
machine. Several lead nidhHla we're
found. Later m the afternoon
Adams eaughs Hafnrs az tha VIZ
lart saloon. iuai HH h. WHs drop
pirs a ntk ri into the machine Sc
tisak it aut % ifninsH' hand And diH-
anficHi q the ones be- had found ia
inau. ttAinea Is e ysaFs old aud
ffeaaes welt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-16
AROUND THE STATE

Petitions have hean circulated in
Sew Wheleum. asking the leRlsln .
ture Tor "a local option law.
A new ftoiiander colony has been
formed near North Yakima. aud says
hruah clearing y n prosrrsa.
A now railway line from spokane
Il Republic - planned Win branch
-, Il would be go miles long.
Gov. noHera inaugural ball ~
olympia Ian "a Will bee attended b.
the whole stan IN full uniform.
contfacts have been made for the
sinking Of well near faiouse ~
r. hoped that Ean 81 al viii De
struck
The Everett National bank and
the First National hank. ~ EYerptt.
have perfected consolidation. under
the name u the latter.
The superior court at Colfax has
confirmed nherinH sale " 20 ware.
houses IN Walia Waiia county by ths
case of Gibson a Kerr ~. Hamilton
= Hnurhe.
Thomas Bertrand. nnn ~ James
bertrand a pioneer uf New what
com. was sentenced To three years
Imprisonment fuF assault % xiii his
brother. in-iaWs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-16
TO AMEND
MINING LAW

wAsuINGToS. y. g.. jan. IA
A biil 70 amend the mining laws 81
che United states has been prepaf
% hy Senator Stewart 81 Nevada.
The principal object az the BIN l. "a
relieve the present situation - Mons
aud Ia ether Alaska sold regions A
number - persons Interested On Al
asks Affairs vii b. asked "a - pres
ent when the tsis = discussed in ths
seuAss COMMITTEES Fuoma.
The bill. a. q . drafted now.
would attoilah the posysr uf attorney
except that a single ciain ear b.
staked hy such power u ne intrn
ton % - toinE ~ previously dcrlsF
ga az the once ~ the rrrHaer ~ tbs
district The persun Swing the pow
er ~ attorney naat alnn NE a. acs
cTptamee &c the claim within sia
months after L Il ftaksd.
The hi also provides fhAt on
claims ataksd before oefHhfr ~
each year. tha assessment work must
b. done before TIE end - the yrafs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-16
TO INVESTIGATE THE COST
OF A MUNICIPAL GAS PLANT

has no franchise or rights In the
streets % Seattle.
Ard " hefeas. There ara now pend
Ing two suits. one each IN the state
and federal courts Affecting the fran
chise Of the Seattle Gas n Eiectria
Co; that IL. said suits are 70 deter
mine whether said company has n
franchise or any right % operate IN
the city Of Seattle.
And whereas. II may soon be the
duty u tfts body 90 take under care
fui adTinsment she feaaihillIy 81 the
city'E erecting and operating its own
Eaa works for the supply Of ERa %
the city. and 70 the people 81 Sc-
attic. or. II this shall seem undcsir.
abie. then the granting Of a new
franchise under such restrictions na
shall seem best.
And whereas, It r. advisable that
this body ehail be we'll informed ms
10 the probable cost ~ the erection
and maintenance 81 n suitable gna
plant of modern equipment. nH 20
the value % n franchise. and also as
% what II reasonable price for
gas ne the present time In the city
~ Seattle.
Nov. therefore. be n resolved. That
the city engineer, X. II. Thomson.
be and he hereby - requested and
authorized. 10 prepare careful esti-
mates a. OF the cost OF erecting and
equipping a modern gas plant with
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-16
JUDGE GEORGE ON DUTY.

Judge George was ~ bla post Of
dutF iu tho police court tbis morn
ms sickness prevented him from
assuming hIa new duties Monday,
and Judge Miller acted IN his stead
Tho arlt city case called wac chhH
Johnson, charged with begging ON.
Gers Kelly and Adams made the NJ
rest Judge ae1fgf sentenced John
son t. 40 dnys o. hHfd labor n ths
chain gnnE.
J 0'ponnnii was convicted Of VA
rnneY and sentenced 10 10 days IN
the chain gang.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-16

the latest and most approved ap.
piiancea for the manufacture OF coat
and water gas. either the one or the
other exclusively or the two con-
btned. said plant or plants 20 have an
annual capacity 81 NJ least 800 900,
900 cubic feet.
That the said city engineer be re-
qgested TO collect data touching tho
value Of franchises, and 70 prepare
a careful estimate u the value 81 n
z5-yenF franchise for the supply and
distribution 81 gas In the city uf "a
attic, stating In said estimate the
general terms, conditions and lin
itasions nnoat appropriate to be in
corporated in such franchise.
That the said engineer De request
Cd TO include IN each 81 said sati-
mates the probable price or prices
of gas Hereunder.
That the said engineer DO also re-
queEtrd 70 make an Investigation a.
rs the candle power Of gas furnished
IN this city. ~ we'll aH IN other cities.
and ~ 70 the cost II tho same based
on candle power;
That the said city engineer be re-
quested 70 submit all data 80 col
iacted BY him 20 the city council OF
the city 81 aeattle NJ the earliest
convenient date.
That copy ~ these resolutions
be presented 70 the said city onRin-
eCr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-16

The following IN tho text Of the
resolution introduced into council
last Monday evening By Or. erich
ton. looking to the esta blIshment Of
a municipal gas plant In this city.
Whereas. There IL a widespread
and almost universal demand on the
Part o. the people OF Seattle fer
cheaper gas:
And whereas. The highest officials
OF the Seattle Gas n Electric Co,
the only company furnishing gas In
the city OF seattle. have stated that
the company viii not be able 10 fur
nish gas al a lower rate than 10 Is
now beng sold for. and at the same
time continue Co pay dividends on
Its excessive capitalization.
And whereas. There are diverse
and conflicting statements az 70 the
cost 81 producing gas in Seattle
some 70 the effect that good gas can
be made very economically here, ~
reason of the fact that exceptionally
cheap yes coal II 10 be had In this
city, and some. on the other hand,
% the effect that the cost 81 erect.
ing and maintaining a gas plant in
this city IN excessive owing 70 the
topography Of Seattle:
And whereas. 10 Ia probable that
the said Seattle Gas & Electric CO.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-16

When Re sufrwudsred % etxiiisa.
ton and taw she change Ia the mar
could uut come at once lie could
rot utetamaFphose himself suddenly
into a creation u Convention.
- the changes In bis attire cams
gradually. The Frank James e to-
dAY is TIE rcsult % an esNiution.
And the last change az fha process
u the dofsnE ~ fhs fioueh hAt anc
she donnluE ~ the derby.
lie - the same Frauk James o.
manner. quiet. soft spoken. naRls.
eyed.
James nEurs Is tall straight aihs
fefir. His head r. well shsuefi. his
face is thin and his delicate nose
aquiline. Hts eye ar. gray and ~
cold aud uuswsrvtuH a. the Kieam
% light On a knife. bIafs.
Modern trousers. coat. iiurn
Shoes could rot rob fhis figure Of
tfs dash - long AZ the wtdsspreaf
ina siaarh crowned u. uut tins
efpwn "a gone. aud In its place rests
an insiSniacant. conventional derby
The Fastener Rhe Is wout q
think ~ Frank James a. a blood
thirsty. roaring desperate must
Shnnge the picture Ia his mind.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-16

ST. LOUIS. Jan Is.-lFfank James.
se-haufsIt. has east aslite fhs last
edward trace n his nld llfa
THE article 81 npparrl which James
ciuuT 20 longest after he surrender
"a himself % the state ~ Missouri.
and became a p<aceAhi~ citizen. wac
a wide hrimmel slauch hat
Nov this has been discarded and
JAMES s9seArs on ths plane 81 con
xentinnaiffy with ofhsr men IN the
darkest style 81 dorty tile.
Prank James VAS built Tor =
sl0uch hat. IL ffftesi him. ~ paA %
James slendrr. tishs. graceful aKure
y hat IRE plumsd hat Vas T. the
cavalier II the Chafies I. period. II
gave the touch Of dash which made
rasssrsby turn fer a Second Eianre
81 the man.
lee successor. the tinky derby, has
none II these qualities. ON a man
like James a acts like an sxtin-
guishsT. just a. Rte old slnueh would
act on . man q inniKntfcAnt build
and appearance.
Hut the passing az the Nloreh
marks the end ~ a period IN James
life. II Was tbs Last veatiKs q the
Wild. free. rowing life II adFsnturs
that he led until Is years ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-16

supported span, the detection WAS
10 slight as % be hardly perceptiblo
Early sunday morning the work
train took up supt. J. y H0Rsrn,
Master Mechanic Van Cieve and En-
ginecr Williams. who has had charge
- the construction, and the test be-
Rhn.
First five cars loaded with steel
rails were pushed out on 10 the I'M
supported span and the level show
ed "A detection Of one eighth 81 an
inch.
Next an engine was run out. stop
ping several times 80 the detection
could be read. After crossing sew
eral timea, another engine was coup
led on and then the two engines, rot :
airy and two coaches were run out 70
the center ~ the span, and stopped,
and the levels showed n DETECTION Of
One-half an inch.
The tesfs clearly show that the
bridge In perfectly safe and rigid"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-16
TRIAL TRIP
AGAIN TODAY

The torpedo boat GnidHhatonEh
all make . tilal trip this affsrnaon
This wail ~ the firns run the new
boat has made from seattle mnd her
owners sageei u g Ne a successful
aaa. Mr. Wolf. % the Portland nfu
that built the GaldaborouEa. thinks
that All - the Old digcaltlsa have
been 0vsfNeFuo.
Previous ffips ~ thfs boat have ali
resulted Ia fsllars. Ths engines have
given the most tfe4hir. a new
engineer haa been secured who. MI
Welt thinks. wili handle the engines
Ia such z say thar an accident wili
~ almost impossible
The trip this afteFnoon wiii b.
MADE a. Pert Tow uaaut, several
trips wiii - made around the Sound
until the brat 70 IA god rNnflslan o.
uu8srga the onieiai trial n the GOV
eFumrnI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-16
TWO SHIPS
ARE SEIZED

WARRINGTON. =. q. Jan. is
Minister f.oamis. at Caracas, has
eebled the state department thai ~ .
American ships have beon aclnsd b
tho Venezuelan government aud arr
% be used against the regoluuouiHts
Tho vessels are steamers belonging
70 the orinoeo Steamship ca. a
trading concern operating between
Pert Ru Prince and ortnooo river
points. The head 81 tho concern iH
an American named Alcott The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-16
WEST STREET
TRADE QUIET

fiualuesH vas quiet on Wet street
today Tba Rrernstun received by
af~ameF y as CLEANED up well Yenfer.
day
The market today WAH atthuut
change in prices.
one car - bananas. ono ~ afaHr sa
and one II Yakima Potatoes. arrlr-
ed Oranges aru doing a. y eii as es-
D. ted "a view " the cool weather.
Poultry and eHra arr about the
same. Ranch eggs are coming in
more FREELY and = arop may take
pace before the rud ~ tho WFeK
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-16
sEarrIt's TRAFFIC GRO VS.

T-Hr new ftulshf sollcitsgs % the y
Il. a =. started wafk this morning
lac ~ railroad men have been watch.
InR Tor thnss men TO- several weeks
Ths large amoant % freight that -
nov being cent over tire q. u a ~
~ way - the Spokane gateway.
r. ale the presence u several nnts
men necessary. NJ Daring and
NJ Kelly ate both old railroad tneu
With Large e&pwFienQe.
The increased prumpesiiy q Seattle
l. clearly shawn ~ Ia uaF II which
the local fsIiruad off5nes are tnrfesr.
inE their forces. A neN man he'
recently been added - the ttufiiuE
tor Office. and also - tne fBr~a
Northern.
Mr. y. r. Eilis. az the .. II = n
H. Seattle. f. not satisfied with uniy
a. addition e two men. lie says
that there Il WORK hers 90 hep thrce
o. four more busy,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-16
BURNED AT
TILE STAKE
Negro AssaIinnt crcmatsd
by a Kansas Mob.

LEAvENwoRTH. kan. Jan. Ia
Frvd Alexander, tho negro aasailant
OF AVA Roth. was burned 20 death
yesterday cyeninH on the exact spot
where he IA believed 30 have murder
90 Pearl Forhea. The lyuehinw was
done BY an Immense crowd ~ eiuz
Ecna who battered down the jail
doors and dragged the prisoner cut
of his cell No attempt at conceal :
ntenk MAS made. The crowd yelled
ana eheered hyatericAliy.
Late yesterday afternoon AieVandz
or Was taken from the sta1e pgnlten=
tiary BY sheriff fsvier Everhafsl. v he
save the warden a written Euhrans
tee khak he would protect the prison.
er 10 the fun extent of his powers.
With = strong guard the sheriN, With
his men. started Tor the teu. \
diversion craated 9y The guards. mis-.
led the crowd untll the aheriur car
rlage reached the taii EVERY door
was licked, and sheriff EVerhaTd re-
fused 10 admit anybody.
The mob. after persuasion failed.
broke open the doors with sietge
hammers ANA ehlaela. The tr-Ms
hung wretch vas draEget cat Go The
spot where fsearl Forbes was as
saults4 and murdered. A faliruaa
IRON Naa driven Into the ground.
IL IRIS TIE negro was chained. Cnal
Oh Was poured On him. lie STEADILY
refused % coogcss 90 the FORBES
murder Finally he vas tclt 10
make hgs prayer Tho father % the
Elrl applied the uatch A. the
fnmea ran OVER his body the crowd
yelled exulnntiY. IN ave minutes
the ueEraa struggles Were ended,
bat for several hours msa Kept heap
Ing W wood until the only remains
we're hits ~ chain. hone ard ehArfet
wood. These we're sageFiy aeized D.
the crowd for souvenirs.
Gov. stanley dsnouucas the AFFAIR
hut SAYS h d primarily due g. ths
iack ~ a law f1f capital punish
meut. fIe intends % work Tor the
passaEe % such = law Many mem.
hrrs y the legislature have anupuuz=
IS themselves II favor - Il.
F.xeIte4nent ever the iyHEhing cans
tlnusa. and many Wild famoru are
CurVeat. Some SAY race war "a
imminent Others say the negroes
have organized to commit assaults
on white women.
A vigilance committee q so mt
after yesterdays tynchink. and ar=
GUESSED the adxtsahltty ef nvhins
lAHs AAsAtkeAs n ti%aA Us 50 HA
speakabie crime. The authorities
hsard q the plan and tcck extra pFes
cautions 20 prevent another lynch
Ing. The committee viii again aiH=
cuss I.etehrra case sunday. sheriff
Hvefhargt. who collapsed fast night.
was better this uprnnnE. Re ksfn
be has heard 81 plot % hang hiHa.
TOPEKA. Kan. Jan. 1.-THE
huruiux 81 Alexander at L@avsn.
worth has aroused great Indignation
arnonE the officials here. ooV. Stan
Icy declares the Outrage serves 70
convince him 81 the necessity % en-
fcrcing tfe death sentence ir tire
state There Hre now q murdefsTa
IN tha penilentiary under senteaes
~ death. but carrying out the sea
tence - optional with fhe governor.
and no one has ever siwnnd q war
rRnf. Gov. Stanley APPEARED on the
fioor 81 the senate this morning 90
work for the enactment Of a more
stringent carffaf punishment law.
The legislature this morning con
defnned the ivgehlng and demanded
the punishment 81 the iynchers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-16
PUGET SOUND DEFEnsEs.

The United States army ordnance
department. n continuing lie ship
ment of large guns 60 be used Tot the
sound defcnass. The shipment has
been almost double that ef last year
Tho following guns were sent here
recently FNor tioun's point. iifenets
ton. two eight inch rhee fer VII.
son point Fort Warden, i've bar.
bette carriages ana two ~ Incl
rifles, and With the Rpnurtennnces
from South isthlehgnL Ia. This
pONnfIn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-16
GIG ZEAL ESTATE Deal.

The executors ~ tho estate ~ =.
GraudIn. deceased. yesterday sold
to John Rosene. Maufin Thompson
aud ". q. 0ohns. four lats. I've
forminE the tnutheaet corner - Yes
Ter and Fourth avenue. ard two
forming the snuthwrHi CORNER II \ IS
Ter and Firth, The consideration
raid Waa fdi 600
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-16
Deed Bodies Found.

GAtsEHXTu%, Tex. Jan u mTWn
hunters returned hers last night an I
report dtacgErfinK the cofpsss %
I've victims - the Galveston STORM.
asar Jousa lake. They appear % b.
fur nabrru n one family The moth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-16
Williams and supt.

said Engineer Williams and supt.
Rogers
detection Of one and one half inch
ea and atiii be perfectly secure. but
the fact that thu detection is not
nehriy 30 great. ~ al the better"
The FIRST regular train TO cross the
bridge went over yesterday morn
ing, and tho evening train came over
the trestis last night at f.zb on time
10 the new time card, the former de-
lay OF 4b minutes Mt the switehbnck
being obviated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-16
LICENSES TO WED

The following marriage licenses
were issued today To Henry Brooks
aged AZ, and Elma Cole. 90, both OF
Seattle; 70 Richard Victor Roesier
%. OF ballard, and Bessie May Loo
ker. ~. OF Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-16

afaekh0idrra ere said b. be English
men and Americans With "a British
charter The seizure viii Do 40 once
Investigated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-16
HIGH PRICES
FOR LUMBER

TIE years tuss past Wa remark
able IA some respects. says th@ Pa
clfe LANDER Trade Journal % yes.
teriMy IN ia review % the lumber
trade for the year. Starting otit
with an unusually brisk asuaanf. the
nrsf six months have not been sur
passed IN either the lumber or
shinRis trade. but tho latter portion
~ the year aia not hold lla own with
the aarne period Of 1899. The Rr~af
cot decline fell to the rail trade. ths
cargo demand holding tts own. bat
the totals show handsome Increase
over Izs3. which il gratifying.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-16
THE SWIT(RA(K
BRIDGE TESTED
The Structure on the white
Pass Summit In o. v.

sKAGwAY, Jan. s.--The switch
back bridge on White Pass summit
WAC tested Sunday and more than
sustained the most sanGnine hopes
~ tho builders. With the rotary, two
engines and two coaches on the uns
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-16

The steamer Ai.Kt. n ths paelns
Coast Steamship 60. Capt Niehol.
son. - expected In from sknKvay "
morrow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-16

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