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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-07
SURPRISE
FOR FRYE
He Is Elected President
Pro TempOre OF
the Senate.

WASHINGTON, u. g. Marrh IT,
The senate, tn executive session to
day, confirmed the nominations aent
Ia yesterday hY the president and
ratified the amendment to the grns
eral convention signed b. the ppw
rra at tiilHaeiH. a. "a result ~ the
patent congress when the henata
rose from secret session Allison in
traduced resolution uFuYldins for
the election Of a president pro TEN
pore. and II being agreed TO, h
named Frye, Of Maine, Tor the POSI-
tion. The vote vas unanimous.
frye was not ia the secret and vac
ia rear room. when escorted -
the chair. he VAS vislbiy moved. 10
said that his cup wac full and run
ming over. Expressions of connd-
snce received during the last few
days had made him Fupfemeiy happy
and he Was ovefN hnlmed.
The session all through. contained
a note % pafhhs.
Morgan. who finished his remarks
ou tha Isthmlnu canal legislation,
declared that be had said all he ear
ed 70 SOS, o. ever would say, on the
subject Mat he had spent the beet
years Of hla-lfe IN studying the ausHs
ton. Its nEht was finished, and h
ala not expect 10 live 20 see the time
" hen an IsthmiAn canal would be an
nrfuaftfR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-07
HATON CASE GOES TO
THE JURY THIS P. N.

The last witness introduced by
the state in rebuttal yesterday aft
ernoon furnished damaging testi-
mony against VIM. seaton, whose
trial for murder In the first degree
has occupied the criminal depart
mont OF the superior court for four
days. Mrs. Anna Konlklin, the dt-
yorced wife Of Dan Richards, who
sucoumhed Ia seaton'a assault on
Dec. last. disclosed further facts
regarding the defendants unRovern-
able temper The witness stated
that seaton'a temper had caused the
entire family alarm, ever since he
was n small boy. Mrs. Konklln fur
thcr stated that the question as to
Seatou's aanenesa had never been
mentioned. 10 her knowledge. but
that she had always regarded him as
dangerous and had spoken 10 HE
mother NJ his uuRpvernabie temper.
The defense furnished no rebuttal
testimony, and at $3.50 o'clock yester-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-07
WILL IMPROVE
PIONEER SQUARE

Members Of the chamber % COM
nerce have for a considerable time
thought Of many dlneFeat ways of
beautifyinE Pioneer Square. bus not
until yesterday was this question
brought before the chamber as \
body.
A COMMITTEES composed OF g. y.
Crane. Josiah Collins. Z. r. Blaine.
President Ciise and Secretary Prosrh
was appointed 70 look after the mat
ter
II IL thought that a large and
handsome fountain near the totem
pole would add much beauty to the
prominent spot
A number Of citizens are puhisc-
spirited enough 90 donate the money
and II IN probable that the scheme
will IN q abort time assume a mater
TAI aspect The only question Of
difiieulty that has come up In the
matter OF getting water from The
city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-07
BUILDING PERMITS.

building permits were issued to-
day by the city engineers Office as
follows To John A. Williams, for
a ~ ntory frame cottage In Lake
View add. costing 800 10 Mrs. Nell
lie y. With. for n HISTORY frame
building AZ ITO South Sixteenth av-
cnue. costing t2tQ. 90 Mrs. ~. y.
Decker. alterations at 10 South 9th
avenue. costing tzo0. 10 A y. Smith.
for n 2-Htory frame house and a
brick basement. at last Thirteenth
avenue. costing 81 1ooi 20 Y. II. Ray,
for HISTORY frame house aud
brick basement at f9i Bellevue ave.
~. costing 1913. 20 y. A. BROOKS.
for a i-story frame cottage ~ Ills
stth avenue costing 1900. Co a. 81
rrichard. fgr z-Etory and base
ment frame house ~ iGza Twentieth
avenue. costing 5000. 10 II. 3. Rob
inson. for a i-Htory frame house at
3lI Niaeteenth avenue. costing $3.50
90 Prank Atwood. for a i-stofy
brick stnrehouse ~ rear OF gib Sec
ond avenue. costing fsgs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-07
THE FLOOR
COLLAPSED
Many People Injured at
a Spelling Bee.

SHARON, Pa. March 7.-At a
s~heolhouse IN Kile. Mercer county.
last night, spelling bee was an
progress and the room Was crowded.
About a dozen people were gathered
around the stove, when the floor
collapsed. preeipltatink several into
the cellar, a fBli of about ten feet
The stove fell apart, setting IRE 10
the building.
All made a mad rush for the
single exit. The weaker ones we're
tfampied under foot and others al
most suffncated.
When the excitement had suhald-
I'd the injured were removed 90
nearby houses and physicians all
tended them. Hard work saved the
school house from destruction. None
% the injured are expected 90 die.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-07
AND
ORDER
LEAGUE
VIII Fight to a Finish-At-
torney Beaumont Not Re-
sponsibIe for Error.

A new feature developed today IN
tho fight of the Law and order
league against vice. and certain ius-
tice Il due Attorney beaumont IN re-
gard to the faulty search warrants
which appeared yesterday Ia pre-
ceedtnga IN Judge Georges court
against vs.. n. Howard. 6lf First
avenue. and another cnEe AZ no SEQ
ord avenue. The cases were dis
missed, and as nearly a. could be
found out yesterday. the action WAS
due TO errors in the warrants pre-
pared In Attorney Beaumpnt's Office.
Today Mr.. Beaumont has a defense
which IL plausible and would show
that the eases should not have been
dismissed even were the search var
rants In error.
The search warrants were prepar-
ed on efidavits Of facts secured b.
w. l.. Cohen.
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Will EXP[ND $4,000
FOR IMPROVEMENTS

The Pacific Coast Steamship Co.
VIII shortly expend s2so.0o0 in build
ing two brick warehouses and two
slips at the ocean dock. The found
ations for the warehouses at the
city dock are nearly completed and
in a few days work viii be begun at
the ocean dock. Included. In the
plans win be several eommodious
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-07
POLICE NOTES.

Walter Heaft. arrested yesterday
on e charge - vngrancY by PATROL
men Hubbard and Freshmen. vas Dis
charged today.
!. HIN was sentenced - - days IN
Jail today by Judge George. for the
theft Of an overooat.
Coroner Hpys returned today from
Franklin. v here he went yesterday
20 hold an inquest over the body OF
John Lawrence. who Was KILLED iH
one ~ the rulnee there. The jury.a
verdict MAS accidental death.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-07
ATTACKED
THE KAISER
Iron Thrown at Him In
Hicts a Wound on
One Cheek.

BERLIN. March f.-Kaiser VII
an vas struck hy a piece OF iron
.krown By Dietrich willard. la
h.rsr. As the imperial party vas
s-sxlnx frcFu the lathskciler 20 the
ssl1,fay station. The kaiser suffer
a enly bruised cheek. lie pro
ss~laa on his Journey. The asSaN-
80 VAS arrested and closely aues-
.sssed. but ewing 20 his confusion
~sshlnx vas learned concerning his
nsssiveA
rgRI.iN. March THE kaiser's
xouna received az bremen yekter-
a. d cue and a QusFter inches in
snxsh. The kaiser has neither few
= a. headache. and nc SERIOUS dam
g. s Feared.
+ the re.ehsfag Count Won Ralie-
xrsm said that the wound was
- inronsiderahie one. and he thank
= God for the kaiser.A dellyerauee.
Il the rsrussian chamber OF depu-
NJ President won kraecher said
s-ssnt Won Beelow officially COM
nealeAsra Ia ma the fact that Ills
fnneflal Maiezty the emperor and
~. was wounded At Bremen yes
tsrViay ~ an iron Instrument thrown
erkicatly ~ an unr.pe youth. Al
tkeaxh the wound Is not serious the
sr-oefor must keep his bod for sew
an dags.~ kroechsr then led tire
ksnss IN yasfferouS shouts % ~Hoch
KAISER" The cheering continued
- sane time. the sitting 81 the
k1a<n nefnH suspended.
PHYSICIANS Leutheft RerKmann
snt lxherE issue an official bulletin
n folinwss
me wotnt - on the right cheek
cne Aud pae-haif inches In length.
Il las the character - n confused
wenre There has been rruch bleed
Nd. hut the wound II closed with
han1ered without being 9ewed. His
raies1y pissed a good night"
BREMEN. March 1T IL rumor-
III that weYiana. who wounded the
kssser. has committed suicide In pris-
= ~ taking poison.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-07
Had no Reason 70 Doubt.

Attorney Beaumont had no reason
20 doubt the exactneas OF the looA-
tlon Of the reported violation Of the
law. as sworn to by Mr.. Cowsn. lie
might have sent some one else 10
verify Mr.. CoweD. and then sent a
third person to verify them both, and
10 on Indefinitely. A hypothetical
case was stated AZ follows. "a client
appears before an attorney and.
showing a diaflgured face. ewearA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-07
COULD NOT BE.

Papa" whispered GLADYS Richss-
mudd. while the roHeate hluehes
chased themselves across her face
and beat themselves TO pieces
against her shell-like ears, papa.
the Count De Hasbccn asks me to
marry him."
Daughter. 1 hate 20 refuse" re-
piled old Richasmudd. hut I do not
zoe how our princely fortune can
stand the strain OF bric-a- brao bills
and lawyers fees. Couldn't you
compromise on an automobile and a
ticket to see Sarah Bernhardtg'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-07
FIRST SIDE
ENTRANCE CASE
Louvre Saloons Owner Is Arrested
Under New Ordinance.

Henry Asn1ussen, one o. the pro-
prtefors og The Louvre saloon. at letl
First avenue. was arrested this
morning by Detective Phillips on a
charge 81 violating the side entrance
ordinance. Asu4usssn will Dc given
q hearing In the police court this rift
efnuon. II - the first arrest 70 oc-
cur under the new ordinance.
To-day r,atrUlfnsn and detacstves
are pTeparfng 4 hst ~ AL saloons
that have not complied with the
ordinance. and more arrests are en-
psCsed q, follow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-07
ONLY A PEG!

WASHINGTON. y. g, March L.
The senate does not expect 70 vote
on the resolution prescribed by Nor
gan, proposing the abrogation of the
Clayton Bulwer treaty. II simply
serves horRan's purpose Of a peg on
one Of his long speeches on the
Isthmlan canal subject. To abro-
gate the treaty requires the action
Of both houses.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-07
Almost Cut His Foo, OF.

Arthur Van Ormen. a resident %
Port Townsend. was brought 10 this
city last night and taken 10 the Mon
cd hospital CT First avenue. While
cutting wood, Van Ornen accident
aiif let the axe strike hts right foot
near the Rnkie. almost cutting Il on.
Or. Emil Hories. who attended Van
Orrrssn. says that the injured man
II slowly recovering from the shock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-07
PORTENDS GREAT EVENT
May Be the Temperance OF the Star OF
Bethlehem

NEW YORK. March TT. ~. vii
son. a writer on astronomy, discuss
ing the brilliant new star which vas
discovered IN the constellation u
Fsrseus a fst nights ago. says. Now
when Ne look back We ind that a
new star has been seen in that part
of the sky about every COO years. II
has always marked the greatest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-07

events since the beginning Of our
era. In the nrrt Instance We have
the birth of Christ. Its second aps
psarnnce wAs IN the time Of NOLAN.
med. Ita third wan about tho time
Of the Norman conquest. and ths
fourth time Was about the time
printing with movable type came
about. Also the Reformation and the
discovery Of cur country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-07
HAIR WASH FOR
GEN. KITCHENER

LONDON. March Among the
special supplies recently dispatched
70 ten. Kitchener IN South Africa
Bhs a large quantity Of hair wash.
PREPARED to prevent him from get
ing bald. The South African elm
ste u fatal to hair. which first fades
and thsn falls out. II In easy ~
peg out returned warriors by their
tnin and coioriess locks. Gen. Kit
sDenef IL almost bald. The Duke Of
rex IL completely 20. and the most
accomplished hair specialists have
1ean employed ever since the Duke
OF MARLBOROUGH return. trying ~
eeanteract the depiiatory effects OF
ne climate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-07
That Cuban Trouble.

HAVANA. March T.--Referrlns 60
the stories that a Cuban uprising
against the Americans u brewing,
senior Gonzales Quesada. formerly
Cuban commissioner IN Washington.
declares that II any persons are fo-
menttnE an outbreak they are seek
forever.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-07
She is AN
OREGON GIRL

LIVERPOOL March -. Miss
Fartia knight. who has sued the
Duke o. Aane hester for damages for
hfezch Of promise. rs stated in the
Dispatches yesterday. - an Oregon
xir. having been born IN salem.
Or She r. about - years old.
kFsaetfs. handsome. and talented
Ter srandfafner. Gen. J. y. Miller
vss pioneer u the state. and died
eniF month ago. Her father. Col.
y. n knight. IL a prominent lawyer
q Baker City. Or. Three years az ,
Ms Knight 5csned Fredk. Warde's
cempany AZ Portland. playing lesser
CARA After . Northwest tour she
rent 70 New York.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-07
Beers ARE
ATTACKING

LONDON. March t. Kitchener re-
rorts from Pretoria that Beers ind
sr Delarey are carrying on a aeree
attack On Lehteuburg. In the south
western Transvaai. near Msfeking
Nat Fletcher and Lieut.. Hull have
Been Med. Fighting has been IN
progress for some days Kitchener
sending Endorsements
DURHAM, March THE Mercury
saYs that Commandment Engeibrecht
has surrendered and that Command
sns Prfnxiow and % burshers have
been captured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-07

and modern Offices. which will be
big improvement on the old shack
where Mr.. Mellen has his Offices at
present. The business OF the Pa
cino Coast Steamship company IL
growing steadily and the company
Ia forced to provide better accom-
modations at once TO handle the
traffic.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-07
IT CAUSED A
SENSATION
The Stars oppose Of Hem
rlch's Boulevard Bill.

OLYMPIA. March both houses
apent the morning discussing the ap-
preparation hill The state unlvcr-
sity VIII likely get liberal allow
auce. though there Is feeling that
the appropriations for educational
institutions are growing 10 an alarm
ing extent.
The Stars expose Of Senator Hem
rich's canal hin has created a good
deal 81 comment and that gentle
man Was kept busy to-day explain
ing his position
The house j. far behind with is
work and will hold nlKht sessions
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-07

that John Doe assaulted him and re.
tniun r. lawyer 10 sue for damages.
Ills presentation iH assumed % be
correct, and the ease appears before
court. When the plaintiff takes the
witness stand he states he has made
an error. and John Doe had nothing
20 DO with the assault The attorney
ih not ~ FAULT for bis clients error.
Ia conversation with q Star report
or this morning on the subject ~ the
dismissed complaints In Judge
GEORGES court yesterday afternoon,
Attorney samuel Mulysy had this to
aa.NF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-07
FEARS OF
DISASTER

HALIFAX, march 7.--Feara are
entertained that nishap has be-
fallen the steamer Eumidian from
Liverpool, with stratheona's horse,
which saw service ia South Africa.
The steamer was due Sunday, but
has not yet been sighted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-07
MARRIED,
DIVORCED
Then Cupid Brought Them
Together again.

NEW ALBANY. Ind. March L.
divorced and separated Tor more
man four years. Mrs Louisa r..
'aiFies has remarked her husband.
Hao killed her brother.
Louisa - Koch. a beautiful girl.
: member u one Of Inaihua's prom
laehf families and heiress 20 300 900.
Aafriea William -. Gaines. OF sher-
Man. Tex. several years ago. They
ssesaIted On married life which was
.eEab Two Children were born. "a
~ and a girl. Two years after
'1slf marriage they decided 70 go 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-07
SLAVERY CASES COME Up

confined 20 twenty farmers. Con-
victH were whipped quite frequently
by the overseera I'm the Htockades.
one man In James Fowicr'E stock
AIDE was given 100 lashes and others
we're shot az with revoivers. Fowler
is one OF the best known farmers IN
the state. The jury recommends the
abolition OF the convict contracts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-07

ANDERSON. =. c., March THE
presentmcnt Of the grand jury In
the slavery cases was read 10 n
packed courtroom this afternoon.
Practically all of the allegations
which have caused the investigation
are sustained. but the abuses are
said not 70 be widespread, being
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-07
MUST KEEP
HIS WORD

PARIS. March I'll lzura ManKin.
- esnce 60 John Wllson Durant.
NO Is stated 90 have sent cut
f&l~ report uf his death In a duel az
0uend Ia order 70 deceive The wo-
m<n and thereby break an enxegs-
u<nt. m an interview says: 4 am
ez<rconne BY uuranfa frnachery. lie
Is fhnrD1Nhtv COMPROMISED me.
Ard III fsare~ Atm 70 kaep his word .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-07

The chamber Of commerce has re-
cslvfd a letter from Congressman I.
=. Burton. ~ the house COMMITTEES on
rivers and harharH. accepting the tn
VifRtian ~ the chamber 20 visit Sc
attic A. soon as the date 81 their
coming r. fixed, elaborate prepare
tionH viii be made BY the ehamhs r
commerce Ter their reception. The
members % the chamber are deter
mined that the congressional COM
mlttee shall know everything con-
corning the commercial advantages
Of Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-07
Mas Been Captured.

HELENA. Mont. March james
Macarthur. the ex-c convict accused Of
KILLING capt. notHan on Feb. IS. WAS
captured AZ hasalla. Mont. The
murder is believed 20 have been In
EtiEatsd ~ Dataon's son. who IL IN
I.lfiII4nfInrT f.r llfa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-07
PRIESTS ACT.

MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi. March z.
REV. Francis J. Budzlkowski. a
Catholic priest, killed himself by fir-
ing two bullets into his heart while
lying IA bed AZ the Golden West no.
tel today. lie was discharged re-
Gently from the Duluth diocese.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-07

LONDON. March Late advieea
from Pretoria assert that the talk Of
surrender increases among the
II Is said that the leaders are VIII
ing 70 surrender with their follow
era II granted a pardon and some az
siatanee in rebuilding the fortunes
Of the country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-07
POLICE NOTES.

7. J. Smith. wanted here for the
alleged theft of $50 from A. Lifts.
a roomer 81 the Oregon lodging
house, was arrested last night I'm TIA
coma. Special ofieer Crane has tn.
easel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-07

LONDON. March The Duke Of
Cornwall will viait Vancouver late
IN September or IA the early part OF
October. lie wtli so there from
Quebec. ON his return eastward he
will probably so through the United
states aud sail fog England late In
Oefab~f
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-07

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. March IT,
An early adjournment Of the extra
session 81 the senate Is expected
probably on Saturday.
This morning Cullom and Cockreli
were appointed regents OF the
Smithsonian Institution.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-07
Treasurer In Trouble.

PORTLAND. March &c. ~.
Scott. treasurer OF Trinity Parish. is
under arrest on charge Of embezE-
ling 1890 from the church. He
was formerly auditor. and. later
receiver OF the Oregon Railroad Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-07
Seriously Injured.

cOLFAx, Wash. March Don
aid Rigie and wife. W. G. Fudge, Mrs.
J.. VI. GRADY. guests Of the hotel at
Colfax, was seriously burned by a
lamp explosion last night, and sew =
eraf others injured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-07
a Duel inevits bio.

PARIS. March THE Buffet he
routeds dusi i now inevitable. When
nerouiede heard that Buffet deeiaf=
sd he had not inhuited neroulede, the
latter teirgrurhed BUFFET calling
him a royal liar" and giving him
the choice Of weapons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-07
MARINE NEWS.

The torpedet shoat destroyer Colds
borough In having "A spin around the
bay this afternoon. III everything
works we'll the date for the holding
OF the ofiieiai trial viii DO set late
this afternoon.
The next boats " the Alaska
steamship Company due from skaf-
way will be the nlrigo and the Dol
phin.. The former IL scheduled 10
put in an appearance on the 18th
ana the latter on the 18th.
The Alaska Steamship Company'a
steamer Farallon H. taking freight
az fschwAbaeher'H dock and viii sail
on Saturday for skaEway.
The Geo. 4. starr did not make
her usual trip To Whatcam and An
hcorteh this morning. She broke
some OF her machinery and had To
send her freight by the state OF
Washington.
The former transport Port Albert
IL anchored In the stream loaded
With lumber from Port blnkelcY,
she viii san tomorrow.
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chas. e. Howard Dead.

chas. r.. Howard, aged II, died to-
day at his residence, 2S2bh First
avenue. He was n member of Stew
ems Post No !. q. a. r.. The body
IL at PufferWorfh's.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-07

President s. II. Graves. Gen. Man.
\. &. Hawkins. Trafsic Manager J.
Francis lee and Mr.. j, n. white.
chief clerk ~ the traffic department.
all Of White Pass a Yukon railroad
went 70 Victoria this morning on the
Hsholnn.
AFR. ChaH. stewart, manager Of
nodweii A CO., went 10 Victoria TO-
day On the kehenie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-07
LATE NEWS.

SAN FnANcfsCO. March 7.--see-
rotary Gage has written u. =. At
t0ruey Ganerat GrlRsH. recommend
ing that an Chinese women IN fan
Francis. Who are thought TO be
held IN slavery. bs arrested and
taken before the courts IL teet their
flFht Ia stay In the United States
Collector % the Port stratton has
received a copy Of the letter and re-
fcrred II 90 chinf 80 Inspector Dunn.
who doubts the prscticnhtltiy % the
plan. hut Ia willing 10 AID In any
movement against the Chinese slave
trafHs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-07

VIENNA, March AT Khark-
hon. In Southern Russia, the shaft
Of mine collapsed, burying ~ Of
the miners. 50 far "A dead have been
taken out.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-07

Prank W. coitsrll today nisd a
petition 90 the city council for IL
cense 10 construct sewers and make
connections
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-07

Jas. r, Mcclure. aged -, died 10.
day al his residence, 1905 East Union
street. lie leaves a brother. George
Mcclure.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-07

INDIANAPOLIS Ind. March Il
The aHti-lynehinK bill vas passed
BY the Indiana lower house yestsF-
day afternoon. fl would provide
for the removal OF a sheriff from Of
Zee whenever a prisoner was lynch
ed fIih restoration would depend
upon the governors decision.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-07

COPENHAGEN. March Com
poser GrieG. aged 81. Is seriously I'll
with influenza.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-07

day afternoon, all evidence was in.
Assistant Prosecuting Attorney
Faben made the states opening ar
sument. Mr.. Faben received the
case thoroughly presenting the cir
cumstances OF the killing as brought
out by the evidence, and directed hts
argument upon the apparent anlmus
OF the defendant for his victim, Dan
Richards.
After Mr.. Faben had concluded his
argument, the remainder OF the aft
ernoon was taken MP with the nrgu-
menta on the instructions TO be given
the Jury,