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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-10-04
TO MAKE AT HOME.
Dainty and simple Accessories For
the Tailor Made suit.

At this time of the year the shops are
full of little accessories Of dress which
are useful to frcShcn ones summer
tailor made and TO make it look more
seasonable, With the very short Elton
jackets which have been so much Worn
this summer wide girdles are now be-
ing used both for ornamental reasons
and because they really give additional
warmth. These wide Sirdles are made
of panne or folded ribbon, and, al
though they are very expensive TO buy
ready made, yet any clever girl can get
them up at home with very little eX-
penSe.
Another useful article with the Elton
worn open is a soft blouse front. made
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-10-04

Let us be proud of Florence West.
She is only seventeen, yet in a three
mile swimming race in New York bay
she easily defeated five members of
life saving crew belonging to one Of the
government stations. All of them fin
ished the course, but all were worn out
at its close except the girl, who was as
fresh as when she began.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-10-04
SnnkeE md Nnisea

1t is a curious fact that there are GER
tain kinds Of noises which attract snakes.
The whir of the moving machine is one,
ana in six months as many as 100 cobras
alone have been killed on a grass farm in
India by getting in front Of the advancing
machine.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-10-04
A Pertinent oueation

THE duke" said the European gentle
man, "belongs to one of the most eminent
and influential families of our time"
Indeed responded the American mil
lonaire with interest. "Who is his IA
ther-in-law Y-Washingt Star.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-10-04

W. " i'i-i-i AM i'oNi' and feather
bone, and it fastens under the arms
with a row of invisible hooks In front
there are four ieweled buttons around
which is laced a wide taTeta ribbon,
which is fastened to the waist in two
big loops.
The dainty front is Of white chiffon
over a white tafreta foundation. 1t
buttons down the back. The chiffon is
drapcd artistically into two pufrs, ana
the Y shaped space remaining is filled
in with fitted yoke Of allover lace. At
the waist line there is a draped sash
belt of the same color as the gown.
HELEN CLIFTON.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-10-04

chlld's mother tells him to do thus and
so and he knows from past experience
that she means ii, lie VIII obey without
q murmur. but DO amount Of spasmodic
coercion viii make a child obelieut.
'Wait until your father comes home
is q rLrase frelueutly heara In some
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-10-04

Lady Go village jobber, who for days
has been working" in the house)-Can
YOU tell me when you are likely to have
finished this job?
Jobber-lf you can tell me, mum,
where I'm likely to get another.-Punch.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-10-04

What is meant by our neighbor we can
not doubt. 1t is every one with whom we
are brought into contact, whosoever it be.
whom we have any means of helping
Dean Stanley,
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-10-04

b schools. \
woman who has
10 depend upon
her husband to
establish faui-
~ discipline is
not a fit mother
for her children.
1t is only too ev-
ident that they
have no respect
for her.
D8u'ttl threaten
continually. 1t
does no good.
Punis Inn entS
andthreats alike
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-10-04

Il think shall 20 to Europe"
How the duce can you afford to 60 to
Europe?"
81 can't; but / can afford to think
Brooklyn Life.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-10-04

on a fitted foull
dation. This
5 should he Of
dressy materi
ais an d by
means Of it a
plain tailor
made can be
transformed in
TO quite a cos
tune suitable
:
or calling.
The illuStra-
++o, ,r,.ar.. .
w." - - "
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-10-04
ARRIVE AT FREDERICK

6.9S a. m, except Sunday, from t,iroi,u..,
Pitisburg, Washington Junction a,, a llstl,
sta To- s. Baltimore and Washingfdi,S nay
arrives on this tain. 'idH
6.5o a. m except Sunday, from Mt. Airv srd
way stttions. 10y aAu
s.S5 m, except Sunday from Wtpcbest,-
HagerStown and way stations ''7ii
1918 a. m, except Sunday, from Rol+i,,-.-
York. ana anu NeW
1850 a. M, except Sunday, from Wasl,t,,,...
and way stations ION
ll.N a. m, Sunday only from Wasbi,,.,...
and way stations, Chicago and Whao5},ro, On
Cincinnati and St Louis 4si
l2.2S p. m, Sunday only, from Balti,roro .,,.,
way stations, Philadelphia and New yo ".iu
2.O5 p m, except Sunday, from ~ - M,
and incinnali, NV York, PhiladelrI,ttalS
Washi gton, Hagerstown, Lexineioa's'I'n-'S.
way stations. wa ''uu
$40 p. m, sunday only, from Wa>birs,,,
ana way stations, st, Louis and Ciucin9atT
400 p. m, except sunday, from BaIrl,,,,,,y..o,
ana way stations, Philadelphia and yew
6:i5 p. m, except Sunday, from WASHINGTON
ana way stations, Philadelphia, New YarR
Pittsburg and Chicago. N'
ooV p; m, except sunday, from BaitjIaora
ana way stations, Philadelphia ana New
sos p, m, daily, from Baltimore and wav
stations ""1
63}p m, except Sunday, from Washington
Cumberland, HagerStOwn, BrunsWick and
way stations.
W. T. MULLININ,
Ticket Agent
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-10-04

Ham
Han
SOUTHWARK. News over Yo

sc" stops to take on passengers for Columbia
and points east "h" stops TO let OF passen'
gers from west of Columbia
Additional trains leave Frederick for Bruce
vile 100, 9.45 a. IN and 4.55 p. m weekdays;
returning, leave Brucevile for Frederick SS,
1910 Il. m, and & 80 p. IN.
Trains leave Hanover for Gettysburg al $40
q. m, l2.4 and Az p m. weekdays return,
ing, arrive at Hanover from Gettysburg, 1916
a. m and i.33 p, IN. weekdays.
TRAINS LEAVE YORK FOR THE NORTH.
Pacific and Northern Express daily.l4l a. m.
News Express, daiy.................... ..6i5 a. NJ
Buffalo and Piilsburg EX., daily g.. l0 -Sa. m.
Chicago and st. Louis EXP. daily ....6 10 ~. M
Builalo Il ST. Louis Elk daily. ......l0l2p IN.
Western S. Western EN- daily......l0,i p. m
For time tables and further information ap-
ply to Ticket Agent at the station.
j. B. HUTCHINSON, J.R. WOOD
General Manager. General Pass Agt.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-10-04

Young men generally are fearful wo-
men viii think there is some small vice
of the masculine sex that they are not
up in.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-10-04
BALTIMORE &0Hlo
RAILROAD.
Arrival and Departure Of Train.
Schedule in Effect May 10, 1901
LEAVE FREDERICK

LEAVE FREDERICK.
4.SO a. M, except Sunday for wo-,,
Junciloh ana way stai ions, Wasjt1,iil ~ ION
Baltimore, Philadelphia and Nh Ton,
Du- W ShingtOn ii a IN ~" FORK.
500 a. m, daily, for Washington a..
stations, Philadelphia and New Yor, way
WaShin tor $50 a. m ioIk Due
$40 a m, daily, for Baltimore and w..
tons, Philadelphia, New YORK CG"S Sta-
IA d; and except Sunday for Hoo, hoer-
Due Baltimore $50 a. m. 7s's'oWn.
SO a M, except sunday, for r Ifr,,u
pnnciIal way stations, Philadaj1big and
New York. Due Baltimore 10 D. . , IL" and
go a: m, except Sunday. for Hsrnorr;; ~;
Winchester, Harrisonburg ana FRY,
and Staunt n. ''N Lexington
$40 a. m, except Sunday, for Wash,..
Philadelphia and New York Ha sSn u ston,
ana way stations, incinnati Sjt,S,pNn
lis, Pittsburg and Chicago. Due W1l'.,'llapo-
ton ll:55 a. m Du' ashing-
l.S5 p. m, except Sunday. for Baltip,o,,
way stations, Philadelphia and ny NJ and
Due Baltimore 4;3e D. m. We" FORK.
40 p. m, daily for Washington ana w..
tons, Philadelphia and New YHrl, 'y sta'
berland, Cincinnati and ST. Ionis Sufn.
Sunday for Winchester and .g1cept
Junction. Due Washingto. ~ ~ ~ ourg
$50 p. m, daily, for Baltimore and p IN III,
tons, Philadelphia and New Ynr,'S SLs-
Baltimore 40 p. m. Due
SO p m, except Sunday. for Wasbi
Hagerstown, Winchester and way e., ~ ION On
Pittsburg Wheeling, Chicago pbiiiiuoghlSS
phia and New York Due Washinsttttii,i ge !:
p m. Us 'oh $50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-03
a "varmint" Round Up.

For a long time the mountain lions.
bears and wolves have been raIdlnR
the stock on the big cattle raneh Of
Colin Campbell In Cochiae county.
Aria. says an exchange. Wlta To-
90a cattle on the range. the heavy
ioeaea I'm calves and yearllas b. the
ravagea Of the Wiid animals have cut
town the dividends Of the stock com
ranY which owns the range. char.
les. Mantg 1mfrY. famous all ever
Arizona n hunter. and who vas
chief Il the scouts under General
Crock during the trouble with the
Apaehea. Was engaged to exterrniu-
ats the animals which have been
railliuR the herds. Montgomery en-
gagged n hundred menuf the Ina tribe,
and Saturday held a big roundup
Of the 'varmlnta"
Early IN the morning his Indians
and n ecurr Of boys surrounded
district five miles square I'm the foot.
hills Of the Chiricahua range aud
gradually closed In toward the cen
tor. with 200 dogs In the radeo. As
they reached the center Of the CIR
Gle. entamouuta. black bears. coyotes
and an occasional grizzly bear trie 1
to break through the lines. but were
met by a shower Of bullets. Dozens
Of animals periahed IN the attempt
hut 200 others were finally cnrnersd
In n box canyon. while redskins and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-03
Treatment of Clerks.

What metropolitan department
HtuFea do IL help brighten the iiSea
Of their emplaye
In most of the department stores
there are a hat are called employees
aazaHta iIana To which every empiaYe
haIauHH. whether he chooses tn er mot
one af these viii serve aH an ex-
ample Of tbs reat. though THE one
has been enlarged AMI carried far
thHf than the others. Here IL a con
rise statement ISSUED hy the HHaasia-
tiun % It's members showing is OBJ
Isetas
sHaw We Spend Your Money.
In payment af weekly benefits y
sick or Disabled employs.
In payment IF death claims or
respectable lntermenf 81 deceased
employs
In providing a physician IN con
slant ATTENDANCE
In payment Of all prescriptions
given by this physician.
In providing a local ward with
maids tn attendance far lodlHpaaad
employees.
In providing an arrangement with
the New York hospital far smerssn.
rieH.
In defraying expenses q eouvais
eaEenf or tnaiHpaNsa employees az cur
private Hanlfartau near MalaNiCk.
y. J.. OPEN all the year round.
In providing q fund FROM which
are dispensed tuuumefahle charity
donations 20 unfortunate fnefn bsfr.
aud from which. IN eases If emery
aney. loans are made W haut inter.
est. being PAID back in small weekly
InafhilWeutH
TO create an casts % rest in the
desert % toll Is a work worthy q any
association
In tbs particular association the
membefa. that II 20 say, the employees
81 the store. are divided Into four
sections aIhuHs receiving 8 50 - lees
a wsnk. those receiving g. 81 To s. a
week. tha#a feoasstuK from III In
s. - and those receiving SIC and np=
ward. THE nrHt section rays req
uIar assessment 81 10 cents a month.
the eeeand Pave = eeHta. the third
- cents ard tho fourth 90 cents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-03
PLANS FOR THE
ENTERTAiNM ENT
Oh the River and Harbcr Committee
on the Coming Visit.

Plans for the entertainment % The
congressional committee On rivers
and harhora were discussed Wetneaa
day afternoon BY the chamber ~
commerce. en- motion 81 - l..
Weston. President elise vas author
lied 10 appoint q special committees
on preliminary arrange msuts. lie
named AR Weston. chairman. VIM.
FiTKutt. Grlffith Davies. g. r. Pea
body. j. A. Moore. =. y. hurwsli and
A. +. sawyer.
This committee met Immediately
after the chamber meeting. \
teleRrH N was sent TO +. q. Graves
At Washington. l.. 6. asking him %
20 before the congressional commit
tee and extend "a the members a
cordial invitation 20 visit Seattle mn
the guests ~ the city. II Is expected
that the party viii arrive here July
{. and stay NJ least week.
The committee will held another
meeting shortly to take up the wufk.
Il wIii confer with the hotel mana
gers in regard 20 rates for entertain
Ing the party. As some Of the con-
Eressmen want 10 SO 20 Alaska. the
committee viii consult with the
steamship companies In reference 20
transportation TO juneau and puaH-
lhiy over the White Pass q Yukon
railway. ArfauRa mentH vii have 10
be made later for raising funds for
the entertainment Of the congress
men and their guests.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-03
OHIOANS WILL
HAIL M'kIhLEY

Natives of Ohio residing in King
county have resolved to honor the
president and Mrs. Mckinley on the
occasion Of their visit - Seattle.
Some time ago these buckeyes held
a meeting and appointed a commit
tee To adopt some plan 70 honor the
iiiuHtrfoua visitors. "wednesday the
0hl0aua of Seattle met In the munl=
elpal court room and heard a report
from this committee. The MEM
bsra decided to present the preai-
dent and his wife with a handsome
album containing leo pages Of
views of Seattle and the vicinity.
and the names Of the Ghloans who
give it. with the county from whence
they came. The book viii be bound
in morocco with solid gold side
plates. The corners VIII be faHten=
ed with gold nuggets.
The meeting held Wednesday wns
organized with 9. 5. Gleason rs
president. Homer 81. I'LL secretary.
and Judge e. q. Austin treasurer.
An executive committeee. eomp9a-
ed of Judge Austin. l.. y. sayfea.
Frank J. barnard and e. s. Gleason
will have charge Of the work Of COLI
lecting money to purchase the book
and of all arrangements.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-03

Or. r. II. Coe. Of the state board
Of education. has presented the attn
iaffc association OF the Seattle high
school with n beautiful gold medal
to be competed for In the i mite
run at each annual field day Of the
school. The medal Will be known aH
the Herbert q. Zoe trophy. as Il rs
presented on behalf Of the doctors
son. The winner Of the medal will
be entitled to wear II each year uu-
I'll within one month"; rior To the
next meet. During this time the
medal will be in the hands Of the
manager Of the athletic association.
When II student surrendera the med
nj q gold bar with his name and the
date upon which he Won the trophy
Is left attached % the medal. lie is
also awarded bronze emblem,
which he may keep The first com
petition for this medal Will be held
tomorrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-03
BICYCLE TRACT
ASSOCIATION

Articles Incorporating The North
weHfern Bicycle Track association
were flied taduY. the ineHrpafatora
hsinR II. Uief. E. = clifford aud II
Il Grant.
II is the purpose Of the association
e. build an aiahtzlap board truck aud
grand stand at the corner of loren
avenue aud Howell street. aud there
- conduct series Of bicycle meets.
Work viii be- begun. IL h thought.
within tie next two or three WeHEa.
aud the track vii b. ready for uHe
rs June Il
The location chosen IL easy 81 aes
cess. as the Lake Union and ttnIeera=
tty eHrH pass oiasse by and the PIKE
street and broadway cars within tHo
blocks.
Two new motor cycle pacing ma
chimes have been ordered IN the Lat
and W!ll reach here IN time for the
opening Tho grand stand will b.
huiit 10 accommodate 1000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-03
DR.. C. B. C0WAN
HAS ADVENTURE
Tiree Highwaymen Held HIM Up
on Western Ave.

ThTss hlghwayrnen made a brutal
ssa2lt upon Dr. e. p. Cuwan We'd
Essa4Y night. The hold-up was near
1s earn@< ~ Western avenue and
"a street. about f190 O'Clock. Mr..
EaEaa Vas returning to his resi-
ssnEs a. the corner % Second ave-
ne and Pike street. when he OBJ
Nfxsd three men walking lelsurely
@Na the Ballard car tracks in the
Aa9dle 81 the street. Il occurred to
- ~ ones that they might be
wayFnen and when they APP
gspaehea nearer TO him he stepped
= ne Mds 20 let them pass. With
e. TIE least warning one Of the trio
ssf3enly struck Dr. Cowau a terrific
as~ On the back Of the head. He
~ knocked down and the other
las bounced UPON him. About that
W. two men were seen coming
sasn Wan street and the highway
nsH took 70 their heels They &C.
safsd nothing. Or. coWau Describes
W. u hia aaSaiiants an being short
~ one tall and very heavy set.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-03

In New York He win return TO Sc
attic about june /. and then pro-
eeed directly 70 Nome. when seen
at the Northern by q star reporter
today Clerk Reed said.
Nome i a great camp and the
cleanup this season wiEl BE- the
greatest in its history. The winter
season In Nome VAS very gay There
Were dances and parties galore. and
one and all had a pleasant time. I
brought With me a hlR Ut II Eav=
eminent. as Weii a. private mail to
he r0stea = hen I arrived here. The
regular mail which left Nome before
We did. Is not yet tn he left Nome
Feb y. ard we're delayed II days
BY a severe storm.
The newspapers misauoted me
when I said that za0 persons perish
ID IN one Nome storm. I said that
sa0 persons persisted In the entire
storms Of the season. I hope you
wllI quote me eurreetiy."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-03
STATE ITEMS.

COsMopoIfs. - Rudolph niatler.
It the head Of company reeeutiY
formed. IL drilling for oil near here.
A depth q % feet has been reached.
AID prospects for strike afa said
% be good.
HOQrtAM The Poison Hraa Log
xinx Co. lost a s.. 800 eulash-aam ~
water having undermined Il.
coLvILI.E. = rev. 4. A. Doyle.
pastor II the Celviiie Congregational
church. has accepted q cali to the
supefinteu8enry af a mission al Cape
Prince II Wales. Alaska.
cosMopoiIa. ii. I. sausra has
resiw nsd from tn ofien - paMtmms-
ter - Cpnmapoiis. aud wfth his fam
liz with remove - Oregon there to
engage In mercantile business. lie
Il succeeded as p9atmaHtet b Jn0.
q. Wilson.
C0IvrtsrsT. - Complaint has been
made q the census huruau NJ wash
tnKfun that Cnlvllls'a official snum-
Grafton should e Ire instead 90 80
the accredited population.
rAIHHAvIsS. The Northern IA
cine has secured option On = 90
worth 90 wster front land. and is said
t. be contemplating The building e
extensive aids-ffaek a here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-03
MARKETS..

The big rise In prices on several
articles Of California fruit and vegs-
tables yesterday had M effect on
trade. except in the potato line. old
potatoes going up to IS and 80 per
Ton made some deaieru "A little hack
ward IN buying Fruit. such as
straw berries. cherries and high
grade oranges are slow owing 10
high prices.
The weeks business nH whole
has been satisfactory. although yes
teraaY and today have been only
fair.
Merchants are eWpee ting that eggs
wtli take the same jump that pota-
toeH did yesterday The quota
lions have stood tfTt7 cents for
three weeks. and the moment one
dealer puts them up. the whole
market VIII follow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-03
$4,000
FOR WIDOW
Insurance Co. to Pay Cash
Ter canby's Policy.

VANCOUVER. Nay a.-The report
On the condition 81 the xfeek ed Fifsf
National hank q this city. probably
vii be made public early next week
BY Government Examiner Maxwell
y ha II now acting az temporary re
rstsur and has been filling that peel
ton since the suicide II President
8rown aud Cashier Candy. recently.
Mrs. CANDY has been informed that
n $1,000 life insurance policy carried
- her husband sill be paid In full.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-03
HAIL FOR THE
PHILIPPINES

The following instructions we're
,sfsiyed from Washington. y. 6, BY
Ts1tmaster stewart
'iaee Of Foreign Malls. washington.
u 6, April q. 1901:
- tfnaster, Seattle. wash Sir
- - director general OF posts Of the
r.applne Islands having recon-
l~nae1 that articles for those Is
es may b. dispatched exclusively
ne army transports and mall
r'ss1nsers sailing from San Francisco
- nave 70 request that you viii cause
- 1ftleies addressed for delivery In
~ ~ fnlHppinea 10 Be forwarded in
aslanly 70 San Frauelnco for dis
~Nh ~ means Of steamers sailing
Al mat port. unless specially ad-
1850 to Be forwarded BY anoth-
riease cause due notice Of the
'skmng to be taken at your Office.
a an, very respectfully. your
,llsht servant, A. II. Brooks. Bu-
xs.a4eshdent Of foreign mails.
~ should b. said that persons
eag mail 20 the Philippines VIA
- - ffaneisco rob Seattle Of certain
ssdi business y such mail ia In
~ % 20 ~ regular mail steam
Dai not 20 r. the carriage is in
s''ssa 70 BE- made bg transports.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-03
BEE: R.,

WASHINGTON. Il. 9. May a
The army eHnteCn question viii be
fought all over again in the next
session Of congress. and army officers
here freely predict that the prohtb-
ttorY law will BE- revoked and the
privilege Of selling beer and light
wines At army posts vii be renewed
Many Of the poet commanders
aliege that the number Of court
martIaia has increased on account
Of the fact that the men are no
longer under the control Of their Of
fieeHa in the matter Of drinking.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-03
POLICE NOTES.

Sadie Knowles aud Lou nawlinu.
who We're 8rrtated hy Fattaimun
Hubbard and Freeman on "A charge
OF robbery we're given "A hearing ia
police court yesterday. The evidence
was that they had stolen g. from {.
truuiu. tudEe George hned the Two
women 81. Annie RooneY, not Lit
tie Annie koungYs wae fined s. IN
the police eeurt On charge II
being drunk she Is a familiar tend.
erloin character Angus Mcdonald
died at Providence hospital. The re-
mains arr At Baunuy q stewards.
I he deceased WAS resident OF
an Eastern state. Ills relatives
have been notified
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-03
To BE BURNED ON HIS GRAVE.

When a young man he came into
uuaarHHian 81 one 81 the books u
Robert Insersoii IL became a con
vert to- the ideas Of the great agnes
tie.
one year ago he waa stricken with
nriEhtsH disease Three weeks be
fore his death be sent fer a minis
ter and embraced the Christian
faith. This same clergyman will
flFht the weird bonfire on the dead
mans grave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-03
STARVATION
Fund IL Headed by Minister
ConRer.

NEW YORK. May s.-The Chris
tan HernldsH open subscription list
for the relief Of tha starving resi-
dents II Northern china has been
beaded hy United States Minister
eaueer. who sends 500. Mr.. eonFer
also feleErHphs the Christian Herald
hts full sympathy With the subaerip-
ton movement. which he says Il In
simple answer 70 the demands Of a
common humanity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-03
In THE COURTS.

Judge Gtlfun decides that the Re
Of 81 600 held hy Richard 9aWuu for
his services tn the settlement 81 the
divorce suit Of Crockett YaI Crockett.
WHH not eatuffiduute. an claimed ~
Nj. Crockett Lawyer 0inWam pras
dueed a contract STIMULATING he
should receive half ~ whatever
money was received by Mfa. crock
EFT.
A jury tn the superior court hBa
awarded JaHis cKaFreahi $4,000 for
The less uf hrr husband. "a hose death
was caused ~ an accident in the
LeasY coal mlnea last December Tha
Seattle a Sau Franetsea Halfway s.
Navigation Co. we're the defendants.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-03
FEARFULLY
injured in q Spokane Run
away Accident.

SPOKANE. Nay s.-Both Jaws
broken. nose torn OF, one eye EeuKed
FROM It's Hoeket. skull laid hare.
ThrHv arc the injuries received in a
runaway accident b Mfu John n.
Cray. the wife IF a prominent spu-
Kane contractor Airs. Gray was
driving with a Mrh. Rahh. when the
horse took fright and ran away.
Nra. Gfay.s head struck n Hharu
curling. Mrs Rabbi vas seriously
injured. II is thought not likely that
Airs. Gray can rccugrr.