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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-24
Permitted to Excayate

The board Of public works has
granted the petition OF the Pacific
Bridge Company 20 exonvnte along
the cedar river pipe limo 10 test
soil. but refuses 20 allow the oompa-
ny the privilege Of using any OF the
Information gained thereby In any
claim or suit against the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-24

CONFESSION

ST. LOUIS. Sept. l4.-Ed saftlg.
unaer arrest here on a charge 81
'hsft. today told the police tbat he
vas with czolgosz IN Buffalo vbe,
PRESIDENT Mckinley was aao, anA
hs declared that a plot existse -
murder the president and other
promlnsnt men.
ne said the headquarters ~ the
sssssHln band Ia IN Paterson. y. ]
saa mat Emma Goldman assisted In
sne Matching Of the plot ia Burala
" St Louis eaIoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-24
MISUNDERSTANDING G

Some Misunderstanding resulted
from the action Of the board OF pub
lie works I'm the matter OF regulat-
Ing he size Of poles I'm the city.
Franchise Inspector Wheeler was
evidently miHlnformed and took the
meraaFe Ia the Automatic Telephone
Company. that II would have IN dig
ur nll lts poles exceeding 10 inches
diameter.
The board 81 public works this af-
ternaon received a refusal TO comply.
Tho order. In fact. IL only operative
IN the future. No poles VIII have
20 be removed and all IL once more
serene.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-24
GOLDMAN
RELEASED

VhlCAGo. Sept. 2i--Emma Gold
nan. Who was arrested here soon az
- me shooting u President McKin-
~. on suspicion of a completely In
~ esed assassination plot, was
.s'sased from custody This morning.
- evidence against her having been
,oana. She laughed Eneerlngiy when
%d she vas free 10 20.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-24
GREEN LAKE NEWS

The new hall at Green Lake Will
be formally opened this evening by
the Modern Woodmcn OF America
with an entertainment consisting OF
songs and talks on the good Of tho
order. In the social hall a ball Will
be given.
on next Friday evening the Green
lake Maccabeea viii give n social
and dance at DR. Kids hall
The Mutual Mercantile Agency,
with general Offices IN New York and
branch ONCE IN the Pacific block.
which recently suspended. is rour-
Ranizing and hopes to be ready for
business Dot. 1.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-24
Wants Damages From City

The Union Hardware Company
this afternoon filed a claim against
the city for i5764l for damages 10
Its stock. caused by tho breaking OF
water main on the corner OF Oo-
cidental avenue and Yesler way.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-24
GUILTY OF MURDER"
SAYS CzOLGOSz JURY
the JURORS

Following are the names ana
occupations Of the ~ inr-
ora before whom Leon enui.
EusH Il en- trial for the murder
% President William Mckiu-
ley
silas Garnet. farmer.
James stygail. plumber.
wfu tatan. farmer
Frederick LAusF. plumber.
Richard darWood. builder.
Henry waudt. manufacture.
Wait. Everett. blacksmith.
Benz Ralph. hank cashier.
samuel wsitow, farmer.
Andrew smith. produce deaf.
sr.
Joachim Msrtena. contractor.
Robert AGGmS contractors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-24
For Navy Yard SuppIies

Secretary Meikle. Of the chamber
Of commerce. this afternoon received
from the Puget sound navy yard
proposals. for the years supplies for
tho yard. The list Ia contained I'm Is
fun pages Of closely written matter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-24

considering the matter. returned an
answer. saying there vac no law In
existence under which these persona
a. anarchists could be indicted and
formulated q request that status
be enacted to cover the case.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-24

SPOKANE, sept si-.The federal
grand jury. which finished It's sitting
here two days aRo. whs requested 20
lndirt The anarchists AZ Home colo
ny. Pierce county. The jury, after
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-24
OnandI IfIaIFrId

Herman QuaHdt. the concert hall
proprietor who d. charged with em-
pl0ylnR women Ia HIS place whore
liquors are fold. VIII BE- tried for the
offenss before Judge George sept. n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-24

TACOMA SEPT a2.a The latest that the deputy
saooom beach ana
earins FOR Ia
II m steaeoofn
whIeh a an houra de from
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CONCERTS ENDED

-. ~ last o. the seasons band con
n. al Madison park was given BY
q, sseattie Electric Company last
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siandard Gauge Cars

la II /, seattle Electric Company noe,
e. Operation standard Faugs
rs..s. nnrlng on Main street eon
With the Grant street line.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-24
wore Lights for Pioneer SQUARE

\ ,iynssr square 81 10 be brlllIan,,y
slsa The lighting COMMITTEE 80
IT,, ne city "a provide two add
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-24
Prompt Verdict Returned This After
noon Against the Assassin of Pres.
ident Neutrality-suspicious. Hears
but Shows No Emotion
sensational Scenes in the Courtroom at the
Trial Of the Youthful Anarchist Chances
Of Hate Fall Thick Upon the Prisoner,
but He Is Apparently Unmoved
--Today's Proceedings
eDliETiH-ht A:a 6 o'clock this afternoon the cxoi
scsz Jury rssuraed verdict of Guilty of murder IN
the frat degree.

BUFFALO. y. Y sept. .4.-Ths
second day OF the trial OF cEoisosI
fssns the assassin brighter than al
any tine since his arrest. He was
aruaght into court a few minutes be-
fsre 10 o'clock. As soon as the
shaekies wer. removed he sat In his
ssual place. and seemed 10 take an
Interest In the prooesdinsA
Jest before the court was called
Is srssr one Of czolgosz' attorneys
80 a short, whispered consultation
VITA the prisoner. What was said
sas Inaudible. bu, It was significant
nat q vas the first time counsel
had ccndescendsd 20 talk to czolgosx
nucs coming Into the case.
c1slgosz WY not be put on the
Ward unless he asks his counsel to
- %. The prosecution believes M
wants 70 make a statement In court.
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and that he has an haranEu. pre-
pared.
croisusz was restless last night.
and appeared 70 be visited By ,roub-
issorne dreams.
The first witness called was EnEi-
nser Fields He idsniifed. by Ola
gram. the chair into which the pres
ident sank. and the spot where the
people flied to approach. that thsy
Nigh, shake his hand.
The most lnportAn, witness Of the
morning was James ouaekenbush.
who was with President Mckinley
at the time Of the assassination lie
graphically described the shooting
and the struggle with the assassin.
The recital was most dramatic. and
while he was tsstifying a nnurmur
went through the courtroom and
giances OF hatred were cast in the
direction OF the prisoner.
Later. Mr.. Qusckenbush's testi-
mony proved the genuine sensation.
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babbnRan calling pulling government
power OF officials high
archiat participants who afsruard hanged
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See IfleSS
Toilet Soap large cake, ....... So
Ammonia. pint bottle .,,,........Ioc
Gasoline. pint bottle ............i0c
Bsnzine. pint bottle ..............10o
Clycerine, 2-oz. bottle ............Ioo
vaseline, one-pound can .........25c
Castoria ..s............2ao
Beef. Iron and Wine ..........b soc
l4lNitIlAt ssssss.ss....sNoD
Coke Dandrud Cure E. =. =. ..65c
Wright's Sarsaparilla :. =. :. ...75c
Allcock's Porous Plasters. for. $50
Belladonna PlasteTs, for o.. =. ESQ
Fellows Syrup Hypophosphites. N.25
Emulsion Cod Liver oil. with
Hypophosphites .. =. E. =. =. ESQ
Warmers Safe Cure =. =. :. ....N.e5
Iefuna $50
Pierce's Golden Medical Discov-
cry .Nb0
Pierce's Favorite Prescription. $50
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. $50
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The majority is always
right. And the careful peo-
pie who come here repre-
sent the majority. Very best
drugs, unusually low prices.
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PAY ONLY ONE CENT
A COPY-Thafs the Price
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-30
WEARS
| ON SCHLEY'S TEMPER
crows Sarcastic in Answering LemIy- Sue
cess Of LOOP Justified II

When asked why tho fleet did not
50 slower during The bomeardmrnt
OF May 81. he said 4 was technical
matter. that there we're many things
that would have been done better II
someone else had been IN command.
he said the only message he re-
eeiVcd from Sampson In answer "a
his tschiey'0 warning of unusual ac-
tivtgy IN the harbor on July was
an order TO move la closer.
Asked TO give hts reason for the
loop, sehicy stated that as the
uaneavsr was successful he believed
Il was justified. whatever the reason
may have been.
..cmly questioned Schley about his
report % the battle 60 the depart
ment. and Schlcy quickly replied
that he could answer more clearly by
reading his preliminary report.
which records the fact that samp-
sons flagship VAS cot In battle.
f.emiey objected to It's Introduction
and this prrcipitatsd fierce sx-
change Of tcchnicaiitics.
Lemiy won his point and. after a
few minor questions, announced that
he had no more questions 60 ask
The court then asked schley a
number % questions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-30
OBJECT To
FRANCHISE
Ballard Councllmen Again
Turn Down Electric Com
pany's Proposition

A lively session OF Rallard's city
council was held last night. The
hfty-year franchise asked for b,
the Seattle Electric Co. was no,
granted. and the whole matter
stands as unsettled as ever. A com
munication from Manager Diekin-
son. stating the company's views In
regard to the matter. was read hg
ek-superintcndsnt OF Lights and
Water Lord The route propoast
by Mr.. Dickinson. which has en-
countered SO much opposition. Is as
follows The present line viii be
continued W Third avenue TO Polk
street, and the proposed line from
Fremont will enter Ballard AZ c
street, proceed UP c street 10 Rail-
rad avenue. and up Railroad ave-
rue TO Polk street. The terminals.
over half a mile apart, win be con
nected IN about four years"
The bond 81 C. r. Din, tho new
water superintendent. was accepted.
Many minor bills were approved and
also some ordinances regulating tax
lcvics. Provisions were made for a
new pound.
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already Arrnyinx their forces against
one another IN anticipation Of con-
vcntiuns and elections In 1902 on
this occasion the legislature win be
elected which VIII decide the light.
The newest aspirant. at least so
say certain politicians. who claim to
be on the inside. IL Samuel Hill.
son-in-iaw Of President Inn OF the
Great Northern. Mr.. Hili ia prssi-
dent Of the Seattle Gas A Electric
Co. and has within the last three
months announced his intention Of
locating In Seattle. The argument
advanced by those who say AFR. I'm
viii make the race Is that in the u.
$. senate ne could do valuable work
in the interests Of Mr.. Hiirs rail-
way schemes and for Seattle. The
statement that Mr.. Hill wan run Ia
stiil IN the whisper" stage and
politicians are watching carefully
for further Indications on the part OF
that gentlemarF and his friends.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-30

REMINGTON. n. G.. Oct. 90
49, sehlsy resumed the stand
$40 s.s ~ the third day ef his cross
.xsnlml.en.
s,~A no vessel passed In or out
ss.asc or cisnfueges during the
ssxe. bat that one succeeded In
80 through GA the north coast.
ssla that he delayed the recon
.'S.srs Il May 81 because hs had
- eoslins.
49, asked what the purpose 81
=. ,sconnclsanre ~ May 81 was, he
- Il was merely 60 develop the
-. lie had the heaviest guns al
s.,,,l Al the colon. And the New Or
s.ns "a 70 fire AZ the forts, lie had
s.-m instructed b 50 Ia q = range
: ,aoe wards, and not % expose his
AIRS 10 the flre q sherc batteries.
I. haa felt that only the strensest
-sl,stary necessity would induce him
4 rssk sustaining a loss that would
mske the aest interior numerically
i the spangards aad creating the
s,nrrr y ths efheuv coming out and
ss,aekinx ths Americans with results
ssst might have bcsa disastrous.
In his Judgment. 20 develop the
AVIS was suffiessns. The spanish
Mrs couldn't get away. and never
Ella get away.
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0RM
Returning Nomeites Sc
riousIy Shaken Up

PORT TOWNSEND. Oct. so.--Ths
steamer Queen arrived from Nome
today with 10 passengers. or these
100 we're ssowAwAys. The Queen was
,hs last boat TO leave Nome this
scason.
She reports passing through a
fearful storm Monday night. Many
Passengers were thrown from their
hunss. several being severely injur.
ed.
The steamer Valencia has alec ar
rived with 100 passengers. She re-.
ports that 100 destitute people are
left In Nome.
The schooner J. r. Wood was driv-
en- ashore Al Smiths island b. the
storm Monday. she VIII probably
h~ fioatsd by the hight tide tonight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-30
HANDWRITING ON THE WALL FOR
THE INNOCENT AND GUILTY ALIKE
foung Ada Miners Arrives Seattle Good Girl Falls Into Evil
Company Succumbs to TemptaonIh End Was Yesterday

with them. 1t IL said that one in
particular poisoned her young mind
with stories Of wealth and luxury.
and how she could earn enough
money to keep her for life. She had
but to follow out his instructions.
At FIRST the young girl shuddsred
At the very thought of what her male
companion had suggested. She cried
and told him that II would break her
parents hearts. However. ahe con-
tlnued 10 seek pleasure In the com
pany Of the men she had met. and
within a brief time she began 20 re-
alize that she had been ruined.
She Wou q shun Evil
II was at this time that Ada Min
ers determined 70 shun all evil and
for nearly three days the poor girl
wandered about the streets Of Seat
tie. She was hungry. for she had
spent her last cent one afternoon
she met a man with whom she had
been acquainted IN San Fran
cisco. To him she told her story. lie
gave her several dollars Finally
suffering compelled her % appeal 10
one Of the officers of local charit-
able organization for aid. He a.
rected her 70 q physician who would
give her medical aid. Her condition
was serious. for the was 70 be-
come mother. she did not 20 10
physician and little ala she realize
that she was committing suicide.
hr onii r sor
Two days later she was induced 10
enter o resort on Washington street
conducted by a woman known TO IT,
police ~ Lila Young She went to
the house on Wednesday. October
g. She was a corpse two days later.
Upon her arrival at the house 5he
complained Of being sick. A physi-
clan was summoned and the follow
Ing day she WAS removed 10 the
Monod hospital on First avenue. 1t
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-30

CINCINNATI O.. oct. s0,--I, 10
expected that the board Of bishops
win ratity the proposition to cstab-
liah great Methodist college some
where In Oklahoma. This IL the en-
tering wedge IN an EFFORT to bring
together the north ana south wings
Of the church. which have been sep
arated since the war By sectional
differences
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-30
F|SHERMEN'S STRIKE
Salmon Catchers Refuse to Supply Seattle Dealers Unless
Big Increase Is Forthcoming

The strike situation among the To-
cal fishermen remains unchanged.
This morning the only salmon re-
ceived on the water front were a
few brought IN by gill-nettera and n
shipment from Vashon island by the
steamer Clara Brown
There Is not a seine out today this
side OF Everett The men who were
fishing yesterday in ignorance ~ the
strike. Joined the strikers today. The
latter are united and defiant, claim
ing that they VIII not 80 back TO
work until their demands are grant
cd by the dealers The demands of
the fishermen remain the same.
They ask 10 cents apiece for all
salmon delivered. This is an ad b
vance Of cents on cannery prices.
II liz also raise OF cents on the
regular price OF silver salmon. aud
of 10 cents on dog salmon.
The local =. +. and N. cannery
people ignore the claims Of the
fishermen and deny that there is "A
strike. THAT their cannery has been
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-30

shut down almost continually this
week, IN sufficient evidence In itself
that they have been seriously AZ.
fected by Il. As this establishment
engages a large force OF Cinnamon
ana these are necessarily idle during
the strike, % Ia apparent that they
viii have TO soon come to some
terms. It is certainly n losing prop
osition for the company 20 pay
Cinnamon to pack salmon when the
salmon cannot be obtained.
Tacoma Grants Demands
II Is stated that the Tacoma fish
dealers, taking advantage Of the
strike here. have granted the de-
mands Of the fishermen and are Sc
curing all the fish. As the seining
outfits are now working near Ia
coma at dig harbor and Steilacoom,
It Is 10 their advantage " sell their
catch IN that city. water front men
claim that the strike win be OF short
duration.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-30
POLICE AND
Halloween
Protection Asked by Many Who
Fear Youthful Franks

Many requests have come TO police
headquarters from the various parts
OF the city for additional police pro-
lection on tomorrow Hailow' cen
night. The secretaries Of several To-
cal Improvement clubs have asked
police protection for their respective
districts As far ms possible special
officers viii patrol the suburban dts
trlcts and vandalism win be ourbed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-30

detached engine on the Long Island
railroad and smashed.
-Four 81 the passengers, including
Fournier. were badly injured.
Two of the injured. A. q. natehei.
der. OF the New York journal. and
y. II. Fullerton, passenger agent Of
the Long Island railroad. are prob
ably fatally hurt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-30
EXPERT FOURNIER WRECKS
His AUTOMOBILE
In A FATAL SMASH-UP
Stakeholder Of the journal" Seriously Hurt-FIvs 9th.
ers Sadly injured-struek by an Engine

WESTnuRr. 4. l.. Oct. 30, Henry
Fournier. the French chauffeur. who
has recently made some startling
speed records with the automobile.
came 20 grief here today when the
machine he was steering. and which
contained ave passengers beside him
self. was struck at crossing by "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-30

Mems Heavy Fleeced Shirt and
Drawers. a regular s5c line. An-
niversary price, each ...... &C
ladies Fast Black Cotton Hose
our regular CSC quality. Ami
Versary price -. Toe
our MILLINERY DEPART
MENT is one of the great sue
cesses Of this season.
Black Turbans, short back, long
In front. very swell shapes, vel
vet and satin trimmed. Anni-
versary price, $3.50 20 $3.50
a cut OF from $500 TO $500.
CLOAK AND SUIT DEPART
MENT is also attracting many,
owing TO the extremely low price
on desirable garments.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-30

Loyal lodge, I. o. q. r. witch
merits in the New York block. held
very socecnsful meeting last even.
ing. when rs candidates we're initial
cd. A large number Of members
we're present on the occasion. The
election % Officers for the ensuing
term took place. and Mr.. A. W Con-
rad was unanimously elected chief
Tempiar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-30
PRICES THAT ATTRACT

Black peau de Sole silk. the
quality that always brings 81. 80
yard Anniversary price .oSc
Fancy silks for Waists. etc.
worth $3.50 TO N.76 yard; An
niversary price ..........0 Sc
Black Cheviot. b6-in., extra
heavy. our $3.50 yard quality:
anniversary price ....... soc
Rainy Day Materials, 56-in.. tho
5000 grade. In oxford, tans and
browns, no lining required. An
niversary price, yard S1.25
The Corset Department has
doubled during the past year:
the American French model,
from sl.0O to $3.50. for this sale
we have special lot, worth up
to Sl.fb, at ..............9 Sc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-30
ANOTHER
BIENNIAL

CLEVELAND o. oct 50 The six
teenth biennial conference of the In
ternationai Board OF womens' and
Young women's Christian ans0cia
tion began here today.
Delegates are present from ali over
the United states.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-30
JAPANESE FIGHT

NJ. Futile. a japanese cook, and r.
Sooahicht. a barber OF theasame ma
tionality. engaged IN a serious fight
In a basement on Main street, early
this morning. F'ujie had drawn an
gully looking knife when Police or
ficer wilkes arrived and separated
the men. Both were arrested for dis
orderly conduct.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-30
DEFENSE
U. S. Harbors Can Re.
Del Naval Attack

WASHINGTON. d. C.. Oct. ~
ne annual report Of Gen. Gillespie.
sAiss Of engineers. was issued today.
ne report contains. among other
ihinx. river and harbor estimates
Tor the year ending June %. 1893,
axxexating IN round nurnb~rs S-e,-
Ne.ea.
plsreszing coast fortincattons. Gen.
GzIssspss declares that today the Is
ertrelpal harhors Of the United
&1tea have a sufficient number Of
t<avy guns and Fnortars. mounted.
= make an effective defense agalns,
tnaveI attack
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-30
RED PAINT

PLYMOUTH. Wis. oct. so.--Her,
man Doeher. shoemaker. was kiveT
a coat Of red paint yesterday by In,
dlgnant citizens for expressing sym.
patty with CHolgosz.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-30
POSTPONED
The 0ickinson-Po investigation
Again Set Over

The civil service investigation Of
the charges made by Geo. w. Dick
inson against certain members OF
the police department. relative to the
alleged brutal treatment Of his son
and two nephews, viii not be con.
tinued Friday night, as announced.
Jailcr Corning. who Is an important
witness. viii not be able to attend
and the investigation had 70 be post .
poned indefinitely. II may be nm
lshed one week from Friday night
provided Mr.. Corning RECEIVERS health
by that time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-30
FURTHER SOUTH

TUCSON. Aria. oct. ao.--As~vers
storm visited Santa Rosalla. port
south of 0uaymas on the Oulf 81
California. today. completely de-
stroytnE the improvements In the
bay. Several vessels were destroy.
ed aud a number Of lives lost.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-30
SAMUEL HILL
FOR SENATOR
II His Candidacy Becomes
Sure, There VIII Be
HustIlng

A whisper regarding the neat fKh,
Tor the United States ssnatorahlp for
this state IL heard in LEGAL polltiea
AZ the prcaent time there are t~o
announced candidates for the ONCE.
Wilson ana AnkvnY and they are
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-30

Ladies' All Wool Heavy Storm
Skirts with stitched facing In
tan, oxford and brown, worth
$500. Anniversary price S3.aO
Children's Golf Capes in green,
blue and tan, with plaid hood
trimmed with silt braid, worth
S4.oO. Anniversary price 1918
ART DEPARTMENT.
A display OF all the latest now
elites, including Pillows. Picture
Frames in Embroidery, Point
Lace, Battenberg, etc. Classes
are being formed. Expert in
cstruetion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-30
ANNEXATION

LONDON. Oct. 30.--The Times to-
say prints a constantsnopie dispatch
Watch states that the Turkish am
mssst0r al ST. Petersburg has In
fsrnst the porte Of Turkey that the
aansxafion OF Crete BY Greece lie
Imminent and inevitable.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-30

was seen by those in attendance
that an operation was necessary to
save the young Girls life. II was
performed by two Seattle physicians.
The awful truth then came to light.
The girl was found 70 be 10 a dying
condition. and by her own hand.