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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-23

ed as on the lookout.
These barrels aud bales were TAX
On hf an ordinary goods train 20 an
outlying station, aud then rapidly
shifted 20 special train that Waa
20 20 At fun speed e. GecatomuudH.
10 started at 1850 =. IA. on June II.
iteg. Hut they had forgotten e. or
dsf station masters Il keep the line
Dxhted. aud the eualnsmgon had Ia
csssp along in momentary fear 81
an accident, 1'he train WAS late f1f
iAe steamer that was 10 take the
Treasure 90 England The risk of
taking II on board a Iioyd'n steamer.
the ursRsn. had Ia be run ON the
aisbt II July H. itlenel grew gray
lu The two dsys of aaspsnsr prus
sian man.of war we're hanging uboht
near the mouth OF the iFlbe Tbs
Bremen satrod southampton on
lune -. aAa dle not tirht single
Prusslan vessel on the way.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-23

pro.chsd on tie subject o aesepiiux
p-efaHs ssNH strongly opposed 20
the Idea. t1s eventually nueeumbed
% the offer an the ground that his
fsE would lahsfit the title. and that
~ was thsrafars Justified In taking
It.
u - rlmoFed that the late Prof.
Huniay waa offered a kniHhthood by
~ nisasfhne an 0ffer hleh was
-soiifsiY hut firmly declined A simi-
~ affsf wsa pruros@d 10 ais 0isiln-
sAlshsf contemporary. Prot TYn-
Gall ana Naa also declined Without
hesitation.
ID is an open secret that Charles
Dickens might have Rdisd the word
DaTt' q hss name had Be chosen
. a. -.
a fss years BEIGE the dsFiias Of
Verdi. shn ls'ustTiuua composer. tho
ats Kins kumnert sent for tho
maestro ara offered hita a dukeaofn
81 rsggsaitlaa u his ssfvisss q mu-
ste Vera rsfussa the gracious or
FIR Win dfEulfted courtesy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-23
PURCHASE OF CITY RAILWAY
NJ Goldsmith States That He and His Associates Will
ouerate lt-Strong Belief That Seattle Electric
Company Will Finally Absorb Il

the Seattle Electric Co has nothing
whatever n DO with our read" This
statement Vas given out a. authori-
tativc by Mr.. Goldsmith.
ON the other hand. President Furth
~ the seattle Electric Co. e non
committal On Saturday he said
that no did not care 60 So whether
OF not his company bad acquires
the line. This statement Rn-uhir IS
With that Of Mr.. goldsmith. rises lee
90 the idea that the seattle islsot4s
20. Is locking a. the lhs. and that
Il wnl be bpt = suestiea " q
short time before the arastl. Tiles J..
trio Go, will De in control rns prop
erty includes Tho Yesler way cable
line. the Jackson street alaetrts line
and the power houses and other
buildings at ana IN the vicinity 81
L.eschi park.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-23
EORfEITED
HIS SIOO BAIL
ALL. Smith VIII Be Tried lust
the Same

II smith. the man Who DETAINED
=. sane Of The ate President Nc
rl-D.y. ala ret srrear IN court per
r.ally this morning when his case
~ called. and $40 cash bail vas
s,-t..ted. A bench Warraat VAS
50 for his arrest.
wm. Parnaiee. smiths attorney,
sssssr@d Ia court and held that L
- nes necessary for the defendant
= here. Ths attorney alleged
tkzs trial for = breach q the nun
,ssa or,iinances Vas not criminal
s.ssca bat merely a suit for sen
tsses Cfgy Attorney re Rrsilsr holds
a. tbs point was ones brought up.
IL a. that time Judge Jacobs af
L. Superior court ruled that a trial
~ A city onsnse Was a criminal
tzhan. AR. Parnaies objected To
= forfeiture q bail. bur Judge
<-xs ordered It forfeited. This
sassa not end the case, however
srlth viii be brought into court
II given hts JUST sentence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-23
CALIFORNIAN
FROM FRISCO
Bq Steamer Brought Cargo Of
General Merchandise

The steamship Californian. AmefIs
cAu Hawaiian Hoe. capt Lyons, ~
fsVed from BaA Er4nelaeo AZ o'0isoi
tfs~ altsrHgon. Tkls inimsnHt skfu
n the ss-cua - tas AFnsrleaa
aAvAlian itac - stop - 8sat'ie. arr
rred.as@nr wsa a 1assef ship. the
Arrr3ea Rgth " tasss vessels ara
- &c tons Srasa. Two m9fv. the
orna1nt2n and ihs As~~anan are the
uan~ sIaa The AlAssaa. AuHoniHu
and Isaan are ~ II - sons burden.
Tha Caiilsrulsn tssurht small
e Arso Il general ufsrahandiss fuH
tacsl merchants. she stopped to-
cagp At &nnaimo. u g, on her Way
hsra. ana took on 100 tons % eaal
Furthsf fr.tsht viii be 100 barrels
= ana. four ears u Eastern beer and
a large amount q hay and grain. al
loatsd hsr~. The Californian IL ex-
reated % clear sometime wsdhenday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-23
CLOSE ESCAPE
Now Duke OF cunboriand'a
Treasure Mas Saved

The starx OF tbs puks = cumbg
lands fortune has bteh aaf rsiatsd
b. der von iisssG. She duksa
EatAss e-s 80. Y h4a aAFfaN ss
CAL ssesz zs-a IN nls.'s.f bs-A king
: .1Ass.s ~ aaAnl - fas ststs
D.. Szrurss u ~ svsf NV any p,aa-
q. q sAfscy p W. Aougv before Fgls-
- z ~isr~. ~v - thn fke sAaat
,iAAs kag rts % sss wh1 avs
a. as<asf~a gask was Asst Esass
sssss secretary II As % sa-r re
Aua . rsnvwe 1sgi1 afx 90 - III
q. htn eswns m sAa, sortn
sssi y ss-zh, ss.sOs pSsnas :. Eft
bsA s@As nssss. gss'' peua4s In
p-sssfAa shalsrs. -, o. paaAts In
Ilmnsrsg s~szk ssa-s AL iAsees 100
70 MS ~e~sA = anriss. caish.
r-,nah AL ssAU sSvsransns eencs
Ne sO.a crowns sssrs sssse IN "
siins tubs tss bsa1s N - tlss's tas
ffHcvr b at nster Ia bk.e- anf
ne thAisrs n crates last -iih ia.
lis yArsty ia the pasatns vNs -
prevent netlas tetng tssnn AZ to
rsiiwAs - tks fart 81 sHshsFsaIiss
Ths-s Pvus s..a eEsats ~.rs rspsft-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-23
MARINE NEWS

ne steamship Dispatch came into
p9ft yesterday wif6 10 passenFs-z
80 10 tons - freight from San
reafo ~ nsr local ARants. r. a.
- - 4 %. have gore out - business
:. .sssnpprarily, she Il dlsohAFging a.
ne Arlington dock.
me overdue steamer Al-Ki, Capt.
. =. rlads port yesterday aft
sfhoon. Her delay IL due 70 the
efeuitous route which abe took in
. .s 70 call AZ All the canning sta
s.sns. she bad a Load d eight pa
SINGERS and 100 tons 81 freight'
The bark Diamond Head leaves
tonight for Honolulu win tso TONS
q biaek Diamond coal THE steamer
anieo' which arrived Friday from
santa Barbara. vii leave for tina,
port tonight with SIS tons Of BIsek
Diamond. ~ IN =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-23
COM M UNlCATION

Editor seattls Star; On account
% the long years 20 close frisnasatg
between myself ana Rev. y. T.
Fartnvy. Who died so suddenly 4.
this city last week. kindly xsAat No
space for \ few words A. taa IVA
eral ON saturday at The vastinln-
Sisr Presbyterian church apaa. Of
the close parallel In the lsuas 81 cur
lives At the memorial sssvles yes
terday At the hall o. the voinatssr.
OF America | enlarged upon that
thought We we're horn VT ain i've
days 81 each oths-. IN July. sts. en-
listed In the navy in ths - ne rnsnth
- the same year. April. fxkz. dls.
charged In a.. same msnth II tina
same year eansscrafs4 NrA uant ~
preaching ira gosp-l "a re san.
church; bath Became Pfoei@,isnlst
workers. beth cam. West - fAs s4,s
% Seattle. and last zerlas ~. we're
both mustered in a. soieseFs IN IN.
Volunteers Of America IN the s..,,ss
post: he has been Suddenly promo
ted. while I am psiil lsft a suty
here.
The memorial sarvic. yesterday In
ciudsd the &ipslng e a sonr com
posed By Rev. Fsrdnsy on tka nora
lng ~ his death.
The writer spoke at soens length
on the life and death % oar eom.
rade and friend. relating. arnons
other things. that az noon Of the day
81 his death he visited at our home
for an hour. planning that we should
unite and 50 cut IN the gospel work.
little thinking that az O'Clock that
sVening hrs gospel work poald -
forever an.shsd u can trushfaIy
bs said Of him that ne was . legal
patriotic citizen. noble christiaa
gentleman. a successful minister OF
the gospel a true and loving hu.-
band. a kind. induis~nt father. and
Ia faithful friend. Respectfully
yours. y. n. SUTTON.
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tcontinued from page oue1
rs eounfry. ne zasrsd. as n. Vas
fslinx into unconse iousres
sAnnsht did for the best" Lock
sax a. bis hands, he said; Useless.
-zsiess~
Ills burial place was known to
szlr few soldiers. ard they never
hetfayed 10.
Encth's consptrators tEisd 10 XIII
efhsr cftciRis u the government. hat
szed, Herold. Mrs. surratt, Powell
sza George Ats~rest w~rr hanged
Arsid. oL.aughltn and pr. Mud
usrs sent 90 prison for life. but were
gafdaned In iafer years. spangier. =
s<sne shifter IN re thkRter, vas
sszt e p-fsoa for six y-srs. John
sgr-aft escaped from the country.
ast vas captured IN 1877 ana tried.
VI the jury disagreed and he Vas
Fesased
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-23
POLICE NEWS

Thomas Clark wAu nnsd SEQ BY
JsdEs George this morsiur for steel.
ing 40 oveFooAt ftcm = Western svs.
nue. bg 81
Ioha WALES was sasa SO and oaats
Cor disoraesiy eonsact By Judge
George th1 morning Wales IL 81.
lsrad 60 have been associated With
ths astor- 0as psari BOYD IN North
seattle.
Frank Day waa latisd By pstsc-
Ives pysnss alsi 'rsnnsnt last even
iar ~ a rantclous character.
JoAn LavfeaoA. Q local lottery
,ssns ne axwestsa by pgt~ostvs
Pfrnips this sftstuon. He was
cAAsrsa vsrh s>sans lstsary tlckefs
AM - released on SO bail.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-23
OREGON ALL RIGHT
ldarlne Men Say There Is No Cause
Tor Alarm

Tssrs II no cause for thinking that
the steamship oregon has suffered
clssstaf bcoauae II her being over
due. shb g. only e days out from
tsia porl. ard u II not az all uns
lrlzi Coz NoSss steamers AZ this sea.
frn Of the year 70 require month
Cor tsa veyAae The areEuu'a dela.
IL 10 DOUBT oeoaslonea BY rough
weather on Gowe. nfakiug - dimeuit
fer hsf % sap her cargo A vessel
"a ret really 3yufdua aatii she has
reea reported a. leaving on her re-
turn trip ~ no Nome boat has
reported the oregon aa having left
on her trir 60 Seattle. there is no
cauae for Ais rn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-23
The Circus Next Monday

TIE Great Par-Anerican shows.
Ronaa HippodroEne. Monster Mu-
ssn. Ocean Aquarium and Con-
CESS q Living Phenomena. viii *
ka.s In Seattle at the Athletic
grounds on Sept. %.
0ne % the most notable features
I'll b 4 woman riding a wild steer.
sassaaek. without bride. lire or hal
tsr This is new kind Of new wo-
mar. whose performances ought 10 be
swfh sealn=.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-23

=. ,ss sale cf the Seattle city
.. s'sss cos property last satur-
kse" ,s,re has been morc or les
-, .,,,n a. 70 Uho is the fesi
sisS.. I, me line. Many people are
sN 49, - mink thai It Is nov oNa n
~, =, ne seattle Electric So. The
9 !. hssed on the coincidence
-" ~. E',rhes aud Mr. SrEdles,
- .~sers q the seattle Eleettie
y ,.,.-o Ros,ou arrived In the city
>. a s,w hours before the sale took
~. =. orspsr,y was bought by Geo.
90 fer J. 5. Goldsmith. the
80 "a being stes.elo.
- ,e,sswith thls raornlEg denied
a,.,,,,y ths rumer that the Sc
~. reuic CO. was In control.
- -. "a will be operated BY my
. associates entirely. SO far
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-23
STOLE To
PURCHASE
The DRUG
Female Morphine Fiend Arresies
for Petit Larceny

MasSie RaEertns. a slave q ta~
terrible uaospAlns habit. wHs arrest
&C ~ os5c~r Cameron last cvsusns
ivr peut iAroeny.
IA AsF wi.t cFAs laK for n, dra-x
are sutarsd ths reaFn - j N Ne
Danx9 - Ftfth avenue and rass.t
va A4d ~ssls u eeHts After ianx
6 a. the onicsr foksd hsr behind az
81 trunk IN . nsaFay fcem.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-23
Burglars Enter Another Reside. G

Holm Anderson. who lives Al So,
Third avsnue. reported 70 tho police
today that burglars had entered his
Auu.n last night Detective Gorbctt
luvoalig1t and found that the rrH-
idencs had been entered by means
80 skeleton key. ANA quantity OF
clothing was stolen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-23
M Water on First Mil Tomorrow

superintendent YounEu ~ the wa
Ter department gave e out this ar
4 ruoon that the watar viii Be cut
OF from eunsuHasra on the fitrs hiii
all ~ tomorrow msruinE. This 10
made necessary owing 70 repairs on
mains that axs being made In that
district.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-23
SKIPPED OUT
WITH $4,000
tdwsrd Daniels AIterword Caught
by American officers

Lstc Dawson advtrsH brought
down on tne steamer RumbolAt tell
~ thpoo dcfalcaton b. EdNara
naSiols. an agent tor partsnh q ea..
The oRsson meat dealers. 10 pack
"a The meney n a g-ip and skipped
for the Aunaeisaa giss Tia CAM
na!Aa pSlitp Wtrs unapla . caJ-
ta,o Alm. and ne vhu not captured
49, Nssa "A eAagGs Is American
tGaSfs, fae criminal gave ao req
senJ .st as asAsAA,
as enp.1gsIa A4e asssae ths best
tu0wA a'S& r.saBat peWaoa mer-
shsuts gbss wRae thele gpuay b.
hesipa-s curing he ar.t klondiNs
90 ,tlsm..t
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-23
POLICE NOTES.

?. J. G. Burns. who lives In A ladg-
ing house on Upper First SEE.
Vas arrested By Officer Benedls, 80.
morning for beating his VIE a
Charge Of assault and baf,sry al,
Be- piaced against him. IN
chsS. Smith and Herman suaua,
.Ho Well-known tenderloin saIaa,
men, we're mixed up IA another aatte
encounter early Sunday morning
me- we're arrested ana released on
- bali each. Several times befsrs
saess men. who own ADJOINING
PAGES. have caused trouble
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-23

rast 10 months. and frem Seattle will
iesve to attend the oregon and cal
uerata conferences.
lie uneSs yesterday upen Lessons
from the aninatian OF william
Aekinlvy lie ttaeod Mckinley =
career through It's steps from soda -
10 president and suggested several
remedies 20 90 away with anarchy
ln thia country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-23
TO MAKE TESTS
10 Settle Liquidation Over Cedar
River Water System

Today tbs pGoihc Bridge Company
aisd a petition with thu board OF
public works. asking psrm.sslSa 10
zig tests" along the Cedar river
plre line % ascertain the elsss.aca-
tlpa o. ~. strata aioas that route.
gAs Fso.ao asidzs Company laid
the Oefar river pipo Inc Tor the city,
and a dispute as 20 the amount due
that company f'om the city IL now
In lit!ra aou. Under the contra q.
the bIlase comseny was to rseslve
csrtNin suss for eachvatiug on fhe
30 snS ~ price varying vita the
oss.pesssnu Of toe sszth rsrnoyed
Ths AsosEe csmsssy vaAzrs NAss tho
city snslases uadarrnted the anount
u woyk done and proposes 10 be m,
rs0d4nos. - psow this tn court II
IL evident from tho petltion nled to
zay hat the cOmpAay intends 70 Ca
boy oKpnrfs 20 examine ne 900
the entire length 81 the line au4
classify the s@Fth v'hfsh ens ,xca.
Gated ~ aying ne ~ mites Of pipe
\ bgfd IN the sius ~ ti0.0 nas
'sar sIeulaaed 80 indemnity tho city
against any toas or da~@ze IN PER.
Iornrtug tals wuts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-23
Spoke on Mckinley

Rev Thas. y. Neeiy. secretary of
tho Sunday and Tract society
o. New York. an editor Of the publ
cations issued BY the society. preach
81 yesterday morning at the First
VI. p. church. Or. Nselr2 has been
ln Attendance 81 tho conference ~
the church held In Olympia. Re has
been on the Pacific coast for the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-23
TROOPS

MADIsoA WILLIE ~. Sept -
Tue sovunef bas bssa ssssd 10 aend
~ucps hers On aeoagnt 81 ths IRE
ausnt aFmsd nttac ss beius maze ~
uinart IN ths s.tnsoks nlnss 5tF.h-
srs attacked the place this morning.
Hrns several EunarsS shoss IN the
rninurr quarters. Nsssiy We. kufs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-23
WOMEN IN
CONCERT HALLS

late IA the afternoon a warrant
issued from Justice eseorgsa court
charging Herman cnsnat vsth lie.
EsllN snployina fpsusiss Ia the hsi-
vedsss concert hal . tAins witch
10 70 be vigorously prosecuted ss4s-
aftaa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-23
arlhu, testnsy's Dssth

Artaur tbs = ss~f "a ron Or AZ
q a0ssfns~. siad - ar,iay mefas
tas, aac sir seiY Nas enssv.d e.
tAe caiass. shvgmaa folss o.. W
satsaiex parlogs nnd sfnbhl0e
las ttha~al vac hsis thts Aftora3ea
,saea tae lNS rsssasass. ~ Driver
stftat E4~msat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-23
ARRESTED

CHICAGO. Sept. 2g.--Niae anaroh.
Hta were arrested hors last night u
was suspected that they we're I'm
1 iicaIee IN Tue plot Tor the assassin
alton - President Mckinley. How
ever they vsrs DISCHARGED thls
hitrrinR.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-23
Bishop Tikhon Here

Bishop Tikhon Of the Grasco- Rus
fAr Orthodox church. was In Sea-
z yesterday and preached AZ The
tfaeco-Russlen church or Lake
~ avenue he left last night fer
asks. He has Just returned from =
g q Inspection through northwest
unada. where he consecratsd SET
"a churches. or behalf % the
tazrch here Bishop 1flhon gave Rsv.
T Y. Alexandr0f. the resident pas
y, six weeks vacation. whlch the
after will sDsad in California.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-23
LAST EDITION.
u n'ciock.
S(;HI EY

WARRINGTON. sspf. "a whsn
The sahisy court u inquiry resumed
mis- Iaorning ths fuags advocate az
,srsa IN evidences ieSs 81 AL sss-sls
eue&Tsa in Ne b@tfi- ~ Ss-,isss
ihai wsrs ~ ssfa8ssn'a asst. -sth
n exesrfiaa % the sArsnp Nv
YORK. After A.susson as 10 the
exact portions % NE iog. 20 ss At.
fsrsA. u ~as d-rssss - ~iora o~!y
thoee portions approved q D.
schigy's cJnrs.i.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-23
Commemorative of Alfred lsc Great

fas ano-thossNndsA aansvsrsasv .
,Aa sestn of King Alfred ,Ae 0gsas
q snslsnd We observed hy a upaas
- service "A Trinity Parish chur1h
- svealng, Bev. IT. ". lovsA
fse'or q tas ekeso-A apo&s uyaa ,hs
'eNl at w nov ezrus fasnsns nun
NSa esr fsehsns lat esgst Us NJ
rvfs a ahart resume q IAs l,ts -
iSAaf Alsgsd. ~ tha uelaAlI.uns T.
a.As4&ad a. Tie time he Rvoa. AHi
Nj srtet vsr. Ia bsns.f az biz pa
RE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-23
Alleged TO Be insane

J. J. TompkinG q KIkiAne. vAs
taken htO custody by nstsotlvs
made a complaint that the man II
iusaas Hs vas TAKEN 70 Ia. county
jail. where he will Re eSansssd 80 10
his a. nifty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-23
LICENSED TO WE'D.

Thos. IaulsAa. aged =. san Marie
egiEisy. e. roth q seattle. nenl y
Wsieh. aEed 81 - PORTLAND. or. ard
Cora y. Tnnanpsoa. ~. q Muitun-
nah. Or. Arusr1Eo CesssnduFt aNsa
O.. and pnss MHrtno. u. both 81
Black Diamond Adeibsrt Fleming
aged - ard Ieunis Anasfasa. "a
both % Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-23
AMES

CHksIsTtASIA. Sept a -EHt9s d.
stroyec a lsrgs asstsou "a Rxssn
sst nEht- Two hrsuIcn we're klll~l
re l,a Is estimated at thres mill
Ear.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-23
Engineer Arthur Expected

+. Is Arthur. head of the later
national BFuthefha Of Locomotive
hnEinsora. uaa expected u arrive In
Seattle At = o'clock this afternoon.
The members - the local ersahiza.
ron are preparing 20 give him a re-
oeptiou this evening
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-23
Yom klppur Today

The fat 81 YQm Kipsag. one. Of
~ most sasres sns Important IA ne
Jaaiss SAarch. IL being eelebrasrd
today. Services ~srs CONDUCTED this
morning IA Tho Temple re fffss-h by
Rabbi Jsssph. and his svsalnz la-
- services will be hel6.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-23
Admitted 10 Citizenship

Ieonard Abrahpmsou, Peter 10y
Htrdt aud Henjnmiu Olsen an sui
jsots Or the King Of Sweden aHd
Norway were admitted to citizen
ship hy Judge TallmHn this morn
i'll.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-23

L'Elt. dr. HaHameuts two sieva-
tors entrance from front or rear.
HiIl rent for 3 9. . or ~ months.
ssaiil" Newspaper linton. ~ Second
avenue south.