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Tombstone epitaph., 1901-06-09

Ths frs, soldier boy in the United States ths: responded 10 the call ol President Mckinley for troops to fol. low tins flag. cane from Pnoeni1. His name was Bueky O'Ssii and the gsllsn, son inst SC cheerfully tender cd his services to his country nov sleeps in . soldiers grsvs close by the shores 0. the Potomac river.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-06-09

pr J " Far.ingtor, .: advance agent oi the Bisbse Dramatic Co, ds- sires through the eolumns of the PResPEcrcR, to tssnk the gcod people o. Tou,b.tors for tbs msuJ oeurtesies he has received on all sides. and in be- half O. the compsny 10. cay that he trusts ths: the lavish hosp.tality of winch they hsyepsr,sksn will bs long remembered and rseiPtocased whsn- ever opportunity casfs.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-06-09

The B.sbse Dramatic Co. ar.Ivei today ard will appear tonight in "A Mount.ir Wsii" The ladies sad gentlemen of the company desire thss 6 iee,iog of goo! fellowship be pro- motel between She p.orls of Bisbss and Toubstore, snd will Go all in their power U b.iag About such de- .ireo end.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-06-09

There are & lct of fellows in Glob who are mighty good people whs . they are sober, bu. you would have to crawl cpon them on a very dark night 10 tud them sober. There are others gererou, and brosdgsugs when drink
 ing anc ss mean ss ss,sn when sober but they seldom drink.-G. obs Times,
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-06-09
lis Easy to Feel Good.

Countless .,ho9sands have found a blessing 10 the body in Dr Kings New Life Pills which positively cure Con- sumption, Sick Heidsche, Dizziness, Jaunoice, Malaria. Fever and Aeue and all Liver and Stomach Troubles, Purely vegetable; never gripe or weaken Only zScts at Tombstone Drug Store.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-06-09

Thi. week, s contract va. let here by H Ge.w.ir, snd c T Council nsm- bore Q. the Keforn School CJrnDis- sion for d:iilins well 1900 feet st Benson 10, water. The pFics t0 Le pad is 9 cents & fco., for ths second five hnrdfsi feet s, the rae Oi % ceats.-S:sF.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-06-09

Ll! Tom Ssioae will De out tonigh, t1 gree: cur neighbors from Bisbse sehiefelin Hall will be crowded. Re. member the dance s. Mining E1- change Hall, following "A Mountain Vail"
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-06-09

Mics Asrssrsi Nelson ot Sas Fvnci.cc, Cal, is a Tombetons visitor, ths gneT ol Ars. IF. B. Austin. Mics Nelson may coLcluds to rsmsin during ths summer
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-06-09

rThe pitcher that goes often to the well is brsken at last.- There's world of wisdom in that familiar provere, and . sound application of it 10 disease, especially to such familiar forms of dis ease as coughs and colds. Singulariy enough the very thing that ought to cause alarm is given as excuse for feel ing of safety. Slt's nothing only .
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-06-09

cough. I've had it before" The fact that a cough re- curs periodically should be warning enough to take i: in time, for the most serious and disastrous of all maladies begin s with a cough.
 The use of Dr. Pisrce's Golden Medical Discovery not only stops the cough but cures the cause. Ii cures obstinate, d ep-
 seated coughs,
 bronchitis, weak lungs, he m or rh ages, diseases
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-06-09
Joe Couldn't Have Stood 1t.

If he'd had Itching Piles They're terribly annoying; but Bucklen's Arnica Salye will cure the worst case of piles on earth. IL has cured thou an Is. For h. juIies, Pains or Bodily Erupu ms it's the best salvc in the word Pric. 25c a box. Cure guaranteed. Sold bY Tomb stone Drsg Store
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-06-09

IL is confidently expected that quite 6 srumber of people from Hu.chucs, Fairbanks, Pearce and other neighbJr- ing towns will be in to see "A Noun tain Waif."
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-06-09

One peculiarly o. ths civil oslea. dar is that out oi fity-ise civil case. not any is to be q jury tial, with the possible execution Of one.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-06-09

Tho grand jIry hs. been iischsrged and rn5st Q! ths nenters hays re- ,urued 10 their respective honss.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-06-09

A ball game will be played be- tween the Pesrce and Glecson teams at the former place iomorIow.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-06-09

First appearance oi Weber < Fields famous "Lohsterscope" in the west, SchIefelio Hall ,onight.'
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-06-09

Gus Baron i. in the sick h-t. He is desn with s bad csss Of pneu. monis.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-06-09

"A Mountain Wsii". Sehit ffelin Hail tonight.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-06-09

Pictures neatly framed a! the Tomostone Pharmacy Good line of moulding- to select from. U.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-06-09

During the pas, year Colorado had 1,763 csses Of small toI.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-06-09
Cast of Characters For Per
 fOrmanee Tonight
CAST or CHARACTERS:

 Dollie Wilbsr, Jacks Si.t,D....
 Miss losephise Randall Mrs. Tbbs, ...M Mu. Llrzis Crouch Act. l. Interior of Miners Roost Hotel. The arrvals. A sal.ed mine .. A new friend.
 Ac, II. Sitting rooms at Parson Tibbs' house. How 10 kill chicken [. Dollies arrival. Arrested. I'll meet my accuser flee to face.
 Act III Golden Caleb. The Plot. A gun that shoots at both ends. You have killed him nov kill me. Ralph Delmdr has an invitation 10 ate nd his own funeral.
 Act ". Same as act ?. Ralph Del mar. Lynch him boys. No, Fl defend him. We are the people and don't you forget il. A Mountain Waif.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-06-09
LOCAL COTS

"A Mountain wsii", Schsffelin Hall tonight.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-06-09

Buy your glsss and picture mould ing st the Tombstone Pharmacy. t.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-06-09
An Excellent Combination.

The pleasant method and beneficial effects Of She well known remedy, SYRUP OF FIGs, manufactured by the CALIFoEFIA FIG SYRUP Co, illustrate the vslue of obtaining tue liquid laxa- tive principles of plants known to be incidentally laxative and presenting them in the form most refreshing to the taste and acceptable to the system. It is the one perfect strengthening laxa- i've, cleansing the system effectually, dispcliing colds, headaches and fevers gently yet promptly and enabling one to overcome habitual constipation per manently. Its perfect freedom from every objectionable quality and -~b- stance, and it's acting on the kidneys, liver and bowels, without weakening or irritating them, make it the ideal laxative.
 In the process of manufacturing figs are used. as they are pleasant to the taste, but the medicinal qualities of the remedy are obtained from senna and other aromatic plants, by a method known to the CALIFORNIA Ere SYRUP Co. only. In order to get its beneficial effects and to avoid limitations, please remember the full name of the Company printed on the front of every package. CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
 BAN FRANCISCO. CAL
 LOUISVILLE. KY. NEW YORK. N. '. For sale by all Druggists Price Soc per oottse
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-06-09
THE PROSpECTOR

JUNE. ....s. 1901.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-21
HUMANE SOCIETY
WINS A VICTORY

Local msmbarp % the Humane So
ci~ty are highly pleased that th-
humane bin has been signed by uov
Rogers.
The new hlii makes ~ = mlsde-
m~anor 70 wisae~s a dos ashl cock
inT main. or % stand by asd not In
terfers whsrs cruelty IL being prae
tieed on amp beast. The maximum
penalty In me for conviction unfisr
the Law is $50. and an accessory may
be fined the same as the principal
Each money penalty may be ar.
cornpa MED by Imprisonment.
For the passage 81 this new biii the
Seattle Humane society must be- civ
on the most credit Judge Roger y.
Greer wenf several TINES 20 Olympus
IN the sntar~~s 81 me- hill. It WAS
drawn up and presented by Senator
Preston. and Representative LAWS
worked hard for It's success IN TIRE
lower house. II goes into effect June
1, and AZ that tfrns the members of
the local Humane sseiety sny that
the Law VII ~ rixfdly enforced.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-21
GUARDS FOR
M'KINLEY

WARRINGTON. n. g. March IL
On HE forthcoming trip across the
continent. President Mckinley will
b guarded hy detectives. one wiii
accompany him from here To New
Orleans. another from there 20 Gal
weston. a third to san Francisco.
At San ffauctsco another viii
meet the special and 80 np the
coaat. BACK across ths continent
new ones viii serve in the same
capacity.
On former trips. President Nc
Ktslry has always been accom-
panied ty Major Foster. OF the
Washington ONE Of the secret
service. lie VIII probably be select
ed 20 60 as far as New Orleans
Every tln1r the president moves out
upon the car Platform. every time
- STEPS from the car or from hiE
carriage 10 the hotel or car. the
Aasor vii he at his elbow, ready 20
avert danger In whatever form ~
may make lie appearance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-21
COURTHOUSE.

J. e. Garvey has commenced an ae-
ton IN the superior court against The
Seattle Electric 90. to recover ts.sSD
for Injuries alleged to have been re-
ceived AZ the hands Of the m0t0rmsn
u a Green Lake ear on Dec. 20 last.
Garvey states that for not obeyinT
an brder f0 pull down a curtain n
the car. ne WAS knocked down BY
oscar Coufadsen.
Judge Boyd Tallman. on the com
piaint Of Carroll Hendr0n and Il -.
Ferree. attorneys. issued an order
Yesterday afternoon to the Sunset
Telephone Co. directing them 10
show cause Why they should charge
more than u per month for main
phones. with unlimited calls.
The plaintiffs state that the com
pany refused to give them telephone
service on a main line for less than
81 per month. Nth limited nurnber
81 calls.
The easa Of Daniel Mcnamara
n eftfust Th0s. Jones, ct al. 10 reeoN=
er on a pr0miasory note, was dis
missed by Judge Emory
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-21
MARKETS.

TIE steamer Waila Walls brought
up a bigger cargo 81 fruit and yeRet-
ahies than has been received this
season. The variety was good, too.
Consequently Western avenue com
mission men are showing big stocks
today and doing very large business.
There are practically no special
features on the market today. and
despite the big stocks OF produce.
prices remain about the same a. yes
terday.
There are few new POTATOES on
hand. bringing 81.
Other vegetables which came by
steamer lasf night are: Sweet pota-
toes. cabbage, caulihOwer. lettuce,
tomatoes. green peas, string beans.
asparagus. radishes. artlchokes, tur-
Mrs and a very limited supply %
green corn. All the vegeta bles look
fresh and nice
Zig invoices Of fruit also came
from. California
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-21
DINED WITH
PRESIDENT

WASHINGTON. d. g. March al
Fred nauneuilief, Of Canton. H. o.
hs made a second lieutenant Me
ktnisY has promised n.
nanuemiiltr served during the
war an q pfisata IN the President =
own. Eighth Ohio, and was the
ehum Of young Mckinley ana Bar
her. the presidents nephcwH.
When In camp al Camp Algef.
phnnemllter vac invited one dhg "a
dinner at the White House. He was
then an orderly of n stan officer.
In order 10 accept the invitation
n the president ~ the Tinted
States he had e. hunt up his oflcer
and ask him 90 allow him 20 shine
his shoes ana d. his other mental
inhs Attls @arii~r than usual that
daf. In order that he ml3ht have
time to prepare himself Tor the visit
"a the white House.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-21
HSWINC AROUND THE CIRCLE"
WILL BREAK ALL RECORDS
Ear Weeks the u s. Government Will be on WheeThe Coming
Trip Of Mckinley and Cabinet Will Make the
Whole World Marvel

Tho Journey will probably b
about in.0eo miles. Zoe the severn
mcnt' VIII 50 from Washington 20
New Orleans fo Southern Call
fcrnia. up he Pacific coAst 10 Seattle.
across the Northwest and hack. max.
ms almost complete circuit Of the
country. Many side tfips and de-
tours viii be made II visit great
cities II y proposed that the party
gc 20 Duluth. and thence down the
great Inland seas 10 Bufalo, e. visit
the exposition.
Each hour 81 the day the president
VIII be In touch not only With Wash
iugton, but, through Secretary Hay
and his department. with the capt
tails ~ the world Through Secrs-
tary Root he will know what every
regiment IN the Philippines and
China - doing. and he vii watch
Cuba and Porto Rico as closely a.
though he wpfW ia the White House
Secretary Lsong viii tell him where
each ocean terror j.. ard what IL d
doing. that orders Ter the movement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-21

wASiINGToS. n. e., March a.
sew Gcorge washinEton's eyes
Z hulge u he were told about the
..sasrlal trip tha, has been plan
~ fN President Mckinley.
n, oaly viii the president take
=. sysp, but the L. ;, govsrumcnt
N ~ On wheels. There viii hc
=. .n,ire cabinet. their secrvtarics,
,s.sf expert advisers, ciphcr clerks,
',.<rsph operators, stenographerS
- al the intricate maehinery ~
4, amer circle.
rseA Il the special train bnrc
~ rrvate cltitens. Ia would he
\, 81 note. for % wiil b. a cont
- hotel on wheels There viii
G ~ chef and his assistants IN
sssrrs a. the dining ears there
- X a library car, observation
80 xrsoking and lounging COM
ssrssnsnss and cars ntted up With
e.sx for the men who severn
~ ~ people.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-21

water. costing $500 60 Pen PERT for
i-story frame cottage at 1850 Dear
born street. costing $3.50 10 :. Toby.
r., Tor a lsa-stary frame house at
1881 Harvard avenue north. costing
Sto9, 20 Dexter Horton 4 o.. for a
directors room and hook keepers'
balcony at First avenue and Wash.
tngtnn street costing tz.es0. to q. A.
Better. for a i-atury frame house at
ta6 Twentieth avenue south, coating
$3.50. 90 G. e. Janes. for sstary
frame house AZ .ns FEaytstsn avenue
north. costing 81. soc. 70 King County
Investment c. fer q sHtofy build.
ing az sn0-aAe Jackson street. costing
1854. 20 Hugh s.scAiitster for two cot
tags In James dIvteion II Green
Lake. costing ts0o; 90 Andrew -.
Baker. for a ~ story frame house IN
tsiinans add. costing SO. TO Vim.
Harper. fer q e-story frame dwelling
at f0tn Jackson street costing H.te8
to ]. p. Hewitt. for history cottage
AZ "a Twenty sixth avenue south.
costing tSno
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-21
THE BEST OIL STOCK
SELLS RAPIDLY
Popular Prices and Extensive
lands Pun a Sure Cinch
ON Success

The ground foorr priced stock Of
the Great Northern oil Company fsI
fully raid and non -aaaessa bic shares
AZ eentas are sailing rapidly. The
NEXT lot WITH be priced higher. Nnw
g. - buys 50 shares. fS buys 100
suareM The people can take all
they Want las long as they laED a.
THIS price. No better price Co
ktnss. mlilionaires OF other swift
persons.
capalia Petnt Is a cineb" on sue
cess and the Great Northern IL
right there. HAliroad 10 cross our
land. according 10 stakes set re-
Gently for location. and this enm-
panY has lands in ten other dis
tFlcts IN wsshinston and California.
Booklet free.
The trustees directory Of the
Great Northern OH Co. are.
Wilson Il. Gay. 4. s. district at
forney. Jneeph WinshIr. wholesale
grocer: Lyman r. Knapp, ex-Eov-
eruor 81 Alaska. Harvey 2. Jordan.
cashier Poss.intslllseneer Co. r. g.
Stevens. general Western passenger
sRent 81 the Great Northern rail-
way; Dr. @. n. chase n the copalia
Point sanitafium. chehaiia county.
Wash John H. schiveiy. deputy
state Insurance. commissioner. Oiym-
pia. VIM. ]. Galhraith. ex-U. 8.
judge II Montana.
The officers Of the Great North
ern OIL Co. are President. Wilson
", Gay. vice president. Dr q. -.
Chase and Joseph wlnship. secre-
tRry. ". =. Chapman. y. y. miNerai
surveyor. treasurer and depository,
Puget Sound National Bank. Seat
tie.
Send In your rernittances 10 the
company befopa IL IN too late. Ad-
dress Great Northern oil Company.
r. -. Box ia. Seattle wash, OF call
for information or stock at our Of
nee. lis Cherry street. Phone
Black 1881.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-21

heeta. No0Ul.g5 sack. carrots. per
sack. ESQ zoe yellow banvor onions.
f3n $500 lettuce. st.boli.G0 case.
turuips, 6b1psc. Hubbard squash
g1Nac per 10, Earlic ssMtep uahs
hnNc. si.f5. red, ssea io0.lba. red
peppers iOui0c M. huAkH tee. green
onions, Nc per doH. caulinowaf.
500 ppr dos. celery. lbal dau
per dos. sweet potatoes. ts01.
spanish thll peppers 50 n
NJ, nauer krRut sWte. cream
squash. ti.a5nt.bo per case. bruaH. d
sprouts, eMic nat Id. California head
lettuce. ESQ 5e case. nrtiehokeaI d
ff1tc dos; green pens. II ID. dried
nEal cartons, zoe fancy, zoe. import
ed ihc, tomatoes per ease, 81 2bMs
dntos. 5000 per 10. radlnhea. 10 pet
dos. rhubarb, e4fc per 10 parsley
ajc; asparagus, t2ci new pnta.
toes. t6ao06.0oi spinach, &c. atrins
beans .lbc
Buttor Cheese. tRxs and Poultry
Butter Washington creamerlea,
pound prints, ABEL Eastern Iowa
and ElEin. zoe. fresh ranch. i5at6e
California creamery. 22o.
Cheese Native Washington. full
cream. lie. Eastern, New York, tbei
Wisconsin. lie. California. Is.
Roquefort. etc per 10 Edam. $1,000
i200 per case New York, ihHiec
iAmburgcr, i69i5e; brick. ieaiTe.
swiss, iSHi9e.
Eggs Strictly fresh ranch. leui1e.
Eastern. $50 Ice.
Poultry Chickens. live. isismtAe
ducks, i3's1ithe. geese. ioulle. tur.
keys. ishmifiso.
Dressed stock Chickens. lao
i5oi turkeys. ish4tAhe ducks. tta
Ice: geese. ifhuiahe.
Corrected Daily The following
prices are being offered 10 the pro
ducer In round lots on the dock or In
the ear at Seattle
urain-~ORts. as so0ss nos harley,
urain Oats 26.009 ~ 90. barley.
t20oo wheat chicken feed. til.bo.
corn. tsso per 100 ibs
Hay-PuHet Hound. per ton. 1880.
Eastern Washington timothy. sic Is
ui6 So alfalfa. sic fbditoo
Butter Fresh ranch. iG0iscs ma
tive creamery, go $40
Cheese Native washing Ton. iGc.
Eggs Strictly fresh ranch. ituiSa.
pev dozen.
Poultry chloRens. live. tl4tasaes
ducks. ish91se. turkeys. taA1i1n.
Dressed puuitsy--T Turkeys, iasgittse
chickens, is9lshci ducks. ie@isAssi
gecac. iiAc.
Lave s.ock-cow-, sHc. steers 60
iAc, calves, shWfnc. sheep. nhern.
&C.. lambs &C. hogs kdsi4c.
Dressed stock--iiog. DC; iamba
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-21

Of dispatch boats hattieshipn, squad
rons or fleets may he issued.
Secretary Gage will watch the rev.
enues and spend a few millions ~
dollars between each station. Sccrc-
tary Wilson viii look az the farms
and order the Issuance Of his crop
bulletin. All In all. Il lsa trip that
viii make the world marvel at
those Americans
The main object Of the journey. Of
course, Is o. allow the president 20
be at the launching OF the hattleship
ohio. scheduled 20 take place at san
Francisco May rs.
The proposed meeting between
President Mckinley and President
niax Of Mexico, 10 ntiti only pro.
teet. No definite plans OF time or
place have been arranged. During
the last few weeks niak has bee
lar from well. and unless he IL much
Improved, Il II not probable that he
VIII ee able To make the trim 10 tho
American border Ia grasp the hand
Of his brother ruler.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-21
SAVED BY A CAT.
ssso rEl,wE WAS CONDEMNED TO DIE. sUv DIDN'T
NON p,p TINE WOULD E ExEcurioaGR.

to the contrary Notwithstanding.
Henry put 0enevieve In 4 sack
and tied IL with a string. by the
time he reached the river the old
eat had got her good eye 10 a peep
hole 20 recounolter. Then she be-
gan 20 fight for life. Henry tried 10
throw the sack into the water. but
Genesieve's single claw was deep In
his coat, and n moment later Hen
~. Genevleve aud all went IN.
II was lucky for the boy that the
string around the sack broke He
could not swim a stroke but Gene
We've had not forgotten how. With
her one claw imbedded In the piling
she chung on for life. while Henry
seized her tail and yelled for help.
A policeman pulled Henry and Gen
exfeve out and took them home
Last night penevieve sang . iul-
Isby on the woodshed while Henry
SLEPT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-21
GAMBLING
is BOOMING
Seattle a Real Good Snap for the
Sporting Men.

IL il announced that Jack Lewis.
a we'll known sporting man. will
tonight open up a gambling house In
the Pacific hlock on OccNentAi ave-
nue. and Washington street. The
hou@e. Il u said. win be well
furnished. and one OF the largest on
The coast IL was learned today that
LEGAL gamblers are confe mplating
opening up q gambling house over
the Green Tree saloon. On washing
ton street. Geo. Lane and william
Loufeu are nov operating gambling
games IN rooms IN the Lyt~il house.
On Washington street.
Gambling houses now paying hnea
are the standard. tsTs. Union club.
80 Totem. tl55s cai.fornis, $50
Seattle club. SIS. CIancy's club. as;
Wa ChonE. fan-tan games. $50, and
Tom Smith. card game. So. The
total sum collected for gambling
fines up 20 noon today In the police
court was fi.tka
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-21

CHICAGO. March 2t.--Geneyieve
Was her name and she Was con-
demued 70 die Sunday. She vas q
grandmother and great-Ereef-
grandmother. ard had hundreds Of
nephews and nteces and other rels=
tives throughout the city. but Cen
evievs vas old. scrawny and tooth.
lraa. her once frlelo3souH voice had
failed her. she was blind In one eye
and deaf in both ears. and she had a
furrow half an inch wide the whole
length of her hack. where blood
thirsty bullet had cut a swath.
Al previous attempts 20 get rid OF
Cenevieve had failed. She had
been shot. dubbed. poisoned and
carried away. but she always bobbed
an sprpnefy and sang her ballads on
the back fence. so Henry WiicxN-
varxki, 10 years old. WAS especially
detailed 10 drown Genevieve In tbs
river. all laws and city ordinances
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-21
QUESTION
OF LEGALITY

WASHINGTON. D. g. March IL
The legality ~ the appropriation bills
signed by President Mckinley, on
sunday. March 2. l. being aueH-
toned.
should the attorney general de-
clare the bills Illegal II would 70
ouire an extra session 0f congress
IN Inappropriate more than 5000,
600. 900 which we're involved I'm the
bills In question.
The opinion, however, has been
expressed by officials In the state de-
partment, that n the matter came
into court the judiciary would aus-
tain the legality OF the laws, not
withdrawing their approval on sun
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-21
STR. MAYUhF'
MAKES PORT

The China AufslaI Stea Fnxhlp Co. =
u liner Mayune. Capt. Conrad. ar
nEs1 at TIE White star dock AZ e.t5
efiock yesterday with the sx-
expfIan Of about Is tons u lap
1re<r xnod1 she brought no cargo,
trke Aayana "A one ~ the largest
H<an=hips that has ever entered
'<e3tfss she carries a large crews OF
Eesnamsn-
Tfe Nayune wlii load about $3.50
tnes of freight for Japan. China.
Lnnxf0r and New York.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-21
suILDlnc PERMITS.

Duiiding permits were issued to-
~ ~ the city engineers ONCE as
...soNs. To Ella MurdOck, FOR a T.
ss,y franne house IN Wallingford's
- costing 500. 10 Herbert Babb.
i-story frame house at ii23
~. seventh avenue south, cost
~ 40. 70 Grace Grammon, for A
.-siory dwelling 81 university
sslshts, costing ii 800. 10 r. ". Kane.
~ z-story dwelilng On r'niverwity
nslsats. costing y. 900; 10 a. q. John
70. f9r history dwelling a. 7If-7is
sssstlsk- avenue, cos,lnr s2.OO0. 20
s.-nry Ansfnnelrner. Tor y i.sfnry
49,, 49, mouse ~ The resr OF 1904 1917
avenue. costing $500 fO Airs
brscy. for q Y story frame
'""N 10 kian-'s sEiAnaia4 Of sJz-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-21
THEY LOOKED
AND LOVED
A Hurry.Up Love Affair Resulted
From Inaugural Ball.

NEW york. March i6--By Mail.
Tho story of "A romance OF the In
uuEuutiun ball ending IN tho en-
Tagemeut OF Miss Matilda AHuu. u
New York society girl and cN.Con-
gresham }. Frank Aldrich, of chi
eaEo after a tWasday courtBhip. has
Just come 10 light la this city
Miss AEhu was r. guest Of Mra.
joy. wife Of the Missouri congress
man, during the Inauguration Ia
Washington. white attending ths
hall she met Aldrleh. IL was case
Of love at first sight when Miss
Agan returned 10 New York. two
days later. Aldfich followed her.
lie caught Miss AEan ana her
mother at Philadelphia. a pro-
raEal between stations ana an aC-
eeptauee followed The couple viii
be married in April or June, and
Viii live IN Washington.