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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-04
POLICE EOTES


The residence ot'Df John " Put.
nam. at bte Second avenue laat
night WAS entered rs a sneak thief.
and hn uvercoHt wac stolen.
E a. Mitchell WHs arreatod last
uiRht bR Omoer Hubbard and trHH.
mnu. aud charged with the al N on
a watch from oscar Bonn
The police court mes for Janu-
any were t5ss6ee
Chas. Smith. John Smith aud Ed
tialter were hound over % the rua
periar court Saturday afternoon by
Judge cam ou charge Of robbery
They were held ON 1900 bonds each
Geo. +. Tate. a hack driver. was
arrested last night by fatralmah
Freeman on a charge Of fast driving
A. an early hour this morning Pa
traiman Mayon arrested " %. Heln
and hiH wife, Iuttie, on a charge Or
robbery. The complaining witness
h John spscht a lHborer lie al
isKon that Rein and hlsewoman rob
bed him ~ SIS Ia q tendrfi0in re-
sort when searched n police head
quarters the woman had "A 80 bill.
n s. gold piece. 81 w silver aud som.
small change on her person.
=. ~, Wilma was brought back
from Vancouver Wash, last ulaht
hy Detective Lane aud viii be civ
On "a hearing tomorrow un "a charge
81 obtaining money under false pre-
tencea.
The residence Of c. D. Hyde. at
III seventh avenue, was burglar
iEed last night several articles 81
JaWrify were stolen.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Grand onsr,nau.s.

a Husband on salary epcn-
ed % large houses AT the Grand.
The PLAY u a farea comedy. aud a.
the title implies. the plot deals with
the folhisa ~ = luNeHiek Euuna a0na-
an who eundeHeruda - obtain hus-
bard on salary.
The work u STEPHEN Fitzgatriek.
sha cid lawyer. #aa much aNpfT-
cfatcd. aud called Tor repeated ex-
pTnsstnrH ~ &nNruwaA The comedy
element VAS ably handled - e. G.
Harrington and Ora Afuilaiv. the
house servants. The - Firefta Sis
teFs were the sthF performers ans
received storms u nuTiause. Viola
Ia Nfetta i# n prasliaH fsaaH#nEtnn a
deep fonfrnItn voice The play Wa
apparently enjoyed b. Ell and re-
mains for The week. swing tnr roEus
lar Wednesday ard saturday ma.
inees. tara IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-04
YOUNG MAN
WITH SENSE

ST. LOUIS. Feb. 4. - Russell r.
Gardner. a manufacturer Of vehicles
In this city, who started In business
with 1920 borrowed capital Mt the
age ~ 10. has issued n circular In
which he announces that he has
made enough money, and hence
forth Will devote himself 10 getting
pleasure out 0f life. He VIII from
nov one throw OF the cares Of bust :
ness. In proof Of his sincerity. Mr..
Gardner has distributed 10000
among his 800 employees this being
the earnings ~ the year 1900, In ex-
cess ~ the amount he had set him
self 10 clear for that year. Mr..
Gardner r. "a yenrs old. lie says he
has found money making the "easi-
est thing fri the world"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-04
AGAINST
THE SLOT
MACHINES
Or. Burrows, Of Fremont. Advocates
a Crusade.

Al the Ashbury VI. =. church.
Fremont. the service yesterday con-
sisted Of A memorial TO the late
Queen Victoria an euloGy on the
work Of Mrs Nation, % Kanass, and
a setting forth the relations OF the
slot machines to our city and state
DR.. Burrows said. In part. Il fully
justify the course Of Mrs. Nation. In
thar the existence Of the saloon in
Kansas II not according 10 Law;
that r.. there Il no law or license
permitting these Joints, therefore
they are public nuixancss and ought
70 be destroyed II Is Mrs Nations
right, or any other civilians right. To
smash them. II r. the only way
10 do-burn the devil out: especial
~ when public officers are derelic
81 duty and Permit unlawful things
20 exiat The same holds good re-
gardfng the slot machines Of our city
and state. These are, according Ia
Law. q public nuisance" a gambling
device having no Law or permission
for existence. whether played b.
card or money and any citizen has
a right to destroy these wherever
found.
IN drugstorea- saloons. cigar
stores. or IN private Office wherever
found, IL used for gambling purpos-
80 that one would needs pass
into private property 20 get To a
machine. may be held by court az
not permitted. but I have my doubt
about II. a. a public nuisance ~ de-
stroyabie anywhere and wherever
found. on. that the good people Of
our city" continued DR.. Burrows,
knew their privileges. This system
Of gambling. with a leader and a
properly Organized society could put
the gambling breeding. heliward-
leading, saloon supporting, bOy-de-
stroyinR machine out ~ existence"
The service al the church Was one
of great interest, - uniting with the
church.
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things. together with her dolls and
doll house. without delay, but h II
not probable that the latter part Of
her request viii b complied with
n fact. Miss Clark. one OF her
guardians. Is already making prem
aation- 20 go 70 50. Louis aud brine
her home.
Miss Clark says her ward ls helms
held under hypnotic influence b
Wentworth. who. she says. wants
the sioo.eoo left Miss Alderman by
hsr father.
II appears that after leaving theft
homes. the couple went 70 the Nor
ton house and spent two DAYS there
They then visited Chicago and sew.
srA other Western towns before so
ing 70 Sc. Louis.
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FIGHTING HIS WAY.

John Jackoi. recently chosen su-
perintendert % schools AZ Aberdeen.
II an example Of what a hoy can
make of himself. Twelve years ago
John Jnokol. the raw lad. landed In
Grsys Hnrbor from FINLAND. lie
began carrying papers for a living.
lie continued hir work and AZ the
same time attended school, finally
completing his preparation for cob
loRe. he paid hts way through She
Unlveralty Of Warrington. Bradu-
ating IN 1897. he was appointed In
structar IN science NJ Everett High
school. Recently he was chosen SUI
perintendent ~ schools ~ Aberdeen.
Grays Harhor. the spot where ~
years ago he had landed In America
penniieaa and frion1less.
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"SEND ME MY DOLLS AND
MY DOLL HOUSE, BUT YOU
NEEDN'T COME AFTER ME-"
Girl Who Ran Away With Another Womans Husband Writes
Home. aud Her Lover Fully Iadorses
the Letter.

NEW YORK, Feb. IA lester re-
ceived yesterday ~ Mrs katherine
Fay. conveyed the fsrst information
IS 20 the present whereabouts o.
Miss Louise Acksrman. who left two
weeks ago. with Geo. Wentworth. n
married lawyer.
Across the Lace % Miss Aeksr-
mans letter wentworth wrote: II
love Louise. and will marry her as
coon as oaa get RID OF my wife. :"
The letter was a. follows.
Dear Auntie: Send my things 70
81 Edgecotubc avenue. ST. Louis.
and please don't forget my doils and
ths doll house. I am perfectly happy
and Yea nesdnsf come after me.
Lovingly. LOUISE
Miss Ackerrnan viii get her
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-04
TOO LATE 70 CLASSIFY



1850 lots. 10 feet 90 les feet 81
depth / Broom houEe. one a-ru8m
cottage. one f-room cottage. half
block from Madison car line,
Madison street addition.
ie1 cores for $500. t2s0 cash. balance
500 per annum cottage s rooms
barn. woodEhed ard THREE other
buildings. stream Of water.
acres fully cleared. g acres IN
pasture. good orchard. small
fruitnfi 900 Lots GQxi3o each. half
block from car. corner heAlian
street and 10th avenue, fine view
lots cleared and I've level.
fa25 each. 6cKi20. tirat block from
chr. f1s eaEhf balance I TO Is
month"; 8 per cent.
ti25 lots. a0xi1e. first block from car.
t2b cash. balance one year at 8 per
cent.
Water fronts on Samnmlsh. from /
acre 20 10. with al water rights.
good country road. railroad and
daily boat
t25 each. SO cash. balance ~ days.
lots 6Gx145. Green Lake circle
g225. lot enxi2O. block q. Central Sc
attic add. s25 cash. balance 60
suit Mt 9 per cent
s. j. TEACHNOR,
SCI y. Y Block. CITY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-04
WATERFRONT NOTfS.

The ship Columbia sails today for
Honolulu with a large consignment
of coal
The steamer Santa Ana, Of the
Britiph-American line, sailed Tor
Honolulu Yesterday with a large car
- Of general merchandise and eight
Passengers.
The steamer ToHa Maru. Of tho
Nippon Yuseu kaisha. sailed this
morning Tor China and japan.
The vessel had o cargo ~ e.000 tons,
consisting ~ -four, cotton and gem
eral merchandise. This r. the larR-
81 cargo leaving tine Great Northern
dock since last June.
-N-iGahrJiupunpunsBRDLTNUN
The American ship John 6. Potter,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-04
Hotel Corridors.

Among the guests Of the Rainier
Holmes. Of Tacoma, who VIII
take the store of the Holden VIII
son Furniture Co: r. A. Brownsli.
a railroad offieiei Of the Great North
ern at Everett: r. q. Anes. a bust
ness man Of Port Gamble. Bishop
w. II. Barker. of Tacoma, and =. u.
Liiiianthai. = capitalist Of San Fran
cisco.
At the Stevens y. y. HoskIng. =
lumberman Of Wilk~son y. NJ Bush.
a merchant Of Spokane. J. Bauer. an
attorney Of Spokane. and J. l.. Now
~, a mining man Of Everett
At the Northern @. ". Graves. n
HkaRway merchant: w. J. FritHchen,
n steamboat owner n Astoria Or.
O. W. Haxey. Great Northern physi-
clan at I.eavenworth. g. n. King. a
fruitRrower Of Elienburg. and a. +.
Bell. a mining man Of Spokane.
At the Diiiar: DR.. Chas. Winans
and a party Of Michigan arRonnuts.
who are on their way to valdez. J.
4. Jameson. n iumbernan Of what
com. Pat Mccoy. n lumberman 81
Edison, and Or. Thoa. r. Murphlne,
81 Stanwood.
At the Butler; Capt. Alex Briggs. n
Wenatchee steamboat man: Lister
NJ. David and Carl A. autter. cam
merry owners Of AnacortH, R0rtan
Robinson. Of the Alaska Tranaportn-
ton 60. 1T sksRways Judge ". W.
Mellen,. 81 Copper mountain. and
Capt. Malcolm Campbell, an Alaska
steamship man.
At the Seattle. David Burns. a
miner Of white Horse p. Hummer.
n lumbermau Of gedrq- Woolley.
Judge A. Y. Coleman, Of Port Town
send and ~. Hudebeck and a. y.
qparllng. Index rhine owners
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-04
Al ,hs Third Avenue

Richards and PrinGio's Georgia
mluatrela played 60 a tlg upeuiux
hausas The show brings large
nun Der of artists. ART = mfFttof-
inuH Production from Ebe Outset.
There ta q remarkable : tssence ~
warm inkea and ftftur mans4vwfn =
average coiored minatfsisy. The
Alaiaama auarfeita ana tbs cnrne-
dinna Fiddler. Christian aud Dick
Thomas, deserve special mention.
Harry Fiddiefss turns calls fuf re-
psntea enran.@, Christian dos rMs
~aiieut work On pneumafic skates.
performing very diNeuit feata. The
ministries play the weeN At the Third
Avenue ard VIII no doubt draw fuli
hnuaes every rNcuink.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-04
Telephone TAX.

John r. volimsr. a capitalist Of
Lewiston. fdahn. arrived In seaft.a
this afternoon. Mr.. Noilsuer was
the FIRST man on the Pacific coast 70
operate telephone system. In re-
gard 20 the present telephone situa-
ton IN Seattle. Mr.. volmsr said. Il
think when two or three companies
are doing business in Seattle. a bet
ter service will be given. At the
rate the present telephone company
II piling up business in Seattle. their
income must be enormous"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-04
Will NOW USE
CEDAR RIVER

within a week ~ two the city viii
- depending entirely on Cedar river
for tie water supply. The Lake
Washington broadway and Queen
Anne ppmpins stations viii b. shut
down. but an except the broadway
Wiii te kept far emergencies Tho
three big reservoirs, having cap
scitY II 50n'e.ppo EailonE. could rup-
ply The city for a week II Il said
mat the Lake Washington pumping
station may hc turned into a munl-
eipal lighting plant. 10 be ran ~
the surplus water.
ward'a circulating library. 1910 "a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-04
LAST EDITION.
DOWN FROM
THE ELDORADO

T, Nelson, who owns a Store near
Grand Forks, on the Eldorado. ar
rived IN seattle thie afternoon. Just
at present. said Mt Nelson. "Daws
son and the surrounding towns are
dead There l. almoet ~ business
IL Win be probably a month OF tWa
before the great rush OF puople ar
rive IN the gold camps. / expect
hts summer 10 be The liVelteHt that
has ever been seen In that country.
There are a large number Of excel F
lent claims on Goid nm. which will
soon be worked There has been no
sensational strikes lately. but the
mines all around seem 10 be doing
very we'll"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-04
HE STARVES
FOR SPITE

CINCINNATI. o.. Fsh. Chris 9.
klufsky, a Pole. agrd a.. starved
himself % death because he had last
a portion Of his small fortune. The
body vas found in = dismal alley
attic. Fos eight weeks kinfNky had
not tasted food other than a few
mouthfuls 81 milk ard little Wits
key. lie took an oath, three months
AFRO. that Re you'd stnrve himself q
death as Hoan 80 n had sold MS
hOuse. He soif the property for 500.
gave the money to his wife and iFu-
msdiateiy set about keeping hi
RruusOfue oath
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-04
PUT CORPSE
IN TROUGH

CINCINNATI. O.. Feb. 4--Tu their
efforts II save their father from the
psniteHtiary. the daughters ~ Nj.
ehasi Carroll. n railroad man. tesfl-
fed In the court that recently their
father was missing for two days,
and returned horne covered with
mud. when questioned where he
had been. he had replied that he
grave In So. JosephE cemetery, AM
had washed the corpse in o water
ing trough.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-04
JUMPED OVERHEARD

During the trip Of the waila waiIa
up the coast, on Saturday night a
bartender named John Mclean. from
San Francisco. jumped overheard
ard Was drowned. He was suffer
ing from Geilrium tremens and wes
IA irons AT the time, but he succeed
ed In evadinE his aateudant. Mo
Lean was 4 popular nuxoiogist and
was well and favornbly known all
over the coast.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-04
MORTALITY RECORD.

Susie n. Cooper. the is months oli
daughter 81 Mr nnd Mrs. walter
Cooper, died yesterday a the family
residence. al John street.
The funeral of Addie Platt was
held this afternoon from the Madi'
son street & r. church intsrmsut
was IA Laksview cemetery.
Funeral services f0f ". - Hatteu
were held a. 2 o'clock this after.
uaan from BpnntY 8 stewards fun.
sral uurinrH. under the auspices II
Arenna lodge. no. NJ. y. ana =. "
Iutcrment VAS IA LakeVieN Gem
sfefy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-04
CAUGHT |!

HONOLULU, ". T.. Feb. THE
customs officials have Refzed con
Segment ~ books from Japan, copy
riRhted In the United States. They
are Of poor quality and consist Of
the American Book Co.'S swinton
readers. Thousa nds have been Gold
IN San Francisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-04
The Ruth Sails.

The steamer Ruth. 81 she Wash
inFfnn a Alaska Steamship com
pAny. sailed yesterday morning f0r
Vnfdes and Alaskan way ports The
greater part Of the Ruth's pnHsen-
gers. which number Some 20 are
headed for the new placer diGEinEH
at ChaaachenR. which u about 900
miles distant from Post NRldos.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-04

Londoners Htc pointing 10 her a.
the person who probably vii have
the greatest influence with King
Edward VII The countess u noted
a. woman Of brains. whose under
takiagy IN business and charity
have been smincntiy suereHsful.
Tie new king cntertalna tar high
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-04
Concert Hall Fight.

Joe Vanilla. Dominic Coral and
Sam Brown are In jail charged with
assault with a deadly weapon. Vic
tor Mann and W. Nich0ison are the
complaining Witnesses. The men
fought IT. the Be1vedere concert hall
on Occidental avenue last night.
During the fracas Mann and Nich0i-
son were cut about the hands and
faee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-04

Capt Meyer. when making prepaFa-
tons 20 leave Tacoma Saturday.
lost two shots % chain and an an
Choir. This macs the third Ruc nor
Lost In Tacoma harbor and not less
than ,O0e feet Of chain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-04
.Ihs ohrlsll.a' Tonlghi.

s-rha Christian APPEARS for q four
nights stand a. the Seattle. begin
ming this evening". The play ~ a
ulatixatinn % Hnil Gaines sue
cesFful novel % the same name.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-04

est reapset for her. and 80 ti- Prince
- Wales constantly eaneulted her
on difficulties b. encountered. There
Il said e. b. 30 either man ~ wafu=
Hn ~ whose Judgment he has a
higher opinion. besides being knuss u
80 a woman n brains aud abilHr.
the counties T. uUtd bs ans ~ the
moat beautiful wurnsn ~ England.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-04
MAYOR HuMEs I'LL.

Mayor Humes was taken with \
severe attack Of grip last night.
which made II impossible for him to
MIKE the trip 10 Cedar river today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-04
Fisher Injured.

John Fisher received painful In
juries about the head and shoulders
by falling through a hatchway on
the steamship State OF California last
night His wounds were dressed by
Dr. Carroll.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-04
PERSONAL mEaTioR.

=. a Trudo. Who recently reaiFn-
ed az United States receiver and dts
burter II public monies Tor Alaska.
he's Arrived ln Seattle from WhHh-
InRton. II. q. Mr. Tf0do has be
come Impressed with kenttio'a fu-
ture. and has decided O. locate here
and engage in business.
Capt. John J. meniE, the pioneer
Alaskan. arrived Ia Seattle last
niaht ffam chicago. lie viii soon
~ % Dawson.
The best running watch l. Che
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-04

T. Anderson vas fined SIS and ssa-
fenced 20 30 days IN Jail BY Iudgs
George this uoraing on a charge %
petit larceny.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-04

The searchiight. taests ssecond ave-
nue.. Is showing moving pictures thiH
week entirely new and positively the
nunFt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-04

Religious.
$9sSeet>sp1Se%SS$e+%>%%'

Rev Louie 4. tiowermuu. ~ the
FIRST Baptist church resumed ths
pulpit yesterday having been alb
sent for several Sunday en account
of illness. IiH mornina subject Wnes
As Crest or Creator Than queen
Victoria" fle dwell on her eYemps
larry life. and spoke VI her faithful
noes te an uttle thiugH which In aft
sr tlfe developed into greater ones.
re said thnt the greatest power waa
dot IN rulsrahip or earthly pbaferas
Ions, but Ia having influence over
the masses that u IL not Influence
alone which maintain armies. but
character working hand IN hand With
n Christian spirit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-04

Steamer aebome from Yesler dock
daily except Sunday. for Port
Fare pc. Freight Of any kind Soc
per ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-04

A number 81 grain sacks were stoi.
en- cut 81 the Capital Mil Co.'S STORE
house last night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-04

r. swakia wal BE- given = hearing
tomorrow on a charge ~ burglary
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-04
IN THE COURTS.

Saturday afternoon at $50 o'clock
the Cleopatra mine case went 10 the
Jury: before Q o'clock sealed YER
diet was returned for judgment In
favor of the plaintiff company in
the sum Of f22,3g0.
The suit vas one Instituted by the
mining company against +, W.
Mitchell IT NJ for alleged non-fulni-
ment Of contract and damage met
dent thereto. the company having
eaaed 20 the defendant IN 1888 its
quartz property near Miller river.
The contract provided for Installing
many improvements. also an equal
division Vt the net profits. The COM
plant alleged that the defendant
parties had disposed ~ All profits 20
their own USE and abandoned the
property. refusing to comply with
the terms ~ the contract.
Judge Beil opened the verdict this
morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-04

Steamer SehOme from Yenler dock
daily. except sunday, for Port
Townsend and Victoria. at a. -.
Fare a6c. Freight Of any kind bOe
NOR tom
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-04

The county commissioners have
lse~n tusy lately seeking an express
sion ~ the cltisens IN regard 60 the
fziatser - fourth superior judge for
kiuF county Meu have breu diss
raishr throughout the city q gain
that knbwlrdzs. aud the eoneeuaua
- opinion generally j. thaf an extrA
superior judge n not required. This
afterwcn commissioner = Smith
ard l.. O. smith. and Capt. Cove. ~
sn44ualrnic. expect 70 60 20 OlYn-
ria in regard 20 the matter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-04
LICENSES TO WE'D

a marriage license was isaued late
Saturday 70 Albert y. Wymsn, aged
%, and Annie 7. Johnson. aged 81,
both Of Marfnett, Wis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-04

The criminal cuurt opened this
moHninE a. usual At . 30 81 clock. only
e. adjourn ~ once IN memory ~
toha Marshall The asue ubsefv-
anCH - the day was mndn By the
pthsr courts After attending to ex-
rafts matters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-04

Great reduction on mantels at n.
G. Miles 4 Piper Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-04

a. ", ellison. chairman ~ the board
- euHutf commissioner. has re-
turnsd from hss visit to Srw York
city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-04

Great reduction on mnuteiH at u
e. Niles 4 Piper co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-04

Judge Grlfnu granted q divorce 20
J.. W. Lansing from Hannah Ar
menia Lansing. The case was out
Of the usual as regards the grounds
for complaint. The evidence WIS
to the effect that the defendant
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-04

woman had an unHofernnhie tefu-
per. The fact hHpusht out heweYe r
that she waH unrnnaiunniy pHrgish,
y ent fat toward releasing the plain
tn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-04
AHANNOk3
81 y BOSTON GROCERY
i220-i222 Second Ave.
Tel Pike fEi.
ADpDtiZiDg Hams
From the East

The very best the mar
ket affords at a price saw
ing women will appreciate.
They are not just fine
hams. but are EXTRA
FINE. lean and deli
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-10-31

Gn ifreftelts Daab ubfprtes en-
ltben Bp ueo Maun 8ee@moob Mi@i
gan fife 2prbas. @n Manb, ber beb
Mnbrem Ssraelien. .bIep pIubielis uanuit'
tis, tos en- @tfte % brabte fprft itn 9u>
ftru, oerpaa itipb ban paa fin Spiser=
far, ber antases at uiQe op, % oerefter
paa fin Dotter, Der bpbe frats. Dette
ifebe inbe 3ufet. 6an git berpaa ub
% fipb Roeu. 0eu git ban ttlbase til
Qufet, buor bans Suisermor Lao ipg.
Tlere par ter lite ,sien I Tau1ilien.
Mfen ban uilbe brenbe benbe % iatte
berfor Slo paa 6uiet. Da Tom Der
noseu tiprenbe forbt, % sa be faa @p-
gen, fanbleoe be forat unberibse. De
iaa til fin TorftretteIie, at Ssraelien
iatte @euerpiben | Wtunben % brebte
fig ielu. Derpaa fanbt be Qtaene %
ben ipse Some. Sc bar benz aQe ub,
men 6uiet tunbe be lite rebbe.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-10-31
Hontor fpnteS ban at pere fulbnenbig
tommet fig efter be ubtaaebe baabe le,
|gemltge og aanbelige 2tbelier.

Ontel Sam bar faaet en- np l1greie al
bare Dte meb. Det ipnes, iom on,
s9aunen El1maco Columbia, @pbames
rita, er tilsienselis alene peb en- final
&anal, tbet en- 9 peb Mapn Gl Morro
ligger Snblpbet. Sniursenterne I So.
lumbta bar bemesti9et fig benne 9 oa
bruger ben til at blotere 9apnen. De
bat iaaleoes fpret paa ct Stib, iom a9>
tebe at gaa tnb, % bet maatte uenbe.
gfu beber bet, at tnsen Gortoltning at
international 2op tan inbrgmme Brugen
at en- . for bette Dtemeb. Ser bar
lite offentltst peret protlameret nosen
Blotabe, % Der er tn9en Stibe til at
uari1e aeutrale Stibe ON at bolbe fla
berfra eqer til uobitaa S5ienber. Der>
for bar Gorenebe Stater, paoerunb al
fine Erattater n1eb Columbia ON at peo.
lisebolbe en- ubinbret 6anbelsf forbinbel<
fe, fenbt &rt9sittbet v,Soma" forat uns
berrette Sni iursenternes &onmanbant
ON, at ban saar frem imob Qouen %
maa bolbe op.