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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-27
Greet DUKE
AND DUCHESS
Several Hundred Seattle Citizens
viii Go 10 Victoria

The committee Appointed by the
British American league 70 make ar
range ments for the seattle delegation
of that body u meet the Duke and
Duchess q York and Cornwall IA
Victoria usHt week. met thiN morn
inE Ia the once q q. Wilcox in the
Dexter Horton Bank building.
The COMMITTEES expects % make ar
rauEementH foF a portion 81 the del
e9atlun % leave neat Tuesday morn
ing. and for the remainder 20 leave
on the evening ~ the same day IL
VAS found inupnaeibls 20 charter
beat for the entire number. bit for
the convenience % all an effort viii
be made 20 procure tickets that viii
BE accepted b sithrr 81 the steam
chip companies. - that the fpturn
trip may BE- made either by a morn
Ing or evening boat Several hun
dref persons viii probably SO 20 Vic
tofia from Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-27
GAY REIGN AT WHITE HOUSE,
AFTER the MOURNING DAYS
President and Mrs Roosevelt Will Reverse the Plain
Simplicity of Living That Marked the
Mckinley Regime

WASHINGTON. p. g. Sept. IL
Under the new administration there
win be. after the period Of mourn
Ing Is at an end, n complete change
In social life at the White House.
While the MoKinleys lived there Il
vas their home-like their home In
Canton. They lived simply and
happily Old friends came and went
with about as little ceremony as was
observed az the ohio cottage There
was always waiting for them the
same kindly greeting and tho same
warm hospitality. Strangers who
came, and distinguished visitors.
we're received without pomp or par
ade. They were made 10 feel that
they were IN "A plain American home,
rather than In the palace Of a ruler.
Receptions and dinners Of state
we're given In accordance with the
custom that has prevailed for years.
but aside from them there were few
big social AFFAIRS NJ the white House.
Tho president and Mrs. Mckinley
We're rarely seen at social entertain
ments given elsewhere In the city.
Mrs. Mckinley, owing 10 the deli
eata atats oe haR health. could not
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-27
He SHRIEKED
IN JAILYARD
CzoIgosz, All His Bravado Gone, Was
Dragged Up the Stone Steps
Into Auburn Prison

AUBURN. \. Y. Sept 21.--Csoi-
rosE now occupies a cell In murdfr-
ere row In Auburn prison. lie wiii
remain under the constant watch OF
tuo guards until oct. -. the date set
tor hla oiectroeution. aud ho viii be
permitted TO see no one but priest.
CEolgosa collapsed completely
" hon he reached the prison Al ;
O'Clock thls morning Pale ana
trembling he was dragged from tho
train b. bis guards and handcuaed
between tao deputies.
Twenty local policemen pttemptsi
10 keep back the crowd of soo which
aurrr1 about The assassin. elamor-
ing for hh life. TRe prison raiss
swung oren and the ASSASSIN VAS
pushed through. bat not before some
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-27

well attend. and tho president did
not care 10 go. They both preferred
their home.
Tho president was At work In his
office nearly every night until mid
night, but he never suffered public
business 10 deprive him Of the pleas
urs he found IN the early evening
hours, ia being with Mrs. Mckinley
and few good friends.
Both President and Mrs. Rooae-
Welt have lived I'm the atmosphere or
New York'H 100" and they viii BE-
Prominent IN the activities 81 high
society at the capital. Besides, the
presidents Oldest daughter viii soon
make her debut and that viii entail
social obligations upon the family
In the days ~ Cleveland and Of Ar
thur, the White House was n mecca
for the rich aud blue bloodod n
New York. They came on special
occasions by the carload 10 take
dinner with the president. Now
that the occupant Of tho White House
IL New Yorker agnin, n Is expect
cd that there viii bo. In due season,
return Of those old days Of gaIety
ana festlvity- - -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-27
DAMAGES or
$4,000
Nay Be Demanded by Pass
engers Of Oregon

~ = probable that nearly is suits
- oe fled BY passengers who came
soeh On the steamer Oregon for
e@aizges. on account o. lack ~ food
80 suffering from overerowded
s.@fsers during the voyage. All
ANS may be embraced in one suit.
:, ..ash claimant viii demand from 800
~ meeting held today the pas-
.s.'sefs decided - employ WIN. Mar
~. ~ o. tne Law firm u Martin. Joss
% z sirif'in. 70 represent them.
\ ~. slaftin said this afternoon that
=. - eould not now state how many on
psssen gers would claim dam.
49,. bat he estimated the number
a. - and that the average amount
"s r. would be about $40 each.
me passengers have astabllsbed
:, ,.'sas.'teafters ~ she Northern hotel.
sgls meetings are held frequently.
- hartman Gsilivan of me raeaen-
,se hat the suit would he aiss n
We On4tad States dIsfriet -, ~ ss ~
AFTERNOON. about aielees '' nm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-27

Of the crowd had rained blows On
TIE officers and their prisoner.
As the assassin reached the prison
steps his legs gave way. Moaning
and nhrieklng he was dragged to
the prison once and placed on
ssttee. seaut ceremony being accord
ed.
The prison physician administered
a drink Of brandy. THIS revived
cEolSosz somewhat. aud the attend
ants ordered him to stand up. The
efaassin then tried to rise. but feu
70 the noor.
The keepers then stripped him and
at,iref him In = suit Of stripes. The
prisoner ives then hustled TO his cell.
where he partially recovered from
his fright. and resumed something Of
his siolld Indifference.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-27
I've had MY SUSPICIOUS THAT
YOU were NOT A GENTLEMAN"
Neat Sample the Cooling and Billing That mbeIshed Tody OogS
the SampSonSChIey Love Feast Advocate em and
Counsel for the Defense Have Try at BeIcOse
Banter and lemy Is Pmked

Capt. Wise resumed the stand to
correct his testimony OF yesterday
lie said dispatch was given him for
delivery 20 schley, Il directed the
latter 10 proceed With all possible
haste % Santiago. As witness found
sehley At Santiago he did not decru
II necessary 70 inform schley Of hia
own movements.
Lieut. Spencer Wood. who com
mandsd the Dupont. testified that hia
vessel was on the picket line. Thts
VAS an Important statement fer tho
schley side, as Il Is cuntended that
he failed 20 establish picket lines
Lieut.. John Heod. who command
ed the Hawk during the war. tssti-
red that he delivered a dispatch 20
sehley from sampson IN which the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-27

ncuity In coatlng VITA a collier
alouguido. OF Santiago,
After Adjournment. Judge Advo-
cate Lemly atrod- anEflly 70 the Ia
bic occupied ~ schleys counsel and
demanded to know why they had
charged him with slyins the records
OF the ease to the newspapers.
Mr. nayuor denied that he had
made sueh a chafEe. bat his aaaooi-
ate. Lieut.. Parker. sald he had his
suspicious - 70 who save them out.
You always are fun Of uusple.
tonat' unErlIy exclaimed Lsmly.
Welt" replied Parker. 4 have
had suspicious that you werr not
gentleman. and ] am not sufs bat
those suspirloua were weil founded.
Iemly ignored the remark
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-27
GOT him WITH
SULPHUR

NEW ORLEANS. Sept. ia ne
gro named Jules Gettridge was
caught by Louisville n Nashville
railroad Waterman stealing brass.
The negro began shooting at the
Waterman and ran. Chase was Civ
On by the police and other watch
men, and the negro took refuge
IN a fertilIzlng factory. All the time
he kept loading his revolver and
shooting.
He climbed into the loft OF the
factory and lowered himself into
one Of the big storage tanks. Water
was turned on, In an attempt %
drown him out, but n pole running
up the center OF the tank gave him
n place 10 lodge. Then sulphur WA
forced through a pipe into the tank,
and attempts were made by the po-
lice to set this on fire with Roman
candles.
The negro was finally captured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-27
Time LIMIT
Is REACHED
Yet the Frink Line ls No, Built
How About the Bond7

To day the time expires for the
electric read 81 Ffink and others %
- campisisd aad In operation. The
road IL not completed. however. and
q h said Do valid extension 81 time
has been granted
Tho city council intended 20
allow ths company an extern
sion - time BY the adoption q q
resolution grating the same. THIS
resolution, however. IL commsntrd
won az bainK Without snsct and
absolutely 10 no purpose. A law
must Be amended ~ = las, u ~ he'd.
and il net effected by resolution. n
= conceded that the city might wcil
claim the forfeiture - the 5000 bond
II the company. However, this Hc-
tien q improbable. a. the council
showed iis willingness - grant the
petition q Mr. Frink. even though
It's action may have hsen without
eject. ard Irregular.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-27
Pickpoeket Bound Over

Nele Peterson was this morning
bound over 10 the superior court b.
Judge George for trial on the charge
OF larceny from the person. Hls
bonds were liked at $1,000. I'm default
Of which ne was committed to tho
county Jail. Peterson Il alleged to
have rinod the pockets OF Jack John
son In n room over the Dawson ea-
loon and stolen $40 IN cash while his
victim slept.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-27

viTyrSGroN. n. c. Sept. sT.--f,
AZ sssa lnssaasd by Judge Adve-
=. lsmy to follow M the exam
s..ssa q wous-ship captains At this
.xulns's session q the sealey court
\ ,.uairy. bat they were no, avail
~. 50 BE decided 70 ean several
.snsaes who are anxious 20 leave
a. sssy as sooa as they can be spar
&
Lat we'd further testified that
n hae orders to run in as close 20
y. snsny as possible should the
srsry appear. He had heard or
snew q no efforts % discover
xatsAsr the spansAh ships were IN
81 cisnfasgos hAFbor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-27
GUARDING
HIS TOMB
Picked Soldiers keepWatch
Over Dead President

CANTON. O. Sept. T7.--Ths late
presidents body wiii be guarded in
definitely b. reEuinfH one sentinel
will remain on duty az the vault day
and uiEht. until q permanent mauro-
lsum u built How long thla viii be
l.. ~ course. unknown.
The var department assigned Co.
G. Fourteenth Infantry. commanded
~ Capt VIM. =. Hidtie. r.. to guard
the body. This body II one - The
cracks 81 the whole army II has
been at Fort Wayne. near Detroit.
recently. having been back from the
Philippines and China only n short
time. Every man has sern hard ser
vice. and the company includes more
sharp shooters than any other IN thu
AMY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-27
new COMPTROLLER WOULD
ABOLISH SUB-TREASURIES

CHICAGO sept s7man harrett Rdgely the COMPTROLLER
reaaary system and In favor % uaitsa States bank.
needed BY
believe a
said Mr.
n n n n
We lose the use'o which.
PROPAGATION.
THE = n
holes But don't whether be emedlsd
be
immediate Of that. either"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-27

former Was told TO so 20 Santiago
with al possible speed. ~ the span
ish feet was there.
echiey maintains he received a
letter FROM sampson after receipt
% this dispatch. ordering him 10 re-
main at CienfueKea.
During the afternoon session. a
request from sampson that Altor-
noys stanton and Campbell be per-
rttttcd 90 represent his interests be-
fore tho court Wa received and re-
fused
Cart. MeCaila took the stand and
testified that be told schley that tho
spanish nnct was at Santiago. and
urEcd him - 80 there a. ordered,
even II he could not stay there. SIC
Gala said he would have had no dIf-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-27
Council Committee Meeting

The aro and water committee will
meet tonight IN the city hall 10 con
slider the proposition for more aGs-
quats protection from IRE on Queen
Anne hili.
Tho civil service and salaries com
rri;tse viii also meet. 4 contract
may be entered into with the Boys'
4 Girls AID society 20 care for home
less boys aud girls % the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-27
CORTELY0U
Erings Private Papers
TO Mrs. Mckinley

CANTON. o. sept. sf.--secrstary
carislyog arrived here this morning
via tive valissz supposed - contaln
tAf personal papers q the late Pres
ksns Mckinley.
Mrs. Mekini@y's condition was not
tA&rgsd this morning over that -
yesterday. WIEN she showed indira-
nons % Improvement Friends fear
fh1t the presence % Secretary Cor
tslyca may serve % intensity her
arxuish. ard Gauss 3 collapse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-27
WHAT WOULD o
CHRIST SAY Q

NEW YORK, Sept. I'll p,.r,.,,
morgan and II guests, all ninster,
le't New York this morning for e..
francisco, to attend the general con-
vsntion Of the Protestant Eplseopat
church. Y'a'
me train was the most palatlot
ulat ever started across the contlp-
~ All the expenses are borne BY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-27
WANT 81 new WkR-DOGS

ers. six sheathed and coppsred cruls-
ers 81 about 1000 tons displacement.
Elk sheathed and coppercd Ruuboats
81 about GO tons displacement. ten
Hheathed and coppered light drauHht
EunboatH Of about 200 tons diaplnce-
meut. three collIers. one transport.
and one repair ship.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-27

WASHINGTON. u. C.. Sept. IL
The construction board Of the navy
department IL preparing ita annual
recommendation to the secretary
for the increase Of the navy. II iH
believed that u will urge that the
Increase 20 be asked % congress be
two bnttIeBhips. two nrmored cruls-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-27

While under the effects u uauor.
Joseph Powell vas thrown ffum =
Cedar street car al FIRST avenue ard
cherry street az 10 o'clock this
morning aud bruised Ne was ~.
moved 70 the Seattle general hoe
rstni
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-27
I recommended for Appointment

T.. s county Medical society
has recommended to the conaidera-
ton ~ Mayor Humes. 10 All the
place on the hoard ~ health made
vacant by the resignation Of Dr. FL
mor Heg. the following physicians:
r. NJ. Harrison. Chaa. n. Ford and
Alfred Raymond.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-27
WOODEN BLOCKS
Council Street Committee Consider.
ing Paving Matter Today

The street committee Of the city
council tH meeting this afternoon -
consider important stree, improve
mentn n wiii probably be decided
this afternoon whether ~ no; 90
pave with wooden blocks XsHlsr
way. Columbia Marion aud Madison
streets between FIRST and Western
avenue. The COMMITTEES ulil also
consider the resolution made ~
Councilman Murphy 20 construct
bouievhrdH on either side - the gov.
eminent canal from WeHtihkn ave.
rue 10 Forfncy street.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-27
VIII Not Discuss Judge Noyes

Geo. V. Bornchonius, who last
spring was clerk Of the United states
court at Nome. but who was forced
TO resign by Judge Noyes, returned
from Nome on the Senator last night.
re claimed NJ the time he resigned
That he was dismissed without sum
Client Justification. He refused to-
day 20 dlscusa Judge NeyeR 9filolel
acts NJ Npme. iA..a.-s-ss'' -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-27
Repaired by Non.UnlOnists

The union maehlnists are moved 70
n mild form Of unhnly mirth by the
Inability Of the 9aronur 70 yet TO
sen. Non-unionistH NJ Mornn'H have
been employed all summer trying To
repair the vessel. and have not vet
been ohla 10 render her Heaworthy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-27

Emil Block. aged -. and Lydia
Wsntiac. a both % Seattle. Grluth
r. owen. aged -. and uicka Nsi-
son. y. both u Ballard. Harold Reed
Gould. aged u. and Bertha Guynn
Freeman. 81. both - Jackson. Al.
aska Frank Arthur Thorn. aged a..
and E1inor Harriet fnEsru0il. q.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-27
SHOT TWO sTRikERs

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept s7.-In n
riot on the water front this morntns
two special police who were attacked
b n mob ~ strikers. shot and Feri-
ously wounded Herman knmlete and
Jack Wilson. strikers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-27

WANTED: BEDS FOR
ROOSEVELT FAMILY ,

= WASHINGTON. u. c. sept Z
. g.-ousstians o. state viii be {
. overshadowed. On ths prvai- {
o dents mind. when he takes pos {
. session % the White House next {
. week. by the problem &C md Z
. ing room Tor hls large family. {
. Roosevelt has six children. Q
@ the eldest Of whom - a young 9
D lady IN her 18th year. and the
, youngest a hahv who has not
Q yet seen two winters with q
D Ars Roosevelt tbs family num- Q
D bers eight. other members % q
D The hauss hold Will Be a nurse. Q
, perhaps Envernsaa. az least .
o one maid and houseksspsr. .
. This makes y IN al. .
. Roosevelt has the largest fam q
. ny % children % any president .
D who ever entered the White q
. House, and T.. therefore. con- .
. fronted with a problem which Z
. none Of his predecessors. ex- z
. cspt Cleveland. had 70 face. Q
. In the presidential residence Q
. there arr only I'VE sleeping Q
n apartments. Three - these are .
o % goodly dimensions. the other
o two are not very large. while Q
o the White House - n large
~ structure. more than hair the
q interior space Is devoted to pub
. lie Offices and receptions rooms. Q
q Other presifsnts. with smaller .
. families. have never had room
. - spare. Q
. During his second term.
. Cleveland was confronted with
o much the same problem az viii q
. require solution now. lie then z
. had three young children. and
. In addition - them and Mr.. 6
q Cleveland. there we're SIX wo- .
. men q the household. includ- z
. ing nurses, maids and others. q
. who had 10 be provided with q
o sleeping accommodations Q
= In order 20 make room for al, z
q store room IN the basement q
. vas converted into an extra Q
= bed chamber. This was not a z
q satisfactory arrangement, but .
@ there was no alternative. on z
q the ground floor IL also n large 9
o billiard room. which vas not
o used during McKlniey's admin 9
. istrati0n This apartment may {
o be brought into requisition IN
o the present emergency. although q
. the new president Il fond % 9
o billiards. In the basement a. q
Q present arc two small rooms. in {
. which the steward and butler q
y sleep,
o Last spring, when he expected I
q 10 be vice president and presid-
. ing officer Of the senate, Roose-
. welt leased the Olney residence q
. on Rhode Island avenue. near Z
o Seventeenth. The house is
. owned By Bellamy storar. and I
o Il a fine large gray structure,
. In a fashionable part Of the city. Z
. Roosevelt never moved IN, and
o now he has taken steps to sub Z
= let the place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-27
DIVORCED

CHICAGO, Sept. 27.-Mra. George
NJ Pullman. dauRhter-in-law 10 thu
millionaire inventor Of the Pullman
car system, was today granted n di-
vorce from her husband by default.
on submitting evidence that her hus-
band had been unfaithful and Ind
deserted her. Mr.. Pullman IA said
To be In California. lie preferred to
mako no appearance or file any an
awer 90 the suit for divorce. The
amount Of alimony decided upon Il
1850 a year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-27
Musical Recital Monday Afternoon

The Ladies' Musical club sent out
invitations today 10 an artists re-
c4tal ~ Mrs Anna Belklrk Norton,
c0ntralto and Mrs. l.. J. Van ORfe.
uianist. which will take place a. tho
Grand Opera house Monday after
.ne0ns Sept. "a. ct $3.50 o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-27
King County teachers Institute

The program % the King County
Teachers institute vas completed
yesterday and given 70 the printer.
The institute win he held in this
city from Oct. n 10 Is inclusive.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-27
But SIT Collected

The committee coliectinE funds 20
d0fTay the expenses Incurred In the
Mckinley memorial exercises. 20.
ports that but 81 has teen received
49, far. Al who are interested are
asked to bring their subscriptions 10
the chamber Of commerce rooms.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-27
Rev. Mr.. Matthews Lectures

Rev. ". a. Matthews. d. y. 81
Jackson. Tenn. delivered a lecture
on practical Christian Work" last
evening at the First Presbyterla \
church. a large number Of people
were present.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-27
100000 FIRE

FonT WORTH. Ter. Sept II
Almost the entire business part 81
Mcgioud. - r has been destroyed
10 frs. Ices slo1.og
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-27
HUNGRY

VICTORIA. y. g. Sept. g \
great exodus % miners is reported
from Copper River and Atlln dis
trietH. My few claims are paying,
employing but few men Hundreds
must come out on account Of short
age IN provisions
Oriental advicea state that the
Marquis II Shotai. former king 81
the Hinhn islands, before nnnexa
tlon BY Japan. died At Toxic three
weeks ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-27
Bound for Walla Walla Fair

The excursion party 70 the waua
wana fair left Seattle this afternoon
AZ f.is on the Northern Pacific The
party numbered about p. They will
return Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-27
I TO A. ON
COLUMBIA

LONDON. sept. g7.-Ths first race
for TIE Americas cup yesterday has
further SHAKEN the belief % English
esssiHg men IN the Shamrock. Bet
tag today e 70 4 On the Colun-
bia.
HIGHLANDS. n. J. Sept. 2T.-Col-
sfnoia and Shamrock lay quietly a.
iaesf nooFings today. Some slight
sissrasions we're made on CoIunbia's
raiuaail, but beyond that. no change
Nas made IN either yacht.
~ Thomas Upton Is sanguins as
ever y lifting the cup.
y 3 denied that Columbia got The
.Y.FiAEs IN yesterdays start IN an
mssssirats manner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-27
G. n. Bowers Sudden Death

George " Brewer. aged q years.
died At West Seattle suddenly laat
evening The body Vas taken - tut
tsrwoftha uuFEus where n will 30
prepared for shipment 20 Bronson,
Mich. Mf. Brewer came to the coast
In search - health.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-27
More Damages From City Wanted

". Dumas has brought en- action
against the city and the Seattle FL
srifie CO. u recover tispo FOR dam
hsea - his property resulting from
the grading q Amy street and East.
lake avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-27
Thief Caught In Act

William Richardson was this morn
ing uEht In the act Of stealing an
umbrella from First avenue saloon
by officer Mnyou. He wGs arrested
and charged with petit larceny.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-27
MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION FORMED

COLUMBUS. o. sept sTThs ney National Memorial associa
popular
rnArtyred president
is president He
Iey's lifelong friend adviser.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-27
City OF Seattle 0vercus

The steamer City Of Seattle. Capt.
Cornell. due In this harbor from the
north, has not yet been reported. u
II believed her delay - caused By a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-27
Paid for Their 81 icsn,s,,

,. sarnes Cash and VIM. johnson tv.
prepfietors o. local gambling hone.
800 today fined SO for tha nriyIi.
'ks u running ths1R Ea1aaA. ''"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-27
Alien chinks on Trial

hthree Cinnamon named All st,v
81. Song ana All Chung are bainsg,
sia TO- a. me Office o. y. +. Commit.
Is sonfr Wiefer this afternoon. To- A.
"sai entrance into thia c,.,i,,,..t ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-27
q PRINCES FUNERAL

PARIS, Sept. 27.-Funeral services
for Prince Henri OF Orleans we
hold anih snQrnipgsN 1890. 1880.