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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-21
Cada cuaL como qnien eS
Los federales servlran gratis.

BE crearon los tribunales de policfs,
AsignAnGose los jueces sueldos qas Gu
hrir&n los muDicipios. El gcbernador
nombrs: los pueblos psgan. Ess 90 Ia
Autonomfa que mandan hsoer los rsPu
blioanoa de la CAmara. Para ell goberna
dor el derecho; para los pusbloa sl sacri
hcio. En La Fortalsxa coneentr&udose,
OentraliSAndoBe una .utoridsd pretorisna;
en- Lac casas consistorisles RI Fl al j&ndose una
importaucia oprsbiosa. Sin msyorfas de
que disponsr, sl grupo exfguo de loe Egox
cne Y los Matienxo, presidido per an mono
s0bio, necesit aba acudir 4 Is faerxa de los
dominadoTes para sxterminar al pafs.
el pAfs reRuta In vfetims de unos cuantos
despreOiables polichiueIas.
Frente 4 un despotismo tan insolito,
ne Alxa el patriotismo de los hombres de
bien. No tiens las armas tieue solo la
Ysx6n. No busoa predominios ofcisles (;
busca medidas hberales ; no persigue Ia
eros nj mercedes persigue ell bieneatar
comdu, y 81, si ea presiso, rinde homena
les ain reserva. Aver did ell eiemplo don
Laurentino Estrella hoy 10 d& don Jose
Alvars1. Ambos ofreCen servir GRATIS el
cargo de juez, y ambos son ciadadanos dc
vAler y de prestigio. 81 Se quisiera po
nsrlss tachs, solo SO encontrarfa una, uns
no mas, oomprensible en- tiempos de de
grAdaoi6n y de Hervidumbre AMAN 81
YATRIA.
He aquf sl escrito del sehor Alvarez
eHonorable sehor Carlos L. Allen
4obernador de Puerto Roo.
I'm vista do Ia situaci6n precafia d.
este municipio, interesado, como proPis
tario y contribuysnte, en- que ssa situacior
30 ateI 4 en- todo 10 possible, ell que firms
este escrito ofroce usted servir GRATIS 9
cargo de JueH de poiofa de la ciudad d
Oaguss. He sido hasta sl sho timo Jue
municipal, y soy en- este momento miem
bro de Ia Junta de instruction Pub 10
slsota por sufrsgie. Mi pre- fssion ca la d
farmaceutiso y tergo u1 estsblecimient
de farmaois, OalIe Turabo, esquins al Par
que Central. Al ofrecerme, de un mod
sxpont&neo, solo me impulsa ell deseo de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-21
bien pdblioo y dc IL mayor eoonomiaspara
los fondos munioipales.
Csguas, Mario 20 de 1901.
Respetuossmente,
J.se j. Aivares

El ayuntamiento de Caguas ha reoo
mendAdo Is proposition gsnerosa del senor
Alvarez, z 10 que 8! no dice por mo 1es
tia nosotros 10 diremos en- Justlola. H.
IN homcre de intsligenoia. que Sc ha le-
vaptsdo PoR ST en- Ia esfsra de los nego
cios. que posea propied adss, que tiene ia
confederation de toda eEts sooledsd POI
aus virtudes, que hs demostrado la rectl
tad de su csrAeter en- muchas ocaslones
quo. en- ell rasQo de ahora, prueba au dasln-
ter6s insuperable.
No le nombrarAu. n ombrsran IN
ouidana de ssos que pretenden adminlstrar
justicia all donde careoen de prest'gtc.
Nombrar&n un pGtrt0ta de ssos que, con
yensidos de que Puerto Rico 80 hunds,
avudan con sus manos eavar II fofa d
enterrar los restos de 10 que fac IN pueblo
enthusiastic y digno. Esos son los doioos
oue reunen cirounstanclas para obedecer
| los mstadores los enterradores. Esos
serkn los elegidos. Entire miles J miles de
hombrss rectos, la suerta oorreaponde la
media doesns de hombres vampires, que
eran incondicionales, que pasaron opor-
tunistas -ss decir satellites del sol que
calienta-y que go llaman actualmsnte RE
IPUBncANos, dethonrando la palabra BE
PUBLICA.
Asf y todo, nuesttos amigos, Alvarez
Estrells, cumplen su dsber. A los afro
psllos que rsalizs, 81 gobsrnador ahsdirs
an nuevo atropello. No importa. = 'e
nombre d cualquiers; que 10 nonabre cor
EsUELDo; que perjudique al tesoro d lo'
oontribuyentes; que Sc llene de gioris
10 Ner6n 10 Calfgula. Sobre Ia frsnt'
del partido federal quedar& una aureol'
tan fGlgda, que jamas alcsnsaran nu
blarla las sombras siniestrss de Ia noch
que nos envuelve. Al sALUs PcPULI SO con
testar& con la sUPREMA RATIO IMPERATo
RUM.
/ Qae Sc oonteste.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-21
A DIBSTRO 7 SINIRSTRO

Habla otra vex, y habla como siempre,
Ia preasa republicans.
z dice asf
xRuiz Sagredo. el insigae alealde de
Arecibo, ssta de enherabuena. Varios Pc
llos divertidos de eata capital 10 hsn obse-
ouiado CON una serenata al pie de Ia ven-
tana. an su hahitaoi6n del Hotel Inglate-
rfa. Fslioitamosle por la deferente aoogi-
da que tuvo en- esta 0apitsls
Y bisn en- csc suelto tan chistoso no
se habls claro.
Lo que ocurri6 90 oomo sigue
RL oorreotfsimo c&balleTo, alcalde de
Areoibe, prohibio que "a cantase ALI
una oanoion, compuesta por el trAnsfuga
Martfasx Rosello.
No preocupaba al digoo fancionario
la cansoleta, sin6 el 6rden pdblico. 81
0rden piblioo pedfa alterarse por ininrias
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-21
ObiEsgO Os'iO

En- la madrugads de antier dejo de
g xistir sn Rio piedrss 81 que en vida fue
don Juan 3. Monclovs, cons acuente fade-
ral que nos segufs desde Ia evolucion del
partido autonomists puertorriquefio.
Muri6 10 sdad de cin0uenta y cuatro
affos, rodaado de Ia simpatfs que aupo sap
taras en- oil vseino pueblo. Prueba de cato
faS Ia numeresa concHrrancia de tedas las
sooialss que ssisti6 4 Is inhnrnaeion
dc sue rsstoG.
Damos nusstro pesame 1 su essinsbls
farnilia sn 81 justo duelo que 10 ahigs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-21
=. k.UE :. s

El lunes comenxark la edifosoi6n del
AsiIo de Mstsrnidad en- proyeoto. Su COS
TO se aprecia en- 30. 600 dollars. Hay seis
mil en- dep6sito. Dssp16s de psscuas So
esIebrsrA an bale en- Ell teatro bent fl ,io
de las obras. Los comisioasdos de la 90
!ecta pedirau algo Mr.. Cornegie, milo
mario amigo de las obrss piadosas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-21
P0LGCla

ear In yinilaneia de Ia poblAci6n de sousr-
4 o eon 10 solieitado por Ssnchex Morales
m el avuntsmiento. Mandsra lss fuersas
sl asrasnto Arturo de la Ross, destacado
On ssa oiudsd OouparA 81 onartel que hoy
tisne In policfs del munisipio. Do han ss
coRido hombres de extrshaa local!dadeH
sac no tisasn reiseiones aqaf.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-21

En- una Manifestation oelebra1s en- 10
Habana se dieron muchos gritos de viva
Cuba libro sin carboneras El pueblo es
IL dispuesto & apoyar la Convention en-
su negativa & las pretsnoiones de los Es :
tadOs UnidOs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-21

los fedeYalss, que son en- In villa del aor-
O la sotGgidqg de Los csudadanOs dtgn0s.
Enti9adase bisn : DE Los oIUHADARos
,IGNos.
Oas vooiferasen aQ4sllo en- San Juan
10 preocupo nHnca al senior Ruiz Ssgrsdo;
.auel es sl rsino de las tur5as y en- las tar
,as al desorden es un nlOdus operGndi.
La ensosddtEla Ne sE oANT5 donds no
sbfa osntsrse.
ESQ ss todo.
Y en todo eao, por dios vivo,
contra Is imb6cil 1aurfa,
prob6 que tiane snergfa
al aloalds de Arssibo.
Pero fac este San Juan.
Passo Iss GALES sus anchas.
Visit6 aus amigos. que son la H,r y
nata dc In ciudsd.
Ynada: no rssalto aada.
Lego Ia noche, al retrarso oil sttet
Ruix Sagrsdo, le sguardabsR EGs surbas
frente al vestibalo del Hotel Ipglaterra
smpfxaron, oIEs CONTRA UNO, de.
nostarls Y 4 empuia arls, coR una valentta
" una intrepideE sdairables.
Elsnor Ruiz Sagrsae entro oil hotel,
inorspo d los do ls serenata, sc conduio
oomo IN homore de eorazon, y did enEe-
auids el despreoio por respussta los sal
vsjes alaridos.
Nj perdi6 81 tranquilidad.
AL contrario rio de aqualls demos.
TRACTION de eivisna6, hablS serensmente eeR
las personas que condenaban d los nasvos
br,stos de esa Roma ridfouls = march6 al
dfa sigaisnte d su aloaldfs dejando atrks
taRta esooris.
Lo de todos los dfas.
I'll desd6n federal, noble 7 altivo,
frents al esoandslo Unconditional, brayU'
oon, hueco 8 innoble.
Sc realixa el petro aRhelo
de E Pats yae persigue
d an patricia, J sigue J ague
haoiendose EEL PARALELo.
Porqus ya no es que Las rURBAs ini-
cisran ell espeet&culo incivil.
Ks que ell partido republican, aplauds
y da por suyss esas salvajadaa.
In 10 DUAL responde & au fndols 4
so tempersmento.
| Vivi6 vive del tumulto.
A la raxon opuso el MOTIF.
Frente 4 Ia ley levanto las turbas.
Y es fel d au historic de nefsndos
lcontubsrnios con sl delito.
mo en- valde aspira que Cruz Cas-
Itro Guillot permanexoan en- el presldioI
De ese modo podran tratar con bene-
/ vola rRApERN1DAD sus kermanos.
Dios los orfa Mr. Allen los iunts
''t' 80 - . :
............... ....' '''''''s' $500 >
La prensa republicans cample sH
mission.
Continue regooij&ndose por Las 'afs
Inatas d nuestros amigos.
Continds celebrando 4 los cue las
Irealixan & mansalva.
Nosotros tambien nos regooiiamoa ds
que ne demuestre que la parts soes dc Ia
plebe no es federal.
| Cslcsos oultivsd res.
i del pals entire las ruinas
4 vamos oogiendo. ... LAS FLORES
A deiando. las HsPINAs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-21
@E AHOGAEA

Aver 4 lau aeis de la tarde SO ahosaba
Ia nifia Cermen 0aerfa on 81 puerto de es
IN ciudad El aomeroisute A fredo lgle
aiAs ss tir6 vestido al aqua, salvAndola de
ana muerte segura.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-21
MI e e. TIN c.

Eu Ell nlseting que sc celebrsra al do
nipgo pr6ximo inicistivs do Ia Camars
de Comsroio, &c pedirA que las Camaras Sc
ysaua6 en seei6n extraordiharia. Sc c0n
fla en- que 10 conesda el gobernsdor.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-21
e. "RoRIMoUEM"

Las proposiciones hechas para la com
pra del eBorinquens no son aoeptables.
Sc ConvoGara para nueva srbasta.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-21

Es probable que muy pronto visite
ssts isls el senador Mr.. Fora sr, padre de
la ley civil que rige en la isla.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-21
''lRIS nE PAZ"

La logia Iris dc po2 de Arroyo. con
csde tsrrcnos gratis para Is sdifoacion de
ans esoaela.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-21
De GuANlCA

El rs saldran 1900 emigrantes en Ell
vapor California por GuAnica, eontratados
para las islaa Haw Iii. va hay acuartela-
dos 500.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-21
SAN JUAN
FOr telegrsfO.

Marzo 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-18

ENDS SESSION
Discussion Of Young Peoples Work
A Review OF the Business.

The prcabytsry Of Puget sound adj
Ioufned at noon today after one pf
the most successful meetings ia itH
history. The morning Was given
up 10 young peoples work The
importance Of Christian Endfavu-
was discussed. Rev. James Thomp-
SON spoke on Christian Eudravor
Work Ia the Church. setting &c forth
az one Of the essentials ta the pro-
Ereas OF church work.
Dt. " A. Major spoke on The
Place ~ Christian EudehNuf.' ana
The Purpose 81 Christian Eudahv=
or was treated BY Dr. ". 4. Mack
Reports Of pastors from different
neids Of work were heard. Songs
internpersud the mornings work
resolutions ~ thanks 20 the people
% the Westminster church for their
kind reception we're passed ana the
meeting adjourned until September
when 1T VIII be held IN North Yak
lima.
During the session the Hev, David
blythe wna elected moderator sue
ceeding HsY. Chas. J Godsuau. The
Rev. Thee Cuyte and Chas. hhepz
ard we're chosen 70 represent Tie
prtshytnfy a. the general assembly
~ Philadelphia this year.
The following ministers were cali
"a Ia the churches Indicated AMI In.
stalled in These churches. REV y. l.
HAYDEN. - y. North Yakima Rev
Thoe. Gum. -. T.. Friday hhrhnr,
Rev. J. G. Smith. Port Townsend.
Rev. Thos. Mcclure " az elected PAS
t8r-at large 20 serve for the comm Z
year. -..-------------------------
nsIlnnIs 1rnrs- Rsasena be prlesa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-18
CLEANING UP
THE CITY JAIL

The city chain gang is at present
engaged ia Nhitczw aahlnE the cells
and corridors az police hssdquarters.
superintendent ot STREETS Little ~
the board OF public works 10 cnEiu-
esring the job. He i assisted bY the
chain gang guards.
To-day Is prisoners are hard at
work acrapiug off THE Old " hitewuah
which for months has adorned the
wallis OF the receiving and working
cells. An equally large force Il en-
gagged IN applying nSN y hitcw ash
g tbs walls and ceilings ~ she base
ulent cells II IL expected that the
work Will De completed some time
next week. The renovation Was tie
result 81 complaints made 70 the
beard by the iailors.
II Is understood that a new found
alton VIII soon replace the old one,
which Is fast ruttinE away, and In
consequence the 1aii has settled sew
ural inches the past three weeks.
There u also talk II building a neN
cell Ia the basement. Mr.. Little. IN
al Interview. said; The city Sail
IL certainly in need OF a cleaning
up. Whitewash - a good remedy
for nithy cells. and the ceztt now be-
ing put on VIII 60 a Icing ways to-
wards the Improvement Of sanitary
conditions. some day Seattle vii
have a new jail. ! hope.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-18
Theaters.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Florence Roberts. supported by the
Alchzar company, gave a perform
ance OF 'Sapho" AZ the Seattle thea
ter last night. or the play itself.
nothing need be said. az rs question
able morality and pronounced not
oriety has frequently been discuss
ed. However, aside from the fea-
lures Of a work Of this character, II
must be said that Miss Roberts gave
an entertainment that, from an art
istic standpoint, was very good. II
was even more. 1t was excellent. As
Fanny LeGrand (Sapho), she gave
what one might call a revised version
~ a story that has long offended.
She was bold. chic and, at the end.
modest. Noble womauhoOd was not
an impoasibility, for when At last
that universal essemCe-n mothers
love, predominated, every other i'm
pulse or desire was cast 70 the winds.
or the lady's support much Il 10 be
said, and although ons character
was at first disappointing, before the
second act was through he demon
Etrated real strength. This was
Iucius Henderson as Jean Gausain
OF the other support, Geo. Webster
was probably the best as Uncle
Caeseire. His humor was exquisite.
and the audience understood and ap-
preciated Il. Flamont. Dechelette.
and in fact all the others were good
and helped make up great show.
The character Of Joseph, Sapho's
little boy, for once fell into the hands
OF a child that could act a. least In
accord With nature. Little ollie
Cooper was simply flrst-class. and
there was not an expression she ut
tered that had that weariaOme tit
tat OF the stage prodigy.
"Sapho" VIII be given every night
this week, with Saturday matinee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-18
IN THE COURTS.

judge Tallman yesterday signed
the nudinf % fact and conclusions ~
las ia the ease ~ the Seattle Auto
matte Telephone 60. against the city
% Seattle restraining the defendants
from interfering with the company
IN Installing IS telephone system
The case was recently heard -
Judge Tailmau. judgment being
rendered IN favor - the Automatic
company. The conclusions ~ inN
in accordance with the decision
rendered. grant the company the
right % construct aud operate =
telephone System A decree viii
snnn - entered.
Charlotte Nichols was Yesterday
granted a divorce from John II.
Nichols on the ground q abandon
msnt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-18
THIS MAYOR
DIDN'T SCARE

CHICAGO. April is-Aeting Mayor
walker found a mysterious looking
box on his deck. bat fsarisealy pick
I'd Il W and unwouud the cord that
fastened the It'd when ~ released
the fastening The ia Was thrown OF
and wrigsling. Jumping. hnEEins
methtug scattered the papers
about On al. desk IL vas a rubber
toy that had bevn wound up 20 make
fun for Mr.. Walker. and the runor
soon gained currency about the city
that the dive keepers had sent him
an Internal machine because he
bad ordered their places closed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-18
CITY OF PUEBLA
READY FOR SEA
She Changes Routes With the State
OF California.

The steamship state 81 California
returned this morning from Van
couytr with freight for California.
The consignment vii be transferred
60 the steamer city OF ruehln ana
started 60 san Francisco tomorrow.
This win be the first trip " tie
Puebln since her repairs have been
completed The state q California
viii prepare FOR her trip 20 Alaska
April 20. Il vii be her initial run
on the SkaEWay route and much IN
trrvat viii be attached Co the time
she makes In Alaskan waters. II In
probable that the vessel viii stay on
the Lynn canal run until the new Pa
cinc coast steamer Spokane goes into
commission At that time COM
pleta change may be made ON all the
eumpnnYn routes.
4 number OF steamers are nov be
inE built Tor the pacllc Coast Go.
which are especially designed Tor
Alaska trade.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-18

mounted on large shield covered
With velvet ana trimmed with ivory
There are g. specimens Of native
weapons, all in miniature. construct
Ell Of steel aud ivory. There are 90
musical Instruments also In NINA
ture The whole exhibit consists ~
about POO pieces,
The Ladies' ules club returned yes
terday from IT, down Sound trip
The members report large houses
and enthusiastic receptions.
The baseball game scheduled fuf
Saturday between the varsity nine
aud buEdaieH league was declared
off yesterday by the latter. EW-
IDENTIFY uugdaie hasn't whipped hiH
men into line sufficiently O. warrant
their running up against "ilnhy.
Schools pitching The varsity
leaves Monday on their Eastern trip
With excellent prospects FOR victory
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-18
Tho Telcphono tllrL

'The Telephone Glrl" will undpubt-
eddy break all records for the Third
Avenue thentrr this season. An
other packed house greeted the anus
ing iumhlu OF music and comedy last
night The play VIII run through
the week with a Saturday matinee.
Jessie Morton. accompanied by the
Ellrfufd company makes her fret
appearance lu this city at the Third
Avenue theater next Sunday, play
ing "A. Grattan =nonnelly's An Am
crican 0irl." The company comes
with an excellent reputation and
its performances should br 81 such
quality ne the patrons OF the Third
Avenue theater expect.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-18
THE DOLPHIN
SAILS TONIGHT

The Dolphin. Capt 0.Brten. will
sail tonight Tor skagway. The boat
has been rcpalnted. repaired and
cleaned Up generally. on the trip
north tonight the Dolphin viii carry
20 tors 81 freight and a full list %
passengers.
J. X. Cline and samuel Guiat. Kion-
dixie mine owners. viii g. north on
the Dolphin.
Frank Young. a juneau merchant.
and 9. IT, Peterson. formerly local
steamboat man who now owns a
store ia SkagWay will also BE- a pas
FFnUer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-18
Officer Knew Them.

Joseph Thompson and John Kelly,
arrested several days ago by ON
GERS Rowan and smith Ia the BLACK
chapel district. we're last night rye
ogninsd by rhtralman ~. X. Hub.
bard Rs the two men who. an the
afternoon q April s. attempted q
steal = box - shoes from In front ~
the Washington shoe Co's store ou
Jackson street They will be eharK
"A with attempted robbery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-18
The Frawley Company.

The Frawiey company, whose fine
work in 1.-THE Middleman" has
made a most pleasing Impression,
will. at the Grand opera house 10.
night, present Martha Morton's COM
edy Brother John" The play was
first brought into popularity by VIM.
~. Crane. tonight the name part Will
be played by ". 8. Dufneid.
Next Sunday VIII witness the re-
turn Of T. -. Frnwley, when he will
appear at the Grand opera house in
Secret Service" BY students Of
dramatic construction the play ~
considered one Of the most remark
able, and from a technical point Of
View, one OF the finest ever made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-18
Attempted Suicide.

While IN ne OF dependency
brought on by excessive drinking.
Thes. nonahue, an cmpioye of the
Roy a Roy ahiuglc min, attempted
suicide last night IA room IN the
Cplhy house on Third avenue. lie
swallowed the contents OF "a three
ounce vial OF laudanum. Or. Kline
vas summoned. nunahuc will rc-
cover
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-18
Second District teachers.

The eoeond association district 81
King county teachers viii hold its
nrat regular meeting az Fall city
next Saturday afternoon.
program Of music and recitH-
tlonu has been arranged for the ocea-
sion,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-18

There is neither a sollloquy or an
aside in the play, aud the entire
story II enacted In real life would
occupy exactly the same time that
the PLAY now does. about two and
one-half huuru. There Ia no other
play Ia existence Ia which the best
methods Ut dramatic construction are
adhered Co 80 closely.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-18
EX-SENATOR
is PUNISHED
q. J. whitman Sent to the
Penitentiary.

NEw YORK. April 1S.-Alonxa J.
Whitman, formerly member Of the
Minnesota senate. was sentenced
here BY Judge Fustvr 10 two and one
hair years at hard labor, for pass
ing worthless check.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-18
Excursion 10 Bremer.on

The chamber Of com merce exour-
sion 70 Puget sound naval station to
So the Iowa IN drydock will prob
ably be arranged for week from
Saturday. The members viii 70
over 10 Bremerton on the Pawtucket.
which Commhndant BurwelI has
placed at their disposal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-18
For Ancient Robbery.

sarah Crowley. alias Della Ora.
ham. sAs arrested last BiKht BY Pa
tFolmen Adams and Benedict. ou a
charge % having robbed Jas. Watt
q SO. The alleged robbery occur-
red about two months age.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-18
UNIVERSITY.

Lieut.. Walter V. cotchstt. L, s, A.
" no recently returned from the Phil
tppiuss. has presented me eotlec-
ton % Philippians curtnsitteH 10 The
university museum. The exhibit is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-18

The Seattle Lacrosse club viii meet
tnnixht az o'clock in the chamber
q commerce % reorKanise for the
coming season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-18

The scarchlisbt at isp8h Second
avenue h showing interesting NOV
ing pictures this week and viii have
new views next
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-18
Every Possible
Effort

To entirely satisfy you Il made BY
the marteii Drus 60. The very beet
quality At Is price that's fair - the
policy that's building up u rubHtan-
tai and permanent trade.
Porous riastara johnson a John
son strengthening. Euld other
places at lie 90 &c. here s.s...s. g.
neiladonna PinateTH uains'Hb lice
Packers Tar Soap. sse hind .....s itC
Talcum HRby Powder lAxeIa1
#tC sire ts.sssss s#ss.s &c ssss lHE
Teogh brushes. good quality .... 7oc
Uf. Lyons Tooth Powder ....... Pee
porronfH Pare Powder. toc sire 1tc
ahsflsla's Creme Deniifriee. zse
Kind ssss. tssas sl-sssz zee sHss.ssss sal &c
RaseAaut Tooth wash ...4.a..... zoe
Family recipes niled at reasonable
prices.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-18

Lake Washington flyer. Str. Cy-
rene. between Madison q t.eachi
parks every % minute. from e p N
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-18
MARINE NEWS.

The steamer Charles Nelson f. lay
Ing a. Mornn's shipyards this morn
ing loading lumber for SkaKway.
The new schooner James A. Joan
son being built BY Morans f. almost
finished and VII be In commission
IN a few days.
The repairs on the revenue launch.
- lying at sfstson A. Posts mill
dock are nearly completed. The
heavy work i over and the finishing
touches are being put on.
The revenue cutter Grant left for
Tacoma this morning
A large number Of haIibut and cod +
fshfnE Hehooners are now in the har-
Dor. Some q them are preparing
for long northern voyages, and 9th !.
ers have Just returned from Cape
Fiattery
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-18

'Kecp in mind. cilne's piano house.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-18

The revenue cutter Grant left for
Tacoma this morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-18

We have found that the public APP
precintr a snap. AZ our new goods
are on display. Al bedrock prices
star Paint Co. 300 500 Pike street