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The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1901-09-13

It was near 8 the same evening, and
Joan was sitting alone, very white, very
miserable. Presently the clock struck
the hour, and as the last chime died
away the door opened and a man en-
tered the room quietly. he looked pale
and tired, but quick light came into
his eyes as he saw the girl. He came
straight to her. z.s q.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-22
GOULD NOT
FIND WORK
Iohn Held. an Artist and Artisan,
Disappears.

4 young man named John Held.
mattress maker. has been mys-
teriously missing since Dee g. lie
was boarding AZ the Cleveland
house. foz Pike street and made
persistent endeaNarH 60 secure work
on one Of the Seattle papers a. a
sketch artist Several times he
came 90 the Office ~ the star with
cartoons and drawings. which he
offered for inspection.
About Xmas time he appeared de-
aHundent and told the proprietor OF
the hotel that he could not get any
work ga Seattle. but would go over
20 Tacoma and see n anything Of
fercd there. In leaving the Clevc-
land he asked that his bicycle and
trunk be allowed TO remain for "A
couple OF days. That was the last
ever seen or heard OF Held.
one week ago his brother. George
Held. arrived from Portland. In
search OF John. the family then
having become alarmed over the
fact that no letters had arrived FOR
him. No traces having been found
the matter was placed in the hands
of the police here and In Tacoma,
and George Held started FOR Port
land today. taking his brothers ef-
ferts with him.
The missing youth had paid his
bin at the Cleveland and there was
no reason why he should desert his
trunk and bicycle. lie had been I'm
the habit Of writing to his Port
land relatives every week regularly,
John Held IL rs years OF age,
short. heavy set, with brown hair
and blue eyes. lie WIS i'm Seattle
nearly one year. coming from Port
land.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-22
\ Clean knock out.

fhc fourth round opened with
Robertson again the nHEfeRaur. A.
n came on. HARPER sldesafepped and
struck him q terrific blow under the
left ear. Rnbsrtsou'm head vert
back. and h. also fen Recovering.
he rushed again At the junior
Harper nide-steuped 10 the other side
and landed q powerful blow on tho
right ear Before Robertson eouli
steady himself. Harper threw a half
arm riRht-hnnd smash into his chin.
Robertson dropped like a ioE,
After the senior had lain notion
less Tor 10 seconds. Referee vriesiani
awarded the nKht 20 Harper. Rob
ertAon waa revived. but had 70 be
borne from the field.
Harper showed plainly the terrible
punishment he had received, while
hfa hands. as we'll as Robertson .
we're bleeding. Their faseH we're cut
ard bruised IN many places.
The spectators agreed that II waa
the forceHf and eieverest fRht fhoY
had ever seen. All declared that
both voting men We're thoroughly
game and scientific. and either would
h. q match for many pugiliHts. The
outcome was heard By the other
students with ths greatest Hurprihe,
as Robertson was believed b. mary
to be- the best fighter In the un'yerr-
ftv. n IL not thought likely thai
Uarpors claim O. that distinction
viii soon be contested.
The affnlr has not been taken no
by the college authorities. As tho
fwht took place away from the
campus. the principals and neeondH
do not believe II comes under the
Jurisdiction " the faculty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-22

Il was awakened" said Howell.
by the shock of the ship guinE on
the rocks about 3 o'clock The cry
was on every sidr. she g. on thv
rocks. she a. ON the rockHf I aprang
from nay bunk. 1efkcd ga my clothes
and never stopped Tor Efip OF tug
sage but ran ON deck. All vas tur-
mul Boats We're already being low
erred I heard the captain directing
that an 81 the women should come
10 the nias ~ the vcnnsf. from which
the long boat was reached I spfa nE
TO the other side aud helped lower a
boat. into which I descended Aa
my boat pushed away I SIN heard
the Captalun cry This way for all
the women quick. Go this side Mcn
were already jumping into the wa
ter and We picked up the steward
and storskerpvr.
we were near the side 81 the ship
when abe began % 80 down. and We
were nearly drawn under as thv
great vessel about 20 minutes after
striking the rock. tipped ana sank 90
the bottom % the bay.
THE cries we're terrible ! look
ed over the waves after the dismp-
neafanee Il the ship and there was
only wFeekage and floating bodies.
Most Of she HtearAEe Passengers
we're Chinese. and nearly all ~
them. I think. we're drowned.
There we're several white people
ia the water. and the mingled plte-
Gus appeals for help Of white and
Chinese were hsartrcndtnk
our beat saved three ~ the crew,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-22

No iivcIiar. tougher or more aclsn-
tificnliy arranged battle has ever
been pulled or in the Northwest
than the one between University
Senior Guy Robertson and Junior
Paul Harper. which occurred at the
old sFlat mill HAvenHa. at O'Clock
this morning. The fight iaztsi
nearly fours rounds. and Il was a
whlriwiud from start. to finlsh, end
ing in a clean kuocko The loser
Was carried from the field.
The encounter had % b.. IN order
10 satisfy Robertson FOR the indiEuity
be suffered Tuesday night at the
hands 81 the juniors when they
handcuffed him In an effort TO pre-
vent the senior banquet. which vas
finally held, after the stolen sweets
were found ia Howard CoaRrOve' :
trunk. and the young ladies' escaped
from a third story window - means
Of a sheet-rope.
Robertson made Tuesday nights
affair a personal issue with Paul
Harper. a junior who he believed
struck him during the struggle.
Therefore he determined By a hatic
encounter to maintain the senior
dignity of the University of Wash
lnKton, and likewise show the senior
goods that they could not be lock
ed IN their rooms with impunity by
n junior crowd.
ARRANGEMENTS for the fight were
made last night. and before dawn
this morning the principals and their
respective seconds and representa-
tiVes. timekeepera and all. were
abroad.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-22
HE ROASTED
the OFFICERS

WASHINGTON. d. C., FEB. r.
Notwithstanding the short time left
before adjournment. the house In
dulged yesterday IN two exciting %.
bates. Mr.. Hepburn precipitated the
fret By an anti-hazing speech, IN
which he declared that this practice
developed in the American army and
nav officers habits OF tyranny and
oppression. which were responsible
for the prsvaisncs Of desertiOns in
the army, and for the unwlllingness
~ sailors 70 enlist in the navy. He
also asserted that officers stood by
each other when in trouble. and that
~ the commanders Of Is navy yes
seis wrecked through ineompetency
since 1856, AL but one had escaped
with mild punishment
Other representatives. warmly re-
Piled ~ Mf. Hepburn and defended
The army and navy. MF. Cannon
end Mr. Dayton denied that "a single
one Of the wrecks cited BY Mr.. Hep
burn was due % ineUmpeteney.
Tie second sensation was sprung
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-22

tor of customs that the bond Of the
Pacific Coast Steamship company
has been accepted as q common car
rier. and according 70 the bond the
company la authorized 70 transport
appraised merchandise between the
several ports Va the United states
and In transit to and from and
through the Dominion of Canada, IN
suitable cars or vessels owned or
controlled by the company and run
ming over the company lines or
routes necessary Ia reach the deHtin-
alton named IN the manlfeHt and en-
try.
EVERETT. Feb IA. s.. Taylor,
Walter Thornton. r. r. Pendletou.
Dan Curffe and +. n. Brownell left
for Olympia yesterday 20 escort the
legislative crowd which will come
here today, Go view Everett from
a capltalletic standpoint.
OLYMPIA. Feb. 22.--Chas. Jaynes.
the young man who brings papers
here every morning from Tacoma on
"A "speeder." wna today backed into
by n Northern Pacific train and in
stantly killed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-22

sci started. when the fog again set
tied.
Three boats with passengers ana
members Of the crew have landed In
the city. The steamer seauola -
cued 20 Chinese hanging to the rig.
sing. Passengers assert that the
widest confusion reigued aboard the
vessel. and that there was little com
mendabls tn the method q getting
the boats on.
A boat containing Consul Wild
man. OF HongkonE, aud family. o.
reported 10 have been stove In. aud
all aboard drowned. The report has
net been verified.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-22

WAsHISGTON. ~. G. Feb. 20 -
The senate spent yesterday diacuHn-
ing trusts and the poatofilce appro-
printiou bin. Mr. Fintt, of New
York, declared that the house anti
trust measure vas known 90 b. un-
constitutional aud the senate had
not enough time Tor the great sub
1ect ~ trust regulation, which was
too important e. be used IN = polit-
teal game Of hatticdOof and shuttle
cock
The pnhtonlce bill was attacked on
tss0 points The pneumatic tube item
was declared a waste ~ money. ana
the appropriation for fast mail
trains Wofc denounced a. gifts - the
ratlWaya
n was agreed that the senate take
a recess on WaHhinEtan. birthday
until p m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-22
Senior Robertson and Junior Har.
per Settle Difficulties Arising
From Tuesdays Mixup.

were announced by Referee Vfien-
land.
Robertson weighed in at tss pounds
and Harper ia Both are trained
athletes. ard played on the football
team. HaheftH8u At guard aud Harp
r. At tackle. A. each Wua known 20
Be- active. powerful and thoroughly
game. the university expected Rob
crtHons superior weight 10 turn the
scale IN his favor. Dick Huntruun,
captain IF next years football team,
seconded Robertson. while Ed
Wright. the old quarter hack. acted
for Harper. Vrleslnnd, the referee.
"a az formerly n gunner on the hat
tleshlp Iowa. but D. nov n student
at the university and IN training the
four cared crew.
Bare fists were the weapons. At
the call ~ time. Robertson and
Harper stripped to the waist, spar
ring az each other Ike uErrs. Both
were strong and clever spaffers
Neither lost his head. but each
fought fast and furlousiy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-22
TERRIBLE STEAMSHIP DISASTER
OCCURS Near SAN FRANCISCO
The Pacific Mail Liner Rio aierO Founders and From rs TO 100
Persons Lose Their liesWd Scenes on The Doomed Ship
Captain Ward Reported TO Have Committed Suicide

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. sa.-The
PaoiHc Mail steamer Rio Janelro.
three days overdue from the Orient.
struck a rock of Mile point. lust
outside the entrance TO Golden Cate
harbor az SO this morning. and
sank in 20 minutes. There was a
dense fog. Some passengers landed
on the point and some at Melgs'
wharf. The vessel carried - cabin
and IS steeraEe passengers. The
crew numbered 40 men. The masts.
tunnels and ventllators Of the ves-
sci are above water
The tug Monarch has brought in
one japanese and enc Chinese. both
dead. also the registered mall. The
sacks had been cut open and rined.
The tug Alert picked up the body
Of woman wearing a ilfe preserv-
or.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-22
AT OLYMPIA.

OLYMPIA. Feb. 22.-The reappor-
ttonuieut bin has passed both
houses and Senator Jones r. juhilant.
The Democrats fought for delay and
4 ie believed that Cow Rogers vii
veto the measure.
OLYMPIA. Feb. z9-The fruit
dealers u Everett and snohum "a
have prtitionei the log stature not o.
repeal the horticultural law Of 1893
OLYMPIA. Feb. - Heinrich. D
hiH. providing Ter the building of
n boulevard around Lake washing
ton. o. meeting with opposition.
A number ~ heavy property own
sra oppose the Hcheme ON the
ground that Il f. not altogether
feasible. and for the further reason
that n would tie up the rights Of
the upland owners for ten years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-22
UNIVERSITY STUDENTS
FIGHT TO A Finish

hfa good condition. lasted out the
round.
Al the opening az The third round
Robertson runnsd AZ Harper IKE a
bal and swung right ard ieft a8 his
already bloody face. Harper r. Mt
down. uut on rising seemed O. have
feTnIned his Htuauath. HY fast foot
" afA he Kot out 81 the eornrra into
- aieh Robertson rushed hifH. and
before ratrenfiHK D. usually man
aEed 90 land n singing blow ~ two.
A. the end ~ the third round the
tNo were on nearly even terms
Both we're hndtT punished. tliuud
vas dripping from their faces. and
uarpern looked Ike a raw beef
afnaM
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-22
TO FIND WHO
SOLD THE DRUG

An inquest over the body Of Jos
eph Alfred colOred. who committed
suicide last Tuesday by taking NOR
rnorgus this afternoon. The prin-
cipal object Coroner Hoye has In
view when holding the inquest Is to
ascertain where Alfred purchased
the drug. There II an ordinance
which makes II a crime for a drug
gist to sell morphine or other mar
cotics without a doctors prescrtB-
tion. Detective Lane has the case
for the city authorities. X Is known
that Alfred was Of a respondent ma
ture, and oncs before attempted sui
eide. The body win be buried to-
morrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-22

In the first round Robertson fore
ed the hEhtinR by his clever feint-
ing and powerful rushes. hc got In
many heavy blows on H5rpor'f face.
Harper seemed outeiaseed So
strength. and WAS only eaved by his
wonderful leg work. fty Hide-ateu-
ping and quick reireatlug he man
aged 90 escape serious injury.
In the second round, Robertson
again took the Offensive. with tho
Junior side-steppinE and aghting a.
long range. Toward the end Of the
round. Robertson landed on Harper q
ear "a blow that almost ended the
fight. Harper quickly rose, and By
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-22
VIII Need Hacks

by the time they reach Everett IL
IL probable that the services Of hacks
VIII be necessary.
The train consisted Of five North
ern Pacific coaches and a baggage
car from Olympia. At Seattle n
Great Northern diner wae added and
Great Northern engine and train
officials took the places Of the North
ern Pacific outnt. A large number
81 the legislators are accompanied
by their wives and families.
The train viii return to Olympia
some time tonight. The exact hour
has not yet been fixed. The excur-
sion IT, under the auspices Of the
Everett Land Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-22

by a Democrat. AR. ninsmore. who
declared that ore OF the employees %
the house was drawing pay for a
position which he did not occupy.
Mr.. Bailey took up the subject, say
Ing that some employees we're dlvid-
ing their salaries with others. who
DID no work. He challenged any
mem Der to deny a.. and offered 10
produce affidnvtts n an investigation
comfHiites should be appointed. Ills
resolution for an inquiry was refer-
red TO the committee on rules.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-22
IN MEMORY
OF GEORGE

WASHINGTON. d. e. FEB. a.
The observance o. Washington
birthday in the District brought
plea urr-seekerA IN crowds 10 the
senate galleries today. The prayer
Of the chaplain was appropriate 10
the occasion. He expressed thanks
for the long life Of the great man.
soldier and statesman. who devoted
his life 10 building up a nation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-22
q. c. Psrlism c mt.

British Columbia parliament was
brilliant ceremonies. SIR Henry Jolly
WAS attended BY a stan u naval ard
army otfcers.in fun dress uniform.
In the parade were 20 % the Can
adlan veterans Of south Africa They
were In their weii-worn khaki uni
forms. but were not permitted to
carry arms. In the galleries were
many ladies. most % whom wore
mourning costumes After the op-
eniuE o. Parliament. the South
African veterans we're entertained
with banquet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-22
KAISER IS
NOW ANGRY
Will Bring King Edward
to Berlin to Annoy
the Critics.

BERLIN. Feb. 22.--Two morning
papers announce that Emperor
William will bring King Edward
here on Tuesday or Wednesday,
turning out the army IN his honor.
Anti X aiaerites, who oppose the
visit, scout the idea. An official
close 90 the court says that the
kaiser IN 50 angry AT the press for
carping on his English visit that he
viii bring Edward here just 10 show
his firmness.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-22
VIII Sail tomorrow.

The Dolphin, Of the Alaaka Steam
ship Co, will sail for Skngwny to-
morrow night at 3 o'clock. and al
ready 1876 people have engaged pass
age Among them will be A, 9. Con
molly. OF Lane a. Connolly, San Fran
cisco. Mr.. Chapel and wife. wen
known in the Klondlke, who will
muah over the ice 10 Dawson; Capt.
Libby, the well known Puget sound
tugboatrnan. and A. L.. Smith. gem
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-22

hut am sure that many white are
sleeping under tho waves near the
rock ~ death"
The ahlp RIO Janeiro left Hong
Kong Jan. 20. touched AZ Honolulu
aud anchored near the Golden Gate
last night.
The Ria Janoirp was one OF tho
atauncheat Oriental boats that sailed
the Pacific. She was built at tho
Chester Pa. rhipyardr in 1875 Her
dimensions were - follows Length,
sla feet. beam. IS foot @ IN: depth,
~ feet IN, Her groaa tonnage wan
a.b4s. net tonnage. 2,2fa.
The vessel sailed from Yokohama
Feb. g. and arrived inside Golden
cato Ia a dense fog She steamed
slowly. "A little or the shore OF the
Preside reaerv alton. and passed ths
ffst rock reef that skirts the coast,
in safety. but when nearing Fort
point. beyond where the ola brick
Fort. WINFIELD projects well out
into the channel, about a quarter OF
a mile beyond Fort point, % IL pos
ethle that the pilot thought be was
further toward the middle % the
channel than he was. Il DE- almost
certain that the man On the bridge
did not hear distinctly the bull ana
calf" fog whistle Of the point
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-22

Deputy Surveyor st. John. who re-
turned from the scene or tho wreck.
estimates thc loss Of NE at IS TO
100. In sinking. the vessel iurchei
forward, smashing boat contain.
ms the third oaeer. J. c. Holland
and J. C. Carpenter, OF Oakland, The
latter was picked up.
Pilot Jordan. who was also pick.
ed ~, was severely injured. capt
VIM. Ward. 1t Is reported. locked
himself In a stateroom before the
vessel sank.
The RIO Janelro is 3 total loss.
with no Insurance. The cargo con.
sisted OF silks and merchandise val.
ued az million and a-haif dollars.
The vessel was In charge % PHO,
Frank Jordan. and Il was anchored
outside Of the heads all night. The
toE lifted az o'clock. and the ves-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-22
OF
REMOVAL

LONDON. Feb 22-tn the house
81 commons this afternoon the par
iiamcntary secretary for the foreign
once. answering a question by Red
mnnd. the Irish leader. said that
cen. Calvlile had been removed
from command tn consequence 81
miafnauaKomeut during the nsht al
Lindlcy.
Anhmaad. bartlett Conservative.
received a Voiley ~ lfIHh cheers
when he asked sWlil similar treat
r4ant hs melted out Go mere highly
placed generals
The speaker called him O. order.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-22
STRUCK BY
ERIE TRAIN
Four Men Are Killed while
Walking on the Track.

SHARON. Pa. Feb. 22.-The south
bound freight on the Erie & Pitts
burg struck hve men who were walk
ing on the track early this morn-
Ing on theft way 70 work. -Four were
Instantly killed. and one severely in
Jured The bodies were frightfuiiy
mangied. making Identification diff
cult
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-22
Beers Were Desperate.

LONDON. Feb. 22.--Lord Kitchener
has eabled from Klerksdorp that at
northumberland Gen. Methuen
was opposed by 400 Beers under
Bevilllera and Linebenberg, who
fought desperately. but were finally
renulaad with severe lOsaea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-22
DISCUSSED
the CANAL

LONDON. Feb. 22.-The cabinet
today discussed the Hloaraguan
canal question. The result is not
known. but Il is believed that the
government favora reopening neRo-
tiationH with the United states.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-22
Ne Mas Confidence.

sTANDERTON. Feb. 22.-Word
was brought here that Gen. Botha.
In an address 70 his men. declared
that ne and they would never sur
render. lie said that the Lord would
provide them with food and ammun-
Itiou
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-22
SPEAK OUT,
ACGUSER

INpIANAPoLIs. Ind, Feb. ga
In the house this morning Speaker
Artman spoke Of the charges OF
bribery IN connection with various
bills before the legislature.
III any newspaper men have
knowledge OF any case" the speaker
said. the chair would like 10 know
n. n any member knows he ought
To prefer charges. The chair will see
that an investigation IL made"
Local newspapers are full OF brib-
cry talk in connection with the Joss
railroad consolidation bill.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-22
STATE ITEMS.

COLFAx. Feb. 22.-City Marshal
70. W. weinberg will be examined by
the city council upon charges OF inn
proper conduct. recently filed by well
known citizens.
PORT TOWNSEND, Feb. 22.--The
government has notified the collec-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-22
HAVING A HIGH OLD TIME.
State Lawmakers Are Making Picnic Of the Excursion
to the City Of Everett.

At IL o'clock this morning the SEN
ators and representatives who have
been making laws at Olympia pass
ed through Seattle on a special train.
They are on their way 70 Everett,
where they viii be winsd and diued.
and then listen 20 orators who will
try to convince them that Everett
s. the only place IN Washington for
the capital. al !.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-22
WATERFRONT NOTES.
The WaIIa WaIIa.

The Wnlla Walla win sail for san
Francisco tomorrow morning at =
o'clock, and the Cottage city for
skaRway auo Juneau Sunday night,
at o'clock. So far, Is passengers
latter vessel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-22
CITY HALL.

The water department yesterday
began dlsmanflluS the broadway
pumping station. hich II no luuFrr
needed The other stations VII D.
retained until next ftll % guard
against any shortage Of water In the
dry season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-22
RESULTS OF
ELECTION

WASHINGTON. y. g.. Feb. a.
The result Of the annual election Of
officers Of The Daughters OF the
American Revolution was an
nounced today. Mra. q. w. Fair
banks was elected president general
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-22
Got All There Was.

At olympia all the champagne
that could be secured was put
aboard the train. but when Seattle
was reached, u had about disappear
90. a new stock was procured here
and the lawmakers went on their
way 90 this city Of snokestaeks
with light hearts. and some with
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-22

HONOLULU. ". l., Feb. H.--Great
preparations are being made FOR the
reception of the Myaic shrlners who
are coming here $50 strong from the
Middle Northwest states. They are
To be given the time OF their lives
The party IL 10 leave Grand Rapids
Feb. 20. They will remain here
about 10 days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-22
q z Oregon Fire.

ASTORIA. or. Feb. = THE Cint.
aup Lumber mHl WAS burned last
night rive schooner leading sheds
we're destroyed tsnrH So 90. Par
TALLY insured
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-22
DIR. KENNEDY
MAY ESCAPE

NEW YORK. Feb. 2z-The lury
ia the Kennedy murder CASE IA stu
out aud the court has taken n re-
cess Until o'clock II lH reported
that the majority favor acqutttaL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-22
HARRISON
FALLS ILL

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Feb. "a
Former President Harrison r. ID and
confined To his hou'e BY order OF
physicians.