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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-16
S(;HlEY

WASHINGTON. u. G.. oct is.--
Capt. Cook was called to the stand
when the schley court Of inquiry
opened this morning. 10 correct his
testimony 81 yesterday.
Mr.. Hanna directed attention to
Cooks statement that the nrookiyn's
engines were uncoupled July by or
der ~ Sampson.
Cook aAid statement was correct.
and that the order was contained IN
the bulletin Issued BY Sampson.
Cook said the squadron could have
proceeded 20 Santiago from cisnfuc-
COS with much greater speed had not
the weather and the Eagles slow
progress. added to the retrograde
movement. prevented
Lieut.. Commander Sears also cor
rected his testimony. In answer to
a question he denied that he had
said. For Gods sake don't dlscour-
age hint II was all we could do 10
work him up to III" CsIeaning sohley
by ''him.'D
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-16
DEFENDS
STATION
Attache OF the West Point
Lighthouse Talks on the
Newsboy Incident

Local officials OF the lighthouse dis.
tfict which embraces Washington
and oregon. resent the statement 1T
Capt. Corning Of the Newaboy 90 tho
effect that the keepers Of the West
Point light were negligent OF their
duty at the time the vessel came
near going ashore yesterday morn.
Ing, one of them who did not desire
his mas published. said today.
We are Installing a new plant az
West Point. New engines hnd boil
era are being substituted for the old.
on this account FOR the last few daye
the service may have been somewhat
irregular. AZ the time % which Cap.
tain Corning complains, Keeper Fon-
da Was on duty. aud his assistant.
Mr. Roust. was ia charge. Whether
Dsc'Tha whistle Btow1
the whistle was blowing at that par
ticnlnr time / do not know, as I was
Ia the engine room. but am positive
u was IN operation fifteen minutes
before For many months We have
asked local shipping men 10 complain
about the old whistle. 10 that the de-
partmsnt would give us n new one
This WAS accomplished some months
ago and the machinery In now being
put In place. The siren viii be- NOV .
ed from behind the amokeataek and
placed where 90 object can break It's
sound.
'-'fhe new plant Will be completed
within "a few days Until then the
service may be intermittent. but Ia
iAs not due 90 the negligence 81 the
keepers bat on account of the change
IN the plant"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-16
Automatic Company Transfer

A copy Of the formal transfer OF
the properties Of the Seattle Auto
matte Telephone Exchange Co. 10 the
Independent Telephone Co. was nj.
ed In the city comptroiler's Office to-
day. II IL a copy Of n bill Of sale
just recorded at the courthouse and
states that the transfer was made
hy the payment by the independent
Co. to the Automatic Co. OF one dol
lar.
This last transfer entirely wipes
out the existence the Automatic CO..
Yet tho stockholders Of the Automat-
&c win operate the plant under tho
name and under the franchise OF the
Independent Telephone Co, that be-
ing done because the franchise Of the
Independent co. In better and has
more years 60 run than the Auto
matte. The Official name Of the con-
Germ now In The Independent Tele-
phone Co. SUCCESSORS 60 the Seattle
Automatic Telephone Exchange Co"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-16
swlndled Luther Marsh

NEW YORK. Oct is-Ann Odeiia
niss pehar q said % be the daush-
tor 81 one Prof. John G. y soioman.
~ Kentucky. She IL SO years old. In
1871 she married ne NezsRnt
Later she WIS or declared she was
the wife % jos " DisH nehar. and
b. him she had two children
while living here IN Washington
square. she met Luther " Marsh.
who became 80 Wrnrt up IN her d~lu-
siv~ prctensi0nE that he decided 90
her his Madison avenue home Gen.
Diss Dollar then offered her the
consolation % an eternal adiru.
Suit was brought. IN which she vas
charged with cnnHrirlns "a defraud
Marsh she was arrested sent go
tnfi and indicted nv the reaut iury
but was later set free. The Gerry
society took her children. on her re-
lease from prison she went 20 Eur
op~. then returned 20 this country
and EoinE west. got into more aim.
rmiti.a and was srnt Co the Joliet
peniisntisFy for two years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-16
TYPHOON

MANILA. Oct 1.-THE wors, ty-
phoon for years has been raging OF
LuEon for several days and stili con-
tinuss.
Railroad. telegraph and other prop
rrty has been destroyed
Twenty people we're killed IN Man
Tia Thc town 81 baleF has been
wiped out
Fully one half 81 northern and cen
trail fugnu IL submerged.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-16
COTTAGE CITY
Is DISABLED
Broke Thrus, Shaft and Is Being
lowed Down by Dirigo

Officers % the steamer Dolphin re-
port that the Dirixo la on her way
20 Seattle with the Pacific coast
steamer Cottage City In tow. The
last nnmed boat left KetehiNan 70
hours ahead OF the Dolphin, tha Dir
igo having left nine hours previously.
lust before reaching Queen Char
lotts sound the Cottage city broke
her thrust shaft. From 10 o'clock In
the morning until TO at night she lay
helpless Much alarm was felt hy
the passengers az the steamer roll
81 directly In the path 81 navigation,
and there was danger that u would
hs cut down bv some othar vessel.
on account ~ the dense fog. Wits
ties wsre blown AZ regular Intervals
and i0okorta stationed. A. 10
o'clock on the night % the 18th the
officers Nueceedrd in attracting the
attention ~ the Dtrigo. A lire was
thrown out and che boat ~ now pro-
.ceedinR to this port. The Dolphin
passed the tow yesterday. No as
aistauce was offered az there was
fair weather at the time. and the
vessels were travelling as fast as
could be expected. They will ar
rive In Port Townsend some time to-
morrow afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-16
The labor of Fiends

NEW ORLEANS. La. oct ID
Ann odclia niES Dehar. alias Faith
A. Lolita Jackson. whose real name
Is Lola Montez. Is well known 10 the
police In this city.
More than 20 years ago she came
90 New Orleans beautiful woman.
she had money. and was the nuppoa-
81 wife % prominent Chicago man.
When he died she claimed his prop.
erty. but never got Il.
The woman practieed the same
scheme IN New Orleans a. IN Lon
don, procuring innocent girls, under
the pretext Of religion. and claiming
that she must be looked upon a. a
divinity. Through her. her alleged
husband was enabled % ruin the
girls They were later turned over
20 INSCRIPTIONS men and women,
and q number were eventually ims
INJURED in disrcpntabir houses II Is
said that one 81 the girin committed
suicide
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-16
WORKING ON
THE STRIKE
SITUATION
The Committee OF Five Secures
Statements From Both Sides

The peace committee appointed by
Mayor Humsn to deal with the strike
situation. reports nothing for pub
iicRtion today.
Up 90 this time tho committee has
put forth It's efforts Ia an cndeavor
10 LEARN the correct status Of the sit i.
uAtion and gain az favorable terms
"a possible from both sides This
has eaeu accomplished. The com
mittse has In hand communications
from both employers and employees.
stating terms and conditions
huN u remains Tor the COMMITTEES
to adtudirate matters and mediate IN
a manner that will settle the differ
snres and pat the men 10 work.
A conference between the striking
iron Or ksrs and the committee win
be held again tomorrow morning,
and n IL expected that some dsfin-
tie conclusions win be reached al
that time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-16
kACA MARU
INJURIES
vessel to Be Temporarily Re-
paired by Moran Bros.

hoyd's Inspector. p. q. KIN came
I from Tacoma this morning 10
49,. me Injuries II the big Ian
49, inner kagn Aaru. He was Fat.
49, 49, Win the temporary rauaira
i's1e under the direction u CaDtaln
y Srs.Isfid. aad returned 10 the citv
n~stiny az noon.
49,. E.lpa struck the KaKa on the
- ~ ABOUT 70 feet from the stem
49, directly over the name plate. A
~ ABOUT ? feet IA length vas cut
me fo'c'sle from 80 reii -
in NJ ua mage was not Of a serious ma
49,, ooatswain VAS sleeuIne ln
~ Dpnk directly where tbs boie T.
srr.-.,s ~ crash came. and was sent
iaWnng over the floor me- ~, -
nousiy injured. Tsmr'ar.,s et i'De =.
~ ~ nov nov being made Al Ma1s ~ a. 80 !
w pig steamer viii gel - ~ ~ .5
neufs. When she gets III r.,'.1 ~ y
,nanent plates viii be "a, p g,n 20 :
hole IN her side. put over the
y ~ understood that The ,,t-.,-
ares VIII stay on board tbs ~ ,allssioIl =
~ her repairs are conuietsH Ut, w .
W. take bft short TINE Ihia
ne Christian workers h.a
saiis from their friends dur,n.h man y
shF. Several came ashore a thf
yeins entertained By thelr $3.50 sr'
mace Seattle friends "NNty'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-16
Had Narrow Escape

Ontrey Molk, laborer In a wood
yard AT Third avenue and Yesler
way. had a narrow escape from death
this morning. Mr. Molk is employed
In passing cord wood TO a steam saw.
Suddenly large pile OF wood.
Weighing many tons, fell, al
most burying him. Officers from
police headquarters and employees OF
the yard worked diligently 10 remove
the wood from the injured man. He
was soon rescued and was found To
bo but slightly injured. Mr.. Molk
resides I'm South Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-16
PICTORIAL AND
SIGN PAINTERS
The New Union win Meet Again
Tomorrow Night

The pictorial sign painters OF So
attic. at a meeting held on Monday
night formed an union which win
become a part OF the United Broth
sThood of Painters. Decorators and
PaperhangerH OF America. w. "A.
zoigler ofiiciated as president and
II. r. Kelsey as secretary. The new
union starts out with an encouraR-
ing membership, and from the inter-
est taken In the organization, the
leaders look for a strong union With
In n short time. The next meeting
OF the new union will be held on
Wednesday evening in the hall OF the
Building Trades Council on Fourth
avenue, between Pike and Pine
streets. !.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-16
HIS ''FIVER"
DIDN'T WORK
An Alleged Bunco Man Couldn't
Make The Play

w. Il. Maloney, alias Phillips. an
alleged bunco man with a wide repu-
tation. was taken into custody by
Detective Sam Corbett last night.
Mah0ney IL known IN. Seattle, but as
far as known. has never been ar
rested here before. The police be-
lieve him to be clever swindler and
better off behind bars.
when approached by Detective
Corbett last night. Mahoney was
greatly surprised TO find that he was
known by the officer, who called
him by name on sight.
Here" said the alleged hunco-
man. take this FLYER. and say moth
ifR."
u guess not" replied the deteo-
tive. Eve want Just such people as
you, 40 In you 20
Mhhoney will probably be held n
few days and either tried as a va
grant or ordered out of town
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-16
HAZEL WALTERS
ANNOYED GRANT
She Sang ''Brina Me Drink, Bar.
tender" to IalIor's Dlspleasure

Hazel Walters. a notorious eharac-
ter below Yerler way, was arrested
By Officers Griffith and w. G. Hub
hard last night as a yARrant The
Walters giri has been arrested many
times by the local police. She was
amusing herself IN the womsn'r de-
partment ~ the city Jail this morn
ing by singing. Bring Me Drink.
Bartender" 20 the great discomfort
% Tailor Grant. who obserss TO be-
irR alluded TO as tho bartender"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-16
The Umatilla Sails

The steamship Umatilia, Capt.
Cousins. left at noon today for San
Francisco. She had a general mer-
chandise cargo Of 1915 tons. A large
portion Of this was salmon from
Blaine. One hundred and twenty
five passengers made the trip.
The City Of Puebla, the next boat
% this line 20 arrive, Is due tonight
at p. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-16
THE ELBA ALL RIGHT

The steamship Eiba, Capt. Boehn,
Tea up ~ the Great Northern ele-
Vators last night 20 load wheat. She
suffered little injury from her col
nHion With the RaRa Mnru. The
Elba VIII take 1000 tons Of wheat
from Puget sound, the greater por-
ton coming from this city. She IL
under charter 10 Cardin and Bib Of
Iaeofnh, but on account Of the SUI
perior facilities for loading here,
most Of the wheat viii be taken
from Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-16
ESCAPED FROM window

Leo ana Patsy Quinn. small sons
Of Mrs. Mary quinn. who IL now
serving n sentence % 90 days In the
city jail wers taken 80 the home o.
the Boys and Girls' Ala society by
MAJ. Cicero Newell last Saturday, Al
midnight % that day the two climb
"a out Of window and escaped.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-16
MANY KINDS
OF TROUBLE
Mrs. Birmingham Wants 10 Be Free
From Matrimonial Ties

A complaint In divorce filed by
Kate Birmingham yesterday. recues
tale u woe somewhat retnArlSa bic
even for the matrimonial stage. The
unhappy woman charges her hus-
band with various acts of cruelty.
Including an attempt 90 strange her
Only short time has she been mar
ried. and she affiru1H that her hus-
band pawned her ciothingta and other
chasteln, and finally drove her from
their home.
She asks for n division 81 property.
alleging that birmingham has sew
erai thousand dollars In cash aud
other valuable property, among
which IL n patent right 70 manufae-
ture acsiyiine gas.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-16
NEIL SEMPLE
A LUCKY man
Gets Back Nearly All Of His Stolen
Money

Charles Tenant. Chief Sullivan
private secretary. arrived from spo-
kane last night with Edward Nell a
prisoner. Neil was arrested IN Spok
ane several days ago for the theft of
$500 from his roommate. Neil Sem
pie, Of this city. When arrested the
fugitive had $3.50 Of the $500 on his
person. Under the circumstances he
broke down and confessed his guilt.
A reward ~ $50 viii be paid to the
arresting officer In Spokane ana $40
will be returned 70 Sempio.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-16
FIRST BOAT
OF new LINE
The Santa Ana Goes Into Seattle.
Frisco Trade

The steamship Santa Ana. Capt.
Htraud. left at noon today on her
first regular trip to san Francisco.
She has n cargo Of 1900 tons Of Ia
coma coal and few tons of mor-
ohandlse at this port. The Santa Ana
took about 80 passengers at the rate
Of fi5 for first class passage This
Ia a cut Of ~ on the Pacific coast
fare and may be the Inauguration
~ big rate war between this port
and the California metropolis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-16
BlsekmslIlng Reception

niRa pehar again put IA an appear
auce Ia New Orleans ia May, 1890.
With her was Frank Jackson, whom
she called her husband. The pair oe-
cupied a house on First street There
they held a reception one night. and
persons OF all eolors and crceds at
tended, II IN alleged that number
~ social prominence. induced by
creduiity and superstition. attended
this reception and were later black
mailed.
Jackson and Disa Debar made all
manner 81 claims while here. jack
son claimed 90 be doctor. and said
that be Was going To- found colony
~ fruitafians ia Florida. where no
owned large tracts 81 land, pisa
pebar claims 90 be child - some
noble parsonage. and says sine In a
princess by right.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-16
NOT WISE

San FRANCISCO. Oct. 1.-THE
EPISCOPAL convention this morning
decided 4 would BE- inexpedient 10
ehst<e the name Of the church at
1s present time. A motion 10 adj
Ei' missionary districts b. vote Of
ne house IL deputies. was carried.
Ias report of the committees TO es-
asi'sa court Of appeals was re-
TERED back to the committees. to re-
pnr' at the next general convention.
me e<hcDs Of Albany. Maryland
ana khcce Island were appointed a
esnnitfee 70 work to secure uni
'a<n marriage laws In the various
shurehss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-16
FAR AHEAD
ON HOPS

The monthly report Of the stats
tician % the government department
of agriculture, received at the cham
Der Of commerce today, shows that
tne estimated average yield OF hops
IN pounds per acre, Is the greatest In
the state u Washington Of any state
IN the union. The average In Wash
lngton IL 1880 pounds; In California,
lssl In Oregon, us. and in New
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-16
DISS DEBAR CASE

LONDON. oct. i6.-The trial Of
Theodore jackson and Ann odeila
lhsa pchAr was resumed this morn
ms. They are accused Of conducting
take reiigio-fHnatlcai society (the
Theocfauc Unity and by v obtain
ing money under false pretensea and
turing Innocent girls 90 their ruin.
Olga Rowan. a serving maid. teati-
ned that the defendants induced her
20 give up $3.50 and quantity Of
jcwVlry. The evidence which follow )
prisoners were hiaaed In the court
room
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-16
SERVED THEM
GOOD AND RIGHT
A Few Such Sentences TO Ho,dlums
Would Clear Neishbarhoeds

Bert and Roger GRAF. two small
boys. were found guilty ~ diaoragFiy
conduct 81 Judge George this morn
inT ard fined SO and coats Mrs.
Carrie Jacobs. the complaining wit
urna. alleges that the boys arc mem
bers of a gang that sufrst the North
Seattle district and have been ston-
Ing houses. 20 the great annoyance
OF the reEtdantn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-16
BANKERS

MILWAUKEE,. wis. oct. Ito
azy was the big dehate-day Of tbs
krkrrs canvention-
Fvs-utnnte discussions ON bank.
ing torscs was introduced.
Tns address ~ Mr.. sflckney on
~Mstium gf Exchange ana the Bank,
lzF Funrtlen" was the cause Of a
rcsT Interesting debate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-16
PARDONED
BY WOOD

v,vANA. Oct. ie--ln the Medley
eathhane emhes2lement cases
AZ" .s.sr,nslbiiity attaches to either
y Elch. Neeicy's assistant. or Mr..
ses,s clerk IN the Havana post
- 49, Rich, who was Neelcys tens
e CIV. sneeessor. has made import
~a,..lnsurcs. Narfield also has
~ Inforna ton against Medley
- Rafnbene
sheridan. ex postmaster az
IN s...nsn& MAS pardoned last night
- Weod. who believes he was
49, % trumpad M charges.
elainaea that kRthbonc and
-. soeketed ste, 0eo OF Matannas
49, .ssssss. for which they had re-
''...sa d Shcridans name.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-16

F'to Williams and Beatrice Lewis.
tvrc negro Wcmsu. were arrested In
whAtcosn yesterday by Detectives
Day and Corteian % Portland. The
women were lodged 10 the city jail
today for safe Keeping. Both are
wanted IN Portland for the alleged
theft % SEQ from a man In n sa-
loon. They will be taken to Oregon
tonight % stand trial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-16
BABE BORN
A CAPTIVE
BULGARIAN OUTLAWS NOW
MOLD THREE HOSTAGES

SOFIA. Bulgaria. Oct iG-Mme.
Tsilka. who was kidnapped with Miss
Stone. aud Is with her In captivity.
has written letter 10 her parents
notifying them tina, she gave birth
TO child and that both she and the
babe are doing wen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-16
EXPLOSION
In Chemical Works Results
In Very Heavy Loss

sHApYsIDE. n. j.. oct. ie.~-An
explosion in tho works OF shs Bulls
Ferry Chemical Co caused the burn
ing down ~ the entire plant. cover
ing three blocks. this morning. The
loss Is between $500 GO and s90o. ooe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-16

| Clean beds, baths. coed food and
healthy surroundings we're evident
" TOO much Tor the little fellows
last night thsy wrrr found In
their oid haunta in nlaekchapel.
Now the boys are back in the home
but as punishment. small chains are
linkm5 around their ankles. and II
viii be impossible for them 70 set
away until good behavior ts assured
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-16
Henry Nelson Killed

word vas received BY Coroner
Hoye last night that Henry Neisou.
a logging camp enploye had been
killed as Lester yesterday BY a wire
ca bic breaking. The man Was struck
on the head by the cable. the blow
fracturing his skull. Nelson was
employed by the Morgan Lumber Co
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-16
Accused of Swindlinq

". Crevclie, agent Of the Ciaussen.
Sweeney Brewing Co. of this city,
has asked the police 10 find a young
italian named Giuseppe Caserio. II
- alleged that this young fellow
.Hwindled n large number Of his coun-
Ftrymen In this city, aud then skip
ped.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-16
Capt. Willard Very III

Police Captain Frank willard. who
has been III At his home at Twenty
third avenue and Yesler way FOR two
weeks, ~ still IN a critical condition,
fpr time captain Willard was
change for the worse earn" wonda I,
night. The patient is suffering from
rheumatic fever.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-16
A POOR PLACE
TO GO TO SLEEP

While asleep in n chair in the Pa
cific house. resort below Yesler
way. ames Elliott was relieved OF
SO In money and q watch. last night
Elliott has no idea who took his
valuables. The matter Is now In
the hands Of the police.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-16
DIED AT 81
Elizabeth N. Sanborn Passes Away
al Ballard

Elisabeth NJ sanborn. aged 81
years, died az Ballard this morning
Of cid age. Mrs. SanhoTn Il the
mother of e. q. Sanh0rn. q well
known Ballard merchant. Her body
viii be ernhaimsd and shipped to
Frsepcrt. Ill. for iutrrment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-16
Run Out Of Town

Finally niaH Dehar was arrested
fined and ordered out os the city
She moved 90 a dlsreputnbie suburb
on Lake Ponchnrtrain. called Buck
town. and continued her practices
but was eventually forced 90 leave
that place
The woman and her alleged bus.
hand then secretly moved 20 the cor.
ner Of Cont and burgundy streets.
IN the French quarter, where shr
vas again arrested she appeared IN
court IN strange robes and made q
long appeal. Then she was taken out
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-16
Griffin Released

r. Griffin was heard bskorc JGdge
George this morning On the charge
OF crimluaiiy Aasaulttng ts-year- old
Ruth Armstrong he was found not
guilty. Chas Sick and a man nam
ed Harris are now In the county jail
charged with criminally RNsRulsing
the sans girl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-16
HAD MONEY
Peter Lanretzen Mysteriously Dis.
appears on Arrival From Nome

Peter Lauretzhen, n recent arriv-
A. from Nome, IL missing. A friend
OF his, John Mills. reported TO the
police this morning that Lauretzsen
had not been seen since yesterday
morning, and AZ he had consider
able money fOulAplny liz feared.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-16
MIGHTY BAD
LOSS, THIS

PROVIDENCE. n. l.. oct ia
trunk containing $1,000 worth Of
iewciry, the property of Copeland a
Co. ~ this city. has been lost be-
tween Providence and Boston. The
detectives have no eiew.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-16
they DON'T
Believe III

NEW YORK. Oct is.-waii street
se.ressrs place little cErdence IN she
800 shaf various independent steel
s's.r sss Will combine and IN turn
= sxzaewed up by the United states
Ss,sl eurpcratiag.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-16
Body OF Geo TheobaId

The body Of the late Geo. TheobaId,
the III Henry minstrel musician kill
ed at Loary, will be taken to Tacoma
this evening and shipped from there
to Muffalo, N. Y.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-16
BABY HEIR

rnNr oct. liking Victor EN-
-ssusl today announced 10 his cab,
-, ssat In AL probability an heir
= ~ ITALIAN crown win be born IN
rsxf Nay.