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The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-01-16

The Seattle saloon Is One Place in Skag- way which is absolutely for gentlemen
 only, and. serves Roast Beef and Cheese Sandwiches Dav and Night to patrons. If
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-01-16

Just Received new goods for the holiday trade. Fife-Alaska Co.,, 4th street.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-01-16

Portieres in tapestry and chenille at Peo- ples.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-01-16
.ORk MINES h. the Big Salmon With Hydraulic Machinery
 Next Year.
OPERATED BY GASOLINE

Jos. Kelly VIII Arrive Here About Feb. It, witb Plant Take 1t Oyer the Toe ys'itA Four Horsexs . Uaseavery ans Thses AdJjttcs CIsspas son Summit Creek Is .a Brother of Milo Kelly.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-01-16
To Cure n Cold In One Day

Take Laxative Promo Qunine Tablets. All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure. E. w. Groves signature is on each box. 25c. If
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-01-16
Wood Wood Wood

S2.5O per rick, DELIVERED.
 Alaska Transfer Go. Phone TO- Wood yard, Third and State. I2 P nm
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-01-16
MOIIQNlS OvTREULED WILL BE A RARE TREAT

Court Denies the pceiAc ;ontra
 Company S Ns~ 1s.sl.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-01-16


 Jas. Kelly, a prominent mine owner on Summit creek In the Big Salmon district. who is at pres1at in Seattle, wrote to Jas. Salse of thist4v that he .vould ship hv- draulic machinery atoutthe first of Feb rnsrv and will come north himself about theIsth,
 . Speaking of MT. Kelly and his mining ventures in tie Big Salmon, Mir. Salee said yesterday:
 He owns discovery and three adjoining claims on Summit creek tiss. are rrxoGgSiii as among the richest int The tisHict. Last fall alter ssfisfying himself of the wealth of s,s ptopestv he ye<nt to Seattle. to purchase mining machinery.
 .sThe Hammond Hardware co, of Porfr land, whc shipped so much machinery 31 Nome last summer, built a special pIaIz{l .sor him to be run by gasoline engine and A'pable of heiog hauled over the ics bva 'Ey z. D Siilo K l!y, who xias 'ssss ,ase Zen lost, but who wass heasa ssss:ss Lstsrdaxs in Dswson and search for the nissIng man has delayed him somewhat h starting.
 It may be possible that when he hears pf his bfoiher's safe arrival at Dawson he may conclude to start earlier than he had Intended. -
 s .ss W e first mining machin-
 country and will mark
 development. '
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-15
Asst EDITION
q O'Clock.
his Wife
LEFT HIM
,,,,sr Could Not Prove That
she Tcos Up With Smith

:. e,alth who was arrested
Itsas Avs ago In whatoom on a
fttAa sworn our IN Tits city by
nFfsau porter. charging adultery,
- m6rnlng DISCHARGED by
vs. ~ e..,ssg Tor want Of evidence,
isife 49, - smith and Porter and
lsA.s ..,'s wife were friends In Mar
ne 'ss s,,nn They al came West
soAiA md settled In Aberdeen.
hsi -. contractor and smith
fcEiu - hsm. Mrs Porter and
werksa ,.s.raing Go the statements
SrnlsA .-sseeeting witness on the
4 ~ tscame attached TO each
siana si1s s.sr he Porter family lett
eihfr ~ Seattle and smith fol-
kaeisu - Porter did not like the
Nss1 ~ wife and smith. but
siiS ~ 81 keeping Smith from
~ whlle IN Seattle this FAM
y - 4 Green Lake. smiths at
" - = Prsers wife became no.
iss1-' - nnaliy Mrs. Porter de-
49, - Intention OF leaving her
$3.50 NJ. Porter seeing trouble
1890 80 ,enk the children. a boy OF Ss
sna a giFi q ) wears of nge,
snnsn q neighbour. Mrs.
- ~srt away but returned and
- $500 "a have lived with
"a Thss facs could not be prov
! I'M, ~ morulnx and smith was dis
Aafxrt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-15
BUILDING PERMITS

The following building permits
have been isaued IN the Office OF the
city engineer. To A. Hnusgen for n
2-story frame house az 2323 East
Madison street. Co cost 1880: ia j.
Rcsch. for a i-Htory frame house az
p34 Twenty avenue south, TO
cost $3.50: 10 y. A. Brooks. for =
story frame house on Twenty
fourth avenue. TO coat 500. TO NJ.
Done. for a i-story frame house at
40 Pontlus street, to cost 5000. 10 J.
a. Merriam for a history frame house
at 1915 East John street. TO cost
1880 20 w. II. Newell. for a i-story
frame house at 1913 Queen Anne ave-
nue.. 10 cost 1900. 20 Mrs Dora nau-
ben. for a i-atory frame house at $3.50
Firth avenue northeast, 60 cost $500 .
20 school district No. l. for I'VE port
able school houses ms follows. At 14ti
Firth avenue. 90 cost $3.50; at i06i
Mercer street. 20 cost sas0: at 64ii
First avenue northeast, 60 cost $40,
az 8i4 pontius avenue, 70 cost $3.50
AZ i1ii East Pike street. 20 cost $3.50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-15
-FOUR LADIES
OF QUALITY"

NEW YORK. oc. is.-- Clyde
Fitch'S devotion 10 detail IN the pro
duction 81 his society plays amounts
almost 20 n mania. and Il was never
better illustrated than during the
last rehearsal ~ his latest play. The
Way Of tho World"
one Of the scenes centera about the
christening ~ a society baby. ard
STR. Fitch was not a. al pleased With
the way u was acted Turning 20 the
stage manager. Mr.. Fitch said
They handle the child like a bundle
~ wool We must get some society
woman IN that scene. See who
you've got IN the company"
Inquiry developed the fact that IN
the cast were four ladies whose
whole lives have been spent In
the atmosphere % the 800 They were
Miss Mniiie Pitcher. daughter OF an
old knickerhocker family Mrs Ar
thur Prince. who lives with her hua.
band AZ the Hotel Grenohle. Frances
Dun. who has been prominent IN
Washington society. and Maudo
Thomas. a young girl % good fam
ny. These ladies viii hereafter take
a hand in the christening scene. and
Mr.. Fitch n satisfied that no blum
ders will be made Miss Thomas
family was greatly opposed 20 her
going on the stage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-15
sOMETHINC
Of A DOCTOR
l,ss, JsAn corbsii's Long Suit Is
III Cases

Hx uslnx simple remedy. Jaiior
r.hr Cnrheft this afternoon brought
- a state 81 urconeclousness a
ra- wko had fallen with a fit In a
restaurant en- Yesler way. near Sec
es4 ayeane.
4 an cane 20 police headquarters
raj mar was dying In the Wright
csffss house. JAiiur Corpett went
3 ~ place In the patrol wagon and
fund 4 nA1 unconscious tn a chair
Every one In the restaurant With the
sxrxgsion y the jallor. thought the
mar dad. Officer Roberts came In.
ara salts h. opened the pro4trase
rans mouth John corhegt poured
aexn several spoongals ~ salt. THE
affect was Instantaneous He quick
h xyfyed and walked cut of the
restaurant.
A yonng iadT who had Witnessed
o. whole affair approached Mr.. Cor
MI and asked his name. n was
sslA ard she remarked that his med
raj work Was beyond anything she
had ever seen. John merely grinned
snd walked slowly hack to police
hsa1euarfeEs. y was one Of the
.nufiae events % q day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-15
IN THE COURTS
"'Ths Kies' Oct Mensy"

A peculiar case was that Of Joseph
Sweetiand. whose father, Walter
swertiand. brought him before Judge
Emory on an application 10 commit
him to the reform school. Both
father and son wers well dressed and
81 good appearance. The parent tea-
titled that the boy would run away
from home and stay for days or
weeks. and that when at home he
continually played ,rusnt from
school When questioned BY tn.
court the boy admitted ALI lie
said he was well treated at home.
lie could give no reason for his
tramptng prupensities Asked BY
the court how he managed 60 eat
when away from home. he answered:
At the restaurants. lie said he
got the money 20 pay for his meals
from the kids" tie denied that he
% the kids" ever stole anything
lie did not work himself. but some
% the kids worked and thereby
procured money.
The boy IL "a years Old. with a very
honest and intelligent face. and IL
appeared to mystify Judge Emory
as Il did the spectators why he was
Ia court at ell. lie said he diin 1
want 20 50 20 the rcfoFm school. but
the court signed the order, and the
boy walked Gut with a hAlilff A. ia
different aH though he had received
permission TO re5oin "ths kids"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-15
SENIOR CLASS
ELECTS OFFICERS
Annual Selection Held al the State
University

The senior class % the university
held its annual election Of officers
yesterday afternoon. A slate had
been prepared and was pushed
through without opposition. The
class has a number 81 amateur poll
ticians and the election wna merely
a form, a. tho nominees had been
picked weeks before. The following
are the officers elect; n. q. Cosgrove.
president. Miss Mcdonnell. vice pres
ldent Miss Amanda Fleiacher. Soc
Rotary; Chas. Iandcs, treasurer. and
q. a. J. COrbet, sergeant -at-nrms
The university law school opened
yesterday. Glasses were assembled
az the home OF Dean Condor. and
assignments Of tcxt-hooka made
Further than this, nothing was done
a. the building whore the sessions
viii be held ~ not finished. North
hall. the old university dormltory.
has been remodcllcd and viii temper
arily be used for law purposes. This
was necessary ne the old law build
ing has been rented 20 the city for
library purposes, and the Jaw build.
ing out al the university In not yet
completed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-15
C. B. LAMPINC
NOW COLONEL
Order Received From Gen. Drain
Making the Promotion

County Auditor Geo. a. Lamping.
received notice OF his promo
tion 10 the position OF colonel OF the
First infantry regiment. National
guard OF Washington Since the
death OF Col. WeisenhurEcr Mr..
Lamping has been lieutenant colonel
and this new promotion places him
at the head Of the regiment. and
makes this city the headquarters for
the FIRST time since the retirement OF
Col. Joseph Green. Col, i.AmplnE' =
former position win be filled by Mai,
ortis Hamilton. In the order notify
ing MIR. Lomping of his promotion.
Ads. Gen, Drain also took occasion
10 compliment companies u ana - ~
this city for the excellent work done
at the Portland exposition two weeks
ago.
Col, Lamplng ~ regarded as one
OF the most efficient officers la tho
militia, He served Tor two years iu
the Philippines AS lieutenant Of co.
II, He u an earnest student OF mill
tary tactics and has desire 20 up
build the national guard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-15

Arrangements are being made by
n Mr.. Robinson Of New York for a
round the world trip on motor car.
II IL proposed that the tour shall
start from Calais about May. 1909.
says the Motor News. Moscow VIII
De taken IN va Paris and Berlin.
From thence the route viii follow the
great Siberian railway 10 Vladivos-
tok. when ship VIII DO taken 10 Jap
an. This interesting country viii
be traverHea, ana the party viii re-
ship 10 America. No difficulty 10 an
tlcipated IN crossing the American
continent. though up 10 the present
no one has succeeded In accomplish
ing the feat. A New York passage
VIII be taken for Liverpool, from
there the run viii DO 20 Dover. where
the tour viii conclude.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-15

Notwithstanding and covering
q specially. shamek, 1871 LIST. -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-15

mission VIII ask that "a national
statute be enacted "a put an end TO
an enormous traffic la this mineral.
The amount 81 the annual proflta
runs into millions OF dollars. Mines
In three states are constantly enguE-
90 iu turning out the mineral.
liaryteH " sold al $40 to st2 "a ton,
and n valuable because OF itH
weight and resemblance. when pull
verified, 90 Hour ana pulveriEed uu-
gar AnRlyHiH ~ -four obtained from
mills said Ia receive regular conrlgn-
ments OF barytea, have shown u TO
contain one-nfth Ia weight IN min
cral
The headquarters OF the barvteA
producing interests ia az Lynchhurg.
Va. Mills which are known 20 use
haryteA are located az follows Two
IN 81 Louis, two IN OHhlta. one I'm
New York city, two IN Marietta. o.,
and one in Norfolk. Va There are
all the mills whose products have
been analysed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-15
General Randall Expected

Gen. Randall. commander ~ the
department % Alaska. ~ a pasasn-
ger on the federal steamer Seward.
which II expected here within n
week. He " returning from Nome
and Naides. where he has been In
speeding the military forces The
I Seward left Dutch HHrb1r on Octob-
er for VaideH. After paying Wis.,
" % Copper River snidiery. Gen.
Randall will make a tour - the Lynn
canal detachments. He will then re-
turn 70 this city after an absence Of
! Is months.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-15
LAYING CORNERSTONE
Appropriate Ceremonies Held This Afternoon at the New
Science Hall OF State University

The conversions Of the new science
hall at the State University was iaid
with appropriate ceremonies al
o'clock thiH afternoon. Hon. John y.
Uayt. president Of the board OF re-
gents. aid the official act.
The stone was a plain block with
the date 1901 imprinted on ~ In the
top OF ~ was n cavity ak inches deep
and sxi0 inches IN area In this re-
ceptncie Judge Iioyt placed copies %
state papers having an advance no.
tire uf the ceremony. In addition
there we're photographs of the gov
nru0r. lieutenant governor, speaker
Of the last house 81 representatives,.
president Of the university and ono
~ the board Of regents Pictures ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-15
New tine to Frisco

beginning today Seattle win have
an additional steamship connection
with San Francisco. The J :. KIM
ball, formerly In the Nome trade. left
on a regular run between the Calf
fornta metropolis and Puget
sound She win make tho trip on a
ten-daN schedule, carrying both pas
sengers and freight. ON her first
trip she has 1000 tons OF oats. feed.
lime and general freight, w. W.
Robinson has large shipment She
has already booked 90 passengers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-15
a QuEEN IN WHITE,
QUEEN ~ BLACK

In Europe Queen Alexandra has
made black popular and Queen WI
helmina has created vogue for
white.
Circumstances have, Of course, had
all to do with the choice OF these au-
gust ladies, but It might Just as truly
be said that lovely Alexandra has
made mauve ana violet shades popu-
lar as that abe has proved how beau
tifully and gracefully black may be
worn. for since her first-born sons
death, she has favored very little
else than sable.
The young queen OF the Neither
lands rs quite right 20 choose white,
for nothing is more suitable 60 one
of the richest women In the world.
who Is also young and charming in
appearance, Since she took her own
dressmaking orders under her con-
troll Onaen Wllhalmina has aas,-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-15
EcbERT WILL
CARRY TROOPS
flnal Orders Received From Wash
inslon to This Effect

Maj Rnhlen received Anal orders
run washington this morning 70 At
ne transport Egbert for bringing
roorz 10 this country from the Phil
ippsn<s- The work commenced this
srefncon. Bunks. gaISeys. lighting
snd beating apparatus viii have 10
y installed. The new apparatus VIII
y rnade here and then packed away
2 ne steamer 70 be set up at Man
~ PREPARATIONS VIII be made 10
brig back 800 troops. To stow away
~ small amount of material requir-
e Tor the soldiers viii take little
raorns and the same amount Of car
g. AZ was first Intended will be TAX
n u IL expected that the transport
WI sail about Nov. rs.
ne DIX arrived in port from Ia
cora this afternoon. She Will COM
pete her cargo here. This big trans.
port viii take nearly 10. co tons oi
israse. ciea ming up all the washing
Ten shipment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-15
Tho Deadly Edelwoiss

The poor little odeiwolan gets no
peace. pcrchod up there ~ the Alps.
Ia ita snowy fafturHHea. ~ iH 81 much
coveted prize. and men stu risk and
lose their lives 80 get az a. To look
at IL one would not think u was ever
intended 70 be- cause Of human sac
rihce. And yet look a. the latest
list Of Alpine disasters shows that
folk or the "ErcelaiOT' sort grow
yearly ia numbers Why ala Long
fellow pen such poem ana how IL
u that his compntriot. Mark Twain.
has written IA vain that "tis better
20 climb mountain heights by
PROXY Relatives who weep a. the
graves Of victims Of thu climbing
mania munt have sad feelings when
the awkward question "cui bono p"
presents Itself AZ II surely must
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-15

Princess Yolandc Of Italy. tho baby
daughter Of the king. has very
modern nursery IN the old palace OF
the popes whore she was born. Her
apartments consist 81 three rooms
and every article ~ furniture IN them
a. welt az woodwork and wallis II
painted white. No carpets or cur
talnE are allowed Ia the summer sea
son. but IN the winter chlntz cur
tnins % cream and pink viii hang
az the windows Tho apartments of
the little princess and her nurses are
those occupied by her father when ho
was prince ~ Naples Two short
flights ~ stems lead from these rooms
60 the suite Of the king ana queen
above,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-15

committees on appropriations. edu-
cation and educational Institutions.
and Of the house committee on cdu-
cation were placed in the stone. on
top OF the photoa was placed a copy
OF the university catalogue for 1901
the last issue 81 the Pacific Wave.
Of the constitution OF the Associated
students and the Y. 81. G. A. hand
book Then came copies Of the Post
Intelligence. Times and Star of the
issue ~ october 10.
In addition 10 the address OF Mt
Hoyt. Hon W. IA Lewis and Alden
I Bicthen spoke 10 the assembled
students. WRgnor's band furnished
music for the occasion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-15
GARRULOUS


DENVER. Colo. Oct. hillary
Yost a Cincinnati actor. playing
here, says he Is 20 marry Dorothy
Studshaker. the famous beauty and
vaudeville actress 81 San Francisco.
We arr going into business togrth.
er." he said. IN sketch now being
written by George AIDE Dorothy IL
not going % remArFy Scott Nc
keown To prove this I have got
that $4,000 diamond necklace Me
ksowu gave her on hrF wedding
morn. We met IN a sleeping car 500
inE from 81 Louis 90 Chicago iast
June. and Il was love al first sight.
proposed 90 her by mail while she
was In Frisco. and was accepted. !"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-15
WANTS a DIVORCE ON
ACCOUNT or ANARCHY

CHICAGO. oct. Because she
believes her husband II an Anarchist
Mrs. Marie Heinz has asked this cir.
cult conr, % free her from Joseph
Heinz. In the hili ~ complaint the
court - Informed that Heinz declares
himself 20 be- an Anarchist
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-15
NOTICE TO
DIVORCES

TORONTO, Ont, oct IA decls-
ion by Judge MacDougall, at the
general sessions here practically
serves notice on couples who are
married In Canada. obtain divorces
IN the United states, then return TO
the Dominion, that such divorces are
invalid IN Canada and not worth the
paper on which they arc written.
Mrs, Mamie Woods, British
subject, didn't get along well with
her second husband. Or. VIM. N.
Bnrnhardt, and they went to De
troit and got q divorce. Mrs. Woods
Barnhardt returned to Toronto and
married John PendrilL A jury has
Just found the woman guilty Of big
amy and recommended mercy. The
case viii be reviewed by higher
courts. Meanwhile. MaoDouRalrs
decision affects hundreds Of couples
whose cases are similar to that or
the thrice married woman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-15

subscribe for the Seattle Daily
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-15
Soldiers Back Pay

The Washington Volunteers ASSOC
citation viii meet at the Afmory to-
morrow evening 90 consider the
matter Of state pay for the time
spent In Camp Rogers prior 20 being
mustered into the United States ser
Vice In isss, The volunteers have
been notified by Adj. Gen. Drain that
a sum ~ money In available for this
purpose. The pay IL g. per day for
nfiieera ard ii.sn Tor enlIntcA men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-15
considersd Them PAID

Two years ago ]. IT. schrewnbury
and a number Of others "scrlIb-atak
ed Geo. d. Devlin 10 go % the Kion-
dixie. Devlin sent them back $1,000
and said that ne considered the con-
tract terminated. Afterwards no
made a large amount OF money, and
the ''grub-stakers" sued him for their
interest under the Origf nal agree.
ment. After a hearing Judge Tall
man this morning sustained the dc.
PENDANTS motion 20 dismiss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-15

manded scarcely any dress that in
not altogether or nearly wholly
white. She is naturally fond ~ em
broiderieB, and these on many ~ her
dresses take the form Of gold ana
silver thrsadw0rk. ana Of the luH-
troua ailka which ~ tho cquiaite
hands ~ the ncndlDwumeu ~ Holland
nre beautifully wrought.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-15
A NEW CURE
ANNOUNCED

EVANSVILLE. Ind. oct iS.-Tbe
smoke from forest leaves r. now de-
clared 70 be cure for consumption,
and as an experiment II being tried
IN THIS city. The members ~ the
health board pronounce Il a success
The discovercr Of tho now remedy
is Or. Pecklnpaugh Of Mt Vernon.
Ind. The treatment consists Of in
haiation NJ the patient of the fuuea
or smoke from the burning mixture
.of various kinds 0f forest leaves. n
is claimed that the fumes KIN the
bacilli in the lungs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-15
Travellers Railway Guide.
Northern Pacific

North Coast i.imi4d tssys fof ~ PAU : ~
D M Arrive from 81 Paul D m
Atlantic Expross isaHe for ~ Paul rs
a N Auirs from ~ Paul . m
Rurlinrian Overland Leave Tor S. Lauis.
Kansas city. Is 4 n. Arrive o m
Thsaa trains each var between seattle and
Portland teste q m. nQl r N ana 20
. m Arrive 7 Is a m. ats p m. and pai
Eturs~ oirmpls and orsy's uafbor--Lsats ,
q M Arrive tB m.
Trrrsss South Bend Leave iexrspt sunday.
M Arfifs isxtert sunday. as % m
seven trains each ~aT between seattle and
Tarnrns~t Leave a M. a. m H0l u m
rs . m. IN ? M SIS p m. 7 - p. m.
ssa 20 % m Arrive Is m. sO a M
i7is p m. as D. m. 60 D. m. , nj, ana
tit y m.
tans~ Leave 7 IS m. / .la y NJ and 50 % M
Arrive a. M, p N. and D m,
Exufsss aumat and Vancouver, ~ C-feava
80 a M Arrive 10 D. no.
Two trains nnohomish, scdro weeilsy Leave
pio a. N. 30 o IN. Arrive n 10 a. m 10
..
m f1seepi sunday. Arrive ~ % a. M tcxeept
Huudayl.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-15
a Woman Inspector

Miss Ida May Jackson OF Ailwnu-
kec. hah been appointed womhn fac
tory inspector under a new law Of
Wisconsin. ana will be the first wo-
man In the state 60 take up official
work of this kind. Her grandfather
was an editor and she has been doing
past.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-15
columbis 8 Puget Sound

Columbia q Puget Sound Two trains. Blarl
Diamond and frsuklin Leave so a. m. teH.
cent sunday and sa1 .. m. Arrive 10 o5 a
M. and as .. m. toScept sunday.
csnadisn Pacific
Fxprssa Vancouver aud OVerlaud-Icava q "a
ArylVa % u. IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-15
LOVE nv TELESCOPE

PARIS. Oct is.-Ths engagement
has been announced - Miss Dorothsa
klumpke. u San Franc iaco. the sis
ter 81 Rosa Honhrur'a heir 20 Or.
fsaak Roberts. the famous Engiiah
astronomer.
Miss klnmpkn Il an officer of tic
French astronomical society and the
directreHs 81 the photographic bureau
OF The Paris observatory. She has
obtained results SURPASSED only by
Or. Roberts himself.
The exchange ~ stellar photo
graphs was the beginning ~ the ru-
mace which has resulted in the on
gRgemsnt - the two Astronomical
enthusiasts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-15
For Robblnu Neil Semple

Detective Charles Tenant. 81 the
local police department. viii arrive
IN Seattle this afternoon with Ed
ward Nell. the mnn arrested I'm SpCk-
hne for rohbing Neil Semple Of this
city several days ago 81 $500.