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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-26
READS LIKE
TEDDYS YARN
But the Dead Mountain Lion Can
Be Shown.

J. T. Cochran. manager Of the
Morgan oyster Company II this
city. sas this morning the proud re-
cipieut 81 the carcass af huge
mountain il9n &c North American
puma The beast weighs i1i pnunfs
and measures 3 feet "a nehsH from
nose 20 tall Al fret MF Cochran
thought tftht Teddy kp8nsN cit
had baeu using thls part % the
country for hts huatink ground. but
on further lnNesiig atlan found that
the beast hAa been killed ~ nert
Hayes. = young hunter II Munroe.
wash. Young Hayes was walking
along 4 tfaii near NunFns yesterday
Nhsn he discovered the lion lying
urpn a llmb OF tree directly In
front % him. II vas apparent that
Hayes was the victim aud would
have been done for had ~ proceed
81 few feet further.
As soon Rs the young nsn discov-
erred the HnImai 30 kneit on ous knee
and. after taxing careful aim. ftred.
striking the beast W the breast
with savage cry the animal made
leap for the hunter. Hs landed ON
the ground about twenty feet IN
frunt ~ Hayes and started fpr him
The young marr quickly decided that
he had only one choice uf life and
that ehH IN striking a fatal spot IN
the animals body before II reached
him A. quickly as possible he
firsd again. The shot entered the
animals body a. the shoulder and
pierced HIS heart. The great cat
like beast stood on tts hind legs. and
then with one great CONFUSION. fsli
back dead.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-26

Recently Mr.. Cohn swore % com
plants against the proprietars Of
the Totem gambling house search
Warrants were issued, but Constable
Kelly did not seirs the gambling par
aphernaiia NV Cohn also desires
t. ascertain why the law Was not
carried out IN that instance.
1t has heeB stated about the
streets that Cnhn was not sincere In
his intentions to proceed against thv
gamblers. Mr., Cohn. IN my opinion
has done all IN hts power TO prove
sincerity.
sheriff cudlhee was notified sat
urday amt Ne expect hts answer to
morrow Al public gambling houses
Viii be Included IN the raid
The gamhlers are much aroused
over the procedure taken GA the part
81 Cohn. and fear that the end -
public gambling j. near az hand,
Bulletin. aiS.-The Totem Eam-
hhnE house Was closed this after
noon. The complaints we're sworn
by samuel Cohn. The warrants
were issued In the Justices court az
south Seattle
The proprietors ~ the gambling
house ovarpnwerrd the constable
who served the warrants, and Il was
necessary to call assistance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-26
SIMPSONS
MISTAKE

WASHINGTON. ID. O.. Feb. ss.--
In the house today Suffers resolu-
ton. calling on the secretary Of the
treasury for Information regarding
the eouutervailing duties ou Rus
sian sugar. was reported adversely
by Payne Of the ways and means
committee and on his motion Was
laid on the table.
All Of Washington In ssill talking
Of 4ampson's letter to Long con-
corning the promotion Of ensigns.
The consensus Of opinion IL that the
admiral has beaten himself out Of
all chances Of promotion. inasmuch
az both Long and Dewey oppose his
idea % serial etiquette, Members
Of the lower house are quite out
spoken in their criticism of Samp-
son. and as the matter stands at
this moment there isn't a ghost Of a
show for the admiral 20 ever receive
any reward.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-26
TELEPHONE
FRANCHISE
Automatic company's Rights Being
Legally Discussed.

This morning Attorney r. X.
Bausfnan. associate counsel Tor the
city. In determining the Automatic
Telephone Cos rights 20 franchise.
addressed the court. Mr., Haususan
cited numerous authorities on the
requirements u permits granted BY
cities, which tended % show that IN
activity and non performance - the
requirements Of the contract would,
of themselves. annul . contract. Mr..
Hausmnn commended that Il vas not
the duty u the city - revoke per
NIT, but that failure TO comply with
the requirements Of the contract.
would Of Itself Annul II and make u
void
II the arguments Of both sides ~
the case are finished today, u =
proha bile that Judge Tail will
make hi sdecision Immediately.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-26
ADJUSTMENTS.



Miro. Fiske's nrul appearance IN
this city IA Becky sharp" last nlsht
added one more cnnpieta success
TO her Ions succession OF triampha
Mrs Fiakss peculiar temperament
and magnetism il attractive 10 an
audisnc. and has the immediate efs
feet of enthrhliiug ID. Her imprr.
s0nAtton Of every characteristic Of
Thhc kefay's lsecky sharp II dune ef-
feetkvely and shows the eouscien-
tious study OF that difficult role
RaWd0n CrawlsS II we'll tmpeFsun~
atcd by Frank Gilmore. he has
> good conception az the character
and displays fnueh dramatic ability
In hts masterf1i Interpretation OF
the role. Laura Mefsilvray 70 a tai
ented actress and makes - Amelia
sediey the sincere and unaffected
Elri she is.
The elahorat@ Etag~ scenery em-
ployed Il feature. adding mach 20
the performance. "a Is also the ene-
tuning which has been designed
with integrity as 10 time and place.
presenting uurrringiy the modes 81
= pictorial age
Tonight Becky sharp" viii be re-
peated. and tomorrow night Tess ~
the Dsurbsrvflles' concludes Mrs,
Fisks's engagement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-26
LAST EDITION.
MAY BEAT
THE LAW
ENTIRELY
side Entrance Signs Coming
Down. But Old Business
viii Continue.

Tcmcrrow chief Meredith Wili be-
xfn @ enfcrce the provisions % the
ordnance regulatinx saloon boxes
ard side door entrances recently
passed by the council.
As viii BE- remembered the coun-
4, rave the saloon men enc week 70
ftsoose 81 their boxes and arrange
shelr side door entrances The time
viii expire az midnight tonight. and
interesting developments are expect
ID.
while IL e true that many Of the
saloons are taking out their hoNes
and CLOSING their side doors. there
are scores 81 others who have - Tar
given no outwAfd sign that any
fhing had occurred 70 shut on their
fssnsle trade.
The Lobby. at the corner II Third
and Cherry street. the Oak Leaf. 81
~hlrd AVENUE the Brooklyn. Second
nvenue snd University street. and =
Great number ~ others have ma De
- move 80 far tewart tearing out
their hcwp<
A well known saloon man. who
nxs never catered 20 female. trade
II the saloon business and has neV-
er had hox in his place. In speak
Ing on the subject to-day. said
Z have seen this thlisg tried BE-
FIRE. I have seen nkht wagea
xxainxf side doors ard hox@s. and
have observed the law beaten. and
~ system Il en easy ore.
Many ~ the saloon men viii nail
% The doors ieading from the 50
fpon n the bon quarter ~ that there
vii b no communication ~ any
kinf between the saloan proper and
the her section They viii then rut
Waite table cloths an the tabs. also
casters. pepper and salt and \ few
asrnrHy Crab SaiNd Sc Eastern
oysters. any style signs will Dc
tackled On tire walls As a matter
81 fRet a bona fide restaurant wifi
y run and n restaurant liquor ~
tense paid. Couples can then drop
+ s< before and have their short
erfnks az - rnueh per.
"A petrinef steak. a stale cup ~
rsTee AMI fried p1safpss viii set Mt
each place by the week and = po-
keenan, or : representative ~ the
heal Anfi-Saloon league happens IN
n weald Fina the customers appar-
Gritty az dinner
BY this means tbs side door 70
he xalocn viii kecone The main IN
trance 70 fhe restaurant ard the
Objectionable hoxes caunst be con
rsrffa with the saloon~
xsn-rsiiy rernot Ell ard n would take
AZ Old timer at this stage % the
Ezns 10 locate the doorways.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-26
SUPT. BARNARD
HAS GONE EAST

Frank ]. Barnard. city superin-
ssn6&nt Of schoNlHs left Cor Chi
e<sc last night. where he VIII attend
q large convention ~ school super
inssn6enta from all over the United
States. Plans for the general I'm
pavement Of methods IN school work
VII Be discussed A pa per viii he
real hy Prof. Shsarer. 81 Newcassie.
Pa who claims 10 he the inventor
~ system ~ school promotions
prrf. Barnard. % the Seattle schools.
believes that he originated the same
s5st>n IN 1881. The doubt a. 20 thu
aushorship viii be settled at the con-
r<ntion.
Dursnr Prof Bmrnard's absence.
Prof. o. s Jones, Of the Denny
seaoci. will I'll his place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-26

Pawn Ticket no drew fair bust
meas last night % the Grand.
The action deals wtth the life and
surrounds the movements 81 Mag
y little girl Who hss been pawnsd b.
her mother - that shs might have
h1me The east r. composed of n
number Of talented artists. and the
scenery has baeu selected with much
care.
Notable among the members ~ the
company are W u. Warren. Harry
O'Counor. Walter Brooks. Kinney
Mcleod ana Charles Gray.
There ls much Of the play that N
deserving 81 praise and Pawn Tick
ct 1ie' will foubtlews run the week
with good business. The regular
wednesday matinee VIII be given.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-26
HIS MOUTH
GAPS Open

WASHINGTON. y. G., Feb. "a
In the senate this afternoon Allen
read sampson'r letter concerning
Gunner Morgan. and in the course u
his remarks thereon, called sampson
a conceited ass and a rank COW
ard"
Assistant Secretary ~ the Treas
ury WAnderlip this afternoon resign
ed 10 accept the presidency 81 the
Western financial institution. lie
Will he succeeded by Cages private
secretary. Allies,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-26

Held IN slavery attracted the
Third avenue.
Tonight The Little Msdsier" will
b the attraction presented BY the
"a me company The Little Med
dier" IL considered one ~ the best
Of powniess repertoire Tits season.
and should be enjoyed By large aud
fences
The pownie company have with
them this season good talent All
~ their perfnrufa noes have an alb
sence of mgnotonY. ard are aided ~
the spscialties offered by number
OF cisver comedians.
The Little Nsddier" Win be pre-
scented tonight and tomorrow night
and will he followed by Fast
Lynne" on Wednesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-26

CLOSE CALI.
FOR Them
Twenty Condemned Fill
ipinos Saved by
Macarthur.

WAsHINGTON. u. G.. FEB. 2s.-
Gen. Macarthur cabler the war de-
partment that he has reviewed the
trials given n score u Filipinos
sentenced 10 death for tearing az q
telegraph lines. Macarthur com
muted the sentences 10 IS years i'm
prisonment. but Issued a proclaim
alton warning the natives that all
such cases In future would receive
the extreme penalty Of the laws Of
war. lie also warned the natives to
avoid associnting with bands Of
marauders. who under the disguise
Of Insurgents pillaee the towns.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-26
fight ON
GAMBLERS

II r. now predicted that mfthIn the
sext a hours. all pubic gambling
houses In the city will be closed.
Late last Saturday afternoon
samuel Cohn. proprietor OF the Royal
T-sfaursnt on First avenue, visited
rnsrir cudihee and presented that
o1eaai With afiidavits showing that
pnnilc gambling was tolerated IN se-
sttf. The afidavifs also gave the
Mresf number Of each resort. COIN
o<nanded that cudihee proceed At
snes and close All gambling houses.
~ an agreement reached Cudfhse
va given until tomorrow 10 decide
WAT action 20 take.
AZ the same time sohn handed
,ufihee communication. the fol-
owing being an exact copy:
kfrard Cudfhee. Fsa..
Sheriff % Eing county. Wash
fngton. Seattle. Wash.
psar sir.--On the 18TH day Of Feb
r7ary, 1901. T. ". Cam. Justice ~
N peace IN and for Seattle precinct.
hing county. Washington. issued a
-sren warrant 20 search FOR gam
eilng tools and paraphernalla At the
dotem club saloon building No. III
Oeedenial avenue. Fl this city. A
areh warrant ~ss placed IN the
hahds ~ Michael Kelly. one If your
seputlea. This officer seized certain
s1mOling pararhernsila 81 that time
20 allowed the "a me n remain upon
ne prefniseH and IN the Totem club
EAMplins house. The house vas
xepf closed until the morning ~ the
IN, when II was again opened and
Ane very property seized by the Off
" under the writ issued nv the Jus
uce was used by the gamblers IN
ypenins up and carrying on their
zane A. that flrna, and has ever
.nee been ~ used By them. This
property seized under the search
!. affauf as gambling paraphernaiis
presumed n be IN the custody ~
~ law, but II eeefus that II r. in
NJ custody ~ fha gamblers Al the
ao,em club ard used ~ them for
.vnsIr purposes I beR 20 remain, cir,
ionfN very truly
SAMUEL CONN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-26
GETS ALASKA
MAIL CONTRACT
The N. A. 7. 4 7. Co. Secures a
Valuable lob.

Information reached the pestonlce
today announcing the award Of au
Alaska mail contract 20 the North
American Tfading n TranapoFtation
Co. The mail trrips arr to he made
-FOUR time during the season 81 open
navigation, This route will include
nalaske. Circle city. ST Michael
Nome. Dawson aud all Yukon river
points, Ten tons ~ mail will be ear
ried the nrst trip, and nNe on each
subsequent trip. The first mail viii
leave Seattle June !, the nest July
20, August 20 aud SEPT. ~. For
each round trip the company viii
receive compensation of 81. fas.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-26
THE FRENCH
DISpL.EASED
They Object TO Uncle Sam
Among the Fliipinos.

PARIS, Feb. 2e The Petit Jour.
nal. Ia reviewing the Philippine sit
uation. declares that the Filipinoa
want Freedom. not a change Of SOW
ereisnty. and that the American SUI
premacy IL Impossible
The Journal says The only soiu.
tiou OF the Filipino question n the
withdrawal Of America and the
granting af an Independent gov
ffufuguf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-26
DITCHED!

COLUMBIA. s. g. Feb. 2e-The
cold weather caused Il rail- TO break
under the New York Florida fast
mail on the southern railway. TWEEN
" miles cut. at O'Clock this morn
ing THE engine was drawing only
n natl car and one Pullman az a
rate Of - miles per hour. The Pull
man was thrown into the ditch
None were killed. Hon. J. L. Curry
Of Washington. had his shoulder
sprained and Mrs. John Sperry. Of
Hrooklyn, had a broken nose.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-26
MARKETS.

Trade held up today almost a. well
as yesterday. A rush Of outside ord
erH kept things uloyinE.
The umatilia steanier goods were
rapidly taken up. and brought fair
prices. A few drops were notice
q BILE. hut as spring advances, many
quotations viii come tumbling down.
A car Of live Eastern poultry arriV-
ed today and relieved n scant mar
vet. Early this morning hardly a
llyefowi could be seen on the street.
Corrected Daily The following
prtces arr being offered 10 the pro-
Queer IN round lots on the dock or In
the car at Seattiei
Grain-Oats. t25 b0d2sOo barley.
ttraln-Oata. 2g.OOa17.0O, barley,
$50 90. wheat chicken feed. nIap.
corn. 800 per 100 lbs.
Hay-PuRet sound per ton. 1880.
Eastern Washington timothy. sls.25
4Is.s0. alfalfa. 7Baif.00.
butter Fresh ranch. ibdfsc. ma
tive creamery. 23n2to.
cheese Native Washington. lia
isc.
per dozen.
Poultry Chickens, i've, i0a1ie.
ducks. lie; turkeys 12hG13c.
Dressed poultry 'frkeys, Bnlbizc
chickens, i2ai7he; ducks. i20lzhe.
geese. &c.
Live stock-cows. ave. steers. "a
&c. calves. bISd7iAc. sheep. Ahorn.
&c. lambs. tc: hogs. hdblSo
Dressed stock-Hogs, &c; lambs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-26
MARIN NEWS.

The Grant lies at the Seattle Finh
&C p wharf. where she ~ being ever
hauled.
The oregon fs being rerainted in
side. and being Put In nrst class con
difiou preparatory 20 her departure
far Naf1eE. II enough passengers
can te booked, the Oregon viii leave
Valdss for kstmnt. from which puinf
lee 10 Nome.
cal ChaA Kcichenbach. a ha arriv-
81 from Dawson on She senator.
brought with him 500 .an0 in dust
and nuggets. lie laughs At the Idea
that Bonanza. Eidnrado and HuukeE
creeks have been worked cut
The transport Port Albert pulled
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-26

into white star dock today. whore
che viii remain until the department
notifies the auartefmnetar.s Once In
this city. what disposition IL 10 be
made Of her
The Humbeldt WIS greatly admir-
% today, Ha she laid a. the white
Star dock loading freight for 6kaRs
way. She has been rnpHlnted and
looks az trim ~ whistle.
The hHrbor master tomorrow VIII
connect the two huoyH with two new
lHrEv anchors. They are nlrend lond-
ed on 81 barge. which Hes at CAL
braith nacon a Cot wharf.
The steam collier Cznrina has sail
ed from san Francisco for seattle.
bhe Will load coal a. Tacoma
Tho Ping Huey. Of the Frank wa
lerhuuss Co. Ltd, Of the London
Seattle line, Will return % the White
Star dock tomorrow from Tacoma,
and complete her cargo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-26

lowed sheriff Cudlhee until temer.
row % giVa an anawer. II Cndthee
does not proceed against the gam
bling resorts, then we viii institute
proceedings IN the courts citing Cud-
thee Go show cause why ne does not
do 80, 1, IL n sinplc question ~ va
81 no
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-26

II T. rumorsd that the Boston Tow
boat a tiarFe ca. iutendr 60 cheaper
the cost ~ handling coal on the Pa
ctac coast. II owns several tugs cap
able Of themselves earning 500
tons. besides being powerful enough
20 tnw a couple u harEeH with b.0oe
tons Of coal On beard each II Il
carries cut it, present policy. b. it,
cheap system, Il viii, fnr the present
~ least. put large nufnher Of steam
coal carriers uut % business
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-26

Rev. J. A. Thomas. pastor of tho
Haven 81 .. church. to-day procuf.
81 warrants from Deputy HfnHecut-
lag Attorney Grifrth fnr thu Hrfest
Of several boys who reside Ia thr
usiFhhoFhoed - the church he
charges that they have demolished
the windDwn and broken ia the doors
of the church
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-26
Quote state Law.

1ttornsy William Parrueriee rep
.nu f0hn when interviewed
LAY ~ said The state law pro-
49, 80. tnat when sheriff or con
i~bie Or county Il noticed that the
- are being brsken, ~ 10 his duty
~ lmnediafsiy Investigate Mr.
r'nn' my client, gave notice and al-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-26

Mrs. !. = Rich. wife ~ Prof. Rich.
principal u the public school ~ In
tsrhay. died last evening At Victoria.
n. C.. from an operation. Mrs. Rich
u the mother u Police Officer Chas.
remnant. Albert and Geo. Tenant.
all residents 81 this city. Mr. Rich
was taken 10 Victoria iast Thurs
day. The remains Will be brought
10 Seattle for intermsnt. ehe was
q years Of nEe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-26

The flyer. which broke two blades
Of her propeitur ~ coming IN con-
tact with = floating log. Il on the
auartermastcr dry deck. shipping =
new screw. The Dalton viii be
placed on the Tacoma Seattle run
during the Flyers temporary with
drawai
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-26
Funeral Of Mrs. DryIOos.

Funeral services Cor Mira Louise
nryfOos wefe held from the family
residence. Tts Eighth avenue. "a 9
o'clock this afternoon tntsrment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-26

or. &c. ewes. stbo! pork. 7a7he per
ID veal. large. slIac, small. t0utnhe,
Provisions Hams, large, nui2ei
hams. small. l2ui2lso. breakfast
bacon. 8 90 10 lbs. iaAo. dry, salt
81 clear backs, oise bellies, loo.
teastsbtea
POTATOES. tid.oo9ls. 90 a toni bects,
u.0Qui 70 per sack carrots. per
sack. 6au7tu yellow Dnuvrr onions.
ta.b0ns.a0, lettuce. ti.bout.60 case.
turnlpu. boUlbe Hubbard squash
2Anac per III. garlic siHninri cab
haze. taoo. red, t2,st 100 lbs. red
peppers. i0Htdo ~, hunka. iie. green
onions, iataait5c per dos cuuii-
flower, 81 ~ rur doE. celery. t0u Gnc
per dor. nwvet potatoes. si.fbu A1ei
spanish chin poppefa. % a
III. Hnuvr krhut. soto. cream
squash, Nsa1i so per case brusaels
sprouts, sue nef III. California head
lettuce. s3uf6e ease; Rrtichnkea fae
Wsisaa dar green peas. tbr ID dried
hes cartons, zoe. fancy. i0r, import
cd, Ice. Tomatoes, per Hee, $500 lfh
dates haGe per 10. radiahea, l0M i4c
per doE. rhuharb. smioc per ih.
tutter Cheese eggs and Poultry
huttcr Washington ereameries,
pound prints, zee: Eastern Iowa
and Elein, sac. Nebraska, 22a Zoe
fresh ranch. ib8lsc. California
creamery 2ac
Cheese Native Washington. II ites
Use Eastern. iBHltr California,
lsisH iac, Noquefort. f6C per 10 Ed-
avn. tii0outfo0 per case New York.
iiW lie. iimhurHet. ts4ifc. brick.
idWiIc. Swiss, isuipc.
Eggs strictly fresh ranch, i6HiIoi
Eastern, ibHiTe.
Poultry chickens. live, i10iHAcs
ducks, lsuiae. geese, entac. turkeys
lauite
Dressed stock = Chickens. tsis u
Use turkeys. iknteiae. ducks, it0
itssc geese. i2Hni3he.
Seattle wheat ssrket
Wheat texportl No. club. sec.
biuestem. tsc. milling. No. CLUB.
5kc. blueatem eoc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-26
KICKED AT
the CABINET

BUCHAREST, Feb 20 The
chamber today voted lack OF coma
deuee IA the cabinet, The members
Of the cabinet viii probably resign.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-26
JoBBIKe QUOTATIONS.
ereen Fruit

Lannon's. s2.O012.25 n boK. lines,
Sc. 50 per case cooking apples 75cn
soc. eating apples. S1.0OQt2b. fancy
eating apples. Si25a2.oo. navel or
anges. H.b0n2.50. seedlings, $500
i.7b. bana mas. si.zba2.b0. cranber-
ries, 1890 per bbli olives. bQ015e
per gallon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-26

The ridiculous kiHslng scene 81
the Cascade tunnel displayed by tire
SearchIlEht this week is novelty
indeed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-26

Following Mrs FtsSe sousa and
his great band appears NJ the Scat
lie theater for two performance on
Thursday. a matinea and evening
performances viii be given.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-26
Ship Goes Down.

MANILA. Feb. e. The quarter
master department. steamer New
drk was sunk ON the rocks OF Cgtan-
duaues island.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-26
RAILROAD NOTES.

a large number Of railroad ON
eieie are now IN Tacoma and are
making "a tour uf the Northwest
They have been attending the tfuf-
dc mems convention al Ashland. Or.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-26
Veil of Mystery dawn
Aside

Secrets Of a marvellous science full
~ demonstrated ~ its greatest liv-
ing exponent. Gertrude Myreu. tn
spifationaI trance elRirvoyant. noW
at Hotel Leland. Sia Second avenue.
Through psychic vibration she COM
municatce with distant and depart
ed friends. restores lest aseciion.
warns you of losses. danRsF sick
ness. etc. ForstelIs success or fall
ure IN business. mining speculation
aud changes. Diagnoses and cures
diseases. call and be convinced or
pay nothing. Hours 2 n. m. to 2
D. "a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-26

Frssh meat Cow beef, 6hm7lko 10
steer beef, Sc per III. mutton weth-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-26

90 10 y. g. Miles a Piper Co. for
your Alaska outflts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-26

James Howard was found guilty
OF burglary this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-26

Forty per cent. discount for the
next rs days Building is Tor sale.
Harris n Greeutfs. 10 Union.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-26

asauefade ball cake walk and
wRitxinE contest Ranke hall. Eatur-
day evening. March q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-26

Go e 4. G. Miles a Piper Co. for
your Alaska outfits
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-26
BAD LUCK
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