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Evening star., 1901-05-25

From the London News.
The London costermonger IS an institu-
ton whom we should not willingly let die
A strong movement is on foot to get him
removed as nuisance by the new borough
councils, and he is organizing to fight II
AS there sixty thousand Of him in Ion
don, he has chance of winning. His chief
value for those who do not deal with him
lies chiefly in his independent attitude to-
ward London life. His characteristic dress
has been made familiar to us by Mr., Chev-
alier, and is modelled on style that is alb
solutely his own; the rich eruption of but
tons all over the coat and along the seam
of the trousers, as Well as the generous
downward amplfication of the latter gar
ments, is, we believe, the fruit of his own
wayward fancy.
AS to his wives and daughters they have
the distinction of being the only persons
who use plush as dress material some
times for the whole costume, often In the
form of short cape. always as a decora-
tive trimming. Their great hats crowned
with brilliantly dyed feathers. are just as
peculiar; and We hear with pain the rumor
we hope it is no more-set afioat by
contemporary, to the effect that these are
being discarded in favor of what ladies
have agreed to call a sailor" What a
coSter lady can dress decently upon Is a.
much matter of dispute with them as it
is with us; but a gentleman can obtain a
suit of stylish cut, with copious ''pearly'
buttons of horseshoe shape, for the sum OF
30 shiIings, which may be paid in monthly
installments.
Evening star., 1901-05-25
THE CURES EMBRACE

Headache, Grip, Catarrh, Neuralgia, Sore Throat
Bronchitis, Group, Whooping Cough, Dyspepsia
Kidney and Urinary Disease, Diarrhoea. Dysentery,
Piles, Women's Complaints, Infants Diseases.
Rheumatism and other formidable and ofttimes
fatal diseases. At all Druggists, 25 cents.
DR.. HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC MANUAL mailed
for the asking.
Humphreys' Homeopathic Medicine Co.. Cor. wil-
Lam and John sts., New York. 1t
Evening star., 1901-05-25

effective pickers who first saw the abodes
" LEI hahi
Evening star., 1901-05-25
TO INCREASE MARITIME DUTIES.
Russia's Plan to Raise the Chinese In
demnity Fund.

LONDON, May Ga dispatch to the
Daily Mail from Pekin. dated Nav %
says that NJ. de GierS the Russian min
lister, has proposed to the council Of for
eign ministers to increase the maritime
guarantee by the powers of the China
lean. NJ. de Giers also strongly opposes
any increase in the land duties
1t is semi-Officially asserted In Berlin
that the resolution by the ministers Of
the powers in ioekin not to reduce the
China indemnity below O,oO0, 900 taels. is
final, and also that China accepts this.
thus rendering approximate reimburse
ment of the eXpeditionary expenses of the
powers certain.
Germany is trying to charter vessels for
the return of her troops The first vessels
can sail in about a fortnight The Ger
man contingent remaining in the province
of Pe-chi-li will be less numerous than the
British and French forces.
dispatch from San Francisco yester-
day says: The Bulletin prints the follow
Ing in connection with the subject of the
Chinese indemnity.
In an interview today. Secretary Hay
said:
1t seems to me that our plan for a
modification of the demands for indemni-
ties has been rejected by the foreign
powers, but what will be the next action
of the United States government I'm the
affair has not yet been decided The in
IDENTITIES demanded by the European
powers seem to us to be excessive 1t is
possible that this government may vet nut
forward a plan for the reduction and pay
ment of the indemnities which will prove
acceptable to the other powers interested 9"
Evening star., 1901-05-25

st. Joseph, Mo-, labor unions are going to
build a temple to cost $4,000.
Evening star., 1901-05-25

snch disorders as kidney. bladder and uric acid dis
eases poor digestion. when obliged to pass your
water frequently night and day. smarting or irri-
tatlon In passing brickdust or sediment in the
urine, headache. haCkache. lame back. dizziness
sIeeplessness. nervousness. heart disturbance due
I" bad kidney trouble skin eruptons from bad
blood neuralgia. rheumatism. diabetes hoating
lrrtahlity. wornout feeling, lack Of ambition loss
OF flesh, sallow complexion Bright's disease
If your water. when allowed To remain undis-
turhed In glass bottle for twenty four hours
forms sediment or settling has a cloudy ap-
Iearance. 1t Is evidence that your kidneys and
bladder need immediate attention
Swamp-Root is the great discovery Of Dr. Kill
mer. the eminent kidney and bladder specialist
Hospitals use 1t with wonderful success in both
slight and severe cases. Doctors recommend II to
their patients and 1t in their own families
because they recognize In Swamp Root the great
est and most successful remedy
Swamp-R"ot is pleasant to take and is for sale
the world at druggists in bottles of two sizes
and two prices-ffty cents and one d lar Re
member the name, Swamp-Root and the address
;inChamtOn n Y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-24
SPLENDID OFFER FOR
LOCAL GLASS PLANT
Sixty Skilled Pennsylvania Glass Workers Want TO Locate
at Seattle All Conditions Are First Class
for Their Operations

Parties In the center 81 the Riass
Industry In PennsylvariA are anxious
20 establish cooperative glass
plant ia Seattle. and 10 that end
have written to Mayor Huufs~ aaa-
lnR hlm TO take up the matter with
the business men u Eratt1s The
proposed plant wiii cosi So. 0eu. The
men back 81 n mean business es the
following letter received by the may
OF this morning win show
'HaxiehurHt. Pa. Oct Is. 1901.
TO the Mayor % Seattle. wash,
Dear Sir--A representative Of ~
skilled giaka workers has besn 20 call
on ne and desires me 10 open CORE
apoudsucs with your city. I know ~
no way 81 reaching proper persons
except by imposing upon you ia the
hope that through this channel We
may reach the desired result.
4 co-op ats Pho
These men want 10 go into n CO.
operative gna plant. II VIII require
SEQ 600 20 put In ff-biowcr tank.
which viii require GO skilled work
men besides a great amount of labor
not skilled. The are willing 10 FUR
niah s12 or1 Of the required capital
themselves nnd 20 into q contrnc, q
move % where the factory ia incnt
and man the factory. 80 that the In
Vesfnrs vii know that the plant in
which they put their money viii op-
"As 20 the proiits Of glass factor
ics most every one hiss n knowledge.
Where al the stock r. bona ftda capt.
tn1 renrcsented. profits never 10 be-
low 30 per cent annually,
Three EEeolient r sssons
III may seem somewhat queer "a
you that parties prefer to 20 40 far
from the center OF the glass Industry
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FOOTpADS
Two Bold Jobs Executed Last
aIght In Southern Part
Of the City

a japanese restaurant at First
ssenne south and Weller street was
Io0Dea' and II. Donneliy was held
~ % Grant street bridge last night.
Nc ZINES were committed within
fEa - aour of each other. From
w.. ss1nfaht I'll In small change
llttla $50 Donneliy lost only a
an, . 's1n who heid 40 the rsataur-
$3.50 ~. = - cool hand. Al abouf t0 40
1919 ssoIn ne boldly entered the eattps,
ana while thu nr,,,.,f.s,'g
- "a me rear. he began ~ 1900
,rha eypsents OF the money dravger
,,le proprietor Of the No.. a 49,.
le Iopber. came ~ the fr,,., y, 80
$50 uFant to aecArtal- - ~ ~
nan was doing. The robbas st ti.e
jar n a,a ~ revolver and tod Inc
fak,a s,and. He Ft0Od. ana af,ar
wsltea ~ from the tn, the rohher
~ a' ssa slowly cut N The nt.a ao, ..ss
s We street. The pfosries 49, aho
dIs,a, police headquafters sra 49,
~, roii,cenan Tom Beyan e.
ana r ialsf feiephoned poljn. MN
fs that II. DoBneiiy H'aa,
h ~ .i ron Ballard, had beer 80 niiil
~, men On Grant afrert 49, 49,, "
NeIthey ~ ~ ne Bay View breezy
When M .iis footpadB wore macy,
viotlrn's lyDpers searched tbet,
81 cent? psek.ty. they secured ari,,
--tsl'oklng n 90 nm
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a Coed Investment

Il am no, personally interested In
this matter beyond trying % bring
the parties from both ends together.
I look upon II ne a good safe invest
mrnt and nu~ which wili mako the
Investors large rrufts
Your city along would doubtless
nearly use the product of one fac
tory. The factory which a. nov there
could not - used On connection with
this proposition aa ii in not an IN to-
date plant. and % make II eurh
would entail m expenditure ~ nearly
what ncg plant would cost.
f''rhewt parties wirh me % say thnf
they VIII be content to have the bust
ness manag ment rest with your pco-
pie n those Interested IN your city
viii procure a charter. parties at this
end viii nag ten per cent on their
stock. after plant e. up another ten
per cent. etc. " &C. customary In
building pinss plants 90 pay small
percentage az the contract price of
building factory until the frst sen .
eau'e fire hns proven fhr ufa~i 70 be
up to the contract Respectfully.
'W p. LINN
General Manager Cherokee on and
Gas CO..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-24
L0ST--TRUNK

PROVIDENCE. II. l.. oct. IA
trunk containing $4,000 worth az
jeweiry, the property 81 Martin cone.
land and Co. 81 this city ana New
York, has been loat between here and
Boston, The trunk was a nampie
case belonging 60 y. w. Martin. who
IL member OF the firm. acting AZ
salesman The trunk was shipped
BY the Adams Express co. to ~ a.
percivnl IN Boston, Sept rs. ana nev.
AZ reached tts destination. Detec.
tlVos have no clue.
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FROM China

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. a.
Among the passengers on the steam
sr city ~ Picking from the Orient
yesterday was QuaTtrrmaster Gencr.
al LudinNton. just returned from an
inspection tour Of the Philippines
He reports conditions In the army
most satisfactory.
Baron Alexander Kahihahra. com
mHnder % the Russian forces IN
MRnchuria. who gave the order
which caused the Russians 70 drive
thousands 81 Chinese into the Amur
river. was also n passenger on the
city Of Picking, being en- route to ST.
Petersburg. He states that he has
completed the suhjugntion Of Man.
chuFiH. placed Il under domination OF
the Russians, and that Chinese ops
position Is forever ended there.
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REnsoH FoR RErRIal

II has been claimed BY the counsel
and friends of young Alien tina, be
was unjustly convicted. ana that
certain peculiar circumstances have
come 20 light In the records 81 tho
trial AZ Nome which viii make a re-
trial Imperative
Among ether things. Il q claimed
that the defendant was convicted
soeiy on the evidence % one man
Cherry no said that he saw Al
len coming from the direction u the
spot where the crime Was commit
ted. while three other witnesses De-
ciared that Allen waa, % their posi.
tive knowledge. eating meal az n
restaurant about the time when the
robbery and assault took place. and
was fully half n mile from the spot
Attention - called 10 a statement
sald 20 have been made by tire Judge
20 the jury concerning certain evil
deuce. which Was afterwards shown
70 be incorrect. but y hich the Judge
fid not see ~ O. warn the jury
against considering
Finally Il ls alleged that when the
jury, after prolonged consideration.
returned n verdict % guilty. Il VAS
accompanied by recommendation
20 the court for mercy. which was
dleregsrded. the Judge ianicting the
maximum penalty az the law.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-24
DISSATISFIED
Liberals Want Beer war
Terminated

LONDON. Oct. IA meeting of
LIBERAL leaders has been called for
Monday IN London 10 constfsr the
advisablilty Of issuing a manifesto
TO the country. calling on the gov
eminent TO resign Or cali a special
session OF parliament 60 a@russ the
proiongati0n % the Boer waF
The concentration ~ flo@r camps
IN South Africa and the dismissal og
Gen. Butler are responsible for this
action.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-24
MINERS LICENSES
A GOOD REVENUE

Twelve thousand free miners A.
reuEes have been issued IN the Kiun.
dixie for the season jght closing Each
license il worth yio meaning 8 rev-
enue of $50 oop for the government.
Many ~ the licenses are ycnewnla
bui the majority are new. The daily
average for licenses issued II heavier
IA October than any other month.
The average this month is ~ per day
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-24
CRAZED MUTE

PORTSMOUTH. o.. oct. at.--Aflcr
a nine week search. Sarah purtee. a
deaf and dumb inmate ~ the county
infirmary, who escaped from that
institution. was found yesterday, liv-
Ing IN cave three miles east ~ this
city
she Was IN pitiahis condition. Her
clothing was IN rags and over her
garments she had placed two coffee
sacks % shield her body from the
cold. She had scarcely trace of
shoes and her feet and limbs were
torn and bleeding from contact with
the rocks and bushes 81 the hills
She had suheisted On roots aud brF.
Tiea during her stay In the cave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-24
||ROWDS TO
| SEE SCHLEY
|ereat Interest Felt in
His Testimony
Admiral schley Is on Stand
mis- Afternoon

wasHrSGroN, u. c. oct. ss-
.s-sr.l schlsy went On the stand at
| sssls<k this afternoon.
wssn his name was called there
y. decided mnrmar in the court
-. me admiral l. cool and coli
,..,.a an the stand. serious in man
4, hrs absolutely selspessessed.
~ proeesdsd to ssve In narrative
sx-, his experiences with the flyins
sgustron-
r.n,us 10 the meeting with samp-
| ,on At Key West. be said. SAM soh
| shoxsd me orders proNlaimS Tor =
Aoekade of both the north and south
skofs q Cuba The orders states
saas hs should have his choice, but
tAss should retain command - tns
..ylnz squadron Tie sald ne Would
Ma the Havana blockade. lie also
scla me Of orders that our shlpa
should not Be exposed % tire ffou'
shors batteries until the spanish
h<st was dispose
NJ that thu Spanish squadron was
somewhere near Venezuela and vas
supposed with stores tor havana,
which was the destined port.
4 agreed with hin.
ANc enc would have supposed that
gantiaxo would have fulfilled the re-
agreements OF the fleet
Il told him would be unqualified
b loyal 10 his command
Capt. Chadwick. Who vas pres
ent. sad. Anyone who nkows your
character knows you could be moth
ing else
ssehlsy said he left Rsy West on
May 10 with orders 70 establish .
close blockade % Clenfnesos.
WARRINGTON. ID. c. Oct 1l--fn
anticipation OF schlsys appearance
On ths witness stand today. there was
a tremendous crush IN the court
room this morning.
Lieus wells. schisys dag secre-
tary. Was the first witness.
Capt Leniy sought 10 INTRODUCES n
report 70 the department written by
wells. 81 schisy's dscsntIon. but
xh<h was never forwarded 70 WASH
iass0a. Dewey refused TO permit II
70 BE- introduced a. evidsnxe.
Lieut.. Harlow. og tire Vixen. then
resumed the stand. He said Sehiey
hrked worried on the morning % the
bsEibardmens OF May II. bur tenicd
hat the commodore was nervous or
sxrsfed.
MAJ. Murphy vas recalled. He tes-
tied that az the time of the Colon 8
surrender schley addressed his men.
Commanding them not to cheer when
ne captain OF the Colon came on
board He said the Spansards had
rnsd@ a good fight. were gallant men
and should not be humiiiaked
He had made about the same al =
sFess that evening when the Brook
lyn came alongside the Iowa where
Admiral Cervera was. MAJ Murphy
Eid csrvera heard the speech and
was very much affected by IL and APP
tyseiat<d Il.
Capt Clark. who commanded
the Oregon during the war. took the
tiand ~ noon and gave an account
q the battle. but added nothing new
10 tbs testimony.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-24
ANARCHIST
Up FOR TRIAL
s. Bearcllffe Had Very Little Sense
He Is in a Bad Fix

The trial Of s. BearclIffe on the
charge Of dlsorderiy conduct, be-
gan yesterday afternoon In the po-
lice court The man waa arrested
by Patrolman w. G. Hubbard Tues
day night FOR publicly advocating
anarchistic sentiments, and trying
10 Induce the 'laboring classss 10
rebel against the laws VI the United
states" The trial was continued
until next Wednesday, in order 10
procuFe more witnesses.
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INCRIMlNA1T ES
Judge Noyes stu Target
Of Witnesses

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, oct. "a
Ex-Judge johnson, the predecessor
Of Judge Noyes at Nome, was on the
witness stand In the Nome contempt
case this morning. His testimony
Substantially corrobOrates the pre-
vious witnesses in discriminating
Noyee
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The siegart Boy Again

Fred SicEert. an is-year-old Dun
lap boy, has been arrested by Detsc.
tive Sam Curhett on auHpici0n
Sirgcrt iH alleged 10 have beer
implicated Va several theftH in that
suburb and IL alao thought 10 be re-
sponsiblc Tor similar work In Seattle
lie was arrested by order Of sherlf
Cndihce.
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but the reasons given me arc First.
healthy location aeconaf good quail
~ sand third home consumption
nlonF faciGc without the freight rate
additional
II 10 known among these parties
thar n plHnt now exists 10 your city.
which does not run on account - the
imposAlbslity of keeping the skilled
men there. Theae VIII abriigc
such conditions ever % curing. as eg-
holder.
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GIVES IT
To MOVES

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct ~ In the
Nome contempt case yesterday
Attorney W, IL. Mstaon made charE-
80 accusing Judge Noyrn - false.
hpeds fraudulent record and Unfair
arfipna Ia tbs APPOINTMENT ~ q re-
eeiver u 4iHcosas claim OF AnsfS.
creek
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-24
A VOYAGE
or TERROR
The Kosmos Liner Rameses
Arrives at San Deigo
With Tragic Story

The Kosmos liner Harnesses. Capt
Gutenberg. which arrived ia San Di-
ego yesterday from Hamburg. re-
ported an explosion on board her sis
ter ship. the Totmes. The accident
occurred Ia latitude - degrees south.
Twenty-Five pounds Of powder ex-
pioded.
The third officer of the ship was IN
stautly killed and the chief steward
seriously injured During the voyage
Of the Rameses the ships doctor
Cerro TORN, aulcided BY cutting hia
throat Helmdrich. a sailor. att snpf
ed TO take his life twice by himpius
overheard and gchaffer. another
seaman. went violently insane.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-24
MISS LITTLE DEAD

Miss Edith NJ. Little, nurse at
the Seattle General Hospital, aged ~,
died early this morning ~ that insti-
tuition from peritonitis. She entered
the hospital AZ a nurse last Deem
Der ana som became one OF the most
popular attaches Of the place. being
Of a kindly and lovable disposition
Tier Illness WAS most unexpected
dating from last Saturday night. The
parents Of the dead sirl live at Inter
bay. The body lies at lionney e.
stewart's pending funeral arrange
ments.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-24
SAYS BOYS
ARE GOOD
No Hazing or Fighting
at West Point

WASHINGTON. n. c., oct. "a
According 20 The annual report Of
hupt Mills, 81 The West Point Mill
tary academy. made public today.
there have been no cAsea Of hnrina
or nss ngn,a AZ the academy during
the past year
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IL by no means dead
The consensus Of opinion is that a
large force viii be needed for some
time in the Philippines and that the
work cut out FOR the American
troops Is even Of greater magnitude
than has been generally credited.
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PEACE COMMIT TEE Makes REPORT
In Its Message to the Mayor the Shop Owners Are, in
Way Blamed for Baking the Negotiations
The 0bdurate Stand

the request that It should endeavor
TO harmonize the existing differences
between the members Of the Metal
Trades association Of Seattle and
their former employees, regret TO re-
port to you that after several days
discussion OF the questions at issue.
with representatives OF the employ
ers and OF the employees, II has been
found impossible to reconcile the diff
ferenceH or TO obtain such willing
submission OF the questions ns would
enable your committee either to as-
certain the exact points at issue, or
TO obtain a basis from which II could
act with any hope OF results.
Did Not Pry
your committee did not attempt
to enter into the rightor wrong OF the
questions involved, and did not In
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it's negotiations impress its views Of
the propriety of the attitude assum.
ed by either party. and does not
now mean TO do so. II feels that II
was appointed for purposes OF con-
cillauon, and while regrettlng. In the
interests OF the community, which
is probably the greatest sufferer
from existing condition, that It's ef-
forte have been fruitless, IL confines
the cause OF Il. which viii appear in
the attached letter OF the Metal
Trades association. In which the SER
vices OF the committee are decIin-
ed. Respectfully submitted.
(signed) JOHN n. McGRAW.
&C. j. SMITH.
"R. n. LINDSAY.
80. u. FREDERICK.
~. u. McnogGALL.r
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The committee appointed to en-
deavor 10 settle the differences be-
tween the striking ironworkers and
their former employers. has submit
ted its report to Mayor Humes.
The committee assigns aH the rea-
son Of It's failure 10 effect settle
ment, the obdurate stand assumed
by the Metal Trades association.
To the report was appended the
communication Of the Metal Trades
association, In which the association
declines the services Of the commit
tee:
The Report
Following is the report Of the com
mittee.
ITO the Hon. r. j. Humes. The
.committse appointed BY YOU with
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-24
SPIRIT OF REVOLT I'm the
PHILIPPINES is NOT DEAD
tiscuiETIHe NEWS FROM saMaR. LEyTE AND LUzoR
-PIErTy or TROUBLE aHERp

WASHINGTON. ID. C.. Oct. "a
Ihe situation In the Philippines Is
again giving the war department a
great deal of concern.
News from samar. Lsyte and Luz
non Is Of a disquiesing nature and
shows that tbs spirit Of instruction
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cnERRv's rEsrlmonY

The main. and practically the only.
witness against Alien Was yogng
Cherry, a son Of Steamboat fnspec.
tor g. g.. Cherry. OF thla city. He
testified that on the morning 81 the
robbery he had lrft hla lodging house
TO 80 down IN the street few min
utr~, and while standing IN the
shadow. had noticed a aerlmmaRe up
the street between four men. Later
three men passed him from the a..
rection ~ the trouble. ora tail and
two short on the Witness stand he
Identified Allen As the tall one 81
che lrf1.
TIE within. Emhlsfon. has neYet
hesn exactly right "a his mind slnce
this assault. lie ~aa cut % hts head
Tor weeks. and ls said 20 haps a
wound In his cheek that renders him
liable 30 death al any tigas.
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less. There " n dispute as 70 whsth-
81 two hiKhV aYsnen or only one op.
Grated, N there we're cpnfcdetatep.
nune wers seen.
Ne trace - the robbers has been
SECURED. Posses are oat from Flu.
Hgne ard Reseherg.
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$500 REWARD OFFERED
HARD AFTER TRAIN RoesERs-Posral CLERK HID
vaLuasLEs nao SAVED THEA

PORTLAND. or. Oct fire.
wards asErsxatinK sgop are offered
for the Eugene tialn robbers
The postal clerk had concealed all
The valaable IA the registered mail.
- ths i~AEskx vas practically yat0s-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-24
GLEASON and
FREDERICKS
VIII Give 20-Round Go at 6eorqe
town Tonight

Larry Gleason, the lightweight
champion ~ Chicago. and Kid
frodficke, who claims that title for
Seattle, will meet In the squared
circle az the Georgetown bicycle park
tonight. II - % be- a 20.round glove
contest and II indications can 30
taken for anything it VIII he a good
one Both principals have been
working hard for the past few weeks
and arc IN perfect condition.
Frank Kelly. who has 0ffiriatod NJ
several similar affairs In Seattle. wiil
referee this contest. The manage
ment has provided for a large crowd
Grant street cars 60 past the park