davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-30
DID HE FIRE
THE CHURCH 2
Man Arrested Today on Charge OF
IncendiaFlsm.

q. Z. Campbell. whose occupation
IL unknown. Nas arrested last night
at gsEa by pafHaiman Hufhman on
charge 81 having set hre to the
Methodist churrha Van AEasit sew
crnl Nights ago. In all nruhahiis
ties charge II tmraudlnflsm viii be
preferred against him today
This afternoon. = hen closely tn
terruEnfcd hy capt. uf Police VII
lard. Campbell made 4 fuil confess
sion. lie remarked that he bad Fat
IRE 20 the church - participate in
the excitement that would follow
and added that at the time b. corn.
mltfsf the act he NaH somewhat
norrY that the blaze ne kindird wns
eKttuguinhed before II did any ma
fefiai damnse. Campbell aisa add
ca that he had hurled rocks through
the windows 81 several residences
and had defReed other property He
frankly admitted that he at times
vas asiasd With n ft Of Temporary
insanity and gave that - another
excuse for setting IRE 10 the church.
Campbell IA about 50 years 81 age
aud claims TO be = railroad inhoref.
chief Of Police Meredith says that
report Of the attempted burning
81 the Van Asset church was made
at headquarters yesterday by q man
named CavanauKh Officer Burk-
man later arrested Campbell upon
description furnished hy Cnvnu-
nugh. The prisoner win be taken TO
the county jail and turned over TO
sheun Cudlhee today Van ASSET
ia not IN the city limits and. there
fore. II not Of the Jurisdiction Of the
uoflre
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-30
BATTlESHIP
IOWA ARRIVED

The battieship Iowa. Capt. Thomas.
passed IN the Straits last night az
g 20 o'cioek and arrived az Port An
coles At 10 p. n ia not known poe.
ifiseiy At present whsfhrr the Tow n
viii indulge IN heavy Eun practice
~ Port Angeles ~ come direct %
Bremsrfon. The board - inspect.
orH. which l. % act for the govern
menf IN the trial trip % the Colds
borough Monday. - composed - the
following nfiiresn. nos 81 The iowa
Lieut.. Commander Peters. Lieut..
uni~y. Lieut.. Hrumley and one 9th
81 afIrsr whose name has rot yet
hesa announced ~ the orders ~
these men reach them N time. me
gun prartice wiil probably BE- post
poued aud TIRE Iowa will nruussd ~
Hewfaerfnn 4@mny m THIS " tue rkae
the biK battieship may h@ s-en from
any city dock a. she passes across
the harhor
The lows VII he on the drydock
about seven weeks. Az usual. a
large rumi~r - people wili be-
auxinus % see her IN the dock. sew
sral stea nibcat companies are pre-
parina 70 run excursions % Bremen
ton
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-30
BEDROCK.

sEAGWAY. March at-Tha news
comes from Atiln that after - dayh
continuous work. three shifts daily.
bedrock has been struck on the
Race Horse" property, IN the shsfs
sunk on the Lillian" claim. 81 thu
Pine Tunnel syndicate. and the pros
poets found In last winters shaft on
the same ground have been fully YER
ihed
This proves coueluaiveiy that the
pay channels % Pine follow the val
ley from end 70 end. and have an unit
form value. The gold taken from
bedrock u very coarse and mug
getty and strongly resembles thar Of
Willow creek run. i've miles M the
valley. The appearance Of the pay
gravel ~ Also very similar. and bed
rock f. the characterize uerpentine
formation observed 10 uudariia VIII
low creek and vicinity. Bedrock
was struck at a depth ~ A feet.
The success - the enterprise viii
be a great incentive To hydraulic
mining in Attn.
over 3 900 was spent IN this work
alone.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-30

RICHMOND Va. March so Ear.
~ this morning IRE destroyed the
million dollar Jefferson hotel. the
largest aud most elegant hosiery IN
Richmond.
All Of the guests escaped with
their lives. though several we're
slightly injured. and many suffered
the loss OF all their clothing aud
baggage.
The jefferson Was built and fur
nished hv the late isauia giutsr. u
covered half a block in the ultra
fashionable part Of the city aud
was handsome structure % bun
brick aud granite Tho property
iosa IL above tee. ecu insurance.
$3.50 600
The flames broke out IN the linen
room shortly brfasf midnight Great
dif3ruitN was encountered in ARGUS
Ing all he EuHHtH and getting them
out ~ the burning building A vast
crowd watched The eanttaRfation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-30

In the cayton libel suit the state
concluded It's case late yesterday ar
teruoon. and Justice Cam postponed
further proceedings until 10 o'clock
Monday morning The feature Of
the afternoon session was the testis
mony OF chief of Police Meredith.
He was placed on the stand by
Prosecuting Attorney Fulton and
questioned concerning the article on
which the charge OF II. v. cayton,
editor OF the Republican. is based.
chief Meredith said that he re-
garded IL aa an attack on his char
aeter and thought II referred TO him
as bribe-taker. a CRATER" IN
public Office. he continued. meant a
brlber. blackmailer or an extortion-
lat. Ha produced and rcnd clip
pings Of other articles which he said
had appeared In the Republican.
They were denunciations Of Chief
Meredith and Mayor Humes.
Mr.. Wlnsor. counsel for the de-
Tense. said he maintained that the
articles were true.
Prosecutor Fulton asked that the
articles be introduced in evidence to
show the feeling Of Cayton against
Meredith.
chief Meredith, being questioned.
said that he had had no trouble with
Cayton previous 70 the publication
OF the CRATER" article on March %.
lie and Mr.. Winaor had a sharp
wordv encounter regarding tho poll
ICY OF the administration towards
saloons and gambling houses.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-30
(AYTON'S CASE GOES
OVER Until MONDAY

Detective Wappcnstein wns called
as a witness 90 define the word
"grafter" ns applied 60 a man In
public office. He said II meant a
biackmailer. bribe-taker or thief
He construed the Republican article
rs a charge that Chief Meredith was
"a bride -taker.
Mr. WinHor asked numerous dues-
lions which were objected TO as ir-
relevant and were ruled out by the
court They related TO the exist
ence OF gambling and other forms Of
vice.
Mr.. Winsor ondeavored 90 get the
witness 10 sny that n an open poll
icy" was followed, Il was evident
that graft" was being worked.
Witness said that no one was n
CRATER" unless he got something
for himself. He ala not consider
that hauling up law-breakers for
monthly fines made an official "A
CRATER" because the city and not
the officer received the money.
william u. Langdon was placed on
the stand and asked 20 define the
word CRATER" lie said 10 origin
ated among thieves. He had heard
il 30 years ago N was generally ap-
piled 60 the lowest order OF Grimm
ais and meant man who stole
money or otherwise got money or
goods Illegally,
chief Moredlth's testimony closed
the case for the state Justice
Cam then continued the hearing
until Monday. -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-30
MISSING.
Howard Smith, Nephew of
Judge Austin, Has
Disappeared.

Howard Smith. a nephew Of ex-
Judge Austin, mysterioualy disap-
pearod IA Seattle last Tuesday even
Ing, and w % the present time not
the slightest clue to his whereabouts
has been obtained by the police pr
friends Of the young man.
Smiths relatives reside at @prague,
Wash, his father being president Of
the spraRus MIL ca. About a month
ago young Smith came to this city
and entered into the employ Of ".
J. Connell, a Western avenue COM
mission merchant. as "A travelling
saleaman. Last Tuesday evening he
walked into the Office at o'clock and
deposited grip. He greeted the
b0Okkeeper pleasantly and then took
his departure. Since that time he
has not been seen by any OF his ac-
He resided with his
aunt. Mrs. Dodge, on Boren avenue.
Judge Austin today stated that his
nephew was young man OF good
habits, and he was unable 20 ac-
count for his strange disappearance.
Smith e. % years OF age.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-30

large steamship built expressly for
Alaskan traffic. Shs ls practically
uusiukabie. having "A double bottom
and a number Of water tight com
partments. Her light draft win en-
able her 20 make the passage Of
WranEai Narrows without having 70
wait for full tide.
The Spokane viii have cost. when
fitted out. about $3.50 900 She r. 270
feet long. 20 feet IN beam. and 1914
feet deep 90 the hold. Her dispiace-
ment viii be 275s tons, and she viii
have n speed OF about 70 knots. She
viii be able 10 carry III hrst-ciaas
and 100 second-ciass passengers.
Observatory Aboard.
One Of the features IN the con-
sfruction Of the new steamer will
be an observatory. which on n long
voyage win be a decided improve
meut IN ship accommodations.
Capt. David Wallace Will probably
be ia command Of the new steam
ship. He will navigate the Spokane
TO Alaska from Seattle June 2.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-30
LOOKS GOOD.

sKAGwAY, March 24-Frank p.
Trempe. agent Of the sly. Il. CO. at
Rampant. made the following state
ment concerning that part ~ the
country.
fRampart Is looking pretty good,
and We are expecting good results
from the winters work. Mining has
been Huceesafuily conducted on Hun
ter, HoOsier. Little MinoOk. Big Min
ook. Little MinOOiC. jr. creeks during
the winter. and I think the prospect
i've output Of the camp can be con-
serVatigely placed al 100000. a
good deal Of ground there is being
turned into summer diRginRs This
Is especially true u Big Mlnook.
Hoosier and Florida creeks.
THE new creeks Rhode Island.
Ruby aud Fiorlda-have been IN
productive. owing 20 the aoftnesa
II the ground. but since the first Of
the year work has been prosecuted
much more continuously and the re-
suits thus far are very fair. Had
the mild weather not OCcaEiOned
the set back, much more could be
said OF their possibilities"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-30
IRIS WILD,
IS THIS!
Madrid Contribu ties a
yellow Chapter.

v.nRfn. March So.-The Fillpinos
- trying 70 henttle Funston =
~. ~ the capture Of Awainslda.
-.,.minent member u the colony
= m constant communication
~ me Filipino eeuterS Of Europe.
- sals he believed positively that
-.,..laa,s capture was u put-up
80 which Funston. however. had
q hiking - -
..s.philirpine commission U essae-
- 4 local government Vas COM
..'.~,eated 90 AsulnAlao at ffias,
- = the either leaders. all of y hen
.,-esd % accept the terms edsfesl
- NJ Americans. with exception OF
.nsfanarino. Sandlego ana Maltsar.
.,isnndrlno held cat Tor a better
~ thar that offered him, as Fooa
,,.ssens had been offered AEutn-
- Tyias and others. On account
y 4sfsiandrino's ohstinacy, n said.
,,.',railo had removed him from htz
e'r.rnand o. the provinces OF Tan
-.srrn and Eamholsn. appointing
r.,ssn,ero AwalHalde. faldeuero
80 he Americans Aguinaido's let
- sprealing fnr more trsacrs. which
$3.50 Funston % rentrute AEuin-
x<.x headuuartkrS. Only Akutn-
~. Macarthur and TAFT we're a..
ssxsstsf with the plot.
rxnYS. March Ni.--Ths Filipino
80. hara became excited whea
E-rr she Madrid dispatch. some be-
1890 ana some denying the truth
q ,ks sfatennenfr Others said that
-.,nx,s the circumstances proved
4. ~rr.riielfy 81 B&idimoro In the
s.svsvsI bat not Of the chleftala
h,nsel{.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-30
STEAM Err BERTHA
FROM VALDES
Copper River Country Is Reported
Prosperous.

The Alaska Commercial company'n
steamer Bertha. Capt. Johnson. ar
ris cd from Nulaes aud kadink last
Night she lefi NaldeH nnd went
west az far ~ iliiamna bay and
then returned 90 NniasE the g0ih Of
this month She took on board srv-
rfut pnhKsnEerm at kadihk for Val
dee and Two for Seattle. -Four
passengers were brought 20 Seattle
last uiEht. as follows; Dr. a. W.
Ball and wife. and ". -. Hsidon,
Of kadiak. and y. y. Chandler. Of
Naidsa
AIR Chandler has heen 20 vsideH
for the purpose ~ establishing a
bank lie nov has a banking house
al Nome. and 10 very much
pleased with Affairs ~ Valfes and
viii estshilEa q similar house there.
NaidsH IN thriving aud the tran 10
the interior ~ constantly crowded
with mufhsrH.
Or A. ". Rail. who arrived from
kadink. reports prosperous cnndt-
lions ia his locality several rich
strikes have been made around iiii-
ANNA baY and there are excellent
prospects for a good summer. The
hsfhof ~ kad'nk wRH crowded with
Ice when the Bertha was there aud
~ WIS WIN fNNNat~f RUIZ AtlttHA VIZ
that the bertha entered.
W n. Hebron. the shird pasaen
ger. - n mining man who IN the
country Tor some time, He brought
down with him several hundred
pounds ~ very rich copper ore. In
test assay u ran 40 high as
fieo 20 TIE tor IN copper alone. The
ore also carries paying quantities.
~ aaif The rud was made on N'ir-
rim hay ana a Rpod ledge can b.
worked THE strike ~ considered
one 81 the richest that haH been
made this year Nr. Hebron will
nawe nn~ nfYlcinf asnay u1nde ~ hts
ore. and win then return 90 the
mine
II WAS thought that the Bertha
would bring passengers and news
from Nome. bus 49, she did not go ns
far west 90 htmai no Nome news
VAS obtained. The Bertha VIII re-
turn 90 Naldes April
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-30
DRUNKEN
JURYMAN
IL Fined for contem,ps By
Tacoma Judge.

TACOMA. March 50.--A Juryman
In the case q John Croker against
the Pacific Lounge a Mattress com
pany. 60 recover $40 eo0 damages for
the loss Of an eye. entered the jury
box In a state ~ bcastiy intoxica-
ton. Judge Chapman promptly
fined the juror 400 for contempt Of
court. and dismissed him from the
panel. This leaves the case IN a
peculiar position. and some Rtt0r-
neYs claim the whole trial viii have
to be gone through with gain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-30

BachIng Up Funston.
"coRBTN"

WARRINGTON generally prevailing
General Funston twho only
list
rccOmmed
endorsed BY Wheaton
objection appoin H. however that Funston
ten might be head % the Philippines unit,
should Manifesy
vost me
called the president
The president
morning adopted
tors rejoicing
peace In Philippines.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-30
REMEMBERED.

WARRINGTON. n. g. March -
zr.wrTy General GrfgKz today de-
1870 froua the capital for HIS home
& rsfsrson. -. J. There seems -
4 - doubt, now, that p c Knox
= pttsburrh win be Mr.. QriggH' sue
rss.cr. but for the present the duties
u NJ attorney generals department.
n h supervised by solicitor Gen
-. rscharsis. Before Attorney Gen.
-, {.rfxxx departed for Paterson.
Is efserrs and employs Of the de-
n.ctmsnt presented 70 him. through
~ Richards. a Handsome silver
,2lrA<r u classic design
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-30
CITY OF SEATTLE
viii Sail for Lynn Canal Por.s
Tonight.

nodweil s ca.ss steamer city or
Seattle Niii sail fer skaKWay aud
Southeastern Alaska tonight al s
q Ciuct. she VII carry 4 large ioed
of passengers and considerable
freight
". u ionus 4 Co. whp are bulid-
ing several river beats at white
Horse Tor the White Pass a Yukon
railway are sfudius north 81 men TO
work on them.
J. 5. Nelson and J. g Young are
KviuE to les has. On the Seattle. -
lease the Crowley eaanHrF 81 that
place.
Fred Rasmussen. \ mining man Of
the interior. - taking IN = party Of
men u work hss properties.
T. ~ AL ~ the " + a 7 X II.
az SkaTWay. vii also be . paAeeH-
ger.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-30
People Shall Decide.

ARLINGTON. March 33.-The maj
result % the citizens meetings. car.
ed for a consensus % uplniua On tn
proposal 20 incorporate ths tuNu nf
Arlington. IL the appointment Of a
committee 90 secure signatures o. A
petition for the calling of a general
election by the people.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-30
WON In TEETH OF A STORM.
IN NIGH WIND AND pREhcRiRe RAIN, OXFORD OUT
ROWS CAMBRIDGE By a cLEAH HALF.LENerR

LONDON. Ths University
ford and Cambridge rowsd today bowling
oxford hy half a
Titne,
The
Of The
brought =
Notwithstanding
wndy
Hundreds Of
Of tbs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-30
Presbyterians Meet.

At the annual meeting Of the Pres
byterian society OF Puget sound for
the election Of officers. held
Yesterday IN the Second Presbyter-
ian church. Mrs. W. A. Major was
chosen 10 preside for the coming
year. The report of the treasurer
showed that over $500 had been col
iected during the year for mission
work.
The next meeting will be held in
the Calvary church.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-30
SALOON FIGHT.

Joseph Kennedy. a bartender was
placed under arrest last night D.
Patrolmen Hubbard and Adamaus
and a charge % assault entered
against him. During "a saloon row
lnRton street % IL alleged Kennrsv
hit man named watkln In the face
with n beer glass.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-30
Three DIE
BY FLAMES
FlFsmen Rescue INN . tes
From n. v. Tenement.

NEW YORK, March 50.-As the
Result Of IRE early this morning in
q Big six-story tenement at Norfolk
shd Delaney streets. Mrs. Bertha
honen, aged IS. and her two children.
nenlAmin and Sophia, aged respect
--sy i've and one years. psrisned.
ny were living on the top floor.
tne other tenants escaped through
re assistance Of hremen and the
Ere escapes,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-30
ROLAND
REED dies
Daughter and IsadOre
Rush at Bedside.

NEW YORK. March 80 The
comedian Roland Reed died this
morning ~ 10 o'clock of cancer of
the stomach. He had submitted 20
several operations n the past year.
Its daughter Florence and Miss Ia
adore Rush. the beautiful actress
long associated with Reed. were az
his bedside when death came.
Roland Reed was born IN Phila
detphla Ia is62. of theatrical fam
ily. lie became star IN issg IN
Cheek and Was the original Koko
In The Mikado."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-30
Wilson Is Honored.

SPOKANE. March s0.--The Repuh-
licans % Spokane last night rendered
te United States Minister Henry l..
Wilson public reception. IA honor
q hts return from his government
duties in chile. The address OF well
come was made by Aionno NJ Muir
ply. formerly chairman OF the Spo.
kane County Republican Central
committee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-30
NEW WAREHOUSE.

The plans Tor $40 900 warehouse
are being completed by boone a
Corner for Mr. Herman Chaplin. The
structure. which is 20 De- built on the
southwest corner % Jackson AMI
Second avenue south. win occupy
an area nearly 100 feet square. II
viii be- huil, entirely % brick.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-30
RING SPORTS.

LOUISVILLE. March so.-Marvin
Hart 81 brooklyn knocked out
Tommy West of Brooklyn m the
sixteenth round ~ what was 90 have
been n twonty-round fight.
SAN FRANCISCO. March 3O.--In
the twentieth round OF fast aud
furious fight Charley Thurston was
given the decision over otto Crlbb
Of Australia.
BOSTON. March 30.-The Turk
champion, Nouraiah. threw tho
heavy weight wrsstiers Boudin aud
SMITH the latter Graeco- Roman IN
4 minutes and 20 seconds. and the
former catch-aB-cntch-can In min
utes and IS second.
DENVER March 10. Referee Flo
TO nearly precipltated n riot by
awarding the decision, In the tenth
round. TO Kid Mcfarland over Dave
Barry. OF Toronto. Barry had his
man beaten into submission. Pat
Early. Barry'a manager, assaulted
Floto. and n Wild scene enaued.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-30
new COMPANY.

WASHINGTON. u. C.. March 80
Under orders issued recently By the
war department. for the Immediate
recruiting % " new companies UNI
ganisAtion btii requiring that 20 per-
cent Of the total Increase shall be
made by July 1. 800. company
Of coast artillery i 20 b. recruited
az Fort Fiagl~r. Wash. This will b
ore company % the <inefy-fourth
infantry. under command 81 Capt.
Eugene T. Wilson, now serving as
afde-de-camp TO Gen Shafter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-30
HE RAVES
IN A CELL
Maurice Barrymore Has
Gone Insane.

NEW YORK. March ao.--Imagin-
INK hts cell Go be a theater, Victor
Maurice barrymore. the actor. who
yesterday was taken 10 Bellevue
hospital in demented condition,
walks up and down to-day IN hla de-
llrium and goes ever drama parts
he has played. lie peoples the In
sane pavilion with Characters. aud
calls upon the other inmates and
issues to them parts.
Occasionally he laughs hysterleaI4
~ and cries I'm glad % It. A
knavish speech sleeps In foolish
ear. Experts will examine Into
the old actors condition this after
noon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-30
Trip 10 the Falls.

The members 4 the engineering
department 81 tbs University ~
Washington and TIE manual train
ing department. II the seattle Hiah
school LEFT this morning 81 private
ear ~ the Seattle 4 International
road on a trip 70 huequalmie Pals
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-30
Bishop Burgess Dying.

EPRTNGFIELD. III. March 10
The 1T. Rev. Alexander Burgess.
bishop Of the diocese 81 Quincy. Of
the Protestant Episcopal church.
has been taken 20 a hospital In this
city, and II ~ feared he cannot live
long. He IL very Old, and II suffer
ing from a general breaking down
Of the agalem.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-30
DIETRICH
IS CRAFTY
Will Remain Governor
Until November.

LINCOLN, Neh., March so.-Gov-
ernor and United states senator
elect Dietrich has announced his In
tentton OF holding the executive
chair until the November election.
The constitution r. not clear on
the matter 81 succession and the
governor fears that HIS retirement
now might give 90 the fusion In the
state supreme court an opportunity
"a order a new guhernatorial olcc-
ton this fall.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-30

Is FAVORED
Wife and Mother Msy Walt
Captured Chief.

MANILA. March Permission
70 visit Aguinaifo has been granted
TO the captured chiefs wife and
mother.
Lorenzo Prtetc. 4 spanIard. eharR-
ed with furnishing Information to
the insurgents for trading privileges.
has besn found guilty AMI sentenced
Go death. Gen. MAcArshuF has
remunsaa the aenteuee Is - years
impr Honment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-30
MORMON ILL.

MONTEREY, Mex, March 3O -
Geo. q. Cannon, one OF the heads OF
the Mormon church, IL seriously ~
here. Ills lawyer and two sons are
en- route 10 Monterey from Salt
Lake. The main trouble with him
seems TO be insomnia, attributed 70
oVerwork
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-30
LIBERAL
PARDON
Instead OF Punishment,
for AguinaIdo.

WASHINGTON. -. g., March 30
Instructions were sent 30 Gen. Mac
Arthur today regarding the DISPOSE
ton ~ Agulnaido.
II f. authoritatlvcly stated that no
special arrangement viii be entered
into with him, but h. win have m
opportunity 90 come under the gen
efai amnesty proclamation, which
becomes effective May I.
The only condition imposed Il that
h. shall not have violated the rules
Of war.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-30
Blsine's Ambition.

BLAINE. March %. --capltalists
are figuring on securing right
way franchise and constructing a
street railway line 20 connect the
northern ana southern portions %
this town.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-30
Will Cease 10 Exist.

on Monday the Seattle 4 fnisrna-
tionai railroad will cease TO exist
and Seattle VIII 30 only station
on the line. Auditor Martin and
Travelling Auditor Bird 81 the
Northern Pacific are In Seattle to-
daT making the final arrangements
for the transfer. and are checking
40 the old books
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-30
He WILL NOT
BE HANGED

Olympia. March 20.--The SUI
IRENE court has reversed the deci-
80 o. the lower court convieting
a1niel Downing Of the murder OF
yosepn Anderson. and has ordered
owning discharged. The murder
- committed IA Chehaiss county In
~ sumner ~ 1899. Downing Was
ssslsicted and II now ia prison in
Snenalis county Jail under sentence
aeath. The supreme court nuH-
-eihs the appeal taken on the
r.yanaa that the evidence addueed
s ~ ,ne trial was insufficient 10 prove