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The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-02-03

concert during this scene at the Broadway
Theatre, New York, where the opera Will
DO presented next month.
Weber & Fields stock company may
appear at the Adelphi Theatre, London, in
the spring under the management of
Thomas B. Davis, manager of the Adel-
phi and the Lyric Theatres.
Mrs F. NJ. Bates will be a member OF
the cast OF Under Two Flags" in which
her daughter, Blanche Bates, Will inaus-
urate her initial starring tour Tuesday
night at the Garden Theatre, New York.
Joseph Scott Welsh is busy man now
a-nights, for after singing in the sextette
in ''F1orodOrR" at the Casino. New York
he interpIets the tenor solos in The
Burgomaster at the Manhattan Theatre.
Odette Tyler is at work on another
novel, the scenes of which are laid in Po-
land. Miss Tyler is fortunate in having
the assistance of Madame Modieska. who
is naturally letter perfect In the history
OF her native country.
W. ]. Ferguson, who, for years. has been
one OF Charles Frohman's leading comed
ians, has been engaged by Messrs. Dunno,
Ryley & Fisher. managers of "Florodora."
to succeed Willie Edouin In the role Of
Anthony Tweedlepunch.
Ernest Hastings viii play the leading
play. the rights TO which were relinqush-
ed by Sol Smith Russell when the latter's
Illness prevented him from resuming his
tour the first of the season.
Mr.. CASTOR Mervale well known Eng
lish actor has been engaged by the man
agement of Near the Throne" which
will be seen at the Academy this week.
Mr.. Mervale has played in London and
Australia for several years in the title
role OF Paul Karvar." and as Marcus
Superbus in the Sign OF the Cross
Charles Frohman has the dramatic rights
to +. Marion Crawfords novel. Via Cru
cis," which Lorrimer Stoddard is convert
ing into acting form. Mr. Stoddard is also
dramatizing another story by the same au-
thor, which the Liebler Company has Sc
cured for the use of Mrs. lie M0yne next
year
The association known as The White
Rats of America, which was formed for
the benefit OF independent vaudeville per-
formers has concluded to admit members
of the legitimate field within It's fold
Professional women are eligible to mem
bership, but are not permitted TO use the
name White Rats They Will be the Rat
Lambs.
Contracts were signed in New York
last week by which Macklyn Arbuckle.
late CT THE Sprightly Romance of Mar
sac" viii be of the all-star cast. which
will present The Merchant of Venice"
during the coming spring. Nat C. Good
win will play shylock and Maxine Elliott
Will be Portia.
1'hs music OF two organizations touring
through the country has become imuense-
!y popular. When Reuben Comes TO
Town" and Run. BrudGer Postum, Run"
from THE Rogers Brothers In Central
Park" and Jerome Sykes songs. The
Cheating Pedder" and Il Cant Stand ior
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-02-03
Dor
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The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-02-03

That" in Foxy CUTLER" have met with
a large sale.
Barbara Frietchie." the Clyde Fitch
piece In which Julia Marlowe appeared last
season and the first part of this. VIII be
presented at the Academy OF Music. Now
York. tomorrow night, with Ellie ELS
Ter in the title role.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-04

The iovclicHt place on the James
river and one ~ the most beautiful
residences ln the world - called
lower brandon. the ancient home af
the Harrison family about 90 miles
below Richmond. Tho mansion is not
80 imposing nor 30 well proportion
sd as others. but the surroundings
aurpHnH iu beauty those ~ any Of the
colonial estates in Virginia Tho
trees ave It's grratent attraction.
Many - them remain from the nat
ufai forest hundreds 81 years oil.
but the larger part must haze been
planted by human hands heeausH 4
their symmetrical arrangement TIE
design shows n cultivated taste in
Landscape gardening artistic refine
msnt and love 20 hrburiCulfure The
king 81 the grove n n mammoth Pc
can tree. which rir~s above the rest
AMI extends - branches over d.
amster 81 200 feet.
The mansion occupies bluff about
zoo yards back from the river AM "a
reached by path across = lawn be-
tween rnrr shrubs and the hedges q
bar that are said 60 be more than n
hundred and Hfty years old.
The original grant was made IN
the early days ~ the colony 10 Sir
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-04
HARRISON'S LOVELY HOME

John Martin. who sold IL to n MAJ.
John Wrrtrupe The tomb ~ Eliza.
beth WeHiroue ln the old cemetery
hasfH the date uf 1893 WeHlfape
aald n o. Lady Frances iuRlehy and
she 20 Nathaniel Harrison u Surrey
county The latter added an Inn
ucune acreage tn the estate until Il
became ono ~ the largest and mnst
taIunhir lu Virginia II was crle-
hratrd for itH fertility and brought
great uraffs Co itH owner. who EN-
pluYcd several slaves. maintained n
hospital and had "a physician and "A
chaplain attached 60 hiH household
Ike a frudal lord Pity or sixty
years ago the original estate was
divided among the different members
- the family. but az Lower Brandon
there are Ht.ll 1000 acres. % which
$500 are cultivated by Nj Mann
paFe. a relative ~ Mrs Gulielma
Harrison. the present owner. who f.
an<Ehter ~ William Washington
Gordon. FIRST president of the Gear-
STA central railway.
II f. said that In the early days II
vas customary 90 ship entire car
Fuen - tobacco raised on this estate
20 England from the docks at the
fGot 81 the hlun
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-04
CARNEGIE BUILDS CASTLE
FOR HIS LITTLE DAUGHTER

- them he decided absolutely - Mrs..
Carnegie thr rentals - n 20 be her
aHsn for liu money The other waa
Kfxen similarly tn little Misc MnrEas
fef. and the Income from it viii haN =
accumulated into great fortune by
the iiSns she a. a ulArfiageabie young
y stMNus
THE fortunate little Flri e. the
eniF daughter ~ Mr. Hnd MfH Ar
drew Carnegie. she a. said u he of
rather fran physique. which r. Eraa.
uniiY strengthening by reason of the
outdoor lifr she loves
The plans and al the details ~ the
interior arranEeTnf Tor the castle
are snid 20 have been drawn by Mr.
Carnegie. who viii import much q
the medieval Furnishings from skiho
castle. the CarneEirs' great place In
the Scottish Highlands
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-04
TENNIS
Excellent Playing Follows
the Annual Tourney.

Tea IN perfect loves ~ little cups
was served during the tennis toufu.
ameut yesterday afternoon. A. the
atmosphere war chilly Il vas = vel
come rsfreshwcnt. The greater part
- the program comprised ladies Sin
Elss ard doubles The playing was
akHlfui and the touches delicate. a
number % matches being close and
exciting. Following l. a summary
- the game:
Mrs Han beat Miss c. Alien. 81
81
Mis-. ]. Young beat Misc h smith.
- s-I
Mrs. Rollins beat Miss Denny. so.
g.
Miss Lewis and Pelly beat PaschAll
nud Miss r. Smith. 90. 50
Frausiol and Miss Young beat
Myers and Miss Kelly. 81. 50
Tyler and Mrs. Rollins beat GiillH0u
and Mrs Han. 50. IS 81
Mrs Howell and Russell beat Miss
Fisken and Hurd. s-1 SIS
Fransioli beat smith. 81. 50
Bel beat Gillespy. so. 81
Fransioli and Newton beat shan
ron and Gi.lespy. so. 81
Ffansioll and Miss Young beat
Peiiy and Miss Lewis. i-6. -. So
Newton and Fransioii beat rsllY
end partner by default
The second lnstailment - long ten
MS j. being played this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-04

Little Miss Margaret Carnegie.
axed -. and sole heiress r. property
estimated a. 10000 ooo. Il 20 haVs
for her very own ,he grand castle
IN Weateh~ater county, tuffetsd
replica ~ a famous Scottish strong
hoid. Hitrit. furnished and deeufaf-
Il ~ the interior likr a queens pal
ace which her father f. building
It th at Chaunr~y. IN NrHtt he's
ter county. that the great steel king
e building this splendid summer res
Idaurs which ~ designs heatoWlHE
upon his young daughter.
II Wlil not b. the frst pises - real
property owned b. Miss Margaret
while Andrew Carnegie Htiu spent
much % his time IN pittshurf he
erected side by side on Flffh ave
nue.. two great once buildings. one
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-04
Suburban.

Prof. J. p. Kirkland Of the Ballard
public school. viii sail from san
Franeisco on the transport Thomas.
July .. for the Philippines. where he
was recently appointed by the gov
eminent a. superintendent Of
schools there Mrs. Kirkland viii
accompany the professor. Their tit
tie daughter win remain with her
grandparents al Ballard.
Miss HaRRard won the Demoreat
medal contest that took place In tho
VI. =. church az Fremont Tuesday
evening. There were I've other con-
testants for the medal.
The Cole addition at South Seattle
f. being cleared preparatory 10 being
sold for residence lots.
a case 81 smallpox has been dis-
covered on Howard street in George.
town. a strict quarantine has been
established and % r. not thought
that the disease will spread
The Fourth is being celebrated on
small scale az GEORGETOWN. There
Al BE- various sports AZ Arn0udt +
park this afternoon.
The South Park Historical society
= enjoying a picnic az Woodla IN
park today. a lunch was served at
noon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-04

GET HALF

The creditors Of the Guarantee
Loan a Trust Co. which failed In
May iSsd with liabilities of mnrs
than ttso 0oo. are about % receive
20 per cent, on their claims. u. W
Corhit. J W. Davis. " r. Ham
mand, Edward Hailvy, ; ". sears.
ehas. Pcuhailow and other stock :
holders OF the company have sig
mined a Willingness Ga meet oue=haIf
the outstanding ciaims against tha
company, a. In turn. they are re
leased from further responsibility
and pending suits are dismissed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-04
5000 MILES
FOR WEDDING

NEW YORK. July Miss Louisa
NJ Stead. Of Brookiyn. has sailed for
Liberia. where she win Immediately
become the bride OF Rev. David r
Carson. A friend Miss Mary F
Ranta. r. 50 accompany her en- the
voyage % nearly 500 miles.
The pretty young missionary has
been medical stud ut at a train
fnx institute for MOI, than two years
and Il was there that she met ana
loved Mr.. Carson. He went 20 the
Mission at Garraway. Liberia. year
ago.
Miss Stead has been in Africa
with her stepfathcr. Rev Robert
wodehouse. and mother, and has ac-
quired a knowledge OF the kRfftr
language and its dialects. she has
the peculiar click" 80 important IN
singing and speaking the kanlr
tongue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-04

aud the valisc opened. In it waa
found 81 drafts az described in the
dispatches The whcrca bouts of the
one uuaccouutcd Tor was learned
soon BfterWHrd by its return from
Wv York dishounred II had been
uINru Go the hotel management ny
Stuner I'm payment ~ his hill
stener is Well known throughout
the country Rs u race horse follow
er and "hlgh roller Several years
ago In race al Hawthorne he +
said to have cleared SEQ coo aud At
"A columbus trottinE meeting later.
while eonductiDg pool he seeursd
several thousand dollars Ills fam
Uy l. said GO hc one of the beat
known TN kentucky and On the
death Of hits father four Ye-Is nga.
he inherited 500 ooo This vas DIS
nased ~ Boo less than two years
Roth the Farmers National Hank
of Topeka aud the name Joseph Ste
paeus. signed as cashier tn the
drafts. are supposed o. be mythical
and no charge OF forgery can be
made The men VIII be prosecuted
ON she charge 81 conducting a conf
dence game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-04
IN THE COURTS

The Pacific Meat Market. 81 Taco
ma. has filed a suit against John
Rarneson and W. Chilcott. 20 rerov-
er t2oS9 on a promissory note
Kamedick Masuda. japanese
hoy. was committed 20 the insane
asylum by Judge Tallmau today.
The case 81 Lewis Levy against
Samuel Kaufman Is being heard hy
Judge Griffin today.
Efie Faiiihee was granted a al
vorce from Joseph Falihee this
morning by Judge Griffin.
Tuck Gee and Worx ChonT.
China men snuEElcrs were escorted
TO McNeiirs island this morning By
Deputy T.. :. Marshal Tyler.
SiiaE Munro has brought suit IN
the superior court against simon
Bros. for the possession Of the rrern-
ises at al6 First avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-04
In Hotels.

Following are among the late ar
rivals al the Stevens. o. T. Guilford.
Big Lake. w. A. Roberts Victoria,
y. e. A. r.. Parrish. Chehalis. 9. l..
Springer and wife. Index. L r.
Tucker. Tacoma. p. g.. lilly ana
wife Hoquiam. J. W. Hackett ana
wife Aberdeen: Charles Dennln.
Port Townsend: Joseph Parks ana
wife y " Mcintyre and wife. Ma.
ehias. wash.
~ the Rainier Grand: August De.
In. Maltby. g y Payne. ". q. Hoe
mig. Tocamo. George A. Elsperman.
Tacoma. George r. WiswelI and +.
:. WiawelL Port Gamble. Y II. one.
civil engineer. Fort Tlagler. y. 8.
Fofheri nFnam. contrlrtor. Spoka ne
4. =. Smith. Port Gamble. John n.
Yacey Port Orchard. -. NJ. Yost ana
wife Edmonds. samu.l Bryan. L. 2.
navy John g. walker Spokane.
At the Diller. Dr. Florence McAi-
pine physician. Vancouver. r.. Q.
W ~. Lord. mayor. Tolt. Captain
" =. George steamboqtmun. Viz
toriO, -. G.; William Palmatar, 2. q.
Barber. Arlington r. r. Hoy Port
Gamble. r. H. whiting and VsIfs.
HHhhoHulHbs JObu mcf0TETy. Mnuat
Vernon J Q. Watklus0H. Edison
l.. a Hart. VancOu Yer.
At the Butler. ". r Waugh ".
ehristnpher. mining operators. Daw-
SON y. y. Wright, railroad man.
and daughter Miss Mae Spokane.
Mrs. J. Blunard. Butte. Dofua n
HerVeY Z. s. ". Mrr r. y. Paraeqz
luE and son Nome. Mrs. ". A. HI
lie. Libby. Mont. George J Ianea.
Black Diamond =. J. PattulIo ana
wife Walla Walla Miss r. Collins.
Bremerfnn Ahc Morris and wife.
Wilkeaon.
At the Seattle. r. y. pviar ana
wife. VIII Howe, r. o. Kaufman. q,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-04
HABITS OF
NICHOLAS II

Tho Gar Of Russia rissa at %.
Ills toilet lasts until nearly o'clock
and he then sits down nt his writ
trR table TO discharge important
matters ~ state which DO not admit
81 delay. From 10 till n o'clock there
IL a short pause. during which the
car partAksH Of "A light luncheon.
The time from n 20 o'clock Is
again devoted 20 work. 10 the sign
ing Of documents. the study OF bills.
or the reports OF the ministers and
governors TO which he adds uumeFs
Gus marginal remarks.
Ills majesty drinkn meanwhile one
glass Of tea after another, only VerF
rarely taking "a glass 81 wine and
caviar sandwich.
From I 90 4 o'clock IL devoted to
his family and 90 the joys aud sar-
rows Of the domestic hearth. Ocsa-
aluualy the aide DO camp on duty
f. summoned, and the ear then de-
alrea 60 hear n there In anything new
or interesting in tho papers.
Ills majesty ia very irregular
reader Of newspapers. to say moth
ing Of books. From 4 o'clock the
car works again. sometimes only
TIL g. but often tili Z o'clock. at whict
hour the principal meal OF the day ia
partaken OF.
The rest ~ the evening until . 90
f. spent with the members Of his
family. and ull 10 o'clock should the
cx. empress be present
After this he retircs 10 hts study.
and punctually at midnight goes Ia
bed. court banqupts and feHtivi-
ties interfere now and then with
the routine OF his daily life-hut the
ministers try az much as possible
10 keep his working hours unlnter
rupted.
The omclnls In attendance on the
car are highly satisfied with his
state Of health. His face has be-
come round and fun and has "a
t..affH nv Fgl0T
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-04
CLEVER SWINDLERS
CLEVERLY CAPTURED

CHICAGO, July a high-eiass
operation. the principal mover in
which was the seton ~ prominent
and wealthy kentucky family has
heen terminated by the arrest ef ".
". Stourr and Conklu Jones.
From kansas city information
was sent TO Chicago that one hun
drcd blank drafts. drawn IN thu
Third National bank 81 New York
by the Farmers National Rank Of
Topeka, had been engraved and
were in the hands of men who had
started the previous evening fot chi
cago.
Before the second race az Wash
ingtous park Stoner made a bet Of
$500. A 500 bill and a draft TOR
Sieoa was rendered the owner Of the
Virginia club book. lie Yves told 10
return after the race. when the
change would be given him. and
when he appeared be was placed IN
der arrest
He said he was staying at the Au-
ditorium annex. There YHlse
marked &. Jones, was found Soon
Jones appeared. lie was arrested
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-04
FELL OFF The
BRAKEBEAM

Peter Mitchell. who IL supposed 20
be r. tramp, was seriously injured BY
Northern Pacific train near Black
River junction this morning IL
was riding on the brnkebea me and
IT. some way fen on. Ills side Vas
cut and bruised and hts face LAGER
ated. Tn" Northern Pacinc paaHen.
ger train brought him 20 Seattle at
8 o'clock and he was removed To
Providence hospital In the ambu-
lance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-04
.LINEMAN'S
SAD DEATH
Sumner Surratt, Strapped to a Pole,
Is EleclrOcuied.

Sumner surratt, Seattle Electric
Gee iiuomau, met with "a tras gle
death near the southern end uf Grant
street bridge lHHt evening at about
i o'clock While near the top ot a
telegraph pole Nurratt suddenly
gaWe iu contact with "a live wire,
aud death Immediately resulted
Sufrntt, with number Of fellow
Workmru, Was repairing lines near
The HayVltv Brewery IN South es=
uItle. surrutt was M the top OF a
/ ole. strapped Go a. with the harnsHai
Usually used Ills companions saw
hts head drop forward ana his BODY
remain motionlrHs suspeetlug the
cause ~ the strange actions Two II
the men quickly climbed Ia HE as
alatauer. lic was dead when they
aaehtd him. bat the other llnemen
did all they could To bring him hack
ta lfe. Ito wus lowered To the
ground and sent 60 Providence hoe
rttai. whore pr Coo made ON exam
ination Tho physician pronounced
life extinct and the body was re
moved 20 Huuucy s. stewart
worEur. Coroner Hoye WIS notified
hut the facts surrounding the death
we're not given him.
There Il a burned spot under the
palm % the dead Iinemau'H left
hand near the root 81 the thumb.
There h another abrasion In the up
per left forearm near the elbow. Tho
current IL supposed 90 have entered
near the thumb and after travefsinR
the whole body Co have come cut
near the elbow.
SurrHtt was about 81 YEARS - as
Hud hsa heru employed - a liurman
Third avenue.
The unaman'H union ~ THE city
assumed charge 81 the remains
and have notified a brother = the
dead man. who lives tn Chicago. al +
sister tn Wisconsin. ~ the sad al
fair
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-04
TO SUNNY
SOUTH SEAS

wAsutNGTON, y. C.. July =
The government ocean going naval
tug Fortune hAH been ordered ON a
tt oou. mile cruise around South Am
erica aud north 90 Puget sound. The
Fortune ia fast atAunch tug. and
will make the entire cruise under her
own steam.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-04
0MESIGK
AND GRAZED
Plight OF Rich Descendant
of Rubons, the Painter.

HAMILTON. o.. July B. MaRnua
q deHeendHut of tubrua. the painter.
and worry wealthy became inanHe
and rushed wildly about the ntrestsz
SIX policemen finally caught aud
uf empowered him
lie became Insane through hume=
sickness ana hi- brother came from
Denmark 10 take him home While
preparing for the trip back he ea-
capped
HubeuH came 10 tho Niles tool
works 10 learn tho business lie pro
posed 10 start similar factory In
Denmark.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-04

great actors and has been declared
b the American public as competent
- handle tho dlHicuit Hhrttnu roles
Nacuoweil gained rminrnca among
American artists many years before
Sarhuu became the rage. and when
the late Fanny Davenport undertook
the Interpretation ~ Ia Tusea s.
Melbourne Macpoweil. her leading
man. was cast for l. naron scar
pa. his work IN the role doing much
20 insure success 90 the Davenport
production.
Florence ston~. IN the part 81
F1aria Toaca. shares with Mr. Mac
uaWeil tho encomiumH generally b.
slowed on tho present productions
Fedora" viii hold the boards TIA
second week 81 the engagement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-04
MAN"
WITH RIFLE

EVERETT. July t-persons Twins
round Everett have been thrown In
In state 90 excitement hy the an
ties of "a fellow they call the wild
man According 10 reports this
man. who probably is lunatie. IL
armed with krag-JorErusou rife
and has. been amusing himself BY
firing prumisCunusiy nom cover At
passersby sheriff Zimmerman and
a couple ~ deputies arc looking for
the offender
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-04

Snow white" IN All the apienHaf
~ its stage settings and the beauty
~ ia imagery. IN appealing - tn
child mind. 10 AT resfy for TIRE seat
tie thsater's patrons this Afternoon
and evening The last little frnd (
Tor the last - the TO tots participate
inK has been finished and poses ani
wee art isfs - sure % success The
dress rehearsal yesterday afternoon
went along - smoothly - a cradle
song. and profs Wilson and And
rsFs expressed pleasure n the final
result ~ their weeks work The at
vance Nnie for both afternoon and
evening performance has been
heavy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-04
KILLED BY
KISSING BUG

DERBY. Conn. July Burton
Grimm. 20 years old. died IN agony
from a kissing bugs bite.
Two weeks ago Griffin felt a sting
ing sensation on his arm while a.
work In the Warrell foundry. A drop
Of blood appeared and he saw a
large black bug fiy slowly away
Next day Grimm became III and his
arm began 20 swell.
Griffin was an athlete and in 70
bust health when bitten Workmun
believe the bug IL still IN the found
~. and Il IL with difficulty that they
can be persuaded 20 stay there. 4
piece of SCOT floating through the
room drives them into a panic.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-04
SONS OF SUNNY
ITALY BOUND OVER

Judge George yesterday was called
upon to settle a quarrel between two
Italian fruit merchants. Last Thurs
day ;. Salvador and Joe pegaEio be-
came excited over a dispute IN re-
gard 20 a fruit-stand IN which they
both we're Interested Salvador drew
hig knife and started after his
country man. ncgagio took refuge
IN flight. and Salvador threw a brick
AZ him Suddenly neEagio turned
and drew a revolver and fred say-
eral shots a. Salvador
With the assistance ~ interpret
srs. Judge George yesterday elected
enough evidence TO bind the men
over % the superior court for trial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-04
STOLE THAT HE
MIGHT CELEBRATE

Fred Mullen was arrested on sus-
pici0u 81 having stolen So from his
room mate. Bernard Kiues. an EN-
pl0ye ~ the Denny clay 60. At
headquarters this morning Mullen
confessed his guilt 90 Capt. VII
lard. saying that he took the money
to celebrate the nations BIRTHDAYS.
lie was doing ths lu proper style
when arrested by Ofhcer WIekrnan
IN a tenderioin saloon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-04
WHO SMOKED
THIS BUkGKp

SAN FRANCtsCO. July THE
report Of Customs Collector STRAIT
ton shows that from January I lao
10 June 20. 1901, opium for smoking
purposes, was imported into san
Francisco % the total mount ~ / .
ee454s pounds. on which the govern
ment collected duty 70 the amount
Of 81. s6i ,1g0.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-04
WEST STREET
CLOSED EARLY

The markets were opened for a
couple ~ hours this morning 10 pick
ulckera and other parties. In this
way considerable business was done
by some ~ the commission men. hut
all WAS quiet and business cease i
early In the morning with no change
IN quotations
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-04
HIGH WAYMAN

SAN FRANCISCO. July "A dis
patch from Auburn says that the
Forest Hill stage was robbed hY n
lone hlRhWayman lau night - a
point near Bucher's ranch. and that
after shooting dead one ~ the horses
the robber secured and made OFT
with $50 Wells Fargo cash and so
belonging 10 the paHsenRcrs He waa
armed with q double barreled shot