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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-11
A Narrow Escape From Death.

WESTMINSTER, Nd. March u.-Guv
Murray. the twenty-two-year-o son NJ
William a Murray, of Hampstead. Car
roll county, had a narrow es.aDe from
death on Friday A well on Mr.. Murrav's
place had gone dry and it was proposed
to deepen it In removing the boards
from the pump platform preparatory TO
digging the well board gave wav. pre-
cipitating young Murray backward INFO
the We'll Its depth was about thirty feet
and his escape from instant death was
miraculous. With the exception of some
bruises and a considerable shaking up he
was uninjured.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-11
BUFFALO EXPOSITION CROWDS.
A Plan to Supplement- the Street
Railway Facilities

BUFFALO, y. y. March IA solu-
ton Of the problem for handling Pan
American crowds it is believed, has been
obtained by the formation Of a company
that will run bus lines throughout the
entire West Side and the business centres
of the city. The street railway compa-
MES. it is said, Will be unable To pro-
vide ali the transportation needed. and
local capitalists are now preparing to
make money by operating this line in
which the no seat, no fare rule will
prevail
Horses are now being bought in Can
ada. and the company Will be capitalized
at $780, 09 although this amount may b.
increased from time to time Councilman
Charles +. Dunbar is at the head of the
COF.pany
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-11
Acknowledgement of Laws.
Fronl the Indiar..f,ofir-yeys1

lfTOm the IndIaIspOrTs NeWs)
We need more stringent auti-lynching law
We need a law prescribing q suitable penalty for
atIOciotfs assaults women But most OF all we
need better enforcement Of law. The American
people are at bottom law-sbiding. Awful as is
our record f0r lynching and lightly as we hold
human Ife the outbreaks are In the nature OF
protest against nOn-enforcegneut OF Law. Il could
be found almost every ease As clearly as Il was
IN the great mob that assaulted the Cincinnati
courthouse that at bottom the feeling that has
resulted in lynching Is generated by 4 failure Of
the Law TO do made and provided
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-11
THE WILSON MEMORIAL FUND.
Contributions Coming in From All
Over the Country.

LEXINGTON, Va, March 1I-Since the
last reported contributions TO the William
l. Wilson endowment fund for Washing
ton and Lee University 81. $50 was received
IN enc day The fund chairman. former
President Cleveland, sent in a check for
500 which he received from Il distinguish
ed man to Treasurer Herbert Welsh Of
Philadelphia Acting President Henry 81
George Tucker. of the university. received
from Dr. Hunter Powell of Cleveland
Ohio, check for 81 90 which was con
trbuted by John Hartneff Brown, Of
Cleveland
Several years ago Mr.. Wilson. in COM
pany with Mr.. Tucker and Paul Edmonds
made trip to the Lakes and PASSED
through Cleveland and ii was then thar
Dr. Powell became acquainted with Mr.
Wilson, and he now takes deep Interest
in the memorial The other amounts
ranged from 50 TO go
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-11
OF INTEREST TO DEPosIToRs.
Dividends in Favor of Creditors of
InsoIxenf Enmks.

The Comptroller Of the Currency has
declared dividends in favor OF the credit
ors of insoIvent national banks as follows:
A first dividend OF 20 per cent in favor
Of the creditors of the American National
Bank, Of Baltimore Nd, on claims PROV
ed amounting 10 80, 1I4g7.
4 first dividend of 50 per cent in favor
Of the creditors Of the First National
Bank. Of White Pigeon. Mich. on claims
proved amounting to $44,Z31-U.
A fifth dividend, 10 per cent, in favor
of the creditors Of the First National
Bank. OF Neigh, Neb-, making in all 50
S93, 5S4. g.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-11
DECAPITATED BY A BELT
4 Cement nil EmpIoye Meets "a Vic
lent Death

ALLENTOWN. Pa, March Thomas
Jenkins. forty-four years Old residing in
Catasauqua. met with a horrible death
yesterday.
Jenkins was employed as a burner in a
cement mill AZ Ormrod a village about
nine miles north OF this city While en-
gagged in Oning his machine, his right arm
was caught in the betting and his body
drawn in, head first
The belt was revolving at a very rapid
rate and the edge caught Jenkins at the
neck. completely seyering the head from
the body Jenkins is survived BY a wife
and one child. -
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-11
"B'IIer Plate,

(From the indianapolis Press1
From The Plunkville BugIe:'' The reuarts-
bly, neat appearance Of our columns this week !
largely due to the TACT that We have bought
new handsaw, with which TO make I'D our reis-
graph and MISCELLANY The IO3UhSOEle insect thar
IS struggling along with the sheet across the ,g-lv
still continues 10 borrow the Widow Hardness
bueksaw 10 edit his paper with. It Is a good
thing for him that the widow has a heart that
could never resist The appeals OF povertr.,,
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-11
Never Dreamed of by Jefferson.
(Frorn The phiIsdelpbia Recordl

Il IS proposed 10 print and distribute the cor
resp0ndence Of Thomas Jefferson in favor Of the
annexation OF Cuba Thomas Jefferson was the
most far-seeing Of statesmen and political phi
lOsopLers but he was not president enough 10
foresee the coming universal suffrage which
would put the ballot in the inept hands Of null
ufudes Of ignorant persons utterly unfamiliar
with the simplest notions Of political self-gov-
eminent It would be unwise 10 cornplicate the
problem OF universal suffrage in the Southern
portion Of this country by fresh annexations OF
ignorant people.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-11
His Sting Remains.
CFrom the Pittsf.urg Post. }

(FrOm the Pittsfurg POst)
Senator Pettigrew continued a thorn in the
Administration 10 the last. and his voice and his
sting Viii be missed in the Senate He MS made
a reputation by his vsledictories One OF the
last included delye into very ancient history
showing the language OF tyranny Was the same
2, 200 years ago II is under President MeKinler
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-11

turn. IF the time ever comes when human
nature no longer has any need for these
things against which the crank reformers
illuminate, The things viii disappear; but
legislation Will not do it
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-11

The whole country viii join with the
family and friends of ex-President Harri-
son in their hopes and prayers for his
speedy recovery from an illness which,
at latest advices, appears to have taken
a very serious turn. 1t seems TO be ad-
mitted by the attending physicians that
the distinguished patients life is in grave
danger All Americans respect General
Harrison for his great ability, and the
simple and fearless honesty OF his char
aeter- His loss would be severely felt by
the nation.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-11
Seeking "a Mental Escape.

II rem PUCK
Mr. Kerrigan-Kape shtiu fofye minutes. for
tn love ay hivinl
Mrs. kerriSan (six children. crying and fight
ing)-Phat fer?
''Oi want to give this moiHd cure book fair
trial. Oi want TO see can OF convince mesif
thot there seeh thing ez uatrimonyl''
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-11
a Dog Devours Paper Money.

WILMINGTON, Del, March u.-AIlss
'DOIiie' Taylor. of Orange Street, yes
terdAy afternoon took SO in paper money
from her safe and put in on the table
Her pet dog jumped on the table and
swallowed the money before she could
check him.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-11
EnerveSeent and Pumped In.

lFrom the Detroit Free Press.)
There are only two kinds OF hrIper-sr,on
tanecus and COmpulSUrv.''
Yes; spontaneous humor is the wav other
people laugh At our Jokes. and compulsory huInor
Is The way we laugh ~ other peoples Jokes
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-11
HyEfenEc.
d, tTnit Jnurna.l

(From the Detroit Jourua.)
Your poetry we ventured. is Cmineutly
he2IthyI''
1t should be- rejOined the poe
nifty. II am always extremely ca
my Pierian spring water before
rather quaffng it,
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-11

The Administration which. as We under
stand. Is anxious not to imply that it
discredits the Russian Foreign Min
inster-s declaration IN regard 10
Manchuria. but permitted Secretary
Gage TO discredit that of the
Russian Finance Minister in the mat
ter OF sugar bounties. viii now
have an opportunity TO realize that the
latter is to be protected by his Govern
lnent- It is said, on what appears to be
good authority, that, if Government
counsel before the Board Of Appraisers
in the first Russian sugar case-tO be
heard this week-shan question NJ de
Whites veracity in the statements he
has made TO the Administration, the
Russian Government viii refuse to take
further interest in the proceedings, and
viii make permanent its retaliatory du-
ties on American goods. This prospect
pleases in a certain sense. because the
public is likely to learn, through the
hearing in New York. just how strong the
grasp of the Sugar Trust is, as distin-
guished from the other clammy grasps Of
the other monopolies-
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-11

Representative Cooper. Chairman Of the
House Insular Committee, could not in
duce the bosses 70 permit a sub-cOmmit-
tee to 60 10 Porto Rico during the recess
in order TO investigate and report upon
conditions there II is said that they
could not trust Mr.. Cooper because of
his honesty and fearlessness. But he is
going, anyway, at his owa expense It
appears probable that this act of insub-
ordination viii cost him his chairman
ship Our colonies ara not the places for
honest men to go uosing around.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-11
Senator's yvould BE Better.

CFrom the Wilmington Every EveTins)
The two vacant chairs in the Chamber OF the
United States Senate viii be monument to the
honor and manhood Of the people OF Delaware.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-11

De Wet has escaped into the TrausvaaI,
and it seems futile TO attempt pursuit. as
his small commando Of four hundred men
has q way OF 0IssOIving when pressed
and reappearing in some other place d
few days afterward The B0tha surrend-
CT talk, too, is dying down in London
The small end Of the war seems about
as hard to catch hold Of and step on as
the Beers at COlenso did last year.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-11
CURRENT HUMOR.
On ShtnhnnrH

tFrom the Philadelphia BuIletin-J
80 they told you that was the best state
room they had left? Did you doubt their wordz''
oh no; there :=aSB't room for doubt
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-11
4 Matter of Indifference.

(FrOm the Pittsburg Dispatch)
William L Chandler is anchored in his new
job saa not even objection flied By the Bos-
ton and Maine Railroad
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-14
WARRANT FOR
WENTWORTH
Alleged Embsirler VIII Be Breuahi
Sack 10 Seattle

Sherwood GIlsspY. E-asFai agent
for Seattle q the Mutual Life Tasar.
ancs Co. Of New York. obtained yss-
trrday = warrant for the arrest q
Lawrence Whitworsh On she charge
o. larceny b sHbsxzismsnt.
To Prosscutihs Attorney Fulton.
who drew up the Complaint. Mr. uii-
lsspy stated that w'httworth Was not
connected with his company. but was
merely the agent % Timothy y.
Hinkisy IN obsainluw Insurance from
the Mutual Life Insurance %. Mr..
hlnkisY wished % seenfc fico. 60 IN
surarce and transacted his business
through Nhitworth. AZ prsaitufH
for the Insurance afr Whitm0rth
gave bis lnd0f sell note for Etgco This
Whitworth took % ere Washington
National bank on August q ana 80
cured the essh. Later he disappear
Cd.
SIR Hlnkiey enheavoFsd 20 force
the Insurance. company 20 give him
HIS policy. but the officers AIlesu
that Whiteorth has M connection
With them. Ettraditian papsrs ars
being prepared today and the var
rant Tor whitworth's arrest has been
tslssra phed - San FFAnelsco. where
he 10 IN custody An officer wfi BE
sent 20 san Francisco for the ptis-
onsr tomorrow.
Hsv~ hath houses M.aro,. ,sttf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-14

Hotels in Seattle have nevo- been
So prosperous az this season ~ the
year as now" This remark Waa
made BY a ieadtng bouiface OF the
city this morning. and hla sentiments
were heartily endorsed by other
hotel meH 81 the city.
cor course" he continued. "se
have not the crush we had az the
time Of the nrst kiendike aud Nome
PUSHES. Al that time we couid nat
rossihiY accommodate the peupie
who inquired for rooms.
Tourist Trsvoi
Now things are different A fair
part Of our trade this summer lna
bean With tourists. and nsye- ln the
history q Seattle has there besu
such a rash 60 Alaska. not for gold
or speculation. hut merely for sight.
srrinF The trips from Seattle north
and hack aFain, especially 1n the
STEAMERS which cater e. the ekeuf
sion trade. have been eminrntIy sue
cesafui this season Why. you can
see it yourself Take the Qleau.
every time she goes cat on The *
tursion run. all reservations are tat
Zen, 1hnunandn ~ Eastern people
Rave come 70 Seattle. only TO- "a
purpose 81 seeing the city wiIeh
they have heard 20 mitch about. ana
then taking The steamer trir int
ire wonderful country - A.pska"
onlY ons Answer
In talking g. the pranrietors Of The
hotels one hears uniformly this
statement our houss Il fun and
We are veil satisfied with the bust
hess We are doing what more can
a hotel man ask for
ThsY aay tart the business has
ben coed all year. one pfof-isioF
remarked Augunt AS the bsst
month We have had wIth the sKcen-
ton - MAY a year aKo. Just \. hen
the Nome ruah started. Thea &c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-14
FEDERAL COURT.

The Defendants IN the suit Of Geo.
u. Hill and others against the Gu-
tual Life Insurance. Co. have filed
q molten 10 set aside the verdict re-
Gently given and grant a nev trial.
A Federal court jury a few DAYS ago
gave the plaintiffs a iudsmqnt for
90 co which WAS the full amount
of = $4,000 policy and the interest
for a number ~ years. The defend
ants alleHe an excessive verdict Civ
en- contrary 10 the law and svidsnee.
The suit u John Hirschsy against
the sunset Telephone and Telegraph
Co. was settled by compounds and
the case dismissed -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-14

Anon the prominent arrivals at
the natA~r today acre Gen. Nelson
A. Miles. Y. 5. a. James J. Hili and
party. ~. Paul. Z. l. Tsllmau. Wal
Ia Wa2a. prominent merchant. Geo.
". HeInts. general passenger agent
r. O. " r. salt Lake city. X. -.
WigKins. Washington. n. C.. Of the
Hovsrnnasns weather bureau. Reese
". Voorhees,. Spokane.
A, the Rainisr-arsnd Mieh4sl ].
H.aey. builder % the white Pass 4
Yukon railway. L. II BArtoa -.
Paul. railway official. q, ,. Bsrth0if.
e. 3 y.
A. the Northern sam l. silver
man. Butte nsnlue CAPITALIST. :.
Liehssns,haier. Prince 81 wales Is
land mining operator.
A. the Seattle: James y. Harvey.
mining operator. Spokane; Charles
q. hates. Tacoma attorney James
n. Fletcher. Tacoma.
A. me stevens A. O. Fsrrsrs.
Vancouver. Italian consui 20 british
Columbia VIM. Patterson. Mt Yer
non. esunerymAn.
AT the pnIar, A c. jones. presi.
Gent vRshon college. Pat Mccoy.
Edison iumbernlan. w p George.
captain steamship Husiholdt-
John Doe 10 registered % the Hotel
Northern ~ could not be- lsaFnsd
whether or not he IL shs gentleman
who figures 10 frequently as defend
ant IN court.
Prominent among the arrivals AZ
the Butler today were r. W. Won
Milwaukee. a leading
attorney of that city. John NJ. Bum.
~. Paul. general counsel Sorshsrn
Pacific railway.
Al the Rainier Grand. Frank ".
HIhh-. naval constructor: ~. X. Per
~. James n. 0lisnsr. z. NJ stone. n.
G.. Alien. r. X Perkins and 3. r.
Roansn. r. a. navy. w. " Spar.
HonoIulu. G. J. lord Olympus. prom
inent banker.
At the s-at,iet ri E. Russell. eAl-
tor Juassu Dispatch. Julius siegei.
Esn Francisco: = J. Cameron. North
Yakima: r. J. Merryman. EIiens-
burg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-14
jail. RULES

1hs superior judges and shesiff
Cudiaee have formulated a new sot
% Fatss that viii hereafter BE OBJ
served by the county jail officials.
They are As follows
Visitors will be admitted 10 the
Jan from 10 .. VI. % ?. m. and from
p m - p. N. On Monday. We'd
restay and Friday q each week. to
b accompanied ~ a deputy sheriff
or other of1ccr Al the discretion %
the Jail cf,claiS.
Religious services viii be allowed
from =. m. TO =. IN. on Sundays.
The number ~ visitors admitted
~ any enc time vii be left u The
discretion 81 the faIi ofrciais
No person shall he permitted 10
fansf. hiring or paNs anything 10 prts-
ensFs. or receive letters or packages
xrem prisoners % bs matted All ar
stciss must be left for the faIisr 20
examine, and letters recsivsd or 10
be mailed must be ir~s read b the
5ailsr. Attorneys having clients in
saii viii be admitted on any week
DAY between the hours of a. m. and
= 2. ia. To he accompanied by an Of
ho~r. a. TIA discretion ~ the ofTrials.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-14
HOTEL BUSINESS IN SEATTLE
PrOpretors OF Hoselres Say That Their Big Trade Points
to PrOsperly-Never Have Conditions Been Better

were at a loss Co md room ~. our
numerous suentf We simply cuuit
rot accommodate them. and we
wasted no words In letting tnrrt
know that tact For the las: year
our business hsy been mostly tran
hirnJ and mtth Of that was from
excursion travel, I mean the pee
pie who stay tcattle a day or .Wo
then take fteamar Tor Alaska aud
t-ie back again In tive weeks.
wonders Of AlasEs
II tell you hc excursion business
T. only IN ita itHuoy The Eastern
/ roplc who have been on the tn
WIN. you may be sure. tell al tpDt
friends Of the Wonders u AiaNA
ard they Vii al want 10 go. They
may noe spend an their money Ia -.
attic. but IL Is p tats thlnK they viii
spend a whole lot I am quite GER
tain that naariy every pemou VIII
takes the tfip 90 Alaska goes back
60 his or her home iu the East we'll
pleased and always intent upon ufg.
Ina their friends 60 make TIE trip
Again. the hoteiu heneHt from the
numbers Of Eastern people who
make tripa 60 the West BY way Of
san Francisco. ana 90 hack by way
ei Seattle. The same conditions are
true by the way ~ Seattle 90 Ban
ftsnciae1 and thence Last
tooat baaiassa hesvy
"f.ocal business also continues
heavy at the hotels 81 sect.
tis People frum Everett. Tacoma.
ssnohomish. Whateofn and other
points within rnay reach 81 Seattle
arr frequent arrivals They may
stay bat a fsw heuFu. bat Il Ia safe
20 say that they leave = consider
shie amount n money Whenever
they drop into town The local bus
insss u aa saad and proatahie ss any
tho hotels have. ard each and every
one ~ them look for this trade"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-14
Green Lake Maeoabees

Green Lake knights 81 the Maeea-
bees held a rcvtew Wednesday even.
ing. with good attendance. one
candidate vas initiated Ia the myH-
tcrics q the order Tho committee
reported that rapid progress r. be-
Ing made FOR the entertainment
witch il 20 De given az Kidd'n hall
Sautaruhef 81 A few selections OF
music we're given by Sir knight ".
A. Kinney ami air knight Fred Han
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-14
The Gfani Arrives

The United states revenue cutter
Grant was In the hhTbor yesterday
for short time The vessel did
not cast anchor. but loft almost Ina
msdiately FOR nremerton/ The Grant
has been Ia northern waters FOR
three months inspecting eannarisH,
No arrangements Of tho law Of any
serious nature were found aud no
arrests made. Alaska cnHnery men
are complaining af the small run of
nah Thia cautrHdicte the early to-
ports 81 good catches. one reason
zoe it may be the increase Of can
nefiea over iunt year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-14

and Marine Insurance company FOR
S225eb e, alleged "a be due under an
Insurance poltoy upen tho cargo OF
the schooner ruby A. Courina.
wrecked upon the Alaska coast in
October, iae0.
Jennie ~. pfhhle has filed an
amended confdaint IN her action for
seA 600 damages against the Seattle
Electric company ~ injuries aua
tainsd bY being thrown from one Of
the cars % the company, through
the carelessncss Of defendants en-
ploysH.
James Harding. a native % Eng
land. Was naturallsed IN Judge Tall
mans court yesterday His only
witness Was an honorable discharge
from the u. " navy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-14
LICENSED TO WE'D.

The following marriage lleeusrf
have been issued ~ the auditors Of
flee Edgar Aivador shadboit. aged
~. and Buttereup Is eastman. o..
both ~ Berlin. Wash. Arthur Ed
ward Downing. aged 70. and Eliza
beth May Piumley. ~ both II Seat
tie. Murray u Holland. Of Chicago,
and Florence . G. Prince. Of Seat
tie both 81 lesat age ~ G. Lorenz
aged n. and &. e Hanson. %. both
Of Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-14
N. W. A.
VIII Give an Entertainment al
Green Lake

The Modern wooamsn Of Ansrlca
vii give q free social Entertainment
Tuesday evening. sept. II. IN their
rev haH al Wooala wn station. Green
Lake. recently erected by DR.. A. 4.
hidd. druggist There will be good
music speaking and singing The
entertain viii end with q grand
ball The committee having Ia
charge the affair IL composed Of Roy
Crecker. r. n. Wynnt. J - Hansen.
e. j. Beach and A y. Kidd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-14
LAST Time

PfTrsBURGH. Pa, Sept. Ia
President shaTer today IL making
his Iast effort 70 obtain = settlsFuest
OF the steel strike. The terms now
sought are those of President
schwab. In substance these are;
All the mills now on strike ard not
open will be signed a. union. Open
rnfiis viii be considered as non
upion. Employees VIII not be dis
eliminated against on account OF the
atrfke
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-14
WEST STREET
CONDITIONS

rhs past week has b~su ere % TIE
tpsiofi IN the history e the rnRrkst.
The DEMAND On small fruit continued
throughout the week and lanai pro.
eucc was plentifui eneaEh 10 supply
at orders. With the steady demand
prices have remained arm. There
were No marked fsntarss shis mofu.
Ing on the avenue
Fresh ranch eggs are creeping M.
They are Quoted ~ n cents per dos.
Butter. WashinKton creamery. re
r. sins a. = esnta
local pfnffaee ~ unchanged.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-14
COURT NEWS

e. -. Smith yesterday brought
al Injunction suit against the Seattle
Electric company 10 restrain II from
erecting a ,restle on Fourth avenue
near King street. alleging that such
trestie would obxtruot the only avail
able and safs means Of insress 10
and eRress from HE manufacturing
establishment, located upon iote fac
ing Fourth avenue and King strest
Plaintiff alleges that " the trsstbe
aforesaid shall be erected, his prop
rffy. not worth. tse.oDo, viii be re-
auced IN yalne more man one-fsslf.
A temporary restralpIns order war
ss~sed By Judge TAilthan. rsturnabls
Sept. II.
F.sh Bros. sue ris st. Paul Fire
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-14
RAMSEY

WASHINGTON sept, is.-Ths
navy department this afternoon ap-
pointed Rear Admiral Francis Ram
sey. retired. az the third member q
fhe Schley court ef Inquiry 70 sue
coed Howison. The court viii resume
Nonday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-14

Carl Walk. Hsnry Norton and c.
ell Butts, thres boys recently con
vfctef OF entering a residence IN this
city and stealing t4oe, are again
missing from their homes. They
have been away several days anf
thesr parents do not knew their
whereabouts Wednesday aight a
hovse near Renton vas entered and
the tracks Of small boys shoes we're
discovered in the wet ground outside
the house. The thr~a boys missing
ars strongly suspeeted OF the crime.
III fennd they win probably be given
. long term In the reform schcoi.