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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-09
THREE KINDS
OF HAZINC
Congressional Committee
Makes Report Today.

WARRINGTON, .. c, Feb. g.
The special committee Of the house
appointed o. iuvestinatc huKing At
West Point. reported today II dis
covered that there We're three class
e ~ haEins pefpctrated things dome
profcssodly for the guod or the fourth
class men IN the service. things done
60 punish fourth class men faf Viola
uons If the upper class code thiuHa
done apparently without a purpose
except TO annoy or amuap, Ia re
gard a. fights arranged hy ths up
per class nen 90 punish 'pleheH, -
the committee SAYS that there ap=
pears - be = spirit Of fairness IN
that the rfoft 4 made 90 have the
oubHfautr nearly ~ tbs same
weight. height nnd length OF arm.
In the opinien ~ the committee,
when this system Of nFhtiug has
been destroyed. the worst forms -
IN aims must die with a. TIE time
has arrived when cnuFfes~ must de-
eide whether fights substantially ey=
arywharr clne treated a. high crimes,
shall continue O. 60 on at West
Point.
The COMMITTEES reprints tha pledge
made ~ the president ~ the four
cadet classes now at the academy
20 the enect that haEing herxa fter
Will be discontinued.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-09
.DIRIGO FROM
SKAdWAY

The Diriwo. Of the Alaska Steam
ship company. tied up At schwa =
bachers doek 81 o'clock this -
ternoon. ~ fayr from shBEway.
furser Baker reports the watsr was
smooth a. glass az fhe raN down
and TIE sun shone as brightly saeh
day as though thoY were sailing in
IN. tropics
A Burke - Dawson. whn oWnsA
n grocery store but vas burned cat
on the sth n January. vAs among
the passengers
Times are hard IN pawsun. e
Eaif Mr.. Burke. IN comversatton With
a Star reporter and wages are
down 10 nothing A. ths men need
"a can be hired for g - a day and
board
The weather IN Dawson up g. the
time / left was the coolest IN the
history ~ the camp. the FnsrcArg
for daYs registering 4 degrees below
zero Il raised fhunfer w8th The
rnushsrs many - whom rere graaf
bitten and not a feN badly frozen.
The summer business 81 Haon
b on hand and everybody viz again
Be prosperous and hsppy
EsEardlnG the recent Are n pnws
Eon. during which TIRE Once ~ the
Dawson News vas reported 20 have
been burned out NJ burke savs
the story IL untrue az the plant vas
not touched
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-09

some Of the so-caiied top-notch light
operas snd musical comedies now on
the road.
The attempt az plot IL, 81 course.
much on the osder Of All like prod,ie-
tsons. being arranged solely 70 allow
funny elimaxes and appropriate spec
iallties. In the latter, however, the
play abounds. and 0f the order that
brands them unnistakably as orig
ina sud expert. showing well train
sd skill on the part - the performer.
The perfgrfaa nee Is lively from
start 20 finish. and there O. not a dull
moment In g. The girls are all pref
~ and they possess good voices and
wear handsome costumes. With all
these good points the show IL one
that viii afford an evening Of good.
wholesome fun. and one with which
no fault can be found.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-09
SN0stsssssssIIs.sGssGGssgssGSssGssGsssssssEssls
THE LOCAL PLAYHOUSES. +:
AsAHAHAAAAalIsAaES

Tha past week has hacn a fair eN-
amrlo II the demands on NisitiuS
theatrical companies and The aucCVHa
aftendiug mrrltofious productions.
After q succession II dark uighta
~ me seattle THE Christian" was
presented With unQuestlauNhle merit
thousands ~ people attended ana
enjoyed nrstselass thea rical trrat
The excellent company would have
met with the Same reception. had
there been twice the number ct per
formaneas.
a Husband ON SALARY" PLAYING
at the Grand. has offered features
which. % themselves. have account
al f0r the prosperous week
THE Third Avenue has had a sky
scrUplng minstrel show, and IN cuns
sequence. PLAYED to very nue busi-
ness the entire week.
Tonlght's production ~ a Illus
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-09
Un(Ie Sans Big Bath House

Few persons know that tha United
htatua EoNnrumsnt derives en- in
come from some Ut tie largest bath
ing hauHUH In America. N not in the
world The Hot springs ~ Arkans
saH. which have been a resort for
inNhliaa FOR many yeoEH are owned
by Uncle sam ana ha sAasts a pay
meut 81 80 a tab for tho uas ot the
medleated water. As there are 5a4
tube. the springs bring him an in
come Of ntasQ year.
According 80 tradition. the Tot
springs of Arkansas are tile origin
al fountain u youth ~ Ponce lie
Leon and De Soto. The Indians 81
Florida told him that IL was toward
the HyttinE sun aud they set out e.
nud II There iH every evidence IN
history ana tradition that be Soto
MAS there.
The various hot Syringe which are
said 10 number ~ issuing from the
west side and The base Of tIot
springs HuaettAiu. and which now
are aba,ur~d from view hsNr been
cuuNsfged IA many Instances from
several different Issues into one out
let ~ development work done on
the reservation under the superEl l.
Nlpu Of the various superintendent
These springs vary ln temperature
the hottest being IL degrees TIE
fluw In practically all 90 them IL
constant The basis - estimate n
the ia Niuum suppiy Tor each tub
daily = 1000 gallons. which al tie
present tira. n ured 81 tile full "a
phCitY. would require ast 0fa gallons
a conservative estimate Of the sup
ply 81 present under control Is 90. ?
coo gallons daily
In addition 90 the selling ~ the
water 10 hotels ana aanitarlumH the
government maintains free bath
houHa for the INDECENT Hot Springs
has done a rushing business loo the
year Just ended Tho number ~ Wis.
ifurs IL estimated at ~ go which il
the greatest IN ita history
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-09
AUCTION SAILS.

Auction SALE n due furniture
tNe wiIl eel az pnhhe auction at
MARTA a FaE's auction room itss
Third ateu as Tuesday. Feb f2fh.
- 81 - a. IA. contents % l0-roum
house ~ fine furniture consisting
81 tine follow nne oak bed
room sets. ! hue pariur suite
sewing machines Hns dtnluE table
L ainug room chairs. Z dus slide
boards. Csat ~ oouch~E FIRE
combination uaaies1 writing
desks ] ice box. { aus white enam-
sled hedats eds. single oak bed
stssfs rne rags fsxt2 AnI lcKtB.
baby buggy ! fine range ! roll
top desk. 8 trunks. diHhss. lHmuH
are clocks small rugs. fine
toilet sets. rockers. : heaters pie
lures pillows mattresses. springs
blankets qsiita. aheetiuR he'll
trees. stands. and lots ~ other
goods Lunch will - served al Il
O'Clock. Don forget number. f1as
Third Rvanhe Don't miss this
sale. JOE MARTIN.
AueIIauref
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-09

ell thought 80. We were pretty eng
er Tor "a new company then. don /
remember very much about II"
why did you select thu Mcgronrty
people Tor a franchise. and not the
segiey. Hunt people,
oh for thai matter ! would rath=
or have only one company In town.
The people want another. aa I Vot#
"a fut che Ne0roarty measure. I
know NeOruurtY has thc backing. -
well as I van know II without hay
ms the money Ia my hand.
Who are his haekefHf
"oh. I can't tell yuu that, but they
are al right a
Mr. RlBke. didn't YOU plead for
the SUNSET Go during tho Hftikrr
Ne. said Mr., Blake, Il simply
opposed measure that attacked an
emploYe Of the company personally. =
Makes Tim Denials
Didn't YOU. aA member of the
committee ou corporations. halp q
Htire the bill Go nK maximum rates
Tor the sunset Co 20
We'll. said Nj nIako. the couns
Ell didn't want the hill
,"uiHn't the man who introduced Il
ask that 70 b. brought In"
The council did not want a.
How did YOU vote ~ the rnHoluz
ton t. order the committee Go rus
port the hlilH"
Nearly al - ua voted against H."
responded Nj Hlhku. lAuKhluEiy.
Ibid thy sunset Telephone 60. ask
YOU 10 oppose fhe MeGroarty bill
for a franchise"
No" ~ answered 1T did not
oppose either that or the Serley
Hunt measure
Why did YOU 80 70 the meeting Of
the board Of public works last Sat.
urdax and oppose the granting II
permits 10 the Automatic GO. 60 put
up poles -
II Cd not want 10 see the streets
torn up" said the smiling Mr.. illnhr.
Don't yuu think the council men
were unusually realnus about pre-
vomiting company FROM putting ~
competitive plant
ooh. WE'LL NJ responded, we "a
not want n 70 50 ahead when IT.
franchise D. dead
Il have nearly ALWAYS worked win
opposition companies. he rrmark-
"a thauEhtsuiY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-09

struggle between the villain and hero
In this act. The Eilded furniture,
vases. IArdhuiers and fancy lamps
are smashed to snitheresns.
The cast ~ strong and includes the
famous Dialect comedian and sweet
singer. Chas. 4. fKsrD Gardner. and
the patrons OF the Grand can look
forward to a most interesting event
~ The Eleventh Hour"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-09
"Tha Elssanth Hour"

Lincoln j. Carriers
new play, The Eleventh
Hour. VIII BE the attrac-
ton AZ the Grand all week.
beginning Sunday matinee.
The scenery and costumes
are said % - gorgeous.
In the story Of the play.
BENJAMIN Fowler and his
supposed -to-be sister Of
Chicago. 80 into the coun-
try and win the confidence
and respect Of an old farm
er. samuel Hackstt, who
has suddenly fallen heir 20
a great fortune. After an
unsuccessful attempt 70
obtain the money through
trsaehery. Fowler decides
70 make the farmers
daughtsT Susan, marry
him. susan Il IN love with
Joe Manly. an honest coun-
try Lad. but Fowler kid
maps Joe. brings a friend
who resembles him 70 act
his part. and thus makes
susan believe he ~ untrue
70 her. Helen Fowler. who
Il In the plot with her sup
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-09
NOTICE 10 CREDITORS.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
King County state or Washing
ton. In probate. In the matter
OF the estate OF Peter AcLmdon.
deceased. No gas.
Notice lie hereby given that all
creditors and persons having claims
against Peter Mcfdndon. deceased,
or against his estate, are required
10 present said claims with the ne
Coaaary vouchers. 10 the undersiEn-
cd administrator Of said estate. at
his Office, room 100 Burke Building.
Seattle, Washington, s9id place be
ing the place of said administrator
Cor the transaction q business,
'ithln one year from the date Of
thla notice to-wtt: within one year
from the 10Th day Of January, 1901.
Dated at Seattle. WashlREto ton.
january 70. 1901.
CHARLES II. FARRELL.
Administrator Of the estate Of
Peter McTdndon, deceased
PILES, DONWORTH a. HOW f..
Attorneys for the administrator of
the estate Of Peter McLmdon. de
cen sod.
Date of frst publication. January
10. 1851.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-09
is IT PEAGEp

LONDON. Feb a-Rumars are
pers Rsent that ths government hns
anaifY determined % abandon the
policy a determination and 70
adopt mea stiraa Of comet lafiou ~
south Africa II is .tlii believed
that Sir EsvsiYn Weed rs Eoins -
the TfanEvasi on pence cormirs
sion ~ NAY sueored &lincr as
Eny armur
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-09
The star sosfesr. ''

The star Roaricr' will be the at
traction al the THIRD Avenue thea
ter next week. commencing with tho
matinee tomorrow. 1t h musical
farve comedy Tho company + head &.
"a hy Chas n Boyle. who, by the
way. h che originator - this laugh
Ger provoking creation. and who
has Ions htra known - the STAGE as
a comedy producer Of exceptional
ability Next 10 Nj boyte comes
Nlss sue D. Mead. a bright. shapsly
and NIR8tl1ua souhrttte and come
4ieuur. Nho, in thr particular cast
~ uatas nay, aids the star haarder.
Nr HaNle. very materially IA manu-
featuring mlrth for the audience.
The entire company l. made up -
bigh class people. wlusone chorus
girls stnEers and light condolences
who wauid adern and do credit C.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-09

The safe keeping 81 valuable pa.
peFa. tewsiry. etc. T. an act 81 pfus
drure Nuu can ret = safe deposit
box IN the vauta ~ the Sufshweti
TRUST sud sac Dep Company
- Wet columbia Ffv~'. ~ tA0e q
year AAd eau Hnse access to % a.
81 times duflnE business hoarr We
have but n fee bavvH vacant. buf
have ordered a hundred more p
ehnreack mauar-r Alexander Ny
erN. treasurer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-09
TOO LATE To CLASSIFY

YoU can cure Yourself 81 auy ola
chronic dtmsAas at your own home
and I've fee from disease ard
pain thereafter sead 81 - for nv
pamphlet fuuow advice. and n
not permanently cured Tuu Csu
have vour wsnav hack
On p. 4. CULVER. - zsth st.
pcs Nalna4 Iowa
Cut thia ont. u VIII not appear
again.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-09
Prick IS
ON TOP

NEW YORK. Fob at ls bsllsv=
81 that Henry e. Prick who knock
90 out tho Carnegie law nuit not
Carnegie not long age. viii be the
houd af the new billion dollar trust
IN steel Erlok became famous
through his attempted uHsnrslna =
ton by Alexander HerKmuu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-09

WASHINGTON. y. c.. Fsh. -
Secretary Ront admits that Gen
Wood, with The consent ~ the war
department has piade three de-
aauds ~ the constitutional cauVsn=
ton % cuba
They are the recognition % the
right % the United states - the
military eoatrnl % the bland until
= NAIVE GOV exnBent has been form
~ which iS satsfne tery 60 this gov
eminent. an Admission ~ the riEht
% the tinted States 70 Intervene -
prevent the Island from passing into
the control OF foreifn powers. and
~. srantinE Of three coaiiuE sta
fhnuA
WARRINGTON Il. e. Feb a.
The ship subsidy bill viii - kept
under n.ad.ration az next week in
the senate. giving way only @ ap-
preparation bills On wednesday
The ceremony ~ counting the slec-
tornl vote VIII occuf in The house
and Ntli be sfterdsd by the senate
tn = hodF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-09
Mr.. Blake's Defense

Councilman Blake says he would
like to see only one telephone com
pany here. When asked this morn
ing why he Was 20 much opposed n
the Automatic Telephone CO., he
said.
"It's franchise ~ dead. Tho extern
sion Of time cannot revive H."
but DIDN'T you vote for eXtSn-
sion -
Yes" he answered.
Didn't you think then that your
extension made the franchise valid -
Yes" he replied. Il suppose We
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-09
Or g. carman has returned.

dent Of Seattle for the past ~ years.
During her girihood days she tray
e.ed great deal. and a. the age Of
IS sang before the KinF Of italy.
She was born IN New York. Her
parents were natives Of Bavaria.
Che leaves a Wldower and three
children.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-09

posed-to-bs brother, AZ last hnds out
that he 10 plotting against her alEo.
ana has her revenge IN rrraklna the
plot Known. The two minor lovers.
TOT connie relief. play an important
part in finding out the plot snd r.
leasing Joe.
The Eleventh Hour IL said 70 be
Carteres greatest Effort The stage
setting q the rafiiionalre's home Il
magnificent In the hand-to-haud
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-09
FOUND DEAD!

WASHINGTON p. g.. Feb. =
Rear Admiral Peter A Reaf1lck. e
years q age. retired. was found
dead In bed this mofniaE az HI
home
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-09
MADAM CRIVELLE.

Madam Berfa CdveIle, a singer 81
world vide reuOwn, died today at
her residence. 40 Fifteenth avenue
north. She was 20 years Of age.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-09

starting out IN the newspaper hnai-
ness. he was managing editor ~ the
Wilkeshnrrr ledger until 1854. whnu
he was elected treasurer ~ Iurarn
county. In spite Of the fact that -
was a Democrat and the cnAntY was
strongly Republican
In 1877 when his term expired. -
went West. stopping a. Anaconda.
where he met Marcus DAILY After
sta In California. hc settled IN
Anaconda. as general mana ger ~ the
electric rghts. water works. street
railways and towuHits company ~
Marcus Daily.
Leaving Anacouda after three
fectsd by the suluhur fumes NJ
McGroarty sent n NHxlco. where he
sthl has an interest tn n silver mir
~ ZacataceH. From there hs -
turned n Montana and came 90 s.
attic.
George Q. Hammer. Mr Megrobs-
~ Eavs, has Just completed q term
a. assistant attorney general -
Ohio. and r. now in Columbus.
Chas KurtE, whom MI MrOr0artY
mentions ~ one - hfa hackers h. a
capitalist and politician ~ Columbus.
10. lie r. known beyond his stat
az the man who made Mark Hanna
40 n handsome thing 10 get his SEN
etorship.
A. HE local directors. Mr.. Ne
groarty mentions y y Andrews =.
-. Burweu ]. ". elise and shrr=
v.-rCd fluIaarta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-09
Pointers From Anaconda

In order 70 ascertain the conned-
tions of Mr. MoGronrty. the Star
wired 10 Anaconda, Mont. and re-
ceivsd a rsplg as follows John s.
McGroarty, while IN Anaconda, oe-
cupisd the position II general super
intendent Of the electric Light, rail-
way and power company the water
company and the townaite company.
Tie had charge Of very large enter
prisea. He left In 1897, going %
Mexico. whore, with other Annconda
men. he engaged in m ming The
venture was unauccearful. and Mr..
McGroarty returned 20 Montana.
settling AZ Butte. where for n time
he conducted large boarding
house"
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49, "a ~ EHNTMf# min
strels, showing al the Grand and the
Third Avenue respectively, all con
cicde the engagement OF those COM
panisa
This Seattle ragnainr dark until
Thursday next, when Way Down
East opens for a three nights.
stand.
War pesn East"
There ars many delightful little
episodes in Way Down East. when
show that the author has made a
close study u character. one dis
closes ths pride that underiIss a
mothers love FOR hsr son. The
young man Is ia lore with a g4rl
j whom bis fond parents believe is an
oBtcast and unworthy. and whom
+. bis mother bsrates FOR ensnarfnG her
{ boy. The girl retorta that she haa
not encouraged him. and further
more, that she has refused point
blank 70 marry him. The mothers
pride r. In arms IN an instant, and
she becomes sven more ind gnant
than before, beeausa the girl had tho
bad taste not % fan in love with
her son.
Another incident shows a change
~ front quite a. sudden and even
fannier on the part - an arbitrary
and strong uiitsd Old New Hamp-
SHIRE squire, who brings together his
ron and niece. whom be Intends shall
marry and leaves them 20 come to
en- undertaking" This they 10
very quickly. for each finds that the
others affections are placed else
wnere and they part on the best OF
forms, but not az af3anoed lovers
The squire e0msg back on tip toe IN
as near playful mood az L. pos
ffibie for him with his hands over
his face. and making SIP jokes about
I the young people and the FENDER re
Lations he believes they have as
fumed. When he uneovern his eyes.
however. he finds another couple in
the room. in place II HE son and
niece. He discovers that not only
has his pet scheme failed. but that
he has made q spectacle ~ himself
and his pondsrous playfulueHs gives
place TO a tremendous outburst ~
rage.
There f. a great deal of relishabl-
fun In Way Down East" as well aa
the serious interest attendant upon
the pathetic story of the heroine
) The company engaged by Manager
William A. Brady for Way Down
East" IL spoken Of ae being one ~
the strongest travelling on the road
this season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-09
Squire Park
Lots $3.50 on Easy
Terms
PHENOMENAL SALE THE
FIRST WEEK

YOU'RE PARK vas placed on the market
y Monday morning Nearly two-thFds
Of all the lots embraced in the first sale
have been sold IN this one week. One
week more will probably wind up the sale,
which will standas record breaker in Seattle
We urge all busy people who have no
leisure during the week to see the prop
erty tomorrow. a representative Of our offlee
will be on the ground all day tomorrow. Take
the Madrona Park OF Rainier Heights car to
Twelfth avenue and walk south one block, or
the YesIer Way car 10 Twelfth Avenue and
walk north two blocks. or walk over from
the James street power house-it IS only
three blocks II is only ten minutes walk
from Pioneer Place. and one block south Of
Pacific school.
Prices are S37S TO $3.50 and $500, on
very easy payments. Every purchaser re-
ceives an abstract showing clear title.
See the property tomorrow. Next Sun
day will probably be too late-it IS going
like wildhTe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-09
MAY WHEAT.

CHICAGO. Feb a-May wheat Il
quoted at Ttt4 1Tt'se.
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TELEPHONE
FRANCHISE IN
THE COUNCIL

tcontlnued - 80 Pas.-l
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-09

Or J. !. CULVER. only scientific.
druRieas healing. a0s seeond Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-09

Two dozen half-pint bottles de-
livercd 20 any part OF the city, ST..
Telephone Ra nier 30.
La Junta tribune., 1901-03-13
Hail Insurance.

To the farmers OF Otero county
Insure your crops against damage
by hail in the Farmers Mutual
Hail Association, OF Kansas City
Mo, because we cover a large di'
versihed territory OF many states
that are not subject to hail to the
extent that Colorado is, and es
pecislly this valley, thereby giving
you a chance to get your insurance
reasonable. All growing crops
insured, including fruit and melons.
FARMERS MUTUAL Hail AssociA-
TioS, of Kansas City, Mo.
H. G. BOURNE. Agent