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The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-09-02
SEVEN THOUSAND IN LINE
An Army OF Union Men Marched in the Labor Day
Parade dazzling Display of varieoated Uni
tormS--SportS and Speeches at the
Gardens.

and black trousers, with green and
gold badges.
The iron moulders' union followed, Is
men, marching by twos. The black
smiths were next, go Of them, with the
red badge of their order. They were the
last of the first division.
Second Division.
]. w. Maloney and w. ]. Melvin, aides
in charge Of the second division, headed
the marchers that formed on West
Quart street, to fail in behind the first
division. The Montana State band was
first in line of march discoursing it's
sweetest music.
The carpenters, following the band,
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-09-02

The umbrellas evidently ran out before
the end Of the line was reached. for some
of the tail enders carried only canes.
The effect Of the bObbing line of opened
umbrellas was very novel.
One hundred butchers in blue. followed
the clerks. They We're 4 solid, substan-
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-09-02
THE PRIZE WINNERS.

tial lot of men, but nothing fancy in their
makeup.
A long carryall drawn by six white
horses. and containing near two score Of
the laundry workers attracted much at
tention. The ladies rode IN state, the
men following behind on foot. The ladies
wore straw hats. white shirt waists. and
altogether eXemplified the benefit OF we'll
laundered clothing. They looked fair and
wholesome as one could wish. The men
wore white shirts, without coat or vest,
and canes and white yachting caps. They
were good candidates for the first prize
which would easily fall within their
range, as exponents of water.
The seventy or more printers made one
of the really good exhibitions of the day.
They were at,ired in linen busters, tall
hats, and carried umbrellas. with gay
stripes of red. white and blue ribbon
down the ribs of the latter article. The
manly exponeuts ot the art preservatiNes
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-09-02

Continued on Page rwo9
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-05

Many obstacles deferred the accom-
pllxhrnent Of the protest. The great
FIRE compelled the city 10 borrow
largely and when the state constltu-
tion fixed a limit to municipal in
dehtednesz. 4 was found that Seat
ties limit Was already exceeded. Fla
ally. in 1899. the money was OBJ
tanned and the work begun.
Mr. Thomson then described the
Cedar river system Mountains.
rough. rugged broken. abound.
covered with great fields % SNOW
this u the source Of our present wa
ter supply"
He followed rs course through the
mountain canyons 20 Cedar lake.
Here Il enters a lake as clear as
crystal. with clean. angular sides Of
haxaitlc rock" lie traced its course
70 the city and its distribution q
consumers. describing the great bas-
In with two screens Tor purifying the
wsfsr. the dam. the long line ~ steel
ard wooden pipes. the bridges over
Cedar river and the work u layine
the pipes under Black river. and de-
tailed the equipments and machinery
q the completed system
He discussed the water shortags
in some parts Of the city and said Il
would Be- necessary 70 divide she citS
INTO three zones. with elevations q
less than 200 feet. from 100 % ~
Feet. ard above 40 feet respectively
A vote Of thanks was passed q
M Thomson for his address.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-05
CITY HALL

city ordinance No. 1855 requires
that each holder ~ franchise ia
this city must Me with the city clerS
once each year a statement ana ex-
hiblt Of the franchise. and notify the
clerk ~ once Of any change In own
ership or personnel Of officers.
The Seattle Cataract Co. today. In
compliance with that ordinance. hIe Z
ita statement
II shows that the franchise Whird
was given 10 VIM. r. Baker. Aug 2
1888. and ls to run 30 years, gives the
company the right 10 construct and
maintain poles and wires Tor the
transmission of electric power. heat,
light. etc. Baker assigned the fran
chise. May 4. 1899, 10 the Seattle cat
aract 90. The president II Charles
II. Baker. vice president. II. X. elise
ana secretary, Geo. q. Lyons.
Emil HciniR. who lives at the
southwest corner OF Ninth avenue
md Charles street. sent a communi
cation te council yesterday stating
that the sidewalk near his residence
II In q dangerous condition. lie says
II is built on pillnR. which IN some
places has broken on. thus causing
the street 10 slide against HIS hous
causing him much annoyance and
subjeetlng him 10 danger lie asks
that the matter be remHdisd At once.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-05
LICENSED TO WE'D.

The following marriage licenses
wsrr issued during IN. inHt - hours
Joseph o Hase. ag~d u. and Winl-
fred Myrtle Wilson aged 2i both u
Scatter Albert fback and L~norr
Hunay. - Seattle Howard " Peal
sr. aged n - Hood River ore and
Nellie l.. OXFORD. aEed Re. ~ Seattle
Robert Carlson. aged 81 and Al Wy
lund. AGED -. % Ballard. George =
scar. aged =. and May Pafnt nEed
Is both % Seattle Harry q Clarke.
aged 90. ~ Tacoma. and Lluule l..
Lacey. aged 90. Of Auburn ueibert
n nurhlck aged a. and Charlotte
Petty. aNrd - both 81 olympia
Julius fssplat aged -. and NafKusr-
lfe Fisher. aged g. both ~ Seattle
Fred 81 Douglas. aged =. and Miiliu
t. stephens. aged g both 81 Seattle
Henry ] clark. aged %. and Mary
Eagsuia Cooke. aged g. both % se-
attic. Andrew Glen Warren. aged ~.
~ Ceattis. and Ida n. CoivlE. AGED
81. Of Whntcom.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-05
JosBINe QUOTATIONS.
CORRECTED pAILYl

Gteea fruit
Lemons 81 oHlfa.O0 IL box cooking
apples lsUtl 90 eating apples 81 Do
u pa Valencia oranges. small q 20
vie. large. tt0UMa uH. bananas.
s. 'buetH IoHHi peaches. aHu fses
rauthioupra fHar paf hus black
berries 81 #HI 81 HfHfs. farffIi 30
water MELONS 5 s0fH nH rfumH a5I
lae, Musgat grapes uflU 100 per
box. black grapes u nofli e.
NsrotabtaA
Potatoes f1s p04 5000 per ton heeta
81 90 per sack. carrots. fl4i - pct
Hsfk. lettuce i.r pee HuHsu teas A.
Goa sr garlic. trl cabbage. 81 th.'4 %
peppers laulsg hHHks 60. erI.
.fy. toe ser dozen sweet poIa-
torH tt.s58i 81 Chilli peppefH.
fae per 10 snurr kfaut. aHfc.
native hrad lettuce. $50 PEE doc.
dried HEs. cartons Coz. fancy. s0c.
imported. tx. Tomatoes. sou .0e case.
dalea lefse 10 raBlHhea lQe per deE
parsley. esH rse. hathauHs tHrumbrfH
is8 Sos darsu onions NE prf cNt.
rtulIliuwrr l5gEffi nQ uarauIuH. 81 p.
ieeal green corn. tio9Hi Ed per box.
Provisions
Fresh meat.#tu8 beef. &c no. steer
beet S. per 10. mutton. efrthrr. fsc.
ewes tf pork. kaMac Der lh. veal.
large. r. small. suioe
Provisions Hams. large iac.
hams. small ttHiaac5 breakfast
bacon. ttWtt'se dry aaited clear
backs size bellies. iac.
Butter chssss IgWs sna Poui,ry
Butter Washington ereatnrrlsA
pound pfints, gee Eastern Iowa
and Eigiu s9c fresh ranch. iaultc.
cheese NauFr Washington. aliI
cream. i24tehe. EhHtsrns New York.
il4 ike. Wisconsin. tfc. California.
iptsMitia Uaauefort. a.. Hdaln.
81 eouiz0o per ease. New York.
itu tfr. IimhufEef. Isul4e: brick.
isuiEe. Swiss. ts9lsc.
EEEn Strictly fresh ranch. aac.
Eastern. itWsoe.
Poultry = Chickens i've. i0diIe.
ducks. iz'se. turh~ya ise.
Corrected Daily The following
prices are being Offered 10 the pro
Queer 60 round lots on the dock or IN
the car az Achttist
Grain Data. 80 o.. barley.
90 %. wheat. chicken feed. - %
corn. 81 - per 80 lbs.
tfaf Puget sound. per ton. 81 %
EhHferu Washington timothy. tt6u
~ alfalfa. IiiWt1
tmtter Fresh ranch. f1Hite. ma
tive creamery. z18sfe
Native Washington. tsc.
EKss - strictly fresh ranch. a.
Ter dos
Poultry Chickens. live. ioaiie.
ducks. llHIsr.
Live stock - COVE. sac. steers
a., caves. tth854e. sheep. &c.
hogs. Gazase.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-05
LAST EDITION.
q O'Clock.
ADDRESS ON
CEDAR RIVER
CITY Engineer Thomson Speaks Be-
fore Broadway Club

city Engineer r. II, Thomson de-
uvered an address last n.ght At the
pprrim Congregational church be-
fnrc the broadway Improvement
etnh his subject being The stdaF
river water system
Rasing his address on the nee' ~
a good water supply IN cities, ne out
pnea the methods by which ho,ae.
pvrantlum. Alexandria and e'hsf
s,sIe,t cities obtained their water
s.pnlv and then took W the consid-
.rsfion 81 seattle's water problem
~ reviewed the different water AVS
,sms Of The city from pioneer DAYS
me nrst source Of city water was
s-on spring on james street. BE-
sFeen Fourth and Firth, WheFe
~ was erected. from which water
vsas carried ln hollow alder tfceS
A. the town grew and the supply
e.eaw,e insufficient ether springs
vrsre tanned. Then Ia is. the lake
washington pump VAS started which
~uuniled the city until last January
public opinion from the early his
tory 81 the city favored Cedar river.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-05
UNCLE SAM
WAS ROBBED

NEW YORK. Sept when all
the records IN japanese silk frauds
at the local customs Office shall have
been examined. u r. estimated that
sos. 900 will be found due the Unit
Cd states IN duties.
In other words. since Jan. /. 1900.
when u t. supposed the swindles be-
Ran. sums totniiuE this amount have
been taken from the government
Appraiser Wakemau ordered CO.
ieetor Bidweil TO seize impartntionb
OF japanese silk, last week. but ~
10 the present he has only withheld
certain u the eonsignmeutH. Others
have been allowed 90 pass. aud
VVakeman had no way 81 recalling
them.
waterman said he would suggest
that congress make an official ex-
animation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-05
FOR "HAWKING

william Petit. a professional street
takir Of the better class. vas fned
ito and eusta by judge 2eerge yea-
t~fday Tor has king on the street.
Th~ fine Waa suspended and the
costs paid Petit was arrested -
License Inspector Marsh Monday
on Second avenue between Columbia
and Marion streets Ia a doorway
be had a table and a quantity -
knife ahArpnueFH Ia telling thr pe-
dssiyians ~ the excellent qualities n
hls wares. he attracted crowd ~
people. almost hierkinE the street.
The city license fer this work e. 80
. day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-05
Travellers Railway Guide.
nosthsrn Pacific

Nafth cassi tfaifsa frsts - a. rsHi %
Afrlae ff=u 81 Faat & m
Aslans5r kstHaat teaHr ~ Fasf Z Is
ANTE ffaE H Part s. m
NafNH8fss ussFtsai fsats - 81 trfls
sFHest Este q Arfite
TIRE Na#aa asHh uaf lafHrss seattle 49,
Tsvstaua tsafs o.. En1 sH8 e
D. AHiHs q a. tU n ass Is
81
Tagfse dlfaa.s 81 eafs usrsaf-tsafs >
AWfHs g.
Haffaas asaff ueHH Lave fsnerrf HanfafI
Sc m AHfife lst9aIf aHrtsr te ~
Hafsn tfaihs earh usH tatwsen NHsffis fuf
rlafHms fsats { ~ So ~ 4ei 8 m.
IFS g. ~ ~ 81 SIS ~ 80 e n
snf e 9 m tnffe - HN q
d . ~ as D. - - . n. aaa
IS 3
Ire ifslas fslF tefar-a sraiils arf sta.
Estss Lave g N = 3 w snf = b -
snaff H u p aud
Ffpfesa Hafasa aHf tsnHaHEefl " Leave
- AHiHs y
Tap trains saatalaist sssifa ~ aaljsy = ssfs
p b. - g. m. AffiH r % e n. ~
9
Ttfrsss fssqash. sHsauaimis fsar. 80 p
m Irt5s4f sarfafi Active ti IS n fsrrrlt
HsaH1afI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-05
UP AND DOWN
WATER FRONT

The tug Yellow Jacket f. At the
Arlington dock loading rs tons Of
machinery FOR the La Push on co.
The shipment r. destined for La
Push. Ciailam county. where the
company viii at once begin sinking
a we'll
The sehone returned last night to
her regular run on the Whateom
route She has been Iaid up FOR a
week on the ways az Tacoma. Here
after she will burn coal instead 81
wood as her furnaces have been re-
Gently changed.
The city Of Puebla sails for san
Francisco tomorrow morning. She
has 4 full cargo % merchandise an9
$50 passengers.
The city Of Topeka. Capt Oleson.
sails tonight at 3 O'Clock for sltka
and Lynn canal She takes q cargo
Of 80 tons. Of whlah iie tons are per
iHhable goods and merchandise deH-
tined for the troops az Forts Egbert
and Gibbon. She viii have about 20
passengers among whom II Frank
white. Of the Pacific Coast co.
The Northern Pacific liner Glen
ogle in expected here tonight from
Tacoma 20 finish her cargo. She viii
take o large shipment Of grain for
the Orient.
Capt. Alpine. who left the North
Pacific 70 take charge Of the Males
tie. has been succeeded b. Captain
Clancy.
The santa Ana. ". A. T. a T. 60 4.
which was scheduled 20 sail TO-
nome today, will not get away TN
friday morning.
The big Pacific Coast Steamship
CO. collier Aauucion. capt. Evans.
tied up at the company buukers
yesterday from San Francisco. she
viii take cargo of 5000 tons coal
for that port.
The schooner Nellie Jensen. A. y.
BENJAMIN was t0wed Into port thfs
morning. This vessel, which was
formerly In the Alaska trade. was
diamantled year ago. She will 30
repaired and placed In the local
frelghting business.
The schooner Nellie Coleman.
which made port a few days ago
with a large cargo Of fish from Ber-
ing sea, viii return north in few
days. Her destination IL Nushigak
and she VIII take a full cargo Of
grain. hay. lumber and groceries for
the station Of the Trans Alaskan 60.
At that port.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-05
SPOKANE
AVE. BRID6E
Savage & scOfieId Say They We're
the Lowest Bidders

The courts have been asked 10 de-
termine which Arm shall be AWARDED
the big contract for the constructlot.
Of the new Spokane avenue trestis
and bridge over the Duwamish riv-
or.
Savage & scOheld. one Of the firms
tnat entered a bid for the contract
served on the county commission
ere this morning. a notice Of appeal
% the superior court. from the ac-
ton Of the board contained IN a res
elufion awarding the contract 20 the
fpset Sound Dredging co. The con-
Taet with the Dredging 60. has not
yet been signed.
savage = sc0aeid base their an
Ia On the ground that they were
~. igwest bidders and therefore en-
slfa 70 the contract. Following
s's NE bids submitted By the re-
spseiive firms. Puget Sound Dredg
.s -. BID 1896 for the bridge ami
49, pef lineai foot for approached
.aEe 4 seoheld bid 1855 foe
"'ass aud iis7 for approaches.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-05
GIVEN PLENTY
Time To Think

Edward SiburK vas arrested hy
omenr finland fer disordsriY con
duct yesterday.
Omcer McCmrx placed W. A. Pow
ers under arrest last night for Great
ing a distur hanee.
J. McComby and ". Laurie wee
arrested on suspicion hY Ofhefra
Freeman and Chapman.
otto Anderson vas taken into Gus
tady hV OGcer Ellis for disordsriy
conduct.
e. A. Clements. deserter from
the navy. WAS taken into custody b.
Officers Freeman ard Chapman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-05
WANTS HER SON

MAYOR Humea today received Jet.
Tor from Mrs Nury Grimm. za3 ".
twenty third street. baltimore. In
aulriug about her Hau. Mortimer g.
gdnithH from whom she haa mot
heard since aHt November. The iHst
word che had fr4m him Wns from
Seattle. telling that 81 HuH employ
"a ou the GREAT Northern railway
lie la as years old hns iisbt hair
hiur sfrs nud Is uvsr 6 feet fail Mrs
GHmths fears her sou is dead.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-05
BUSINESS ON
WEST STREET.

Small vegetables are quite pien-
utut Tbe market holds good quaint
ties Of tpmatuen, green enru. fHdiah.
rH. eucumberf. etc. However ths
fruit market continues ~ b. the FEM
ture The quotations uu vegetable
have remained practically uufhuu..
- for week. while the prices Of
nults Huctuute constantly
Wenntrhse, oregon and yakima
continue 90 supply thr markets with
plenty Of melons. peaches. pears
plumH and gfHpra.
There Or uu change in the butter
and egg market thlH morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-05
ACCIDENT ~
AN ELEVATOR
Jesse Young NarroIy Escapes Death
This Noon

Jesse Young. aged II. n bell boy
employed In the Hotel Seattle. at
tempted to Jump into the moving
elevator about noon today and was
caught between the floor and the top
OF the aooF. Fortunately the eleva-
tor boy cut on the power and stop
Ped the elevator before Il had
crushed the lad to death.
DR. Aerkei happened 90 be In the
nal az the time and attended Young.
His Injuries, although not necessar-
ny fatal, are painful The hoy ls un-
Wiling to explain Just exactly how
the accident happened. dis mother.
Who resides az 9i3 Third avenue. vas
called shortly after the accident.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-05
TEMPERANCE WOMEN
Yod,y's Program at the Annual Convention In Tacoma
Col hoit's Address

Airs. Ella knight. reading ~ min.
utez. Z ~. report % White Shield
Home board ] So symposium. Re
suits 81 the AmtI-t'Hnteen law. led
IS Mrs. Wyuuis Thomas 70. intro
duclion to visitors 500. Y" confer
ence In charge 81 Miss Clara I. An
sorge. ~ secretary. $50. question
box.
evening ESQ. devotional service.
led BY Rev. J.. Lewis smith. =, q. 5.
address BY Col. e. ]. Holt. prssenta-
ton 81 banners
The address Of Col. c. ]. Holt Il
anticipated as ore Of the best treats
Of the convention. Col. Holt II Of
Chicago. and recently entered the
state 10 begin a ca mpaigu against
the liquor traffic. working under the
auspices Of the W. q. T. 4. lie has
recently been working. In chehalis
county.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-05
BLIND OLD MAN

IHFFFToN. ind. sept s="t'a.
tle Thas W FIemine. o. blind rhrsn
tla' Thomas "a FlsWinF. bliHi
aged -. who has made
hia horne az the county innfma3 g..
30 keats arrived hams from the PAN
American Monday iIv ieft THIS city
June 8 and travelled SO miles. Al
~ this distance be walked streni
nine miles. IIa lrft here With U.s..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-05
No Bill Boards Wanted

The Rcuton uni Improvement club
to-day sent "a request To the hoard ef
public works asking that no more
permits be granted FOR btu boards IN
fhr Renton hal district. between 18th
and goth avenues.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-05
Not Her Husband

Sheriff Cudihee received a letter
from a lire Mary NJ Mason IN Erie.
Penn, asking for "A description Of
Willie Mason, WIN was murdered hv
Charles NordHtrum 10 years ago Tho
woman had read press report IT
the execution Or NordHtrum for tho
killing Of Mason. and Is anxious 90
learn II % was her husband who nha
says LETT hts home far thu West about
IL yeare age. Under sheriff gurenrs
an replied this morning ASSURING
Mrs Mason that Nofdutrom'a victim
a. not her husband az White Mason
was but "a years OF age aud had Nv
ed with his parents Ia this county
all his life
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-05
Asks $1,000 Damages

The case ~ Chas. Gardner against
August t4oVegren Il helms heard hA
a jury iu Judge Bclfs department
TO-DAY. Gardner seeks r. recover
setNe "a damages 10 his timber prop.
ertY near Preston. which he aceuss
T.ovrgfrn ~ entering and appre.
priattnE t. his awn profit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-05
Twelve Years m Jail

Jas. smith and Tom Morris. tv5
men With nnsaNurY records. have
been arrested. smith ia an old time
criminal ard has SERVED several
terms ia the peHitrBtiary Whep
taken 60 have hts picture taken see
trrday FOR the raEuen gallery be
remarked - Detective remnant that
he had spent n years III Jail and
had had enough ~ Il. Morris q not
80 well known a. smith but l. con-
sidered dangerous man Roth
vii be given a few hours 90 leave
town
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-05

labor Commlsataner circuit ia busy
hap.rirkera which vii leave here az
g. Friday morning Zoe the North
Yakima nslHa. A. many as can -
secured piil BE- taken. This party
viii not interfere with the ones ar-
ranged for next Tuesday and Thurs
Une
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-05

TACOMA. sept. At the annual
eaaveafion % tia Western WashlnE-
tor wcmans Christian Temperance
uutan. IN session here the folloNius
pFpxram j. being carried out today
Nornink IS 30. dfvQt ionai ReFyiee.
- By Mrs Eila II Booker. ?, con
vsntion called TO order. prayer. Mrs.
A 1. pwyer Lawrence; Sos. read
ing of minutes and report 81 exscu-
tfre committee. 9.fA reports OF su-
perintentsnts. parliamentary usaEe.
Ms. :. VI. Cess. press. Mrs Alice r
Rfsout. prisons gails and aims
Aonses. Mrs Hattie Rodgers. purity
ara mothers meetings. Mrs. Cath
erfne woolley. purity IN literature
and art. Mrs Matte Reynolds. Sab
bath observance. Mrs. Mary ?. Mas
tiers. 10 IS. election ~ Officers; HE.
thank offering service and nuontide
PRAYER. Mrs. Mary nynon Reese.
Aftsrnnon--i.5a. music. prayer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-05
RoRiZE0 TOWN

ROWLING GREEN. o. Sept. 81
The citizens Of Rossford were terror
lied for several hours by Harry
Brown, who was armed with "a
double -harreied shotgun. which he
fired unfortunately In the streets.
lie was crazed by drink.
Brown was finally arrested.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-05
IN THE COURTS

The defendant IN the suit OF the
Pacific American Fisheries Com
panY against Charles At. buchanan
and others today flied demurrer
stating that the complaint does not
contain sufficient cause fut relief aud
that the facts set forth are not sur
ncieut to give the federal court
equitable Jurisdiction Ia the casv
-. J cheney has brought suit ga
the superior court nFHiust stephen a.
krEi-Y Co recover an ufumiHantY
note fuf EIi5u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-05
Out and In Again

John o'prien aud \, l. Mexican.
two men released from polieo head
quarters Tuesday. we're again TAX
en- into custody laat nisht by on
Gers MrOmrg and Urintth. when
released the men did not have "a
e mt. but whom arrested nearly 81
was found ina their pockets, The pc
u.e believe the pair TO DO piokpoekets
aue drunk rollers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-05
G0LDSBOR0UGA

The r4fpaao.b0at destroyer colds
borough a expected hero within a
week. Her fcpblts at Bfemertau are
nearly completed and have been
been K,f9 thorough II b. hoped
that ON hrr next TRIAL trip which vii
takr place in about two weeks. oh,
ull make the required speed ~ 30
bU4Ia ana h4If
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-05
Who Sells the Whisky 2

Hob rfeeeu and hla wife $olIin
two indiana. were found IN q taste
Of hsaHay INVESTIGATION hy urlGsu
Roberts aud LOCKER In the southern
IHrt Hf The pif8 8rHfffdnE Whore
the couple procured tho whisky T. H
matter which uuzslra thrp a'ire. Tho
Indians REFUSE iu triI Every few
datH au INDIAN Doe found intoxicated
un the streets.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-05
Wants Divorce

Bessie r. morrill, has brought suit
In the superior court against hes
husband. tirorEe. Tor a divorce. ON
the ground u non-Huppart. The par
ties we're married nf Tacoma IN No
vsmber ~ iss5. Tire pisiutir asks
the custody - a daughter. aged l.
and a division Of community prop
eFfW
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-05
Steamer Liiy Raised

The strruwheel steamer Lily.
witch Waa sunk iu FuinHmiss
slough bout month ago has been
taken ur and Is now being repaired
ln seattle when the work an her Be-
Finished she viii go into the local
ffaIrntIua Hua mess.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-05

Uert nfisau accused OF represent
Ing himself ne purchasing agent for
the United States navy yard at
urcmrrtou. and thereby fraudulent
Is gaining Fueda valued at fgzi from
the Crescent Manufacturing Co.
came before IndEe Emory Festft
cav and entered a plea ~ uat guilty.
HY rettia yesterday brought suit
gaiust the American steam tug sea
Lion for 5000 damages prttia. Wha
waa "a onok on the Sea Lion. says he
fell Through a hatch on the boat
which had been nvTligrutlY lea open
iir save be sustained serious inIur
les that viii Keep him from work for
many months