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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-12
lENAU'S DEATH
NO ONES FAULT
His Death al County Iail Accounted
for by Coroner.

The coroner's jury investigating
the cause 81 the death Of l.. r.
Lanau. who died at the county jail
wednesday morning. returned a YER
diet this morning generating the
officers from any blame.
Following IL the verdict IN sub
stance returned by tho jury:
We End that l.. u. LenAu died
from a dislocated neck caused by "A
fail received while IN an apopieptic
NJ in King county jail. We cxnner-
ate all officials from any blame
Whatsoever.
The jury WAS impaneled at But
terworthH' this morning NJ 10 o'clock.
After viewing the body Of Ienau,
they proceeded 20 the county jail,
accompanied by Coroner Hoye. The
premises were shown the IurY and
al 1870 the examination Of witness
ea began In the Office OF the TALLER.
Charles Lunde. n prisoner. who
assisted Ia Overpowsring deceased,
was the first witness. Lunde stated
that Lenau had created a disturb
auca the entire night. that the jail
er, Huney. making a vain effort 10
flIlfN Nft HAfAiAH AHNHtA NttH " ttAhf.H
and another prisoner to persuade
Lennu 10 come out of his cell The
witness said when the door Of Lee
nau'a cell was opened he made a fe-
rociOus attack upon him.
Throw Buoket Of water.
One Of the prisoners took n buck
ct Of water and emptied II over tho
eura Red man. When the water
struck him the witness stated that
I.snau made a rush for the side Of
the tank. striking his face with
great force against the bars. Ienau
resisted being put in the straight
Jacket and the witness admitted
striking the man on that occasion.
The men denied using more violence
than was absolutely necessary for
their aelf-preaervation.
Louis Hunsy testified that he had
told the boys not 20 strike Ienau,
and believed that they had not done
ao any more than was necessary,
The man was placed IN the dark cell
about Z O'Clock Tuesday morning
and WAS found dead the following
morning between 1 and 2 o'clock.
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NOBODY SEEMS ABLE TO PUT
A STOP TO OPEN GAMBLING
Cases Continued Until Hext Friday and All Places Swing
Wide Open Except the California and
the Seattle Clubs.

Just a week ago the first step OF
the Law and order League Ira its
crusade against vice IN Seattle was
taken. on that day the California
club was raided. The following
Monday warrants were issued FOR
every gambling house IA the tender
loin district.
Many people interested In the out
come 81 the cases are somewhat dis
appointed ne result Of the contInu-
nnce granted this morning They
realize II public gambling ia Seattle
u to be brought 10 a speedy end Il Is
necessary 10 have the court proceed
ings finished as soon as possible
We're Well Rsprssontsd.
Promptly at 10 O'Clock this morn
ing the proprlctorH OF the Standard
gambling house appeared IN thepo-
lice court. represented by Attorney
John y. HUMPHREYS Attorney VIII
". Morris, who represents the Cali
fornin and Dawson clubs. and John
r. Dorc. the Totem club we're also
present in the court room.
a. soon ga proceedings began city
Attorney lie Bruler arose and adj
dressed the court. saying.
In the gambling cases I viii shy
that Mr.. Powell representing the
league. is associated with me. n
your honor has no objections. I de-
sire 90 have him conduct the prose-
Cution."
Proceed. gentlemen" was Judge
Georges prompt answer to the city
attorneys remarks
Mr.. Powell. who had been sitting
In the rear Of the court room I'm con-
sultntion with members OF the
league, came forward and informed
the court that n would be necessary
10 continue the case against the Cali
ifurnia club owing to the absence
from the city Of Attorney Farmer
lee.
Attorneys pore. Morris and Hum
phrloH made known the fact that
they had cases I'm the superior court
and m agreement was reached con-
tinuinF all cnsea until next Friday
morning a. $3.50 o'clock.
Worr Soon Reached Thorn.
The word soon reached the ears ~
the proprictorg OF the Totem. Dnw-
son and Union clubs. who had not
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-12
THIS WILL STAND
INVESTIGATION
McMann Is Ready to Prove That
What He Says Is True.

Another story % gross negligence
and careieeRussa on The Part OF City
Physician Mckechule came 10 the
notice OF the star today. = man
named McIAnn was taken $40 with
smallpox ard removed e. the city
jail March Fl. when the city phyui-
ctan proposed 20 lock him in n dark
and ftthy cell until morning. Me
Mann. however. objected 70 this
treatment. whereupon NeEeehnie
told him 70 20 downtown and en-
gage a room. and that he (Mek koch
nie1 would follow him. This was done.
The man engaged room No. iCf In
house which he described as =
story building two blocks vest Of
Clamcy's saloon. The description
given II the only one fitting the Pa
clfc Here the man stayed
during the night. thereby exposing
the occupants 20 the dread disease.
The next morning the man was re-
moved to the pasthouss. Today hs
was discharged.
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SEATTLE SHRINERS help
AFIFI WELCOME PILGRIMS
AoBLES or THE MYSTIC SHRINE, WITH THEIR FaMI-
LIES, HoMEWaRp BOUND FROM HONOLULU,
PITCH TENTS IN TACOMA TONIGHT

TACOMA April IA special train
~ arrive here from Portland at 7
.skex tonight with iss Mystic
snnners and their families. return
~ frsm their Honolulu trip. They
~ D accompanied ~ the COM
a''ies n Tacoma shrirers who left
@'s wednesday 70 meet them.
~ ne depot the party win be met
= ocai delegation and escorted
I ann Temple. where an elaborats
Naquss VIII Be served.
Ahs SEATTLE delegation Of shrlnera
w. came over yesterday has re-
nea . welcome the visiting pill
ns. Many sojsuruinR mobiles from
) 4sn 81 the West, and mem hers
. AL Temple from All over West
az. ~ "'s IN the 'itg w
80 Honolulu party viii remain IN
a 49,. .,a only three hours. leaving at
" Veis1h tonight for Spokane BY a
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CONSUL COOK
REPORTED DEAD
The News Denied by Other hdvices
Brought on Senator.

Tho Pacific Coast Co.'S steamship
senator. capt. Patterson, arrived
from Alaska last night with 45 pas
senRsrH and a small amount II
freight An unoonnfmed report OF
the death Of the United States con-
sui az Dawson, Col. ]. G. McCook,
was brought down. A wire from
Dawson ~ April ia the authority.
but Commissioner Claypool. a pas
senRsr Of the Senator, says the report
f. premature. Mr.. McCook was at
deaths door.
Advices from Dawson also state
that a squad Of police. acting under
orders from the Judge, broke into the
home Of Mrs. ed. Mcconnell at Daw-
son and attempted 10 bring her be-
fore the court to answer TO the
charge Of libellinR several officials.
Her state Of health, however, pre-
vented her from appearing.
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EIGHTY Beers
And Two Officers Captured
BY Col. Muuros.

LONDON. April l. Gen. Kitchen
er sends a dispatch from Pretoria
stating that uu the nth col. Munror.
with Methuru mounted infantry,
after two hours hard fighting. cap
tursd 40 Beers. including Command
ant HrraIa and Lieut. Findefiuo. ~
Stats artillery. and eight wagons
The encounter took place near De
WstHdoTp.
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DON PEDRO
SOILS DEAD
Hs Was Spanish Consul at
New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS. April i2.-Tha
Spanish consul az Nrw Orleans, Don
Pedro Soils died here yesterday aft
eruaun, efter an illness lnrfinR tWo
weeks
Den Pedro Soils wna ylce+ronHui
here from 1880 go "a. and from tka5
until the outbreak ~ tho Spanish
American WHH. be- was consul gem
sr8l 90 Florida. iir De- survived by
the wifr and two children. who re-
side n New Orleans.
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MARTIAL Law. CARD SHRRPS.
Mako Scandal aboard the
s. S. Teutonic.

NEW YORK. April IA cable
gram from London says that news Of
a gambling scandal spread upon the
arrival at Liverpool OF the White
Star line steamship Teutonie. On
the passage over, two OF the cabin
passengers were discovered TO be
card-ahBrps. They operated their
game (pokerj successfully on the
trip, and had won something more
than 81 900. The sharpa were com
PEELED, just before landing, to re-
turn = check for 70 pounds. They
were then allowed to go, with a
warning.
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ST DAYS OUT.
Ship Fuliwood Rescued HAD
Chinese Crew.

ASTORIA. April British ship
FullWoud, - days cut from Hong
kong u in port here. She reports
having been delayed BY the rescue
on the South china coast. - part ~
the Grew of d fnundered Chinese
junk. Reiusursneg 81 u per cent
was offered on the Fullwaad imms-
diately before her arrival OF the Coz
lumbla bar.
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FINAL TRIAL OF
6OlDSBOROUGH
WI Tale Pace Tomorrow Over
81 Knot Course.

~ snal trial test Of the torpedo
bat destroyer GoldHborough viii BE-
nzss torsorrov. The liftle vessel
WI Esave FOR Tacoma today. and
srig tsnoTrow the beat viii proceed
y Rn1iascn poinf. The offcial run
VI y made from that point. be
ussn Seattle azd Tacoma % Point
sa-Pufnt between this city and
Es-sSt TIE distance - Al knots,
saa ( h tAs object Of ire builders
Z ths Goldshorough - cover the dis
snts IN ore hour. n the vessel
nAkas the "trip up and down In two
asars 4 viii be ready to be turned
sTsr = the government. The build
~ u The boat believe that Il VIII
Ars BOT trouble IN making the pre-
fribed tine. II Il understood. how
sgsf. that the operators Of the boat
VII get al the speed out Of It
III xan. A. Eoon as the run Il
sampis;et the Goldsborough viii re-
izrr 20 Seattle.
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SHOT DEAD BY the GAR;
FRUSTRATED BY REMORSE
STARTLING VERSION OF THE "nTrEMprEp ASSASSIN
nTioH" or NICHOLAS GAINS CIRCULATION
SEIZED WITH FaioHr, NE FIRED

VIENNA. April ta.--The news
paper News Reforms q Iambarw,
Gaiiela. prints = new version - the
recent attempt on the lie ~ the
car. Il Is - thla effect. 4 Young
ufIcsr entered. unanuounced. the
room IN whtch 'hs crar VAS work
Ing. Hia majesty. suddenly seeing
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DEATH CALLS BY ASSASSIN.
Mace Walker. President
Of the atchlson.

yEx YORK. April i2.--Aldaee =.
war president Of the Atehisou
ras.v. did suddenly az PTS home
: - ctr this morning. aged 81.
r-sss tss- Il iSs. ~ was chairman ~
- ln,erxAte Commerce RAILWAY
..xe.sflon and q its successor. the
western Trafnc association. In tssi
y rs made reeelver Tor the Atch-
=. al three years later. when the
ras xss reaFganized he became ita
h.sE
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BERLIN. April IA dispatch -
the Cologne Gaketfs from pckfn In
dieatea that Capt. 8artNchs death
We BY assassination. lngtead - bY
accident. SIX eye. witnesses % The
tragedy have been arrested.
Capt Bortseh. 81 the Russians. was
shot and allied as he was riding
horseback near TIRE Summer palace.
according 20 YESTERDAYS news Dis.
patches
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man few feet away. and suspect.
ing an attempt u aaaaHsinats hirn.
esiaad his revolver aud IN n panic
shnt the nNtceF dead
Guards quickly removed the
cOfuHa.
TIE cars rerarrrs for his hasty
act has grown into acute nervous
depression.
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TWO meet
BAD DEATH
Engineer Leaps Fireman
Dies by SchidIng.

SANTA BARBARA. Cal. April A..
A apeelal engine being brought
20 assist the northhound Southern
Pacific train No. 9 jumped the track
last might on a curve at Miramar
four miles eaat from here and two
miles from the scene Of Yesterday
wreck. The engtne rolled down an
cmhankment 100 yards. and was
completely demolished.
Engineer Elmer Below OF san
Francisco Jumped 60 instant death
Fireman acrIy 81 les Angeles re-
manned In the cab. and was scatded
Co death.
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Encountered Bad Weather.

During the trip 20 Puget sound
from Maiisnao. Peru. the bArksntina
j. NJ. GrWth encountered terrific
weather. When out about ~ days,
n gale was encountered that snapped
her miEzen mast before sail could be
shortened. With two good maHts
and the stump 81 a third, the bark
night. shs viii be reuaired and
again be put In the lumber trade.
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Installed this morning are
a. z. Jones - Seattle. past grand
master Workman ". b. Russell u
Waitshura. Erand master workman
a T. Coz ~ TAcaf1a. grnnd master
foreman " = Wfalght ~ Spokane
grand master overs~rr J u Hem
20 ~ seattle, grard recorder y n
Nead - puvAilup. grand receiver, 81
y, Fridham 81 olFmpta. Frsnd cut
eide Waterman. G. " Race % Ia
coma, y ~ spain % North Yakima
and oliver Hali ~ coifaN. supreme
lodge representatives,.
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vases to Hold Rule In the
Occur d'Hienes.

1oisE, Ida, April iz.--Gov. Hunt
,ss;a2y issued a proclamation
sssr.a. marshal law In shoshOne
~. y laa.. which has been IN force
k...<s 'nes The famous proclamation
Al ~ former Coy. stunsnDerg
49, nsie ~ the Occur d'Aiene mine
~ Ihh was May (. 1893. The
Il. fe.euffed April ~. on which day
a. , sstn"iis BUNKER Hlli and Eulliv-
"'if we're blown up.
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DROWNED.

ALToNA. April ia-The Holsssin
fishing schooner Enma went Gown
during a storm In the North Rsa.
The captain and a crew of twelve
were drowned
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found It convenient 20 be present,
ana almost simultaneously with the
continuance Of the cases the barriers
were removed from the doors OF the
big resorts and tho victims Of the
gambling mania fiod into the vari-
Gus club rooms 20 buck the tiger"
The gambling houses open today
are the standard. at the corner OF
Occidental avenue and Washington
street; the Totem. az III Occidental
avenue. the Dawson. Ct 40 Occiden-
tai avenue. the Union at III Second
avenue south: the Green Light, at
i6i Washington street: the CLANCY
blackjack" games and the pincus
dice game. The California club Is
the only big resort that Is closed.
Pruprlctors II. ~. Kennedy and Hol-
lenbeck. Il is said. are located in a
room In the back on Yesler way and
are quietly dealing faro bank. The
Seattle club at III Washington street
closed voluntarily last Friday night
and has not since opened.
Gambling circles were enllven.
Cd somewhat by the opening OF the
Green Light resort az lei Washing
ton street.
This morning Detective wappen-
stein seized two roulette. two faro.
7 tHNih# n luck ana lottery wheel
at the California club. The gamh-
ling furniture was moved 10 "A ware
house at Occidental avenue and
Jackson street.
Police Say little.
The police have little TO say In
regard to the gambling houses re-
opening az fast as they are closed.
They simply state that they serve
the warrants furnished by the Law
and Order League. make the proper
returns and then their part In the
crusade "a finished.
Whom asked today what procedure
would next he taken by the league,
Mr.. H. Z. blaine said.
a meeting of the committee viii
be held today and untll then I have
nothing 60 say"
Today the gambling cases were
continued by Judge George until
next Friday. and thus dnwus nnoth-
or week Of prosperity for the proprl-
etors OF the public gaming resorts
below Yesler way.
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A. O. u. w. GRAND LODGE.

SPOKANE. April ta.-Ths Grand
lodge q the A q. =. W. In session
here concludes It's AboFn tonight
The Degree 81 Han0r VAS conferred
at noon
Everett waa chosen a. the meeting
place fur the NEXT session.
The WoFkmsn tndulz sd In a heat
"a debate this morning over prop.
oHttian q hnId only biennial sessions
% the grand lodge hereafter The
proposed change failed ~ endorse
meuf.
Tha officers elected yesterday and
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Not Buying Bonds.

wAsH1SGToS. y. q. April IL
A Fufnor rurrent In the kRnt tosfnY
that Secretary uaFe had made an
other large purchase ~ bonds. a.
denied. The secretary viii buy no
more bonds uutu the market-pries
% iusHer
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Cracksman's Outfit Found.

A valise containing a crucksman'H
OUTFIT was turned over 10 Patr0lman
Wilson by the proprietor Of the Cen
trial restaurant last night. The
vaiise was left there several days
ago. Among the tools are "a aledge-
hammer and several drills.
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Mrs. Allie |. Bane Dead.

Mrs. ollie Irene Bane. wife Of W.
~ fane, died today ct the family
residence. T05 Twentieth avenue
south. The deceased was - years
Of age. Mr. Bano IL head mnchiniHt
at the Washington Iron works.
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wIiATcOM. April 1.-THE what
-om County Agricultural association
Is In session here and has elected the
trustees 10 serve Ter the
,sHt two years. T. l.. Kline. Z. q.
White. T. W. Giilstte. Geo. spisfa.
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To ENTERTAIN KING VICTOR.
FRANCE WILL INVITE EMANUEL or ITALY, TO REVIEW
HER RRMv-INTERKRTIoHRL EPISODE.

PARIS. April t2.--It f. reported
that the French government IA max
ing engagements 20 entertain kinE
Victor Emanuel % Italy as the guest
OF France next autumn, upon the re
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-12
MAGNETIC emit.

COLOMBO. Ceyion. APRIL i1.-Ths
royal steamer Ophir, with the Duke
and Duchess 20 Cornwall aboard,
arrived here today. en- route 20 Aus
traiia. \ magnificent reception was
rendered the royal party.
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Where Is Hammel7

The police authorities % ogden.
Utah. have solicited the aid o. the
local police In aseertalninE The
whereabouts u otto Hnmmel He
IL n baker b. trade.
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The following Seattle novitiatas
were admitted % Ann Temple Ia Ia
coma yesterday: David y. Howma n,
Nathan Ecksteiu. Habt. 2. Hasson.
Edward w. Young. Jas, n. Carhett,
John q. Slater, Geo. r. Meyer. John
l. Mclean, Joseph Wluships A. n.
Holcomb, Fred II. Peterson. Harry
A. Raser. a. b. Graham. Geo. y.
Alexander. John Wiuship. Eugene
Maxwell. Or. N. r. DeClleord, Chaa.
+. ". knight, Lewis X. Dawson.
Other noVltlates were From What
com-Geo. q. Dellinger. r.. y. Y.
Day. John .. Mintou. y. s. Martin,
Louis r. white. From Everett--Wm.
Hownrth. John A. Coleman, W. j.
Hueker. From GnOhomlsh-DaVid J..
Tga rauore. Or. Thoa. Keafs. From
Port T0wnsend--John e. PrinEie.
From Port Biakeley--Jas. Mayne.
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TACOMA PREACHER NABS BURGLAR

ton caught ard held Miller after the
latter had jumped from window o.
the minister's house into a hack y ard
Feudieton surprised Miller IN thu aeg
u robhlEg the Pendieton home.
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TACOMA. April 1.-THE Rev.
asaart Penaiefon o. this city -
rkar here today Also. one Law
.sscs Miller. burglar BY trade. is =
gncnsr in the city jail Mr.. Psndia-
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no MORE DRESSED BEEF
Nh Be Bought From American Packers for
he British Army--0ur Enormous Shipments
Of Canned Meat Are Not Affected.

APRIL lArthur Meekar general
orrinx confirmed that British government had
80 discontinue the q American dressed beef army
british dressed beef very large
na rule viii have utte pack
=, s.na great quantities Of army
sea continue the contemplated change
,s,sg canned beef
ss q England 9o00oos pounds dressed
~ The proposed restriction win
Ass packer explained that England has been
- shipping Il 60 south Africa. nudns this
- han buying American market
action Not Retslstory
w,sIsfNdroN April 1.-THE govern
sxeluaing all dressed beef article
.ss Is be predicaed tying
pnnts Of horses Africa
ss.y the govern
aslnst 81 delay shppment supplies
- apartment Official inora-
n u
eventually exclude al American
a feared however that this step
-
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view % the French army.
Should thia program b. carried cut.
most important international an
nouncement viii be made at the ban
qust following the review.
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The skaRway News % April s
states that the new trial Of Homer
Bird. who was sentenced a. be hung
sept. Il, isaa. for the murder @ his
two partners. Hereu ard Patterson.
at Nome in tsts has been set for
hearing hafore Judge Brown A. altkH
In a few days. Since the murder the
district q Alaska has been divided
aud n teehnicaltty may arise that
viii cause the insn uf considerable
tinua.
The following are the Victoria's
passersers. W. e. blanchard, Mr..
Reed. Afrs. Alien. Mrs. r. r Jaeger.
~. ". HIrschherH Mrs. I. NJ Hnf-
stad. ]. q. Soriek. =. {. kiltnlls
Mrs. NJ Campbell.
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TO DROW led.

HoNoKONa April ia.--By the
colhsion nf two river boAts. both be-
iug sunk Ia the harhor. 20 China
men were drowned. Thirteen per-
sun we're rescued.
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TERRIBLE FIGHT
WITH INDIANS
Victorian Brings Down Story OF
Illicit Whisky Trade.

nodwell a Co.'S steamer Victorian
arrived from Southeastern Alaska
AZ o'clock this morning She
brought down nine pasacuEHrs and a
small cargo u freight Iuat before
the Victorian l~ff for the south. Dep.
uty United states NaFshai snoolg
arrived from ketchikan with James
Puts a. a prisoner charged Wit a
selling whisky 10 Indians Ths ar
rest caused considerable excitement.
IL seems that Butte went 10 a abln
near katchlkau and Induced several
braves 10 purchase y small quantity
OF whisky for a large price The
natives imhihed a quantity u the
stun aud then laid down IN the cahz
Ia and slept. When asaka ned
thsy were told 20 set out BY Puts.
To thia demand they refused cnfupli-
anee. Puts then tried force. bit he
Was no match for the three Indians.
20 be rasorte1 % hatrhsts and kitcn :
n utensils. Ths nEht vas a ter
rihle ore and when Il was all ovar
and the Indians driven from
the cabin Puts vas sight
he was a mass u cuts aud bruises.
but rather thaa he caught ~ the au=
thnrifter ne took 20 the woods. In
two days. hows~er. be returned 10
the towu. where be waa immediate
~ arrested.
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/ D. Cox Dead.

Cav AILAND, Or, April III. y
i - prominent lawyer Of this city,
s' q cancer OF the stomach.
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a Plausible Explanation

teSpoS AT the British today sen
nracts declared that the order
z Interests Of ths British Irish stoek-rasns
AsaAA
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Seattle HovltIstss.

special train on the Great North
eru.
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~ur only Paper In
! c..tsle That Dares
print the News : /; /
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Tho word soon reached the ears Of
the proprictorg Of the Totem Dnw-
son and Union clubs, who had not