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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-11-12
A FlNANCIER.

There Is small cross-eye,. boy liv.
ing In this city. who II ne doesn't lose
his life Through just retribution. will
grow up to become great fnancier."
declared Jones. For some time my
wife has possessed a yellow purp that
has no earthly excuse for living. But
she thinks that he Is the finest dog In
the city, and spends most of her time
hugging him and kissing his dirty lit.
tie nose. Finally the dog worship be-
came so unbearable to me that re-.
solved to end the nuisance. CHANGING
to meet small cross,eyed boy one
day, said to him:
See here, boy. do you want to earn
o dollar?'
Sure said he.
"Well. then. said !. you go IN to
steal the yellow cur that you will find
him. bring him down to my Office and
get your dollar.
within two hours the boy was back
with the cur tied to a rope.
what will | do with him, boss7
he asked after I paid him.
81 don't care snapped, drown
him II you want to-
THAT night | discovered my wife In
tears, and | was Informed between
sobs that poor dear little Fido waa
missing. The next day she had az
advertisement inserted In all the pa.
pers offering $40 for his return. Tns
third day she met me Joyfully a. thu
door and announced that Fido had
been found.
Where I asked. concealing q
groan.
"a little boy brought him back.
she answered.
what kind Of a boy? asked sup
piciously.
"'A small cross.eyci bo, with the
most honest face thai ever saw On q
boy. ] gave him so, 1: being all had.
and told him II he would go down tn.
see you that knew y..u would be glad
to add s. to it,
But the boy didn't show up. As q
matter Of fact, I hadn't the slightest
idea he would. wouldnt mind giving
him s. II he would call. Detroit Flee
Press. -
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-11-12

Marmaduke-How do you feel about
this much'discussed man. wnh.the.hoec
Courtney--Oh. he's all right In three
generations he will be the man.with.
thftallyho.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-11-12
LOCAL and GENERAL

Want column.
The bark r. p. Rithet Is now II days
out from San Francisco.
The schooner Nokomis sailed for the
Sound In ballast this morning.
Nicely furnished rooms, Popular
House, 1919 Fort st.. $3.50 per week up.
The American will sail from here for
the Sound the latter part Of this week
Big new stock Of hardware received
by r. 0. Hall G. Son. See ad on last
page.
Seeing is believing - Levers &
Cookies wall paper is unequaled In
price and quality.
Room and board can be had on Bere-
tania street. See Room and Board
column on page s.
NJ. d. Monsarrat, the surveyor, left
for Maui In the Kinau today. He will
return on Saturday.
In the Police Court this forenoon s.
Tsutsui, charged with embezzlement,
had his case nolle pros'd.
The heavy winds and rains OF the
past week have considerably damaged
the rice crops in the vicinity Of Homo
ulluli.
Superintendent OF Public Works J.
II. Boyd and his assistant, Marston
Campbell, left for Hawaii in the Kinau
today.
Beal's wall paper will make the in
terror of your home beautiful at a
small cost with their new wall papers.
See ad.
Captain Slater Of the Charmer re.
ports very calm and very stormy
weather at intervals on the trip from
the Sound.
Bourbon whiskey 6 years old. $3.50;
claret, so cents; sherry and Tokay, 20
cents a gallon at Hoffschlaeger CO..
King street.
Captain Tom Clarke will take the
steamer Khan this trip. Captain Free
man will leave the vessel in Hilo for a
two weeks vacation.
On his return from the Kau district
vi r laval AL S"Per puna ny, y. 49, u'''e
similar trip 20 Kauai.
WI. ,a, ,r.,r =, ",, n" ,ro,,.
,, ..,. 80. - 49,.
CRY. Read May & Co.'S ad column /,
page s for the list with prices.
The steamer stratbsyle which sailed
from Hongkonp on October .tb for this
mort and San Diego was NOT 10 have
Ieft Yokohama mill the ,itb inst
w n ,,u,,. os o. Go, rroro,.oo
In the Alameda tomorrow. to return
with Mrs. Atwater who is now visiting
friends there.
A position as stenoprapber nv n
thoroughly competent young lady with
exceptiopaIlv compIimentary letters of
recomme ndation Is wanted. See wan,
coIum, n, mage q
The Hooulu Lahui Society will hold
its regular monthly meeting tomorrow
morning at 10 a. m. at the Kapiolani
Maternity Home. All members are
requested to attend.
A,exandrIna Eernapdes has brourb,
suit against Manuel Fernandes on the
grounds of abuse and failure TO sun.
| nort Tbe libelee Is represented nv Ar
torney }. NJ. Nivas.
Honolulu Photo suppIy Co besides
doing the hest printine and deyelopinp
|
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-11-12
HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE
Honolulu, November u, 1901
NAME OF STOCK
MERCANTILE.

c. Brewer . Company
Ms Sachs DC. Celia
l.B. Kerr q Co., L..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-27
FREE, BOLD
ORDER OF
HOLD UPS
Last Night a Delegation Operated
al First and Pike

The rev Fsas nald tznliea order Of
HoiHupa. unlimited. seems s. be fit-
ting designation for crowd Of Sc
attic desparafuea- They travel IN
twua and threeH and DO the town
properly. They establish martial
Law in the vicinity Of their opera
tieua and defy Interference by any
outsider. Last night they performed
an tnltiatafY ceremony with a very
thrilling ritual on the corner Of Pike
and First avenue. The victim. Aaron
6 Rowe as Stewart street, "A peace
able citizen. claims he had made no
application for membership and was
not even informed o. the intentions
~ the order until tho process 81
riding hta pockets began. When the
services were over az about fo.eioek.
he decided he had been held up and
80 Informed three late car" rail-
road men. who we're attracted by the
Noise Of the seufrle. In the meantime.
however. the meeting OF the order
had been adjourned sine noste. This
new member would be pleased TO
have the address Of the officials Of
this band aH be hah a bin for Incl
dental expenses. consisting 81 sir
Feou'a btu and damage to person
aud property. Several articles Of
value and a quantity Of currency is
also missing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-27
He COT into
WRONG PEW
An Employers Detective 0usted
From Maehinisis' Quarters

An UNUSUAL Occurrences at the Ma.
ehlniata union headquarters has
been brought To iight AZ might b
expected. while the strike Is on, in
The absence Of more violent and re-
mnustatixe exercise the memtefs
spend a good deal uf time 1t the
hall discussing the strike situation
in a psaceahin way aud any other
topics u hleh circumstance suggest.
Last Saturday = number % the men
coming Into ths hail after dinner.
found smooth appearing stranger
On the inside. engaged IN 4 game %
ehsek srs With j. +. Carter uf tbs
union. Another member took u sect
e.aae b. and pat the stranger. whe
confessed 20 the name n WlllnuKf
~, under = somewhat rtEtd eruaas
examination. which ELECTED inform
afiuu far from satisfactory. Being
asked fer credentials. he produced a
recommendation from railroad
company. A thia was not huneicnt
"a PIT hIFu In god standing IN thr
society infa which he had iutrudst,
he saa required q produce an union
ard. Thn NJ wtliaashhf was IN
able 10 aa. aud a. he Waa already
knuNa 10 be a manufacturers d.
teettse. be wan invited t. exclude
the union from his company hY shut
ting the door from the outside. belf I
Kindly advised that II be were 80.
sisted IN hls departure Il might re
silt uufasarahfx - hin. Although
he had iaat the erat game # check
era. be aid not wait for Satisfaction.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-27
COLLISION
Ferry Boat City OF Seattle and
City OF Aberdeen Cause
Excitement

A collision between the ferry boat
CITY q Seattle and the steamer City
Of Aberdeen happened this morning
about 5 o'clock. ard for a time al
vts excitement. Both vessels wess
making their decks when the acct.
dent occurred HYstandeFa claim
that there Was earelssaness show
ty the shippers Of both crafts. a. NJ
Whistles we're blown
The city % Aberdeen Was making
her berth at the Colman dock. an
was backing In. she attempted -
swing out q the way ug tbs ferry.
hut did not answer 10 her wheel
promptly. and before she could b.
stopped. crashed into the other
steamer. Luckily no one Was In
fured The mems cabin on the star
beard side ot the ferry beat waa
wrecked. The Aberdeen nufTnre
little o. no damage. Chairs and seats
we're thrown down and passenKess
Frustrated.
shipping men say that the city #
Aberdeen Is the hardest beat on the
water front . handle. she il ter
heavy. and often refuses 70 ansW p
her wheel. Frank White. who TIL
recently vas her master. real Eued
because he Was afraid an accident
miEht be caused ~ her eiumHiness.
This Il the boat that quite recently
ran into a sraw tied 70 the battle
ship Towa while the latter Was lylrg
IT Everett. - that time L wn4
claimed that the accident VAS dua
70 the engineer net ebeytnx the CAT
falusH signals
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-27
BATTLE WITH
TWO H0BOES
Made a Rough House at Harrison.
Treat Fixture Company

omeer AeeIurg had an Getting
tins Iaat evening Nith two hobosH IN
the Harrison Treat Fixture Go. store
On Firnf avenue south. near Wash =
iuEtnn street. A man named Y. Il.
Prescott. With companion. entered
the store. and without praXoeatian
started 70 clean II cut 0faeer Aes
ciurg WAS called and when he came
into the ttnFe both men attacked hlm
and for a few seconds hriak hshf
waa on. Finally preseotte partner
broke away and. with diffieultY. Nc
Clufs handeuned Prescott and took
him O. headquarters. Judge 8eorge
nnea the man g IN the police court
this morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-27
He PREDICTS
BIG OUTPUT
S. n. Graves Says klondike Will
Yield as Much as Last Year

s. II. Graves. president u the
White Pass a Yukon railroad. Il
stopping at the Rainier Grand. Ha
has Just returned from an Inspection
Of the Alaska line and the surround
ing territory. which has occupied his
time since June lie was necompan-
led by several other officials Of the
road. and the party travelled as far
az Dawson.
Mr Graves reports the read 70 ba
iu excellent condition. and says bus
mess ia good. exceeding that nf last
) ear. Tha eompany'H boats are car
ryinK 1000 tons Of freight each week
into Dawson.
Mr. Graves thinks the Klendlke
output this year viii not be less than
that OF 1900. and that several OF the
new camps. particularly the Big Sal
mon, viii produce largely. TIis COM
pany Il running a boat TO the nig
Salmon.
II has been difficult this year q
obtain necessary machinery supplies
on account OF the maehlniata' strike.
The San Francisco labor troubles
have also cut short the vegetable
supply from that port, on which the
northern country Il largely depeu-
cent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-27
0riqo Arrives

The only recent arrival frnm Lynn
canal Is the DlriKo, which made port
Iast night She left skaEway %
the I'D. and brought no ate neNa,
cr any eanAlxamentH 81 gold dust
The das after she left. Murderer
0.Brteu WAS Ia have haen hanged a
Dawson. and details II his execution
vii likely be brought b. the AK
or the city - Seattle. both % which
are now due Al the time the plriEa
left skakwaY the news came from
Dawson that ire condemned man
was making every effort To escape
the KaIlowa. lie has attempted both
sntclde and 70 break jail. Its at
tornsyN were using every ieEal
method known - free hlnas but a.
- that tiue their efforts had been
unsuccessful.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-27
COUNCIL MEETING
TUESDAY NIGHT
Alter a Months Rest City Fathers
viii Begin Work

After vacation % one month.
the city council viii meet again next
Tuesday night Ordinarily. Monday
night Il the regular ttmr for meet.
ing. but that being Labor day and a
legal holiday. the meeting had To be
postponed.
The session will he a busy one,
and Il II not likely that all the bust
nssa can be attended - that nirht,
which may neeessltate an adjourned
meeting. There are ret for hearing
On that night Al special orders for
street improvements. II assessment
rolls and three petitions fer vHcat-
ing certain streets.
In addition there viii be u number
q new resolutions introduced,
monthly reports af city officers rad
and large number Of protests
against assessing property for street
improvements.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-27
{. A. SEELEY AND G. G. HUNT
RETIRE FROM AUTOMATIC COMPANY

odielal connection. The business
policy of the Automatic company
will be unaffected by the change. and
II la positively asserted that no con
saildation with the Sunset T'ele-
phone CO. Is contemplated. nor lH 1t
possible for Il TO be absorbed by the
latter.
Mr.. seeley. prior to his leaving this
morning. said.
Work of the company continues
to be puzzled and every franchise re-
duiremeut viii be fulfilled. The sya-
tenn VIII be completed and operated
entirely az represented.
Asked as to the new enterprise
with which no Was 10 become ideu-
tined, Mr. seeley said that Mr.. Hunt
and he would be met at San Fran
cisco by certain capitalists with
whom they Will proceed at once TO
New Mexico. where. II ia believed "a
project OF considerable magnitude
will be undertaken.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-27
AS WOMAN
Lay On Operating Table Light,
ming Rent Roof

ELgIN. Ill, Aug. 27.--With thu
last stitch IN q CHASTITY wound IN her
body Just taken. Mrs. Chaa. Pelton
of West DE rete. VIE, lay on the
operating table At the Sherman hos
pitaI. As her uncle. Dr. q. l. Pei
ton Of this city. who WAS performing
an operation upon her, bent over the
unconscious form Of his niece. a
binding nash OF lightning rent the
skies and an instant later the bolt
struck the flagstaff Of the hospital.
Tearing It's why through the eupola.
itefaahed through the akyiight which
forms the roof of the operating room
in which Mrs. peltnn lay.
a shower Of glass fell into the
room. striking the physician, the
nurses and the patient. Many Of
the sharp particles pierced the flesh
ef Mrs. Pcitun as she lay on the
table under the influence of an aneaz
thetic.
pr. pelton. although severely cut
by the dying glass, pushed the opor-
ating table into n hallway and Az
quickly az possible removed every
article Of glass that had penetrat.
ed the body Of the Frustrated We
man. II IL thought she Will recover.
Meantime CONSERVATION reigned In
the basement. In the second floor op.
Grating room, and on the roof, where
fire which had been started was
making rapid progress.
Dra. Brown and BurllnRame. who
were In the building at the time
looking after the many patients,
rushed 10 the attic and attached the
hose. Ascending to the roof they
fought the flames and managed Ia
extinguiHh them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-27
LONG TIME TO
MAKE UP MIND
Driven From Home Seven Years
Ago and Now Wants Divorce

Minnie ]. klnkeaa MED a complaint
against her husband IN the superior
court this morning and asks Tor a
divorce On the familiar grounds %
nousnuppart and I'll treatment. Min
ule states that her huhand. Prank
F. kInkead. drove her from their
home shortly after their marriage
several years ago. since which time
she has supported herself
She says Frank told her II pack
your trunk and SO. and. being an
ubadient wife. abe went cut into the
cold world and has remained there
ever since.
There are no children. They we're
married In Minneapolis November -
fA9NL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-27
WALlA WALlA
AND UMATlLLA
The Former Sails To and the Latter
Arrives From San Francisco

Two Pacific Coast Steamship @.
boats were IN port thin morulns. The
Walla Walia left thia morning at II
o'clock on her southern tip. she
carried a very large cargo and more
than sf1 passengers TIE Umatllie
made port last night She had 50
frat class and 81 second class naa-
seuKern. Capt Cousins reported no
diftleuity IN securing a earxa at aan
Francisco The steamers ag this Inc
are nov running en- their regular
schedule time. which they were an
able Ia d. At the beginning Of tha
strike. TIE t'matitia WaA The frat
shlp 10 tie ~ At Pier E, the uew Ia
etne Coast dock The warehouse On
this dock In nearly completed. ar /
when done viii be one q the farE-
ct nn The water front.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-27

The Automatic Telephone Ex-
change 60. IL under new manage
ment. ". s. Claypool yesterday be-
came general manager. assuming the
duties heretofore discharged by =.
A. seeley as general manager, AMI
&. q. Hunt az general auperinten-
Dent. The designations Of the lat
ter gentlemen were voluntary and
rendered solely because botn have an
offer 10 engage In other business
which they expect 10 prove more
profitable to them. They left this
morning for San Francisco on the
waila Walla, but the nature OF their
new business venture could not be
learned.
The reaiRnatlana came as n sur
prise 10 the public. though rendered
some days ago. Mesara. seeley and
Hunt retain a financial interest In
the company. and sever only their
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-27

LOUISVILLE. Ky, Aug. II
with poup and pageantry betting
the order. the Knights Templar to-
day escorted their grand eneamp-
menf through the brilliantly decorat-
ed city to the grand asylum where
the twenty-eiehth annual eonelaye
formally opened.
II vas an impressive and stately
sight as the wblts-plumed knights.
with banners flying and bands play
ing. marched through streets be-
tween packed rows OF humanity.
The line OF march was miles IN
length and the parade was so long
that 10 took hours 20 pass a given
point. Fully 20 600 were IN line.
The weather was all that could be
desired and the parade was the most
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-27
Y. M. C. A.
LECTURERS
A Fine Course Has Been Arranged
for Fall and Winter

There Will be a course of ak lee.
lures and entertainments in the hall
Of the Y NJ. 6. A. during the COM
INK fall and winter
Mr. Richard 4. Proctor in Novom-
Der VIII give an Illustrated lecture
on Other Worlds Than ours"
Robert Mcintyre will lecture in De-
eember Subject to be announced.
Elijah Powell Brown will give "A
lecture IN January on In the Spec
taeIe business.
In February the Enoeh Arden con-
cert Co. viii present Richard
Strauss latest composition. "Enoeh
Arden"
VIII Allen proomgoole VIII give So
teetiona from his work in March
Robert j. Hurdette. the humorlat.
Will appear late IN March.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-27

CHARGES

CHICAGO. III. Aug z7.-chargea
against the police continue to pour
into the civil aarpiee commission one
Of these charges il that capt coll
sran chief Of the detectives tn order
20 establish a great reputation az n
eapturer OF criminals. uacd stool
pigeons who planned rohberiea for
their fellows and then notified ths
police 10 be on hand to arrest them.
It Is noticeable that since the police
inquiry began the big diamonds
which many Of the detectives have
been - proud to display. have dis
nunehfed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-27
GIVEN PLENTY
Time To THINK

Harry Raymond and Il. Wander
Tool. tWn hack drivers. we're arrest
ell b. Qaiesf carr last night fof vie.
iatink the depot ordinance.
Henry brown waa taken into rus.
t1dY last evening - ur8csr f-reH-
ran as a diaeraefIy person.
J. 2. WaedruA vas arrested -
ofnesrH ftamea and ueYan taat nishf
- a yaKFaut.
Sled whh. a ehiuaman. WAS place 1
IN the eItf tail last night for cafe
keeping hY I. =. ofneer clark
Henry Gets. a Railroad avenue
wagon maker. vas arrested b. on
Ger atsnIsr this morning for oh
HiFuetluK the street
J. ". Edwards was arrested ~
Oneera Freeman. Hubbard an
Chapman last night as a YsEtaut.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-27
JOSSEY KILLED
Chinese Inspector From This State, Meets
Violent Death---Was About to BE
Arrested for Smuggling

TUCSON chne Inspector stationed
here was Instantly discharge Of shot
while he attempting according 70 the
verdict
Ills enemies claim. however committed suicide.
Ghuehe the border and
would have today
Iaaaey insisted said yesterday that be
duplicating with Collector Of Customs
iIory IN gigantic amueginxaeheme
The deceased waa appointed from the Washington
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-27
PLUMED KNIGHTS

impressive ever witnessed IN Louis
Vile.
After Grand Marshal Lloyd had
reviewed the parade the encaup-
ment officers proceeded 10 the girls
high school. which had been chosen
as the grand asylum. where EXON
gresham Breekinrfaee delivered the
address % welcome.
With the response by the grand
master the conetava thus formally
opened.
There were 40 mounted knights
in line.
one particularly striking body was
that Of California eommandery No. /
Sixty knights were on coal black
horses. while the commander vas on
a pure white steed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-27
New Ambulance

The new private ambulance which
Capt Hogie has built will be put in
to commission in n few days II is
now NJ the quarters Of the city ann
bulanee corner OF Firth avenue and
James street. This new conveyance
will be used exclusively for private
calls. The old ambulance Will do the
city work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-27

coNsTANTrNoPLE Aug 2The porte
broken.
ambassador a
handed
"A semioeiai communication regarding
the trouble wifi = given
effected with with the
foYai
Noniss
August affairs telegraphed
h nat the
ssd requested NJ
INFORM the orders to depart
Ausnst Y n. communication to the
AAEat - been kept M constans left
tsatantlnotde
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-27
w. /. Smiley Bound Over

". :. Smiley. the Globe Laundry
driver who ts accused by his former
employer, ". u. Weaver. uf hav-
Ing embezrled IS SIS. was bound over
10 the superior court for trial BY
Justice Cam yesterday afternoon.
HIS bonds were fixed at SO. and l.
r. Ellis and John utetrieks went
surety.
Smiley contends that he Rad MADE
an arrangement with Weaver 70 par
hack the money. but the laundry
uIanaRe denies this. lie says that
Smiley used. for private purposes.
the eompauyss money.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-27
FATALITY

BEAUMONT. Tex. Aug. five
more men we're killed today by the
great oil gasher struck Monday.
and which caused two deaths 1t
that time. The men killed today
were attempting - shut OF the I'm
rsenae output of the Well- when they
We're overcome by gas The Well -
stiii spoutinE Immense Quantities %
Gil. OveE ie4. geo barrels have al
ready been wasted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-27
tStttttt $3.50 tSttttstkttttttAAttt
NOW ADAMS MAS HIS SAY
"l SAVED TINE BRooKLvN FROM
BEING RAMMED"

bellows FALLS Vt. Aue gi.-walt H. Adams Of dioueea-
Mass who visiting friends bee "a seaman on the
hrookyn, ana stationed At the wheel the
lie that the public daa loop brooklyn
made entirely and that the
by the hips officers and the result
While Adams at the m fu vie
pointing a the Of ranmnR the
brooklyn amdahp the order
Commander Iladgktna
wheel hard down. which would Brooklyn directly to
ward che ViEeaya
Adamh understood perfectly faxalunaffv
the order
brooklyn aarboard fun hs
spanish ship Noticing his mistake he
down. and setting the loon was
formed. which, Adams in
lie says his involuntary mistake undoubtedly
brooklyn
4 4 d a 4 4 4 A a . a .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-27
"A DEVIL

WASHINGTON. D. 9. Aug. H.
Taymaatsr R0bt. Burton Rodney d
thu United States navy. In petition
ing for a divorce from his wife. re
fers to her as "a beautiful devil.
being possessed Of an uuRovernable
ind satanic temper and losing con-
troll Of Il at the least chance and
without any provocation whatever.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-27
BOY BURGLARS
Frank Gait, the Last OF the Gang,
Caught

Frank Gait. the last Of the gang
OF Ave small boy burglars. VAS ar
rested b. Detective phllhrick last
night. Although Gait l. but II
years old. ha has \ reputation Of be
Ing a desperate criminal. The police
are certain that this lot af boys.
ranging in ake from 10 20 Il years.
robbed two houses. They viii prob
ably be sent 20 the reform school.