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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-28
SENATOR
SEWELL
Dies at His Home in
Camden, N. J.

CAMDEN. N. j.. Dec. 2s-u. T.,
senator WIN. Joyce sewor died at
his home yesterday He had
been seriously Wl for several days,
his ease being diagnosed az one u
Diabetes, With pulmonary complica-
tiunA.
bulletins issued ycaterdny we're 20
the effect that he was eighty lime
proved. but thls morning he was ap-
pareptiy weaker shortly after > 80
o'clock this morning hc WIS selxed
with a sinking spell and IN 10 min-
utrH was dead Every member Of
his family was az his bedside.
Prominent Career
Senator Scweli was an friahman
By birth. the place ~ his nativity
being Caatleboro. ireland. lie was
bora Dec O. ix15 WIN hia parents
be came 20 the United States in 1851.
lie served with distinction during
the civil war. rising frum the ranks
81 captain TO that % brcvrf briRa-
der general After the war he en-
gagged ia the railroad and banking
business
From 1874 60 1851 he served In the
state senate. From 1881 20 tss5 he
was N the United States senate,
and again from 1895 10 the time OF
his death.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-28
In Hotels


numbered among prominent hotel
arrivals today are.
AT the Butier-Robcrt s. Hyde. OF
Cascade Locks. Ore. Edw. T.. Blake.
Of Hadloek. Homer ~. Swaney Of
Port Townsend. Charles Yuen, Chi
nesa contractor from Portland, Ore.
At the Seattle-Iver Yates. bust
ness man OF Kent. r. Taylor. of
Kansas city, Mo. J. pepper. of SEN
tinel Island, Alaska. John Lyons, Of
Valdes. Alaska.
At the Northern-~W. A. Abernethy.
OF Nome. J, @. Irvine. of Bawers-
field, Cal. A. EnRelhardt. of Vie
toria. y. c., o. Salisbury. Of Tacoma.
At the stevens-H Williams, Of
Vancouver; Capt. Charles y iomquist.
~ Dawson; +. a. Mslron. 0f LaCon-
nor; r. =. Hannaford. Of Tacoma.
At the Rainier Grand-A. II.
Rohrer, Of San Francisco. Philip
Buehuer and l.. T. Williams. Of
Portland. II. NJ. strsmberE. OF New
Westminster
At the Diller-A. G. Jones. prasl-
dent Of Vashon College: ]. +. Arm
strong. hotel man of KanRley. r. l..
Gaudette. shinglemlll man Of what
com; J. w. Currie, lumberman Of
EdmondH; Frank Sturdy. merchant
Of Olympia.
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scvcn years lie wants the police
Co find lien.
Perhaps In IaEi
Mrs. Eva uolatcln 81 salt Lake
Cit. writes letter asking che
whereabouts OF Marie FrcdcriCks or
Brown. whom she describes as q ne
tie cripple woman with a decided
French accent, From the deacrip-
tlon 70 ia thought that the little wo-
man was recently sent Co prison FOR
laveny from the person. committed
In this city,
George n. Gilbert 90 Syracuse. New
York, has written tu ask u the adj
dress OF VIM Gilbert fl known, Hts
estate has been left to him.
Mrs, Eli Nelson 20 Chicago Wishes
TO find her son Emil Nolaon, be-
lcNcd 60 be Ia seattle
The address uf Y. II. Nitche has
been asked BY J. w Kraft Of Haa-
elton, Pa.
Mrs. ], L. seheu OF san Francisco,
wants 20 find steve McFnuu
John Doyle 81 81 Paul f. anxious
10 ascertain the whereabouts 90
oliver NJ iiklnR, q bar tender
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-28
REACHING OUT
Local Factory Which Sells Beyond
the Seas

The Denny Clay Company has Jrsnt
received from q firm % street con
tractors az Manila an order for 100.
700 vitrlried brick, which win b. used
60 pave ono 81 The streets ~ the
metropolis ~ the Philippines.
Recently the contractors cabiei 90
several vifriaed brick mAnufnctur-
ing arms Ia this country TO quote
their beat prices on brick. pTices
were at once sent by the local Arm
and In few days an order was
cshivd for 100000 bricks.
The plant OF the Denny Clay Com
pany u located at Van ASSET. and IL
Hssictly Seattle concern. itH rUpu-
tatlon sSr brickmaking extends far
into the East
The order just given n a trial or
der n found satisfactory. and thefe
n little doubt but that the order vii
nir~t the approval % thr Manila
firm. the Dvnny Clay Company b.
iisvea u viii BE- able to work up n bis
trade In the Philippines THIS mrans
that tho local plant Wili be greatly
enlarged ard the psopie of Seattle
VII not only get the benefit ~ the
wages from an Increased force ~
men. bur also ;hc advertise u~nt that
II will give the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-28
MORTALITY RECORD

The funeral Of Dr. Charles Forbes
war held from the county hospital
az south Seattle at J o'clock this af-
ternoan. Rev. !. T. u. Llwyd Of
feiated. fntarfnefs was In Lake
View cemetery.
The Infant dAuFhier Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Sehults died yesterday 81
gTio Elliott avenue. North Seattle.
The interrneut was made az Aft.
Pleasant cemetery al o'clock this
afternoon IN charge Of the Collins,
sherman, Foley Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-28
WILL SUCCEED
H. S. STEBBINS

G. F. Osborne. agent for the Erie
railroad. now at Minneapolis. has
been appointed general agent % that
road TOR the Pacific Northwest. 10
BE- stationed in Seattle. Advicsm TO
this effect were received this morn
Ing az the local Ofkira ~ the Erie
dispatch. This - the FIRST know
ledge that has been received as to
who would succeed n. 4 StebbinA.
former agent Of tho Erie dispatch
for the Pacific Northwest.
Mr.. Osborne has long been In the
service of the road and win come
here as a thoroughly tried and ex-
perienceti official
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-28
TO INCORPORATE
West Seattle Citizens Are IN Favor
Of Municipality

West Seattle VIII probably tncor-
porate as . t0wn 81 the fourth clasH
very soon. The committee II the
Cord Roads clnb of that place
which was appointed about two
months ago % d~rsde between fncoF-
poFaiion and annexation 10 this city
has reported fHyurabiy ca iuCorrafa
tion. and drawe Up resolutions 20
that effect In the resolutions ~ the
COMMITTEES, y II set up that " would
be un@isa % annex 20 Seattle al the
present ttn4e. as thsr needs could
distance.
Petitions for Incorporation arr he.
fnE riFcuia ted and the same viii b..
placed before this board II county
commissioners. as sedn az the re-
aaired number Of nanna has been
secured
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-28
UNFAITAFUL TO TRUST
Young Baxter, Bookkeeper OF Seattle Brewing Company
Alleged to Be Missing With $500 Of COmpany's
Money-Warrant Out for His Arrest

him. ON Christmas day nc was seen
ia the office. Yesterday morning he
had disappeared.
As he dld not come TO work the
cash was looked into and Il was
found that 5000 was missing. IL has
been learned that Baxter h a Single
man. residing az nos Fifth avenue.
Ills home is believed 60 be in Vir-
glnla.
The police have no Information as
20 Bakers private character, II Ia
mtimatcd. however, that the young
hoolkccpcr WIS fond OF card play
ing and wumen's society
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-28
Sunday Themes
ssessss~s~%e$tSSSs~S~>S'

Wcstminater proabytcrian Church
! aNoV Hugh Gilchriat, pastor. A.
II n. m. address ON Municipal ~
FORM" BY Or. J. y. Thorna. i.5o 3.
1 M. Job"
Second Prcabyterian Church-itev.
W. A. Major. pastor. A. ~ "a. NJ.
The spent Year, 1880 y. M. Man r
! Duty Toward God"
United Presbyterian Church Rev,
w, a. Apnuldinf. pastor. ~ ~ y. M.
This Year Also" 30 .. m. Hpeclg
prayer service.
Calvary Presbyterian Church
J Rev. Donald Ross. pastor. The pas
tor VIII preach his farewell sermon
la the morning. ON account ~ III
health Mr. Ross viii retire from the
ministry.
plymouth Congregational Church
Rev W. ". q. Temple, pastor. At
~ a. m. Much More Yet" al 80 y.
m. Christ An IN An"
Taylor cunRrs Fatipnnl Church
Rev =. l.. Woods. pastor a. ~ a.
w.. The Birth OF christ. 1850 y. M,
'"fh" Nature 81 Prayer"
First NJ y. Church-llov. Il. NJ
Randall pastor. A. ~ q. M. Tray
err" i;3O D. M. - Divine Guest"
Battery street ~. T.. Church-Hsv.
~. -. brown, pastor AZ II .. M.
What Can 1 Dor 20 =. M, Look
ing over the Record"
AHhury 81. n. Church. Fremont
Rev A. w. burroughs pastor Al
10 80 n. m. New Years service; .
1850 .. m. Resolution 1870 .. m.
Rev Matthew BIRD win preach ne
ipr KIDS Han Green Lake. in the
piece 81 Dr. Burroughs.
First Baptist church, l.. 4.
Bowermnn pastor. 40 II "A. m, THE
Loving Kindness That II Bcttsr
Than Life." T,3o y. m. The iill ~
Palms. n Vision Of Heaven" The
electrical display given Christmas
eve will be repeated.
Methodist Protestant Church--Hev.
r. Y. Reyelie. pastor. A. II a, m.
address by Mrs Margaret r.. ciapp
president ~ the Htnte Women r
Christian Temperance Union, 1880
u. M. special Christian Endehvor ex-
efciaNn led BY George WeNelie.
Trinity Parish Church Rev. " ~.
Gowan pastor A. ~ a. m. The
child and the Emperor. % =. m.
Mans Place IN Nature"
Rt MARKS FpscoraiiaH church
REV. J y. ~. fiwgd. pastor At ~
"A. m. sermon hy REV. ~ ~ ~ Hell
ESQ ., M. The Nnn Called out ~
Egypt"
Firsf Unitarian CHURCH. Rev. W
-, Slmonda. pastor. ~ II a. m.
Biographical address Theodore
Parker" The address win be intro
duced by a bricf tribute 20 the late
Governor John ". Rogers.
Rsnsn csthelie chHrehss
Church ~ our Lady - Good Help
Rev. y. X. Prcfontaine pastor
Low mass and services al and 10 30
a. m. mass and services ~ Z y. m..
Sunday school NJ p. m.
Sacred Heart Chuffh--Rev. George
Hil pastor Low mass aud service
at 10 - a IA. Sunday school Al s:i5
a. m. venpcrH and services AZ $50
y. IN,
Church % the immaculate Cuncep-
tion-Rev. ". swere. pastor. Losr
mass. 7 20 y. m. low nasa ana ser
mon. s80 n. m. high mass ana ser
mon. 1870 n. m. sunday school.
~ p. m. rosary ana benediction.
Z. % .. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-28
LONG LIST
or MISSING
Police Receive Many Inquiries
About Lost Persons

Many people out In this Western
country have strayed away from
their homes In the East in the hope
~ making a fortune. Some have de-
serted their families, and others have
neglected 30 write home. Letters
asking for these persons are receiv-
ed daily by Detective Tenant at
police headquarters. Any infOrma-
ton regarding these people IL gladly
received by him.
A letter has been received from
Mrs. +. II. McKeon Of San Fran
cisco who II very anxious 10 find
the address Of her son Joseph J. Nc
Keou. He came 20 Seattle three
years ago and has not written 10
his folks since.
G. NJ. Haddy Of Los Angeles, Cal,
has q brother. Benjamin a. Haddy,
from whom he has not heard In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-28
GOOD SHEPHERDS
SINCERE THANKS

Christmas day az the HouAe OF the
Good Shepherd WAS q most happy
one for the Orphans and other In
mates Of the institution. and the sis
terH return Alucere and heartfelt
thanks to their many kind friends
who 30 generously aided towards
making the dinner a bountiful one
FOR their little charges.
That the coming year may be "a
bright and happy one for their
friends and benefactora. r. the Hin-
ceFe wish Of All IN the home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-28

W. J. Baxter. aged IS years, and
until Christmas hookkeeper Of the
Seattle Brewing ana Mailing Com.
psny, has disappeared and Is al
Legged 10 have taken with him the
sum d SEQ from the company's safe.
a warrant charging Baxter with
Rrand larceny has been sworn cut
from Justice Cams court BY ]. q.
Fox. secretary ~ the company,
Baxter has been IN the employ Of
the brewing company fer about two
years, He had access to the safe and
implicit confidence WIS rvpesed in
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-28
Says Ne Was Robbed

Chax. Conrady. until yesterday one
Of the pr0prtef0rs 81 the Shamrock
eafDun or Main street between
Third and Fourth avenues. was ar
rested by Detective Barbee this az
teFnoon on the charge Of grand lar
ceny. John Corners n the COM
planning witness.
Corners says that he went to sleep
tn the Shamrock saloon Christmas
with about $40 and a watch IN hts
pockets. when he awoke conrady
came 10 him and gave him s. and
the watch. The ts5 vas missing.
conrady says that some one in
the saloon gave him the watch and
money. but the story lid not 20.
and Conrady r. in the tolls Yester-
day morning he sold out his inter-
est IN the saloon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-28
WEST SEATTLE
ELECTRIC ROAD

At recent conferences betwsea tn
railway committee OF the West se-
attic Good Roads Clubs and officials
Of the Seattle Electric Company !,
waH stated that " the club could
guarantee adequate Subsidies the Sc
attic Electric Company would prob
ably build a road connecting West
Seattle with the city within the com
ing year
In view % this fact the West seat
lie road VIII probably be built very
aoon. q. W. Jennings. president of
the Good Roads Club. says: West
Seattle wiz raise subsidies In land
and notes and We are confident they
Will be sufficient to warrant the
building ~ the road"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-28

Temple Of the Living God"
The TheuHophiral H0cifty, Amhndh
Lodge. meets nt Ills Third avenue
tomorrow ht 80 3. m Lecture ~
ThomnH A. Harness subject. 1.-THE
Teachings ~ Theos3phV'
pfukfcasive apiritufhgiS. Forest
efH' hall SIS First avenue. Lecture
and Psychic dem9nHifatiDnH ~ 'hhh.
j. Anderson. the boy orator. Hun1ny
az 1.30 O'Clock. al are welcome
Seats free.
The Floating Christian Endcavor
Society ulli hold services on the Brit
irh ship Nelson. al the Moran Bros,
dock NJ 300 J.. m All nsilorH Ia the
Seattle hhrbor are invited TO attend.
A comfort bag vii be- given ~ "a
ChrlHtmaH present 10 each sailor at
tending
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-28
Lake Washington Canal

Judge Roger Il Greene chairman
~ the special COMMITTEES ~ the
chamber ~ commerce on thr Lake
Washington canal has resolved com.
munieasiQns frurm Senators Addison
y. Foster and George Turner, stat
inE that n the rivers and hnrborn bin
could be put through congress at
this session. there would BE- little
doubt that u would carry something
Tor the canal
The COMMITTEES has hopes thna
liberal appropriation will be- madxVy
con gfees,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-28
BAERENRElGE

Last night the older members IN
the Seattle Turn-vrrcin elected the
officers ~ the BnerenrieRe as foi-
lows. First growieF. A. ~ Springer
second Rfawler y. W Wlnkler
scratching beHr y. X. Hchaefer
uqoneyeaek hear, George Rnuech. or
der beHf * Mieehke.
Each member - the order has been
dubbed a peculiar name applicable
20 bruin. Meeting uieht VIII be-
Thursday Of each week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-28
JUST A TRIFLE
UP AGAINST 1T

John Burke. a newahuy. was ar
rested b. officer Gilbert this morn
ing as a vaErant
Martin Wsatwsck is In custody on
the charge - dt#orderiy conduct.
Mike Hart attempted to steal an
overcnat from a dummy In front %
an Occidental avenue store last
evening. and vas arrested by Pc
iiccman sChannman Iudse Miller
fined him ta9. lie viii work IL out.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-28
Ell CAPTAIN HANDY

Chlef Deputy Curcoran. 81 the
sherius office. L. sending cut bills
Ia English and spanish offering $3.50
reward Tor the apprehension of Cap
tain Handy. or ~ Captain Handy. as
the spanish bins have a. The Span
ish BILLS were printed in san Fran
cisco. rs there In not printing
house Ga Seattle which has the ae-
cented letters used IN Spanish.
The Spanish bills Will b. sent Co
the southern republics, az ''Ei Capt
tan" - supposed to be IN Mexico.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-28
SUBURBAN SCHOOLS

The South Seattle schools win open
Monday A holiday wiii b. given
New Years day.
Schools 81 Georgetown md the
Maple school az Van Asset VIII
open Monday, January g.
The school at South PARK Will
open Monday with no holiday On
New Years day. THE reason for
This f. that the school got started ~
Late IN the fall that every day IL
need 90 catch up.
The Ray school at Van ASSET viii
open Monday with a holiday on
New Years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-28
Y. NJ. C. A. NOTES

Rev. W. A. spaulding viii address
the Young Mems Christian aasocia-
tion tomorrow afternoon In the as-
Hoclatlon rooms. His subject will
be, The Benefit Of Good Resoiu-
lions" The subsequent fellowship
lunch VIII be addressed by Secretary
a. s. Allen on Taking Stock"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-28
The MARKETS
JosBInG QUOTATIONS
CORRECTED DAILYD
Green Fruit

Lemons-si 76as2.7s a box: cooking
apples, e5c4 800. eating apples. 81 81
ei75. oranges. st.85095a. banh mas,
t2.0pMt2s0. pears. fi.e04t2b. Cali
fOrnia grapes, ti.00f 81 80: cranbsr-
ries. 1000 pet bbl. ounces. 7sc8
100. porsimmons. Si.250t.50 per box;
grape fruit, sto0utb00 per box. pom
egranatea. fi.50lt15, pincapples.
$500 per dozen. Jap oranges. soc !.
Seeding oranges. yL75020o. lines.
400 case: tangeriu'cs. ti.U.
Vegetables
Potatoes f2tO0G27.O0 a ton: beets.
T9cMsi % per sack: carrots. sou e0c
per sack. lettuce, si50at.e0 per case.
turnips. 50ffI5c. garlic, &C.: cabbage.
Ibcfefi % per cwt, peppers, 7bcfb
81 50 per ease. husks. zoe. celery. 25ap
7ac per doz. sweet potatoes. 81 80 per
cwt; Chill peppers, 25Q zoe. sauer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-28
Sank FIre shots h MY Yard''

G. H. smith 81 iut 4. Fir street.
has been arrested on the charge
~ diachareing firearms In the city
dimitH. Mrs tixsir Miller. a neigh
hor., H. the complainant. Mr., Mli-
Ter alleges that smith fired several
shots Into her yard Christmas. and
nearly hit her
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-28
To Furnish Storehouse

Plans and specifications have been
received at the chamber 81 com
nerce for furnishing tha new store.
houEs 70 the Puget Sound Navy
yard. The specifications include the
heating apparatus. locomotive steam
crane aud general supplies Pros
pective contractors are permitted to
examine the plans.
Sterling Pianos. Hcichert's 10
Union.
Ladies Furs made and repaired
g. G. Berg. 1919 Third ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-28
CHAUNCEY
MARRIED

NICE. italy. Dee. Ex-senator
Chaunccy NJ. Depsw and Miss May
Palmer went through civil mar
risEr ceremony ~ the UuiFed States
consulate yesterday afternoon.
The bride was charminsly dressed.
The religious ceremonies take place
tomorrow. first ia the Catholic
church. to which the bride bslonka
and second In the Episcopal church.
OF which Mr.. pepew ~ n member.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-28
INSURANCE
COMPANY
Is LIABLE
Jury Finds Verdict for HnekIey In
Whisworth Case

Timothy ID. HinckIey has just
been presented BY a jury In the
federal ceurt with a verdict Cor the
fun amount due upon the note which
he gave 20 Lawrence WhitwDrth as
the first premium upon a lie iusur-
ance policy applied for by his son.
Walter Hinckiey. As several times
told. the Insurance was never issued.
bHt Whitworth discounted the note,
and ~ now under sentence of two
years for eunbezxlenent. hincklsy
was obliged 20 pay the note, and has
scored FIRST blood IN his fight with
the insurance company 20 recover
the money. The case VIII doubtless
be appealed.
Jnags Esnferds's chargs
After the argument was concluded
Judg~ Hanford charged the Jury al
follows.
Gentlemen. there IN but one aue8-
ton in the case. This question the
court said was. whether or not Whit
worth was the agent ~ the insur-
ance company. The evidence was
undisputed that he was not a duly
commissioned agent for the purpose
Of collecting money There wa
therefore no question % estoppeL
The court. however. instructed the
Jury that n whitworth had been in
the habit % acting ia that capacity.
and hts assumption ~ such author
ity had been upheld by the company
BY ratifyinR his acts. Il could right
fully be held responsible foF what
ever he may have done consistent
with his ordinary course u conduct
IN dealing with the company's busi-
ness.
Eatitlse 10 Any Advaatage
The court further instructed that
II maftered not whether Hinckley
knew ~ such conduct. and its ac-
ceptance By the company. He was
entitled, az one Of the public, 20
take advantage 81 any liability
thrown upon the company by its
customary manner Of dealing with
the person assuming % be It's agent.
This was little short OF an lnatruc-
ton for a verdict IN favor Of the
plaintiff. since he had proven that
WhitwOrth had often made cOliec-
tions for the company. and the Jury
apparently took that view Of II, as
they were out but a short time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-28
WARS0N CASE

The municipal civil service com
mission will nueet on Monday night
10 pass upon the papers OF the re-
cent exa limitations
The commission win also probably
take mp the request Of II. l. Warson
for an Investigation Of his removal
from the city comptrolleF'a ofElce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-28
BUILDING PERMITS

The following building permits
have been issued IN the city engin-
GERS officc To Clark O'Bryan. 1906
y Republican street, HISTORY frame
house. 1900. ". ~ Pride. 22it Queen
Anne avenue. f-stary frame house.
fTeq: c. l. Epangard. 900 Second
avenue north. history frame house,
$40: ~. 3 Upper. 1919 r. Jefferson
street. ~ STORY frame house. 1900
clark O'Brynn. 17s Sixteenth avenue,
~ STORY frame house. 800.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-28
Tampieo Arrives

The steamer Tampico. ~ the Globe
Navigation Company line. arrived
az noon today from Honolulu with a
general cargo Of freight She care
ried no passengers. The Tamplcp
arrived az Port Townsend Sunday
morning last and has been detained
In quarantine At Diamond Point
since then.
The authorities adopt these meas
ures with all vessels haillng from
the Hawaiian islands, on account ~
the prevalence Of the bubonie plague
there
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-28
OUT OF RESPECT
FOR THE GOVERNOR
Judge HanIord Adiourns Federal
Court

When the United States court con-
vened yesterday morning. ex4 Senator
T. y. Alien rnse and moved that after
the transaction Of necessary bust
ness the court adjourn out Of respect
to the memory ~ Gov Rogers.
Judge Hanf0rd made few appro-
pirate remarks upon the life and
character ~ tf1s late governor and
said that after the disposition ~
the Hinckiey case the court would
stand adjourned until this mornigiR.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-28
THEIR PASTOR
AND HIS WIFE

Rev. T. p. ReveI1e Nas the ra-
eipleut OF n beautiful gold watch on
Christmas day. The Gift was q token
Of esteem from his congregation.
Mrs. ReVeile received 80 in gold
from the same source.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-28
PRAISE DEWET

LONDON. Dec. 1s.--ffen. Kitchener
ativises as follows from Johannes
burg.
0ea. Euntle reports that on Dec
- Col. Firman's camp at Zeefontein
was successfully rushed by a strong
rommando under Dewet. ard that
tw0 guns were captured. The Beers
are being purused BY two regiments
rf Hight horse
LONDON. Dec. 9s.-The papers to-
day are crnwfnw about psssmyss bold
stroke az Tweefontein and even me
ministerial organs depIore the lack
~ Information regarding the en-
xagemcnf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-28
BATTLE

COLON, Dee g. News received
today tells 81 a battle az Hondo. on
Masdaiena river. December 9th. be-
tween revoiutionfsts led by General
Marin, and government forces The
rebels were repuIsed- Four hundred
casualfiea are rersorted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-28
WRECKED
BY STORM
Shipping Suffered Heavily
IN the Gale

PORT TOWNSEND. Dec. sS.~The
storm which commenced Christmas
nixht and continued the next day.
caused considerable damage in this
seStiou and along the straits q
Juan g. Faca shipping suffered
heavily, and three vessels are ashore.
TIE Packard - ashore on Trial is
land. and tie Santa Clara IL also
ashore on Discovery island. Partic-
ulNrs 81 these disasters are not OBJ
tainahie. as al wires north are
down.
The storm di1 considerable dam
&we here A number ~ buildings
were partially wrecked and the Pa
sftar Steel Co.'S iron furnace closed
down on acc0uut % damage done by
the stcFun a. the moulding house,
which Was wrecked. The Storm was
The wotSt even known la this Sec
tlun.