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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-26
SHE BEHAVED
LIKE A LADY



May ROCKERS. 6tsrespcstfNiiy Known
as Baby Itexers. Il ths center OF
attraction In The criminal branch Of
the superior court today. May was
cnc~ IN. wife of the late Bottom
Rogers. for several years scatgie's
chief 81 police. Her present occu-
patton 10 mixing things below she
line She II on trial for larceny
from tbs person Of a male party with
whom she WAS jointly celebrating
the approach Of Thsnksgiying. May
waa iibersi about II. too. II was
testified by witnesses for the state
that she spent over the bar part 81
the money sha In accused OF alb
strRcting. Yet neither the man in
this case nor the bartender was sat
infis6 with that evidence Of good feb
iowship. and they have united IN
prosecuting the case.
May went on the stand IN her own
behalf and told plausible tale OF
iniurrd Innocence fhr denied that
she had deported herself otherwise
than as a lady should. An. protest
esi ia answer 10 questions by Prose-
cutor Faben that abe had not fought
The officer who arrested her. and was
especially Efissed az the suggestion
that she had embelilshfd the drama
with language so shocking that II
jarred even tanderioin tympanuns.
The cAae Will 20 70 the jury this
afternoon.
She was found guilty In ten min
uiea' time by the jury.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-26
OPERATE BY
STEAM HEAT
Bill introduced In Council Tor the
Seattle Electric Company

A hi wss introduced In council
last night granting 10 the Seattle
Electric Co. the right 10 lay down.
maintain and operate pipes for the
purpose % conducting steam for the
heating % buildings. conducting va
ter 70 sxtinRuiah fires. and as mo-
tive power for The operation Of sie-
vatora IN the following streets.
Beginning sf Madison and THIRD
avenue. running eaHt TO Fifth ave
nue. south 10 Ysslsr way. east 70
Sixth avenue south. south 90 King
street, west 20 Railroad avenue.
north "a Main. east to Third avenue
south. north 10 xenler way. west to
Third avenue and north to the place
OF beginning
The franchise II to run 20 years
and " not 10 BE- exclusive. and tho
pipes laid ehsii not interfere with
any other mains - laid.
other nsw bills introduced are as
follows.
Appropriatine $500 to pay the court
costs IN appealing the suit Of J. W
Thompson agninst the city 10 re-
strain II from collecting coatH OF tho
Improvement Of Weller street The
appeal In 10 be taken from Judge
fganforda court. confirming the
plot of the city Gardens Ia Nc
Naught'M addition to Central ga-
attic. Apprnrriatlng s7Eo 70 make
improvements In the city stables.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-26
RATE WAR
ON FRISCO
BUSINESS
Three Companies May 90 Involved
IN Lowering Rates

Evidences Of an impending rate
war among the steamship compan-
les operating between this city and
San Francisco are becoming Hppar-
ent. There are three Of these COM
panies-the Pacific Coast, Pollard
and I(ruse. The rate which has pre-
vailed for some time. and which ~
atm maintained BY the Pacific Coast
co. Ia sls first class and $40 second
For some time the Kruae line has
offered n rate OF Slb and IS for first
and second class respectively on
their nteamefR j. y. Kimbnll ana
Sants Ana. The Pollard people who
maintained this last rate for some
time have recently cut 10 si2 first
class. This IL for passage on the
steamers rainier and Coronado. Al
though the Pacific Coast co. hns
nteadfastly refused To cut, they may
he forced 10 by the action or the
other companies. As other stcnmcrs
may no on the run In the near flu
ture, the situation In only compli-
Gated the more.
Mr. l.. H. Gray. the local repre-
sentative u the Pollard SteamHhip
Line. when asked thiH morning as
10 tina possibility OF a steamship
war between this city and san
Francisco. denied that his company
ia cutting rates. In discussing the
matter Mr.. Gray said
In relation TO the talk regarding
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-26
MANY PEOPLE
GONE ASTRAY
fearful Little Letter From Crippled
Child In Chicago

An unusually pathetic letter from
a little cripple Eirl, Agnes Neil OF
Chicago. was received BY Detective
Chas. A. Tenant Of the Seattle POI
lice force. today. She il a little girl
about Is years OF age, and. as she
expresses IL. "ail crippled up" She
lives at No. DE kalb street. Her
papa left home several years ago.
and she wants the Seattle police to
send him home.
Andrew w. Neil IN the fathers
name. He II machinist and en-
gineer. The child ends up her lit
tie letter with the quotation. IF
you do 1t unto one Of the least OF
these. you do It unto me-" The
simple appeal touched the hearts
OF every one Of the big policemen
who read the mlssive.
chas. ferken Of Butte. Mont, has
asked the police to find II Frank
orion IL still alive. He was last
heard from at Col First avenue.
Seattle.
r. ". Tanner. an attorney of Col
umbus. o.. Wishes 60 find the peo-
pie who are renting the property
owned by Mra Carrie Walker. lie
believes Mrs. walker Is dead.
The Home circle Library associa-
tlon. of Chicago. has asked the Se-
attic police to find ]. y. Donnellan,
who is thought TO be Seattle city
employer
Mrs. Mary 70. Kettering. a nurse
in the Soldiera' Orphans home. OF
Normal. H., wishes 20 know II her
son. clyde III. kettering, Is dead or
living.
Mrs. NJ. a. Pettroff OF $50 North
Flores street, san Antonio, Tex,
wishes 20 know the whereabouts OF
her daughter, Mrs Daisy craig,
wife Of kid craig. saloon keep
or who recently owned a place IN Sc
attic.
j. II. RAIDER Of Kellogg, or, states
that hts brother, G. II. RAIDER. should
have arrived home from Whatcom
several weeks ago. He fears the
young man has met foul play In Sc
attic.
N. r. Davenport OF Worcester,
Mass, wishes 60 know II Mrs. susan
b. Byrnes or Mrs. S. u. stewart are
now in Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-26
BREWERY
Big Plant Bought
in New York
FOR SEATTLE

NEW YORK. Nov. ss.--o,to Mces-
he. the weil-known brewer Of Mus
kssan. Mich.. Ia buying here a no.
sabiy compIcte plant Of machinery
and brewery apparatda.
Afr. Msssks states that HIS pur-
chases are being made for a large
brewery he win establish in scat
tie. Wash. 10 cost between siea. 900
and slss.oco.
Mr.. Mcesks recently made visit
20 the Pacific coast. spending sav-
efaI weeks IN looking for a location.
He found. ne says. that Seattle
was the beat suited Of any city h.
visited. and ne thiaks there IL no
city on The Coast that has brighter
business outlook.
Therefore 10 decided to invest hz
money In aeafffa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-26
FIELD FOR
SWINDLINC
Eastern Bunko Men Endeav-
or TO Get Seattle Money

-ore~n goods. msn continue 20
make this city = field for their OPP
sfstionM =: =. III turned ever zEI
men today 70 tha po@smaatsF. who.
in turn. yin place the letter IN the
hands o. the secret service Officials.
The better IN nsxned J. w. Eilis.
Grsenvsiis. New Jersey. Tss person
pnrpoFtIng 70 be ElIis. represents
hisnerlf ne a bold aud accurate coun.
t~rfeitsr. ard he sers for $500 ha xIIi
eel q fortune Of his bogus money.
Scores ~ letters Of this dsscrip~
ton are rcraived through the lncai
postofftcs every month. ana turned
over % the secret sersica officials.
This officials have. hy numerous
means. warned tbs public Of THESE
green goods swindlsra
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-26

Mr.. Fisher then mwoke and came
70 the realization that the intruder
was nervy burglar, and that he
might a. well humor him.
he Got Ten Dollars
AN the money have IL in my
pants pocket over on tine chair. " an
awered Mr.. Fisher IN as soothing a
tone - he could Command 1r
Fisher says that was a falaehood.
but under the circumstance n is
excuaable. The robDer searched the
pockets Of the trousers ana fo,ua
80 IN silver. lie then transacted me
bureau drawers and found two gold
watehea.
= don't want these" he said.
money Ia what I arm after"
Disn't Want JswsIry
re did not take the teweIry. lie
called 70 his partner VINO vas az
guard outside of the door. and back.
ga out u the room.
IN the dark Mr.. Fisher could not
not. NM is'''FeiS VI
Immediately after the occurrence
we FAMILY was greatly excited and
pgilce headquarters was notified By
Detective Gam corbett made an
investigation ~ the affair ana found
that the robbers had gained an
trance 70 the house through tbe go :
door, which had been opaned Nv
means Of nippers.
The Job, the police think. wae dope
~ oid-tlmefn who thoroughly know
their business.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-26
FISH TENDER
RAINIER COMES
BACK TO PORT
The Engineer and FRemen ASSIGN
Reason TO Faulty Pumps

Home more work for the United
States marine inspectors viii he the
result ~ return to port last night
Of the fish tender Rainier. belong.
Ing % Chlopeck Bros. Capt. Weld
ing returned 20 port only because ~
the refusal Of some his engineers
and firemen 10 work. They assign
as the reason for their refusal, the
failure If the steamers pumps.
The Rainier left port wednesday
bound for Dixon banks. Rough
weather WAS encountered from the
first. a large quantity Of water was
shipped. which disabled the pumpa.
Assigning this as the reason for
their delinquency, Assistant Engin-
eer Gale and two firemen refused 20
work ANY longer. and the steamer
was brought back. A new crew has
been secured and she will sail again
tonight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-26
hrs. FISHER CRAWLED UNDER
COVERS AT BURGLARS ORDER
NO SoId Thieves Enter East Spruce Street Residence
and Create Some UnpIeasantness They We're Only
amer Money and Refused to Take jewslry

An exciting adventure Win bur
49, 'oeM place At the residence Of
rtsnsr a. 1910 East Spruce
$3.50 81 an early hour this morn
me hnanuounced appearance
2. Two neryy thieves threw the FAM
ay into great state q alarm. Ths
discovery Of one Of them al ne 80
room occupied By Mr.. ana ~
Fisher III not deter the thiee 80.
bis purpose u robblnR the hos,aa
lie asked for, and received. iufor,oa !.
tipn concerning the whereabouts ~
certain money. He found hi ana
Win bis partner made good ria e.
sape. Airs. Fisher first 1iscoverea
tne Intruder. but she was tod h.
49, 49, quiet until the burglars had
disappeared.
How |. All Hsppsnss
Sn2rtly after 9 O'Clock this morn
ing mrs. Fisher was awakened by a
noase m hsF room. she hooked
@ve me apartment and saw 4
800 svin Close to the floor. Al
~ ~, - was thoroughly frightened,
49, -. thsn .ngazht that the INTRUDER
VS. ..s.l lsf nttle daughter.
Mr. ~ r..,i = that you Carrier" asked
No: his ain't Carrie. ca,ne :
nersn yoice from the i,yees,nv - =
we shadowy form. Fan M W., ao,' -
snut W and get under them h,a 49,
hetz there viii be troubie.s "'''''-
. sf4Nied uade tae clcshn.
MIS- Fisher crawled unsar ~.
eovera- ard stayed there. '"N
wnefe y your money? Tel, ma
su'ekiys said the man Ia the rse ~,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-26

a passenger rate war between Seat
tie and fan Francisco. Cal. 30 far
"A our line. the Pollard steamship
Company. II concarusd. ne are not
cutting rates. our ntentnsrs plying
between Seattle ard frisco are
freight carriers and nlne-tnntbN If
the ships space Ia taken MI with
freight When we placed our ves-
sells Oh the run about eighteen
months ago we decided TO have only
one passenger rate. tik. firrt~clana.
hefween Seattle and San Francisco.
This rate has remained unchanged
and VIII continue. no difference what
other lines charge. Our steamers do
not carry second-ciaas panecngers .
Al the Pacific Coast Offices The Idea
81 rate war was not entertained.
one official said that no change IN
rates was likely t. occur. The same
rates had obtained IA the different
line3 for many weeks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-26

both Conservatives and Liberals.
over hundred bodies are lying
along the railroad tracks hetwecn
Panama and Colon.
Gen. Alhan returned 60 Panama
with but sse men. the remnants OF
a force OF COO he had taken asAlns,
the Liberals sunday afternoon.
The Conservative force now az
Panama numbers about sea. Three
hundred y. 8. marines from tbs
Iowa arv there.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-26
ISOLATE
JOURNEY

Part Of the mail taken north nv
ne steamer City Of Seattle last nIrht
80 eousiznment u 10 pounds fer
~. Michael The shipment win ~
uxnMfefred 20 the steamer Discover
~ IuneAu. and from thauce faken
70 kAtmat Here a carrier wfII 49,
s Z ne burden. With nothing but
= ccne4es % suide him, he VIII take
.ss government express through the
q the KnxkokwIn river ana Down
-. stream 70 Bethel From this
go ns VII trek acroas country 70
xakon and down that river 20
~ .ae*tInaficn. The other route for
. ~ WINTER mall 60 81 Michael II
~eS q DaWson. II takes shout
's'r SANE tifne ~ either route.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-26
AansY's Chance Gone

Prosecuting Attorney Fulton has
flied notice that. be will move the
dlkfniHnAl % Capf. tEmndy's appeal
tn the supreme court on she gruund
that the Appellants rights under the
appeal wwFe forfeited when he be-
came q fugitive from justice.
Mr.. Fulton ~ more poiife than Cap
tain Handy. who made a decisive
motion. without notice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-26
FOR TWO CENTS
more PER HOUR
Six Roads Affected by Strike of the
Swltchmen in PittSburg.
ARE CONFIDENT OF VICTORY

pITTsBrBo. Nov. 2s.--Ths long
threatened strike OF tho switchmcn's
union MAS declared this morning.
between 900 and 100 men quit work
In various yards In the rli,sburg dis
triet.
About 400 Psakeft0n detectives
have been mobiiized In the yards.
and several railroads have asked for
police protection.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-26
NEW POLICE CLERK
PairoIman Alex Mcdonald Appoint.
ed 10 Succeed Easson

fatrolHAn Alex. Mcdonald has
peen appointed temporary night
clerk ~ police headquarters In place
OF tlerh haHhon, who WAS dismissed
by the ciyil service commission. The
permanent nppointee has not yet
been decided upon.
The police viii ret along as best
they can for q month with two aer-
geants while scrgt. Leighton Is not
on duty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-26
COLON IS SAVED FROM A
DEADLY BAPTISM OF FIRE
Colombian Gunboat Plnzon WITHDRAWN Attempt to Re-
take City Will Probably Be Made From Land Side
~ S Marines Keep Transit Open

WASHINGTON. n. c.. New. a.
TIE action Of the GATED states In
fcrhiadlng the homhardment o. Co
Ion unti due time has been given
the non-eomhassnts 90 leave. has
presahly saved that city from the
threatened bapsssm by fire.
The fact that the ccrzuhian gun
boat G4n. psnzon has withdraw
frum Colon Is accepted as an In
dseasson that she proposed lombard
nsns q the city has been abandoned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-26

N rasksr. soiefsA- lxesp~ ssafssF,
IoilxsrnAn MYnn early this morning
Tor disoriariy couAucs. The couple
attended tha taeatsr last night. hut
dad not 90 h0an. immediately after
the ~ntartainnssns. inxsead they be-
came ho.atssous and finished M the
rlfy 1AN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-26
M'COvERN
FAvORITE
Betting Odds Against
Corbett rs to 10

HARTFORD. conn.. Nov. 3e-The
clsy - rapidly filing NJ with sports
who come 10 Witness Ehe champion.
ship battle hetseea coFbait and Me.
Govern.
Corbesf will finish training tnmor-
rnw night.
Terry Metsowern rut Ia another
day ~ hard training for hin fiwhl
with young C'nFietf Thursday.
ne leaves for Hartford tomorrow.
There 10 little h~fstns
hcsIovern 10 the tAxerite. - 10 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-26

COLON. Nov. ss.--Armed mArines.
landed from the United states bat
slsshlp Iowa. are keeping transit
open
The battle at Enpgre station yes
terday resulted In heavy loss 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-26
KILLED FOR
SLANDERInG
YOUNG GIRL

COLUMBIA. 3 c.. Nov. ,s.-afrs.
.zry Powell killed By . mob In
t<nee county Yesterday. was ae-
&ed Of sIan1erinE A young girl.
nd uhen the mob called ON her for
sesraetion. she ordered them away.
The mob fired and the woman fen
saa WITH = nnrnb~f a. bullets In
r. head and breast.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-26

and that the government forces
have determined upon another plan
OF attack. and to rctake the city
from the land side.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-26

Very few men are at work In any
OF the yards.
Fix roads are affected.
The effect on business Ia this city
and tributary commercial territory
viii be tremendous. The switch
men are confident Of an early VIC
tory.
They demand an increase Of cents
an hour.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-26
Judge sshlbrsss assleas


Joseph n. Chambers has com
planned 10 the superior court that
he shipped 1000 pounds Of pork 10
Nome upon the Senator. upon the
assurance OF the owner. the Pacific
Coast Steamship Co, that the Sem
ator had cold storage reservoir
which would keep the meat from
spelling In transit. NevertheleHa,
plaintiff alleges that all but 30
pounds OF the shipment arrived at
Nome In spoiled and worthless
condition. Mr. Chambers euys he
IL ehy 1920 on the transaction, and
would like 20 get II back,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-26

HIS ADVICE
Mrs. BONNIE Confessed
Guilt to a Ledger

WARRINGTON. u. C.. Nov. A.
The bloody undsrrhirs o. James
Ayres and photographs Of Hrs body
were exhibited NJ the opsnlnx %
todayss session OF tho Bonnie murder
trial. but tssc xrueeurne objects mad
no esI~et ga she fair defendant.
The exhibits were brought ouf DUR
Ing the testimony Of the marsu1s
keeper
The sensational svaasnce Of the
day was given BY George Gardner.
VITO oceupist apartments under Mrs
Boninss room
lie t>stis<a that on fhe morusns
following Ayr-s' death she came to
him and sesd she know more about
the tragedy than had been made
gsnl's 30 . =. q: 49, shs
xonsss Oh . pfefenAt Inst ~ was
sick and had attacked her.
During the xeuffis ~ Was shos
3sFsiner advised her to 30 ne
statement until II had developed
1hether or not tbs ~aicikie theory
would hold.
\ mlssosrisa
Mrs. Bcnins was born IN Msecss
City. Me-, ~ years axo. Her charm
ing Southern scrent has never Afan-
sionsd her. even though sha has
spent many years OF her maturcr
shs was fascina ting and dashlnx. A
LITTLE social triumph la 1851 was her
selection as queen Of the May In has
native town
Miss Henry wae married % MIR.
Banins In is.A Her iifa with him
has been devoid 81 sensational hap
penlnKk Thny seemed devoted 10
sarh other Their love tor their
tWc sons " deep. Mrs. Bonine was
held 20 be a loyal and an affaesson-
ate. soEf-aaeriflcinx mother.
AIRS. Honiue "a under medium
height. and = slender. hus not thin.
her hair ~ dark blonde and IL
rather plentiful she wears II il Ia
. knot on the hack ~ her bad. Her
expression mlgnt b. best termed APP
resiinx. and her voice and speech
have this low. well-brni fonsa aud
characteristics ~ Southern women
81 good family. Her eyes are gray
and nsr mouth weM formed and sem
stffFe. Her face 10 rather drAwn
and paie. but this n, no doubt, due
IN great part 20 the strain under
which she has Iaborsd Tor the past
SIX months.
To al outward appearances she
vas a devoted young mother. Her
two boys were her pride and Joy. ana
they were aevntadiY attached 10 her.
In her talk with the rnafrdns II the
hotel she often spoke Of her soua ane
her hopes for their future she said
y was her one aim 10 incuicsts man.
y principles In them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-26
DEATH IN
EXPLODING
BOILER
Fatal Accident in Penn
berthy Injector Co.'S
Plant
At Least Twelve Dead and
Many Seriously Injured
--cause a Mystery

DETROIT. Nov. ss-rhe expso.-
ION Of bofisr IN the engineers rom
% the rsmbsrshy Injector Co. this
s.a~nspx rsssrlsf>sz ~rtrH-1 sA~sr-
ssns room and buried large num-
Der of the hundred or more srnpioyes
In the debris
Twsnsy-one seriously injured and
one dead were taken from the rufns
up 10 ncon-
II b feared that many more dad
viii be found
No one. II h believed. can be Nv.
Ing under the mas Of brick ami
timber.
Fire engines are playing on the
srnouidergng rains. while the volun-
se~r rescusss are digging In the mas.
the esu~s 81 the explosion t. a
mystery
In the entire establishment about
TO persons are AZ work. OF whom
about Is usr. sirls
All ths girls escaped injury but
one.
At noon IL was estimated that At
least Il are killed or seriously ~
snrs6-
The property loss Is placed Al
slso.eeo
DETROIT. Nov. ss.--There is sfiI
DOUBT this afternoon as 70 the mum.
Der Of dead.
Sixteen bodies have been recover
ed. Twenty-Five injured are IN the
hospital and the same number are
believed 70 be In the ruins.
The known dead are. Samuel Riley
John Frey. Michael Ranger.
Thirteen unidentified.
The Aquiila Lodge, No. Is. d. o
II. gives its sixth annual ball a
Hanke hall This evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-26

CRIPPLED
Fourth Skagway Boat That
Arrives In Hard Luck

Some angel OF destruction seems TO
have thrown ifs naiefui influence
over the Seattle steamers on tho
2kagwny run. The fourth to arrive
In pert within the last FEW weeks In
crippled condition vas the Dolphin.
which came In this morning. A
lifth. the Faraiion. h fow on her
way here under tow and due 20 arr
rive Friday. The steamers previ-
otnly ingnred were all Pacific caast
steamship Company boats. the Cot
tage cay, city OF Topeka and Sen
ator. sk&
The Doiphin's misfortune was not
so great An some Of she others. az
only one blade 81 her wheel was
broken. buf ID IN enough 90 delay
her departure from port for few
days.
Tne Dolphin tied up AT schwa-
baehern dock early this morning
with the largest load OF ffeah hniinui
brought down from Juneau this sea.
son. The ahipmeut consisted OF 50s
boxes locally consigned. The steamer
also brought fece cfasa Of salmon
and 20 tons u general cargo.
Her passenger list Of i15 il re-
markably large for this season Of the
year.
Judge sshtbrsde Resigns
The day bcfare the Dolphin sailed
from Akagwny. Judge sehlbrede,
United States commissioner at that
place, resigned. Ills position was
taken BY Judge Jos ]. Rogers Judge
gehlbrede intends to leave EkaEway
for good and VIII settle In Oregon.
There IA no Significance In his reaig
nation except that he wishes To re-
tire TO private iife
A report comes from Juneau that
the big Tresdwell mine is about "a
install an electric plant 10 operate
10 entire mining machinery. II Il
believed that many OF the difficulties
MET IN developing this property will
be avoided BY this means.
The Dolphin had pleasant south
ern trip with the exception OF ia
mlshap.
|
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-26

This evening the v. G. club gives
a dance al Little's dancing academy.
This viii be the second OF a series
being given by the club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-26

The AquiIla Lodge, No. Is. d. Of
H. gives It's sixth annual ball at
Hanke hall This evening.