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Oxford Ties

for gentlemen, patent leather, vici kid,
russet patent leather and Russia calf
for those VINO wish to dress well. Our
line VIII surely please you. Mahons
shoe store, 52S l-ackawanna avenue. ~
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BUTLER WAS
A GOOD RISK
NOT, HOWEVER, FROM THE COM.
PANY's VIEWPOINT.

According to the Stories Told by the
Witnesses for the Defense in the
Case Of Walsh Against the 1nsur-
ance Company, the Party insured
Was a Sort of Tottering Wreck
When the Policy Was Issued.
Many Old Criminal Cases Disposed
of in the District Court.
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Guernsey Hall,

Sii Washington ave. Scranton is the
best and most reliable place TO pur-
chase good Piano. 1t will pay you
to call and get prices and terms. J. w.
Guernsey, Prop. a.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-11

INQUEST TOMORROW NIGHT tm0uer H3h.
.rts will hold m 'nqurs; in his "thcc tomorrow
:.iGLt IN the case oi The unknown inus !ot!nd in
the creek near the gypsy Grove breaker.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-11

COMING EtCflRE MAi,I.-Thr cuctre iesuvs
ot E".umhus ard John Bowie O'Eeilly councils
o; thc Young Mems Institute, Will play mai h
=ynnc neat Monday night al ;k, Nttrr'> rooms
an Laokawan,a avenue.
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civil, SERVICE ENANlN \TIo\ - Sun,r;u,,

tNU. SERVICE EXAMINATIONS Supclin,eu,
u'n' ct Mails Louis Schauta conducted a depart
.nentai examination at the council chambers, ia
The city hall yesterday. Thirteen applicants or
POSITIONS as railway Mail clerks and thee or
places skilled labcrcr took the examinations
Their papers were sent on 10 Wa>hugton and The
results will be announced latcr.
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a beautiful picture of Queen Louise"
will be given to every purchaser Of
Queen Quality" shoes during the
week. at Mahon's shoe store, S2s Lack
awanna avenue. -
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chamber Concert Postponee

Hemberser Quartet concert post
poned from April II until further
notice. ~
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JURORS FOR
The MAY TERN
THEY WILL HEAR CASES IN
COMMON PLEAS COURT.

Term Begins on Monday, May 13.
Among the Well-Known Men
Whose Names Have Been Drawn
from the Box in the Latest Batch
of Jurors are Colonel H. M. Boies,
Captain w. A. May and E. p.
Kingsbury--Many Business Men
Are Summoned
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Swell Spring Footwear

for each member of the family. A.
Mahons shoe store, S2S Lackswanus
oUsp,,r
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AT THE FORMER TRIAL.

AT the former trial of the case the
plaintiff secured a verdict for the full
amount of the policy. Judge Acheson
granted a new trial.
1t is likely the case will he given to
the jury today and that the work of
the district court will be then taken
up.
the grand jury yesterday returned
true bill against Mary A. Jackson,
the Penn avenue colored woman who
is charged with sending an obscene let
ter through the mails to Hannah Win
bach. of 3SG Penn avenue.
The bin against Martin F.. Golden
ana Patrick Colleran, charged with
breaking into the Parsons postoiIice.
with intent to rob it. was ignored
David Rider, one of the Lowertown,
l.uzerne counterfeiters, plead guilty
and was remandad for sentence.
Because of the. fact that the Federal
court business OF these parts is to he
turned over to the new officials when
the middle district court organizes in
May, nolla prosequies We're entered yes
terday in all the eases that have been
hanging fire and which are not to be
prosecuted. These cases number twen-
ty-siH. They are additional counts
against defendants who have been
tried and convicted on one count, and
counts against parties who, in the
opinion of the United States attorney,
cannot be convicted because of the
death of Witnesses Of the like.
The defendants in these cases are:
j. Green, Adolph Blair John Walsh,
Anna Rownanowskl. Paul Urban. ST
mon Naruszys. George Czcpatas, C.
krowosky, Wellington LaVelle, Philip
Schwartz, Stanley Jarfe, Austin Glib
hons. John Molaskie, George Strubach,
Abe Yarowsky, II, Yarowsky, Il. Wag-
ner, Charles Yarowsky, Joe Alpelt,
Pasquale Cerucerulleo, William Rosen-
field. Charles sherman, Patrick Cava-
naugh. Alexander j. Struif, Mendall
Freedman Hephamah l.. Kill. a. q.
Tillinghast, George Pennington, Melvin
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| hAIC
| 'rlie following jurors have bee
! drawn FOR the three weeks term
common pleas court which begins Ma
10:
Traverse Jurors. May l3. 1901.
II. ". Taylor, barber, Blakcly.
| W. u. Spencer. ftmer. Wvrily.
| Thomas Kindrew, farmer, Madison
Harry Smith, miner, Taylor.
! Thomas Mcdonald. iaboici, iJnn,nora
Walter Thomas chemist. Scranton.
Andrew Gavin. bookkcepcr, Dunmofs<
Duncan Hall, clerk. Scranton.
Michael Lynch. notorman, Din,note.
john Phillips. miner, Dnnmoic.
| Joseph Hislazny. blacksmith. Scranton.
James A. Hand, superintendent, Moose.
Willijm II. Priest. fireman. Blakey.
tria Powell. clerk Scranton.
Thomas ). Coleman, carpet layer, scranton.
Thomas Parry, ir.. foreman. Fell township.
A. J. Cawlcy, merchant Archibald.
h. j. McNally. salesman, Scranton
James Dutkin, ji.. tinsnitl,. scranton.
John Flanagan, fireman. Scranton.
Walter Frey. fainler, Freytown.
James McGlynr bartender Rendhanl.
James i. Walsh, salesman. Olyphant
Charles Brown, barber. Moscow.
August >chimph. hotel. Scranton.
Louis Molel, florist Scranton.
g. NJ Parker, farmer. Warerr.
Ira Biesecker, butcher. Moscow.
MI, C.,rn.,,.r ,r,,,a, Saa.,
NJ. Judge, contractor, Scranton.s
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traverse JuTorS, May ~. lSOl.
William H. Rolls, clerk, Scranton.
II. NJ. Bcies gent, Scranton.
William Fowler, clcrh, Scranton
,,...,..;.,. 49, a;.'u osr;,,a. c,,,
George McLaine. farmer, Madison.
James O. Sweet. teamster. Jerrnyn.
Robert p. Koehey, ciear.,naker, Scranton.
W. V. Grittiths, miner, Jcrmvn.
Charles W. Oakley, farmer, La Plume
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Act for gelly's union crackers. /"
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CITY NOTES
, <<+++++e+ +++<<+<%<

BAUERS BAND CONCERT. AT the cvtta mai
i'ee this afternoon, children will lc admitted
ON 1i-ccnt tickets.
PAY-DAiS.-Thn Delaware and Hudson
rany paid yesterday at the delaware, tuuv,s-
ham, Baltimore No. ,. Baltimore ~, and
Eaiti,nolc lunncl II Nii,.cs.Bint
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Traverse Jurors, May 27. 1901.

James !. Kelly, laborcr, Winton.
&. T.. Bone. merchant, Scranton,
Edward Hughes, foreman, Dunmorc.
John Kaufman. clerk, Scranton.
Isaac Hasanl, coal Inspector. Scranton.
Louis B. Carter, student, Scranton.
". r. Albro gent Scranton.
Edward A, Fuller. contractor, Scranton.
Lionel Wnslip, farmer, Coving'on
Daniel Shea, mill hand, Scranton.
". II. Sayre, farmer, Coyington.
james p. McAndrew, foreman, Winton.
Z. \. Swartz, engineer, Moscow.
Richard Watkins, student, Taylor
y. NJ. Lamb. carpenter, scranton,
T.. j. Howard. hboier. Olyphant,
Thomas !, Price, agent, Scranton.
John Il. barrett, agent, scranton.
II. 5. kirkpatrick teller, scranton
Lewis Davies, clerk, scranton.
Edward ]. Coleman. engineer, Scranton
John Ederkin. miner, Dickson city.
Adam Thompson, laborer, Bald Mount
Aaron Lewis, miner. Scianton
". H. Seolcy, engineer, Scranton.
Sterling Evans, yeoman, Ransom.
John TicIney, laborcr, Scranton.
D. Y. Reilly. mill hand. Sclanton.
Thomas Ward, lahorcr, ElmhnlSt.
George Kunz, merchant, Dunmore.
4. G. Coulsen, grocer, Scranton
George y. Van Vieet, idIIner, fleetyilie
Joseph Andrews, painter, Dalton.
Michael J. Hignay, hotel WIton
John Exams, lihorev, Scranton.
W. 4. Dean, lumber dealer, Dalton.
John ]. Shea, miner, Taylor
Frank T. Carpenter, timex keeper, Ssiinton.
Ellsworth S. Myers, engineer, Carbondalc Town,
ship
John Reap. miner, Scranton.
Archibald Miller, clerk, Dunmoie.
John o. Mills, carpenter, Cirbondas.
". 4. SiYlin, farmer, Clifton.
George 4. Pryor, clerk, scranton.
l.. !. McDadc, book keeper. Roaring BGoot.
Thomas I. Gilmlrtin. teacher, CarbondLlc,
John Eally. miner, Dnnmorc
William fornwald, barber, scranton.
John r. Campbell general coal inspector Car
bondalc.
John Sherwood. book'kcepcl, Scranton.
William kearney, telegraph operator, Elmltuist.
l.. ". Partridge, postmaster, Elmmirst.
Thomas Mulchrone, miner, Scranton.
Martin Maoney, miner, scranton.
Joseph Fish, bookkeepor, Scranton.
" A, NAV, superintendent scrsptop
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-11

'rle following jurors have been
drawn FOR the three weeks term of
common pleas court which begins May
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-11

In it's attempt to vitiate the policy
OH which Is based the suit of Walsh
against the Royal Union Mutual 1nsur-
ance company. now before the federal
court the defendant company yester-
day, through fifteen witnesses told "a
rather sensational story to support its
allegation of fraudulent conspiracy.
Patrick Butler the party insured. Sc
cured his policy Nov. ., 1896. A month
later he was reported i'll and on Jan.
2. 1897. he died The policy which was
for $4,000. was written by 4. f. Gull
len. and the physical examination was
made by Dr. l.. r. Edwards, who was
appointed examiner at the suggestion
of CULLEN.
a number of companies. it appears,
were regularly represented by CULLEN,
but he was not u regular agent OF the
Royal Union. He turned the Butler
APPLICATION into the Royal Union
through its Philadelphia Office on brolk-
ersge. He never wrote another policy
for the Royal Union.
Butler gave up his position as door
tender in the mines. in June, 1896, and
after loajng about for awhile. secured
a job taking care OF DR.. Edwards
horse. AL the first trial of the case
Or. Edwards testified that the first
time he ever met Butler was the day
he engaged him as hostler. This was
seven months before thr doctor exam-
ined him for the insurance company.
On the eXarnina ion blank ii was stated
by the doctor that he had known But
Ter Tor two years. When this discrep-
ancy was called 20 DR. Edwards at
tention yesterday. he said he had made
a mistake in his former testimony and
since the first trial he had come to
recall that he had known Butler longer
than at first testified to: that he had
met him "When Brady had the baby
which. to the best Of the doctors menu
ory. was some two wears before the
examination.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-19

Fohmar pianos - namhker Music
Co. 1915 Second avenue
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REPORTERS NOTES.

f. Void. teamstcr. was fnod SO
today by Judge George for leaving
his team united.
-Four senderialn gambling houses
paid ti.2f5 IN fines 90 CLERK Case. Of
the police court. this afternoon.
chief Of Police Meredith received e
telegram today from the nsbecca
Lodge. No. 100. I. o. q. r. Of Santa
Monica. Cal. asking for Information
concerning the Whereabouts Of r. u
Corey. The telegram states that HIS
mother died early this morning.
Anna Carr. a resident II FRI mont.
reported the loss OF n gold watch 10
the police today.
Police capt. John sullivan this aft
ernoon filed an application with the
civil service commission to take the
examination for chief - police,
which will DO held Monday.
Bert Olsen IN on trial before Police
Judge George this afternoon on a
charge 81 robbery.
Police Clerk Frank Kennedy re-
turned this afternoon from Dug
waila bay. whore he has been hunt
Ing for the past week When searrh-
cd at headquarters. 275 ducks we're
found In hts possession. He was re-
leased upon furnishing the chief and
captains with n brace each.
The Board OF public works has
granted n franchise 10 the Seattle
Automatic Telephone Co. The per
init II similar to the one Issued to
that company Feb 20, 1900. but which
was never used. The recent permit
provides that the grantee shall com
mence work OF construction within
GO days and that no fewer than 500
telephones shall be maintained IN
successful operation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-19

WEHT POINT. - r.. Jan lH.#rhe
congregational committee - iufrHti-
gate bhzinK nt the military academy
viii finish - inquiry tonight Tho
committee elected much more dc
tail II the pfucficfs and some mCfHa
beers continued 20 tulk sharply 70 tho
witnesses. Gen. DICK shook bis I'm
ger 81 cadet Igueh the West Point
authority on lighting. and "a" cadet
shook hfH finger a. thH f9uEffHamhf.
The latter tried 10 cunViufr-the cadet
that nKhtHF WaH wrong but the Ca.
Diet atouflF argued tHe point dsflaf-
ing that cadet who Wpuid not fRht
any man ~ bic rlze and weight
when iusuifeH. Was not a. 10 be- an
American colder
cadet sheridan. fan of the late
general. testified that the effects Of
hnEiuR had been FrHHgfs gated.
cadet Hrintou testified that one
cadet had escaped hazinF because he
had whipped every man pitted
against him. Iie beat I'VE men 10
one day. and about 30 IN the course
Of bis term.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-19
ARMED PEACE
ABOUT C0RBIN

COuntS. Ky. Jan. ia.-No fresh
trouble haa set broken out. though
The slightest act may cause huof her
aHd worse riot Th~ people are
atiil IN high state % excitement
The state militia ~ maintaining
order. Although the three shot.
sell boys surrendered thmsly o. ar.
rest their followers openly showed
their resentment against the troops
and AZ attempt a. rescue VAS hare
IL aVerted when the prisoners we're
taken on the train. An outbreak
was fnamsutarfly expected. Friends
q both factions have been slipping
away. wtth the intention 81 uFhtinR
the fsud cut where they eili b. free
from interference.
The fuasFAia % three - the six
Victims. AlH# Susan Cox. Jas. Shot.
well and sutton Paris. werr held to-
daY. Ne trouble oerurred. Martial
Law IL practically d. farue and arm
4 guards patrol the town.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-19
MET DEATH
IN THE LAKE

shortly before noon yesterday.
Mrs, t. =. DykrmHu was drowned
in Lake Washington, in the vicinity
OF the brighton buhthaures The
body was recovered about 4d1
O'Clock.
Coroner Itoye was notified. aud
concluded. after uu investigation.
that death was purely accidental.
he states that NO inquest VIII be
held.
AIRS. uykeman evidently slipped
into the lake an the elm covered
walk that leads from tho shore TO a
naat. while stopping 60 get water.
A bucket With which uhe Intended
10 carry the water Co her homo was
found near the body
The deceased woman WIS 81 years
~ age. and leaves husband aud
two sons. aged four and eiEht years
Mrs. Bykemnn has been n resident
of the city for about 30 YrufF, dur
Ing which time she has been prom
iurntiy Identified with temperate =,
kindergarten and thraHnphirai work
The body iH 80 uuttrrnufth A eUuh.
uIHfguT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-19

Plymouth Congregational Church
Rev, W. II. q. Temple. Services
az II .. m. and 1880 D. m. Morning.
"Ikeating IN the Lord" Evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-19
BETTER PAY
IS FAVORED
Councils ostpones Action on
City Salaries Question.

AZ tho meeting last night Of
Nhe city council. tn executive HeS-
sion 60 discuss the ACCESSIBILITY OF an
fncreaEe in the salaries Of the city
employees. Il was finally decided 20
make further Investigations ana
fneet next Friday night 60 consider
zhe proposition further.
statement which came from the
comptroller's office. produced by MIR.
Rude. showed that at the present
c1larics there would be a surplus
n the ctty's treasury At the end Of
the year. the sum 81 SiSf02t.1e, which
would leave over sSo,0 surplus I'M
der the NEST improbable emerEen-
Gies.
The general sentiment % the coun-
ell u 60 raise salaries. hut rather
discriminatory than generally. Ad-
Jcurntnent was taken until Friday
night, when the heads of the vari-
Gus departments will BE- heard In
the matter. Councilman Blake and
Parry have been appointed a COM
sntttee 70 Investigate the finances Of
abe city In the meantime.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-19
PERSONAL MENTION.


Morton Hnihrnok. prominent
young athlete u Tacoma. is IN the
city today, making his hsadquatteru
az the Stevens.
Geo. Apple and u. Mcstiiiary.
wealthy miners 81 Dawson. are stop
pins At the Northern. They are on
their way 10 their properties IN the
north.
9. T. Daring. contracting FREE Eht
agent ~ the q. ~ a ~ IL IN What
com today an business relating 70
the Fnsibonnd shlngis traaio.
"a n. Trumbell. commercial agent
% the Illinois Central. is IN the city
today.
~ r. Trumhsli general agent az
Portland % the Illinois Central. f. IN
the city to-day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-19
LATE DISPATCHES

LONDON. Jan. ia court order
was Issued today winding up the
London Globe Finance Corporation
PARIS. Jan. ta.-Due De BroEli p.
once prime minister. statesman
and author. iH dead.
LONDON. Jan fa.-t.hter-It "a
stated that the queen IL practically
in q comhtuHn condition and cannot
move without assistance.
BIRMINGHAM. Jan. te-The Az
gus has news from Osborne saying
that the queen lie sinking rapidly.
MANILA. Jan. l9.-I.ieut. John
Morrison. % Iowa. WAS killed yes
terday near Pcuarauda while scout
ing
CAPE TOWN. Jan. fa.--The BRIT
lsh cruiser sybill which is aground
AZ Lambert hay. has been abandon
ed.
VICTORIA. ~ g. Jan. i1.-pulnt
Rsufrew VIII b. the terminus % the
British Pacific cable.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-19
UNIVERSITY hOIfS...

The FIRE, handicap meet % the
school year was held Friday after
noon.
Chapel exercises are becoming
more interesting Prof Priest rave
several talks last geek. This wee IA
exercises were conducted BY nr
Kane
A. J waterhouse. CALIFORNIA; Hat-
irist. poet end critic. viii be n the
University Monday morning. the
zist he wlll oceupy the regular
chapel period.
All are invited - attend the
'ssophHt Frulie.' given nt the Queen
Anne club house. Feh. / THIS bids
fare q BE the event ~ the season.
Ths old Chemistry Club. which has
re-nrganired. viii have a meeting
tonight IN che Y. ~. &. A. room IN
the y n. 9. a. room tn the mems
dormltoFy.
Denny hall was well nilea hY the
students and their friends last sven
ing t. zee tho musical club give iia
final peTfur nance. Almost every
number was encuref After the
programme was concluded the ferfr
were removed and dancing INDUCED
IN. H~s~r
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Sterling pianos - Ramaker NuHll
Co. 1915 second avenue.
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WAR TAXES
TO BE CUT

WASHINGTON. u. G. Jan. H.
The senate finance committee today
feared further arguments on re-
ducti0n % the tax on tobacco. ~ IL
now said that the Republican mem
bers Of the committee have already
reached an agreement as 20 tho
character Of the bill 10 BE- reported
to the senate II win provide To- a
50 per cent. reduction all along the
line. The tar on telegraphed mess
ages and expressed packages VIII be
reduced IN a half cent. with a proc
vision that the companies must pay
It. The tobacco tar VIII be nine
cents. The tax on hank checks viii
be made one cent. 90 be paid By the
person drawing check. the banks
continuing 20 pay the tax on certin-
Gates. The taxes on brokers will be
reduced ore half The total effect
will be 10 reduce the revenue about
so. 600 COO.
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In the Lodge Room.


Chapter. No. s. VAS rendered In their
hall at the Masonic tsUlule last
Wednesday evening Thf hall was
decorated with white drapery ane
green leaves. and the cidors % the
order festooned about the central
star. At intervals durinE the initia-
tory ceremonies an eiectrh, light Of
the embiematie color. shed It's sayH
above the station The neAv rohvs
added hTiilianey 70 the scene, TIE
evening closed with light reff-sh-
meuts and a dance
The regular meeting 81 Lorraine
win he held In Masonic temple next
wednesday afternoon. Beside the
roll call there viii be an entertain
ing question hex. All Stars are In
vited 60 attend
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-19
DIVORCES
INCOMPLETE

Failure 20 file DEGREES in the coun-
ty clerks Office has left many a.
vorres incomplete. An examination
Of the docket IN the county clerks
Office shows that In a large number
Of divorces granted. DEGREES have
never been filed. thus IN the event Of
q second marriage. making their
union Illegal. This failure on the
part Of those whose business IL r. to
attend 10 the filings in the clerks
Office. has in many instances led
% a depiorable state OF Affairs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-19

Harrington pianoH-Ramakcr Mu-
sic Co, 1915 Second avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-19
HUMANE SOCIETY MEETS.

The Humane society met last even
ing In the rarlors Of the Rainier
Grand hotel. The principal basin. -
was 10 discuss the distribution Of the
pamphlets describing the aims and
work o. the organization. OF the
5000 copies. 500 have already been
sent out a committee. consisting
OF Mr.. NJ G. Mason. Mr.. John Park
er .Ilr. J. NJ. Harrison. Miss Minnie
Reeves and Mrs. Beutah Grunlun1
was appointed 10 walt upon the city
council . corporation committee Mon
day and urge the petition for she ap-
poinfment Of "A special officer. II
was decided to admit children be-
tween IL and n years % age to non
voting membership in the society. on
payment OF half the usual dues
Thanks were voted Mrs. Dunbar for
providing rooms for the meeting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-19
BALLARD NOTES.

u. Lnuris ana q. bronson nafrow-
ty escaped death az the slim
son mill The men were enHHga
In rolling n log on the tafriaer. when
the log slipped and rolled back.
aatchink the men beneath t. urnn-
son escaped with a few bruises. but
IowFie was NJ badly crushed that
his recovery l. doubtful
Work on the new plank road across
Smiths cove n progressing rapidly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-19

NEW YORK. Jan. ia daring
attempt at robbery was made last
night on broadway. Two robbers
entered MlHard's restaurant at
rwenty-fourth street. AZ midnight.
and drawing their revoivers. ordered
all present 10 put MP their hands.
The cashier refused to give up sew
erai hundred dollars In his posses
sion. The robbers fired at him. and,
alarmed at the noise. fed. one Sf
them WAS caught hy policeman at
Madison square. The other man es-
eaped.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-19

PARIS, Jan. ia.-Count noni da
Casteliane says. La rrsBrd o. the tes-
tlmouy 81 Asher Wefthvimrr hts
London creditor In che New 4ork
suit. that the statements uf- IA 30
way different from lhuse made ~
Werthrimvt lawyers bee Paris yst
that they impressed the f'rvuHh court
very little.
The plaintiffs iawycrH.' sad
Count nnul. change me with com
hitting an unlawful act. hut theY