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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-27

Is A WONDER
HIS Memory 10 Sadly In Need CT
Fixing.

Detective Wappeusieln Is a most
roaourcefui policc officer. AZ the re-
cent trial Of Gambler Argyle IN the
police court warpenaisin'n memory
utterly failed him aua he was un-
able % give one iuta % ~ idauce that
would assist the Seattle law and
Order league IN its crusade against
vice. This morning WappenHieiu
made a round Of the tnndcrioin
gambling houses. lie arrested the
Proprietor ~ each house and inform
81 them what sum they would be
compelled 90 pay 60 the city treas
ufV for the privilege # gambling
the coming month. The police COM
pei the gamblers "a pay In advance.
They say that ~ police regulation"
There arc seven gambling houses
In the tandrrluln district. Detective
Wnppeustein Hwure III complaint
against each The complaint which
IN very Interesting. reads az follows
g. ". Wappeuuteln. being duly
sworn on oath dspaaea and says
That on the let dnE 81 April and
from said date 20 the date ~ this
complaint nt the city 81 Seattle in
King county. wash. the said A. Wy
man proprietor ~ the Dawson club
NtW HANFNllh ga tNANfAHAfl aAANAf hNH WIZ
Then and there being the said de-
PENDANT did wilfuliy and unlawfuliy
keep and maintain a gambling house
IN said city and place where hcttinE
was done and where many persons
did frequently meet and play nt
games Of chance for money. all ~
which l. contrary 90 ordinance 5Gbf.
section H."
The complaint was signed by De-
tecflvn Wappensteia aud sworn 10
before Judge George on April 20.
Wappenstpin loculafty remarked
today that when the police went ar
ter the gamblers results were al
ways forthcoming. The detective
could not explain how Il was that be
knew Argyle avs guilty % running
gambling house on April ] and
then Processes ignorance az the
hearing on April g.
The gambling houses fined today
were the Dawson. 500. Totem. 12lb:
linton. s22s: Green LIGHT. 5000
Standard. tg7b: California. 5000 and
the Clancy house. f1z5. The fines
aggregate 1900
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-27
AT 8 O'CLOCK TONIGHT THE OLD
CURFEW LAW WILL Be IN FORCE
Boys and Girls Under Sixteen Will Have to Show Good
Cause for Being Abroad

chief OF Police Meredith has In
Etruutod tho patrolmeu 10 enforce
the ourfew ordinance and from now
on all boys and girls under tho ago
OF 10 years, will be compelled to seek
their homes by 2 o'clock or they
Will run the chance Of spending a
night in the receiving cell at head
quarters.
chief Meredith has been receiving
complaints during the past few days
that boys OF tender ages congregate
on street corners In various sections
OF the city ana until late into the
night, raise disturbances The Of
ficera have been instructed 90 first
give individual warnings. and then,
IN youngsters fail TO take notice
they Will be- taken before Police
Judge George.
Cigarette Smokers.
Patrolmen say that II In surprising
10 note the number of boys under
the age OF 10 who are cigarette
smokers and are learning other bad
habits.
Several days ago the police found
three boys az the foot of Battery
strsst- llndsr JIG Yaa1a AZ aGa, 30
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-27
MANAGER HOWE
FORMS CIRCUIT
Returns From a Trip Well Pleased
With Matters Generally.

Manager J. T.. Howe. ~ the Seattle
theater. said O. a Star reporter just
before b. left far Tacoma thia
morning that be has succeeded Ia
forming an association N managers
and opera house owners that vii
be one II the most pos erful theatrie=
81 combines So the Northwest. Mr.
Hove said further 4 got back last
night from q trip 70 Huttr, Spokane
and other Western cities taikr ]
wifh many manager. and one thing
that resulted WAS my securing
theuter IN Butte also succeeded
IN arranging Tor cooperation Of
the Marguerite thentsr IN Anaconda.
IS hieh j. the property u Mrs. Marcus
uaIf. Hayward Auditorium Ina Rpn=
kane. and also his new playhouse IN
Wallace. 40 vel aN IarHeuH opera
house in yakima To- these should
he addsi the ueN opera house under
course " construction az Everett
the Vancouver, Victoria, Nanaifna
aud New WtntmlnHtef theaiers. man
aged hy Mr. Jameson. together With
mY Seattle theafar. "a bitch most a.
Hufefily makes 4 complete circuit
If nfHf-ciara houses tn the North
ssaat and an Ind pendent association
uf managers. which il especially
atrunK and will certainly hold It's
own. In addition. I have started
negotiations far "a new opera house
In Helena.
I am much pleased With the sup
port I have received everywhere
This year has b cen the banner year
iu the theatrical business. The out
iaak f0r next year l. very bright, and
I believe it viii be the beat ninre
have been in the business l viii
- fully prepared e. give an appre-
eIntiRe public the full worth ~ their
money tn nrnt-ciaHn attractions.
can feel no other Nny than that my
new association will be a great sue
cess ~ every way. ! DO not be-
iisve my sntlcipatiobH WI be dis
appointed"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-27

badly intoxicated as to bo unable to
walk. They told Chief Meredith
they had been given liquor at a
North Seattle saloon.
Today an elderly man, whose
name the police do not desire 10 be
made public, notified the officers to
arrest his l6-year-old daughter. lie
states that he has been unable to
keep her on the streets and that
lately she has been I'm the habit of
staying away from home several
days at time.
Ministers Alarmed.
chief Meredith says that several
prominent ministers OF the city have
asked that the police enforce the
curfew ordinance. They claim that
hundreds OF boys and girls are GO
ing To ruin In Seattle by being per-
mltted 60 run the streets az night.
No boy or girl under 16 years of
aRe will be allowed on the streets
after . unless accompanied by an
adult. or they can produce n note
from their parents showing they are
on an errand.
The pntrolmen VIII enforce the
ordinance. beginning tonight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-27
STATE ITEMS.

wAfTsBuRG - Harvey Haworth
~ earted here yesterday. He had
- here - years. The funeral was
Ass<ly attended.
tul-FAx - i. d. Harding. OF Col
= lavsntor Of the Gray Harding
z1srsnttai pulley mills. has made a
Afss contract for the manufacture
lasse MILLS AZ Milwaukee.
MHATcOM-The Bellsnrham mill.
s1hA = about completed, is run
aax ane side. When In full opera
-. 1900 feet Of lumber viii be
Nfnst cut daily.
fAfRHAvEN - Manager T. J..
SEaaz has selected IN Anacortes a
e tef : eannery to b built there.
~ napss 10 have the plant running
= tMe for this seasons pack.
4HATcOM - The cannery Of
sssIss 4 Baker T. doubling its cap
- q Point Roberts, and thla
!. ..eh expects % handle from 1900
a@fs eases Of salmon.
eyLFAX - John p. Kribbs, an in
80 q The Medical Lake Asylum for
= insane. died at that institution.
stones LANDING - Residents
- District are complaining Of
-sslhg been vicfiuized By an aged.
.sl.nairsd man. from whom they
: -. imaginary Angora goats at
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-27
GOOGLE"
" What This Bride Will
Tall Her Hubby.

-. York, April Z7.-The en-
k.asHt OF GuRiismo Marconi. the
~. 80 81 wireless teiegrapby. 70
~ sssephine y. Holman, daughter
heise. &ts Justice Holman, Of the
y - sapfefne court, - confirmed
= uatcee. The marriage Is to
1snnizsd this autumn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-27
In HOUSES OF WORSHIP

plymouth Congregational Church
Rev. w. II. q. Temple. At il n. m,
"a Glance Into the Mirror: 1850 y.
m, third series on sites and Scenes
In Bible Times: Carmel and Her
mon"
Religious services unitarian se-
attic theatsr. Rev. ". u. slmonds.
minister. At II n. m, The Chris
tian stateaman--Charies Sumner"
Introductory address, THE Girl
Away From Nome; A Plea for the
Y. w. &. a"
First NJ. y. church-Rev. y. NJ.
Randall, tr. At n n. m. Wonder
fur; $50 =. m, christian occult
ism"
westminster Presbyterian Church
REV. W. ". Giichrist, pastor. AZ
II n. m, THE Believers Home"
seventh-Day Adventist church
Rev. J. IT. Durland. pastor. At 7.fi
p. m. The Eastern Question in Pro-
phecy."
English Lutheran Church OF the
Holy Trinity-Hev. n. A. W. Yung,
pastor. At II n. m, THE Antidoto
10 Heart Trouble". 1890 p. m, the
Luther league.
TRINITY Parish thuroh-teV. ~
Gowen. At II a. m, 'Helshhzzar' =
Feast; 7s80 p. m, "Hon0ring All
Men"
First Baptist Church.-Rev l.. &
Bowerman. At II n. m. e1abenezer" 4.
1880 =. m, six Causes Of Dishon
esty." Men specially invited. Music
by male auartette.
First Methodist Protestant Church
Rev. 7. =. Revelle, pastor. AZ II
n. m, THE Fruit of the Spirit Is
Joy and Peace; 1880 ~ m, Guard
ian OF Sacred Treasures.
Second Presbyterian Chureh-Rev
w. A. Major. At II a. m. Peace
BE Unto You. 1880 =. m, I'm
Christ's stead"
Calvary Prcsbytcrian-He Don
aid Ross II a. m, "Believerg Prom
ise." 1850 y. IN. "All tho Apostlaa"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-27

EasS...N and vicinity Tonight and
4.<.t ehowers; fresh southeast
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-27
"JEANIE" ARRIVES.

The Pacific Steam Whaling Co.'S
steam schooner Jeanie. Capt. Ma
son. arrived from San Francisco at
noon today. The Jeanne f. almost
loaded and will sail for Nome prob
ably Monday. She will carry north
In all about 20 passengers. Of whom
p are from san Francisco.
Last year the Ieanis was the first
boat 10 leave this port for Nome.
and the first 10 return. II II the In
tentlun OF her owners 70 make the
FIRST this year. From present indi-
cations the Jeanne and the Nome
city viii get away ht nearly tho
same time. II they do long dis
lance race viii be IN order.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-27
BASEBALL.

A bunch OF bali toaasFH from FIRE.
mont viii mix IL w AZ Athletic park
tomorrow with that promising
crowd Of youngsters which insists
upon being called the Seattle Base
ball club.
The local nine VIII line up as fol-
lows: Kursn. c: Harmon and Stow
81 .. Frary. II. Stuitze %. Hodge
? &c. John -. Hodie n. Rand e.
Eiac krufeid RI.
The Fremont nine vii play as fol-
levn MrManus c. Merritt .. Fftz-
raii D b. aauasuan 20, Taylor -,
FlfEier ~. FiuHfer N. Woodwork
e.. aud NoTson RI.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-27

.s,E only Paper In
! seattle That Darcs
print the News : :
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-27
Farewell 10 Capt. Anderson.

The Volunteers Of America viii
give farewell exercises tomorrow at.
tefnonn at = o'clock Ht their second
avenue hail IN honor Of capt Auder-
Huu. who leaves this city on duty
connected with his new rank a. hlde
De camp aud organiser Of the North
west Rev ". A. Major and his
male auaftetto viii assist ln the OK
eretaea. Juhn y. HabaaheF. 81 Phil
hdriphia. VIII make an address.
capt Anderson vii first visit
Great EaiiH. Mont.
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hopelesaa their colleagues
Of the acceptance recommendation
believed Judgment
anlnous win constitutional
wAsHfNaToN %. G. April 21The commissioners called scre
Root OF the this and BY him taken
the White goodbye
Aferward had with the
Gen. Wood departs cuba. been decided
refrain visit until
delicate position politically.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-27
WRATHY.

EVERETT April 2T.-GTeat and
general Indignation IL express ]
throughout Snohomiah county BE-
cause Of a letter just made pubii-
By State superintendent OF Public
Schools Bryan. IN which he rules that
hereafter teachers holding certifi-
Gates must. " they wiah 20 attain
higher grade. participate in the regu-
lar examination next succeeding shs.
issuance o. their certificates, Instead
Of being privileged 70 take such 81
animation az any time during the
life Of the original certificate. This
action on the part o. the Euperin-
tendent has reused a storm 81 wrath
that threatens mnmeufartly to de-
acend with unpleasant violence up
on his official head.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-27
00PACK ARRIVES.

The transport Oopack. Capt. Bar
Der. arrived from Manila and Maya
aah at 1890 last night. and drop
ped anchor In the stream. She had
on board 70 civilian army employees.
and several discharged soldiers
Lieut.. Peddier WAS ia charge Of the
boat for the government.
The OO9eck left Manila March 25
aud went 10 haRasaki, where she
laid until April Z. and then sailed
for this port. The first ten days out
were very rough. but after that
there was excellent weather. The
Oopeck ia one Of the China Mutual
liners and viii probably be put on
the Seattle ana London run as Boon
NJ she is discharged from the gov
eminent service.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-27
THREE OF the CUBAN COMMISSIONERS YIELD TO
PRESSURE, AND Will RECOMMEND ADOPTION OF
THE PLATT Amendment AS 1T NOW STANDS

WASHINGTON. D. c. Arn slrhreo commissioners
majority Of the aslesaeon have decided
for urEius accept
amendment They capoto, Iamayo,
notauOurt thoroughly
explanation given to the
DESTROYS agree give pret.
reciprocal upou the
eeptancc 90 the amendment.
expected rsalI.e Tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-27

PAY ONLY ONE CENT
A COPY-That's the Price
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-27
LABOR SITUATION.

The tabor situation In Seattle Is
steadily improving. The free etn-
rioYment bureau reports thar posl-
tons are becoming fnorc numerous
and from 40 20 leo ruen are placed
every day. THIS morning one order
was received for IS men % handle
MA
IN the womenss siepartrne ~ Arrti-
cMnts Tor hotel and restaurant work
are plentiful. but the scarcity Of
girls for hnusewurk L. as great as
every Although wages are high
and the conditions much better than
IN downtown work. there H. always
a demand far larger than the sup
plY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-27
BLUE BLOOD,
BAD CHECK

TACOMA. April n. 80 Eighteen
months In the state peniteutiary r.
the sentence dealt out ~ Superior
Judge Smell 70 Archibald G. 81. Clair
Gordon, aelf-confeaaed thief, who
claims TO have inherited much blue
blood from ancient Scottish chiefs.
He gave a worthless check for "A suit
Of clothes in this city. and made no
attempt 20 evade arrest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-27
DOGS That Can 1--we

Owing to an understanding that
the city dog catcher would start on
his collection rounds Monday there
was n mild rush this morning 10
take out licenses. By l o'eioek Is
dogs were no longer outlaws. and
the owners Of others were lined up
awaiting their turn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-27

OMAHA. Noh,. April gf.--Drowned
while being pursued ~ officers OF
the law j. the fate that overlook a
burglar believed to be 2. g. Morley
Booty which the fnhber had hidden
ia a farmers naid WnH discovered
and when the thief appeared on the
scene. chase wns given By three con-
stables. tn seeking - escape. the
fugitive plunged into the Missouri
river. and Wag drowned IN run viow
% hla uuraucFn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-27
SUFF0CATED.

CHICAGO. April 27.--Jaeob Bruskls
Thomas Conrad and Jacob Rokow-
sky were Euffocated early this morn
ing In a burning rag shop on la Sale
street. Three other men were over
come.
Ten men who were sleeping IN adj
Joining rooms have been arrested on
suspicion of Implication IN originate
ing the blaze.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-27
BIRTHDAY.

GALENA. IN. April g1.-From
three states people Hooked 90 Grants
old home today ta help celebrate the
Anniversary on the dead warriors
1ath birthday The ceremonies were
begun at o'clock. Gen. Grants
widow sent n message reErettinR heE
inability 10 attend, on account OF III
ness. Or. Frank daunelus was the
orator OF the day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-27
Examinations Postponed

The board OF eIvii aerVIcc examin-
sFs has received notice from the de-
nartment AZ Washington. that the
examination for department assist
ant IN the Philippines. which Was
advertised for April =. has been
postponed until June 3-f
Persons who deHlre % compete
should az once apply to the United
States civil service commission At
Washington, D. &. for application
form No. 2
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-27
TALLY-H0
Upsets, Fatally lnjuring
MiIIionaire's Son.

PHILADELPHIA. April 27.--Jos-
eHh l.. Widennr, a son or the mil
llnnairc publisher. was injured, prob
ably fatally. this morning, by being
thrown from nn uVHrturnlng tally no.
Two 81 Mr. Widanar'H companions
were hurt. but lees seriously
hir. Nidcner, with nine prominent
HaHiety men, were en route 10 the
country home Of Henry y. MCkeau.
when u sudden turn cnuaiEcd the
tally no. throwing Widencr under the
wheels and frActuring his skull. The
others wefa badly shaken.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-27
WON'T SELL
NEWSPAPER
!. ]. Mil Decides to Keep
clobe-plspatch.

ST. PAUL April Thames J. rfu
has notified l.. 4. Hosing and cN-Gov.
Lind that he has decided not 20 sell
the ST. Paul Globe Dispatch. Mr.
Resins and Gov. Lind had an option
on the property, and SIR. RoHing was
pgeparing 90 take over che paper.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-27

FoughtBecause Women
Were Inspected.

LAHORE. india. April 21.--Troors
ard police were required 90 guhdue a
violent riot provoked hy the govern
meuf plague Inspectors. who offend
~ the native prejudice by inspecting
women.
A great mob fought fcrceiy. nn1
several we're killed 81 iuiuI q.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-27
Couldn't See u So.

TACOMA. April sT.-f.a wrenee MIL
Ter. a burglar who stumbled into the
arms 81 the Rev. Mr.. Pcndleton. of
Tacoma, while engaged IN ioating
that grntlcmhn'a house. was SEN
fenced 90 four years In the penlten-
tlhry. lie pleaded guilty and aakad
for the mercy Of the court The
Judge said hecuuid not view the mat
ter that way.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-27
HIS NERVE,

OMAHA. April g7.--Jas. Callahan.
charged With kidnapping young Cud-
ahy, today took the stand ana coolly
tried 10 prove an allhi for the night
- the crime. lie denied any COM
neetl0n whatever with the kidunp-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-27
Normal superintendent.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. April r.
Prof. 4. ~ Hyan has accepted the
position % general superintendent II
normal sehnols In the Philippine ini-
anda lie L. now professor Of phil
osophy and pedagogy at the Indiana
university.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-27
Meredith Resigns

W. j. Meredith. former Nuperin-
tendent % county schools. today
rendered to the county commission
era his resignation 20 that Office
an amicabie settlement having been
effected with W. q. Hartrauft. and
on Monday Mr. Hartranft VIII come
legally into possession.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-27
Fire Below Morans.

An unoecupiod atorhoase situated
IN the tide flats several blocks below
Moran firus. burned down this morn
ing The loss Will reach 800. The
nrrboat responded. but could be %
no service.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-27
POST SCAMPS.

xTw YORK. April eT.-As an out
~ 4 the alleged sNindiing % nr.
s~sA Muir cut Of tS.oao IN a crook
Z ard game on a recent voyage. the
~ Ysrk police announce that they
- pnss IN the card ruatna of all
saas- Atlantic steamships a ruguea'
rasssv ~ noted card-aharpa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-27
A $500, 900 OIL Company

The Commonwealth oil GO. has
BEEN Incorporated under the state
laws with q capital Of g 600 one
thousand acres Of land near South
iteud. Pacific county. has been lena-
cd. This land has bean inspected
by Julien A. Becker. mining euRln4
eef and geoioRat who has made
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-27
SINGLE STRIKE.
Manufacturers Say They Cannot
Aecede 10 Demands.

When asked today n the nhlngle
manufacturers of Puget sound were
likely 20 accede 70 the demand OF
the weavers. Secretary Beckman
stated that the association was not
urppnrad 20 act.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-27
STEAMSHIP
ASSOCIATION
fsrmed 20 Ensure Equal
Profits to All.

sAS FRANCISCO. April 1Tk-The
trnztsnn q the Steamship Manag-
- asaDcsation was completed last
mt here II embraces all % the
z5srtant steamship lines on the Pa
- enasf- r. r. schwertn, OF the
Exzze Nal. was elected president.
p sbiscf of the association. a.
rzttt n an official announcement.
- snaure 70 the members the priv
~ q operating On an equitable
sasss The question ~ bringing IN
- PuEef sound steamship lines will
: zaszzssd az a meeting 70 be held
tsfs next week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-27
Waited for Murder.

xHaTsuM. April z1.-The police
- have under arrest a man be-
- - ~ u r.. Gallagher, who -
..sspd FIR the murder af Joseph r.
s.ushau AZ Tauton. Mas. on the
- r Nev. q. iSss. A reward %
: : zsanalag for Galiagher's appre-
hzzzlaa
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held for Polyesmy.

PORTLAND. or, April g7.v-nrad.
ley y. purphy. under arrest here for
VAS held b. Police Judge
Cameron 10 appear before tie grani
jury. purphv gave bail IN the sum
Of 81 900, and Was released.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-27
Iudae Griffin Remembered

Last night the jury In department
one OF the superior court was dis
missed from duty. that department
having disposed OF all work up 10
date. A handsome silk umbrella
and n gold-mounted walking stick
were presented Judge Grimm as q
token OF esteem.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-27
DESTROYED.

nfLnoA. spain. Apfn zTe-The
British steamer Prppifians. from
Sunderland. struck on the break
water while trying 10 enter The har-
Dor to-day and was totally wrecked
The captain and steward we're
drowned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-27
A PRESENTATION.

Employees Of the white sar lnun-
dry presented j. +. Brown with n
handsome fob chain this afternoon.
Mr.. II. ". Biewstt made the present.
alton speech. which was the 0cca-
ssou Of Mr.. firoWns retiring from
active buaiueks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-27

WASHINGTON. y. c. April 81
1t Is stated on authority. coming
from the White House. that Mr.. Pet-
0rs. former representative from Kan
sas, win secure the appointment 60
tha c0mmlSsioucFuhip ~ PENSIONS
vice Evans. who may be sent 20 Jap
an
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-27
MIRACULOUS

EVERETT. March 27.-The APP
proach 10 the Monroe bridge. across
Woods creek, fell this afternoon,
carrying a pile-driver. Several
workmen made almost miraculous
escapes from death.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-27

xvw ORLEANS. ApF1 sT.-orth
!. 49, well known newspaper
-. snrne years aEo wrote the
i've" column n the New
....es Times pemoerat. e dead. Of
ss....s~nsion. ne vas ared - years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-27
q. r. Freeman VIII Visit

u, II. Freeman. department COM
m8ndcr q. a. n. viii visit Seattle
and Stevens post next Tuesday ev-
ening. An Interesting meeting viii
ha hold
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-27
Shear $4,000 sheep.

ELLENsnURG. April e. - Tho
seasons ahHep-ehearius In the lower
Yakima valley viii be begun May 1.
10 " estimated that between 5000
and u. 90 sheep win be sheared.
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vpe7uroS. Mich. April IL
- entered the hank ~ J. @.
go hlew the safe and carried on
!. = 4 cash. The interior 81 the
- - baby wrecked by the cx-
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ESCAPED.

NEW YORK. April Millionaire
George Croeker'a handsome FIN
avenue mansion narrowly escaped
destruction ~ flrr early this morn
'ng. Considerable damage Was done
70 the costly furnishings.
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Everett Pioneer Dead.

EVERETT. ARA gT.-Aaa Davis,
n snohumfsh county rianesr and Tor
- yeakEa a resident ~ Everett died
here today RE was the father %
gn-atnse Senator Davis