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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-10-11

ally, completely over-awed by the
dark, silent reaches of the night. he
turned and fed, leaving Maria to fin
ish the journey by herself.
In 1853 the thread of William Nc
Kinley's life in Niles was broken.
His father found a new home for him
and the rest of the family in the
quaint college town in Poland, o.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-10-11
AGAIN IN JAIL.
Police Gather Mrs. Nation in
at Wheeling - Feared q
SIN ashins Expedition.
SIM ashing Expedition.
,s-Dcmocrat Leased Wire Service.

Ncws-Democrat Leased Wire Service.
Wheeling, Oct. 8.-Mrs. Carrie Ma
tion, the Kansas saloon smasher, Ia
In jail again. After her lecture In
tho church here Monday night she
came up town followed by 500 people.
She visited several saloons and 1t was
repoi ted that she was about to begin
a smashing expedition. She was ar
rooted by the police and Is now In jail.
refusing ball.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-10-11

Mrs. r. Briddleman, Of Parshall-
vile, Mich, was troubled with salt
rfeum for thirteen years and had tried
number of doctors without relief.
After two applications Of Banner Salve,
her hands became better and in a
short time she was entirely cured.
Beware of substitutes. Roth & Hug.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-10-11

s. A. ingalls,, Crown Point, N. Y.
writes: "My wife suffered from kid
ney trouble for years. She was In
duced to try Foley's Kidney Cure and
in less than week after she began
using 1t, she was greatly improved
and three bottles cured her." Roth
e Hug.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-10-11

Chas. r. Wessmar, Evanston, ILL.,.
writes: my boy 2 1-2 years old had
a severe cold which refused to yield to
any treatment until we tried Foley's
Honey and Tar. He was completely
cured before using one bottle" Take
nOne but Foleys. Roth & Hug.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-10-11

Nc need to fear sudden attacks OF
cholera infantum, dysentery, diaIrho
summer complaint Of any sort IL you
have DR.. Fowler's Extract of Wild
Strawberry in the medicine chest.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-10-11

Now good digestion waits on apps-
tite. and health on BOTH"
II 1t doesn't try Burdock Blood Bit
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-10-11

"Now good digestion waits on appa
tite, and health on both"
If 1t doesn't try Burdock Blood Bit
teys.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-02
GAME LAWS
ARE STRICT
Foreign Game Cannot be
Sold Out Of Season.

A local merchant some days ago
received shipment OF game from
Japan. The blrda came IN a box.
packed on Ice. one OF the Empress
steamers. They were In excellent
condition until Vancouver was reach.
ed, but owing 90 their not having
been marked ssperiahable." we're de-
iayed several dayn at that point and
were consequently too strong TO be
eaten upon reaching here. All were
accordingly turned over 20 a tnxid-
ermist and stuffed. The birds EN-
braoed beautiful variety Of Japan
csc pheasants. Monaghan pheaaants.
Japanese woodcock and English
snipe.
Whether or not the importation OF
foreign game during the close season
IL permissible in this state a. an in
teresting question raised by this
shipment.
The game inspector, Mr.. Arthur
Upper. vas seen by a Star reporter
this afternoon, and said.
Game brought in from the Orient
or any foreign country cannot be
legally sold In Washington during
the closed reason. For violations Of
the law n dealer would incur lihility
20 fine Of $40 for every bird sold.
The federal Law makes the state Law
applicable 20 foreign and Interstate
commerce. so that shipment from
the Orient n not permissible. The
hotel and restaurant Keepers Of Sc
attle have agreed to make no Efforts
70 evade the prohibition 81 the sale
or game at this season In Cincin-
natl last week q man was fined
nearly 5000 under the game law,
and our statutes are quite an strict.
i do not anticipate any effort 10
evade the laws by importations from
foreign countries. Certainly such
attempts would fail"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-02
Hotel Corridors.
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Geo. r. Bryant. Of stanwood. " a
guest Of the Seattle.
Or. T. NJ. ward Of snohomish. is
guest OF the Occidental.
DIR. w. r. Bruce. OF Spokane. Is
registered at the Rainier-Grand.
Lester W. pssvid. a merchant Of
Blaine. 10 a guest Of the Butler.
Hugh BeiIas. a tourist Of London,
Eng. IL stopping a. the Butler.
n. 3. putney, n merchant Of spo-
kane. Is n guest OF the Northern.
w. S. purant, a physician Of Ever
EFT. II registered at the Occidental.
T.. w. pundy. an Everett mining
man. Is registered o.; the Northern.
Michael EGsles, cannery owner
Of rairhaven, IL registered n, the
Seattle.
p.J. Smith. county commissioner
elect Of Issaquah, is n guest of the
Dilier.
A, r.. Hoe. q iumberman OF What
com. IS making his headquarters at
the Butler.
W. II. Cofferman. prominent city
official Of Chehnlis, II registered at
the Butler.
II. y, Friary, a mining man Of Ev-
erett. IL among the recent arrivals
nj the Stevens.
Or. Mergucrste johnson. a prom
inent physician Of Spokane. is a
guest OF the Dilier.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-02
INSANE FROM
MEMS ABUSE


Chicago. Jan. i.--Another story Of
the dark aide II city life. came 10
light yesterday. when Settle WAth-
en-. a girl Of a. wan adJudgesf insane
and sent 90 Dunning. she has only
a short time 20 live. and unless she
recovers her reason. doctor ard
a prominent business man whom shs
accuses. may escape prosecution.
The girl came to Chicago two
years ago from Evansville. Ind. she
Was then bright and pretty. Two
weeks AFRO. three klndhearted vsorncn
found her ravinE Of her trouble IN
q downtown restaurant. she had
been thrust out Of 2hs Doctors In
stitution that morning. and In her
desperation. wanted 20 die. The Eiri
was taken 20 the baptist hospital.
where sine hscaIne 50 Violent and
tried so often N kill herself. that she
had TO be removed 70 an asylum.
The physician at the hospital r.
satisfied that her trouble In due 10
malpractice. She has papers inv0ty-
ing the men she accuses. but unless
before her death she has a lucid in
teryai 20 make an affidavit. the men
who are responsible for her plight
may not be brought 10 Justice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-02
ACCIDENT ON JAMES ST.

Death Was barely nvertcd this
morning when car No. 81 % the
James street line. crashed into tha
heavy garbage wagon driven By
raaco Torres
The wagon had emerged from the
alley between second and Third ave
nuer. One % the horses fen upon
the tracks. rendering u impossible
for the driver 60 escape from the
course % the car.
Paseo Torres was thrown from hia
Wagon. his left ear vas torn OF. and
he received euta about the body. Ho
had narros escape from death.
The man vas taken 20 rr0videnzns
hospital. where hs received medical
attention Owing TO the stsepne1s
% the grade. the motormAn was un-
able 10 stop the car. and tho wagon
was forced 10 the bottom of the htIi.
THE fnctoFfnan's name n Joseph
Conner and the conductor WAS n W.
Iocks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-02

10 remand was taken under advise
finent.
During the last session OF tho
grand jury, indictments we're return
cd against Samuel Hiddsii. James
Barney, Edgar parseIi and 10 other
residents OF Aberdeen. charging them
with perjury. These persons were
arrested by a deputy marshal and
arraiEned before Judge Hanford this
morning. James Hamilton Lewis.
attorney for the defendants. alleged
that the Indictments were Illegal. a.
tho jurors were not irnpaneied from
the whole district. but only from the
northern counties. The Judge ruled
that the indictments were true, and
the motions 60 uuash them were
overrulcd. The prisoners were let
out on bail pending trial.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-02
PAT GROVE
CAPTURED
A Report From Omaha Thai
Suspected kidndpper
has Been Landed.

OMAHA, Eeb., Jan. 2.--Pat Grove,
suspected Of completely in the
Cudahy kidnapping. II reported 10
have been captured near Oelrichs, IS.
u. His brother. J. ]. Grove. was ar
rested at Council BiuTs, Iowa, yes
tcrday afternoon and brought TO
Omaha.
The story OF Pat Groves capture
comes from Chadron. Neb. John Dell
fielder, a cattleman, came I'm and an
nounced that three detectives, fol-
lowing Groves trail. overlook the
fugitive on the Pine Ridge reserva-
ton. near Oelricha, =. -. Grove
whipped MP and tried to escape by
flight, but halted when his pursuers
began 10 shoot. Deifelder said that
he had learned these particulars nj
q ranch, where the party stopped for
dinner.
The arrest Of J. J. Grove, at coun-
ell Bluffs, IL believed here to be the
first arrest In the case. II was made
by Omaha detectives. but the prison.
or consented to accompany them
across the river into Nebraska with
out a requisision. Tho police had
been led TO expect to find Pat Grove,
and they came prepared 10 appre-
bend him. They caught j. j. Grove
asleep In a rear room near his ra-
loon. Two big bulldog revolvers lay
on chair. Grove made no renlat-
ance. When sweaied by the Omaha
police, the prisoner steadily denied
that he knew anything OF the KID
mapping or Of HIS brothers whore
abouts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-02
BIG BUSINESS
OF DAWSON

sKAGwAY. Dec. GA statement
made by Postmaster Hartman, Of
Dawson, shows that money sent
from Dawson by money order in the
last ~ months amounted 20 about
$1,000 600, two-thirde OF which went
10 the United States, and the re-
mlndcr to Canada and foreign
countries. The money order bust
ness OF that office. done at n single
window and without suboff1ces in
town, II one Of the largest. IN not
me largest, says Mr.. Hartman,
transacted at one window In North
America.
Mall received at that place from
outside by way Of Skagway, In tho
IL months prior 20 the opening on the
winter service, Amounted To 1 $50
bags. arriving I'm 100 shipments. Ost-
going mall amounted 10 1896 bags in
10 shipments Twenty-three mails
came from Nome and intermediate
points down the river, and 81 were
dispatched for these points.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-02

don having seen three wrecks in
Bristol channel.
a second provisional battalion Ia
TO be Organized AZ the Preside San
Francisco. There are nearly enough,
recruits for n regiment.
Boston rnen are 10 send an agent
to North Yakima 10 investigate the
proposition Of an electric railway 10
several suburban districts,
sThe New York Press Club ana Sir
Thomas Upton exchanged New
Years greeting by cable and tested
over the coming yacht race.
TunK Chow, q Chinese, lost 5000 al
faro IN Spokane, and attempted
suicide by swallowing opium, but
was saved by the city physician.
An insane stranger created much
excitement In the streets OF sedro-
Woolley. He had nothing In his
pockets but several pounds Of rusty
The missionaries have asked con
gress 70 ratify Immediately the treat
grese 20 ratify Immediately the
treaty TO protect the natives OF At.
rice against intoxlcants.
Thomas WALKER n criminal, was
Killed ~ 81. LOuiB Harry y. Erat-
ger. while In the act Of breai<lne into
warehouse. which has been robbed
II times in the last two years.
John u. Hofsteter will get q decI-
sion prociaiminR HIS title 70 land
claimed by the city Of ColviIle for a
street under the law of usase.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-02

The following subscriptions were
handed IN by John schram and w.
Y. Boone;
Stone. Fisher a Lane. ssbo: Spell
rer a Huribut tie0: Ramaker Music
Co, 800.
Mr.. Forrest and NJ. ]. Cottstsin
reported the following:
n. J. Lutx, 500: Frank Jobst, 800;
NJ. a X. Gottstein. tsno: z. G, Miles
a Piper Co, 500: The Chlopeck Fish
Co. t1s0: The German Investment
Co, $500; nellie a Engelbrecht. 1850.
Fisher Bros, $3.50: winshfp Hron..
500. II. y. Norton a Co. 800.
0rifFith Davies and III. u. Lewis
fepartsd ~ follows:
Dexter Horton. 800: Frank Paul.
800: A. G. Anderson. tioo; The Elec-
trio Laundry company. yfoo. Third
Avenue theatcr. ttoo: fiutterworth a
soua. fio0. Charles Spears. $50.
Robeson Bros. so; coushiin a Co.
$50. Knox Grocery Co. SO.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-02
IkTALLADN
\ OF OII(ERS


... ns Sohn r. NIIer rtf Corps In
,--.s o,neers est ding NJ the
- s IN the q a. hall. PACT
rers Dsost. The fohpwI ladies will
dent " tne enFAufar. Pfesi-
vtee .. ..its. 1eorgia J1ht: senior
fon. kssldenf. Mira. a Whiting
re rs sssnlDr vice presl4 Mrs. Jen-
lne, 49, chaplain. Mtfary Gard
err. tsfys Mrs btha Jack
~ k,~ - dfsr, Mo. ~ Cole. coll
nattle Friend. Ars HE cooney
"hn airs. Rhoda AdnH
AFTER the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~. mdies gaze a soclatd lunch 10
n tsOsrs 81 the John Miller Post.
- ~. an entoyablfew Year =
"as the result one occasion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-02
rsAoIoIAa . aRQUTrtp.

Mr.. Frederick wnrfs was enter
fainsd last evening By the local Fsiks
IN their hall ~ tire Coinan building
Col. IL nes Hamilfon Lewis WAS In
the chair. which he later surrender
"a 10 Mr. Warte. Who presided dur
lng fhs feast % reason which follow
"a. -ftsfU
The Ruert % the evening was pre-
senfad with fne bouquet OF roaes
and later the lodge itself was given
an eik horn gavel by Mr.. schoen-
field and hts cons. Berman. Raif and
Herbert Schoenfeid.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-02
WANTED IN SPOKANE

Arthur l.. Spencer. who for n tins
posed In this city as a Chinese in,
spector, r. wanted in Spokane on :
charge Of swindlinE. The police say
he secured several hundred dollar.
IN this city from the Chinese. Chief
Meredith has proof that Spencer wal
only recently released from a peni
tertiary In California.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-02
scRRIsTlAN ERDEAvoRE RS.

The executive committee OF IN,
Local Christian Endeavor win NEE
Friday evening, Jan. 4. at the Unites
Presbyterian church. when a luncf
VIII be served at 6.i6 o'clock, after.
which a pleasant social VIII be held
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-02
THEY LET
THE BOY
GO HOME
-
The kidssppers Found They
Mad Made . Big
Mistske.

BETHLEHEM, Penn. Jan. -
Charles ksrehner, kidnaped Monday
night. has been returned home. lie
was chlofofofmed and taken 90 a re-
sort foe traFnps near Ritt~rviiie. His
captoru. after discovering that the
lad was net the son of ore Of the
ofieers Of the Bethlehem Steel Co,
sent hiu home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-02
RtpORTtRs' NOTES.

The University 81 washington op-
ened the winter session today.
BOX rent r. due at the local post
Office.
The next Oriental mail closes sun
day night.
VIM. Brown was convicted OF
petit larceny in Judge Cams court
today and fined $40 and costs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-02
WlRf IaS.

T. . rai1 lvas made On opium den
1917, salIihston. Two ni and two
women were arreeteGI
The BARK Idum yAn,tea a. Lon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-02

The Widespread interest In the
raising OF ths tlco.coe az . saarsn-
tee Of The local building of u hattie
ship is eliminating this Afternoon In
= iargely-atsendsd meeting Of eiti-
sens - Ella bah IN the coiman
building.
All the morning 10 sut-commitsess
have eeen working hard making =
tricts. The sub-commlttesu1sn ana
their assistants covered the city as
follows
William PsKeu ana Andrew Hem
rich ell that business ana ruanufac-
turing dlstrlct lying south Of King
street
James Goldsmith and GeofEe n.
AaaIt. the district bounded by King
street on the snuth. Yssier way on
the north. Flfth avenue TO the east
and the water froat on the west
W. n Forrest. y. w. Godwtn and
X. oottssein. that part OF the water
front Of Seattle iytnx between Post
street end the bay side and rssisr
way and Pike street.
Jahn n. No1waw and q. l. crnw-
far1. from ross street 10 the alley
east Of FIRST avenue. between Yeslsr
way and Columbia street.
A. 9. nurueii ana J. y. Hacpou-
gall. first avenue. between Coium-
bfa and PIKE street.
&. J. smfth aud A. ~. Stewart.
Second avenue from rssisr TO Co
j. A. Moore and Herman Chaplin.
Second avenue nom Columbia to
John schrsm ana w. r Boone.
Second avenue from Madison TO
Griffith Davies ana Howard Lewis.
Third avenue from Te~ier to Pike
". p. Tnmsis, y. II. osrocd and
c. L. Denny. all fha city north OF
Pike street
The following additional subscrip-
tons came In last night: DR.. r. ".
flames. fioe: e. n. Collins. sfo1: The
Seattle star. f2ta; III. II. Dunbar.
$500: Henry Adams. Of oriiiia. 500.
Mr.. James g. Goldsmith handed In
~ collections the additional sub
crescent Manufacturing Co. 400:
echwAbaeher pros., Incorporated.
tsn0. schwahacher Hardware Co.
1900. New York Notion Co. fifo. II.
n Folsom. 500; NJ. McTeigh. 400. &.
w. II. Daily. $40. Richmond Paper
Co. 400: George n. Adair 4 Son.
$40. Sylvester Bros. 500. W. y. Full
Ter q Co. $500; McsoTiey q Andef-
sor. 400. J. y. Rogers, fino. Cioeeon,
Kelly & Co. $50; II. w. Wilcox. noo
ana Union Hardware Co. 500.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-02
ROBERTS Is
GREETED BY
MULTITUDE
-
Imposing pemonstrstion By
People Welcoming Min
Nome 60 England.

cowES. isie Of Wight. Jan. a.
Roberts arrived here from Africa TO-
day. He came ashore Ia the queens
steam yacht There VAS a trsmsnd-
Gus demonstration on the water front
and the piers were black with peo-
pie as the transport Canada steam.
81 toward tbs anchorage. Guns were
fired and flags waved. whistles blew
and the people yelled. Roberts land
Ell inat at Cowes AZ the queens COM
naani. as she wished to BE- the firsf
60 receive the returning hero. The
general wlli dine and sleep a, Os.
borne house tonight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-02

LONDON. Jan 1.-The arrival q
Roberts az Cowes was announced by
special editions Of the Newspaper to-
day. Tomorrow Will he Roberts
day In London. and preparations for
the reception are wsll under war.
decorations being elaborate along tho
line ~ march. Roberts and hts star
win be met az f'adfinKtnn station by
several members Of the royal family
him TO buckingham palace. whsrs
luncheon WIll be IN readiness.
All stores VII - riaaad and the
city given W 70 rejoicing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-02
BANK cLEARANcEs.

The clearing house report Cor
Wednesday, Jan. 2. is as follows.
tlehrink6 ,.......s.....-s.. $685., 40 ~
Enhances ..s............... "a, eS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-02

qis4zx< which appeals 20 the
f< City. occurred shortly before
a 1ock thi uaorninx. when the Sc
As~s public lhrary. qusrtered in the
historic marion AZ the corner q
Third avenu and james street vas
destroyed hyTare. Within - minutes
after the err vas discovered. Chief
KeiIosz rreeuneed the hhrary's
door1. ana secuted 70 the nremsn
make her hrn as slowly as you
can. boys. bu can never save her.
Dca't 20 fnsae-"
. Ths fre MS srss discovered al
13:z O'clock , Police Clerk EasAon.
who Was running 70 the station
from bis laurh he Immediately
notified IRE headquarters 81 tele-
phone. and 4 soFnent later an alarm
was turned trfron box az the cor
r<r of Fifth avenue ard Terrace
street. ny y tire the department
arrived. the iRrfor OF the structure
~a< ro4rinE1azH Of flames. Doors
were broken ZEN, and soon four
lines ~ hose Fsre throwing water
On the nry fusace.
feroes Aeh By smoke.
several n<ean Carried Hire o.
hose into shz hazhmenf. but we're
forced hack hfbe xnOks. One man.
Overcome. wass~~4ed ana taken "a
I place - saff T. his comrades
While frhffu2 + <re near the ensf
end % the nuiz.x ~. cubct. a IRE
mar. fell throu1 4 hole In the noor
: 20 the hazernsn| Tie struck upon
> pile e hufHEa&ssoks. and had not
ropes keers <eeuf he would have
met . horrible 4th. The fremen
haff3sd With fhasmes fsr 20 min
usss before Cnis Kellogg ordered
them cut ThferaFsrrrnt then
cevoted - tiYne eavfrg the bniid-
fnx in cioze pruxtty 10 the library
and used - Felng room. Al 10
O'Clock this msng two lines II
pose we're piayfnipon the interior
Ufear TIE furnace4rhere fhousar :
81 volumes are he'd together AMI
ARE Slowly heinfievcur~d BY fhe
fianer. TIRE fntsr ~ completely
gated. The waiire standing. hui
are conatdered uut
4 erss.oss.
THE burning one library viii
effect nearly eveg1Am@ in Seattle.
The citizens hava Ten personal
pride IN the snetIIon, az nearly
alt we're patrons viii now be
denied the beneftuntn another
library can BE eststhed. II was
one Of fte finest EDITIONS on ths
coast. and containeter q, 0no vol
umes and vas vsd AZ f7n.o00
Librarian smith crates ne In
surance At fif.110. building was
rented BY the city M the YeaIer
estate, and was walnut 81. 900. ID
vas erected about years sQo.
FuIiy 1000 people VI attracted M
the scene by the bFif glare of the
cunf'agrafion. and nddened @x-
preston was apparent their faces
~ they watched themes eagerly
devour the building aits valua BE
contents.
Many vaIuabls ~ were lost.
1 but fortunately. a Il which was
saved. viii enable thfv 10 replace
every volume deHaed it 3
O'clock this morning karinn n "
Smith had estabiishan Office IN
the free reading roouafidinx In the
\gruunds. where a otItstandIn1
Nbooks viii BE- rpceivt Fully s0f
books were saved. n thls morn
Ng Mr.. Smith founde case com
Mining the cards dhe pafrona
PTS enamfsies him tfterrnine the
fact number u booA circulation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-02

Seattle. Jan :. 49,.
~ the Moran Bros Com :
pany. a corporation. shall bid :
for and obtain from the Unit :
ed States government a con .
tract for the construction Of .
one 81 tho hastiehhips con .
structlon II which II non un- :
! der consideration OF the gov :
ernment. ! promise. for value :
: received. 90 ray Go the order :
OF said corporation. at the /
{ hank ing house OF Dexter :
Horton n Co. In the city of !
Seattle. on the day npon /
which slid battieHhip shall be :
+: launched 10 The waters 81 Pu- Z
! ret Sound. the sum uf...... !.
Z .............. Dollars. IN gold :
. coin Of the United States OF :
the present standard 81 :
weight and GHsnaks. with In .
terent thereon In like gold I
coin after maturity until paid !
at tho rate Of eight 90 Per
cent. per annum- And II Euit
shall be commented for the
recovery Of any amount due !
I upon this note. ! agree 90 pay
a reasonable attorneys fee IN
such suit. the amount thereof /
20 be detsrmlned BY the court !
I'm such action.
s.ss..s.s.=. ss..sss.s !
.s....*.s...s..ss-
~.... s.s..... :
ss...........ss...s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-02

The
indebtedness 100000 representing $85OOOn
Hill
ad the actual capita invested the the much alleged
The consumers Seattle are willing enough for gas give the pay inter
S20O00 the capitalization profit
hey willing be bed however order that % capital They
lat decidedly +Hfe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-02

In the United states circuit court
this morning a motion 20 remand
was offered In the case OF John nc.
Nicholson vs.. The Pacific Coast Co.
The motion was denied by Judge
Hartford, with permission to renew
II In 10 days.
In the case OF Samuel c. Calder
head w. II. II. Downing, the motion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-02

Carl stevens, OF New York, is reg
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-02
THE BATILfSH|p MONEY
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Work Of the Special Committee
A List Of Subscriptions.

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