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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1901-11-16
(Wife Of Prince Waldemar, Known 40 the
''Sailor Prince"

of Queen Alexandra. She is said to be
the most popular woman OF the court
of Copenhagen, and is remarkable
character. Shortly after her marriage
she had an anchor tattooed on her
shapely arm, saying: Il am Danish
sailors wife, and want to do just as
the others do"
Beside her penchant for sculpture
and sailing, the princess has another
hobby. She is an enthusiastic fire
fighter, and has just been adopted by
the Copenhagen fire department as an
august mascot. Some have gone so far
as to call her the fire laddie princess"
and report has it that she does not OBJ
ject to the title.
American society is doubly inter-
ested in Princess Marie just now, be-
cause she and her. husband will visit
the United States next January, a COM
pliment paid to this country in return
for the visit Of the United States ship
Hartford, which cruised in Danish
waters last summer,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-30

aterics. A new mining laboratory
viii be built this year which viii be
used IN connection with "A new min
ms building u hieh ls soon Go be built.
Yesterday there was trysout on
the local track O. determine who viii
represent the university ln tho meet
next Saturday against the state
Agricultural college, A large crowd
~ collcginns was cut TO Witness the
Performance, AS all tho hope of the
college A. ON the track team Co re-
trievo the defeats ~ the baseball
men in Eastern Washington. Last
wears the local team easily defeated
the Eastern Washington aggregation
but this year the latter have mater
Tally strengthened thvir track team.
1ud Il close meet "a expected, Kniea
grl their miie runner II one of the
hest on the coast. lie recently ran
the mile eaHliy IA ts5a In the local
trysout the men Ia the hundred yard
dash we're taulkins. Chestnut and
Pearson. They won out in the ord
CT named. IN 10 pa seconds, which.
however. Is not as good time as has
hoen recently made on the traces.
In the hult-mtta the entries werH.
f'wttchell. lloetakcs and krnworthN.
finishing In the order named. in csc.
This is excellent time. considering
the present condition ~ the track.
Gwitcheii Is new development ~
this year. and bids fair 60 b. tho
best distance man that the university
has ever had The try-aut viii he
completed this evening
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-30
IN HIS SLEEP.

CLINTON. Ia. Arru - clifford
gnddofia. Who lived ssith hla parents
on farm near here. Eut no In the
nlEht. went "a the harm. and nrad a
load - buckshnt into Ma heart The
body WINS found On the morning. BY
the father. A cnroner'H inquest vas
held and verdict was returned that
decreased committed suicide.
Hadfuria FOR some time vas Hfrilet-
81 with sumnam bultam. ana did
many strange things while asleep.
one night ~ carried his bed down
stairs. set ~ up IN another roam.
slept for a couple ~ hours carried
his Rod hack upstairs. and put u to-
Enther a. another time b. tuok
down his gun. loaded some shells.
and started out hunting. lie had
been known e. 80 70 the harm IN the
middle ~ the night and harness and
fred the horses and Do the chores.
the same a. IN the morning.
on the evening that be committed
suicide he rad IN Newspaper - a
man roinR 70 the harm and shooting
himself IN the chest with a load ~
huckahat. lie then said that no man
IN his right mind would commit such
an act. That night he went 20 tho
barn and killed himself IN the same
manner M the man he read about.
ad=s
Keen En- mind" e'linn'a piano house
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-30

Ltmhurrcr i6ai7e. brick. isui1e.
sWisu. isulac.
Esgs Strictly fresh ranch. iG4ifo.
Eastern. lhMlec.
Poultry Chickens. live. tshMite /.
ducks, iluihes goose. l0Wilc. tur-
kcyu. idhutAhc.
Dressed stock Chickens, ltu
iae, turkeys. i5isuiahe ducks. lu4
Ice. gccse, i2hUiahe.
Corrected Daily The following
prices arv being offered TO the pro
duecr In round lots on the dock or In
the car al aruttles
Grain oats. SO 90. barley.
$500 wheat chicken feed, fltapH
1900. corn. $500 per 100 tbH
Hay Puget sound, per ton, tl20Q
eastern Washington timothy. slB.ss
Ht6aat alfalfa. $40 O0mi0.so|
Hutter Fresh ranch. 1OMi2cs ma
tive creamery, l6aile
eheenv Native Washington, iac.
bFrH- strictly fresh ranch. taiae.
per donen.
Poultry Chickens. i've. ttmtahei
ducks. t2aWtHts turkeys. i2Auiac.
Dressed poultry Turkeyh, i3WtiA1
chickens. leUi2hc. ducks. isuithei
geese. itt+c.
Lave stock-Cows. sMci steers. 20
&c, calves. bhMFAc. sheep uhorn.
a.. lambs. e. hogs. k0bAc.
Dressed stoek-Hoes. Sc; lambs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-30
IN THE COURTS.

nrz. Crockett. who recently receiv-
- ESQ judgment against her hus-
had Hugh =. Crockett. has caused
~ order % issue. citing her attorney.
hehard Gown. to appear and show
eaaze why he should keep one half
q m Judgment. SIR. Gown states
nat 4 was the contract that h. vas
y fteaiye one-haIf % the figure
AIRED upon b the parties for q set
t3nsrt.
= the damage case Of MadRe snod-
kfAss. against the Seattle Electric
e. for 1850 for injuries received on
. Lake Union car several months
~, ne jury yesterday afternoon re-
.-rned verdict for the defendant
company.
The SEATTLE grain company has in
safrorated. forming a consolidation
iaeipdinR all the interests Of j. q.
Adzrs A. Co. and the Centennial
vi 60. IN Eastern Washington.
Lns cnmpany expects 20 spread out
n ne country covered BY the North
sfH Pacific and Great Northern. and
eAfinz the coming season Wiii build
lumoer u warehouses on the
-astnern Pacific and Central Wash
nS.on roads. The new company IL
,spiialized for ti00 600. and will be
esaafoiied BY local grain operators.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-30
TWO VESSELS
SAIL FOR NOME

The steam schooner Jeanne. Of the
Pacific Steam Whaling Co.'S fleet.
and the Nome city. Of the Pacific
Clipper line. sailed last evening for
Cape Nome. Both boats weF. hsav-
ily loaded with freight and their pas.
Eauger accommodations we're taxed
TO their utmost capacity.
The jeanne took north a com
plete Tightening 0utfit. which vii BE-
used In carrying freight from THE
ship 10 the shore over 50 paAsen-
gers we're booked % % whom are
from San Francisco. Capt. Mason.
Of this steamer. - an experienced
mariner in Alaskan waters. There
Is hardly a point of land or "A rock
on the coast with which he II not
familiar. Last year he made the
FIRST trip to Nome and back. tx
perienced mariners of the Arctic re-
Etous say that this year the Ice will
break up much earlier that last on
January thu ocean, a. far as a
person could see was clear OF St
Michael Judging from this and
many similar reports Cap. Mason
believes that there will be little
trouble with ice this trip. The
Jeanne viii sail direct 70 Nome.
The steamer Nome city h com
HAatA1+A ~ taFts AfhNAHthf also n
navigator 81 much Arctic experience.
The vessel was built at Portland n
little over n year ago. and was de-
signed especially for the Nome
trade Her trip last year was made
little later than this. but Capt.
Daniels does not anticipate any
trouble in reaching Nome tn safety.
This boat ia fitted with "a Tightening
outfit In charge Of Capt. seasnon.
The Nome City carried nearly 100
passengers and a number 81 horses.
She viii go b. way Of Dutch Har-
BgF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-30
MARINE NEWS.

The steamer Rainier arrived from
San Francisco this morning with -
passengers and go tons Of general
merchandise. She II dlacharRing her
cargo at the Galbralth, Bacon dock.
The owners Of the steamer Inland
Flyer are negotiating for new en-
gine for the boat II one r. secured
the efficiency II the steamer will be
greatly Increased.
steamer Hyades arrived from San
Franelsco this morning and u dis-
charging her cargo at the Ocean
dock. She will load n return cargo
Of coal At oyster harbor.
The schooner Abbie NJ. Deering IL
loading a cargo at the COlman doc X
for Nome. She Will sail for that port
tomorrow.
The schooner Martha W. Tuft is
loading freight at Schwabaeher' =
wharf for Yakutat and way points.
She will sail Saturday.
The brigantine Blakeley will sail
for Nome tomorrow.
gtea nahlp city Of Seattle, Capt.
Arnold. sailed for Lynn canal points
last night with l25 Seattle passen-
gers and 300 tons OF freight
Steamer Elibu Thomson. Of the
r. ". Gray fleet. cleared for ValdeH
last night with a 700 ton cargo and
SO passengers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-30
TANK FALLS
Through SiS-story Building,
InjUrIng Five.

BAN FRANCISCO. April so.-A
steel tank on the sixth neor 81 the
Galbrsiih building Madison and
Franklin streets. fell through the
structure 10 tho ground. tniufiur &
persons and causing damage eHti=
mated az 60 90. A wooden tank
ga the roof over the steel one that
fell fnnpled over Ia the Enio and re-
suited in the dialndgemrut OF tho
beams that held the other on the
sixth flaor. allowing % 20 fall.
Those Injured are Richard
ourivn. skull fractured by falling
glass Julia sinthin. hack and
shoulders injured by falling timhefa
Prank =. fhuEr, scalp wounds from
falling glass. HhFerta rtegafu. head.
right wrist and finger badly cut. left
shoulder dinlochtch and eut by Riaan
John y. Wiley. slight scalp wuunda
With two exceptions those injured
we're pedestrians GA the sidewalk
and had no time 10 make their ca
cape.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-30
A Kick al Freight Houses.

Complaints have been made ta the
chamber ~ commerce by several
" hnlesaie houses that they are sub
1rcted e. unjust trouble az the freight
depots ~ the Northern Pacific and
Great Northern railways. They pro-
test against having u place their
frright at various points Ia the de-
pots. Instead - turning if over 10
The companies. men az the doaFwaya
They also say that their wagons are
sometimes kept waiting ha much aa
several hours before they can de-
posit freight In the sheds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-30
In Hotels.

Among The late arrivals az the
pulrr are hev. J 4. Lean aud wifs.
Waukatu. Wis ur \ NJ Duhanu
aud wife Berlin. NiH. =. J. Smith.
81 lHHauuah. the county commission
err. =. ". Pollock. OF skaEway.
Al the Rainier Grand. !. ". Croms
bile. iumhermhu Port Gamble. g Y.
West. deputy cummiHHarN. Manila.
\. g. Lieut. Lyle II Pcddiof. Z. 5.
army.
At the stevens capt II futile.
revenue cutter Hear. Charles stock
AN. merchant of Whateom. A Ray.
mund sluan. Jacob Sloan. Spokane
Mr and Airs IA sherman. spok-
ans. Capt =. a MathsHon ushmhu.
Matthias s. n pcreivaL Olympia.
At the brunswick. ". n Ncwu-
itama. the well known Hmelter man
- butte. George Stafford mrrr
chant 10 Aberdeen. MiHa Jennie
podweii. 81 san Francisco; Clifton
Price ana wife iterklvy, Cal, and
l.. u. Petit. Wans walia-
At the Seattle. sam MtGes. Ia
coma a. ~ Holland. Portland.
Miaa Rnar Levy and Miss f.isrie
Farmer. The natica. or. and &. -.
jenkins. Fairmant ". Va.
~ the Northern II. J Dunn.
deputy veterinary surgeon Manila.
= !. g y. johnson. Vancouver
B~n- g Sergeant and p. - cDwrll.
san FRANCHISE. r. a. Irwin. Port
land.
At the Butler: J w. Sweeney 81
Portland. Harry a. Cooper. Naneuu-
yer. Mrs ~ -. Merrill Hoauiam
pr. ard Mra. l.. Y. Van Dyke. Sew
York
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-30
STATE ITEMS.

CENTitAttA,- J. Plat Is build
INK shiugle NTH four mllva from
here In slaaor valley.
CENTRALtA.- livery MIN IN this
ueiEhhurhoud D. ruuulns fun timg.
with an ahondane. II orders ahead.
EVERETT, a cut Ia meter rates.
10 tekc effect Mas /, Is announced
srott Hallway \ Electric Go.
EVERETT. - The Everett Produce
Co. and the keystone on Ga. an
nnunev that they viii consolidate
May 1.
TACOMA Hrv. Peter a. Nor.
mann. ~ the south End. 81 dead lic
vas associate editor ~ the Tacoma
fidohde. a rclig!ogs publication.
VANCOUVER. The comptroller 81
the currency al Washington city,
has received 20 applications for ap-
paintmeut Ca the rrveiNcrHhip ~ thr
wrecked First National Hank 81
Vancouver Il u said that when the
grand jury next sits az Tacoma SIEVE
eral criminal indictments VIII hr con-
sidrred against persons connected
With the bank
SNpHoMfSH ThoH Cunning.
ham aged II tnst a leg and an arm
beneath the wheels uf a freight
train on which be was stealing
ride.
okTiNG. 81 The entertainment and
bazaar given for the benefit - the
Childrvnss Home ~ Green Lax net
ted the promoters just s..
wHATCoM Prank g. Trek has
sold his interest IN The Whatcam
Blade 10 Measrs Hus. Cuunet auI
Brown,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-30
QUARRELS
WITH LOVER
And Drinks CaTboIlc Acid
TO End Her Life.

SAN FRANCISCO. April go Miss
Esther Hobbs, "a HalrhWumpn iu the
dry goods house uf ItuhlhurE4
Strauss s. rtohwau. made nu uuHuez
caszfui attempt Go commit suicide
By drinking cnrbulir acid. She re-
sides IA the lodging house at a2Uiz
auttor street, The mndlady WAS
aroused by the sound uf gruHna la-
suing from MlHH Hobbs room On
entering the room she found tho girl
lying ou the floor ln eouyuiHianH. hof
mouth aud iipH livid with oaruolic
acid burns. A coupe was called
and the glrl WIS quiokly driven 10
the receiving hospital. where II Is
thought she VIII recover.
A quarrel with her sweetheart In
duced Niles Hobbs o. attempt her
life. She h terribly burned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-30

- - dlaubgy nlt orders issued by
him The boys IN Miss Ball'a room
Wrre guilty Ut misconduct. and she
called the principal a. enforce order.
when Stewart appeared ho under
took 90 punish ono Of tho boys. aud
this started tho hight a hHlf dozen
OF tho boys assaulted the principal.
and trrHna night took place. IN
which Stewart VIA terribly beaten.
MiHH Ball hceams greatly fuFhtena
I'd and was compelled to lruvr the
SCHOOL She never recovered from
the shock and Hauk gradually until
today when ahD died purely. the
phyalciuuH Say, uH the result or her
fright, She wHH 10 years old.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-30
SOCIAL ITEMS.

The senior hop % the Seattle high
school Was held in the queen Anne
club houa. Saturday evening The
hail WAS beautifully decorated with
the colors of the class and the ~ houi
colorH. A large number 81 the fac
ulty and the younger set were pres
eut
The Conenrdla Dancing club will
give a dance ~ the Queen Anne
club house this evening. TIE
members % the club are to-day busy
decorating the ball An elaborate
musical program Wiii be- rendered
and an enjoyable tine is anticipated.
The Y NJ !. club. an organization
Of young men ~ this city. viii en-
terrain at dancing party to be Civ
en- n Ranke'H hall next Tuesday
evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-30
MARKETS..

Butter was up to 20 cents this
morning. and strong at that. Yes
terdny some dealers started In AZ 70
cents. but before night another cent
vas added.
Early Injuries IA fruit, such au
cherries. pineapplcs and Etra Wberries
are slow. Prices are too high for the
average dealer.
old potatoes are fast being closed
out by new. The former npN on the
market are excellent I'm quality and
bring SO and go per ton.
a fine display % Weuatehee apples
IL an the atreet today ~ s3.z5.
Poultry has remained az practic-
ally one quotation for nearly two
weeks Chickens have a good sale,
and ducks also. when to be had.
Eggs are plenty. but the demand
keeps up with every consignment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-30
TO VISIT THE
BATTlESHIP

The chamber ~ commerce cxcur-
sion 20 Hrvnerton 20 see the battle
ship Iowa in drydOck Will take place
Thursday afternoon. The members
viii leave Seattle from the Flyer
dock at 1870, going on the steamer
fawtCekct. They will have time 20
- over the big ship before the water
Il turned Ia. The Iowa viii enter the
water At : 50, 50 the visitors will see
the dock In operation. Tho rxcur-
eton II complimentary Co the meme
beers - the chamber % commerce BY
invitation 81 Capt. HurWeit. COM
mandant Of the Puget sound naval
station.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-30
BICYCLE LICENSES.

\ rush n take cut bicycle licenses
set IN saturday, and before the close
OF business @aa more wheels wsrn
isgalized. The Improvement was
due 90 the appointment n a bicycle
patrulman. who viii make Il erp=sn-
sive Tor those who try to ride with
out license. As only about 100
licenses haSs - far hesn issued there
are several hundred persons liable
10 n fine Of S.
sam Roland has filed application
for a permit 60 construct sewers and
make connections.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-30
FRIGHT KILLS
Girl Teacher, Who Witness
cd Savage Fight.

M.KEEsrORT. Pa. April zs.-Mis-
Charlotte A. ttau. " teacher In the
bonneville boot. died today a. the
Hult 81 shock due To fright az a
HEht which took place IN the school
room Some weeks ago between Hav-
rfal - the larger hnEa and the prln-
clpni. Henry -. Stewart.
Stewart had made himself unpap-
uiaf among the boys. and they dteId-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-30

Amdavtts have been made by Or.
A. y. kibhs and County Physician
O'Hourke that II William Alden Sra
ton were 20 be- subjected ta an X
ray examination u lucatr the bull
Les In his head. that u would not
effect his mind Arguments may be
heard Saturday and the examine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-30
In Tacoma, But "Pure-
" for Business
Purposes.
brilliant Galaxy OF Political
Talent. and What Was
Done 10 Mend the
Ankeny Fences.

TACOMA. April so.-Levi AnkeuN,
IN CROKER. GrurEc StcVVuson,Gea.
xirnsar. Joe ifross and Thos. II.
es,,w.ss are the names that decorated
- ie,ixer u the nounclly hotel the
- Say. yct both ~ the Tacoma
...rsnarssrs failed 70 see In this Illus
.-s,,.s raiaNv any probability 81 pur-
- NJ oae fn Tucoma got on
:. ~, suggestion that all 81 these
s,afieai factors we're In town The
- aav for a reason. They were
s,.s.ad or As ordinary hotel guests,
- VS. folk herr are having quiet
haxh at the expense VI the news
raper men.
Paa-Poltiesl. Rather
tsts scarcely necessary - say that
sssi Ankeny Was here fer the pur-
49, a axinx up his political fences.
asirnslhiy his visit % Tacoma vas
: ~ Interests OF the pau-American
ess.seltian. he being the president ~
H. state committee for that affair.
rnoss who "oropped To-"
Mr.. Arkcny's Pan-Amcrican work
was completed in ore day. and Il IS
nst generally believed that In this
hhor he drew very heavily on the
assssfanca or resources q the several
xsntienlen who hRrpeued To drop
a. u the quiet burg u Tacoma On
~ same eay-p. r. Crocker, AR.
Ankcnys reputed Walia Walla man
arsr. George stevenson. % Broom-
Aid. the noted railroad lobbyist.
f,ecrea KInnear o. Seattle. who Is ~
patef % D. Mr. Ankrny's riEh,-ha
keuer IN the Queen City. Joe Bross.
TEN Huues and several others %
~ political fame. senator War
hvrfnn also Was on hand. as vas Mr..
tirussrup. general attorney for the
xqrgkern Pacific. who II very close IN
eleve with Mr.. Ankgny.
fnaeed. Il was e. Mr.. Grosscup's
efsce that the conference adjourned.
snd II Z authuritatiyeiy whispered
nat a this meeting the plans fnr
TIE Anksny campaign for the next
two years were laid. IL - on this
1nkifion- peg that Mr.. Anksny hangs
- Mean bifious-a seat IN the Unit
Il states senate.
Exactly what happened az this
meeting ~ brilliant political talent
vii never be known. when the con-
fsFees finally separated and came be-
rs stairs. they declared their meet
isx had nothing whatever 20 do
vssk political matters, but bad been
rnrsly for business"
Gee. Stevenson. Manager.
Il has franspfred. however. that Il
vas agreed at this meeting that Geo.
Stevenson the Knod-natured railroad
lahhytzf. viii - the real manager Of
he Ankeuy campaign. though be-
cause II his well known business oc-
eupafion - ein remain somewhat In
% y the aTowed manipulation. There
are few smoother politicians ia the
state than Mr.. Stevenson. and vita
Ar. Warhurton az the wheel. tf is
heped 70 steer the bei4ted Ankeny
bark into the senatorial harbnr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-30
JoBBlHe QUOTATIONS..
CORRECTED DAILY
Green fruit

Lemons. u.7sa2.7s a hox: lines.
50 per case; cooking apples. 90c0
81 Is: eating apples. 800. fancy
eating apples. 81 50d225. navel or
anRcs. tI.50a2.15. seeding. 1880
] 80. bananas. t200a2.75. olives, 500
10 per gallon; grape fruit, ii75af
200. straw berries. fi.76N 90 per
crate. plneapplea, $3.50 40 per dog.
Vegetables.
Potatoes. qia00mfg.00 per ton
new beets. - case: CO rrots. per sack.
81 50: yellow Danver onions, &3ff
1850. lettuce. tl.50di 60 case. tur-
nips. fi.25. garlic. 6ffshcs cabbage,
-. peppers. t5U20c. huskH. he. green
onions. l0c duz; caullfower. 81. 25
celery. 75ngGc per dozen. sweet pota-
toes, 81 7b0f2 90. Spanish chill pep
peers, 30c per ID. aaucr kraut. 3mic.
California head lettuce. 6b0f 15c case.
artichokea, a5050c doz. green peas.
46f4hc per 10. dried figs cartons. zoe
fancy zoe. imported 15c; tomatoes.
case. t1.7502.75: dates. 5ffgc per ~.
radishea. Toe per doz rhubnrb. 3d3h
per 10: parsley. 25n35r; asparagus.
bilc new potatoes. 81 .5On2 90: spin
ach. Be. green beans. l0nifc. cueum-
beers. t1.75m200 per doz.
Provisions.
Fresh meat-Cow beef. 70sc ~.
steer beef. Sc per H. mutton weth-
or, 9ihc. ewes. &c: pork. 7M1lAc per
10: veal. large. SAGE. small. i0Wl0hc.
Provisions Hams, large. l3c,
hams. small. f2012hc; breakfast
bacon. = 10 10 lbs. 13Ac. dry. salt
ed clear backs. 9Hc bellies. i0c.
Buitor Cheese. Eggs end Poultry
Butter = Washington croameriea.
pound prints. ismlgc; Eastern Iowa
and ElRin, Zoe fresh ranch. 12Wffc.
California creamery. l6miGe.
Chceae-N Native Washington. fun
cream. l2c. Eastern New York. t4c.
Wisconsin, l4C. California. f2di3c.
ROauefort. Ace per ID. Ednm, $1,000
1900 per case, New York, i5ml0c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-30
Mabel Wilson Fined Sl09.

Mabel Wilson. alias Heating. was
fined 800 and costs and sentenced
Co 30 days In San 10y Judge George
to-day on charge uf robbery, The
evidence Adiuced ~ the hearing was
Co the effect that she had stolen s.
from W Erwin iu box az the
brooklyn cafe on second avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-30
UNIVERSITY.

49, y. ~. WincheIl ~ the Univ
Lsy q Minnesota and state geo.
$50 OF Minnesota for - years was
ne university yesterday lie has
- - West 70 Inspect Jim" Hnrs
f ,al.ss and viii spend some Of his
80 ~ cokedale. Prof. Hechd0lt
49, 49, ne renewed q friendship yestar-
~. 'nst has exiated since fss0. when
49, were both teaching IN Mime
~ =. Prof. WinrhsIi h. the author
~ ne state Geological Survey 81
v '.'..sslsspla.' and numerous other
''fss q geology.
49, plans for the new power house
~ sienee hall are completed.
- yuiidings viii be of preaae 4
g. similar 70 the other university
ss'.s lures and will be situated al the
ts.is,fn end II the eliipae. The main
HnB ~ the power house will be
~ sest, with wing 10 90.
= ~, WV hrSt ii0or there will be q boil
49,. ~. with -four boilers. an engine
e,sn Win three engines and three
~ s and machine shop. on
heond floor there viii be "A
a. aatefy Tor mechanical engineer
~ nc science hail viii be- aimll-
tuge tne present administration
Hs With large space for labor
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FAIR ASSOCIATION.

Articles. Incorporating the King
County Fair association. were filed
with county auditor yesterday. The
capital stock j. 500 600 with i.0oa
shares - sta0 each. The trustees
are named as follows: Geo. ". Dick
inaou. Sol q. Simpson. Jas. =. Nc
Elroy. } ~. y. Atkinson and 4. T.
Van De Nanfsr
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Clerical Examinations

Examinations for admission 70 the
clerical and library departments ~
the municipal service began IN the
council room yesterday. There
WE'RE IL candidates. classified aH fol-
lows StenoEraphrfH. 3 CLERKS. J. he-
cuuntantz. ! : pages. 2. desk clerks. 4.
fuFNaHder. l.
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Telephone Case Postponed

The case against the Sunset Tele-
phone Co. 70 require It to show
cause why II should not put IN tele-
phones a. the rate ~ s.. which was
10 have come up yesterday. has been
set for "wednesday in Judge Bells de-
partment ~ the superior court.