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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-10-30
'MIscELLAh

vIAvI, THE WAY TO HEALTH,
I 1Q7 North Fourth street,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-10-30

NfANTEo-WoRK FOR A TEAM;
will haul rubbish or do contract work
Address a, care T.-R.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-10-30

hand Fuller and Warren furnace. n. O..
Nichaels, 30l South Fourth avenue.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-10-30

TO RENT-FURNIsHED ROOM.
with OF without board. to two gentle
men. Address o.. care T.-R.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-10-30
MALE HELP WANTEp.
I PERMANENT POSITION,

q FOR sALE-DRUG STORE IN
good town, Doing i good business.
win bear investigation. Address post
once box 764, Webster City, Iowa.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-10-30

s NANTED-BOY TO FINISH BAR
Ebers trade. Telephons 10. State Gem
ter Gohlke.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-10-30
70 RENT.

TO PENTHOUSE WITH MOD
9ern Improvements. for man and wife.
Inquire of Jos. Homes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-16
INCREASE IN
OUR IMPORTS
More Raw Material Imported
last Year Than Before.

WASHINGTON. n. G.. Jan. IL p
The manufacturers q the counfrs
have imported more rnw material
for use IN manufacturing IN the year
1900 than In any preceding year. The
total amounts % mare than t4TN
efp.ep9. and Il - thu fa atdad the
total % ARTICLES wholly or partially
manufactured Tor uAe as materials
~ misunderstanding. the strand total
~ mmuufaetuFrra' materials import
81 vouid amount % more than 500
coo one. ur nosriy ts per eoat ~ the
total iuNoftatipnE. Tits statement
IL hased epan II months detailed iE-
ureu already received by the treas.
cry bureau OF statistics. 90 whiei
ls edded an estimate Tor the twelfth
mongh.
The bureau Of statistics ciaasi
as the irnportatiaua under five
general heads, &C. per cent. are
articles of food and live animals.
against zf.z per cent. IN 1875 'artl
cles IN a crude condition for use in
manufacturing formed SIS per
cent. against 1g7 per rent. in isgs
articles wholly or partially manu-
featured for uss tn the mschanle
arts formed ioa psr cent. against
i9s per cent. tn 1886. articles man.
ufactured ready for consumption.
formed 1873 per cent. against i7s
IN 1895. and articles Of voluntary
use. luxnrieE, etc. formed i1.5 psE
cent, against IFS IN 1895.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-16

IN SKAGWAY'
An Electric Motor System
Applies for q Franchise
in That Oily.

SKAGwAY. Jan. S-Thn city Of
Skagway l. to have electric street
ears. The company that u 90 PCT
the system IN u represented by +. ~.
Woodruff. the enterprislnK manager
OF The well known Northern COM
mercial Co. An application will b.
made 20 the elty council az It's next
meeting fof franchise. and u Is
understood that there r. ample cap
ilal behind the scheme o. make q a
success.
II the franchise be granted. the
proposed line Wtil run from Moarv' 4
wharf t. Second avenue. thence
westerly % State street. thence
noFsherlY e. the city limits and be-
yond. A franchise will also be ask
ed Tor Main street from Second ave-
nue. 10 Twelfth avenue and thence
saateFiy 10 STATE street. together
with such additional PRIVILEGES ef
tufn.opts, switches ard othgF things
as shall be found necessary. Tho
company viii agree to maintain The
streets between the rails and two
feet en each niffe ~ them In good
repair aud on the grade ns hereto
fore eatahlished by the city
The company Will ask that the pas
senKer fare b. limited 20 tac ARD
thai Il - siven two Years IN which
% have the system In operation.
The franchise. n granted. wiil be
in the shape Of an ordinance and "A
viii require AT least two weeks In
whtch 10 pass II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-16
.EXTERMINATE
THE CRIMINAL

PHILADELPHIA, Ia, Jan. is--
II do not believe in punlahins the
criminal. I believe In cxtermina-
ton.
This was one OF the reforms urged
by Prof Franklin NJ. Giddlngs.
81 Columbia university. before the
Society for Ethical Culture yester-
day. in his lecture on Some TWEEN
tleth Century Duties"
we mutt accept the fact" said
he, "that there are criminals who
cannot be reformed. Punishment
does q reform. The criminal must
not be punished he must be extcr-
minated. Modern criminoloEy de-
ereea that the punishment nj the Of
Tense.
THE Goth century man must fnee
this tsue. In our treatment OF the
criminal we must rcsolutely set
about q humane policy Of extermina-
ton in substitution for the policy OF
punishment, which has been n total
failure"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-16
SAY THEY
Will STRIKE
Walters Union Indignant
ut German Bakery.

The Cooks. Walters and Waitress
es' Union has declared a strike on
the German Bakery. The union de-
clares that the Bakery employs non
union help In preference 20 members
Of the union.
The trouble has been brewing for
some time. The Bakery, owned by
t.. l.. Gutheil and Mrs. II. KNAPP
per, operates two restaurants. one
on Second avenue and one on oc-
cidental avenue.
The union asserts that both Of
these restaurants have repeatedly
failed 70 keep their agreements re-
latinR to union help and that this
time n strike VIII be declared.
G. T.. Gutheii one OF the proprie-
tors, asserted today that the strike
had been instiRated by n rival res
tRurant. He also said that he was
paying better wages than the union
scale required. Mr.. Gutheil remark
cd that he dld not understand why
the union help work with Japanese
in other restaurants and refuse to
work with white people In his.
The union says that the strike viii
not spread. as the other restaurants
OF the city have fully complied with
the terms made by the union.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-16
THE CITY RUNS
STREET CARS
Municipal Ownership in ope.
ration in Liege.

WASHINGTON. u. c.. Jan. Ia
Consul Alfred A. winelow reports
from LirKe that that city has TAX
en- charge Of three OF the street car
lines, and has IA contemplation the
purchase OF the gas and electric
lighting and water works plants
The price paid for the three lines
was 1921 ,se9. and the lines have been
leased 10 a company composed nf
the employees of the old company un-
der very rigid regulations The com
panY II 10 pay rental OF not less
than so 900 per year on a gross earn
ing of aiSs,t00 or less. and an in
crease of 1 per cent. additional on
the gross receipts every time these
increase 1880. The city n TO pro-
vide all new equipment. and IN 20 be
the sole Judge Of what II needed.
The lessees are TO make all repairs,
90 keep the roadway In repair and TO
FAY all damages resulting from ac-
cidents.
The fare Is 70 be 20 for any single
trip, with double fare after IL D. m.
MotOrmen aud conductors are to re D.
eeive not less than sic per hour for
n day II nine hours, and lie for all
overtimes. They must be given one
holiday every two weeks at full pay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-16
fITl LANDS A
SNEAK THIEF

SEw YORK. y. r.. Jan. ia
-s.ilab" fflKssmmons. the actor pa 3
Fillst. took . hand In an arrest at
Newark. -. J. While seated with
his aIfs "a . FeHtaurani he saw a
young mar take down turkey from
= hook outside and start 90 make CT
with h. This puRlllst told the pro
pfistaf, Who set out after the thief
catehiaE him about bali q block
away TIE fugitive proved 30 be q
nghter ana the restaurant man
shouted for help.
F1txsifu mons ran 60 the spot. grab
bed thg thief and shook him into
suhmipsfua. As ths two raptors
were brtnEinK their man back 20 the
restaurant al accomplice 81 tho
thief came up from behind and mad !.
a pass at Fitxaimmona. Warned IN
time. however. "Lanky Bob turn-
81 quickly and swung his mighty
left and he aasauaut rolird IN ths
gutter The prisoner was locked up
and the next DAP went 10 the psut-
Tertiary for four months.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-16
mo FURTHER
OBSTACLES
Ordnance for Moran Co
Passed by Council.

At the meeting ~ the city council
this afternoon. called specifically foe
passing the ordinance Yaeating that
portion Of Railroad avenue. 20 be
used by Moran Bros. In construct
ing the hattieshlp. which Vas Intro
duced AZ Last nights meeting. tbs
recommendation 81 the committee ~
tho whole was adopted and the ord J.
nance passed By Unanimous vote.
L. G. Gilman. representing Moran
nron. Co. stated that he had COM
munfeated with Robert Moran. adj
visluR him Of the action Of the coun-
eli, and that Mr.. Moran replied that
the arrangements made by the eoun-
ell would enable him ht once 90 per.
feet plans for the construction q the
bsttteEhip
NJ Moran urged. however. the ne
ceaaffy Of allowing the company two
years in place - one year, In which
10 vaeaie at the expiration ~ the
allotted iime-ip yrare ny motion
~ Councilman James, the amend
menf was made allowing two years
In which % rncate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-16
IN THE COURTS.

w. O. Harfranft has instituted ac-
ton in the superior court against
". J. Meredith, and asks that de-
PENDENT be ousted from the position
Of county superintendent Of COM
mon schools. and that he, the plain
fifg. be put I'm possession 81 that Of
fee iu accordance with the resoIu-
ton ~ the board of county commits
Kionera Jan. 18th last. declaring the
Office - county superintendent %
common schools vacant. and his
subsequent appointment TO that Of
fee.
The question arises IN this in
stance az 10 the expiration ~ the
term Of the county superintendent
B schools
[ w. y. Meredith contends that the
kebool term does not expire August
1ext
sThe case 81 y. Dahl W. y. David
son. for the recovery Of the payment
Of g57s note was settled this morn
ing IN the civil department without
going - the jury. The plaintiff re-
ceived Judgment.
w. NJ Murphy was tried by jury
IN fhe criminal department this
morning for assault with intent 20
o. bodily injury. He is accused Of
beating Carl GanRhaus on the head
with 4 pistol. wounding him severe
~.
s fury was impaneied IN the civil
department this morning 20 pass on
the damage case Of GroabufR Bros.
against Annie Knapp. The plain
tiff asks fisf.So judgment for dam
ages ~ his goods caused by water
leaking through the ceiling OF his
store.
The apartment over the store was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-16

Moran fBrus. Co. + petition came up
firat II Monday niRhta meeting II
asked a Lease on the 81 foot strip FOR
~ years. ana on the other strip for
three years Tho nrat-nHmed land
f. already occupied by the Mornu's
foundry. aud 8aH the property ~ thr
company until the line or Railroad
avenue Waa moved wartWurd. Nor
an Bros representative argued mat
the city would not noed the land Tor
many years. since the street would
9. 1OH f.st Widr without either piece.
The Moran tlroa Co. required more
land 20 build the bRttieNhlp, and
could set Il on no other side Of the
plant.
The council decided then to refer
the matter 20 the city counsellor Tor
report 10 special meeting Tuesl
day night Accordingly the propo-
aitian came up last night In com
mittco Of the whole. The corpora
ton counsellor reported that the ctty
could not grant lease. For two
hours the subject Was discussed With
l.. e. Gilman. attorney for the COM
phny, and Corporation Counsel
Humphrios Finally a compromins
wns reached. whereby the city
should vacate the g. foot strip Tor 10
years and LEASE the 30 foot strip Tor
three years. m king In al tract
81 feet ~ AGO feet.
on motion ~ Councilman James
the committee adopted resolutions
recommending such action by the
council Then the council convene
ana arranged the ureiiminarlsa.
agreeing 10 meet this afternoon and
enact the necessary ordinance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-16
a COSTLY MASQUERADE.

Samuel Muir. o. Dawson, finds f.
male attire expensive. For In
fringinR the law prohibiting women
from drinking at bars. he was fined
IN the Dawson police court.
Mulre attended the grand fantastic
masquerade carnival on the ice on
News Years evening and was array.
Cd I'm tho nnery Of female attire. In
fact. he would have passed for d
woman most anywhere. He pur-
chased liquor and drank Mt one III
the bars, and was arrested and fined
accordingly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-16
MARINE NEWS.

Tho steamer Rainier, Capt. Han
son, arrived at San Francisco from
Seattle, this morning.
Tho steamer Hyades, OF the Pacl-
&c Coast Co. Capt. Garllah. sailed
for San Francisco at $3.50 n. m.
The schooner Joseph Russ, from
Salinas Cruz, for Port Townsend,
put into San Francisco for repairs
today.
Tho steamer Senator, OF the Pacific
Coast Steamship Co, Capt. J. -. Pat
fernon. sailed for skaKway az p. m.
yesterday With 10 passengers and $50
tons OF freight.
Tho American has long journey
before her. as she sails from Eanai-
mo 20 Seattle and leaves here for
Honolulu. and from there around the
Horn 10 New York city.
The steamer Farallon. OF the Al
aaka Steamship Co, Capt Nord,
leaves on the 23d Inst with a cargo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-16
TRANSPORT
GRANT SAILS

SAN FRANCISCO. jan. 1.-The
transport Grant sailed ~ noon for
Manila Rf ! o'clock With recruits
Two carloads - Porto Hlcana have
heen sidetraeked a. Wafhwur,h. No
body T. allowed 20 approach them,
A. noon they were rushed aboard the
steamer Gaelic. Rt the hast minute
for Hawaii The HcnFkonK Mara
arrived this morning. She picked %
on the third dny out from Yokohama
eight men u the crew - the wreck
ed japanese vessel seisho Maru.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-16
BOYS WHIPPED
BEFORE JUDGE

EVANSVILLE. Ind. Jan. is.--
Eight boys ranging In age from 10
10 years. Of prominent families. were
given a whipping IN police court this
morning By their mothers, upon ord
er Of Judge Winfrey.
The lads had been found guilty Of
breaking windows and the court told
their mothers the boys would be sent
70 jail unless given a severe fiogging
fn his presence. The mothers laid
the lash unsparinKiy. The whipping
was Witnessed By the police officials.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-16
REpORTfRS' MOTIFS.

J. J. Keogh viii be given a hear
ing this afternoon on a charge OF
highway robbery.
g. Sauata vas fined 81 and costs
by Judge George this afternoon for
discharging a revolver In the city
limits.
Samuel Cohn. a local restaurant
keeper. Will be given a hearing in
Justice Cams court this afternoon
on a charge Of having game in his
possession which had been killed out
Of season.
Roy Henton. aged rs. and X. Is.
Barnes. aged 10, were arrested this
afternoon by Police Officers Hub
bard and Freeman on a charge Of
attempted robbery. II n alleged the
boys entered the room Of former
roou-nats and ordered him TO give
them money.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-16
SENTENCED, BUT RELEASED

Peter Schnlt, arrested early yes
terday morning BY Detective Phil
lips on a charge OF petit larceny. was
sentenced to 20 days in jail yeater-
day afternoon by Judge Cam.
when searched at headquarters.
Scholt had two silver watches IN his
possession which he had stolen ont
Of a blacksmith shop. He confessed
HIS guilt. Last night Scholt was re-
leased upon his promise OF good be-
havior In the future.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-16
AROUND THE STATE

The foods around Centralia are re-
ported TO he the highest ever known.
Between that point and Chehalis Is
a sea Of water. The rivers are rag
ing. and traffic IL interrupted.
Invitations have been sent 20 the
undertakers Of washington Oregon
and Idaho to meet at Spokane next
Tuesday for three days conven.
ton.
Joseph Jongmire, pioneer, who
died Saturday night, was buried al
olympia.
Sixty men have left Everett "a
work on the Cascade tunnel.
Work on the Hilderbrand hridge
has begun. The span viii be NOV.
ed 100 feet up stream.
A landslide, due To recent heavy
rains, struck the house of @. q. Nor
reil at Pullman, and Knocked II or
it's foundations.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-16

occupied h. the defendant, through
whose negligence. it Is said the
damage was caused.
Judge W, h, Rcll, az the criminal
department this morning signed an
order appealing O. Jacobs 90 be
iudEe pro tenn. 90 try the cause Of
Robt Wright, receiver. against the
Pacific Coast Gable Co. ct a.
The final report Of James u.
Hcge Irs, receiver. IN the case OF Sol
q, simpson vs., +. A. Bell. was made
today. The report shows a balance
% cash on hand after paying ell
debts. Of Nots,Na. with bills collect
IDLE amounting 20 ssts0N
The report was approved BY judge
Tailman. the receiver dismissed and
awarded $500 FOR hts services. Tho
balance ~ cash on hand was direct
Ell TO be divided between the par
ties Of the action.
Amy odell has commenced action
IN the superior court for q divorce
from William J. OdelL Plaintiff al
leges that ever since her marriage
To the defendant al Erie. Pa. Dee.
-. 1ssS. with the exception 81 the
FIRST ten DAYS Of their married life.
she has been cruelty treated and
subjected 20 lndignltles BY the de-
PENDANT. Wherefore she asks that
the present bonds of uatrlmony be
forever dissolved.
The bail az Or. Adams recently
tried on a charge Of receiving money
under false pretensss from nr, Eu-
gene lorfion. by alleged misrepre-
sensations OF the steamer Prof.
Morse. has been reduced from $500
20 5000 ~ judge William Bell % the
criminal department. This morning
oondsmen were secured by nr. Ad-
ans 20 effect his release.
The jury I'm the ease Of r. Jacob
son against Charles softly. CHARGED
with burglary. rendered n verdict OF
guilty
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-16

OF produce and gasoline for Ketehi.
Kan, Juneau and intermediate ports.
The steamers Aberdeen and Multi
nemah. which ply between Seattle.
Tacoma and Olympia, have today
changed their Seattle dock from the
White Star to the dalhraith.
The steamer Centennial. Capt.
Eagles, which was operated last
season BY the Northwestern Com.
mereiai Co.. ~ due tn Seattle from
San Francisco the latter part af this
month. when she will enter The ser
vice of the British American ilne.
from Seattle 60 Honolulu.
The steamer Jeanne. Capt p, ~.
Mason. which arrived from san
Francisco yesterday for coat, Will be
IN the Nome iraftlc this season. and
intends making her nrat trip e the
Nowe region about the laH ~
Apfil. She was the first steamer %
arrive az Nome with pnHse naers last
season, AMI anticipates being atnnns
the llrsf this year, Her anchor was
dropped IN Nome hafb9r last season
ON May 9s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-16
REV. GowER's LECTURES.

The dates for Rev. II. ". Gowen's
lectures have been changed and are
now as follows:
Tuesday. Jan. 29.--"The American
Pantheon Of Poetry"
Tuesday. Feb. 5.--"Oxford and its
Memories"
Tuesday, Feb. 1.-THE Literature
or Satire"
Tuesday. Feb. TO- fMohammed
and tho Rise Of Islam"
Tuesday, Feb. 26.-~"Othello"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-16
ROGERS
MESSAGE

OLYMPIA. wash Jan. 1.-THE
The Legislature this afternoon listen.
Cd to the reading Of GOV. Rosert.
message. which was quite lengthy
document and covered ali matters
pertaining 70 state interests.
The governor recommends an In.
crease Of from 4 70 mins In the
school tax fer the betterrurnt Of the
cduea tionsi Institutions Of the state.
ite recommends a railroad commits
sion with power 20 regulate rates.
aud also advises certain changes In
the board Of audit and control In
discussing the finances o. the state.
he makor a eonsiderable display Of
figures, showing that hts Adminlstra.
ton has teen economical tie ex.
plains the debt ~ the state calling
attention 20 this retucfiuuH affected.
lie then then speaks ~ the blight ~
partiHanship aud vigorously attacks
the legislature fpf EchsminE tn de-
ptive him ~ thu power Of making ap-
paintmenta - IN SER making statu-
tury appointments 10 once.
The nee state oinCern were all
sworn Ia ~ noon today.
No other Official business Of Inn
poTtance vas transacted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-16
HUMANE SOCIETY MEETING

The Humane Society Of Seattle will
hold It's regular monthly meeting at
1880 Friday evening In the pariora OF
the Rainier-Grand hotel, which have
been offered the society by Mrs.
Dunbar Routine business will be
transacted. Since the library build
Ing burned. the society has been err
deavoriug 10 secure a new meeting
place. Although II has not yet sue
ceeded, the officers hope 10 arrange
thu matter lD a short time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-16
FEDERAL COURT.

Nicholas Paoison, piaintiff IN the
case OF Pauison vs.. The Great
Northern Railway Company, today
nled a motion u remand the case 60
the superior court. Several days
ago the defendants had the case re-
moved from the superior 90 the fed
erai court. A bearing viii be had
January -
II. q. Fritz sometimes known as
George FritE. today ffed a petition
20 be adjudged a bankrupt. An cr-
der to that effect was issued by
Judge Hanford aud the case was re-
ferrcd 10 a referee IN bankruptcy.
According 20 the statement 81 Frit4
he owes debts amounting 20 sets1.
and has only $50 with which 20 pay
them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-16
No Smallpox at Dawson.

sKAGWAY, Jan. 6.--Reports from
Dawson, and In fact from the entire
Yukon country, show that the whole
district IL now free from smallpox.
There have been but few deaths
from this disease, and the statistics
show that 1000 Klondikers have been
Vaoclnated Notwithstanding that the
disease has totally disappeared.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-16
MORTALITY RECORD.

The body az George l.. Gnny wIil
be shipped BY Ronney q Stewart to-
day To Vallejo. Cal.
The funeral for Henry G. Hend
rtekson was held from Butter.
Worths' chapel this morning. Inter
ment was IN Mount Pleasant Gene
terry.
Funeral services for o A. Moe
were held from EuttcrwoTths' chap
FL at : o'clock this afternoon. Rev.
A. L. Hufchison offlclated. Inter
meut was IN Mount Pleasant Gene
terry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-16
MORAN co.
GETS THE
GR GU Nd
use Of Two strips Allowed
for BurdIng Bsttieship.

Moran Bros. Co. will get tho use OF
the strip OF Railroad avenue land
for which II petitioned the city In
order TO construct the bAttieship. At
a special meeting OF the council last
night II was decided that though a
lease could not be granted, the city
should vneate the 81 foot strip for 10
years. The 30 foot strip VIII be ieas-
cd TO Moran Bros. Co. for three
years. IL was then ngreed TO hold
a special meeting OF the council this
afternoon and pass an ordinance put
ting these arrangements into law.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-16
.ALVORD GETS
A LONG TERM

NEW YORK. Jan. fs.-cornelius y
AivoFd. tr.. who strie nearly a quar-
ter % a million dollars from the
First National bank. was sentenced
this morning 90 r. years IN the peui-
Tertiary.
J. Prevor3t Mason. third teller In
the Continental National bank. was
arrested al midnight charged with
embarrassment 81 81. CO... Mason Wa
been an employe In the bank for -
years.
Aivora VIII be sent to sing Sins
this evening
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-16
MYSTERIOUS SHOOTING.

At an early hour this morning poo-
pie residing In the uriEhborhood of
second avenue and Pike street. were
awakened by revolver reports. Thots
who looked out Of their windows "a
tNn men about 50 feet apart firing al
each other Suddenly enc of the tive
uttered cry for help. and. turning.
ran down second avenue toward
PIKE street The Other placed the
revolver into his pocket and dlHap
pear,Ai into a nearby house. The AZ
fair WAS not reported 20 the police.
and the cause 81 the shooting IL a
mystery.