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Arizona silver belt., 1901-10-17
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
0f the Confederate Mining Company.
SALVATION ARMY,
 Globe, X rizona.

We, Lee Crandall R. W, Crabb Theodore Crandall, n, D. CraDh, Lee Crandnll Jr wes- lev Craob, Jean J. Crandall. and Robert W Wolseier desire to incorporate ourseiv,S un- der the provisions of the laws of the Territory ot Arizona, and especially under Title XII Chapter Two, entitled. Corporations in Gener al of the Rc yised Statutes of the Territory oi Arizora of l90t. for the purpose Of engaging in the lawful enterprises, business pursuits and occupations hereinafter specified and do make, subscribe and ackno wledge, according to law. these Articles of Incorporation and declare
Arizona silver belt., 1901-10-17

|. State of Kentucky,
 County of Union
 On this sth day of August. A. D 1901 before me. 8 notary public in and for the County Of Gnion. State of Kentucky, personally appear ed h2Uert W Wolsefer known to me to be the ,npe person whose name Is subscribed to
Arizona silver belt., 1901-10-17

The name assumed bv this corporation and by which it shall he known is The Conteder- ate Mining Company and it's principal place of transacting business shah be in the City Of Globe County of Gila. Territory of Arizona. And it shah have branch offices Tor the pur- pose of transactiug any and all business Of any kind and nature whatsoever. at >uch other places as the stockholders may, from time to time designate
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-15
THE LAZY MANS DELIGHT.

Here IL an arrangement. by the use
NJ which II 10 possible % put coal on
the furnace IRE at several different
intervals without the necessity ~
descending 20 the basement % attend
To n. Tn. inventor 10 Jas. =. Clark
son. ~ Carthage. Mo. and the pic
ture ftves a fair representation ~ his
Idea. which Is TO provide Tor opening
the pockets separately a. dcEirssi.
The chute IL suspended on chains
and can be lowered into a horizontal
position for ntiins. which Il accesn-
pli.hed by openins the cover al the
top % BY Hhoveiing II In AZ ore end
~ the chute. The Partitions arr s~t
up a. intervals and the chain attach
"a 70 the releasing pine or other
means for opening the safes Th~n
the former r. hoistnf into position ~
front - the furnace. the door ~
which IL replaced by this device IL
can be readily understood that
turn ~ ths crank NIL wind no the
chain sufficiently 10 remove one ~
the partitions when the coal located
IN that compartment will fall ~ its
own accord into the FIRE. a second
turn wlIi open this next eon vartmsut
and 80 on. A little practice should
enable IN. operator 20 put the coal
on the ere al about the proper In
fsrxais. and with the AID of me
drauEht appliances already In 49,.
a furnaoa can probably be run for
.osne time with no Here attention
than an occasional turn % the chain
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-15
MARINE NEWS.

podweii \ Co - steamer Victorian
left Seattle last nisht for skagway
with 50 passengers and large lot
Of height.
The fEhinE schooner Jessie, one or
the lafgcat halihut boats IN ths fleet
arrived lest niFht from cape Scott
with fun cargo 81 nah.
The new deck OF the transport
Seward has been put ia and a ganE
Of men are ~ work caulking her to
day.
The tug whliewA, which has been
laid up az West Seattle during the
winter. was brought over 20 the
White Star dock this morning and
viii probably soon be put into com
mission.
The new boilers are being INSTALL
81 In the revenue launches Scout
and Pilot today These little fiycfs
are at ststson and Posts miIi dock
receiving extensive repairs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-15
SOCIETY LADY
AS MATR0N
Mrs. Tyler TO Take Charge Of WO-
mans Lodging House.

CHICAGO. March l6 For the next
year Mrs. NJ J. a. Tyler. "a we'll
known club woman and social leader
VIII ElVu up tho comforts 1T hrf lux
ufiaua home 60 spend hrr time In a
Womnu.u model lodging house at 21a
Ewing street She Jas accepted a
position ~ matruu. The model Wna
mems lodging house iH located IN
ono uf the poorest quarters Ia the
city The movement which result
cd In It's establishment WIS started
Just after the close ct the world b
Fair. ArH Potter Palmer headed a
committee that founded a hntSf
where needy Woman were furulHhFt
work at Hmatl daily wages. Al pres
rnt lodgings are furnished at 10
cents night LudgerH are also pro
vldrd with meals ut low rates. Sew
oral women who are employed uu
small salaries live there all the time
aud others md place of refuge
lea eases Of emergency No tfhnnicnts
are taken IN who are able Go pay
Tor accommodation at ordinary hus
tells
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-15
YOUNG HERO
IN CHICAGO

CHICAGO. March is.-whsn a glti
operator at tho central telephone ex-
change heard ehud's voice lat
night sayinE. Papa house IL on
ire. ehe thought prank vas being
played and paid no attention 20 Il
II vas repeated again ana again. the
voice growing more hhrii and per
Hiatrut
Please hurry. n you don't wen
all b. burned up. shfietrd the
voice AT Last An alarm was tutu-
81 IN from the home % Maurice l.
Hnfnrf
To Maurice Hornsr. ir.. aged xix.
belongs the credit 81 Eivina the
alarm. aiding his French guvernrsa
ta ~Hrap" and coully making his
own way 60 safety after hiH mother
had tainted 81 an attempt Go rrHCuv
him The FIRST nonr ~ the hand
Some DWELLING l. wreck and the
loss ~ amount tp about so 900.
After sending IN the alarm sew
efal times. the boy HpiHsd n stool
smashed ae~ond story window.
told the gdNeruesa 90 remain = here
rh. was until he drought a ladder
and leaprd 60 the ground. Needing
aud GREATNESS he ran 70 the nre
truck witch had iust arrived. and a
ladder vac soon NJ the window. Mrs.
H6rncr was also rescued 1nhuff.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-15

The following building permits
were granted today. To j. a. Land
tuom. Tor a Z-atory frame addition
~ ~ Fifth avenue. costing 1900.
% ". II Taplln. for z-st0ry frame
AD1se At Bl5 Nineteenth avenue
north. costing 1880. TO william Al
Asonr Tor l-story frame house at
9. TWenty-frst avenue. costing
800. 70 j. ". Warner, for I-story
name cottage in WallinEfOrd park
aisision u Green Lake addition. cost
iak 10. 70 a. n. Boyd. for a y
tlofg frame house at 1923 Belmont
Piaee. costing $50. 10 David Sim
ssapns Tor l-st0ry frame cottage at
- Rainier avenue, costing so. 70
Ftterson & Merthe, for i-HtOry
fame house IN Woodland addition
y salmon Bay city. costing $3.50. 20
William Wlnningham. FOR ia
story frame house or Bellevue ave.
soatins fl500. n J. r. Utiey for a
in-story frame cottage In the Sec
sha Motor line addition. costing 400.
70 j. w. Wheeler. for "a i-story
Hafne house 10 Burns a. Atkinson =
-@leiuou. costing $50. to Rounds 4
Oiitessf. Tor Cousidiuc. alterations
~ 80 Occidental avenue. costing
W, 70 Mark Ten suie. for repairs
~ ~ Nineteenth avenue. costing
a.. - Charles Lincoln. for +
rtSfy fss.ns house at lIls Fact Pine
susst. costing 100. % John HegEen.
10 l-story frame cottage az AZ
snth avenue north, costing 400
- Juhs Lukig. for 4 2-st0ry frame
n'Nse - l9s BoyiRtgn avenue. cost
.aH tik00 20 ~. Larsen. for a ] story
Hase house IN GHnan'a addition.
systins tFo. % J0nu Davis Y CO.,
1ents for improvements ~ al
sntnS tan street. COSTING $500. tn
y y. befnurn. for = i-Htory frame
soli@Ks a. 1919 Sixth avenue west.
,1ssirg 1900. 20 \. Pearson. for r.
faDiu. - suiid o two story bri1k
',fe ~ sfros bHiaing 81 f12s. 1873
sHH sseuae. costing tte,5g
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-15
Fields Ministries.

The sale Of seats for Al. g. Fields
MINISTRIES opens tomorrow morning
~ the seattle theater. The follow
Ing II from the Denver POST FEB.
II:
Two dpnseiy crowded houses were
present at the Tabor yesterday ART,
srnoon and last night. a minstrel
show always draws well IN this city,
and when. a. IL the case Of the Field
entertainment. Il ia a good show. the
crowd la delighted. and that means
a week Of prosperity for the enter
prise. Al q. Fields minstrels are
really n aood company-it IL better
this year Nm 81 was last
Fields mammoth minslrela always
draw bly houses at the Seattle, and
the coming engagement may be ex-
pected 10 be n great success. The
rnlnstrels will be here March II, IS
and 10. with Tuesday matinee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-15
GODS PLAY
BASKET BALL
Varsity and High School Girls En-.
gagged This Afternoon.

A basket ball game II being played
at the university this afternoon he
tween the girls team II the Seattle
itish school and the second female
team of the university This Is the
frst appearance Il the co-sds %
the Seattle High school this year.
Miss Mahle seaErave. captain OF the
High school team. Is an adept IN tho
sport. she played IN the High school
team Of isqa and covered herself With
glory. Miss Carrie Atkinson and
Miss Ines Calhoun. - the High
school team, are also old players.
The university team has been
training hard for the contest. and
are confident 81 victory. A hotly
contested game will undoubtedly be
played. but thera Viii Re no naseu-
line critics to Nourh for IL The
lineup Of the teams 10 as follows
High school Guards, Mahie Sea
grave and Gertrude smart, center
Edna Newton. forwards. Carrie At
kinsun and Ines Calhoun,
University. Forwards MNrA Pie
Low aud selma Hansen centeF. Maud
L. Gate. guards BERTHA Hotfner and
rhena Smith.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-15
BIG GATHERING
OF INDIANS

F0HT WORTH Tex. March IL
a great farewell council Of the In
dluua ~ the territories f. being ar.
ranged Ter June g az EunHl9
springs. oklahoma. The Sioux have
been invited. aud il iH expected 60. .
900 tudIHuH viii intend
Tine meeting viii take place iust
before the opening ~ the kla#H
and tDmHuohf lands 20 settlement
Thousands 0f mmiltsa ore nos rHmp-
el On me border ~ the reservation,
fsHdH FOR the opening
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-15
Third Avenue Thss,sr.

The Jeasie Shirley company viii
present Nell Gwynne' for the re-
mainder % the week, With the sN-
eeptlon Of Saturday matinee, when
little Lord Fauntleruy' viii be pro
duced.
'sSsIl Gwyuns" was given its in
itial presentation in this city last
night at the Third Avenue thsater.
The Jessie Shirley company, present
ing IL. had made thorough prepare
ton. and the result vas complete
success Miss Shirley, as Nell
Gwynne, took the part admirably,
and scored a great hit. Nell, be II
known. IL a flower girl, pretty and
sauey. who fascinstes the impress
,louable King Charles II. Of England,
and basks in royal favor. TO the
great discontinue 81 the snvious
lords and ladies OF the royal court.
whom che puts In most distressing
plighta. The part Of the king was
well taken by Geo. -. MeQuarris.
The other support was also strong.
The stage setting IL very good par
ticularly in the last act, showing the
palace Of the king.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-15
DIRIGO SAILS.

The steamer Dirigo. Of the Alas
Ia Steamship Co. sailed for skag-
way. Ketchikan, Wraussi and other
Alaskan ports at 10 O'Clock last
night. She carried ~ cabin passen-
gers and y in the stssrage. She
took up a large quantity OF cannery
supplies also
Among her passengers we're Henry
Smith. J H.AnderHOn and X. Il. YO-
cum. who are on their way 10 Fort
WranRei with 20 men 20 transport
four river steamers from that point
20 White Horse.
H. O. Pickett. one Of the DlrERs
passengers. Is well known YuIOn
miner. He has three horses with
him and - going In To Dawson over
the ice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-15
UMATILLA SAILS.

The Pacific Coast CO.'S steamer
umatlIla. capt. Cousins. aaIlrt for
San Francisco ut Q O'Clock THE
morning sh. rHrfied about G0 pats
FcnRerH and 1900 tons of freight
principally tin plate md limo. There
are & Jupanene iu the afrrraRn.
Har cabin phfHenFers nts q. o.
nateg n. A. Mcdowell Keen NJ
Maulton. Mrs y 10 Hayes. II. g..
Dawycr. -. gruhum II Muiiieun
Mrs. ". Flafec. r. =. Meke. =.
Hlagcll r. 1 Dutiou. Geo Muef1,.
&c. 81 ruorkee. Geo Bradford Hra
l.. Wiley Charles Mstzon. a. a..
Stimsou. W. r. frowa ana Mra. J.
NuHfnn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-15
White and Black.

Robert Stokes. ealofed, aHd Julia
Ralph. a white woman. were nrfeHt
ed together In room In tho sHudrr-
son house Ou YpHlff way thia MORN
INK hv aerrt or Police Ward and
Detective Carhrtt Both Hlll Ir
given "a herring on IL charge of wax
fnuey.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-15

LONDON. March i5.-The galleries
~ the house Of lords was crowded to-
day on account of Gen. WOlseley's
promised reply 70 Lord LanadoN ne =
severe comment Of HIS former state
ments on the army question. Wolse-
ley regretted 10 trouble the house
with a personal matter. but could
not pass a chnrRe that he a. com
mander IN chief he was iusttentiye
h. his duties and fsied 70 warn the
government Of the unsulfsbility o.
Ladysmiih Tor defense, md ~ insult
ficienCy ~ one army corps 10 deal
with the enemy at that point. II al
most seemed that this personal at
tack had been dragged IN 10 divert
gttention Of the question at issue.
WAsHfNGTON. y. r, March Ia
Albert Rose. North Dakota. has been
appointed receiver Of public monies
Al 81 Michael, Alaska
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-15

BERLIN. March iF.-Germa uyhas
fsfassd 20 receive Prince TschHn a
Heri2i envoy from the Chinese EN-
reFff - render atcuemeuf for the
Earser u the German minister At
Pskia- Until the question Of indemu-
- = settled.
NaideFsee's command. Il is said.
vegid b retained only as long az the
situation demands Il and the powers
a1 desire
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-15

The coming engage went Of "fh

The coming engage rent Of The
Village rurHou' az the Third Avenue
thvutsf next week, opening With a
SUNDAY matinee. promises to Zoe OF
unusual interest Co eur theutergoern
iuaamuch az the nlRN has been
hsrnldsd rs one af great power and
- IA highly entertaining character
The piece has been constructed with
rarc skill and the plot ~ one Of pos
abilities, but with lives that are
pure and natural # II a brilliant
story beautifully TOLD by a superior
company Of prominent dramatic
players The play hnH made pre-.
unuuced success II - a picturs
eaque production away frum the CON
vsntianAi. and decidedly refreshing
throughout
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-15
Nell Gwynne

At the Grand opera house. he
ginning March II, tR Ralph r. cum.
unlngr Company VIII present Nell
Gwynne," the one play % the year
pIsved. prom the day Of It's FIRST
nres.ntation IN New YoIF last au-
tumn the play has won susness after
sucreee. No play has been more
talked Of or has created more dis
cIasiOn.
IN addition TO this. Il Will
be presented by a company which
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-15
Charges Grand Larceny

John Kntovic sWore 90 a complaint
IN the police court today charging
Benz. Gleason with grand larceny.
He alleges that Gleason stole a shot
gun and other articles valued at
400 GIsaaou reelleg near Iasaquah.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-15
To Entertain Bishop

n. -. Dunbar. proprietor of the
Ralnier-G Grand. will entertain Bish-
op O'Brien. Of this diocese. ut lunch
con Sunday. March II. -. Patrtck's
day. A number OF friends Of the
bishop have been invited and the
AFFAIR will be one Of the most elab-
crate ever given In the hotel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-15
LAST EDITION.
MARAUDERS.

fEKfN. March i5.-G;ormaus have
~ uifh a reverse a. the hands o.
ean4 - M rauders consisting %
eserfefs frHw European forces In
ehina- aCcofnpN Md ~ a few chin
- TIE masauaeFg Eret ard defeat
4 bod = cavalry aert 20 arrest
iaers. ana a stronger force was then
sfaersd cut
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-15
$4,000 Slrnninrn.

Work will begin az once on the
large building 60 be erected az l724-
l5S3 First avenue. A permit was
taken cut today by Alexander Pear
son Tor Herman chaplin. who repre-
scnta the Eastern capitalists II Will
be tNosstory brick structure fer
ase Of stores and offices. The cost
u IN be tie 500
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-15
kintuck Sails.

The . 4. army transport Kinfuck
sailed for Portland today. While
there. she will load horses and mules
for Manila. From Seattle the Kin
tuek took a large cargo Of commits
safv supplies Maj. Andrews and
wife took passage on the transport
as far Is Portland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-15
Hannah Wheeler Dead.

Hannah Wheeler. aEed -. died
this morning az her residence. SIS
cherry street she was the wife nf
". ". Wheeler. an employe Of the
Raini~r-Grand hotel. The body wFii
be shipped BY Bonn@y a Stewart to-
night 10 Portland. or. for intermsnt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-15
Fined $3.50

". r. Mack-y. arrested las, night
By Patr0lmau Herald on n charge 81
malicious destruction Of property,
was fined g -. the cost IN the police
court today Nackey was arrested
near his reeidsnce on Third avenue
and Pine street
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-15
Another Flat Building.

Another nat building IL Co be
erected ~ once William Hughes
has taken cut permit for story
frame building az giN 90 2laa sixth
avenue. u will be goxtS feet and
under the front part there Viii be
a basement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-15

In the eos week II has PLAYED In this
olty has won popularity The
Cummings company came here with
out any prvtrnue. a asked e. be iudK
ct solely on ita mUritH II has been
80 Judged The general verdict has
been shown boy the fact Of the very
large audiences az the Grand opera
house for the past three niKhtH,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-15
Mr. Ferrel Inspeois

President Fsrrell. OF the Pacific
Coast Co. made trip Of inspection
over the railroad line Of the com
pany yesterday. lie visited the
miues az Franklin and was very
much pleased with the work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-15
He Will Go East.

Mr.. 8. Y. Broadbent. assistant gen
eTal manager OF tn. Eas company.
has resigned. and will start for phil
adelphia tomorrow. ne viii remain
East for sir or eight nonthaand then
return e. this city 20 engage Ia 9TH
sr business.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-15
ADJUSTMENTS.


The Seattle theater Nas allied last
night with an audience eager 20 ait
ness A MtdaumraaF Nights Dream
as given hy the James kldder com
pany. The spectacular Effects. az
well az the work Of ne actors. maks
IL one OF the best offerings OF the
season.
"A Midsummer Nights Dream
will be the bill tonight and saturday
matinee. 'Rlchard III" closes ths
engagement saturday night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-15
Humboldt Due.

ne Pacific clipper Bne's steamer
Humboldt. Capt. Donuiheld. VIII ar
i've a. the White star dock tonight
ron skagvay with passengers and
ffslghs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-15

ayes 70 grind. such a ticket the
orklnEmou=aBd only the working
meu#Can name, Wti they do ~
The Nawshoys union reported
that one half 81 the dues received
hN the union would hereafter be de-
voted 90 the temple fund. ard hay
tuE subscribed SIS additional at their
last meeting.
The Printing Trades Council viii
give another smoker tonurrow an
Elks hall. II IL safe 10 predict that
nobody who attended tho last enc,
viii hc absent. and that zach wtli
hiring a friend The fact that the
affair VIII occur on the 18th ~ Ire
land may not he sixnif CAut. but
40 Is Indicative OF some original
methods 81 entertainment. Many
prominent union men viii be pres
emit as guests 81 the pirate - press
men and hookhindsrs You n usN 10
err know what's officially going 20
happen until YOU gct therL The
object nf tive meeting IS. - course.
% boom the abel 81 tae Allied
Printing Trades council aut that
WIN not prevent haNins a good time
incidentally.
The following program Is arraag-
"a
Remarks =. o.. =. o. A. Sargent
Vocal sole .. =. F. Hayden Mantor
Recitation e.. - s.....f = LesnFr
rance e. .. zee, John Dem =
is"tatFNz &c - e 49, =. nov ~ u
Vocal solo d.. =. Frank Ncprrmott
Violin salo d. O.. II. II. Nanderhcof
Recitation 81. e.. .. -. k'ret hraid
flutr solo e. =. ..sse. y Arrtpta
80
Remarks .,.. e.. e.. Of. e. \, Derry
Violin solo o. :. e. see. fred hoYlan
Selections o.. q. Manila QuArtsfte
heeitRttnn e.. o.. &c. +. i.nla nd
Remarks o.. :. .. w. ~. Middleton
WhistlinE solo .-.ss.....s.F. A. Rust
The last labor congress- has
been held In the state ~ Washing
tnn-nt least on the lines ~ shs last
one. Organised labor now stands
convicted In the usinds ~ y hateeer
friends Il had IN the Legislature 81
not knowing what IL wants The
Union Record - - the opinion that
when labor really wants anything
In the way ~ legislation IL Will 50
TO work 10 secure IL hY more Asuni.
bic method titan dsieEafinK Its
power u somebody else II Wiii elect
ita own men 30 formulate It's wishes
IN the body where they must -
made a law. A labor congress- -
IN the very nature 81 things a asde
show ~ a state legislature IL treat
20 accortiinKly-and deserves no
more.
ieemcn.s union Will give n May.
Day hall They are getting an early
start 20 insure q good finish The
icemen are n warm combination
and something unique and enjoy
able can BE- confidently anticipated
from them.
\ week from next Monday the
eveat for which you have 80 long
awaited the Mattresses union an
niversary bail.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-15
Receiving Stolen Property

j. Mofstt Is or trial before Jus
tee Cam snia afternoon on a charge
Of receiving stolen property.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-15

J. ". Truup. recently appointed
Fsneral manager Of tne canadian Pa
enc Navigation Co, r In Seattle to-
GAY boxing after the interests u his
company. Mr. TrOup was formerly
connected with the y. X. a =. Co.
and the Canadian Pacific Railroad.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-15

or the opening or elostrR ~ tho
hampers By means Of the regulators
provided.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-15
Grand opara House.

The Little Minister" IL proving 4
great success at the Grand. Ths
play IL frat-class. The regular sat
urdHy mAtines will Dc given