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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-11-28
N NS&zW N0TfOIaEsWeStGrn
--..-ss-- Schedue in Effect
Nov "a 1901.
LEAVE RICH MCND BYRD
STREET STATION

400 a. m, NoRroik LiNIrEr. Arrives
Norfolk 1 20 a. IN. stops only no Peters
burg. Wayerly and suffolk
Dos Il. m. THF CHcAGo ENrIE~>. for Lynch
burg, Roanoke, Columbus aud Chicago.
Buffet ParlOr car Petersburg 90 Roanoke.
Pullman Sleeper Roanoke ID Columbus,
also, for Bristol. Knoxville and thuttanpO-
"a. Pullman sleeper Roanoke So Knox
vile.
ais y. m. OCEAN SHORE liNIItD. Arrives
Norfolk J.35 p. IN. stops only at Peters
burg. Waverly and suffolk.
"a D. IN. for Suiiolk. Nurfplk and inter
mediate stations. Arrives at N'riolA at
1O.4O p. III.
otO D. m. for Lyuchaurs and Roanoke.
Connects at Lynchburg with the Washing
ton and Chattanooga Limited. Puuuau
Sleepers Lynchburg 10 Memphis and New
Orleans Cafe. Parlor aud oh-erVatlo ION
cars Radf0ri u Alfalfa. Ala. Pullman
sleeper between Richmond aud Lyuchburg.
and herths ready for occupancy az $50 B..
n. also. Pullman sleeper Petersburg anu
Roanoke.
Trains arrive Richmond from Lynchburg
and the West daily al 1.3j "a. m. and 500 p
N; from Norfolk and the East AT II 10. "A o..
ll.42 a. mt and $50 p. III.
Once s8S Main street
JOHN l.. WAGNER,
City Passenger and Ticket Agent.
G. II BOSLEN District Passenger Agent
W B. BENlIL, General Passenger Agent
General Otdce. Roanoke. y a. mt-p
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-11-28
CURRENT TOPICS

Unless the unexpected happens Con
gress will this winter vote to contract
the Nicaragua canual at east of $50,
OO0, 900
rhe report Of the Industrial Commits
sion shows that an army OF ! OOOOOO
men is employed 10y the railways of the
United States
The | ) Government has completed II
fog bell house on the end Of the ietty It
Cape Charles Harbor and will put n bell
there which will be operated by electric
ity during foggy weather n guide to
vessels entering the harhor.
The Baptist Young Peoples Union
of Fairfield Baptist church, Northum-
berand county has elected the following
officers. President, Miss Laura Blum
don; Secretary, Miss Estelle Belts; Cor
responding Secretary, Miss Laura Hin
ton. Organist, Miss Mabel Marsh
Nine hills Of sweet potatoes grown by
Mr. Frank Kilmon this year. in Accomac
county, filed barrel one OF the hills
weighed u pounds The yield il the best
ever reported on the Eastern Shore aud.
we believe, beats the world Mr. kilmon
dug 10 barrels last year from l'0 hill"
4 Clifton Forge man who hascontract-
ed the habit oi occasionally going to
church has this To say: Ladies'
should take Of their hats III
church No preacher can inspire a man
who is looking into lopsided aggrega-
ton of dead birds, stuffed weasles, cha
meleon skins. ribbons, beads. jet sticks,
straw flowers. corn tassle, and thistle
down. II makes a sinner feel lost in the
wilderness.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-31
DESPERATE
ROBBERS
CAPTURED

Three as desperate highwaymen
as have fallen into the hands Of
the police were brought 10 the coun-
y jail b. sheriff Cudihe. at ]
o'ciock this afternoon. HE landed
them with the assistance Of chief
FaekIer and Detectives George Ash
by and Moran and Officrr Jalen u
the Tacoma police.
The three aizhwaymen are coiored
and when arrested were armed TO
the teeth. each with reviewers ana
large supply of cartridges. one Of
them. who gave his name as Baker.
had n 4t-caiihre Colts revolver and
four pockets hfied Nth cartridges
Saturday night the three ooiored
highwaymen held up Robert Muir
phys saloon at Leary. three miles
from Seattle. and secured Sis in
cash and two gold watches. The po-
lice received Information Of their
wherea bouts and sheriff cudihee
went TO Tacoma 90 assist In iocat-
ing them. N possible.
Last night the police received
word that the desperate trio were
camping on the outskirts Of Lake
View. nine mites from Tacoma.
sheriff Cudihee and the local police
reached the spot at 80 O'Clock. All
three acre lyins about their camp
IRE talking. Baker with his big re-
voiver under his head and within
easy reach. The nrnf intirla ton
Of the police. who cautiously sur
rounded them. was when they look
ed into the ugly muxxle OF Sheriff
Cudihee's gun.
The men surrendered and were
landed aff.ly today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-31
THE CHAMBER
OF COMMERCE
Meeting Yesterday Was an Import
ant One.

Tho petition of tho Northwest
Fishermen'a Association regarding
the Use 90 traps, which was referred
- the chamber uf commerce commit
tee ON legislation, WAS reported OF
yesterday. 10 is the opinion Of the
committee that a. the question il IF
such paramount importance and fe
quirea such exhaustive discussion.
no recommendation should he made
without thorough examination
Cleo. -. Schuneid, state senator
from Chehaiia. called the attention
81 the chamber tu The resolution nov
before the legislature mruofialifius
congress Co provide Tor the hearinH
uf an appeals from the Alaskan
courts At the session ~ the circuit
court tn Seattle. The chamber vaf
- "a instruct itH representative ~
the national capital tn de- Hll In hia
power ta secure such a change.
The following letter waH received
from Secretary of the Navy Long
referring "a your letter % De
eember ss. ia which YOU call utten
ilon To the need 81 "a chapel at thu
Puget sound naval station Hnd fee
Ummend that congress be asked for
an appropriation ~ 5000 Ter this
purpose, / have So inform YOU that
the department has this day for
waried copies ~ your letter 20 the
eheifraen % the committees on naval
AFFAIRS ~ the house aud senate fer
the information ard consideration u
these committees.
". A. wilkins. %. a. Ltteli s
Rogers. =. +. sylvester, ". "A Hecht.
L. II. RuErrs and J. 8. Brace. Wers
unanimously elected 10 memberahip
IN the chamber
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-31
MURDER,
ROBBERY
larry Jacobs. Well Known in
Seattle, Reported Dead
in San Francisco.

Ben Hendrix. painter who has
fusf returned from san Francisco.
brings the news that Harry Jacobs.
formerly Of Seattle. Was found dead
sunday night In San Francisco bay.
with euilet-hoie in his head. He
had evidently been murdered ard
robbed OF 500 that was tn his pos
session when M left Seattle.
Jacobs was well known IN Seattle.
shsre NJ had lived for 10 years. He
eas particularly well acquainted
among the German residents. Fur
the last three years he had been eni-
played In the wondyard 81 W. II
f4etehty. at 4S1i East Madison stree.
Henry Meyers, 81 the Bayartaa
cafe. said this Afternoon that ne had
known Jacobs for 30 years. and that
he was Of an excellent family Ia
Luxembourg. Germany. Jaeobe left
Seattle month ago 20 visit his old
home in Germany. When ne depsrt-
ed for san Francisco ~ had betw cen
$50 and s7fe in cash Evidently n
was murdered fer his money and the
body was thrown into the bay.
Mrs. w. VI. Leighty said 70 star
reporter this morning Just before
Henry left. I made him a belt and
sswed IL full ~ - gold pieces lie
was IN my hHsfsnud's employ for
three years and We All liked him"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-31
COMPULSORY
ARBITRATION
Mr. p. n. Soullln Secures Endorse
ment for His Bill In Many Gill Us.

Mr.. l.. "a. geuuin has just return
81 from a three weeks trip through
the state IN the Interest II HE com
pulaufy arbitration biz lie brings
snEFpsNed resolutions paHsed By the
building trades unions In spokane
and Tacoma indorriug his bill fhs
Master Plumbers. the Master Horse
shurFs. and the Gfoccrs ard Mlnkt
tsra' Associations ~ Spokane. as
added their Endorsements. ga writ
ing. aN did the city council and tbs
chamber Of commerce
IN Yakima and fllcunburE NJ.
seullln secured endorsement IS the
ministerial associations G0utrihu
tons TO aid hisn ln getting the bill
ia shape and nghtinE Tor IL passage
were secured in ali ~ the rIfisn man~
toned. Mr. Rculiin now proposes "a
bring the matter before the build
lug' trades Ia this city and ask for
financial and moral support. he u
pushing q determined campaign In
favor 81 the Bill which is now hsinz
revised - judge Benson and Alter
uey Aust In seattle priof 20 Is usai
presentation 20 the legislature.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-31
Will SURVEY
THE KOUKUK

Vim. J. Peters who has been sent
out By the secr fary Of the Interior
20 explore portt ns % Alaska. srriv-
I'd ct the Raif f-ffrand last night.
When seen b1 Star reporter this
morning. he SAL
Il am going % make a geoersph-
zeal and geological survey Of the
hsadwaters Of the Koyubuk river.
In a few days will start with seven
men for 9kagway From there we
will 60 To White Horse. and over the
Ice ~ Dawson. At Bergman there ia
cache IN which are stored ample
provisions and equipment. From
f.. Dawson re viii proceed down the
Yukon 20 Eagle city. then NJ the
Dali river 70 the Koukuk. After ex-
pioring and making surveys NJ this
region. vs viii md some suite be
stream by which We may reach the
Arctic ocean. we have several
: canoes AZ Bergman. and with these
svxe intend 70 DO a great deal Of our
travelling.
After reaching the Arctic. n Il
r. too late to get back % Dawson oV-
eriand. we will signal one of thu
many whaling vessels IN that local
! itv and return 20 Seattle IN that gay.
~ have been on a number of surveys
In Alaska" concluded Mr.. Peters,
but never as far north a. we nov
intend 10 60. Of courst there are
M guides who know this region, a.
II has hitherto been practically IN
Travelled. As soon az arrangements
with one ~ the stea mnhip companies
can Dc made, we VIII proceed on our
expedition. a. our work Will have II
be done IN the summer while the rig-
erf are gren {"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-31
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

A big realty deal WAS contaminated
yesterday ~ the transfer II the
property on the southwest corner Of
fifnt avenue and Union street. own
81 hY Holland ~ Denny 60 Rich
ard 81 bradley Henry -, cabot, Of
brooklyn. Mass. ana Arthur Lyman
of Waltham, MnrH The couHidefa
tiun paid was $4,000
John N Lyon, ~ seattle, has sold
Is John ". Goodwin. lots 8 aud ! In
block 2 ~ unren's add. for a caneid
Grafton Of sal 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-31
ESTATE OF
Vanderbilt
Is apprsIsed ut Flfty-two
million Dollars.

NEW YORK. Jan. 1.-THE oftieial
appralsemsut 81 the personal estate
OF the late Cornelius Vanderbilt.
made b. Chas. %. Connect. shows a
total OF So ass ssf -. divided as fai=
lows. Raiirand stocks. t1l.sas. "a -
railroad bonds. tiss.9. 10 %. real IS.
tate mortgages, N.tti. 80 - cash
si2ia.sii.0s. furniture, tats.it5 %. IN
surancs. s9a.Ooe. horses, ttg.0et pro
misaory notes. g. 900. The main paFz
ton af the estate goes TO Alfred .
Vanderbilt. IN trust One-hsf all
~ paid q him when he arrives At
the age % 30 and the other half when
he IL IS years old. Alfred Wander
biz may be said TO have Inherited
81. coo go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-31

a hook about me. my friends viii
know it was me, After that. was
requested 60 pilot an officer To my
room at jefferson hall, back OF the
city hall where my effects Wer,.
searched, but nothing was found
that could cause suspicion. except
snns clean clothes. offered to plea /
guilty to a charge OF trying 10 look
respectable occasionally Then
vas told that several buyglRries had
been committed IN SeAttlc lately
(which thought had heard some
where heforel. and that in my work
As an eNnrcsSman, I had been seen
in the vicinity % the houses. which
could not deny. The oftener I am
there, the more money ! make. hut.
Mr. Editor. | submit that this was
not enough cause for the arrest 81 a
bona lide working man, VINO for the
iast IL years has had carte blanche
into thn mansions OF the Pacific
slope. II shows a lack Of savuir
falre as they say In Canada. My
friends know I am not burglar,
couldn't burgle a house II I tried.
hut / want vindicayion before the
public Faithfully yours,
HARRY y, ;. pWYER."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-31
THE VIGILANCE OF THE POLICE
CAUSED HIN GREAT GRIEF
HI P. S. Dwysr Man OF Many Occupations, Tells How
the Police Hauled Him Up as a Suspc-
lous Character.

Harry z, S. Dwyer. who. as he
says ls AN honest working man hav-
ms carte blanche into the mansions
Of Tire Pacific slope. Is wining to
aeauit the Seattle police OF apathy
concerning crimes. As working
man and siohS-trotter. he writes the
follawinEs
To the Editor:
Dear Sir,--As an honest man who
has worked IN many countries. from
British Columbia 20 New Zealand.
and in many trades. from ranching
to sailing the bounding main. wish
20 lay before the people 81 Seattle a
case q police interference. Tuesday
morning. while waiting for a car az
Cherry street ana second avenue.
was acco~fed By a policeman in plata
clothes. and ordered to 40 to head
quarters. willingly complied. and
v as taken before Capt. oSuliisan.
who put me through cross-exanain-
alton that included my life FOR the
last 50 years. told Nm all knew.
even % my vaccination marks ard
how liked rRnch-gruh. IL he writes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-31
THE EAGLES
WILL SOAR

The Eagles vfit give their second
grand anniversary hall az the Arm
ory On the evening OF FEB. &. Their
first anniversary ball given last year
was a great success, both socially
and ina ucially. and this ore prom
is~s 10 be even a greater success II
possible. During the bail. an eIao-
crate supper Will be served between
II and o'clock The executive. re-
cepticn and floor committee bears
names well known In Seattle and
elsewhere. among them being Col =.
p. Edison. Judge VIM. Hickman
Moore. Frank Dowd. Judge Boyd J.
TaIlman. John Cort. Richard NJ
Kfnnear. Jas. r. AcElroy. Richard
". Kiunear. James p. NcElroY.
Richard NJ. white. Fred Corant. Or.
John n. Dawson. a. +. Partridge,
John W. Considine, w. 5. PuiVer. r.
wing Ward. A. r. Van fe vantsr. and
others. The grand march will begin
promptly at . .. m. led BY Col. +. p.
FdHon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-31

that one OF the teachers ~ the Utah
Agricultural cSlieEe has seven WiHnH
and 80 children, ail living Nj King
attempted 10 retaliatc by Offering un
providing that no APP
Precipitation should bc paid - taa
Indiana Agricultural college II II be
determined TINT any N the faculty
Of that Institution hrH engaged ~
iYnehiug or mas been guilty nf fufuia=
alton or adultery. This amendment
was overwhelmingly defeated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-31
BARRED BY
MANY WIVES
G che Of the Roberts Case
In Congress.

WAsHGNOTON. y. G.. Jan. ST
After heated rotnllntory debate be
tween Mr. King OF Utah 1whp sup
planted Mr Roberts I'm the houHet
aud Mr. lands ~ Indiana. the house
adopted Kings amendment tu the
agricultural hiii, providing that ~
appropriations shall be paid To- any
agricultural college which retains
among itH faculty n person praeties
Ing palyHamy Mr. f.audia stated
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-31
SEVEN SHOTS,
NO CAPTURES

TACOMA. Jan. II. -PHtrolrnan
Schock at o'clock this morning
had a hot running night with two
htghwaymen. Seven shots we're "a
changed. but the men escaped. This
officer thinks ne winged one. Two
men were subsequently arrested In
a saloon and are held awaiting ider-
ilfieation by Peter Becker. victim
whom they robbed ~ u. Becker vas
held up acrcse the street from the
Northern Pacific passenger station
Sehoek was $50 yards away whsu
the hold-up took place.
The beat running watch IL ths
Louis KIodt Special" sst Second.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-31
COURTHOUSE.

The King County Bar Association
are making preparations 70 observe
appropriately John Marshal day
next Monday. and n In the desire
thst the courts on that day should
convene AZ the usual hour, only to
adjourn IN memory OF the great
iurist
A jury was impanneied 10 hear
the suit brought against the Seattle
Electric 90. by WIN. Eisbert, 10 re-
cover 1900 for personal injuries al
legged 70 have been sustained on Oct.
y last, when n car OF the company
ran into the plaintiffs wagon near
the intersection ~ First avenue and
Cedar street. The complaint states
tina the plaintiff started 70 drive
across the tracks ~ the company.
ahead Of the car, which WAS at
atandetiil. and before he was able 10
get across, the car struck and ran
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-31
CLUB WOMEN
ENTERTAIN
Games OF sound Judgment
Are Selected.

TACOMA. Jan. n.--At a general
meeting 81 the eiubwonnsn uf this
city IL was dsolded a. appoint ff1m
the i clubs here a COMMITTEES ~ =
women Of sound Judgment ard *
ecutive ability" 20 arrange for the
entertainment 81 ths delegates % the
annual convention % the Washing
Ton Stats Fsdrration ~ Women :
Clubs. 60 BE- bald In Tacoma nest
June. The women win m~morLAfixr
the isgtalasag~ fo< ths appointment
Of q commissioner % libraries.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-31
Or. srco,'s Frsaoh Nerve food

II ypu have trisd any number Of
- called eurss made ~ drugs. you
have found they only stimulate but
do not cure ur Charcota Franc n
Nerve Food furnishes the essential
slerasuts needed and the results are
Immediate. A nnan II simply made
anew. Make inqairy % auY. the
nruggiHt. Second nvenns and Yes
Ter WAY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-31
Peacemnker Stabbed.

white Attempting 10 separate two
boys who were unarreiirg tn front II
the Grand opera HOUSE, last night X
IL Hyram. n atrert-rar mot1rmarl
as stabbed IN The chest by one Of
them. The wound IL not serious.
Is ram says he VIII not prosecute his
assaltant II arrested
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-31

leave for Southern Alaska ports to-
morrow. Tho vessel viii take "A car
50 OF generat merchandise and re
turn With mail from both the Klon
dixie and Nome regions.
The steamer Victorian, Of the
Washington a Alaska Steamship
Co. smiled lapt night for sknKNaX
and Lynn canal ports with a iHtkH
cargo OF general merchandise ana 81
frnt class pnHHcngcrH Almost tn
entire iisft of passengers are going
% Dawson. ne the White fnHs =
Yukon railway On now IA perfect on=
Grafton
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-31
TRAGE:DY.

VICTORIA. n O., Jan. 81 Accord
Inc 70 steamer Rdyices. two Indians
have reported 90 government ofI
eiain at Port simpson, that on the
18th inst they found the schooner
klHue. 0f Port Roberts, Wash,
hearhed on Dundas island, Aboard
The vessel we're two cad men. chit
dreu'H clothing was fsund streVn on
the beach. The names 81 the dead
men we're not learned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-31
WATERFRONT KOTtS.

The ship Two Brothers sailed from
san Francisco for Seattle this morn
ing.
The British shin Falkland arrived
today at the Great Northern elsvat-
ora where SHE Is taking on 1870 tens
Of wheat for this Orient.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-31
JUDGE JACOBS SLAPPED.

coLFAN. Wash. Jan. u-tudge
Chadwick has ordered the reinstates
ment % the bar ~ Attorney NJ. O.
nesa, who was disharref fer one
year BY Judge Orange Iarohts Of -
affte Tor conduct unprpfesHtunafs
IN settling aside tho ruling - Judge
Chadwick decides that the former
exceeded hia authority.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-31
SCORES U. S.

SACRAMENTO. Cal. Ian. 81
Gov. Gage sent 10 the California leg
stature an important message on
the babonie plague. He states that
the federal government refused 10 al
ltw the state authorities 20 cooper
ate in an investiga Tire teiv-
efngr wants the legislature 10 PAYS a
Law FiNGnx tle stAte authorities fuit
power and making interference 4 fell
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-31
Schooner Wrecked.

a dispatch from Victoria. r. G..
was received today which states that
an officer from the steamer Wiilapa
reports the schooner Kion., ~ Port
Roberts. wrecke on the coast ~ Dun
das Hiland. He also states that two
bodies were found on the beach
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-31
LICENSES TO WE'D

The foiiaWiHs marriage licenses
xefe ISSUED today To- Pred Vale,
aged a.. and Magdio t.rwia. aged u.
both Of seattle. g. " y AudsfHon
an1 Emma srutth Page. both % Sc
attic. Thos Hoy, aged 81. and Bar
hsra X. AlN, aged ~, both sf Be-
alta.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-31
WHERE is ROSE i?

The police are this afternoon
searching the city for Rose westoges.
IS year Old girl who disappeared
from her home In Vancouver. ~ c..
on the night Of Jan. rs. According
TO the report left by her stepmothsr.
the girl r. supposed 10 be In a tend
ertofn variety fheatrr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-31
SERIOUS CHARGE

Mrs. J. ". BiEgs. the proprietress
Il a local lodging house. swoFe 20 a
complaint before Judge George this
afternoon charging Mr.. AMI Mrs. 7.
Forrest with obtaining money under
false pretenses. The sum involved
is 1850,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-31
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
BUSINESS CHANCES.

booming houses, al sizes reefaur-
ants. cigar stands dreaamakinR
parlors. meat markets. grocery
stores All kinds % business
chances. N you are looking for a
lot. house and lot. acreage or a farm
come and talk with us.
/. ". J. MCCONNELL a CO.
i2l PIKE. corner second Ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-31
Personal.

BUTTER EGGS
BUTTER EGGS
We have just one month more At
the old sta nd 10 wait on the smii-
inR crowds that visit our store
daily. And we intend 20 keep you
coming 20 the iast day. by being
ever careful 80 serve you with the
very best ~ butter and eggs 10 be
found In the market Fancy Fresh
Iowa Creamery, 2-lb brick. Eacs
fancy California crea merry Alb SIC.
Fancy Dairy, 40c a brick. strictly
home ranch eggs, Zoe dozen
fresh Eastern, 2sc n dozen. We pa y
spectral attention 90 these goods
only. hence We are always able 20
supply You with the very best.
COW BUTTER STORE. 1871 First
avenue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-31

A few 81 those o, the Stevens are
A. n Baker. a merchant % rkaw-
Nay. Alfred Cooper. 4 shippsns fnan
II Port tadlow. ~ J. Aetrtosh. an
eannsrYnan 81 DunrsnsHs. and q. 9
reasy. A fruit grower ~ Coupevitie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-31
MCKENZIE VERDICT MONDAY

sAN FRANCISCO. Jan 81 Tho
decision u the United States circuit
court 81 appeals. win three 1udges
sitting en- bunquo, IN the case ~ -
eeiVer Mckenzie. accused of con-
tempt Of court. may be- expected
Monday.
aaa.aaO aHa...sa
Have you wnnt7 Then toll = IN
the Star Sec list Of aReneiea page 2.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-31
REAL EsrArE.


1900 for large s-room house. mod
ern. 30th avenue; with 4 lots, most
slightly. worth $1,000 on very easy
terms.
fi25 each for lots In Young's add
ton.
$3.50 each for lots on Queen Anne
hill. Lots around II are held ~
$3.50 20 1900. are 50xi20 feet each.
Feb rem. MARVIN r. co.
990-23f Pioneer Building
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-31
THIS REPORT
Is DENIED

NEW york. Jan. Alt Is denied
BY President Mellen. 81 the North
ern Pacific, that the government Of
Manitoba. has purchased the ~. r. =
lines in Manitoba
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-31
DEADLOCK.

SALEM. or. Jan. n TIER y -
change in the senatorial fe-tdi 1ck To-
day, The Democrats hold tha Key.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-31
WEATHER FORECAST.

seattie and vicinlty-ToniRht and
Friday. fair; Hight north winds.
HFW YORK. ian. 3i.--Thsre r. an
unconnruned report IN circulation
that Gen. Kitchener desires - trans
por7 1900 B0er prisoners ~ war To
the state of Miigira. province ~ Or
issa, Bengal. India, and there colon
tie them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-31
FoR sALe-LopolNo HoUsEs.

2 rooms. close In, az n sacrifice. $500
8 rooms. extra fine. new and mod
ern, 1850.
rooms. close in, all good furniture.
81 600. This includes fine new piano.
TATE A. co. $50 Burke building.