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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-07-13
INSOMNIA

is caused by arrangement of the
nerves. Lichty's Celery Nerve Com
pound is an extract Of celery combined
with other eil:cacious medical ingredi-
ents resulting In nerve medicine OF
rare virtue. aud wonderful in its prompt
and soothing curative effects. 1t will
make you sleep. Sold by Scott & Co.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-07-13
RLACEFOOT STARTLED
| With A SHOOTING
Vslter K. Hilton shoots Frank
Hit Of Idaho Falls Four shots
Fired, All Take Effect
Trouble Over Hilton's Wife
Miss Gibson Of Idaho Falls
Comes to her Fiance, Marries
Him and Takes Him Home.

Blackioot has been startled with a
hootlug scrape as 1t has not been star
la within dozen or more years gone
n. Walter X. Hilton shot Frank Hin,
y idaho Falls, Thursday night abou,
D o'clock.
/ Four shots were fired at close range,
passing through right arm and Que
hterlng the body near the shoulder
bln,, and penetrating the right lung.
Bllon used 81 caiiber pIsio! aud
kup,ied il, only four chambers being
tAded. Hilton surrendered himself
nd is now 10 iAil.
To NEWS reporter Mr.. Hilton made
ii, statement: II am an employe OF
e railroad company and came up from
ora,elIo late 10 the evening. Seeing
e merry .go,roand running ! wen,
er. and Gas n looker-on for short
ne. then went home and found my
ile ou,, ! went to a place where she
b. accustomed 10 visit aud she was
y, there. wcni back and asked Mrs.
Asson. At whose house we have rooms,
hcre my wife wAs gone and was told
Pa, riding with man. next went
the livery stable and made enquiries
boat the man who bad gotten the team
pd was told he wAs expected back a,
~ mlna,e returned Just a. HllI
d Mrs. Hilton drove up aud mp
foAcbing Httt op.sned frr on him
u exhausted my balls. These arc
e iacis 'n the case.
Hilton surrendered himself aud IL
pW In jail. Or, Myers. who rendered
reica! aid to Mr.. HI,,, says one Of the
oaods is very serious and msy prove
tal, although from the short examin
iou. he was no, prepared to ray Il
ould be fatal. The bail penetrating
= lung wA. mol located and there wa,
P'ne internal hcmorrhage.
On belatcd train from the nortr
me Miss Gibson, OF Idaho Falls, NJ
hdod by fow friends. On her arriv
marriage license was obtained and
~ Mr.. Price summoncd and united
en- IN marriage. Mr.. and Mrs. Hit
- friends returned TO The FalIs OF
o'clock train. As We so To pres
learn tho wounded mau Is resting
lrly well. No complaint has beet
ed against Hilton.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-07-13
NOTICE To CREDITORS.
Estate of Fred G. Sinclair. deceased.

Estate of Fred G.. Sinclair. deceased.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. That letter,
of Administration on the estate OF Fred c
Sinclair, deceased, were granted TO the under
signed on the 10th day of April. 1900, by the
Probate court of bingham county, Idaho.
All persons having claims against said es
tate are required 10 exhibit them TO me fol
allowance, at my residence at Victor, Ring
ham county, Idaho. within four months afte,
the date OF this notice, or they shalt be for
ever barred.
Dated this 1lth day of June, 1901
ID. H. SINCLAIR, Administrator.
E. l.. Chalmers. attorney for administrator.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-07-13
KRAuSE's COLD CURE

For colds In the head, chest, throat or
any portion OF the body, breaks mp q
cold in ~ hours without interruption
to work. Will prevent colds IL taken
when first symptoms appear Price 25c.
Sold by Scott & Co.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-07-13

When You want modern, up-to.date
physic, try Chambcrlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets. They are easy to take
and pleasant In effect. Price, 25 cents,
samples free at Scott & Co. 3 Drug
Store.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-07-13
A Pocke, Cold Cure.

Krause's Cold Cure is prepared in
capsule form and will cure cold in the
head, throat, chest or any portion of
the body In "a hours. You don't have
to stop work either. Price 25c. Sold
by Scott & Co.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-07-13

E'o TO Pioneer Drug Store for Lit
Zen, the best rheumatism, paralysis,
pnchitis and neuralgia lincment
pde and get one chance on an orange
pve free with each bottle.
}Ladies should hear Mrs. Carpenter
Pe lecture ut Opera house this after
pm ut $3.50.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-07-13

Mothers who would keep their chill
dren in good health should watch for
the first symptoms Of worms and re-
move them with WHITES CREAM
Price % cents, at Scott
& Co.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-07-13

Not altogether ne1O but
a lot Of nesc goods, ne,O
attention and neU prices
make 1T as interesting g to
people lca11tiR G
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-22

crate arrangements for the celrbfa-
ton OF the trst hnulvafuAfy or the
early ana sunday closing moNcmvuh
Thursday. March T. il the date set
Tor the cNIehrA tiou. and the invited
guests viii hc limited only Go thu
membcrahlp OF the Seattle trades
unions. their wives aud aWovtheat t..
The uFst Htcp toward organizing
the lumber workers of Washington
has been taken. The Lumber and
MIN Workers Union OF Seattle
forms the nucleus around which
eLuuld be built up the largest union
ina the state
The uuuding LBhotera' union are
the lucky aWnvrH 0t the desis RAJ led
for at the last Meeting of the Long
ahorcmen.a union.
The most active Young union In
Seattle Is the UpholaterH. rs mem
beers have been quick o. see the
benefits Of an emhlemhtiC label and
they are pushing itn uHp Active
committees nrr iu the neid nivrrtin-
ing " among union people and be
faru LONG the demand far the rel Ia
bel ~ the 1fpholstereth VIII be as
strong ar for the hiue label Of the
Ctgarmbkern. the Allied Printing
Trades label and the working card
81 the Retail CLERKS
The MathInisis' union has been
presented by Mssua Mitchell. Lev is
& StnNer with specimen namp
cameron makel. the cylinder being
cat in tive showing the action Of
valves, etc.
The WaltrraHrs' Union will give It's
+ first nnufs efsaFy ball March %. 1901
In Armory hall.
one 81 the features # the recently
F organized Steam Engineers union u
I it, educational msetitsaat held twice
+ a moHths
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-22
MARKETS..

Trade was not heavy on the street
today, owing 70 Washington birth
day. Very little came In. and what
did was quoted as same prices a.
yesterday.
Poultry sold we'll yesterday after
noon and during the morning
dressed stock selling the better.
Something should be said about the
fine quality Of oranges, bananas,
lemons. apples and fgs on sale dur
ing the last week. Better stock has
seldom been seen at j0bbers.
Corrected Daily The following
prices are being offered to the pro-
Queer in round lots on the dock or In
the car at Seattle.
Grain-Oats. s25 .50a 1900. barley,
ZIG 90. wheat chicken feed. Sll.50
bran. sI225. shorts s15.00Mi5.5O; pop
corn. g. % per 100 lbs.
Hay-Pugst sound, per ton, 1880.
Eastern Washington timothy. si6.2b
a1g 50. alfalfa. tl0.75dli.00.
Butter Fresh ranch. i5aisc; ma
tive crea merry, 23024c.
Cheese-Nstiye Washington, iin
f3e.
Eggs Strictly fresh ranch. i7gise
per dozen.
Poultry Chickens. live, i091io.
ducks, lie; turkeys, i2h613c.
Dressed poultry f3fti5Mc
chickens. l2ui21zc. ducks, l2n l2hct
geese. fiIkc.
&c. calves. JIzQ7iSc sheep, shorn,
4e. lambs. 4ei hogs. bW5he.
Dressed stock-Ifogs. &c. lambs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-22
LAST EDITION.
LATEST !!
The Reports of Disaster
Growing Worse,

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. ga
Raats containing passengers and
members Of the crew OF the Rio jan
slro continue to arrive. The loss Of
ne MI probably be a hundred. over
half Of them being Chinese.
rbe water at Mile Point Is covered
With wrcckage.
Italian fishermen have brought
sshore the bodies OF several celcs-
tails
Pilot Jordan Was picked up severe
II injured, clinsins to plank. Capt.
ward IS missing.
Investigations show that only three
hoats were successfully launched.
one Is missing SIN. At : o'clock,
out q 30 persons aboard. ts4 are ac-
counted for as saved.
Fishermen report that the boilers
blew ap after the boat sank.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-22

II was busy afternoon AZ head
quarters today. The night aud
morning PATROLS assembled az the
station and Nth the assistance q
the trustys about the jail. the bra e
buttons 90 the uniforms were treat
81 90 cuat - polish a number II
pntrulmeu have purchased uniforms
especially for the dance and ne one
officer remarked today IT VII caF=
taiuiy - = military AFFAIR
The association has rendered an
Invitation - tho members % the flrH
department. not on duty. TO ~ pre-
eut. and ii ia understood that chtef
Keilogs has promised 10 be there IN
uniform.
The proceeds - the ball will 20 to
the assoc alton 90 BE- paid cut Dur
ins the year - SICK benefits.
THE following officers viii act 80
a reception Cumnittaas
w. n. ftaff. = " ulaRsoock. John
Corbett. wills ANllikenI p. +.
sprnnEis. John Kelly. II II MsTurf.
I. \. haressi. :. A Hzdssn = =.
Ellie G. 4 Corning WIN Holland.
l.. j Stuart. J. ". Hu9 r. g. CRIT.
nth. 3. p BresEs. WaH Esnnou. A
wnkss II. 9 Pfvsi.
The aides viii be as follows: 6. I.
Grant. Charles Tenant. O. A.
Tripp. " T. L.aahaehrT y. ~ Cor
bctt. James EYrnea fFvlng Ward.
clan Leighton. " O. Adams NJ ~.
Freeman. A. q. RrhannmAn. J. 1.
Harck. J. 1. Cameron. n r Huh
bard 4. ;. atsplrr and Alex. Au-
Donald.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-22
IN LOCAL labor (RQES.
Matters Of Much interest and Importance TO All Working
People

AZ the last meeting Of the west
ern Central Labor Union eommun=
ieation WAS read stating that Ger
tain furniture stores we're employ
Ing Jups The matter was rttoIrtd
to a committee Tor Investigation
The committee appointed Ia con
fer with Nal cleo. Ruhiru regard
ing the low wages paid by the GOV
ernmcnt 20 tongahoremeR, reported
that the trouble viii be adjusted bY
next "Wednesday.
The Rottlefs union reported that
the prospects are good Tor settling
their difficulties with the brewers.
The icemeua union reported that
there in not non union man vfu=
ployed around any of the ice plants
In the city
II Is reported that the See has been
broken and proasmeu. hook binders
and printers have az last come to-
aothor in social gathering, 70 the
credit ~ the recently reorRanl8eA
Allied Printing Trades council. he
II said. Il has been successfully de
nonatrated that the interests OF the
three crafts are mutual and that the
me mbcrs thereof are Interested In
the AFFAIRS Of their representative
body,
The Union Record VIII say tomor-
row:
The Street Railway Employees
union gave n smoker In the A a. L.
" hall In the Pioneer building last
Saturday evening. About i2b mem-
beers were IN attendance.
Good music is half the pleasure Ia
dancing. This fact alone vii pack
Afmory hall next Friday night.
when the Musieiaus' union Wln EiNa
grand bal wazQue.
Dance with the Plasterefs' union
tonight at the Germania ball.
The Clerks Union Is king clah=
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-22
Wo MEN IN EGYPT.
FOR . lime They Wore Regarded IS
tho Supariot Sos

In ancient Egypt monozamY Was
prartieed. although Il was not en-
Joined By law. There 10 NO evidence
N the existence Of marriage eere-
muny. but the marriage contract So
cured II the wife certain rights. one
~ which was that If complete con
troll over her husband, phn pfamiH-
"a - Yield her implicit obedience
Ncnfufsa Of relationship waH no
barrier 70 wedloek
Women huth married and uumhr
rird. pHfti lphtrd with men IN all
the pleasures OF social intorruurae.
They tnas nori in the public fsatiV-
ais. shared la hauquets. drove cut IN
their chafiofa, hnd made pleasure es-
euraloua "a the NliHI At bauuuets
she guests were entertained chiefly
with music ana dancing. singing
was aiau 80 rHtesmsd accomplish
msnt. and the mUfs solid part Of
their education must have been a.
tended t.. 90 women often held i'm
portant ufhcrs tu the prieathood
They presided a. births and oHleiat-
- ~ muufneru at deaths ana buri-
ais.
Ladies' occupied their spare mo
menfH In embroidery and ga the eui-
tivntioa u flowers 81 which they
were phnsionatrty ford. and which
we're iaTiahiY used on all fcHtive ac-
cnstons Women = the humber
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-22
TILE CARRIERS
IN CONVENTION

The letter carriers OF this state
ar huiiiug their annual convention
N fh rooms Of the home associA-
tlca No, ~, ct the postnft1ee. today.
The convention VAS called 70 or
der = 1850 this morning hy Thomas
Reed. vice president % the associa-
tiun After 4 brief address Of well
euusa usftcers Tor the coming year
wee elected. David Roberts. OF Ia
cuula. Was elected president II. T..
d rs. 20 Spokane. vice president.
and = j. Houton. % Whateoua. sec
fetaFN. and the treasurer viii be
eeelei this afternoon.
TIRE principal object 81 the con-
veuffau Is TO elect a delegate 20 at
teEA the national letter carriers
convent on TO be held al C'hattanoo-
"a q Eepta rnber. This delegate will
b elected this afternoon Il Is gen
orally thought that Thomas Reed
president Ok the Seattle branch. win
b chosen as delegate.
At sd this evening a banquet Will
b. hsid IN the Lincoln dintnC room
A AFze number q carriers and their
friends are erFsstsfssd 10 be present
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-22

soc: eating apples. 81 oo0t.zs. fancy
eating apples. u.7sa2lea. navel or.
anRes. usoa150. seedlings, 81 90
rs. bananas. s1.7B82 50. Granular
riss. gt70o per Dbl. olives. beG SC
Per gallon.
Provisions
Fresh msat--Cow beef. Ga ! &c 10
steer beef. sc per 10 mutton weth
sr. &c. ewes. sic. pork, T1I1c per
10. veal. Large ttac small. i0Hi0rc.
Provisions-Hams. large. ITO lac
hams. small. iggizhe. breakfast
bacon. TO ie lbs izAc. dry. salt
FL clear backs gise bellies. Zoe.
vsgetsslss
Potatoes. tisOogis.00 a ton. beets.
ti00Ai 3 per sack. carrots. per
sack. e5I1be. yellow Danver onions.
g. s0a30 %. lettuce. sl.baat.so a case
turuips. 5017kc. Hubbard squash.
~ a3c per ID. garlic. si1d1nc. cab
base. 800. red. tf.z5 100 lbs; red
PEPPERS. i0015c 10. huHks. BE. green
onions. igMdi5c per don; cnuli.
flower, sizt per DOR esleTy, t9aeo
per doz sweet potatoes. tt.I5W 100 +.
Spanish Chill peppers, 20 a
Ii. aauer kraut. edtc. cream
squash. ti.25dt.60 per case. brussels
sprouts, g per 10. California head
lettuce. a5a TIC. case. artichokes ~
at % doz. green peas. i5c 10 dried
figs. cartons. g0c. fancy. Zoe. import.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-22

classes wsro employed Ia spinning.
and Ina the rural districts in tending
cattle and sheep aud In carrying
water the heavier empluymsntH be-
lnR LEFT 20 the men.
This hulcyon state o. nnnlra last
ed only during he days ~ Egypt
greatness during the period Of her
decline her daughters were feurfully
down tfodden ana degraded. Tho
hardest manual labor was assigned
10 them ana they suffered cru'
puuinhmeuta FOR the crimes ~ thgii
fathers. husbands or brothers, as the
case might be, Sometimes thei
were publicly beaten with sticks. al
others thrown Into dungeons, 81 SEN
TO work at the mines. where the miH.
cries they endured were 30 RfrnI
That, a. the old historian tells uH
they lanRed for death as far prefer
able 20 iife
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-22
gull Y!
A Jury at Mt. Vernon
COnvicts Mrs.
Gorsage.

MOUNT VERNON. Wash. Feb
Mrs. Jennie CorsaEc, who has been
en- trial in this city during the past
three days fer the murder 81 her
husband last December. was found
guilty OF manslaughter last night. at
Il o'clock. by the jury. which had
been out for l. hours. This trial
has been attended BY hpndrede Of
people from all parts OF Skagit coun-
~. and was watched with much In
terest. on account Of the WRy In
which Gorsags was murdered. and
the cruel treatment the woman waa
subjected 20 during her husband
lifetime
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-22
LATE NEWS.

WARRINGTON. u. G, Feb. a.
The president sent In the nomination
81 col. A. ). nagKct. Of the Four.
teentb infantry. 80 be brisadicr gen
erai uf regulars.
MADRID, Feb. e1.-A minister :.
authority for the statement that the
ministry viii resign on the 9th inst.
LONDON. Feb. s2.-Hickn- Beach.
chancellor Of the eNcheauer. said IN
the house 81 commons today that the
cuaHt Of the bccr war u date was
equal 20 over 5000. e0O. 900.
SALEM. or. Feb &c The last
ballot for senator stood Curbett. -.
IumOn, "a Herman, ie. rest scatter
Ing. The session ends az midnlEht to-
morrow. The appearances are that
there viii be n election.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-22
Special Potato Rate.

A supplement 60 the Cast bound
freight tartf was feculNed yesterday
10y tins .. u. a ~ announcing "A apez
oiai ratio Of 80 cents per 100 On SHY
nvnt Ut potatoes, minimum car
loads az n 900 pounds. from all points
east " The palies. including points
on the Great Northern Ia the Ills
Bend country, Via Spokane, 10 Ark
nnnaa city. Kan. aud Carthage, Mo
effective today, Feb. 20 A similar
rate has also boon announced by the
Northern Pacific Via billings and the
burlington the rate applying FROM
all points eust uf ElirnHburg This
ratr has been in effect FOR SOME time
Co 81 Paul Mihnouu rivrF EnteWnNr
and Colorado common points. The
special rate viii expire April 20.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-22
IN THE COURTS.

Yesterday afternoon Attorney ST.
mon. representing Mrs. Rogers. the
divorced wife % the late Bolton Ro9
ers. procured a writ Of hsbeas corpus
against Police Matron Taylor, 20
show v hy she should not turn over
Fannie Rogers 20 her mother. A.
torrsy Simon alleges that Mrs. THy-
Tor has the child in her custody and
refuses 20 rive her up. The writ was
made returnaht tomorrow. The
Rogers girl recently ran away from
home because Of harsh treatment
she received at the hands OF her
mother.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-22
Government Barges.

on the lot prof. bids win be open
ed by the quurtetmaster's depart
mont. L. 8. A., for the construction
81 two 80-ton hafsea 20 be- used in
Tightening freight ashore at Port
valdez. Thoy will each De 20 ~
feet IN nlnc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-22

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. z2.-The
announcement u an assessment Of
no share BY the Ocean Steamship
Co. caused the market price ~ the
stock 70 drop from tgs 20 SCI a share.
Iresideut A. V. Spreckels explained
the assessment on the ground that
bonds had been issued 10 pay for
Three new steamships. by a strike
81 Cramps shipyard. the delivery Of
he vessel was delayed several
inontha, and the company had there-
D. lost the earnings which were
tounted on 20 pey tho interest on the
bonds. He declared that the COM
tanf Was in lne condition. and thai
the assessment would be cheerfuliy
met
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-22
Parade Today.

Military organization remembered
Washington birthday by paradins
IN fun numbers this morning.
Capt. DornsE battery. which Is
waiting 90 be mustered cut into the
state service. made q fins parade to-
day. The men have supplied them.
selves with uatty uniforms consist
iug 81 blue coats and khaki Trousers.
They appeared IN public for the first
time today. and presented a very
rfeditahle appearance. The gun used
Is an old one belonging to the state.
As soon as the legislature passes the
hiii 20 authorize u. the battery Will
enter the state service.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-22
Funeral OF r. n. Sane.

Funeral services for Thos. II. Bane
vere held from Bonney & Stewards
funefai Tarlors 81 ts'o o'elaek this
afternoon, under the 1uxplcas OF the
q g. r., then at trinity Parish
church. corner OF Alghth avenue.
andJames street az : o'clock. In
tzsment was in I.akcview cemetery.
TIE deceased Nss well known In Sc
tended.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-22
TO HELP BUILD
BATTLESHIp

". n. Spinks. Of Philadelphia. one
a. the hest-knowu naval drauRhts-
men n the country. arrived In the
CITY this morning and t. auartercd
az TIE Rainier Grand.
Nff Spinks will work under A. j.
Brooks. who has entire charge Of the
building Of the proposed battleship.
and usiI commences his labors In a
day Or tao, as soon az he rests from
H. trim
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-22
POLICE TO ENTERTAIN.

From a polsceman's point 81 view
the seventh annual ball. to be given
At the Annoy tonight BY the Police
Relief Association. VIII be the swell
est AFFAIR Of the season. A special
order was ls3aad last ulkat request
Ing all officers who attend 20 BE- in
futl uniform The grand march viii
start promptly az . o'clock and VIII
b led BY Sergeant VIII t.aushcher
and wife Following ia ius VIII -
Captains Sullivan aud Willard and
serK,anfa Ward and Peer
The officers wfil take every pre-
caution to keep Objectionable per
sons from entering the hall and a
good tiue = pruIuiref all those who
attend. The music Tor the occasion
sill - furnished By WaHuer'a or
ehestra. consisting 81 T. pieces. Over
.e1o tickets have already bean Huld
and ID - evident that the attendance
wlll b large. The hall has been
taatsfutiy decorated aui old Glory
occupies a prominent piRcF. Ferns
and handsome drnpsry ara Included
-. fN.s AaaFH@ ffWFfa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-22
CAPTURED
BOER STOCK

CAPE TOWN. Feb. 22.-oieneral
Metuen has captured the fsoer laag-
cr near Brakpan. including 20 pria-
0ners. many wa CONS end much
stock. TOrrentfal rains have fallen
IN tze western part Of the colony
and the rivers are az food height.
j. is believed here that the cOndi-
ton If the streams will cut Off Gen.
Ue Wet from retreat In the Orange
HfWer GCfOuv
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-22
RECEPTION TONIGHT.

The SOM of the American Revaiu-
ton VIII give reception a. the LIN
coin apartment house tonight. Ia
honor Of the Daughters Of the HeXo-
luton and whiting members Of tho
HDgiafV
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-22
Stole Cigars.

a. Garrigan, a brakeman. was yes
terdav afternoon bound over TO the
superior court by Police Judge
George "a a charge 81 grand lar
CEN He confessed 70 stealing a
Quantity Of cigars from a freight car
white n the employ Of the Northern
TaaIHc railway.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-22
Obscene Picture Man.

Chas. Rude viii he given a hear
Thursday on a charge of permitting
minors 20 enter a place where OBJ
scene pictures are exhibited and to
play slot machines. Rude's place OF
business l. al 20s Second avenue
south
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-22
TWO GREAT MEN.

Today celebrates the iesth and goth
univeraaries of the birth Of georRa
Washington. father 81 his country.
and W ". Russell. manager u the
Third Avenue theator. respectively.
This morning Nr. Russell got gay
because ne happened 10 learn about
George WaRhin gton, and his hatchet
and he threatened % cut out the
free list at his fheater today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-22
A CANDIDATE.

CLEVELAND. o.. Feb. fac
,0rdlng 20 Henry George Ir.. who IL
guest ~ Tom l. johnson. Demo-
cratic candidate for mayor. former
street ear uBagnafe and follower OF
Henry George, viii be a candidate
for president IN 1904.
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The honor ~ forr mana ger has
been conferred upon Detective NJ
ehaei T. Powers. He has ordered
a special uniform and a badge for
the occasion
Police Mafron Ffnua Taylor has
promised 10 be present and Wear Aa
star.
The narsse Of chief Meredith an-
pears a. = member 0f The honorary
committee. Tho chief has a. ken no
active part in tho preparations for
the dance but has promised 90 be
present Last year the grand march
Vas led BY G. s. Reed. then chief.
and Matrou Taylor.
All arrangements for the dance
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They Hi the Pine.

q. shcehau. T. n. Hennessy. Fred
Wilson. Laura Colman and Jeanette
TaHer were arrested In a joint on
king street last might hN ratrolmen
uevan and Fletcher Tor smoking
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