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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-09
Great Discovery

Just discovered. a country con.
tanning greater deposits Of gold. sill.
Yer. tin and copper than any area
Eve times as great on earth: also
the largest tracts Of coal lands. con.
tanning coal superior to the best
Pcnney lvania article. OH wells have
been sunk over an area OF 10000
square miles. and yield the best Pc
trolcum In the world. except the
Russian product This country, for
the most part. owing TO It's altitude.
has a spring-llke climate through
out the year. and is as healthful as
could be found elsew here.
This country. owing to the vast
tracts OF good fertile soil healthful
climate and ali those resources that
go to make a nation great, will be
come the home OF millions OF en-.
lightened. progressive people with
In Ave years. There viii be mines
TO open up. lumber TO manufacture.
railroads 20 build. oil fields TO open
up. steamboat aud steamship lines
TO establish.
This all means that some combin-
alton that Ia strong enough and far
sighted enough will be In a position.
by taking advantage OF these things
at this time, when there Is no de
mand for them. TO make millions
out of these different industries.
The South American Exploration
and Development Company, a cor
poration organized under the laws
OF the State of Washington. is now
In a position 20 do this. and will be
the principal factor In developing
two great nations, Peru and Bolivia.
Single-handed, with small capital.
the individual has but little oppor-
tunity. This is the day OF strong
combinations. and II you would use
your money OF whatever amount.
YOU must put Il in combine with
large capital. Otherwise you have
but little chance 10 use II profitably,
and that only In small profits. You
can get such an interest nthe
South American Exploration and
development Company until our
expedition sails. which will be In a
few days, Mt cents per share, as
viii make you fortune.
For further Information call
ROOM 1879, HOTEL SEATTLE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-09
IMPORTANT
BUSINESS DONE
reunsiI Considered Many Measures
Last Night.

x.vv important matters We're TAX
IN ~ me city council last night
se.s.ses the street improvements.
-. hiN and the president 5 tecVnz
~. mentioned vlseW htfc- Hills
-, naased 60 provide f0r a depot
s.sfroa aud a city claims agent Is
..gsstirate the question OF street
ss..5ekiine and to arrange FOE a new
- engine house Also a measure
-. introduced % have lighting aud
'.rs,hene wires placed unders ruund
~ measure t. pat all overhead
- underground would apply
~ 10 these streets that are per
s.e.sntiN paved or are about Ia he
.~.el h ~ called for not emily by
r. ukly appearance which the
'....ees 81 wires give 90 the city.
~, asa by the great danger 90 hu-
-. nfr DuriuE Ares I'm buildings.
...srv.arde4 bv overhead wires, there
!. -,sre danger 20 tho flremen from
- Wives than from burning build
- Eastern cities have an placed
y wires underground. The local
s..,seapes vent over. under the rules
-. ne ctsunelimen are believed 10
= = favor Of passing "a.
- IRE headquarters measure
.,.s.,A vas the enc Introduced last
- Il provides Tor a committee.
'ensssting ~ the cltY engineer, SUI
s.~lefenfenf of streets. nrc chief
- ehairssen ~ the council commit
- On buildings. judiciary and IRE
- water O. pressure competitive
-. for . SIS 40 building, ~ this
- per cent. will 80 tn the sue
sessful architect
~ hlll provtting fnr a city claims
.rsnt aut kortneN THE apnoi utnierf
:, - r.aiS BY the corporation conn
- The agents salary viii be Sc
! msnth. he viii report O. the cor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-09
MARKETS.

Yesterday business In West street
was good and today Il Ia better. f.o=
cal produce IL coming IN quite
cal produce IL coming IN pieutifallY
and keeps the market supplied be-
tween California steamer arrivals.
To-Day three cars 81 Yakima po-
tat0es we're received. In quality
they have not been ezcslied this sea
son. They are All selling out at SIS
per ton.
A ear Of California fruit came lH
this morning which IN no way ar
feeted prices IN fact quotations are
the same 80 yesterday.
The egg and butter market re-
mains the same az for a week past.
EHEH however. have q tendency Ga
20 up. while butter 10 lettering the
other way.
Several fine orders we're received
for vegetables and fruits from Alas
IA Last night when the city 81 Ec-
attic came In port.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-09
The SL0T-MAcHINE WAR.

Whether this Is true OF not. 80 does
not materially afTeet the slot ma.
chine mems argument that the rarn.
tlerH figured that BY the elimination
OF the machines a larger class of nea
would D created who would tHks a
chance IN the regular games II Il
not claimed that all the slot ma
chine custom would be diverted 20
other games. but that fair percent
age 81 Increase would be shown.
willing 10 Pay Fines.
The slot machine men are now de-
handing that they D. taken IN on
the same plan that the xauhlers 0p-
crate. They Insist that thcy snail
b allowed % pay fines regularly
and that the restrictions rexa riding
the playing - minors may b. en-
forced They state that unless this
II done. gambling viii - stopped
throughout the state. 90 far a. they
are abb. To close IL. This would mean
that the regular games would h
driven into hiding until q comprom-
ise could be reached
The money machines are not con-
nected with the combination that
offers this threat. The vuprs %
the warehAndlsa mae hines a. rule
are opposed 10 the other devices. de-
Ciartug they take away class -
trade that would belong 90 them
The money machines are also aaid
10 be losing much ~ their Play
through 3 gradual lack Of interest
There are houses. though. nntably In
Seattle. where dczsna % money ma
chimes receive heavy play all the
time. The proprtstors - these pisc-
IS viii resist 80 long as there Il a
chance % success
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-09
SCHOOL YEAR
is EXTENDED
Board Compromises and Adds Two
More Weeks.

The regular monthly meeting IT
the school board WAS held last night
After "a petition un behalf 81 the
teachers Go extend the school year
Co 10 months was rrad, and counter
petitions from the Mumen'E club pre-
seated, the beard compromised and
asrOgd Ia extend the school year two
weeks, The additional expense viii
b. shout $500.
Mat. Cicero Newell and a commit
tee frum the Boys 4 Girls Aid So
ciety then asked the cooperation OF
the board in maintaining a acheot
for the wallis of the city. The mat
ter was laid over until a committee
from the board OF education. county
commissioners and the aid society
could meet and discuss the subject
offers OF sites FOR the proposed
school ut brooklyn were received and
referred, Secretary banks WnH then
instructed 10 purchase carload ~
slate.
After a number Of smaller petitions
were heard. the board adjourned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-09
DIES QUIETLY
IN THE DARK

CHICAGO. III. April s.=-Prof
Alien W. Gould. Of the chi
oago institute. was found dead
ia the bathroom OF his home. No
1852 Wrightw0od avenue. A gas jet
IN hia room was turned on, and II
IL thought that Prof. Gould died
some time during the night An in
quest was held and a verdict return
81 to the effect that the professors
death was due 10 au accident.
Prof Gould had gone 10 the bath
room 10 battle his eyes with a solu-
ton which had been prescribed by
his physician. The Ras IN the home
ls lighted with an electric system.
The push button I'm the bathroom
which causes the electric spark 10
ignite the fet has been out OF order.
and II is supposed that after Prof
Gould pat bnndaEe over his cyes
he turned on the gas and pushed the
button. The RnH ala not light He
was overcome BY the fumes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-09

rxstion counsel. the council com
-attee on claims. and the board Of
raelfe works The creation Of this
N1rs vas rendered necessary BY
- nunerous suits for heavy dam
axsz
ms bHi to prohibit the starting Of
srss near buildings without a Per
III frpm the frs chief was PASSED.
I vas recommended BY Fire Mar
fhai kellogg because the existing
~tIrzncs could not be enforced.
r. purpose n TO prevent fires arfs-
r ffem eareiessnsas In burning up
t1sh
- the duties of the FIRE marshal
az require him TO give a $500 bond.
4 hiA vas reported 20 create TIE
naee ~ depot u1atron and allow SIS
I month torward the salary. This
vas Zone IN compliance with petit
taus from the women's oFganiEa-
nfns which have agreed 10 contrib
Sc one-haif the pay.
= neasare % appropriate $3.50 for
g Boys and Girls Ala society dur
ne coming SIX mgntha. was
fassed
rhe matter of street sprinklinF
~ I'd On q resolution. fntrod iced
q PRESIDENT Crichson. for the np-
psrtnenf cf the street committee
- ne board II public works 70 in
tsstl gate the question and ascertain
80 arrangements can be made
- The street car companies and
sznefs ~ abuttinR property. The
=. -. 'nlitss u 20 Be Instructed 20 re-
yFt nn the proposal to compel the
set car companies 20 sprinkle the
h.-ets n@tWeen their tracks.
uil was passed 20 authorize the
$40 ~ public works 10 purchase
ssesA1 from A. Haas 81 al. 10 ez-
&c Twenty avenue south
.aIoesn fesier's donation north
taff to Yesier way.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-09

Most folks who Sc brickIaYer
deity spreading mortar and iaYing
brick on the walls ~ ueN hulli.
INK think hta e an ideal tub fer
fahurinE man. The idea il Gar from
right. for the bricktaysr's work calls
him into the most unhrard-of plAees
aud he uffru braves dangers that
cause IN atautsnt heart a. quail HiH
work ca even a plain wall requires
more sklll than the outsider imHx-
ines great many men Fnu lay
brick. Il given the time to spread IRE
mortar and carefully place each
brick. A hrlckiayer's skill consists
in being able a. do thin nf lightning
rapidly. 4 hriekiaycf Wiil put
bricks down with bath hands. ssrfn-
lusly a. random. and without rH-
gard 20 arrangement Zach hri1 x
l. tn perfect line and DO the prop.
81 place. When doing this BECOMES
aarGnd nature. hFichlHRer has
learned rs trade Although the
labor g. not heavy. u 81 very hard.
made - - she speed at which tn
man must work
The brieklayer must DE- able e. 30
fancy brick work. construct arches.
etc. Re must lag enamel and pressed
brick. and one II bis NEST DANGER
nus feata on a modern building
is e. put IN the brick work be
tween the windows. hiEh above the
ground Although b. works en- lofty
sea Tulfa. exposed 70 the elements.
a hrIckinyer'a most dangerous mo-
rnentA are net found 81 a building
fob. IT'S trade requires that hc per
form many other duties IT, must
set boilers. construct Blast furnaces
and do any and All kinds - work
wherever brick Il used.
The arr box Under every boiler g.
constructed % brick when repairs
are needed the brio klayer f. sent FOR.
The ere in drawn and before the
bricks are hair cooled the workman
must crawl into the narrow space
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-09
REPORTERS NOTES.

b. Navons was arrested yesterday
on a charge Of fast driving.
A warrant vas sworn out - the
health department this afternoon.
charging r. CovruY ~ SO Tenth av-
enue. with keeping his premises In
an unsanltary condition.
J. McCulEki. a laborer. reported 10
the police yesterday that he had
been robbed Of $3.50 in the Tender
Ioin district last night.
Yesterday the superior judges
sought q conference with the Coun-
~ commissioners to discuss the all
visibility II purchasing the Seattle
law library.
The damage Gaze Of spurRcOn g.
wheeler against the Newell Milling
Company. II being heard by a jury
in Judge Bells department The
plaintiff asks 10 recover si0.So0 for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-09
INCREASE OF PAY.
Tomorrow Many City Employees
viii Get Just Raise.

Tomorrow f. payday at the city
hall. II Wn be- more than usually
welcome aufe the inerenre or sal
aries 40 .rtkrd by ordinance IN
February Wrut into effect Inst month
and the officials Wlll receive the hrHt
benefits tomorrow Tho question af
IenulifY, which WAS merely raised ta
u safeguard has been agttlrd bN an
opinion of Corporation Counsel Hum
phrcy. While he gives no detailed
statement ~ the case, he holds that
tho point raised does not apply In
fact. tho law which WAS suggested
na preventing an increase uf rhlur-
les during the officials terms, does
not affect appointive employees, hut
only those elected. The aim Of The
law was To prevent any officials
from paying themselves higher sal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-09
BOARD OF HEALTH
MET LAST NIGHT
Indefinite Death Statements Are
Tabooed.

The board q health voted not 70
receive Indefinite statements OF the
causes Of deaths The matter was
brought up last night by Or. Hex.
who said that the monthly bullet
In Of the city health department
amounted 60 nothing, In It, present
form. because ~ the vRguencas of
the reports Heart failure, for In.
stance, was assigned ne the cause ~
many deaths. but everybody dies u
heart failure. Or. Gibson and Or
McKechnie aasentsd to DR.. HeG :
proposal 20 efeCt reform. The Her
tillon system may be adopted
The council bill 20 regulate plumb
Ing, referred by the council 20 the
Loard. YEAS reported back With rec
cmmendation that II be passed. This
measure IL designed 10 prevent a.
renre From. sewer gases ana poisons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-09
THE HUNSUCkER
POISONING CASE

Arthur Ford Burt Chapman and
Charlotte Morgan, charged with
the death Ut Maggie Huusucker.
were discharged BY Justice Cam yes
terday. The state failed to prove
that strychnine caused the woman y
death, owing 70 the fact that com
plste analysis Of the organs Of the
body was not made. The deceased
was an Inmate of "a house below
Yealer way Ford ~ secretary Of
the Washington Santa rum. The
woman died while undergoing treat
meut for tho cure OF the morphine
habit. Ford and the Morgan wo-
mai we're In attendance at the time.
and u IL alleged that the medicine
they administered contained strych-
nine, which caused her death.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-09

ducka it0lse. geese. loalle; tur=
koyu. 1dhuttaC.
Dressed stock Chickens. iiH
iac turkeys. 49, utkhe ducks. 100
lee gvese, i2h4t1hc.
Corrected Daily The following
prices are being offered Ca the pro
Queer ia round lots on the dock or In
the ear AZ Seattle;
Grain oats. $1,000. barley,
$500. wheat chicken feed, tlHA1t
corn. $500 per i0a lha.
Hay Puget aound, Per ton, 81 "a.
Eastern Washington timothy. SIC 20
Wl6.to. alfalfa SiO.00Wt0 90.
NuttgT Fresh ranch, ianlscl ma
tive creamery, 2309so.
Cheeue Native Washington. l1c.
Eggs Strictly frcnh ranch. t4Wiscs
per dozen
Poultry Chickens. live. iiui2Hcs
ducks, lgitniae. turkeys. i2N@ iac,
Dressed poultry Turkeys. laWtfhe
chickens. ieWi2He. ducks, ig0lthct
geese. iihc,
lave atoek-Cows. sMei steers. 80
lAc. calves. bMU1Me sheep, sharn.
g. lam hn e.. hogs. kubMc.
Dressed stock lioHe Sc lambs
Sc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-09
Heaters.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

ne pleasure Of seeing Madame
ns'sna Nodleska Is tineed With a
.as"4nt regret and a bodinz fear.
.ssrsi for the days that are gone,
- fear that no others will come.
-.-'ezka II still a great actress.
-, enough 60 make one hate the
1.sht Of never seeing her again.
- enough 70 stand alone and
,,zno1t rivals In her field. But to
- p " Who sre no longer In the
- Hush ~ youth There eornes the
- - of kOsalind who charmed
ts.1.Is from our bodies. whose
1890 and witchery we're ire
rsae5s. me greatest Rosaiind this
49,. has ever Eeen. and IN this
~ stilaon u not forgotten. We
a,,t.f 20. a Beatrice. such a
49, All grace and raillery. 4
~ = light az fr0th beaten by
rs,,.-a md a. tender az universal
80. MOOD. Before our eyes moves
$50 me u the worlds lOVslieat.
49, Hna meat unhappy women
49, ne hapieas Mary, Portia.
~ ~ Aagda Adrienne. Camille.
n Az iinbnef with the life and soul
= \. woman - witchinR charm.
A., sifangs We regret the days
nave gone from uag
49, should see Nodleska. II ip a
fsfg Ne owe ourselves and a
-. - eve 10 her. gha IL stlii
saes nan the greatest, and ~
sssr should gee her. ahe has for
a ~. -arier ~ . century stood FOR
f.,fs-.s vas fine and eun0bilng m
~ ~ AZ, End for this We should
ralets ~ Constance In King John"
ssi night. Modfaelss erisg,,i1es
s-ss..hefs love. All the art IN her
~, every trick known 10 the
~ ess. tsf1 With telling effect. To
f'asfs -. inc characterization fH
tsstig' .Atheatric. artiese ana thor
Nsman. Further than thl4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-09
JoBsiNe QUOTATIONS.
CORRECTED DAILYy
Green fruit.

Lemons. u.750z.55 box. lines.
$3.50 per case. cooking apples. Doc d
gi.25. eating apples, u.00ai.25. fancy
eating apples. gl754250 navel or
anRea. sI.50a275. Seeding. si.1Bn
/ 30. bananas. s2.e0ef2. no. olives. Eosf
75c per gallon: grape fruit, fi.75m
200.
Vegetables
Potatoes. si5.O0dis.00 per ton
new beets, g. case. carrots. per sack,
S0c0fi. yellow Danver onions. t3a
$3.50. lettuce. 81 500 60 o case. tur-
alps. fi.25. garlic. 6fsi1c. cabbage.
81 DI1.75; red, 500 per 100 ihr. red
peppers, l5dz0e. huaks, tse. green
onions, i0c don; cauliiower. 81 .i0Mi rs
celery. f0ns0c per doz; sweet pota-
toes. s1.75G 200. spanish chill pep
pera, 30c pei ID. sauer kraut. 304c.
California head lettuce, ssef75c case
artichokes. bOms0c doz. green peas.
sale per N. dried hFs--eartonH, COO
fancy zoe. imported ibe, tomatoes,
per case. S2.26. dates. 5nGc per 10.
rndlshes. Toe per doz. rhubarb 5GSc
Der to. parsley, 25c. asparagus, Sc
new potatoes. f3.O0n2z5 spinach.
SC. string beans, lOWlzc.
Provisions.
Fresh meat Cow beef, shm7he IN,
steer beef. s. per ID. mutton weth-
er. &C.. ewes, Sac. pork. lizc per
ID. veal. large. snec. small, lOffl05zc,
ProvisionH-Hsm ms. large, 12Ml2hc;
ha ms. small. 12a i2hc. breakfast
bacon. 8 10 10 lbs. 1sAo: dry. salt
cd clear backs. 9hc bellies. f0c.
Euttor Choose. Eggs and Poultry
Butter - Washington creamerles,
pound prints, 25c; Eastern Iowa
and Elgln. 25c. fresh ranch, 16Wlso;
California creamery, zoe.
Cheese-N Native Washington. full
cream. l4c. Eastern: New York. i5c,
wisconsin, 1ic, California, l2Hlsc;
Roquefort. f5c por 10; Edam, $1,000
1900 per case, New York, ibmiGc;
Limburger. 1sQ17o. brick. i60lIc;
Swiss, iAMlgo.
Eggs Strictly fresh ranch, i6Qifc,
Eastern. l5mlee.
Poultry Chickens, live, lSh9lic;
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-09

enaeemeHt and self cencealmcnt. art
cannot 49,.
Tho supporting company was ex.
teptionUllY anod. the king John 90
Il. u Mclean and the Prince Arthu.
~ Odet~ TYLER being particularly
scholarly In execution.
Tonight and tomorrow afternoon
MARY stuart" WITH be played. ard
tomorrow night King John will be
repeated.
Tho professional matinee OF The
Country Girl" which Is hring give y
by Miss Jessie shirley AZ the Third
Avenue thoater this afternoon has
attracted a larEp audience, In the
boxes are members of the E'raW lev.
Modjcaka and brass MONKEY" COM
Rnnics
a criticism Of this 800. ycar-old
comedy viii appear in tomorrow
star.
Another large audience witnessed
the FrawleN company.s performance
Of Chimmie Fadden" az the Grand
opera house last night. The play
seems e. please There will be mat.
iRces tomorrow and Saturday.
Elmer Ellsworth. of the Frawiey
company. has purchased yacht
which he VAL chriatcn The Crossed
FineerA"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-09
Health Report.

The health report for March con
taina the following Information.
There were total OF "A deaths.
II Of which were males and 80 fe-
males. The greatest number occur
red IN the hfth ward being 20. and
tho least In the third and seventh
wards. each having four Last
venr the total number Of deaths for
March WAS ~.
AGAINST 90 for the same month last
year. All were white children
or the malignant contagious dis
eases happening during March scar
let fever leads with 20 followed by
smallpox. Il. and diphtheria 7,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-09
MINISTERS MEET.

A. the fortniwh,iy meeting Of the
attic Ministerial association YES
tsrday. Rev W A Major read a
paper On The Pulpit and the Preach
ers Fu'cruu and Throne A Eru-
erai discussion II the HuhIect was In
duigad "a by an pres nj. and bust
aeHs matters took ap the remainder
Of the session
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-09
EXPERTS ARE
APPOINTED

The county commissioners yes
tcrdny appointed 7 n Burke. who
WAS chief deputy under sheriff Van
de Nanter. aud Charles Grant. TO
check up the book % ex-Caunty
Treasurer g. = Whittlcaey
Work on the mali order book.
which has 80 Tar failed 10 account
Tor So. oea. VAL be commenced al
uTea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-09
SpIns,ers' Convention.

The members u the First Pres
bytrrian church have prepared a
play called The splnHter'u Conyen-
ton. which viii b given foe twn
nights. April . and ~. In the parieru
- the church An admission % 45c
Nill he charged.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-09
MEN ARE PLENTY.

The Seattle free employment bu-
reau received an order this morning
for ~ men 20 work on q railroad. II
Waa hlled IN ~ many minutes. La
Dor Commissioner GrOut has on file
large number Of applications 81
good men Many of these are recent
arrivals from the East.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-09
Big Loss by Fire.

BALTIMORE, April s.-Flrc des.
troyed the Wholesale drug house ~
Gilpin. Lansdon q Go. and a por-
ton Of the machinery establishment
81 Thos. rashnor 4 Co.. sntaiiing a
total property loss 81 t2oo. 00o. partly
covered by insurance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-09
BIG PLANT
is BURNED

aHREVEPOfT. La April . The
plant Of the Freoport Ice 4 Hefrig
orator 90. was burned last night.
ontuiling loss ~ property amount
Ing 10 $50 600
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-09

Two men attempted 70 steal n box
% shoes from In trent 81 ths wash
iuEton shns factory on Jackson atr~et
late yesterday An officer gave
chase. but the fellows escaped An
express wagon with which they ia
tended 20 haul the boz away IN, vas
left behind II was taken ia charge
% b the police
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-09
Telephone Co. Bond.

The Independent Telephone CO. has
filed a bond ~ $4,000 as guarantee
that any streets tpen up BY the com
pauY viii Dc restored
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-09
BaIIars Athletic Club.

The organization formerly known
az the Keystone Athletic club -
Ballard has reorgn nizsd and n now
known as the Ballard athletic club.
The club intends 20 put a good base
ball team To the fieid this year. also
a track team
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-09

PARIS. April s.--A report e IN cir
cuiatinu here 10 she effect that the
paiiee have discovered a plot ~ az
aaasfnate President Isouhet during
hls prospective trip - Nice. TX
tfanrdinary precautions are said to
have been taken on his behalf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-09
Hotel Corridors.
eA~e~%NNNeNNNNNNNeNNNNN<

Among the guests registered at
the Rninier- GRIND hotel today are
r. -. Shaw. Victoria; Edmund r.
plohu. busincn1 manager Telephone
Girl" Co. w %. Parker. Tacoma,
aud c. Holzakhl Newcastle, Eng
land
Al the Stevens are +. w. Usher
wood, Portland 4. w, Bell, Cleye-
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Going Cod Fishing.

The schooner LizHie Colby arrived
~ the ocean dock today from A.
toria. She will san for nerinx sea
IN few days on q cod ashins ex-
petition. n 4 fer this trip that sha
u now preparing.
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Martha W. Iutt Arrives.

Schooner Martha " Tuft has ar
rived from Yakutat with large
cargo Of herring.
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For Robbine Kaalls.

DIES MOISEs Ia. April 9.-wn-
lam H. Martin. mall messenger b.
the Der Noinea pontefhee. 10 uudrt
arrest and has been Indicted by the
grind Jury on the charge nf robblnK
the malls of second and third-ciass
matter.