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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-27
MARINE Ne VS..

The torpedo boat destroyer Colds
borough. which has been on the dry
dock M Brcmerton for some time.
will probably be taken OF today and
given n few preparatory runs before
her official trial on the FIRST Of April.
Schooner Carona, Capt. Anderson,
arrived at Ballard last night from
San Pedro IN ballast She will load
a cargo Of lumber for return trip.
Schooner stimaon. Capt. Peterson.
arrived In Ballard last night from
san Pedro. She will take "A cargo
OF lumber 10 the latter port
The British shin carrondaie. now
at West Seattle dlscharging ballast.
will load wheat for the United
Kingdom tomorrow at the West Sc
attic elevator.
Work f. eth progressing on the
two government launches, Pilot and
Scout, NJ Stetson q Posts mill dock.
n win be some time before they are
again ready for service.
Steamer Charles u. Lane weighed
her anchor this morning and steam
ed up 10 the bunkers. She wr1l take
cargo Of coal 10 San Francisco on
her return voyage she win entor the
Nome trade.
The Puget Sound Tugboat con-
tug Tyec IL loading coal az the bunk
ora today.
The new pontoon AZ the West Sc
attic side of the ferry route ~ I'm
ighed and teams are now being car
ried on the ferry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-27
COTTAGE CITY
SAILED LAST NIGHT

The Pacfhc Coast Cos steamer
Cottage city, Capt. Wallace, SAIL
ed for Skagway and southeastern
Alaskan points az o'clock last
night. She carried 20 passengers ana
large cargo Of freight principally
peTishable goods fer the interior
Lieut.. %. II. jarvis. who conduct
ed the reindeer expedition TO Hering
sea two years aEo. was a pahHsn-
ger 10 Sitka. While there he VIII
attend 90 government business uatil
the Ice breaks up further north.
Then he will proceed TO 81 Michael
and establish a revenue pAymhster =
station.
j. = Cronan. manager OF a large
company Interested IN the marble
qnarrfes at the north end 81 Admir-
atty island. went north on the Cot
tawe city last might. He ~ taking a
number Of men with him and WORK
will b at once commenced on the
quarry. The marble al this place ~
OF pure white color and almost flaw
less. II pays more To the ton tnan
the richest OF quartz mines.
j. A. Loring. OF the u. 5. Eeodsfic
survey. left for the north on govern
ruent business.
r. T. Ezekin. Yukon trader.
bound for the Interior. IL also a pas
senger
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-27
Suburban.

The Green Lake improvement club
met Monday night and discussed a
number OF points Of interest 90 ncm-
beers N the community. II Wna de-
cifed Co send a committee before the
next meeting ~ The city council. to
pee about extending the Cedar river
MHfef system tu Green Lake. The
question OF the building 81 club
house for the association wRa lightly
touched upon. and Joint stock com-
pauy viii probably De established At
the next meeting of the club.
At thn meeting q the ballard city
council last night. the ordinance pro-
Nidtng that all mill owners muat uHe
spark AEfvstefp on their smoke stacks
VAS KILLED A number of smaller
ordinances we're submitted ard the
usual monthly balls and salaries were
allowed.
The University % Washington will
hold ita frat inter-callsg iste debate
next Friday evening Nith team
from from the University - Idaho.
The sweat viii tAlse place IN Denny
ball ths MAIN assembly room ~ the
school. TIE question % be debated
upon Is Resolved. That con
gresa shouid further extend the prtu-
ctpt OF prpt~csica ~ as q include
American shipping n. A. Menunz
aid. n. A. Hansen. and J. V fllrd viii
Represent the university. The tuds-
80 are Hon. G. ". Hanfori. Han. r.
huEtoa and Hon. J. Il. Alfrp.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-27
EyanaeIIstIc Service.

The evangeliatic services that have
been IN progress a. the United rren-
hyterinn church for the past two
weeks are being continued this week.
This evening. Thursday and FRI
day. the Rev. Dr. spaldinR viii
speak on Some Precious Things Of
the Gospel" Tonight II will be The
Precious Christ" Mr.. Frank Dick
son. Of Spokane leads In the song
service. Ills solo work. whereby he
carries the GOSPEL message through
the voice Of song, aa given IN the
Psalms 81 the Bible. T. a delightful
revelation 10 many. The deep Chris
tan experieace reflected In the
psnimP Of David. which has always
made the Psiams the devotional book
Of the Bible. IL interpreted and EN-
phnsizad IN a manner that II cAicu-
lated 10 be helpful and inspiring.
The public L. cordially invited TO
these services NJ the church, NJ the
corner 81 Sixth and Seneca streets,
at y. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-27
THE OREGON
FOR YALDfS

The White Star steamer Oregon.
Capt seeley. sailed for vaides and
copper River at O'Clock last night.
Zoe carried as passengers and a
a cargo u freight including over
= head Of live stock. Her passen-
Ssrs are principally miners who are
5sinF IN for the opening of the
eesks IN the spring. A large nam
" Of merchants are al8O going
1Mtn- From Indications the three
NEns IN the district viii be thTiv-
hs cities during the summer
H9nths- values. itself. will prObab-
y - the metropolis. The people
q ne Copper river country viii not
without news az a paper Is now
h<ing started az vaides and the first
l1le VII soon make it's appearance.
sssse Hall. a young man OF Seattle.
one cf the passengers on the Ore
- tonight. RE " taking in with
mn several hundred newspapers
eha periodicals. which ne viii dis
Hse n az Vaides. Young Han
eon1ucted a similar business last
{s-F a Cape Nome He In well
No~n az a former Seattle newsboy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-27
CHAMBER OF
COMMERCE
May Soon Have a Building OF
lis Own.

Tho chamber % commerce at this
afternoons meeting wiu discuss the
movement to erect \ building Of LA
own. The plan suggested IN Tor the
organization ~ n joint stock com
pnny which VIII construct brick
building 20 cost t.o.0Jo or ftpo.ea9.
10 tH understood that she company
could acquire. At n very low cost. a
50 xoar lease on the northwest corner
81 Flrat avenue and spring street
The Land l. owned by the Puget
Sound Mill Co. which wishes 20 en-
courage the movement
The new building would contain
more room than the chamber Of
commerce needs It 10 suggested
that beside arranging for a large
assembly roorn. there might well BE
"a cafe Tor business meas lunch.
other surplus space would De rvat=
81 out and heip 60 reduce the cost
% the chambers quarters. II the
project ia As well received this az
erunon a. expected. committee VIII
b. appointed 10 Investigate the psup-
nriflpn and get an idsa ~ how much
stock would be subscribed - the
business and professional men ~ Sc
Attic
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-27

ana ElRln. Soc. frcah ranch. t50ise.
California creamery 22c.
ChOane Naive Washington, fun
cream tic. Eastern. New York. Toe.
Wisconsin, 1io. California. l3r,
Roqucfurt, tbc per 10. tldam, $1,000
100 per case Kew York. ihui6C
LimburKor, i6di7c. brick. t6pile.
swiss ts01to.
laggs strictly fresh ranch. idui1ei
Eastern. taQite.
Poultry Chickens. I've. iaha itei
duokA tahuiaAe. geese, lQ4lle. tuf-
keYa. iaS0i4he.
Dressed stock = Chickens, ia
iae; turkeys. iahWihMo ducks. 100
ide; geese. ish0iaMe,
Corrected Daily The following
prices are being offered 10 the pre-
Queer in'rouud lots ON the dock or In
tho car al Seattle
Grain Oats. s26 6opa6oe, barley
train oats. 20 ooaf % 90. barley,
S2o0O wheat chicken feed, fiLDQ,
corn So per loo ibA.
uny@PuRat nound. por ton. $3.50.
Eastern Washington timothy. sidat
Ui6.5o. alfalfa. SO, i50iioo.
Butter FroHh ranch. t69ise; ma.
tive creamery alu alc
Cheese Native Washington, t3c.
Eszu- strictly fresh ranch, TO lbe.
per dozen.
Poultry Chickens. live. ilHt2Mo.
ducks, ta'tWilc. turkeys, iaitWigc,
Dressed poultry TurkrYH, lisfiiAe
chickens. i2Hi2hc, ducks. iz0lthei
grssH lthc.
1--we stock-CoW-. sac steers. "a
tAei calves ~ HfMc. sheep. Hhorn.
A. lambs. e. hogs. tH6Ac.
Dressed stock Hogs. Sc lambs
Sc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-27
FOR TWO TRACKS
ON JACKSON STREET

A. r. Haas has filed a petition 20
the board Of public works. rseiting
that as receiver 81 the Seattle City
railway. ne Ia the holder Of the fran
chiss granted in 1899 20 Winthrop
Smith. Albert Stone and Andrew r.
Burieigh. by the terms OF which
they were authorized 20 build duu-
bio track on Jackson street. They
have built only n single track. and
he asks for a permit TO construct an
other track on Jackson street from
Occidental avenue 70 Yeaier way.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-27
SOME INTERESTING DEVELOPMENTS
IN LOCAL THEATRICAL AFFAIRS

"a. which Il. on It's face. a losing
proposition, or accept the efvr matte
by the orpheum people. and turn
the place into "a htEh-elaaa vaudeville
house, which, according "a the rra=
ults IN other cities. r. money max
Ing scheme OF the first water.
Tho drst ovsrtures for the control
of the house we're made bY Manager
John MorriAsey, 81 the Orpheum the
alter, IA san Francisco. some four or
i've weeks agu. lie was acting on
behalf Of President Meyerfeld, Of the
Orphcum company. At that time Il
WAS not thought that Mr.. Cort wound
succeed In getting into the syndicate
For this reason the oucr was de-
clined Later. when tt was found
that the Grand was Ca be the aYndi=
cate house ia this city, Negotiations
We're rropgued.
And they have now advanced L.
their hnal stage.
&C eat Beutni.
The change in policy nt the seattle
cannot fan 70 bc ~ benefit 90 thea
tcrgocra 81 thir city. The Orpheum
pcopie are the leaders of vaudeville
entertainment ia the West The cir=
cult "a comprised 81 thratrrH iu San
Franchise. t.oa AnseluH, Denver.
Kansas city and Omaha President
Ncynrfeid is now reaching cut after
theatera in Butte. spokane and
Portland. with these In his circuit
he will be ahis 10 play attractions In
an almost complete eircle through
the Msst
The houses run by the orpheum
people arc finat-claHH IN every way.
They play the attractions witch Ice
the Eastern cities play ~ the keith
a Proctor houses. than hich There
are no anrr IN this country.
High class Vaudeville.
n the Seattle thsater comes into
the circuit. this city viii be able g.
have vaudeville 81 the very hikhsgt
class -sonething Il has not yet had.
The theater In question IL phrticu-
larry well adapted fer this class u
entertainment 1t ~ small and cosy.
and wen arranged as 60 exits and
entrances The stage Il large enough
for all demands that might be made
on e.
IL Is possible that the Hnal papers
making the transfer may not -
signed until Mr.. Lehman returns O.
this citv. but Il IL uow thought ~
tho@r " no ar mnss familiar With the
situation. tnat the deal VIII BE- cloa-
ell before his return. IN faef as snou
a. ne gets within reach % the Allan.
tic cable.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-27

SURF we've boon at THE counter he
fHtofs asked tho man
Y know. dear" hurrtudly, but 1
didn't like the looks OF the girl who
came az to serve me. Now, lot me-
see. what did you say ia the price OF
those egE eupaf'
Ton cents apiece, ma'am; imitn-
ton Limoges"
Very pretty, aren't thoy2"
Very pretty" said the man, de-
eidrdly, and jaHt what you want, aH
far as / can aae."
Take those. mH'um7" asked the
girl, beginning 90 pick out some
"Oh, no said the little woman "a
an absent minded way, nibhitng the
end OF her pencil. I have not made
up my mihd. Now, / wanted a pud
ding dish. measure that one for m:
here II a tape. | have marked OF
the stzs I want for my oven"
Just right, ma am" announced
The shop girl, "ah If II was made ~
order"
The lady tapped Il gently, tipped II
sp sideways. turned ~ upside down,
noted where IL had been rnanufac-
turgd, set u back Ia itH place. aud
passed on The big man, following
paraeVsrinaiy, almost fell over her.
she came 70 "a athndathl 80 suddenly.
Don't. dear. be 80 careless" she
exclaimed, with gentle irritation.
'Nouil break something" Then 10
the shop girl: Now. how about your
cake larsf And / want 20 look at
sugar tins, meat choppers. aud "a gul-
yaniEed pan"
All theha articles wsre presented.
handled, priced. examined miuutely.
and laid down They were cheap
and good 81 their kind. exactly what
the lady wanted he shop girl ana
the big man agreed yolnbiy in this
opinion. TIM lady bet her pencil and
said Yes. yea % once she said DO
stand behind me. dear ana keep the
crowd on It's 80 unpleasant Ia be
tastied when you're. trying to mako
up your mind"
Finally ahc announced well, you
can send me the sgg nupN, thrse 81
thsm-pick out sound ones, please.
Thirty cents-ts that riRht 20
Hho ran her pencil through one
item.
The biR man wiarei. What's the
matter with the other thinEaf'
oh rvpiied tho little woman With
q smile. putting her pencil and paper
Into her hand bag and picking up
her skirt. nothing particular. But
/ never like 10 DO all my shopping
iu one store"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-27

600 Wood was run over By a oco-
motive and has left leg fractured.
lie states that the locomotive was
defective and could not be manag-
ed.
Edwin Eskiidscn. by his guardian
al iitefa. has commenced an action
r. recover so. co from the city Of So
attic. The little fellow who IL four
years old. was run over on Railroad
avenue Sept. II last, and lost his
left leg. Ills foot became fastened
In the boards between the tracks 70
that he could not escape the ap-
proaeh hing cars. The suit ~ brought
against the city on the ground that
IL controls the ground and allows the
railroad companies 10 operate care
teRsiy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-27
FEDERAL COURT.

A libel suit was fled In the
sstsrzl court yesterday hy J. ). Nor
~ s~alnsr II O. Terrence. a. =.
Campbell and r T. Miller. owners
Il the schooner Gen. Mcpherson.
Which vas wrecked In northern wa
fsrs l2st SKINNER. A sum amount
iax % Us il alleged to be due the
Reliant for services rendered.
Yesterday the final arguments IN
u steamer City 81 Aberdeen
we're made before Judge Hanford.
ard the case was taken under adj
rt<su9nf. Morgan claims $3.50
hnaxss for injuries alleged to have
hen sustained 20 A launch belong
EE % him He claims that through
- careicssness OF the master of the
Aberdeen q collision occurred which
eazplsfely ruined hts launch
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-27
MARKETS.

Trade Il not aa good today aH yes
terday and Monday. The Oregon.
Cottage city and Dolphin sailed
away last night with big Invoices %
fruit and vegetables for Lynn canal
ports and yaidea. Filling these ord
ers contributed largely 70 the very
satisfactory business OF the last two
or three days.
The stock brought up on the Una
tilia Il by no means exhausted, and
some very fine displays remain on
the street.
Quotations remains practically
the aa me today aH yesterday, With
probably strong tendency TO iowcr
the price Of potatoes. Yakimas were
bringing SIT and SIS per ton this
morning but n would not be surpris-
ing 20 md them a dollar lower to-
morrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-27
W urderous Lover.

los ANGELES. cal. March IL
Clarence Crawford shot ana killed Q.
W. stratton and wound ~ hy xiii.
ing himself Crawford was inaAasiy
g. love wish Mrs Strattou. e ".
Strattou. her huaba nd. and a victim
OF the murdeFCuH assault. was n
a eaithy rnnohmnm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-27
Seattle Theater WIN Probably Become High Class Vaude-
vile Hcuse-The Grand Opera Will Play the
klaw-eranger Companles-Facts
Which Have Leaked Out.

n can ~ stated positively today
,Aat unless the negotiations which
~ row almost completed. come 10
-c,hlnx. the seattle theatsr will next
s,ason 10 into the orphsum circuit
s.d become a first-ciass vaudeville
house.
me news that the owners 81 the
SAITH theatcr are contemplating a
shsnxs of policy. win come as a
.~,at surprise % every ono In this
cav for the negotiations have been
s.rrsea on very quietly and the ut
w,ss carr has been taken 70 prevent
=, knowledge % the contemplated
eAanxe from becomlng public.
Gao State Positively.
Ths star L.. however. able 20 state
.csitfvely today that the negotta-
eons arr almost completed. and that
n. Lehman. the principal stock
Ael8sr q the thsatcr, Il now making
- way home from the Holy Land In
s~ier 20 finish the deal. Tt Was Mf
9ehsnnn's intention. on going abroa a.
,ranshs. but the Importance OF this
raaftsr Is - great that ne has cut
- trtr short and is now on his way
: tbs city.
r. building of the Grand opera
h.use Is responsible for the change.
rnfsl this theater WIS built. the S.
att theAter had everything its own
Nv n regard % the high priced at
trartfaas II VAS known as the
Tssatrscal Trusts representative
ksuse in this part OF the country.
Ypr wears. for this rvason. the Seattle
tksaser has BEEN the highest class
- p,acs Of amusement IN the city.
!. Il have appeared all OF the prom
hsnt stars IN the theatrical world.
vaute Adams. John Drew. Richard
Mansfield. James n. Haekett and
.-AnY cthers-
theatrical Trust.
n q necessary. Ia order that the
ntn2tion Be mors thoroughly under
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-27
JoeBlHe QUOTATIONS.
CORRECTED DAILY)
Green Fruit.

Lemons. si.50Qg.5s n box: lines.
$3.50 per case. cooking apples, g0c1l
81 20: eating apples. $4,000 p. fancy
eating apples. fi.T6Sf2.50 navel or
angea. 81 50HX50. seedlings. ti25U
80: bananas. s226m2.75. eranber-
rfes, tt8.O0 per Dbl. olives. b0n75c
per gallon, grape fruit f2.bo03.00
Provisions.
Fresh meat--cow beef. eM CINE ID.
steer beef. SC per 10. mutton weth-
er. &c; ewes, sac; pork. 7uf hc per
10. veal. large. fd9c. small, I0WlQiAc.
Provislons-Hams. large, uml2e.
hams. small. i2@i2iac, breakfast
bacon. to 10 lbs. 12Ae. dry. salt
ed clear backs. SIC bellies, Zoe.
Vegetables
Potatoes. si7.O0Qts.O0 per ton:
beets, si.000i.2b sack. carrots. per
sack, GSQT5c. yellow Danvor onions.
f3d $50: lettuce, sI.b00bl 90 a case.
turnips, g5nD5c: Hubbard squash.
"a 13c per 10. garlic. shsWloe cab
bage. ti75; red. 1876 i00-ibs. red
peppers. i0a15e 10. husks. lbc green
onions, PC per doz. cauliflower.
800 per doz. celery, 40n60c
per dor. sweet potatoes. 300.
Spanish Chill peppers. 80
ID. sauer kraut. 3ffo: cream
squash, I.25HlsbO per case bfuhseie
sprouts, 6a7c uer III. California head
lettuce. e5n75ci case; artichokes, 60
f175c dOz. green peas. IL ID. dried
nzg: cartons, Coo. fancy. Toe, import
~. isc. Tomatoes per case. 81 .75af2;
dates, 5Gae per ID: radiahes. 10 per
doz.; rhubarb, JetGc per h.. parsley.
2bc. asparagus. G1DSc: new pota-
toes. $4,000. 90. spinach. &c; string
beans tic.
Butter Cheese. EGGS and Poultry
Butter - Washington creamorica.
pound prints, &c; Eastern Iowa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-27
GOOD BASEBALL
THIS SEASON

another star had been added ia
s11,snaser Dugdale's constellation of
~ players. J. r. Buchan. last
4s4f one Of the MANAGERS 81 the
f'Na state circuit. arrived In Seat
yesterday from the East and viii
~. - On the Seattle baseball team
- year. r. W. Powell. business
80 ssnassr of the Seattle team. said
= 10y mat the entire team would be
: seattle BY April t5. All Of the
sssy-ts are IN fairly good trim and
sN days Of team practice will
Espare them for their first game on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-27
IN THE COURTS.

40 damage suits were COM
$500 Yesterday afternoon IN cases
sa,,,. employees have been perman-
49,. .g injured, and prefer charges OF
es,sr Olson asks % recover 81, 900
= against the Cooks Field
"a sn account Of injuries sustain
~ wing 70 alleged negligence on
Il - OF the company. Olson was
1s,. employ u the company IN
fsss ~ Alaska. working on the
w. nat nun 70 the coal fields. lie
'hn over and lost his left leg.
ssi afy 9. Wood has commenced an
gukn. against the White Paae n
railway Co, to recover u.s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-27
NEW PAPER is
NOW ASSURED
oHces Will Be al First Avenue
and Madison Stree.

ne rev morning paper TO be es-
fxblisned BY Leigh $. Hunt viii
have rs Offices IN the northwest cor
ser u First avenue and Madison
street. m a building put up By J. W.
else. The paper will be called the
washsngtonian and gill be Repub-
Kan in poltftra
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-27
The Hatpin Operator.

Yesterday the case Of Annie Curtis
Ras postponed until tomorrow BY
Judge George She Ia accused ~ az
snultlng ofi3ccr John Corbett with
hatpin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-27
concert

On the Aeolinu grand orchestral at
the Rainier Grand Cafe every even
ing from 5 30 20 $50. also 10 40 T.
3. IN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-27

stood, 10 explain Just what the Theat
rtcal Trust, or as the members
thereof prefer 20 call 1t. syndicate. -
really h..
A the name implies. the syndicate
f. an association OF managers. THAT
tn itself Is nothing OF Importance.
But these managers are Charles
f'rohmau and his brother Daniel.
who own or coatrol nearly every
thcater IN New York. Boston. phila-
delphia and Washington, kiaW A.
trianger. who are the booking
agents Of the syndicate. as well a.
prominent managers. Nixon a E.m-
norman. who own three playhouses
In Philadelphia, and Al. Hayman,
the richest manager IN America. "
not in the world.
Dictates 20 Managers.
with a few exceptions. this Syndi-
cate controls the engagements %
every company OF Importance play
Ing In this country. II dictates alb
soiutsly to managers what attrac~
ti0ns shall play In their houses and
what shall not. In word. Il con-
trolls absolutely aud with an iron
hand. the theatrical business OF this
country.
This. then. Is the association with
u hitch Manager Cort. % the Grand
opera house has u contract. by the
terms OF this contract. which goes
into effect September 1 next, Man
agsr eort agrees 10 play no eompan-
les IN his thcater that have not been
booked there BY klRw a Erianger,
the syndicate representatives. ON
the other hand. the syndicate agrees
t. allow none OF tie attractions 20
aupsar af anv HOUSE In this city 9th
er than the Grand opera house.
Three rhings 20 Do.
This practically leaves the owners
% the Seattle theater with an empty
house on their hands. There are
three thlnks they can dc, Close the
house entirely and SO out of buai-
nesx. which IL % course out OF the
question. struggle on with such at
fractions ss they can get and do the
best they can under the etrcnmstane-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-27
STORM-BCUND

NEW YORK. March 27.--Arriving
veaasas report rough experiences at
sea The French liner La GaseoRne
passed through a three-days gale.
having her rails, lifeboats and RATS
smashed. No passengers were hurt.
Individual designs: the head fit
ted. Glare. 1i07 Second avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-27

Keep in mind cilne's piano house