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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-02

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Stock az United States Ports.


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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-02
BUSINESS

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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-02

First bales are beginning to come regu-
larry. and the specials below viii show adj
dliions TO the list;
Brennan. Texas.--The first bale OF the
crop of 1901 ginned In Washington county
was received here today.
Gonzales, Texas. The drst bale of cotton
was brought in yesterday raised In this
county.
The range Of prices at New York and
New Orleans for the active months was
ne follows:
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-02

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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-02

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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-02

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-13
THE DOG SHOW
ENDS TONIGHT
And the Dogs al Last Have Their
Little Say.

The dog show ends tonight Up
70 the present time the Judges have
had their say. the exhibitors have
been heard. the spectators have had
their innings. and now the dog shall
have his day
Tile stars special canine envoy
visited the show this afternoon to
get the views - the docs.
Phwat d can't sfr.a said Mrs.
bradley DYuess Irish terrsr. -
phwat we're brought here FIR % an.
az all shure an wug alue an
ulHy az home
aif1ot mon interrupted his Scot
tlah cousin. tie loctle - ken ABBOTT
IN matter. / heard cor meettr-a-
talkin. shes q hrnw lnav am vsel
kens wha'H beet Tor as ~ - baud
Yer tongue
Zort ees gle 20. chfmus1 IN a
French poodle. re beautiful lady. 40
como an look 81 us and zay KEGS ua
##ees not Eat enough Does not Eat
mex uH hnppYT ] like - show yer
muoch."
"ahurc an 70 wud. ye little Frlnch
hHatr." snHrieH tho TriHh terrier
what ph vuu hll q quarrollln'
abnout7" asked tho Chesapeake BAY
yah. vaus isa Il upout YETI"
chimed IN "a little brown Dachs-
hound.
MY eye laughed the big bun
dog. Oil" ear tn little tykea snappin'.
Wy don't yer stop yer quarrciin' an
get to nRhtin Hts going to sleep,
an III CaWu't stand this snappln.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-13
ANOTHER LINE
FOR SEATTLE
New Steamship Company TO Operate
From This Port.

Another transportation line be
tween Seattle aud the orient is 20
be established Il viii commence
operations within 10 weeks The
company win have both steamers
and sailing vessels. II has already
arranged Tor tho expenditure OF 81
100000 FOR vessels and will invest
even more.
VIM. Nottingham. - Syracuse. y.
y Is the promoter OF the new COM
pany. /. G. Smith. the multt=mll.
llenatre who has already invested
heavily IN Seattle property. Is inter
eated. The other stockholders In
clude some wealthy men who have
not hitherto invested here ]. W
elise Will be the Seattle representa-
tive of the syndicate. Capt. Chiffon
win be the manager.
Ihres steamships, ranging from
5000 e. 2. 200 tons. have been pur-
chased on the Atlantic aud will
start for Seattle within 10 days. ar
irving here IN about 20 DAYS.
The sailing vessels viii be built BY
the company In is own yards, 20 be
Ia the north end Of Elliott hay, They
Will he 81 the new type-lArae ships
with machinery "a hoist sails.
The new company viii make Seat
tie It's home port II viii not own
docks. but win send It's vessels where
the freight les. The exact routes
% the new line are not Yet ready for
announcement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-13
HOTEL PLUMBER
BEING RECOVERED
Detectives Find the Guests Stolen
Property.

Last Night Detectives Powers
Phillips and Wappensteln recovered
a seai-skln coat valued az saao.
ladies gold watch. a msrsehaurn
pipe ard pair u opera glasses. The
articles were found In a shack IN the
tandeHIntn district To-day the ruat.
glasses and watch were identified By
Mrs. Kearney as having been stolen
from her room in the Seattle hotel
on April & The pipe Was stolen from
the room % Mrs. Jackson In the
ftaiuiaF-G Grand hotel on March =.
chief Meredith says the articles we're
IN package ready for shipment to
fence In an Eastern city.
The police are holding Oscar llliHa.
atlas q. n. ueifieF. and Calvin Bur
ton. allaa G.. II. Greeniae. On custody
on suspicion - being the men Who
committed the recent hotel rohher-
iss Late yesterday afternoon the
police recovered two valuable coins
AID q pair % nugget CUT buttons
from Washington street loan once.
The coins were this afternoon idant-
ifird a. having been stolen from the
onee. Of ]. r. Taylor. IN the Mutual
Life building on April :.
Chief Meredith today aacartaiusd
that hiss and Burton had operated
in Tacoma before coming % Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-13
IN THE COURTS.

by agreement OF the attorneys u
was decided this morning not 10 set
the time FOR the hearing of the case
OF the state vs.. J. y. Thompson. un-
I'll after the supreme court renders
It's decision "a the Hpehor emhezzie-
ment case
Mr.. Thompson. who iE Hoshor'H
uncle. IL charged with aiding J. A.
Hoshor In HecretinE a large amount
Of money belonging 20 ~. q. Tor
renee.
The following divorces were grant
% this morning. To n. v. Munger
from Maggie Munger. 20 Laura Am
burg from Arthur AmburK TO Caro-
line Lucksy from Warren Luckey;
10 Albert Cole from Jessie Cole.
Frank Mcintosh Vas convicted last
night a second time BY n jury in
Judge Emory's department OF the
superior court. Of an unspeakable
crime.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-13
FRED n. DINGlE
AN ABSC0NDER
Duplicated Time Checks 10 the
Amount OF $4,000.

Fred n. Dinglr, Who for the past
three months has been employed As
chief clerk IN the office 81 General
Manager pcarcc OF the Seattle a
International railway. IL an abHcond
or. ninRle lcrt Seattle suddenly
about April !, and shortly after II
was discovered that he was short
la his accounts 5000.
As chief clerk in the general man
ayers office DiuEle vac Ia posses
sion Of book of time checks duly
%, k.d by the proper authorities.
Whenever he needed money he uimp-
Is made out a time check. signed a
fictitious name, or forged one, aud
then had IL caHhrd at the local offices
Of the company or at a bank.
Some 81 pingie's checks were cash
"a by the First National bank, which
was the banking huuHe Of the Seattle
a international.
While In seattle uingin lived at
2e01 Second avenue. iiv h. "a young
man aud IL 81 said hia DOWNFALL Waa
due 10 gambling.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-13

H." chLEAEs. April i7.-Judge
~. n The United states court
hs.,, o''fnissed the suit for an in
is,..A % prohibit the further
q ''''a'loh Of mules b. the Brit
nsena. . ,ssoh Was rendered on the
y fs,,, nat tbs shipment vas in
l1 o. private tranaaction
''rssis1 gi siA, 4 fallen woman, was
.4'hs ,,stt night on suspicion n
i.nss h $500 man Of so IA the ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-13

ruE Only Paper in
! seattle That Dares
!. print the News /: : :
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-13
BOARD OF PUBLIC
WORKS MEETING

The hoard u public wnrka held It's
regular meeting this morning. with
MruHFa Lutte ard YuuuEH present.
SIR. Thomson was nt Cedar river
BIDS fae the sewer on Terry avenue
north were uutn ned There we're four.
and the contract VAS awarded 10 the
lowest bidder. James Marley. al 8.
zlgst
For the Improvement - Twelfth
avenue from East Madison street T.
ponfinuH' addition, BY grading and
curhnE. there we're four hlfa. Thf
contract vent 90 G. J. EflehHon at
fl.ssi 20.
The city engineer reported sstim-
atea az follows
Belmont avenue. from East Union
street % East Howell street and East
Howell street from Belmont e. noYi-
atuu avenue. water main. ruNt o.
900. 20 be borne BY water fund tsst.
Eighteenth avenue. water main
from YesIar way O. Ensf Madison
street. cont 1850. water fund. $3.50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-13
LOOKS BLACK FOR RIPLEY
Star Witness in the GOebel Murder Completely
Case Give banning Testimony for the
Prosecution State Rests and
Defense Makes Open
ing Statement

FRANKFORT. Ky. April IA
Wharton Golden was the star Wit
ness today IN the closing hours Of
the prosecutions side Of tho ease OF
Garnott Ripley, charged with CONE
pllcity in the Goobel murder Gold
on came from Colorado 10 testify
lie said that Gov. Taylor had told
him that Representative Hail aud
others we're preparing to settle the
nsht ia the legislature. and asked
n he tGoideul and his men would
stand by them. Golden said they
would
Un January 90 witness aud Caleb
Powers took "A walk 10 the cemetery
Powers said Goebei would have "a
be killed and that Taylor would
pardon tbs assassin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-13
ALLIANCE
OF SCIENCE


NEW YORK. April i5--An an
nouncement Of great interest
IL made b the council Of the Helen-
tiac alliance Of New York For tbs
past ten years the scientific ALT
ance has been cousidsrinE the sub
jsct Of the erection 81 a building
which should cause the various sci
entifle societies competing the ALL
nuce 10 unite and give them the IA
ciilties for the advancement 81 or
iRinal research which they have
needed but. owing To uupropitinuH
times. no substantial progress has
hitherto been made.
The plan which IL now announced
has been under adviHement for some
time and eontemplatea the erection
iu New York Of n temple 0f science
costing half a million dollars. The
project IL commended 70 the public
over the signatures 81 dlEtiuEu .ah :
cd committee 81 cooperation. heuG 2
cd by Andrew Carnegie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-13
ZONES WIRES may Is"

satNcToN, n { April lG-Congressman W. =
'" ur,a Mayor Thomas Humes the following regarding
49, - me presidents proposed arri val At Seattle;
WASHINGTON, d. c., April r3.-Mayor Humes, Sc
.s President Mckinley is expected to reach Seattle
~ afternoon of May *. Please furnish Secretary
rrsyou before April 40 and as soon as possible pro-
am Of entertainment
president prefers drives in place of receptions,
,Asrever possible
lsiunedD Nv. s. JONES'"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-13

Powers HaId that the mountain
army would have to be here when
Il was done.
Golden saw Ripley iu Adiuiant.
General Callipr'H office 1uat prior 20
the assassination Collier told RIP
ley he could furnish guns FOR the
fleasufuvilie company. aud Ripley
said h. would buy WlueheHivrH II
they couldn't dc better
Judge Bruce of Henry county ties.
tlnpd that no application Wuh made
o. the county Judge Tor the furma.
ton ~ itipleya company aud that
Il WA mustered contrary tu law.
The prosecution then closed.
The court avsrrulod the motion q
the defense FOR prremptarY iuntruc-
tlonu. ana Attorney Neil made the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-13
HOW MANY LIVES ARE LOST?
REPORT THAT HUGE AVALANCHE HAS BURIED CON-
muAITy OF TAYLOR PARK, COLORADO.

IN Taylor Park. about 20 miles west
% this place. and that several lives
we're lost
on ftaa mountain several mircs
asmsr-- a-ssss ..kns-.ssaaratiou Al wlsAaer.
employing about 700 men. Owing 20
the great distance o. the mountain
from any point ~ mmuuicatlnn
with che outside world ard the vast
amount ~ aruw On the range be-
tween here and the mountain, sew
erai ,daya may slnpse before the
facts are learned.
About the Same time laAt year a
suouzii6e came down this mountain.
killing four men
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-13
Baseball Next Saturday.

Players for the new Seattle base
ball team are beginning 10 arrive.
Last night Catcher Harry Kurau,
Shortatop Roy st. John and Pitcher
Jessie Stovall made their appear.
ance. All are good men and have
brought with them brilliant records
~ their past work. Geary Hodge,
the third baseman. Catron, Rand
and Harmon viii all arrive I'm a few
days. The fret exhibition game Will
be played next Saturday, hut tho op-
ponents or the Seattle team have
not vet been announced.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-13

'Zqratmxng laFmsupgxr." Frowl-
ed the Russian boar hound.
"Wa'nl meow drBwled n Boston
terrier, Just listen to that Russian
cursing. m | had hold Of him ia
make him stand round. YOU bet"
you do not thing you lR thees
ahow2' said Japanese spaniel
gently, 81 thing I Tx n hioas GA cf-
fiery buady say 80 much kldnosses
oaf me-"
Just then some men came up and
the dogs stopped talking.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-13
For a Lacrosse Club.

The first practice Of the Seattle la.
crosse club will be held nt the
Athletic park at 10 o'clock tomorrow
morning. A large number Of play
era have slgnihed their willingness 70
easy taks 10 pick a good team. 4
movement r. now on foot 10 form a
club In Tacoma. The biggest game
Of the year. however, viii be the
match with British Columbia for
the international championship.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-13
TO INVESTIGATE
MINNIE'S DEATH

Coroner Hoye will investigate the
death Of Minnie y. Mitchell, .. who
died today at her home 627 Thirty
hfth avenue. A. the time Of death
she was being given Oxydonor treat
ment Tor epilepsy. a physician was
not called I'm and the child died I'm a
CONFUSION. Coroner Hoye says that
the fact Of the child's dying without
medical attendance makes necessary
on investigation. The deceased had
been epileptic for some time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-13
NOPE FOR
BARRYMORE

NEW YORK. April i9.-Thsre Is
some slight hope for the ultimate
recovery 81 Maurice barrymore. tho
actor. who recently was taken to the
insane pavilion at Bellevue hospital.
suffering from a severe type Of In
sanity. Hts frieuds are advised that
In confinement he has grown quiet
under treatment The disappear.
anee ~ mRnlaeal violence leads 20 a
slight hops that barrymore may re-
cover his mentality as we'll as his
general physical health.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-13
ON TRIAL
FOR FRAUD

MANILA. April f3.-The commits
Hary frauds trials began before the
military board today. Cornmissary
serRf. Weston being the FIRST ar
raigued. Witnesses Hw0Fe that guam
titles u -four had been taken from
the government warehouse and sold
20 bakers in the city At lower prices
than these buyers could have pur.
chased for In legitimate markets.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-13
Victorian Tonight.

Dodwen & Co.'S steamship Victor
ian win sail for Southeastern Alaska
at q o'clock tonight About 100 pas
sengera and large quantity OF gen
erni merchandise viii he carried.
A party composed Of J. X. Smart
md wife. uerdio Burns and Mrs. q.
v Hunt will be included among the
victorian passengers. Mr. Smart u
connected with the White Pass a
yukon road and viii be located at
White Horse during the coming
season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-13
F. o. Cleayes Robbed.

r. n Cleaves, n clerk in Judge Tall
mans court. who resides ~ i46 War
rem avenue, reported that he had
been knocked down and robbed ~ a
gold watch and chain and some small
change near the corner Of First ave
nue. and Denny way at 1880 a. m.
today.
Detective Crane investigated the
case and was told hy Cleaves that
his assailhnts were two boys about
~ or 20 years ~ age He could not
give a description Of the watch and
chain he says was stolen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-13
hsasssman, Rolls

Assessment role FOR Madison street
from Firnf e. Sixth avenue. plnniinF.
and for Post street from Marion tn
Madison street. pianking, we're ap-
proved.
The Seattle Cataract cos petition
for permission 20 construct hhe
from be office 20 the site n the Sc
attic Electric CO.'S new plant. vas
granted on condition that the city
council takes action on the trans
for OF the franchise from ". T. bRk-
er 10 the Seattle Cataract Co.
Action on a number Of petitions
was postponed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-13

PHILADELPHIA. April i1-tef-
ONE = France, a puataff3cr emqinfs
here, weH arrested - postal irspee
tors ard ehafKed with riding the
mails lis duty was - Distribute the
mniia ~ NfafeN Its arrest follow
"a complaints from pretty much all
over the country. which had been
coming Ia Tor several weeks past.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-13
viii Salt on Shore.

PORTLAND, or. April Efforts
90 pull her on the beach with tugs
having been unsuccessful. liEhtshlp
No. 50 will be placed on rollers ami
hauled over the sands 90 Baker :
bay. ard there showed on into deep
water She was beaehrd during u
recent storm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-13

IN HARD LUCK
Breaks Down Again and Causes
Disappointment.

The terpado-boat destroyer Colds
borough nunkcd against this morn
ing Nothing serious this time. but
mighty sxAsperatinE During what
was 10 have been her Official trial
trip near ruComa. the steam pile
leading 20 her blower engines be-
came unsafe. and Il Naa necessary
10 postpone the tenf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-13

Nineteenth avenue. water main
from Ynaisr way 20 Fast jefferson
street. cat i2.es0. water fund, $3.50
More Estlna stss
East lee street water main FROM
East Madison street - alley caet ~
Twenty first avenue, cost t-.ia1, eN=
reeda limits by $40.
King street from Nluth % Seventh
avenue south. and seventh avenue
south from King o. waller street
sewer q. zoo. within limits.
Third avenue. from Pike street T.
Pine street Pine street from Third
20 Fifth avenue. and nth avenue.
from Pine 20 Pike street pianklne
and sidswulklug, cost $50 within
limits
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-13
100000.

vEToRIA. 3. c. April ia-Elford
ssuxh. brick manufacturers
~ ave secured the contract TO
hrna seNe bricks FOR new build
- = seattle. Four seoWs viii be
.F.lrfsd q transport the bricks 20
sa,fis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-13
CITY CLAIM AGENT.

TX Menals has been appointed
= crrrcrasiou Connsei Humphrey
- ~ claim agent under the new
..s~rrcs. He j. . years old and a
s.,lve a lows. Coming 10 Seattle
- rcars age. ~ became a stem
sr.rssr n the nFlce % Mr. Hum
.,-r. he viii resign his position
Z onkkseper fer Carstens q Co.
:. eater Al anee into the eity's SER
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-13
TO INSPECT WEST POINT.
nEsInEHr ANNOUNCES NAMES OF SEVEN CIVILIANS
FOR ANNUAL MILITARY VISIT.

ST George Fitxhugh vas pro-
nognced The Esuioxiat Of the Ad-
frftuiNtrRtion At a ceremony last
June at Fredericksburg.
Every year the president appoints
a civilian board % visitors. repre-
sentative men from different parts
Of the country. 70 visit West Point
and inspect the national academy.
This board reports 20 the president
tust as a grand jury reports 20 the
court after inspecting a county in
stitution ana tire president trans
nifs this report to congress. with
recommendations. n recommends
ton - pertinent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-13
TRINITY PARISH
WAS IN PERIL

Trinity Parish church. Eighth ave-
nue. and James street. had a mar
Fuw escape from IRE az O'Clock last
sNeninK. Residents who live near
~ saw smoke issuing from the
roof. The flre department vas mott
ned and oxtinEaished the blaze.
which VAS near defective chimney.
The loss viii reach $50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-13
lay BE THE
CRACKSM EN-

hHss Talbot. alias Callahan. and
ss broWn, ex-convicts. usre ar
49, lssf night BY Oficera Adams
y fnilbrick a. suspicious eharaa-
TIE police say Callahan has
n Partially i1entined a. the man
~ he grip containing an out
q efaeksman's tools IN the Cen
estanrant several nights ago.
- mofnlhg 4 wrench and brace
- 10 The safehei were Identified
~ property Of the Pioneer Car
y ", company. The tools we're Htol-
WI he eon1pany's shop on the
asai q March 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-13
EDWIN 0VERT0N
PASSES Avn AY
Faiher-in-Law OF C. D. Siimson, OF
Ballard.

Edwin Ovcrton. father-in-law OF Z.
u. StlmHau NJ the stlmson Mill Co.
OF Ballard. died this afternoon at his
residence corner Of Seneca street and
Minor avenue. He leaves widow,
also a son who resides IN Ballard
The deceased was Is years ~ aga.
He has resided IN Seattle Tor the past
Ave VeHFH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-13

By an officer. When arrested, he
broke down and aobbingiy confessed
that he had broken In with intent TO
rob, but ne protested that all he
wanted 10 steal was something 10
eat.
the name Of any white employed by
the .. X. a ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-13
New Trial Granted.

The Seattle e Renton Railway Co.
defendant In the case brought b
Mahls Annie Wilson. was granted
"A new trial this morning by Judge
BELL. A jury recently awarded the
plaintiff t35o0 damages for alleged
Injuries received At the hands Of
the railway company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-13

xAxHfSGTo<. APRIL IR-The
|N1<~rt today appointed the fol-
9>1z8 tnart q visitors 20 West
h1t Military academy
leu< Gen JEAN N ~ hufiaId. re-
M<t. Maj Ger slckiea. retired I.
= csiF NeKesway. New York
1zriss ~ Eliot. Massachusetts,.
szautn fis wheeler. California.
bEaus Il. UphAm. Wisconsin. ST
isrxs r. Fitxhuzh. Virginia.
n noticeable that Col. w.
nxra proprietor % the Army and
f.l5 Journal. has been dropped.
2 CAR Nekeip'hy e editor %
= bruo<iyn Eagle. which Loyalty
ngpcsss6 the var department.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-13

LONDON, April 1s.-John :. sar-
Esant. X. A.. the worlds foremost
portrait painter. has broken down
from oyerwork and been ordered
abroad for a complete rest. His at
tarnpts 20 keep paCe with his uuner-
Gus and important commissions IN
dsrfnlned his health. and an attack
Of the grip Jeff him quite PROSTATE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-13
millionaire nice's Brother
Dies on Train.

HOUSTON. Tex. April i3.-Capt.
Fred a. Rice, q prominent citizen Of
Houston, died suddenly Of apopleKy
on the train while returning from
Galveston 20 this city. lie was
talking 10 q friend who Was sitting
beside him when he suddenly fell
from his seat and expired immedl-
atelY.
The deceased was q brother OF w.
Marsh Rice, the dead millionaire.
for whose murder Albert Il. Patrick
Is now on trial ia New York.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-13
JOHNS0N'S
UNWILLING
cieveIand's New Mayor
Snubs SIngle-Taxers.

CLEVELAND, o.. April i3.-Tom
l.. Johnson, Clcveland'a new mayor,
announces that he IL not a candidate
for the presidential nomination for
1904, and he says he deprecAtes any
attempt on the part Of the Single
Takers to bring forward his name In
that connection.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-13
BIRD-SH0T
FOR R0BBER

snoKANE April 40. u. Berry,
=, arrival in these parts h un-
!. ,,~ed quarts IN one % the hos
~. hseM whero he Is being treat
\ n. ruu,het wounds. He broke
!. rareherss house a. Mead, nine
-. fre-n hsre. ant st double
- LA q hgrd-shot for his pains.