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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-16

END SESSION
State Convention Closed Last Night
Yakima Next Meeting Place.

Last evening the ninth annual sga-
sion ~ the Grand court. Foreaters 81
America. came 10 a close. The con
yeution VAS oua - the most aurcraz
ful IN the history % Forestry Ia this
state. The grand court viii meet
next year NJ Yakima, on the second
Tuesday 81 May
The following officers we're
elected and Installed. Grand chief
ranger. s. X. Bowers. Aberdeen
grand Hub-chief ranger. " &. krouEc.
pomcroy. grand treasurer. Gee. ".
Stewart. Seattle. financial secretary.
r ~. AndraWa Seattle. recording
secretary, Thoa. Murphlne. stan
wood: senior woodward. A. X. Ew
Ing. Spokane. junior woodward. vs..
q. Matthew'S. Port Hiakeley. senior
headls. q. II Hunt. Ha.iyu. junior
beadie. =. II Farrell. sand Foint
Idaho. trustees, r. A. pauisan nf
ballard, Alfred Butts % Tacoma. ".
l. Thomas % Bimck Diamond
a. Representatives u the supreme
court at Baltimore the four Forrest.
sra chosen were. John A WeNfbafx.
Seattle. ]. ". Cookery. Waila Waiia
=, J Bowers. Aberdeen. ". l.. Nor
FinKton, Seattle. The folinNinR al
ternatss were named H. r. Grite-
man. RitEVflle. ThoB. MurphiHe.
stanwooa: Alfred Butts. Tacoma. J
G Clark. idaho City. idaho.
Resolutions we're passed thanking
the mayor and city onieialH for cour-
tsHisn extended.
Today the delegates and Efandom
GERS are At Port Orchard Inspecting
the government drYdoek.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-16
TWO YOUNG
ADVENTURES

George Gunderson and George
Porter. aged II and - years re-
spectiyely were arrested by Officer
Lane this afternoon and a charge OF
vagraney placed against them. The
iads are tramps n every sense OF the
word From Their story they beat
their way on the trains from Mon
tana and arrived in Seattle this
morning. They are unkempt and
ragged, but have bright, knowing
faces. One OF them had ten cents
IN Ms pockets and the other had
nothing. Thu police are inclined 10
think that the boys have run away
from good homer Ia Montana mere
~ on trip OF adventure.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-16

EVERETT. wash. May is.-nlv-
srside citizens held a meeting last
night TO protest against sxarbitnnt
water rates. Preliminary steps aFr
20 De taken. az result 81 this meet
ing, 20 build l citizens water ays-
TEN. Municipal ownership is fax-
cred.
The local nine viii play Pullman
next Saturday, and Eastern Wash
ington Athletic association the next
day.
A large number OF S0rwe Eiana are
going TO ballard tomorrow 20 assist
Ia the anniversary exercises.
Decorations have been commenced
in the city for the nesting Of the
Grand Lodge % Knights % pythias
on May "a. The streets are TO be
festooned with evergreen and flags,
A large electric Welcome sign Ia IN
course OF erection ht wstmore and
Hewitt streets. business blocks and
residences are being decorated.
NJ. r Ivsy has protested against
the continuation by grading OF Pros
pect street from Queen Anne ave-
nue.. alleging that the $40 damages
for removing piece % property as
agreed upon. had not been paid.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-16
Chief or POLICE MEREDITH
PotNTEDLV
COMES BACK AT C0NSIDINE
And SAYS That Charges Observation-Disclosures Humes
Has Something to Say on the Subject

boxes the police have some slight
chance to keep the places reasona'
bly, safe. There was no complaint
made save by Cousidine. don't
think my order compelling children
to keep out of those places needs
any defense or explanation. There
IL not a man living who would advo-
cate their presence In such places.
Il Is only a short time ago that a
t5.year-old glrl had her life ruined
and her health wrecked In ono OF
these resorts.
consldlne Wants 20 Rule.
The whole truth OF the matter
lies In this; Under Chief Reeds
regime Considine was IA the habit
OF running things about as he liked.
when was made Chief OF Police |
gave him distinctly 10 understand
that | was Chief OF Police. and not
he. There Is the gist OF the matter.
| will not allow gamblers 90 run the
police department or TO interfere
with my work In any way.
Chester Edwards Appears.
In the past three weeks Chester
Edwards has been trying 20 induce
Nappenstein 20 take money from
him. lie was running n sure-thing
game with fake iewelry and clos
ed him out. The other night be OF.
fered Wappenstein 500 in gold TO
let him open up. This offer was
made In tho hearing Of Policeman
Crane, al 2 p. m. on April gSth.
Offers Meredith Peace.
Last Sunday night Edwards tele.
phoned that he wanted 90 see me
on n matter Of importance. l told
him TO come TO the once. and he
said he couldn't do that. and want
ed To know where | would be later
In the evening. I told him | was
going TO the theatre with William
A. Pinkerton and later in the even
ing he Joined me there.
He came 10 the point az once.
He said he represented the Consl.
dimes and that this was their ulti.
matum: | must allow stud poker
in the Standard. must let them put
curtains on the boxes In the con.
cert halls. aud allow them TO open
a sure-thiug game IN the Dawson
saloon. II / did this everything
would be all right--if not. was 10
be accused Of taking graft from the
gamblers OF this city. told him
TO hurry back 10 ConSidine and tell
him TO make his eharges-that he
could do none OF the things he
asked
As for the charge that I take
money from the gamblers OF this
city. there is nothing TO be said
Il - too absurd To answer"
Mayor Huuies' Statement.
Mayor Humcs said today:
-Considtne came 10 me with a
statement that Chief OF Police
Meredith had been taking sfB 600
month from the gambling houses
IN this city. | told him that n he
would prefer charges I would have
Meredith tried. He said I ought 10
dismiss Meredith on his own state
ment. He told me where I could
get the facts. and made an irume-
date Investigation. I found there
Vas not the slightest foundation OF
truth In Considine's Accusations. I
don't propose TO have this city run
by tinhorn gamblers. and the soon.
e. they fud Il out the better"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-16
GIRLS WHO
SMASHED"

WICHITA, Kas., May Is.-win-
ona Kilgore, Anna People and las
mine Without, three young girls, the
latter IA daughter Of Lucy Without,
the colleague OF Mrs. Nation. smash
ed the Summit saloon here, They
entered with rocks and the bartend-
er did not know that an attack was
threatened until the glass began 10
crash about his ears. Fred Wolf,
the proprietor, knocked the girls
down with his fist and pitched them
one after another into the street
Miss Wilhoit's brother came 20 their
defense and Wolf struck him, max
ing long cash on his face from
which the blood flowed freely. In
the melee the wrist Of Miss Peoples
was broken. The police arrested the
girls and lodged them I'm the city
iaif
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-16
ACQUITTED.

WILLIAMSON. ". Va. May Ie.--
The jury iu the case ~ State Senator
stokes, tried FOR the murder u Rev.
J. J. VOL, n Presbyterian mininHter,
late last night returned verdict Of
acauittRl II Was proven In the trial
that the shooting Was done Ia nelf-
defense. The tragedy was the out
come OF a sensational sermon, In
which Mr. Vol Hcathingiy attacked
the morals ~ williamson society.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-16
Trance Medium Fined.

Harry Blum. the trance medium
who endeayored To keep Virginia
White and Mary 7. williams from
appearing in the Cumyow kldnap-
ing trial. was fined fzb and costs for
contempt Of court by Judge Cam
last night. IL appears that Blum
followed the women TO Whnteom
and bribed them TO stay away from
the hearing, threatening them with
serious results II they attended. The
witnesses appeared. however, and
Blum was fined for his trouble.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-16
PAYS FOLK
TO WORSHIP

JERSEY SHORE, Pa, May ie.--
A sensation was caused here by the
unique OFFER OF the Rev. w. y. Harms
to pay money 10 every person attend
ing services next Sunday In his
church.
The money has been sent 10 him
for this purpose. II IS not known
what amount lie has for distributing
or how much each person Is To re-
oeiye.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-16
RELEASED
BY DEATH

ALBANY. y. Y. May is.--Edward
81. Hoffman ia lead at his home IN
this city. at the axe 81 % years. he
died suddenly while IN consultation
with Gen. Roe. 81 the National guard
regarding the street car strike. Mr
Holman was adiutant general u
the New York National quart. and
was chief Of the governors stan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-16
ONLY RUIN
IN THE END

LoNDoN. May 1.-THE Spectator.
commenting on J. u. MorFan'a con-
iishmen 10 stop whining nt the pos
sibility Of losing trade. Continuing.
the paper says. Get together and
build more ships. We should not
fear the American method Of com
petition. f0r the inherent evils OF
monopoliea make all efforts 20 main
tain them, except by the aid Of the
state, fruitleas. All Eap0ieona Of
snance are sure. IN the end, 20 ar.
rive at a Waterloo"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-16
REv0L-T Ting.

SPOKANE. May ls. - Chaunecy
Havellnd, married. "a years old, is Ia
the county Jail charged with Grim
NAL anuauit upon Lille Reed, who Is
said 20 be an idot
Havciind Is a farmer and school
director. residing near Ten Mile
bridge Miss Reed. Wh0 r. about 70
years old, lives with her mother.
Elizabeth Reed. IN that vicinity.
Conrtn Die Harboard brought HnVi-
land % the county jail. where be was
lodged in default % 1000 bonds.
Mas Reeds condition IN serious.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-16
HE BEAT HER
FOR IL HOURS

PATTERSON. y. y. May ie.-ns-
cause his wife refused - give him
Is, Peter Barber, n mnchiniHt, beat
her for nearly u hours. He looked
all the doors IN the house and then
pummcllius hsr. ending up with a
horse whipping a police officer
broke IN the door and arrested Bar
Der.
He was committed 70 jail 20 await
the result % his wife'n injuries.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-16

In an interview with Manager
Dickinson. 81 the Seattle Electric
Co. this afternoon. be informed a
representative OF tho Star that he
did not expect visit from the com
mittcc representing the striking ma
chiulRtR. Il don't see what reason
they would have In calling on me. +"
aaid Mr. Dickinson There 10 moth
Ing In our rules at which they could
get offended"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-16
Underground Wires.

Al the council corporations com
mlttee meeting last night but little
was accomplished ia regard 60 lay
Ing wires underground. except that
Il was determined that THIS end can.
not be achieved until the rrat Hill
has been paved, that II VIII take
the companies from six TO ten
months 20 procure the necessary
conduitH To- lay underground the
wires. All street paving uow pro-
Vided foe VIII have Co proceed.
Representative Of most af the
companies using wires wrrcp resent.
They did not object 20 the proposed
plan but they DID ank that ample
time be given them Ga DO the work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-16
CABLE
FOR IL HOURS

NEW YORK, May 1g.-It is report
ed on good authority that j. +. Nor
gan, upon reaching Paris from AK
Les Baines, leased a New York cable
for the whole day. In that way he
was In constant communication with
his Wall street office, and was In
position 10 conduct his end Of the
great stock acfambIe OF last week as
enectually as others who were on the
spot. The lease Of an Atlantic cable
for q whole. day by a single indiyid-
al Is novel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-16
Out Of Business.

The Lucas detective agency Of this
city b now a thing Of the past. Jonas
nushsli. who has for some time past
been the manager Of the concern IN
the Union block IN this city. Was
owed $3.50 By the company. lie was
given a BIN ~ sale % the property of
the agency, and the goods were re
moved
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-16
Fruit Growers Petition.

Tho runChefa and fruit growers
on tiHio'H passage have petltloned
the chamber of commerce 20 aid
them Ia securing facilities which viii
enable them to trade more extern
HiNely with Seattle merchants An
agent Will be Hont here 20 arrange
for steamboat service between TINS
city aud the passage, aud the cham
her of commerce iH asked 20 coop
crate IN the matter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-16

John Consldino has called
upon Mayor lumes with a demand
for the Immediate dismissal OF
Chief OF Police Meredith. on the
ground that Meredith. through De.
tcctiye Wapponstein. was holding
un" the local gambling houses 70
the tune OF $4,000 a month.
tie made direct charge that
each gambling house below the
dead line was assessed by the pc
lice SEQ a day for each game. That
the standard alone paid $3.50 a day
for police protection. and on this
charge he asked 60 have Meredith
dismissed.
Mayor Humes asked for proof
which was not forthcoming. Then
Considfne tried argument and told
the Mayor that Meredith must Be
dismissed. Whereupon the Mayor
ordered him out OF the Office, say
ing:
I don't propose % have this city
run by any tiuhorn gambler
Considine. when seen by a re
porter OF the Star today, repeated
the charges and went even further
Out Of His Own Mouth.
"All these reforms Meredith has
made" he said holly. are aimed az
me. Just look AZ the facts. Tie
gives an order that the stud-pokei
games be taken ont OF the gambling
houses. Who does that hurtl Me
| was running the only big stud
poker game In Seattle.
His next move was TO order the
curtains 10 the boxes in the music
halls taken down. he said men
were being robbed in there. Who
did that injuref Why me, had
the controlling interest IN the PEG
pies Theatre and the Monterey mu
sic hall.
Wouldn't Let Children In Dives.
Then look at his next play. lie
gave orders that no children should
be allowed In the music halls. Who
did that hurts Why. me, had
three in the Peoples and one IN the
Monterey.
Those children we're not doins
any harm TO any one. lie vas Just
trying to hurt me.
a Few Curtains Left.
We had left a few Of the boxes
with curtains and used them for
dressing rooms. and the other day
Meredith sends around and orders
them down. We can't help IL n
men go into those rooms. The PEG
pies and the Monterey were the
only places that had these curtain
Cd dressing rooms. and so you see
IL was me he was trying 10 hurt.
m tired OF this persecution
and am out for blood"
Meredith's Side.
Chief OF Police Meredith laurhee
when he spoke OF Consldfne'g az
forts TO have him removed.
4 knew II was coming" he said
4 have know for some time that he
was after my scalp. I have no feel
Ing OF a personal nature at ali n
Consfdine violates the law he viii
be punished, Just as any other mar
viii be- Men were being robbed
nightly In the music halls. so or
cered the curtains ont OF all the
boxes The places are bad enough
but with the curtains out Of the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-16
CUERIN-L
Case viii Be Decided This Alter
noon.

The Guerin-Ieary case will be
submitted 20 Judge Griffin this af-
ternoon- The entire day has been
devoted 20 hearing the testimony 0f
witnesses, and the final arguments
are being made late this afternoon.
Judge Grifiin' decision will con-
clude proceedings in the superior
court. and vest the control OF the
Seattle a San Francisco Railway
a Navigation Co. in one OF the bel
ligerent factions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-16
SERIOUS ACCIDENT.

M. A. Cray. a teamster Of More
land Bros. met with a painful ho-
cident last evening near police head
quarters. Gray was going home at
about ) o'clock on Yesler avenue
car. When at the corner OF Third
avenue he started 10 walk through
the car 10 the outside. While doing
50 the car gave n lurch and he was
thrown violently against seat
breaking his right leg below the
knee. He avs removed 10 the Seat
tie General Hospital IN the ambu-
lance. where he iB now resting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-16
Local Firm Secures Bid.

Quartermaster Ruhlen today open
ed three bids fer the furnishing 10
the government Of Is Is fire extin-
gulshera, $50 charges for the same,
and for % dry powder FIRE extin-
gulshera. Bids were from the North
western Fixture Co, Washington
Electric Manufacturing a supply
Co. and the Washington Rubber
Co. The iatter'a bid was the low
est and offered TO al the order for
xf4a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-16
BIG CLEANUP,

BOSTON. May 1e.-Thos. w. Law
son IL credited with having last week
made from t5,0o0,000 TO 5000. 900
through the stock slump. He had
Deem selling short on certain lines
Tor the past two months, awaiting
the opportunity which he freely pre-
oicted would come. " IA said that
ne warned his friends two weeks ago
that there would be a panic.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-16
PEST HOUSE.
Board OF Health viii Build II Coun.
Gil Gives Money.

when seen today IN regard 20 the
temporary detention house for small
ny patients until they can be TAX
en- To the peathouec. Superintendent
YaunRs aAid. so far the board OF
public works has done nothing We
cant do anything because We have
no money 20 do anything With. IL
council will appropriate Us the
money We are entirely willing %
build or secure room Of some kind
IT, which to place tho victims Who
frequently run At large. and We viii
do 80 right away
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-16
Electrical Exhibit.

The second annual electrical ex.
hihit Of the Electrical Engine~ra' -.
eiety viii be held tonight AT the uni
Vcraity laboratories, Some Of the
features 81 the exhibit will be wire
less telcgruphy and y rays There
viii also be "A miniature representa-
ton uf the anlqualmie power plant
aud uf electric street ears.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-16

This nno play will run the entire
week at tho Grand Opera House.
Pretty Little Pearl LHudora WIN
play June. n part which has taxed
tho ability and experience ~ many
actresses wiser IA Htnaecrhft than
this charming young woman. A
most interesting Interpretation may
safely bo expected. Tor Miss Land.
cfB S. an exceptionally clover young
GIRL. Mr. Frnwtey VIII be the Perry
ihHcom. and Miss Johnson tho Sue
Il. Daley The nawmiil VIII De
played by Is. uzzaway.
tonuoke." "a companion piece u
con the Huwauoe River from the
pen or Hal Reid. will be the nttraes
ton at the Third Avenue theatef
next week The play has met with
considerable success on the road
and ia presented by a company en-
RhRed expressly for THE one pro
duction The scenery used IN the
drama ~ al carried by the com
puny and viii be new % Seattle au-
dicnceH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-16
WOULD BLOW
UP HIS WIFI

PHILADELPHIA, May 16.--Dr.
Thos. u. Eldredge, n specialist and
electro therapeutic physician, who -
accused by the police authorities OF
having conceived n plot to drug his
wife with morphine or blow her UP
with dynamite. IN order 10 secure two
letters which are In her possession,
was held I'm 1880 bail. Paul -.
Schroeder testified that he has been
employed by DIR. EldrsdRe In the
capacity OF a private detective to Sc
cure the ldtters and that the doctor
wanted him TO drug Mrs. Eldredge.
II he was not successful in this,
Schroeder said, DIR. EidrsdRe offer
ed to furnish him with dynamite with
which 20 blow up Mrs. Eldredge.
Go to Spinning for bicycle repairs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-16
SPOKANE CROOK.

Duke" Dethridgo, a well known
crook who Is wanted I'm Spokane for
the robbery OF the Chicago hotel Of
that place Thursday night was ar
rested by Detective Mike Powers this
afternoon. He win be held until an
officer from Spokane can get here TO
take him back 10 etnnd trial.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-16
REPORTERS NOTES.

William Douglas, eolored. who was
arrested yesterday afternoon BY
officer Mayou on the charge Of as
sault and battery. was given ten
days IN the city Jail.
Walter Meyan. a disorderiy char
acser arrested by Odicer Holland
last evening. was fined 80 By Judge
George this morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-16
CONFERENCE.
OF Swedish BaptIsls OF the State
Begins Tonight.

At = O'Clock this evening the
Swedish baptist conference VIII be-
gin At the swedish Baptist churci
at the corner OF Firth avenue and
Olive street and contlnue untll sun.
day
Delegates from al over the stats
Will attend. and preaching each eN'
enine by different pastors and apc'
cinl munic will be the order.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-16
Mortality Record.

Chester ctough. aged Is. died al
as2a First avenue last evening. Tho
deceased Do "a resident OF seaboek,
Wash.
Tho infant son 81 Mr.. aud Mrs. ia
cob Nasland died at tbs family resi-
duucc at ftivefdayu yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-16
TOO COSTLY.

WASHINGTON. d. c., May IA
Owing 70 a constfovcrsy over the
price Of uniforms. street car en-
ployes OF Washington threaten to
sfrike
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-16
LAST EDITION.
q O'Clock.
|. 4 I Err

SAN FRANCISCO. May i6,-1:ao.-
IT Is GIVEN OFT FROM THE
SCOTT RESIDENCE THAT MRS,
MeKfNIEY's CONDITION IS NOT
MATERIALLY CHANGED. SHE
Is GRADUALLY GROWING
WEAKER.
s.s0.-sECRETARY CoRTELYou
REPORTS: CONDITION IN
CHANGED"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-16
Amateur TheairIcals.

The Seattle high school students
will give an amateur theatrical per-
formance at the school auditorium
Friday evening. May II. for the ben
eft OF the high school orchestra and
other school Institutions. The play
to be given is the "Garroters. i" the
cast being made up OF nine young
people. The rehearsals are under
the direction OF Prof. Bailey. instruc-
tor OF classics and literature at the
high school.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-16
cREMA ED.

LONDON, May fs>-In a suburb OF
this city stratford By name, a
workhouse containing a large num-
Der OF inmates, was burned 10 the
Der OF inmates, was burned. Seven
ground. Seven persons were known
to have been cremated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-16
THE CITY'S
BIG BOOST
Detective Rounds Up 100
Slot Machines SIS Each.

Detective Phillips has made his
monthly round -up OF the pfoprietogH
OF nickel in -thcsai0t machines. More
than leo persons opera ting these uu=
tomato device were fined IS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-16
PIljM!

Special 20 the star.
SAN FRANCISCO. May is.-ln-
spector OF Customs LOTUS Of Sc
attic. assisted by the local customs
officers. has made a seizure Of
a team OF horses and wagon, to-
gcthrr with 100 5-tael cana q un-
stamped opium This Is supposed 70
be the balance Of the dope aclacd
In Seattle a few days ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-16

Henry =. Blake. who has IS
year franchise 90 furnish water o.
the town Of Hsuton. has asked ooun-
ell to allow him 10 connect his pro-
posed system 81 mains with the city
mains for that purchase. for which
he wiii pay sum later on 60 be
agreed upau.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-16

Lawrence Craemar, one OF the
young men who several days ago OBJ
tained carriage from the Montana
stables under a bogus order from
another person, was arrested this
morning By Detective Crane. A
charge OF obtaining property under
false pretenHes was placed against
him and his trial fixed for Thursday,
May o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-16

We have received "A complete new
stock % paper hanRinRs. Just in.
Come 90 look. Star Paint Co. 500
s02 Pike street. corner Third ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-16
S500,OOO.

GLASGOW, May fs.-Andrew Car
negie has given the municipality Of
Glasgow City 100000 pounds (g500, 900
approximately, with which to es-
tablish district libraries.