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The Washington times., 1901-10-23
Morris Park Selections.

First race-King T.. Salesman. Miss Mitchell.
Second race-Shoreham. Dread, Cherries.
Third race-Zirl. Octoroon, Lady Godiva.
Fourth race-Pentecost, Francisco. Caughna-
waga.
Fifth race-Lamp o Lee, Councilman Tom,
Anna Darling.
sixth race-Advancc Guard, RaIaelo, knight OF
the Garter
The Washington times., 1901-10-23

Engineer Corps In the Philippines.
Col. ]. p Sanger has made a report to
the Adjutant General concerning an in
spection made by him of the affairs of
the Engineer Corps in the Philippines
Tho report contains statement of the
roads built, and the river and harbor
work in the islands.
The Washington times., 1901-10-23
Worth Selections.

First raoc-Moroni, 0mdurman, Baird.
Second race-The Rush, If You Dare sly.
Third race-Queen W. Rag Tag. Bert Sargent.
Fourth race-W. j. Deboe The Pride, Money
muss.
Fifth race-Kentucky Babe, Jessie Jarbee,
Hermencia.
Sixth rsee-JOe Collins. C. B. Campbell, Lord
Roberts
The Washington times., 1901-10-23
bruised by FAN From street Cur.

While attempting to board Capital Traction
car Of the Fourteenth Street line yesterday
morning. at the corner OF Third Street and Penn
sylvania Avenue northwest, Patrick J. Sullivan
fell and bruised himself about the hip. He re-
fused medical attention and returned to his
home 24O9 Florida Avenue northwest.
The Washington times., 1901-10-23
Entrie. and Morth.

selling: six furlongs Kohnwreath (Knightl. to
l, won; The Boer (Jackson), to l, second; ST
Cuthbert (Rice), even, third. Time, 1:I4 I-5.
The Washington times., 1901-10-23
1h. ne.t PrescrIrtion for Mnlnrln

hills and fever is bottle Of Groves Tasteles'
Chill Tonic. 1t is simply iron and quinine in
tasteless form. No eure-no pay. Price SOC.
The Washington times., 1901-10-23
80 Ex fe nal
Symptoms

The blood may be in bad condition,
get with no external signs, no skin
eruption or sores to indicate it. The
symptoms in such cases being a variable
appetite, poor digestion, an indescribable
weakness and nervousness, loss of flesh
and a general rundown condition of the
system clearly showing the blood has
lost its nutritive qualities, has become thin
and watery. It is in just such cases that
IS. S. has done some of its quickest and
most effective work by building up the
blood and supplying the elements lacking
TO make it strong and vigorous.
The Washington times., 1901-10-23

My wife used sew
.ral bottles of S. S. S.
as a blood purifier and
to tone up a weak and
emaciated system, with
very marked effect by
way of Improvement.
We re ard it a
great tonic and blood.
purifier. y. F. DUFF,
Princeton, Mo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-18
INSTEAD OF
BREAKFAST

BERLIN. Sept is-Prof. Hahnsi
has made Investigations ia the cases
Of f83s children. only 1876 Of whom
had never tasted alcohol. Although
his inquiries extended only 20 child.
rem between the ages Of and n
years. more than "a per cent admit
ted that they had been drunk once
a. least. over II per cent. Drink beer,
spirits OF wine daily and per cent
drink alcohol IN soms FORM before
going to school.
The teachers. both men and wo-
men. are unanimous IN declaring the
scholars who use alcohol are the
worst in the schools.
A head teacher ia Hhcuiah pruH-
ala had under his supervision eleven
children. the offspring Of notorious
drinkers. and they we're In the divi-
sion for weak minded scholars.
In ThurlnKin. Baden and elsewhere
there are districts where the school
children have a drink Of schnapps
every morning instead Of their reEu-
lar breakfast. Prof. Hahuei's lnvea-
tiRations prove that the gifls are
more addicted 90 alcohol than are the
boys-or at least confess they like It
better.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-18

A ships iag h an instrument for
measuring the rate az which she
vessel IA going, and consists OF three
parts-vis the log chip. the iog Tire
and the loG glass. The principle IL
simply this
\ light substance thrown from
the vessel ceases - partake q the
motion % the vessel as soon a. u
strikes the water and WHi be let
behind on the surface after a certain
In trrval II The distance ~ the ship
from this stationary object b. meas.
ured. the approximate rate % sail
tnx wlii b. given
The iox ship e. The nost the long
line l. the measure - the distance.
and the log glass asnnea the inter
val % time
In the old dnvn the heaVinx - fhs
toE required skin and watchfulassr.
hot since the patent log has come
into ne. no skifi - required n ind.
iux The speed = a vessel II f. fes1i-
lated by eipckwnrk. and the nun
her % knots the vessel sails per hour
= recorded On the dial without sny
hand touching ".
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-18
New Officers Of Fisheries Co.

The Inter state FISHERIES Co. has
opened oFic.s On tbs Caiman dork
his company VAS organized on Aug
= wtth a capital stock q istQ. -
Three hundred thousand shares 81
this stick are held BY NeN Yefh
capitalists. Ths company has two
eannrrtss one On ChoImondaiY sound.
Alaska. and one on Henry Island. e.
Fuxrt sound At the latter eannefY
the nrm packs the black Japan deR
salmon. This IL a nah which II uat
eaten BY Americans. but l. rritahed
- the japanese The nsh are clean
sd and aaited ~ the company ami
acked In boxes furnished b. the
Imperial government
Al Henry island N. company e.
packing red slltsrsitaa They ara
shipped direct 70 Glasgow. Scotland.
end Hamburg. Germany Blight
hundred square feet - room haVr
been rented by the Arm In Coifrsn
dock. Here an extensive sailing
pant VIII be established As soon a.
the run Of fail salmon warrants II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-18
MAN WHO MAKES HATCHETS
FOR CARRIE, the SMASKER

far HlN GROSS Immediately. This wa
last March. aud eiuee then she has
been ordering almost every dav.
After the first lot vas made Mr.
Nution asked that some have the
wording. Carrie Nation, Your Iav-
Ing Home Defender witch was
done. Others contain the wording,
Carrie Nations Joint amaaher. :"
since Mrs. Nation went Cast she has
been selling an average Of 300 Pc
day. The company IL not prepared
Ia mn the orders ~ rapidly as che
desires aud when she wires Tor i01a
hatchetn IL f. only able ta send zoo
or 700 al time The money GET.
orally accompanies each order. com
ting by express. while all orders ATE
"a irnd,
Mr Rsama says that n they could
nli the orders in time they could
clear So per day They worked all
Labor day Ia get out the Eastern
order. aud then could not complete
IT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-18
WATER FRONT

The Fiysr wil 20 on the ways for
repairs saturday Her propeller IL
BADLY twisted and viii heed sams
time to be repaired. Tier run will
~ taken hy the steamer city % Ev-
+ rvtt. = hitch Tor = seek has been do
irE the work - the Greyhound be-
tween this city and Everett. The
Greyhound wiil nuish her repairs on
and resume her run.
The rumor that the Rosaiis would
BE back on the Victoria run tomor-
row Is a mistake IL has been dis
covered since she vent on the ways
that her repairs must BE- more extern
sivs than was first expected. a
number % her planks must be re-
placed n Wtli likely be two weeks
before Seattle Will see her again.
The Garonna came over from To-
coma this morning She had taken
heavy tonnage - sack coal at that
port and came over 20 nniah her
cargo az the Arlington dock. TIRE
steamer viii sail Friday Sept ~
pith a fun cargo. an aggregate %
1000 tons. She has already ioased
a00-ton cold storage shipment. This
viii be her last trip 10 Nome Thu
John 8. Rimbaii moved 20 the bunk
ers this morning 20 take her supply
~ coal She has already shipped
most - her cargo and VII hnish to-
morrow. Tee Kimball expects 20
Gear for Nome on Friday and VIII
not make another northern trip.
The Hefferuan Iron Works - this
city has secured The contract for re-
pairing tho army transport EEberf.
This steamer viii arrive IN port this
afternoon from Tacoma. Her repairs
are slight bat general IN their char
after and viii cost In the neiEhbor-
hood Of t2269 A. aoon as they are
finished the Egbert win load foraR
for the Philippines.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-18
Beware the cobweb

An oId-time remedy 20 stop blood
f0N Ink from a cut is TO pat cobweba
afer % but from recent discovery Z.
appears TO be dangerous thing %
DO. Some time ago woman fell
and cut her head. and when her
friends hurried 10 her assistance they
found deep cash. Cobweba were
applied. and the bleeding quickly
stopped. but IN a few days the WON
an was taken with iockjaw
a scientist declared there were
iaekjaW germs ga eobNebs. and that
Mas the way the woman contracted
the disease. Hie has made quite a
study % the subject and says thnt
In a handful Of cDbuebs he found e.
different disease germs That be-
ing true. Il IA very easy 20 see how
one could get not only iockJaw. but
many other dreadful diseases, as the
eobweb T. placed on an open wound
and the germs can enter the blood.
Cobweba form IN dark. dirty places.
and 81 IL not 70 be wondered that
they gather germs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-18
BACK FROM
SPOKANE
Seattle City Officials Attend
the Big Fair

touneilmeu Hiuehart. BENJAMIN.
Blake. Hyers. Auldaan. Murphy aud
James also Huperintendeutu Little
and Yauuga 81 the board - publle
works. and chief eauk If the nra
department. returned mat night ffum
spokane. who're they spent four days
visiting the fair.
A thing o. which the city fathers
uncioHed their .yss vas the extern
zlvr Improvement being made IN
Spokane ~ the Great Northern rail-.
tad. The Railroad company is lay
ms uut about a hair million dollars
IN that city on new depot and
bridges spanning The river
Chlsf Cook busted himself about
the fire department headquarters sd
saH Interested IN sons Of saokans's
new apparatus.
The fair IL pronounced = success ~
all Pine weather prevailed during
their entire stay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-18
UGLY FIND
Girls Body Discovered
Under Bushes

FL PAsO. Tex. Sept j.. a
chastity md WAS made near DeminE.
~. NJ. that bids fair u remain q
mystery Tor SEINE time. Tile multi
rted and partly dr6umpnsed body OF
q young woman was found under
some small bushes. aud all EFFORT
to learn something 81 her have fall
Cd.
a small Strip was lying near tho
body. but It contained nothing but
clothing. aud had nothing that would
lead - the Identification 81 the body
Thorough examinations II the body
were made by physicians. but 10
marks OF violence Wrre diaeoK ereu.
eNorpt what seemed 10 be broken
bones ~ is thought. however. that
this was caused b. rough handling
by the parties OF party that took the
body there.
The most plausible theory IL that
tho woman vas poisoned and taken
there With her grip. that the suicide
theory would prevail
The authorities at Demiug have
searched the country fos q report %
somc woman missing. but have found
none. and have concluded that she
uAs a stranger In the community.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-18

who were sent out by the canadian
government 90 investigate the geo
logical conditions ~ tho Klundikct
were pnHHeuRetH
A total 81 900 passengers we're from
the interior. OF THESE Mike Oruer.
j. A. McBae. j. Enutaen g. = Wat
son. -. J. KnHtner and Mrs. J. =
spfoul were credited with having
800 900 worth af treasure between
them Another passenger was John
Faienza. OF this city. who went into
naWnun with tie rurh and lH return
Ing with "a fortune made in the com
mission business
As cargo thr steamer had 1000 cas-
rs II salmon fram rouba aud Hurtiz
cham. The salmon viii be- sent to
Portland
Business ls about Tire same in
skaRway The town is full Of tran
sisnt paHHsurrra. The Seattle had "a
pleasant round trip aud encountered
uo rough weather except = slight
storm of skaEWay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-18
FROM SKAGWAY
City OF Seattle Arrives This Morn.
inq-Mrs. karesek's Death

TIE steamer city Of Seattle. Capt.
connsll arrived today At noon from
skaKway The steamer brought the
sad news % the death on beard =
Mrs Frank Kareseh. wife 81 the Pa
ciftc Coast cashier At skaEwny. The
deceased. a victim Of consumption.
vaa being brought south BY her hua-
band shortly before the steamer
reached Kstchikan she died and the
body was taken ashore AZ that point.
The bercavsd husband viii bring the
tody down on the city Of Topeka.
due tomorrow.
The city % seattle had a total list
81 fss passengers 81 which "a we're
for Vancouver. Hlr Tor Tacoma and
i4a FOR Seattle
Mai. strickland, of the Canadian
Mounted Police. accompanied by
Prot ~. Turner and Prof Coleman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-18
BUILDING PERMITS


The following building permits
have been issued in the city engiu-
GERS office. TO J A Woodin. FOR
two t-Htary cottages a. 2ls and 1Rz
Tenth avenue noftb. % cost $500 n
a. e. Johnston for z=HtorY base
meut house at isff Ninth avenue. les
cost $500. 60 " A. Rogers. FOR -
liashtnry frame house a. 5hls ElrV=
onth avenue northeast. To cost 400
90 Richard Jacobs. Tor "a iiAsetofy
frame house at 1927 East IefferBpn
street. 20 cost tts00 90 Il o. Burnett
for Il i-atary frame house nj las
Fifty fourth street north 10 cost
$3.50. o. Mrs Carrie - Valentine FOR
"a l4-stufy frame house at 100"
Fifth avenue north. 90 cost $500. ia
n a. pHufhat. Tor a i=stofX frame
house nt tz9l Burke avenue. 50 cost
SEQ to Milton stearnH. for ishtofy
frame rottas~ a. g1i3 kiKty-second
street north. 20 cost TO. ta X. g.
culver. for "a t-atofy frame cottage
~ les Second avenue vest 80 cost
Sos. 60 Geo uuulaou. for l-Hf0fY
frame dwelling At z1fa Howard ave
uae north. 90 rosf $3.50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-18
STRIKING WATER FRONT CHANGES
Columbia Colman Ferry and Flyer Docks to Be Recon
structed- Appearance OF the Front viii Be
Greatly Enhanced

viii be combined into one large dock
go feet long and 80 feet widh. THU
will leave q slip on it, south side be-
tween u and the YesIer dock. aud a
slip on the north side between II AMI
the ferry dock. The reconstructed
Colman dock will be operated by ia
iesaeea. the H. G. Hills Co.
The making Of these changes VIII
naturally wipe out ~ existence a
great many small business houses.
over - restaurants. candy stores,
machine shous and shipping offices
VIII be obliged 20 seek new quarters
Although this may work hardship
on some. there r. no question that
the appearance ~ the water front
Will be improved and itH utility In
ereaaed. The work on the Flyer
dock has already commenced under
the direction ~ Thos. Jones. II r.
expected that the work on the other
wharves VIII commence within n
month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-18

A change in the water front line
or Wharves, which IL very extensive
IN IT'S nature. IL about % take place.
The deal takes IN the Colmau. Col
rmbla. Ferry and Flyer docks. when
u la completed. together with the
ether changes which are now In pro-
cess. Seattle VIII have a water front
q which # may be proud. There
VIII be an almost uubroken chain u
docks. none ~ them over two years
Ola. With eapacious slips between
each one. and long enough 20 give
berth 10 the longest steamer afioat T..
The plan ~ this most recent i'm
provemeut IL about ~ follows:
The Flyer dock viii be continued
out into the bay and enlarged TO the
size Of Galbraith's dock. from which
~ viii be separated by n 100 foot
slip The ferry slip will he shifted
nOfthward beside the neW dock. The
Colman and Columbia docks. which
ere both owned by Laurence Colman,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-18

SrmNUFtELD, .. Sept. a. The
idea conceived by Fred " iieama,
of this place, Of making small
hutehets foe carrie Nation 20 sell.
has reauitcd la a very profitable IN
duHtty Twelve men nrr constantly
nt work turning out the souvenirs
Telegram after telegram Is received
from Mrs Nation 10 send 40 many
hatchsts to thin place and So many
10 that place. Nhe has been max
Ing same lightning trips lately. Fri.
daN she wired Tor a0o0 hntrheta To be
sent To Congy Island Last night
1900 we're sent her which makes $500
ehlpped since her order came.
MI Hacma conceived tho idea OF
making the hatchefs while Mrs. Ne.
ton was In Jail IN Topeka lie drew
the plan ~ a Ratchet and had IL
east In brass. with the wording on
it, Nations Joint smashsr" The
nrst enc WIS sent a. her IN jail. aud
she was greatly pleased and wired
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-18

RUTHERFORDTON. ". e. Sept.
ia special from Aorgantown says
that a woman. giving her name ~
Idle MasSsr. came 10 town with n
queer story. She says that if years
ago a man named Lane. who lives
on top OF the South mountains, IN
Burke county. came to her fathers
house and threatened her life. forced
her 10 his home. where she has lived
IN a condition of slavery ever since.
She says she has been made 70 DO
mans work on Lanes farm for "a
years, and that she was afraid 10
leave or make complaint, fearing
that she would be killed. Lane was
preparing to leave the country. and
she came here for a warrant, which
she secured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-18
Grand Army Resolutions

A Joint meeting - Stevens Pet
~ I, and James A sexton Post No
io3. q A. q. Mas held last night AZ
which resolutions wefe passed on the
Death = the late president Judge
Hoyt presided az the meeting The
resolutions Expressed soFfss AZ ths
tntoward death % the president and
tnur he'd upon his love - country and
home The assassin was also con
dsmnsa IN thE Hfosf expressive terms,
Several ap~ee hra were made BY vet
Grams present. The COMMITTEES form.
HfatinE the resolutions we're J ~
Wrestling. } 2. itlaeiarph and -.
man WOOD on behalf 81 Stevens Peat.
End p. 4 Hermann and = : Retry
fa behalf OF saxtnn poet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-18
The Oldest Visiting Card

The state archives Of Venice ara
eald 10 poaHsaa the Oldest visiting
card Of which there " any record,
Of course leaving aside the probable
use 81 such articles for some thou
sands Of years In China. Glacomo
Cpntariui professor Of the Univers
iiy Of Padua, sent the card In quea-
ton as curiosity 20 n Venetian
friend, sayinE that the German stu
dents who came 10 italy had the
elegant and laudable custom Of lehv-
inE such little cards, with their name
and place Of origin. Of the houses OF
friends when they called and found
them absent The card referred 10
bears coat Of arms with the motto,
Espoir me comfort" and beneath,
"Joannes Westerh0f Weatphnlus
fcribebat pathvr 4 Martil 1850"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-18
Travellers Railway Guide.
kofthsrn Pacific

Nassh Cast Lin.itsA fsafs t. 20 Pal %
q - Asdts fsasa A. ftHi g
Atfanftr EaHstts fzaHs fef - Fsai g.
- Antfs ffan = faai z a.
nafIinsfaa HFsfisnf tetra - - Louis.
harsss fiif. q n AfHfts
fhfss fraiat safh HaB tstHssn HsafAs tha
r.aatand tssfs tgel > ~ sd -
e ATfiu r -. - , o. ia sh
rsr.s~ oi.nris saa gpr, uanaf- Lave ,
~ Affifs rs
EsHss4s HHafH Hes fsssrs fsErsff HziEeayis
50 = kHifs inffEs sunfafiI tA 2 -.
.sssn trssa ssrh sas bssassn rssfAs 80
TsrHnaa HefFr ~ 80 ~ Ms NJ
tnR aNp 50 So = . 70
- - p Arftfs = IN a o.
. = -. - -. IN n. , - ana
50 %
rAfss isains asng - ussa SEATTLE 80 npo
ace LssFs IS % and n , n
Affass - 9 = "a >
Esnses -auss 80 Nsnfeafs. n Claws
s<tn Aulfs =
~ uahaa ks4ahamisa s@afa " ealisr Lave
- - - - Anifs u a =. 80
Esss.s tst4uth. Enaausiusis ttsts -
W. issters saaAsyi. Aff.w u - e ~ tttessi
aHssf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-18
GIRLS GONE
ON RECORD

CHICAGO. sept 1s--The servant
giTi has went Ga record. The work
ingw0msn'H Association Of America
has adopted series Of demands. and
an attempt VIII be made 20 enforce
them - once. They include;
"A teu-h0ur day. and az least half
day week OF good. clean and
comfortable sleeping quarters. 81 sNs-
TEN Of work that VIII give leisure.
no opposition 10 our meeting when
and where we please
II IVES decided 10 establish gem
efal hotel OF club house. where the
KirIs~San get cheap room and board
s hiir out of work. This IL % be- in
charge ~ r. woman hired b. the year
and paid by the union.
A. for ths mistress. u WAS propos-
ed 90 start employment bureaus
where efficient RiflH would be ~
waiting. such bureaus 30 be placed
In an parts u town az occasion DE
mauds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-18
viii 0rape Hall in Mourning

camp No. g.. Wuudmen u the
World. met last night and added It's
eaudolehelea o. the many already eNs
pressed Their resolutions express
profound sorrow az the president. =
Death. combined vith terms % all
haHranrs ~ the assassin II vas
further resolved Co put a drapsd poe-
trait - President Mckinley IN the
meeting hall for 80 DAYS ard attend
the memorial services Tomorrow. 4
T. Henson. " T.. Emery. Prank ".
Knapp. James q Oixsns and WIN
Nightingale signed ths resolution
ou behalf ~ the camp.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-18
BETTER DEPOT
Manufacturers Association Is All.
tatinq the Matter

la the absence of President elise
and Vice President smith OF the
chamber of commerce. the regular
meeting 81 that body this afternoon
VIII bo presided over by Iohu
Schram. \ committee viii br ap-
pointed this afternoon to draw 40
suitable resolutions touching nn the
death of President Mckinley, aud a
resolution viii be adopted hy tho
chamber requesting business houaea
or the city 70 close their doors to-
morrow,
The Merchants association IL asi-
tatlug a move To procure better de-
pot facilities Ia this city The cham.
her Of commerce has been asked by
the Merchants association 20 take
up the matter and some action may
Do taken ia this regard thia after
noon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-18
SHAM BATTLE

PARIS. Sept. Is The plans for the
military part % the czar reception
IN France indicate thst u win be the
most splendid show ~ its Kind ever
seen on the continent Of Europe
when. tomorrow THE cxar gees %
Witty. ? miles from Rheims. he VIII
see a great sham battle which viii
last for four hours. Thirty thousand
men will hold the line. with three
forts. and VII euasavor 20 defend
Rheims from an attacking force Of
10 90. which viii depioY from the
wood The cavalry viii lead the at
tack.
THE brunt o. the attack will be a.
rsctef on the middle fort. which. ar
ter 4 long eaunonade nd a long and
gallant Resistance. will fall
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-18
YOUTHFUL
GAMBLERS
Five Boys Taken in Custody
on That Charge

fatrolman Mayeu this morning
took into custody five youthful
hpodlanH and one man that he
caught gambling IN the old uuiyer-
atty grounds. George brown. While
i"aHs. a. Holman. Ben Stokes AMI
Joe FwrTtmsu ate the boys. all rs
years old. aud man named " D..
Glnffey waa arrested with them.
Several others in the crowd escaped.
Complaints have been made Of the
action Of the boys aud today the Of
ncer on the beat sWoopsd down pu
their outnt ~ the old uniFsfHty
grounds
A pack OF cards was cOufiseated
and all but $50 OF the boys taken in
60 custody No charge has yet been
placed against them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-18
Volunteer Association Resolves

The Washington Volunteers assoc
citation. composed ~ the soldiers
who fought Ia the tate var. met last
night and passed resolutions upou
The death pt the president and FOR,
mrr commander tn-chisf william
Mckinley. The resolutions express
Cd the deepest sorrow At his death
and hreathed out bitter terms ~
condemnation against the anarchist
murderer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-18
TOUCHING

CANTON. @. sept. iS.--The scent
:. -. ourtkauss Was the most
,s.ehlus og all. As the easkst Wa
A.lrx nfssa cut 81 the hearss. thou
ssnss q women began soeelns Ni2-
,..,lv Every member 81 troop A,
~ orssidsnt.s favorits. which had
5000 a. escort. vert bitterly. Il
vas With gres, difnculty, IN FAC.
,hAn any man in the vast throns as
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