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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-06
DAWSON FIRE.
Dolphin Brings Down News OF Re-
cent Conilagralion.

News Of another oounagration AT
Dawson was brought to Seattle last
night by tho steamer Dolphin from
sknRway. The fira occurred May
aud destroyed about $4,000 worth OF
property The buildings from Con
dnlfo's point To the conveyance OF
First and Second avenues. including
the Fairchild hotel, were all burned
Co the ground. A strong south wind
was blowing and the efforts Of tn
fremen Co cNtinguiHh the flames were
in many instances useless. The post
Office building repeatedly caught ON
nro. hut was each time saved by the
work OF the iiremen.
Seven grocery and clothing stores.
kllEurc'a stand. Fairchild'n hotel and
Gond0lfu'u store were entirely dea-
troycd.
The Dolphin brought down 90 paa-
aengoru. all Of whom we're from
Southeastern Alaska. Norman -.
Maenuley. leading business man 81
white Horse. and 4. G. Hawkins.
general manager Of tho White Pass
read. were among the passengers.
Several pouches of Dawson and
Nome mall were brought down. but
the mail from Nome iH ~ an earlier
date than that already received.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-06
'The shaugbraun

Chas. Erin Werner in "l'he shuuKh-
raun." star and play Bood.
The years cannot dim the brllllaneN
Of anuceieuultn wit IL Shines as
bright and ryfulgunt as ever. Tho
ShauEhrRun' has become a classic
Of Irish drama ia the 50 years that
have passed aimee Il was written,
It's popularity H. as great as ever.
and is drawing power NJ potcut.
The old play wac brought 60 the
Third Avenue by ChhH. Erin Werner
last night. and. a. usual. was au
immediate success, and this Ia spite
.uf an uneven performance,
Mr. Werner himself r. an actor or
rarc charm. lie han, moreover, n
profound knowledge OF his art. and
he plays with a sureneHa and dclt-
ness that l. wonderfully attractive.
lie Il probably as good an Irish eum-
edian as there Is on the American
stage today,
You should see the Moya ef Ida
Maloone. "Hhure, an she's tn col
leen' Miss Maloone A. "a smiling.
dimpled. lovcabls bit 81 feminity
aud she can act ono OF these days
the young woman viii make a name
and place Tor herself. She has great
ability. aud q most potent charm.
Mr., Werner and his company
should win favor hero.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-06
Theaters.

The Eva Eye" Spectacular ex-
travaganxa. clean. bright. amusing.
Splendid performance for children
The Evil Eye" which came 10 tbs
Seattle theater last night II too weIi
known here to need much comment.
The piece h merely a succession 81
specsaities, dances and songs eleveriy
put together and presented BY a
thoroughly adequate company.
The most Thoroughly attractive
feature Of the performance was the
dancing Of the phasey troupe. These
girls are young and 1.-THE and dance
with a aiuuous grace and abandon
which IL wholly charming. In the
first act there was. n dance IN wood
en- shoes which was full Of dash and
spirit. while IN the third an cleo
trieal Mayunis dance carried the
house by storm IL was unqueation-
ably one Of the most beautiful effects
ever shown here.
The story Of The Evil Eye" Il the
usual story. There q n buried treas
ure, and secret societies and Villains
and-oh. what's the USE They are
all alike and the only time one sees
anything q the plot Il between the
acts when one reads the program
Tho plot has really nothing at all TO
DO with the play.
The essential point II this. The
performance f. bright and amusing
and better than all else. clean. There
Is no speech which. by the widest
stretch OF Imagination. could bring
n blush TO the most modest cheek.
the costufning Is beautiful and med
est: the dancing Is enhancing and
modest: and the voices are decidedly
modest. every one who sings tries
most successfully 10 keep IL quiet.
The principal fun was furnished by
I f3orani and Elliott an exceptionally
clever pair Of contortionista. NayFns
Mayo pleased many. but after all T.
was the ensemble work which made
the deepest impression.
A word OF advice 20 little giria ana
little boys: Take your parents 20 see
The Evil Eye
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-06
State Of California Sails.

The steamship State OF California
Of the Pacific Coast fleet, started on
hor FIRST trip 90 the north last night
She took In all about 800 passengers,
uf whom $50 were from Seattle. This
Is probably the largest number Of
passengers carried to southeastern
Alaska this year by any vessel.
The State Of California viii take
the place Of the steamship Senator,
which viii be placed an the homo
run with the completion Of her pres
ont voyage.
a. G.. smith. n brewer Of HkngwnY.
II. q Hrimloy. cnnnery man 81
WruuRpi. and Mrs Charles Hruhn
ami her sister. Mrs. NJ. HrigEcf-
man, were among the passengers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-06

II would be such "a relief % and fault
once I'm "a while. Tier performance
of Vivian Darulio was almost fault
less.
Mr.. ierawley was enay and natural
in a small part As usual, j. Il,
Amory was Funny, aud Pearl Land
era charming. III. s. puineld's char
acteriEation Of Joe Alymcr ahono likn
a polished jewel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-06
SALE HAS BEEN EXTENDED.
Tbs Auction Sale at Mechanics,
Clothing Co. Mas Been Extended.

Great crowds filled tho store Of the
Mechanics Clothing 90. laat eat,fr-
day at all three sales, and hundreda
Of satisfied and lucky purchasers arc
the result.
II was evident, from the very start.
that the goods were 10 90 to the
highest bidder, and things were
moved along 70 briskly that many
unheard of values were secured.
A yz5 suit for ISIS: a So hat
for Joe, and hundreds Of others iust
as interesting bargains.
This II the most important auction
sale this paper has ever told OF. and
u viii tpay the readers 10 attend
both the $3.50 and 2.30 sale.
The sale Is NJ the Mechanlcs' Cloth
Ing Co.. 100 Occidental avenue. be-
tween Yesler way ana Washington
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-06
HARB0R BUSINESS
DURING APRIL
Captain Jensen Files His Report
for the Month.

Harbormastsr Jensen this after
noon filed his April report with the
city clerk During the month 81
ocean steamers and nine sailing yes
sells arrived. There were imported
1901 tons OF coastwise merchandise
valued at $4,000, and 1900 tons Of
foreign merchandise valued at 1900.
900. There were exported 1929 tons
OF merchandise valued at 81 .02i. 200.
also zz.272 tons OF coal, 2,2s5, 900 feet
OF lumber, sz3,00e shingles and 100
head Of cattle. The total value Of
exports from Seattle during the
month was t2,054.013.50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-06

In Improper Attire Is Now
a piyorcee.

WINsTED. Conn. May s.-In the
superior court here Arthur J. Barn
ard was granted a divorce from hts
wife. Grace B. Barnard, a pretty
young woman, who last summer. II
was alleged, went in bathing in
simonds' pond in seant attire with
the Rev. Mr.. Jacobs OF the cOlebrook
Baptist church. Barnard on tho
witness stand swOre that when ba
reproved his wife for her conduct.
she said: II Will do whatever 1 want
to-"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-06
HOTEL GOES
UP I'M SMOKE

EDAuSDs. Wash. MaY s-The
Hotel Central. AZ this place. was
totally destroyed yesterday BY nre.
The Games spread from an exploded
lamp. and rapidly ate their way
through the hotel 20 dwelling houses
adjoining. several ~ which we're ser
iousiy damaged. Edmunda la with
cut FIRE protection. The total prop
crty loss will not exceed t3UQa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-06
Y. N. C. A. NOTES.

W. 8. Allen. general secretary. ara
A. q. pouthitt. physical director 81
the Y. NJ. Z. A., Will attend the tub
lice convention 70 be held Ia Boston.
June II. This viii be the largest
gathering ever held - the 7. n. Z.
4 ., as & romme moratsH the fftieth
anniversary Of the equalization Il
that body IN the United States ard
Canada
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-06
COPS CLUB
GIRLS LEGS

PAssAIG. n. J.. May e.--Tha police
charged on the striking Etri cigar
makers who gathered around the
American cigar factory here. Tn
riria resented the rough treatment
hy the police. and the police dubbed
them. treating them with No more
consideration than n they had bnan
meu.
-Four 81 tho girls. leaders 10 The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-06
MAD WOMAN
RUNS AMUGK

STOCKHOLM, Sweden, May "a
mad woman. clad only Ia her under
clothing, ran anuck Ia the town of
Greuna. sweden. and STABBED five
persons. ON the streets. The WON
an had few minutes before, stab
bed the baroness Augusta Won Dua0n
and the baroness three nRhtefas
one of the Won DuHun girls iH dead
Of her wounds. The mad woman Waa
being introduced 10 an hospital by
the baroness. where she was - D.
treated for nervous disease. with
out warning she seized an operating
knife and started her murderoua
u.gVH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-06

elected August T0ellncr. captain
J. " Durham. first lieutenant. ana
Frank HrtHu. second lieutenant.
The nrw orRa uizHtiOn VIII be- under
the direction Of Fire Chief Cook Of
Seattle. aud VIII be supplied with
1000 feet Of hose aud hose and
ladder cart The residents have in
atrurtrd capt Toellner 10 eudeaYOr
60 secure three additional hYhrauta
for the place. which viii enable the
new department 20 reach any part
If the district.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-06

Rev. Jas. Thompson. ~ the Lane
street church. addressed about il1
men yesterday Afternoon at thu Y. II.
C. A. building. The singing. which
vas exceptionally fine. was led BY a
double quartet from the First Chris
tan church.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-06

strike. were dragged along the street
by the hair.
Most Of the girls were dubbed un
the calves 0f their logs. HhriehinR,
they fought the police as long as
they could, mud then painfully limp
cd away, -Four were arrested,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-06
Ixeursloa

To United states Dry pnrk snd An.
drfaHn Fpfinsf Ht Charleston tafnofrass
sunday. 81 80 4 a. aud : q. m J.. on
nrH. fast steamer Afhluu. from taiums
blh Street HnFk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-06
AN INTERPLAY
FIRE BRIGADE

A volunteer IRE brigade has been
organized 81 INTERPLAY BY the prop
erty holders and young men 81 that
district The following officers were
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-06
TO CHURCH IN DEC0LLETE.

LONDON May here last night
Nv
uay the incumbent services
profess that dinner engagements prevent their
% church evenings
dceolete with thoaer wraps II b
possible that The innovation become fashionable.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-06

MONTREAL, May s.-Mrs. James
BRUNEI and farmer and his wife
persisted In fire which DESTROYED
Brunners hotel, in the suburbs Of
Montreal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-06

Tapestries. crrpra. Hlik and EN-
hossed stripes. Novelties IN the
wall paper lire. Star Paint Co. cor
ner Third and Pike.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-06
HYDROPHOBIA

CHICAGO. May e=Allrn g. Ian.
don. a boy. died a. the home of HE
parents In this city ~ hydrephohia.
several weeks ago the lad was hit
ten by hts pct dog.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-06

The searchueht ~ No. ls8ts second
avenue. begins The week with new
moving picture views.
RAYARp WELLER.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-06
KNOW HOW
TO BUY
AND WHERE

The Hsrtcil Drug Co.'S principle
~ buying evolves some very telling
economies ia drugs and nundrica.
Judged BY the general ahkinga,
prices are one-fourth iefa-here.
Hllbcrtn Violet Cream, regular
1sc .. .. 81. g. 3, .........s....s..l3c
Or Lyons Tooth Powder. reEu-
Jar GaC .. re- 81 .s 3. ffsss s#4ss...s .Ic
Packers Tar Soap. ZHr kind .....l5c
liay Rum. good quality. 10 pint
NnAtlfn - - &C. .sss-a.s.. .#- 90 e. zaii
witch Hazel double DISTILLED.
Va pint bottles - 3. PC
Giycafiue. Coz bottles ........... &c
4 pleasure a. Show you our goods.
whether you buy or not
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-06

Take a Remington 20 Nome with
you. y. G. Niles. general dealers. ios
Cherry street.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-06

Let MS estimate on your deeafat-
inG You viii ma US thoroughly
up. to-dntr. Star Paint Co, corner
mind md PIC.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-06

Lake Washington flyer. str Cy-
rene. between Madison q Leachi
parks every % minutes from Is y ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-06

Go to Spinning for bicycle repairs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-06

The
the al
large
store
way, v |
ter cor
er all
be ask |
The
nance
an att
and as
be PAL
Include |
The
Streets
city W
nnnent.
Woolen|
m COM
ply.
A bi |
money
south |
Five
priated |
The
black 4 |
Consent '
Is secur'
OF 500 '
The |
soneernI
ings Wal
The M
hllarshal|
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-10
SAILING
FOR NOME
The Portland and Manaunse
Nday- Elihu Thomson
Tomorrow

....sant ol he early closing of
-, Neme season. most IT the Hsord-
~ n,ats VII make but one more
~. ,here this year. the Portland
~ ,f.,aunse sall ON their last trip
todAy, t..,... tt,ts q essfnaar.
e. raS iaa tons " frc s ~. tife MOST
s ~ item % which Is CON
l,is.'.,snt q 80 TONS 90 setefnair nt
s.s. .'..s f,r ire forts az NtHln ana the
$50 yekan. The steamer hes
ie',N' ,.ss.snxsrs. one aslnE Lieut.
~ A.. Who viii re1otn bits
Mas 4 Nome. Miss Burke. proc
tes ,- n the Fifth avenue hotel at
ess.r Viii also make the uip ON
~ ,siee rhomson viii clear to-
frern Tacoma, She carries
- ,.,sseseers. but ia5a tons 81
-hf ne largest cargo ever placed
- 49, E-s tons la government
sl.,--,s~t rsaAe hy the Pacific cold
$50 q. on the return ~ the
.s..,,s.,r ~ Seattle she VIII b. pat
I. ~ Wales route and VII prob
sbly h. Kept cn that run during the
~es Narausnse has finished her
..rsirS al Moran f,ros. and VII
eiear sometime tonight SIC tas.N
carga q St MichHel Ter Ma Alll-
Ian. Hamilton 4 co. - Vancouver,
~. xeaas are attended feF upper
rfser paslats. hat t Is questionable
wssthsr thsy vii reach their destin-
a,,on this winter The river - al
maj entirely closed % navikation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-10
HEALTH OF
This CITY
City Physician Submits His
Report for August

The report ~ Health officer Car
rolf for August shows that HE total
number If deaths HsH g. as males
and ~ females The death rate tHH
$50 per iHH1 There Hefa ~ blftuh.
l3 males and %, females
~ carroll made IL calls ON pa
tlcuta aud i5t patients called 90 his
offife.
The matter iu regard 70 fish being
dumped in the bay uaH taken up al
iaHt nights meeting II the board of
health II was determined 90 keep
u close watch Tor an offeuderH Al
the boards suggestion two special
policemen have been detailed 90 pa
troll the water front and hrrrnt all
persons caught throwing fIHh into
fhs ba#.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-10
GlPSIES MOVE
FROM RAVENNA
Deputy Sheriff williams Waited Un.
I'll They Packed Up

Fhe Eypsisa who have made fhslf
temporary home ~ several different
suburban places Tor ths past thFHe
weeks have been onee more asked 70
move on, Deputy sheriff Williams
located the wanderers near Raennna
PARK yesterday ana. Kuina 80 The
ramF. asked their - leave the city.
Tie remained with them until thege
belongings were al packed ~ Thy
have been moved several tines. nfat
ta point on Madison street. thence
% south Seattle. thence 90 the Den
NJ Fuhrman addition Now the
have isft The city IRE ptdira and
county uficerH have several flnies
been asked By residents - the aifg
IN move The HYnstsa uut 81 there
ret hhnrhuud
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-10
SNIVElY AS A
STATE SENATOR
Those Who Ought 10 Know Say Ne
Will Run From Yakima

Henry Sulyeiy. ~ North Yakl-
ma known throughout the state -
a Democratic politician "a now In
Seattle m leEAl business Mr. snivsa
D. Is accused ~ wanting e. run Tor
state senator In Yakima county next
year his enemies have siattrFed
themselves several times that hr waa
annthiiated politically. bat he refuses
% stay dead,
BE Was for a ionr time Gov Hog-
crs' chief hacker but IL has tsren as
serted and widely believed that the
governor has dropped him NJ
SnlveiYs friends deny this and Il il
we'll - mofe that the governor re-
Gently spent several taYN with suive.
~ IN North Yakima.
II IL. SniVviy runs fnF senator. Il
10 said. a lively ittne may he looked
FOR IN his district
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-10
BURGLAR
SKIPPED
Mrs. Brooks tainted and the
Intruder Left

\ telephone meHaagu sent to police
headquarters last evening announced
the startling fact that a burglar had
hefn caught al the residence IF Mra
hrauka at isod Sixth avenue. An
officer WAS wanted az once Two
detectives Wefe sent Immediately.
hut when theY arrived the Intruder
had left in fact he newer had been
captured
shortly after dusk Mrs fhuuka
encountered a man tu the halfway
and was 30 frightened that size
tainted The uurHiar. lf De- were oue.
beat "a hHsty retreat when the de-
teetiNra arrived at thc huuse Mra
3rouks Was 50 excited that little
could be learned ~ the affair 1t 81
not thought hnythmg ~ value Was
STOLEN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-10
Slated for Mayor

The political Euaafra are nEasfd
mere 81 lees. boz seleetua e democrat
ir candidate Tor mHKuf Ca no fNtHd
al the uieatiou next March james
Hamilton Lewis. j ". elHslwin. judge
William H. Moore and , ~ nouHHf
have all hatn euuaIdeHeH ard now tbs
name 81 William tlFatt has been addz
ed tu the list
Mr. piEoft Be- "a WHmHer ef tho nrm
ct ~ 10 Nonua 81 tta tie b. not ida##
tilted With arN az the faetional Nights
of tha raru. though be haa aIuata
treH a consistent democrat It's -
been consistent democrat HH
friends fhiak De- would - ga ayauah#a
man unuu whom tn unite ail pniltieal
elements opposed Co the republicans
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-10
FELL FROM CAR

John J klnuunc foll from the steps
or cedar street can at the curN b
Ht Pioneer place yesterday evening
uu.l WAS stunned bY the fall kIn.
name hal called Tor the ear to alton
and seems o. have attempted 60 drup
uif lust aa tie car turned the curve.
tie was thrown heavily on tho brick
pavement and was picked up iuaen
ublr
ne Was carried 90 Qulfksa drug
store. where De- soon recovered con.
reiousueHs. Ills injury proved to h..
"a severe scalp wound and after a.
WAC dressed h. was taken In 8 hack
tu hts home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-10
For Driving on Sidewalk

naiiiT Wlnehrss ~ The police court
arrested carl t.iuahiaEa last night ~
a warrant charNing htm win ariNfnx
a team Hu the Sidewalk f1ndnloni -
q driver 81 the star Nifun.ry company.
rarner fwwntv~thirf avenue and lack.
snn street. and 10 accused ~ =. ~ A.t-
coeS. ths sidewalk Inspector.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-10

iati before night
Annie Is an Ola timer about police
Headquarters thr greater part ~ her
time during the last few years being
spent in SAIL No is seldom that her
freedom exceeds q Week. Tho last
time arrested she had broken her
arm The woman MIS- sent GO the
county hospital and there proved ia
he hard patient 20 handle. As
the doctors would pat aplluts on her
broken arm she would remove them
When arrested by ofucer Freeman
last uiabt Annie was intoxicated aud
was uakius things lively ON Wash
inEtan afrrrt. Judge George this
morning gave her so DAYS iu the city
faH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-10
DIDN'T MATCH HIS
OTHER CLOTHING
a. W. Miller Will Have TO Explain
Where No Got His Fine Coat

A " Miller was arrested by bette
iIfeH H}fnsH AND Kennedy thls morn
ins GA Suspicion. IL had u urw over
coat under bic arm ana would not aIVs
Hu account uf where ha obtained IL
A. II dii not ~ him and was 1T go
much nHof material than tho rect uf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-10
Mrs. Erickson Very III

AfH Martha A. Erickson aaHEhtef
1T tHcFr ~. " Uaff uf ESQ ttkaI o..
iEer Department Hes dauFtruusfk IHl af
IRE Residence ef hFf father earnet ~
htihoufRe street HHH WHiunEtafa 49,
nue.
AtrH krirksHn VHa tnEnn iu HH b r
homie ir san HeHHaffiHa. Taf. 5 faae
laett ~ as" sHa aHfttrt la Seattle ~
the last trip ~ =he matIIa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-10
STARTLING
PROPAGATION

Nv Tong. a Chlnauan who SAYS ~
VS. born IN this country. bat went
70 china to secure an saacaunn,
was placed in the city Jail for safe
ke~ping By Federal officer W /.
Clark. this morning. There az ssF-
erni hundred Chinese buFs Who
calm q have BEEN born IN Seattle
rrior to $50. while records slnw only
three Or four families q eeleHfials
resided here az that tire.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-10
POLICE NOTES.

" J. Morris Waa arrested ~ O..
nrer mcclure last evening aH dir
orderly person
George ttGf WAS arrested VeHffrs
dar hr Special officer Bcyan as a
dtHofdsrly person.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-10
STRIKERS
By Determined Effort
Keep Men Out

MrKEEapOHT Pa Sept 70 The
determined stand M the strikers on
Monday convinced those who wished
10 go ~ work that any attempt TO 10
80 would be futile. No one tried 70
go into the plant NJ the National
Tube ca. fhfa morning. Several
thousand strikers are on guard
There ~ no disorder.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-10
The Lady Of the Lake

The Lady ~ tho Lake. owned by
". n 2affuer a Co. has been pat on
the Port Washington route. tempur.
HrilN ia carry mail iu place OF the
burned Mary pcury.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-10
ANNIE ROONEY
TROUBlES0M E
Came From Hossltal Yesterday
and Today Gets 30 DAYS

Annie Rooney lsft the county hos
pltai yesterday morning. where she
has been fnF the past moath apffer-
fnE with a broken arm she came AZ
once 10 Seattle and started on a
spree that landed her In the city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-10
Change on Bremerton Run

\ change has been made IN the
schedule 90 haa4s on thr ufsmeffan
route The Inland Fissr viii - dn
the ruu and the Athiou make four
round trips dailI ln place ~ the aIx
made by The Two huafa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-10
LACROSSE
sanaimo and Seattle Scheduled Tor
Game Sept. 18th

on the afternoon - SEPT IS A. Mat.
ieuu park. the local larruHH. twelve
wfA meet the Nanaimin. ~ g. etah
The latter team - on an extended fnsff
8f the enast and British Nnlumhfa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-10
Ruth Can't Keep Straish,

Ruth oWrns Nha has spent tas
araatrr part e the last hires NaaFa -
nze rifY san Waa agate arrested last
aiEht ~ 0ulnaF HumrH Hne wHa SER
tefseet fa y days ~ tusiEe Osssfss far
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A. the Seattle. Edward whifaon.
attorney. North Yakima. Ferris Harts
MAN Ample Myers ana other rner1 berg
TIroI opera Co. Nsstal Snyder. NOrsn
f.ma. - kes-esM
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Excursion 10 Everett Races and Fair.
Sept. 10, N. u ard ID

Vast steamers city Of Everett ana
bf'yhnund viii leave Gotham dock
o. ~ - e. m.. o. m. 5 T.. m Tel
Red a3i 90.
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Who Struck CooIey7

joe MeiHeruey viii ha tried before
Justice Cam thi@ afternoon on tla
rHnrEv IT assault and battery prpfof.
fcd against him uN leurre 81 taHlru.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-10

james Murphy Was ARRESTED by
0frcer Ia Count last evening a. o
faKrnut e
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h bic clothing tho officers became cue.