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Evening star., 1901-05-23

CARPET Cleaning. Stumph Bedding Co. TAX
Advertisement
Evening star., 1901-05-23
Wherever You Go This Summer Take
cold BraddOckn MARYLAND Rxc.

It's a wise precaution to keep little good
whiskey for medicinal uses handy. At
grocers cafes clubs. Jas. Clark Distiltng
Co. d. p. Mccarthy, mgr, 610 Pa. ave. 1t
Evening star., 1901-05-23
CITY ITEMS.

If They're Havenner's You Nav Re
Sure They're Fine.
Only necessary to say that "Favenner's 9
Waferettes' are baked in Washington's
palace bakery to let you know how good
they are. At grocers' in &c. packages 1t
Evening star., 1901-05-23
NewsbOy Hurt.

Carpet Cleaning Stumph Bedding Co, 7&K.
advertisement.
Evening star., 1901-05-23

Slip Covers. Stumph Bedding Co., 7th & K.
advertisement.
Evening star., 1901-05-23

visit the unique Boars Head in the base
ment of the Raleigh. A refined place for
ladies and gentlemen.-Adyt
Evening star., 1901-05-23

The Caserly Plumbing Is Peerless.
therefore most economical. 5Oi-6 10th
Advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-09
IN THE COURTS.

This morning the regular satur-
dny motions were heard IN
the superior court
This morning the following pris-
lnuFn we're sentenced bY Judge Grit
m George Hadlock. found guilty OF
grand larceny. sentenced 20 three
years in the state psnitentiary. Had
lock stole a check for S3stS,
Robert Taylor. colored. pleaded
guilty tn the charge Of burglary and
vas given 8 years ia Walia WAlla.
Taylor entered the san Francisco
steam Cleaning and Dye Works on
Monday night last, lie was cap
lurrd By Detective sam Corbctt and
patrulmRn Hun. wearing clothes
that he haa stolen, and ne immedi-
ttely confessed.
Henry Porterneid changed his plea
from not guilty of grand larceny "a
me 81 guilty Of petit larceny Ito
was sentenced 20 - days In the
county Jail.
Rose Zetiler. well known 20 the
police officials. was found guilty 81
aetis larceny BY a jury. AIRS. Zet-
er stole a SO gold piece from an
lthsf woman some weeks ago
Judge Griffin imposed fine 81 90
and costs.
Allen NJ. Rohinet,e was given un-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-09
MARINE NEWS.

The Alaska Steamship Cos steam.
er Farailon wiii sail FOR Lynn cana
points az o'clock tonight. she VII
carry about 8 passengers and a fuii
cargo q freight she il now A.
aehwahaeher dock taking on hsa
cargo % general merchandise.
The l.. s army transport Kintuek
arrived this morning from Tacoma
and - loading general commis8art
supplies AT the White star dock.
The collier Iyeelanaw. Of the Pacific
Coast Co.. - now az the bunker
loading coal for san Francisco. Sir
viii sail tonight.
The steamer Fafrhhveu last nigh
broke her crank-pin as she started
on her run 70 La Conner. and was
obliged 20 tie up again She viii
only lose hsr trip today and VII b.
on her regular run fcfunrruw.
uodweli a Cos steamer Ruth Is
nov al the coal buukers She vii
sail for skagway and Lynn canal
points early next week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-09
A BLOCK is
electrified

BALTIMORE. March o.-Loaae
elsotricity has charged an entire bus
ines= block % houses here. Mrs.
susan Maddox first reported 20 the
police that her house was charged.
Mrs MADDOX found that whenever
she toschsd gilded chair. metal
ornament. a chandelier Or door
knob, she received an electric shock.
The houses all along the east side
Of the block are affected. Ex-Jus-
tics Grammar " one OF the victims
Of the denomination. In Grammar =
parior every picture or other object
that has any gliding or metal about
IL, is in n state 81 electrical activity.
The large frame on an easel u snap
ping IRE in a very vicious way, and
A. Che slightest touch will give a
shock. A Htatuette splits fire and
VIXEN n son Of the household kissed
his mother this morning, both got a
shock. In ex-Justice Grsnnau'e
household the electricity has been
manifsHting itself about three days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-09
UNCLE SAM DOESN'T
LIKE kSIATIC OUTLOOK
He Tells His Ministers to Notify Grabbing
Powers of His Emphatic DisapprOvaI.

deratanding directed against Russia
r. declared 10 be erroneous. The
United States will, as from the FRS,
act Independently Of AL other pow
era. II Is limited here that Russia
isu't the only nation which has sur
reptitiouaiY attempted % procure ter
ritory ia China since July. and the
inference f. that EuRland'e skirts are
not entirely clear.
At the Russian embassy Count
Caanini dlsavOws the charge that
his country haa designs against
Manchuria. or that troops VIII re-
main IN that province. The state de-
partmeut, however, admits that
present conditions are serious.
WASH NOTION. y. g., March D.
Russia's apparent encroachmenta In
Manchurla are regarded unfaVOrably
by the American government, which
Is opposed 10 dealing with any nation
separatsIy which the Joint peace ne
gotiations are In progress. n n de-
MED that the United States hse a
secret understanding with any ma.
ton. "a has simply gent notes TO all
me powers 10 define 80 attitude.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-09
the SENATE
ADJOURNED
Last Batch of Nomination $
Are Confirmed.

WASHINGTON. p. c.. March o..
The extraordinary session % the sen
ate today adjourned until the first
Monday IN December. The presis
dent sent in the following nomina.
tlons. which were confirmed: Mem.
hers OF Spanish claims commission.
WIN. r. Chandler. Of New Hamp.
shire; Garrit J. ptekema. OF Mich
ixan: Jones Perry Wood. % Ohio
Vim. n Maury. District % Colum
hla. VIM. l.. Chambers. Of Alabama.
20 be assistant attorney general IS
the United States WIN. r Fuller. If
Iowa.
senAtor-elect Mitchell. OF Oregon.
was sworn In and then Hoar ami
cockreti were appointed q eommittse
70 wait on the president and inform
him that the senate u ready % ad-
tourn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-09
SYRACUSE:
TORNADO

FNRACuEE, ~. r.. March "a
furious wind apfnnE up about pm.
yesterday aud lasted hair ara hour.
Trees Were blown down ln many
parts OF ghe city and roofs were torn
on
John Murphy. "a foreman les the
public works department. wee BE-
headed BY a hlNh cattle window ~
Putnam school. which. with ltH
frame was blown out and fell 20 tho
sidewalk
ON University heights the wind
hlsW with It's greatest severity. Per-
sons who wefe out uf DOORS were
lifted bodily from their feet and
hurled across the streets and into
fences A company 81 young NO
men students was just leaving ore
% the college buildings when the
gale struck them ami they were
rolled down the hiii 70 the edge 81
the campus ia an iudiscrim e.
heap. from which They were rescued
with tern garments.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-09

WASHINGTON, u. G. March g.
Mississippi lost a Patrick Henry at
the close Of the session ending March
4, and gained another inatantcr.
By thus furnishing relays OF able
Patrick Henrys, the state, while Sc
curing tlptop service, Is keeping on
the roll OF statesmen the name Of
the great revolutionary orator who
would be content with nothing short
Of liberty or death,
Patrick Henry, Of brandon, who
represented the seventh Misaiaaippi
district nt the last congress. Ia slend-
er ana over Fix feet high. His heavy
shock Of hair and HIS mustRche are
gray, his dark eyes have a kindly
look, and he has the genial manner
characteristic OF 50 many Southern
ers.
He was born In 1919, and served
az n confederate through the civil
war, rising 20 the rank ~ major.
Henry was member Of the state
I-ssi.Ia ts.sa and af - saasiitnu anal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-09
! II Is ALL
A SHANE
Horeseekers Are Pouring in,
Aany With Large fami-
lies and Penniless.

H1nssseksrs BY the thousands are
stllI eosnsng % the Northwest from
oil parts q the Middle West. Men
sfs rar2dlng the streets Of Chicago
cad ether EastsEn cities vita signs
hs4rsrs Inscriptions that convey 20
N public the idea that thousands
a nan are needed in Seattle ard VIC
inity for all sorts Of work. The low
1ie< sta Alishsd by the railroads ara
9 great inaucsrnent 90 the people TO
have their home and seak a for
tine Ia the West. some sacrifice
litile holdings IN order 70 purchase
traaspcrratiou for their families
sad On arriving have scarcely any
Eoney Taft
s~ztfie Is all right" said a prom
inenk business man this morning.
+snd % IL Washington. but the
streets do not fow with milk and
honeT. nor IL there an honest wing
here without WORK. The absard
ftsas that are entertained By some
~ the h0Enssssksrs who are Seeking
into Washingfon regarding the pos
sibilsfies Of Esttias q fortune In =
short time are almost increduious.
They seem 70 think that any guam
tsy of valuabls land - easily ac-
CURED. free q cost, within q short
Gislarea Of Seattle"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-09
No Place 10 co

They knew 90 no place to So where
they would receive a welcome. aud
had no means u go 10 a respect.
able hotel. After wandering about
the streets for several hours they I'm.
ailg drifted back 10 their starting
piacr-the dcpot-ttrcd, ueiected and
pictures 81 despair. Here at last
they could rrst. on the hard benches
in the waiting rooms. Huddled to
gether On a corner t. keep warm, this
h0mesick and unhappy family pass
ed the night.
This u only one example % many
similar occurrences on the arrival
Of these homoaeekers. Some % the
immigrants know Just what Is re-
dulrcd and come - this country pre-
pared 20 Jump az any work and aft
unencumhereA with large families
A great number. however. hre com
ing West in a blind search Tor for.
tune without friends money nor ex=
parience. OF this latter class there
vii undoubtedly 10 "A great many
that viii finally end up as charges Of
the public
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-09
PATRICK HENRY.
Who Stepped In.

convention before coming 10 wash.
ingtou. lie has Just completed hii
second term In congress.
Patrick Henry, Who made his de.
but at the present session, Is q
nephew of the congressman HC
lived al VlckshurR. I'm the third
Mississippi district. lie Is about 3
years OF age, was district attorney
for several terms, served In the sta e
senate aud as judge Of the circuit
court lie succeeded Gen. T. =,
Catehinga, formerly chairman OF the
river and harbor committee, and
one Of the most noted Democrats In
congress.
Patrick Henry, of Revolutionary
fame, was a VirRinian. The ances-
tors OF the Mississippi Henrys came
from Virginia. IL has always been
accepted as fact in their family
that they came from the same stock
RA the great colonial patriot An In
veAtigation Of the records is being
mads- IA iAiarnalaa tia naattaE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-09
DIVORCED FROM
0RRIN W. JACKSON

Mrs Marie "a Jackson, daughter
ut capt J. J. Healey formerly pres
ideut ~ the North American Trans
uartation a Trading Co. II this city.
and wealthy miner 81 Montana,
WAH this morning granted divorce
from prrin W Jackson ou the ground
IF uon-aupport Mrs. Jackson, with
her attorney. James Hamilton Lew
+. appeared before udEe Grimm
shortly before noon today. and pres
euted testimony constituting cause
for the divorce on tho above named
grounds. Mra. Jackson stated that
her husband had not contributed -
her support fur the past year. but
On the contrary that she aided him
an numerous oecuhiunn. Mr. jack
son Dr. uaW in Dawson Alaska.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-09
QUESTION
OF CASH
Makes Trouble Between
the Two Houses at
Olympia.

uvurIA, March a.-The house
..rate we're unable 10 agree on
.rpropriation biil. and a confer
-. eenmlttse was appointed. Z,
wrgstls With the question on
~s.y From now until the close ol
sssslon. the governor holds the
- hand and VIII see % tt that
snstitptiaus are cared Tor trst
ssetionai Institutions have had
- avn way during the session,
y. AZ have 70 stand rom under
=. senate passed the BIN exempt
Is. f-e.n taxation steamships roEis-
- frcm customs houses IN this
49, ne measure Was supported
n ~ sh,pplnE men 81 Seattle and
racema. 81. -, 49,,
~ a. ofiice ef state quarantine ON
81
.ss vMpfA. March Sin the house
..srsr.sav Afternoon the R0seuhaupl
r.<swurs freight ball was defeated
Z xate % 3 70 IS.
- committee On claims recon
r<uss 81 80 70 y, n. GoHs, In con-
ssssiaa With the old capitol.
i The senate the Raircs bill O.
,ekghli slot machines. vas referred
4 - committee on public morals.
a. FOR tunketsnx committees,
.-,santinx % noro than fi.oo4 were
srAsred paid.
r. st 10 regulate beneficiary ord
sr xaz passed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-09

WARRINGTON, ID. g. March o.
Ine worldwide Jealousy Of one ma
Won against another seems 70 have
sfeppea out In the negotiations az
fekin. While the state department
BELIEVES that the Lsndon dispatches
y mis- morning are much overdraWnf
has had information for months
uist certain powers were trying 20
maze side deals with China on thS
.AdAmnlty question. Accordingly ~
s~hs a note u Instruction 10 our rep
Is<tntatiVes n China and Europe
eeilns attention 10 the position TAX
"A ~ Washington last fall, that the
United statea would not enter into
s9fh Kchsnes. and disappr0ved them
IN 1s part Of others. Until within
lev days these seif seeking nations
APPARENTLY had no show Of success.
nlt recent adVioss 10 the state de-
Pai'nenf Indicate that their quest
.'da been renewed and for this rsas-
" y thought beet 10 reitsfats in
tleflons 20 ambassadors and the
,grslgn Offices 0f the various powers
s,vncsrhed Tho claim made In a
.ll'd9n dispatch that Washington Ia
Asss<aaAha xtkh london for an un-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-09
the PLAGUE
q IN FRISCO

SAN FRANctsco. Cal. March a
Though not made public yet there
l. little doubt that the federal com
mittf. on iuFenttga tinn VIII report
the existence az hubouic plague In
san Francisco. n r. known that the
enmmlnaIau found nine cases Ia
Chinatown while here. and recon-
rasuded the utmoat vigilance on the
part o. local ofieialH Merchants *
pet severe quarantine regulation
will probably result. also complete
renovation. II not the destruction n
a gartiau - Chinatown.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-09
The Wilma Case

II bennett Woodson alias 4. II
Wilma. alias Myrcn West this
morning pleaded not guilty 10 the
charge Of gaining money under
false preteusea II iH stated that
Woodsou represented himself AZ the
agent for MuussY's company. and
for a time did good business In thlH
city Va collecting subscriptions for
that magazine Woodaon'a rvputa-
ton 10 ciauded by similar ofrcnHea.
The state has on the way To this city
= representative If the Munaey %.
woodHon had no sooner left the
court room and placed Ia the Grim.
inal tank when his wife. who is one
Of the Wilma Sisters. performing AZ
the variety theatera. appeared for a
divorce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-09

almost every observer was sewn yes
terday when man and wife with
four small children came on the
Ncrthcrn Pacific hemUaaekcf' train
whleh arrived az asSo 3, m. As SOON
a. they daharkcd. u was seen that
the family was not able. financially
noe otherwise, 10 cope with the Diff
eulttss that always thwart new
conner As they walked from tho de
pct ~ Ftrst avenue. Il was pitiful
20 see err look 81 despair that coy
here, almost no money. and knew
nathing II the ways of city. They
wandered aimlessly down First ave
nue, the father carrying one small
child. together with "a roll Of blank
cts ana heavy haE. the mother car
rying two Valises. and with three
small children cliuging 20 her skirts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-09
To BURN
AT STAKE
Mob Prepares for the
incarceration OF a
Negro.

BALTIMORE. March o-Preparn-
lions tn burn al the stake Wylle
kirk. the isaysnTs old raYlrher NJ
Mrs. barbara Green. wife 81 the
North Point lighthouse Keeper. are
quietly being made by the citizens nt
kparrowH point Two barrels Of tom-
bustiblea we're collected last night
and the mob Is only waiting for tho
negro to he brought from baltimore
20 be- finally tdentincd ~ the victim.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-09

To-day was ladies day at the ~.
usrior court house. The following
are a number - divorces granted b.
Judges Griffin aud Emory Edna
Woodson from ~ BENNETT Woodson.
NJ. NJ. buchanan from John NJ Has
ehanan Rosa Dunn from Joseph
Dunn George y. Smith from Olive
= smith, Emma n. Aiken from ".
Aiken. Emma V. AuhH from WIN
Muhs Emma a. LouKhary from
David ". foushArY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-09

CHICAGO. Mareh s-ilWa hundred
soldiers af the Firth infantry STA.
tIened tt Fort Sheridan Wsre on
leave LAST night and created panic
in the little town Of HiKhHHod, which
ndiuinH the fort. Numerous dEhts
resulted. and number Of saloons
naae look ha III carrie Nation hal
been 500 the vicinity. The Huihnfl-
tee ~ the town we're unable 20 cope
with the iaWierH soldiers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-09
CITY HALL.

The bond Of Hoi; 4 Mcguire. In the
sum Of $3.50. for the Improvement ~
Fourth avenue north from Denny
way q Harrison street. ~ Sidewalk
lns and rufbluE. has been lied AMI
approved ~ the city officials
The bond Of s. Enfuiis In the sum
~ fi.as1 ~, for the Improvement ~
Yakima aysnu~ and Yakima place.
from Dearborn street n fiartsHa al
dition. has been nled and approved
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-09
FIRST HALIBUT
BOAT ARRIVES

~. asAlux xchcner Norman
funssAy arrived this morning from
txrs Flatsery Wtth a large catch OF
1xi.hat. This T. the first boat 60
br,rx down a catch OF halfcut this
var. The cargo ~ being unloadsd
A Asnsworth 4 Dunnss dock. Capt.
psrs-ls said that the catch. which
rac<zzssd o. fT.eoo pounds uf hAiibut.
~ earrht IN two days. ~ miles on
cxre Flastery on the south bank.
m haaf has been away about ave
nssxz. but the weather Was TOO
suaxh b venture outside. The fsh-
s,x haass Myrtle. Ella q. Pilot ard
rs-restrr are outside now. but the
rpsi a the feet are -tiii In haroor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-09
CASE OF
SMASHERS

WICHITA. Kas. March g-Mrs
Nations case went 20 the jury this
afternoon. aud an early verdict u
anticipated, Judge Dale. IN his ir-
slider saloon. property tho Same an
any other. and N the defendant
smashed Tavior.H Joint. they should
30 found guilty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-09

LONDON. March a-Thr Daily
Maifs Kobe correspondent cuhiea
There f. much activity iu JHuHueHe
naval. military and political circles
regarding Russia action in Manch.
uria. ~ II repurted that e1 Rus
Sian marines. with 10 guns, have
landed al Maasanpn, Korea"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-09

sonne % the hoTnsseekevs who ar
rived last week had large families %
small children. and had barrel =
enough money to purchase a meal
They seem 10 think that money can
b Easily earned within a few hours
Ct The time when they reach Seattle.
A pathetic sight which appealed "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-09
HANGED
To TREE
White Brute Lynched
by a Mob in North
Carolina.

RALEIGH, n. G.. March "A mob
~ 80 persons smashed the doors OF
the jail and secured James Martin
date, white, the raVishcr Of Mrs
Brown. young woman. and hanged
him Co a tree. Kidding his body With
bullets.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-09
NE GETS A
FAT PLACE

MANILA. March "a. Frank 4.
Hraunigau hns been appointed treas
ursr 81 the Philippines ar $1,000 per
year lie vua ulaburulnE officer u
the American commission
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-09
sherin sale.

To-day the ieaaehold interest u
Ida NJ. Cort ga that part of the
Grand opera house formerly known
As Cort'H Palm Garden. Waz sold b.
the sheriff 60 the stctaonspoat Mil
co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-09
Not Vet Sighted.

NEW YORK. March s-The white
star liner Germans. due Thursday,
has not yet been sighted Heavy
weathsr u repaFtANl. NO alarm is
felt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-09

al next Saturday TO enter his plea
Ia tho charge Of kidnapping preferred
against him by clara Coihorn. ltob-
inette Ia accused Of kidnapping Willie
kavanaugh, the minor son OF Mrs.
Clara Colhorn by a former husband
II II said that the defendant says
he liz the father Of the child.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-09

wAsHISGToN. =. c.. March -
The contract for building the battle
shin Nebraska ~ Seattle VAS Sign
ID ~ the navy department ycHtef=
day BY II FayHou Tor the Moran
bros Go.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-09

Frank Schiller has commenced an
action against the city IL recover
damages IN the sum 81 sic 500 for IN
iurics aiiesed 20 be IA consequence
of negligence on the part Of the city.
The plaintin was caused - fall on
the northeast corner OF Main street
and Occidental avenue on December
10 last. on account OF the alleged
defective condition OF the walk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-09
MONEY IS MADE ON 81
GAS AT RICHMOND, VA.
An Official Report Which Shows the Complete
FaIsib Of the HiII-BIethen Statements
That Municipal Plants Do Not Pay.

The presents
ending December
ehuoud
PLANTS
a a
diEious
and
city
benefit
q public
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-09

Frank Mcintosh. found guilty Of
an unmeutionsble crime vas SEN
fenced by Judge Emory 10 10 years
hard labor Ia the state penltentiafy.
Mcintosh viii probably be granted
a new trial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-09
LATE NEWS.

DOVER. Del.. March s.-The Della
wars Legislature adjourned yerisr-
day without eleetlng a senator FOR
aithsr the long or snort terms. Ths
nnal vote was Kenny Cd. "a. Al
dieks az. rs. Dupont tR.l. Is. Hig-
gins ulJ. 6. An exciting scene fol.
loved the end 81 the Ions struggle.
The Addlcks men denounced the 9th.
~ Republicans ~ traitors. Gov.
Huan SAYS he viii not appoint a ssn-
afaf. n 80. Delaware VII have no
representation IN the United states
senate. 4 has not bad tse senator's
since 1875.
EVERETT. March 9-ArrnnRr
frleuis nfe brina made fer soft
links az the fair grounds. There VIII
be foom fer only i've holes Instead Of
nine
INDIANAPOLIS. March Gen.
Harrison passed a comfortable night
and waa slightly improved this
morning.
VANCOUVER T. C.. arch .
Andrew Carnegie has offered $50 .@4
for q public library building IN Van
e8uvcr on condition that the city
furnish the site and contribute 5000
annually for maintaining the IL
brary. The city IL already spending
more than $500 a year on the old IT.
brHry.
WASHINGTON. y. C.. March -
The contract for building the battle
ship Nebraska ~ Seattle Was Sign
- - fha navy Haunrfmanf FrafHF=
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-09
Grocery Bargains

When the housewife u buying gro
csrles price and quality count both
conditions are met here.