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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-08
Personally Conducted Tours, Via D. s.
q

Personally Conducted Tours, Via b. s.
O. K K
Personally conducted tours from vii.
mington to Old Point Comfort, Va.,via
Washington, l;ichmond and the james
River. will bs run on tho following dates
having Wilmington at 8 40 P, NJ; Jan
Goth, Feb, End. Fob 23rd. March lG'h
March Both. April 18TH. April 9Th and
May 18th, The rate from Wilmington will
bet3l, co. covering everyexpanse. inc ding
accommodations at tho "Ebbitt' or Riggs
House In Washington. the Jefferson in
Richmond and tho Hygeis Mt Old Point
Comfort. Tickets will DO good for ten day.
with op-over privilege. For Book of
Tours and fall particulars apply to H. A.
Miller, p. A. Delaware Avenue Station.
Wilmington, Del.
OCURE THE GRIP IN TWO DAYS.
Laxative Bromo- Quinine removes the
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-08

v,UR SALIVA GOOD PAYING LUNCH
cafe on East side Old stand Of pyoars;
fixtures and good WI bargain II sold at
age. Address A Rcpnb!cau ollie. fs-3t'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-05
-FOUR GRADES
ESTABLISHED
Chiefs Meredith and Cook Meet
Commissioners.

The eivl service commission met
last night and. in consultation with
Police chief Meredith and Fire chief
COOK. classified the positions in the
police aud IRE departments. The
establishment OF four grades viii
make possible promotions tor Ions
service aH Well as distinguished ef.
ficiency. The positions are arfanEs
Cd AS follows.
Police department Csptniu. FIRST
grade. two, tllO. nurRsantH. nrFt
grade, three. $50. clerks. first grade.
two sse iallvfa frHt grade. Two. $50
pHtralmen. firHt grade. IS. $40 pat
rulmcn. second grade, 10. so. petrol
men. third grade, Z. Sc. patfoimen.
fourth grade. 4 SEQ
Fire Department Captains. fret
grade. nine. $50 captains. second
grade. twu. 800. ilrutenantn. nrHt
grade. four. Fss. lieutsnHnts. Hscoud
grade. seven. sy2.5o. plpemen. firat
grade. ave. tsa. pipemen. second
grade. three, SO! pipemen. third
grade. four go. pipemen. fourth
grade three. $50 truekmen. fourth
grade four So drivers. first grade.
eleven $50 drivers. second grade. 5.
So. drivers. third grade. two. SO.
engineers. first grade. four. 500. en-
giueers. second grade. two. $50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-05
TEDDY HAS
DIFFICULTY
Fight Develops rs Seen rs
Ne Wlefds the csveI.

WASHINGTON. n. e, March s.
Great crowds Of inaugural visitors
throngsd through the capitol today.
as the house Was not in session
Senate wing was the chief point OF
attraction, the greatest curiosity be-
ing panifested 20 see the nsw vice
president In actlon n was eonsid
cradle reEnari4 bic that at the first
business se~lon OF the senate over
which Roosevelt presided. should
have developed a night between the
majority and minority.
Senator Platt, of conueoticuf. gave
notiee % hts intention To present =
resolution TO change the rules 50 as
TO ncais debate This provoked a
lively controversy.
As Roosevelt took his place beside
the bind chaplain II o'clock. an
outourst cf applause from TIRE CALLER
les Was re-eeho~d from the hoor, and
vines be assumed the gavei there was
a renewal
ssnAtors-elsct afeI.aurin fMiss
and Ssisnn fMlnn.l were sworn In.
and the chair appointed Allison AMI
Ccs-krell TO walt upon the president
ard notify him q quorum senate wss
Aw aiting his pleasure.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-05
(OpALIS POINT OIL BEDS
An Enterprise Quickly and Safely
Established

THE OLYMPIC OIL COMPANY
Of Seattle, Wash, r. the only com
pany owning land ~ or adjacent TO
Cupaiis Point. and this company has
large holdings 81 that point. was
organized 20 develop the supposed
oil beds al that place. does not need
10. and does not intend 10 enter
other fields or assume deceptive lam
guhEe 10 float It's proposition. for
that IL already fioated.
We have on hand sufficient money
20 put one we'll down 1000 feet. aha
We are Offering an additional block
OF one dollar shares for - cents so
as 10 be In position 60 sink addi-
tional wells and. probably construct
a pipe line 60 Gray'a Harbor.
Those who come in now get their
share u all the assets and advau-
taEes Now acquired. including the
oil rights on more than 1900 acres OF
the best land at and adjacent 20 Co
pals Point. which will make our
shares worth t90 each II We strike
oil. Don't get fooled. Don't get
left Olympic oil Company room
rs. Halter block. Seattle. Phone.
Black fg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-05

School committee N De Bolt
y. G. Taylor a.. T. Ssarle. A e
Warner and Judge r. 4. Mcdonald
Street Committed H. Miller
l. n. Woedcook and q. W Webster
Light COMMITTEES ~ Webster.
=. = kreite and a. A Moss
Water committee NJ Wood
cook. r e Taylor and r. Turner.
Transportation committee. NJ
Woodcpcs and George X CorYeu
city Council committee a f.
White. G. ?. krelte and y. G.. TaY-
iOr.
Executive COMMITTEES A. 4
White. y. ~ Guian. Prank Searle.
y. French. T. g. Hayden. W q.
Hubbard. IL. ". Pratt. +. &. Taylor
and Geo. X. coryrll
Social committee - IL j. Moss. e
Carkeek ard Frank searie. g.
l. NJ. Wuodcoek. who iH city milk
inspector. stated today that the
Green Lake district needed nttsn-
ton In a great many WAYS.
For Instance said SIR Wood
cock. We should have better water
and IRE service. The present aym.
tenn Of lighting could be greatly I'm
proved and the iehhorhoud GER
tain,y needs decent telephone s.rv-
Ice.
The object % the club viii b -
look after the Interests of the dis
trict In the city council and add.
ti0nal appropriations viii b. asked
for. The various avenues viii -
Graded. planked and sidewalks
laid
The newt meeting ~ the club wifi
b held next Monday evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-05
A MIGHTY
GOOD MOVE
Green Lake Residents Form
a Permanent 0rgani-
zatlon.

Extensive improvements are In
store for the picturesque suburb OF
Green Lake.
Last night fully one hundred
residents OF that district met IN "a
large tent on Kirkwood avenue and
permanently organised what Will
hereafter be known as the Green
Lake Improvement club. The Oh
tcet II the society IL % see that the
roads are improved, that the street
car company give better service
nro protection established and the
telephone service looked after In
hrief everything possible will be
done FOR the Improvement of the
Green Lake residence district
Charles a. Duke was elected
president and A. q. Warner vice
president 81 the organization
IL II the intention OF the members
20 build a hall TO Be used as head
quarters and ttas has already been
raised 10 that end Meetings will he
held IN the tent az Kirwona avenue
until a hall can be erected.
Tho following committees were Sc
ieeted:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-05
MARKETS.

Corrected Daily The following
prices are being offered 10 the pro-
Queer in round lots on the dock or In
the car AZ Seattle;
Grain-Oats. f25 .b0ff2G %; barley,
Brain-Oats, 2s.000z7.00. barley,
go 90. wheat chicken feed, $3.50.
corn. % ~ per 100 lbs.
Hay-Puget sound. per ton, $3.50
Eastern Washington timothy. tiG.25
1850. alfalfa. fi0.7buii %.
Butter Fresh ranch, i5Uisc; ma
tive creamery, Z342fc
Cheese Native Washington, i3c.
ERaB- Strictly fresh ranch, i2c a
dozen.
poultry--Chlckens, live, f0dtlc.
ducks, lie; turkeys, 12hn13c.
Dressed poultry taai5Mc
chickens. i24l2kc. ducks, i24l2Ac.
geeae ilhc.
1--we stoclt-cows. ahc; steers. "a
4hc. calves, 5Md7hC, sheep. sh0rn.
&C.. lambs. &c. hogs hMbhc.
Dressed Htock--HogB, Sc; lambs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-05
ANNIVERSARY.
Birth oil Robert Emmett Was ceie,
brated Las, Night.

A very successful meeting was held
~ the Irish American Club 81 S.
attic In the Wilson's business Collses
hall. last night. The meeting vas in
honor ~ the Anniversary - me birth
Of Robert Emmett, the great IRISH
patriot.
The following program was rsnd-
cred
Call 20 order ......................
President ~ irish American club
Piano soio=sslsction irish Airs
ssss.. tsss.sss..ss -s.+.s AIRS boyle
Introductory remarks ..s...s.. -.
...... Chairman. Dr. J. y. Sweeney
Solo Erin. the Tear and the
smile" ....<..-ss.s..-.s..s.t
..- .ss...ss. s..ss... Ms. nuEdal@
citation-Emmets Speech from
the Dock 4..... Mr.. W. j. Cole
Believe Me-" etc. -. -.
81. .......s 49,. Mr.. y. n. AcDermott
Remarks .sf.ss-.ss .ssss.s..ss-.s.,
Mr. c. II. FARRELL. Judge }. 3 Quinn
Soios-'The Last Rose ~ summer
90. ......... Miss SUSIE NcArdis
Remark Ks ...=e..ss sss..ss.tsst 80
Hon. p. y. Carroll, WIN. O'MuIchay
and Mr.. John r. Condor.
Eoio-"O Donneli Aboo" .....s......
49,. ...... MIR. J. A. MeAuline
Solo-seiected
ciose-"God Save Ireland"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-05
Threataned Necktle Party

NOME. Dec. / Thieying at Nome
has been stopped Ter awhile at
least. Harry Cheater NJ. Cohen. "
May and John smith are ali in jail
and held there ia default Of 5000
bail They recently robbed the cab
ia u J. e Brown, but did not carry
eft ali uf their plumber. The owner
waited FOR their return with a lot
II his friends and when Chester
showed up rye around his neck
frightened him int confession, dur
tng which he diNulKrd the names -
his caufedcfates. Since the rope in
eldeut. rabhsricH and hurKiaries have
not occurred
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-05
CAN LEAVE
THEIR BABIES
Charity Society Viii Establish a
Day Nursery.

The Charity Organization Society
Of Seattle held ita regular monthly
meeting la the New York block last
evening. Hsy. a. J Mcdonald pres.
lded. II. l.. slzsr acted as treasurer.
and Dr. ThRinE as secretary The
report o. the treasurer showed that
SIS s. had been gtvcu out In Febru
airy. and ass had been taken In. The
secretary reported that ~ families
and - single porpoua had received
assistance duJtng the past mouth.
THE executive Council Of tha 30
cisty has decided % rent a cuup pie
~ rooms on eka4a street for a dny
nursery. Wpnasa Who have q hs
away several hours uf The day. may
leave their b hisH here. and thry
wili be cared FOR free % eharws A
competent Euatrou win he employed,
ard the rooms put IN order some
time this month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-05
SLASH AT End
CLASS MATTER

Considerable trouble has arisen
over the recent pOstoffics law cut
ting down the number Of papers ell
gible 70 be posted as second-claas
matter.
To be entered as such a publisher
must swear that 80 per cent ~ the
total number Of papers printed 60
to regular subscribers.
Tie orders % news agents are not
included in this clause.
n must be proved to the satlsfae-
ton of the posfofiice department
that the "a pers ordered BY a news
agent must 20 10 a legitimate and
bona hde subscribers before the
number shall be counted on the sub
scription list u the publisher.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-05
RAN AWAY WITH
GRANDFATHER
6ussie Palmer Explains Her Posi-.
ton 10 the Police

In last evenings star letter
which had been received by chief
Meredith asking the police TO locate
Gussie Palmer. vas published. This
morning a giri claiming TO be the
one whom the writer OF the letter
desired 20 ind. vas AZ police head
quarters. She told Detective Harck
that when a young girl she was
taken from her mother. Mrs. Ella
Neesarney. a resident Of Livingston.
Mont Since that time she has
wandered about the country. Dur
ing her ao1ourn tn the city she has
worked as n domestic. The letter
states that she left Livingston with
a man named g. ". ketchem. The
girl told the police that kstehem
was her grandfather. She did not
express any desire TO return 10 her
home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-05
sues German Baksry.

a fary IN department. 2 II the au-
rerior court. D. hearing the ease TN
stltuted by y. II. rrathsroe against
p Leafs uutherii ard Regina knap-
Iaf. uruurietars % the German bak.
cry, tn tuiH city. % recover Wn Eva
said 10 - due him The plaintiff
alleges - have formed Is contract
with the defeadhnfn through the
Walters union II fan Francisco.
" hereby he was % receive 80 per-
month a. waiter. The fiaiufiE
states IN hts complaint that he war
fischarged BY the defendants. and
that there remains aas him ahoay
10.
6. r anmsrs made n similar con
tract and brings a similar complaint
locking 20 collect the same amount
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-05
Deaths at Nome.

NOME. Dec. T. Fred Watson.
aged "a years. who has a brother
living In Aspen. Col, died at Nome
In the early part Of November. ~
pneumonia. lie formerly lived n
Dawson.
VIM. Roose. Portland. or. man,
died on Extra Dry creek, near Nome.
in November. from an abecess 81 the
stomach. lie left relatives and
friends in Portland, or.
Fred l.. Wooster, a miner, died
Sovsfnbsr -. ct Nome, In the Unit
cd States jail. 81 pneumonia. lie
was taken TO the jail because there
VAS no public hospital. BE was A
Year, old. His wife. brother. moth
or and father live in San Francisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-05
Proies, Meeting

A meeting will - held tomorrow
evening At ) o'clock at 8srmania hall
under the auspices ~ sha Rectal
Democratic party. The pnfposs j.
10 protest against the special order
tn the house btu amending the prim-
AIRY election law. The special order
viii com. " ut itsao o'claek tnmor-
rev morning at Olympia, and the 500
ciai Democrats object strenuousiy "a
the position ~ the blll which thsy
claim dtannfranchises all ANAL peO-
rsIs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-05
FIRST AVENUE CARS.

The First avenue ears Of the Zee
attle Electric 90. are today running
down 10 Cherry street on the west
track The cars On THE NM hnN"
been compelled 20 stop at Madison
street, " hlle the new crossing az that
place WAS being Installed. In a few
days both tracks viii be IA Use down
10 Pioneer square. and good service
Will again be given.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-05
Will BE DONE
IN TEN DAYS
Third Avenue Connection With Lake
Union Line.

The work Of connecting the Lake
Union aud University divisions of
the Seattle Electric comphuy'a lines
has met with Il great many delays.
In cxeayatina Tor the building OF the
connecting track. a Roadway. the sx-
tension af EuHtiHko avenue. was
blpchaded. BEFORE work can be con-
tluued by the electric company this
obstruction viii have 20 be- removed
A. soon aH this Is done the work
will hs resumed n IL thought by
the ofnciula 81 the company that "a
through service VIII be inaugurated
IN about ten days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-05

the White star dock. She win go
90 Portland ia a few DAYS aud load
mules and feed Tor Manila.
Heavy passenger travel on all of
the local Sound beats WAS tho rule
today. The pleasant weather
brought the people over t. do their
shoppins
The Goldshcroueh's builders trial
trip yesterday proved very satistac-
toFy 10 those Interested. NJ IT, eN-
pected that her Official trial trip
viii be held either Thursday OF sat
urday.
The steamship Buckingham. Capt.
Cole. under charter e. uodWcl \
Gu. fur the orient viii finish load
iuK al Tacoma today and viii prob
ably leave tonight SHE carries full
cargo and will sail tomorrow.
The steamship Tartar. which load
ed a part cargo on the British side
and went % Tacoma laat week %
lead 1900 tons OF flour Zoe Hongkeug
coneisacd BY the Puget Sound Flour
ing mills cleared az the customs
house at Tacoma this morning and
left
Repairs on the revenue cutter
Grant have been completed and she
viii - 10 WhateOm today after two
steam launches At that port which
are 10 be repaired It the Vulcan iron
works. The launches viii be used
through the summer 90 patrol among
the Islands ana along the interna
tienai boundary Ia the straits and
Gulf % Georgia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-05
IN THE COURTS.

sarah 8. Gilmore has commenced
action IN tbs superior court against
the Seattle a Hsnfun railroad com
panY 60 recover $500 damages. al
legged 10 have been received on ac-
count 81 the nesii Hsnes of the con-
panY. SHE states that the car start
ID az before she had aiigttea. re-
EaltiuN seriously "a her. Ia her
complaint che says her spine il IN
iured and she IL iucnp citated for
any work the remainder Of her life.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-05
Predicts Heavy Travel.

There Will be- az many people 20
O. Nome the coming season as last
year. says Asa Gardner who has
fusf returned from New York Il
found great Interest taken In the
matter IN the Fast. and I am con
WINGED that people or means and " no
mean 10 remain IN Nome until thev
accomplish something. are tho once
who viii 50 - the camp this year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-05
Sailors Celebrate.

SAN FRANCISCO. March ITO
morrow Will be the teth anniversary
of the Sailors Union IN this city.
sna "a big celebration will he held.
a large procession Will q ke place Ia
the morning and IN the afternoon
and evening steam bocr will flow
Ike water.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-05
CABINET Is
REN0MINATED

WASHINGTON. -. c, March g.
Tho president has renominated the
entire cabinet. including Attorney
General briggs, who Will remain IN
ONCE until April.
The executive session 81 the senate
Immediately confirmed the cabinet
n0ruIuaftOna
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-05
wants 1900

This morning Jury vas impanei.
81 In Judge Bells department go
- 10 hear the case brought BY Mar
Emrgt Joriun against tire city. 60 re-
cover damages In the sum ~ So 600
Mrs. JUrd0n. on Oct. ~. 1893. Eel
through IN. sidewalks on Seventh
avenue. between Washington an,
Main streets. sustaining injuries al
legged To he permanent The com
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-05
RAISING P. 0.
MONEY ORDER

n IL understood that the United
States authorities are going % prose
cute ollie Porter. = young girl 81 10.
who - nov IA the custody ~ the po-
lice matron on the charging Of rails
Ing n poatoiiiue money order.
A warrant has been iHsued from
Judge Cams court charging w. r.
Johnson with the theft Of $50 from
q. ". Ne Phsrrin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-05
CITY HALL.

~. CAHweti last sveniuK filed hiH
oath ~ once a. a police nfflcar. he
was appointed Nov. -. 100.
The unHiEhtiy old ruins Of the H.
oTarT hulldIng are "a be removed.
Late yesterday afternoon the NssieF
Estate. Inc. took eat - the city en-
siussfs offes q permit 20 tear down
and remove the building which wua
Quilted by hre. The Nsslrr residences
has been one OF Ssattls's landmarks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-05
|. 0. e.. T..

The quarterly meeting Of District
lodge No. ie. /. o. O. r. 10 Ia ses-
sion IN the lodge hall In the Ne~
York block today At The morning
rea~ion lodges were organized fof
sydney aud Charleston, and the
rIack Diamond lodge Vas rs organ
ired The attendance was large.
The afternoon session + in progress
as the Star goes 20 prens.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-05
WATERFRONT NOTES.

-, elNeil & Cos steamer Victorian,
80 20 tons Of freight and 81 pas
ST.. sailed for Lynn canal port
81 evening.
~ rev four-mastsd barkentine
ft Tufts mas been Inspected BY
- Bryant and capt. Cherry. 4. 8.
'''p'cfofg Of halls.
So Steamers, the Oregon, Dol
- ~. farallon, Newport and Bertha
:. .gneouied 70 sai for Southeast
= Aidshn ports tonight.
~ 9enfr =. X. Wood, which left
-, ~ Kelly few days. returned to
ip"nsena this morning.
IT, ~ Pacific Coast Steamship 60. n
n, 9ef htate Of California sailed
an Francisco this morning. She
So ARG paasenger list and con
iable frsight.
~ "sszpsst KIAtusk stlll lies at
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-05
Landlord Schmidt Injured

Ferdinand Schmidt, one % the
pYoprfctors OF the Butler hotel, has
been laid up for several weeks with
q broken leg, the result Of an acct
dent. Today Mr.. Schmidt In able TO
be around and may be seen sitting In
the ONCE of the hotel smiiingly re-
ceiv1ng the conRratuiations Of HE
host a friends upon his speedy re-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-05

hams, small. tau1she. brea kfaut
bacon. \ to 10 ths 1859 dry, salt
cd clear backs. sac hclieu. i0o.
Vegetables
Potatoes. aigOanlk.00 a ton, boots.
81 a0Mts3 per sack. Carrots per
sack. ehufho. yellow pbnver ouioua.
fA60Mta1. lettuce. ti.b0al 80 "a ease
tufnira 6oWpbc. Hubbard squash
2AH3g PEI 10. garlic. A4m10c. cab
bage. taeo. red, tasB TOO lbs red
peppers leWito h. haass. i5c. rrcen
onions, csc Per dos. ouuli
flower si.00 nor dos. celery. 6nu60e
per dot. sweet potatoes. 81 ,6u 90
spanish Chili peppers. so a
10, uaucr kraut, aHlc. cream
squash. 81 g5afi ~ Per case. brussels
sprouts, dnlc ger 10. California head
lettuce. t50i5e. ease: nrtichuken, tse
q 90 dor. green peas, Tie M. dried
hEu cartons. aov. fancy zoe. Import
81. iac tomatoes. per cane. tl.u1
dates, bgfae pef ID rndIFheH. 10 per
dos. rhuharb, adio per 10. parsley,
soc.
Seattle Wheat Market
Wheat feNuorfl- No 1 cIub Zoe .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-05
JoBHlNe QUOTATIONS.
Grnon ErnIt

Lemons, ti.J0a2.50 box: lines
IS. 90 per case. cooking apples. 75eu
ygc; eating apples. 81 00q t.2b. fancy
eating apples. sl.2502.0O: navel or.
angea, 81 b0q2a0. seedlings, $3.50
30. bananas. tl.75d2b0, cranber-
ries, 1890 per bbi. olives. b0p7bc
per gallon; grape fruit. $500 a3b0.
Provisions.
Fresh meat-C0w beef, GMGfho ib.
steer beef. g per ID. mutton weth-
er. &C.. ewes. SIC. pork. fn7hc per
ID. veal. large. sasc. small, i0Qi0tsc.
ProvisionB-Hams, large, il0l2c;
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-05
LATE NEWS.

HyAE, March 5.ZThs consistory
i ine Sacred college will be held
eHf - when 10 italian and two
F cardinals Will be named. No
1A'sfieans ars mentioned.
s1N FftASCTsCO. Cal, March. 8.
-Whsaf. gsTs q 5skc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-05
Lamp Exploded.

A gasoline lamp exploded IN the
Washington grocery store on Pike
street near Fourth avenue last night
ana damaged the stock to the eK-
tent Of 1Eg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-05

Queen Victoria: arrival at Ball
moral; trouble on the farm autoufo-
bile parade: pile driver at work. *.
NJ. ;. Camperdown; q. y. tunneli
panoramic view; kissing in tunnels
etc, lSo5a Second avenue. Admis-
sion 10 canfs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-05
Dorothy cotteriII Dead.

Dorothy Claire Cotteril. the seven
year old daughter Of Frank Cotterlll.
NJ this city. died Feb. 81. az Sugar
city colo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-05

plant holds negligence on the part
Of the city in maintaining detective
and uuaafr aidv walks, ana Htntos fur
thor that there was no street light
10 enable hrr 10 see the condition IT
the walk,
Late tBHt evening the jury IN ths
case of uealuy A Joyce against o.
ear Hansen. 10 recover damages uu
account 81 tree frlled On thetr
premises. returned a verdict iindin &
900 for the plaintiff.
Hiehard Christopher. eolurct.
found guilty Of burglary on March l.
WAS this morning sentenced 10 thrrs
yenrH at Wuiln Waiia penltontiury.
The $4,000 damage suit brought h}
Misc g. Blalaney against the Seattle
Electric Co. was given to the Jury
this morning.
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W. S. Piiman Buried.

Funeral services for W = Pitman
we're held ht o'clock this afternoon
from Huttrrsserth'n moftuarg chap
e. The obsequtes were under the
auspices - the "a, A. X.
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A. ~. Anderson VIII be given a
hearing IN the police court this aft
srnoou on charge ~ aaaaulting
Ralph Cook with a deadly weapon.
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Donald Challman. the eight months
old son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Chae. Chall-
man. died yesterday Afternoon ~ the
family residence At Gllverdaie. Wash