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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1901-12-14
State Cash Balances

The cash balances in the most i'm
portant funds in the possession of the
state treasurer at the opening of the
month were as follows:
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1901-12-14
The Coronation.

London, Dec. 11.--June 26, 1902, is
officially announced as the date of
King Edwards coronation.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1901-12-14

grain and ranching lands of Manitoba, Assiniboia
Alberta and Saskatchewan Exceptional advan-
tages and low rates of fare are given those de-
srous of inspecting the fall grant lands. The hand
some forty page Atlas of Western Canada
sent free TO all applicants. Apply to +. PEDLEY
suPerintendsnto T., lGm 1Id OTTAWA Canada
Chicago. III; M. v. MoINNES. No. 2 Avenue
Theatre Block. Detroit, Mich; JAMES GRIEvE'
Sault Ste. Marie. Mich; c. A. LAURIE, Marquette,
Mich; T. y. CURRIE. Callahan Bldg: Milwaukee,
Wis; N. BARTHOLOMEW, 306 Fifth Street. Des
Moines Ia; e. T. HOLMES, Room Big Four Bldg-
Indianapolis. IND; Canadian Government agents.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1901-12-14
THE COMMENTED FARMER

Is the man who never has
a failure in crops, gets
splendid returns for his
labors. and has best social
and religious advantages,
together with splendid
climate and excellent
health. These we give
to the settlers on the
lands of Western Canada.
which ooy,, Dr;eae tho -rn~ :,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-07

Flour that gives universal satisfac-
ton must be equal to every test.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-07
IT'S TOUGH

About six months agp a friend
wrote me that he had a straight tip
that Missouri Pacific stock would 50
90 par within a short while. and he
wanted me 10 send him 100000 and
he would make me within short
time a million dollatn. relates eNs
Gov stephen 4 reme beUrd a iir
friend gave me when AZ fint
springs few years $50. and as my
experience on that occasion proved r
costly one. ! didn't invest. A few
weeks ago ex-ttov HoEE wired me r.
eome % Beaumont Tex. 81 once
and Ne would set la one the Er1uud
Haur by Dot buying the Missouri
Pacific stock I luat a cool million. as
fhr stoe went up from % 60 Jos eeuts
On the dollar. ~ not going "a Heau-
mont. Gov. uaEE has written me. I
have iest another million. IT 1 keep
on losing tWo of three millions every
~ months shall have q 50 back
into politics 10 recoup."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-07
You'll Find This
Interesting

Here l. a list % sams % the more
notable cases % lnvsHtiEation % ro-
lice corruption In New York. The
results are a bit startling
VIM. :. neverey Dismissed from
the force. reinstatea. indicted. ac-
quilted. BOW deputy police commits
alounF.
VIM. W Mclaughlin - Indicted
convicted. sentenced to two years In
state prison, new trial given hy
court - appeals. case thrown cut BY
the trial court. reiustaied. now Ia
sprctof.
capt Max schmitthefger-Confess
ed hiackmati. Indicted. turned states
evidence. indictments quRshei.
Capt. John 7. Stephenson Dis-
missed from the force tried. convict
ed and sentenced - three years and
nine months imprisonment tn state
prison. new trial given. Indictment
dismissed. reiuStatsd ca police
force.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-07
THE DEAD
EMPRESS

BERLIN. Aug. 7.--Iu accordance
with the express desire uf the Dow
tger Empress FredeTick. her ma JOS
tvs ohseQuies viii BE- ~ the simplest
nature. The bed on which tho em-
press breAthed her last. aud where
the body rernEes today. Is half hid
den in roses from che private gar
aens Of the palace. Many 81 these
blooms we're reared b. her majesty >
own hand.
The Official announcement 81 the
funeral ceremonies has been posted.
IL Is as follows;
ION Thursday the royal family
viii attend the funeral service ln the
castle The bishop ct Ripon. who
was summoned by the empress a few
hours before her death. VII offici-
ate. only the members 81 the im-
mediate family vii h. present.
on Saturday evening the caakct
will be escorted from FrissteFirhshoff
20 the Protestant church Of Crou-
burg by a torchligilt proee sslon. and
will be followed hy the members o.
the family on foot.
sunday afternoon a funeral serv-
ice will - held Ia the presence 81
the empress family. her household
and few Of her frieada and other
privileged PERSONS.
1t t. antlcipastsd that King Ed
ward viii - present.
The royal family VII go to Pots
dam Sunday evening. and the body
81 the empress wlli Be taken there
Monday.
The funeral service 81 the uiaus.
oleum IN Fridensklrchc. Pogssiaun.
VIII ~ held Tuesday.
As 4 was the empress wish that
there should b no state ceremony.
this service vii not b. attended Nv
the German nobility On masse. but
WIN b. a. simple az possible"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-07
.SKAGWAYANS
. ARE KICKING
Say That the Congressional Com
mlltee Was Hurried Away

A late number ~ the Alaska Travs
tlleru' Guide, h alaRvay paper con.
menta severely on the visit ~ the
congressional committee. Tho crit
iglam states that, aa SOM az the
memhrts Of congress-. together with
members Of tho Seattle chamber ~
commerce arrived a. skaHwBx. they
were put ou board the White rbaH 4
Yukon railway and taken fuf Ride
when they returned to the city, they
immediately boarded tho Victorian.
spending only short time tdmirua
the scenic beauties uf earWaN The
citizens had gone g. considerable en-
peuae 10 entertain their tlHiierus aut
had provided fee refrsBhment and q
reception hy the city fathers The
hasty retreat of the eanBfensmeu
aroused the wrath Of the skagwHy
citizens. aud they blame the Seat
tle chamber ~ commerce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-07

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-07
Falling on in Tea

Reports from Tacoma indicate that
the tea importation b showing de-
etded decline The shipments - tea
into Pacific coast ports have been
smaller than those ~ any previous
season. This ran he accounted for
partially ~ Tire fact that tbs Amsri-
can market n demanding a lower
grade ~ tea than q id a United
States tea inspector has heen sta
TONED AZ 81 Paul. and great deal
- tea r. sblrred in bond t. Eastern
buyers. ard then samples sent to the
Inspector This makes Il easier 90
ship through Eastern waters and
saws great deal ~ handling
Freight rates charged ~ Pacific
coast companies have resu and this
han sent a lot OF tfaffic 60 the Sues
canal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-07
Is Constantly
Under Fire

The police department Is almost
constantly under nro by the reform
element on charges 81 the protection
81 vice. and Risaerte conviction Ia
regarded as reform triumph,
Some of uiaaert's friends say that
he viii set come out on top, despite
conviction THIS may b. based on
what has happened to men tn the
department. charged with bribery
a. result Of the t.saew investiRa.
ton.
patFelman Peter " Yuuge, who
obtained Important evidence that
led 10 HlHsett.s conviction. has died
suddenly - injuries sustained va
some mysterious manner. The Pc.
lice say he fell in a.
flis friends have demanded an In.
yeetigatlon. They are inclined Is Do.
iteve he met tnui play It is said
that Yuugr made himself unpopular
With some Of his fellow onseera by
hts activity IN getung evidence
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-07

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-07
A WOMAN

BUTTE. Mont. Aug. 7.-sensafinn.
Al charges were made ia the dsfrir.
court by the attorneys representing
the Auaalgamatcd Copper 90. against
Judge r W. Harvey. who recently
decided the noted Minnie Healey
mine case In favor 81 y. A. Heinzs.
BY which the latter was given the
ownership Of the property valued at
tio,o0o. 600. upon the payment ~ bin
% about $1,000 II f. charged that
Harvey was Influenced in his deeis-
lon by Mrs. Ada H. Bracket. wo-
man past middle life and not attrac-
uve, who was In the employ %
Hsiuze. it r. alleged. for that pur-
pose
The charge against Harvey Il con
taiued In an application for an eN.
tension Of time IN which 20 Ole am
davits In support ~ motion for a
new trial, Il being alleged that the
judge was unduiY Influenced in his
decision. An application TO the
judge personally for more tim. WAS
refused. hence formal application
and aHidavits put on record.
Judge Harvey Il a man Of family
ile admits. according 10 af8davita
made by number o. persons. that
his relations with Mrs. Brackett
were friendly. and that he knew she
was employed by Heinze for the pur-
pose ~ eudeay0ring to influence him
In the decision. but that he would
not be. and vas not. Influenced BY
her Several letters that passed be-
tween the Judge and Mrs Bracket
while the Minnie Hesley case vas on
trial have been intercepted. and cop
les ~ them arc attached 10 the APP
plicatian.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-07
BUILDING PERMITS.

The following building permita
have been issued IN the office ~ the
city engineer. To Miss Clara Adams
for a 2-story frame dwelling at SOS
Sixteenth avenue north. To cost 1000.
% Miss Dora Crell for a 2-atory
frame dwelling at st2 Fifteenth ave-
nue.. 10 cost 1880. 10 L. Diiler 10 put
IN a new floor and hydraulic eleyat-
or in the Diller hotel. 10 cost 1890.
10 Third Avenue theater to repair
walls. 70 cost 500. 70 ". J. Burdiok
for 2-atory frame dwelling AZ 2587
Fifteenth avenue west, 10 cost 500;
10 g. ". Hines for "a 2.atory frame
dwelling at f07 Seneca street. 70
rffat HrnH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-07
ALASKA NEWS

Reports from Porcupius indicate
that some very rich strikes are being
made Ia that section. Dr.. Moore.
one q the owners. writes that they
have taken i've pans. and ths
average is from s. - s.. When they
reached bedrock Il fairly Rllstene
with the metal. The Moore Eelae
claim has only reached the edge Of
its paystreak. but a fortune il al
ready In sight.
On the same day that N0rdstrnn
hangs In Seattle. George O'Brien, the
murderer Of Reife. viii hang ~
skagway. The Rsilnws n being
erected. but the execufioner has not
yet been appointed. O'Brfen stoutty
maintains his innocence and IL con
hdent u getting a new trial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-07
they SUFFER
Because Ice Trust Cut Sal.
AIRY and Men Struck.

WILKES BARRE. Pa. Aug. T.
The sa.e0o Inhabitants % this city
are Ia the mliat q an enforced Zee
famine. The lee trade b controlled
BY syndicate Whleh recently low.
cred the wages Of the lee men.
The 80 men have gone out on q
strike.
The average daily consumption f.
sta.ono pounds. and tbs city b SUI
EfFtuH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-07
MAIL CARRIER
MEETS ACCIDENT
While Assisting a Lady 10 Train,
Wagon Runs Over Him

z. 8, Man Carrier Campbell met
with serious accident at Hantnn
last evening Waite helping a lady
to hoard a train az that town.
delivery wagon u q torai store cane
along. In attempting 10 avoid lt n
tripped and fell. the wheels Of the
wagon RAISING over BIS breast. He
vac taken TO his horne. which VAS
near. and placed n bed. Today be
i stiI1 confined % his home. but Il
improving. Ills wounds are not
thought To be dangerous.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-07
IS
VERY DULL
According to Advices Brought
On City of Seattle.

The steamer city 81 Seattle. Wash
lngtnn a Alaska steamship 10. arr
rived last night at 6 o'clock from
SkagWay. she had about one hun
dred pasEeu EcrH ON board. Pleasant
weather throughout the trip IL re-
ported. Both Skakway and Dawson
are duh. very little business being
transacted. ~. F. schWartz. q.
Clark. q. n. Gerstagt. ". Fost. u
Machluson and A. Anderson had
about SO. 90 in dust between them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-07
Sunday School Picnic

This morning a. . 20 o'clock about
house a. Fifth avenue and Pine
street where they took special care
for Woodland park. The children
belong 10 the sunday schools 81 the
First y r church Of this city. Yes
Ter NJ T. Georgetown 81 =. and
puwamlHh NJ. = churches.
The merrymnkcrH VIII hold a hask-
81 picnic and vii return ~ $50 this
afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-07
The Adams Hearlnn

The civil service commission THE
morning fixed next Tuesday evening
August l3. as the date for hearing
the charges brought against Detee-
tive II. G. Adams by e. A. Gfogsn
The detective rs accused - hnvlug
assaulted GroRan when the latter re-
fused 70 tell how he came IN posses
sion ~ eome 1eWeiry he WAS endeav-
oriuR to pawn IN n shop south Of
feHler way. The meeting viii be
held IN the office ~ tho secretary Of
the commission ~ 7.gO.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-07
lanes Gillespie Missing

James Gillespie. second engineer
81 the steamer Magic has been mies-
ing from that boat since July 20.
lie left the boat while Il was lyluE
at the south bunkerH on that daY.
and he has not been seen slncr. He
f. . years old. feet inches tail.
has a dark mauafache and wore p
dark sur ~ clothes and q soft black
hat lie left the boat with about sic
In hia pocket Hs hes pay coming
70 him. It's friends believe that
foul play has oyertsken him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-07
In the llanor Trade

The undersigned Wholesale liquor
dealers Of Seattle have agreed "a
close their respective places Of bust
ness a. O'Clock on Saturdays, com
meurlng Saturday. August 10Th 1901
We respectfully request our patrons
to place their orders In time tn en-.
able Us 10 live up 20 this agreement
Respectfully yours.
l.. DHYFDpG co.
kREfEtSHEtMER BROS.
4. A. BUCK q co. Inc.
VI. a. *. GOTTSTEtN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-07
Almost Everything In
The Medicine Line

IL sod rs the Harteli Drug 60. for
iraa shan uoat stores. and the kind
sou get ia the best made.
Mrlieu'a Food. large size .........e2e
Small HisH .s.#.s...ss .sts..s.#..5 'is
sshiHera Malt. regular esc...s..-lte
Aenuid'H Little Liver pills. regular
sr E. .. s.sssHsss --sss see. .-s.s lNs
Electric Porous Piaatera. regular
&c s.. 3. .s..z...s. ..ss.s... .. = BE
Alroeka Porous Hiaatera. regular
- - ss.tss.sss ssss+ sssI.#. = Z '-t
CaHtoria regular Gsc ........s..a.ile
Ayers bronchial Tablets. regular
Carriers Swedish Hair Eeuewer. reg
uiar - 70 E. - -ss..s..-.=..=.#s. enc
cakr.a uandrna Cure. regular 81 %
&c sssfHas OBJ
Fountain kYfinseH. regular 81 ~ 6ae
Fountain SfriuEeH. regular 3se 4.#.a aac
BAih syringe regular zoe ....... 80
Tooth Brushes. hnidfast br.sltea 16c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-07
MILK MUST BE PURE
Inspector moodcock Detects An.
other Culprii

Mix Inspector woodeock today
vii swear cut an afidviat charging
B. Denny, a Van ASSET dairy
with aduiterasins his milk with va
ter. An analysis % the milk that
Denny has been selling TO bis Gus.
tomers showed that about Is per
cent. q Il WAS water.
THe food law provides Tor a nue
Of from 81 20 tt0o. 70 which may be
added imprisonmeut not - exceed q
days. Tor the adulteration Of milk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-07
GUILTY OF
EXTORTION
Detective BisSert Faces
Heavy Punishment
--Bribe; $500.

NEW YORK. Aug. Cleo. Bisnert
a police wafdman. or precinct detecs
tive, has been convicted Of havins
received hrihe et $500 from the
keeper of a disordvrly house. Rte &C.
liable Ca 10 years imprisonment. 90
saooo dne, or both. Sentence viii be
pronounced thla week
The wardmhu'a conviction has
cauaed cammotlou iu police circles
for Il ia the first instance where the
crime ~ eNtortlan haa been brought
home fairly and squsrviy against a
watdman since the days 10 the "a E
NOUS series u trials succeeding the
lnNnM InNnalIenIlnn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-07
LAST EDITION.
= O'Clock.
MAY Be 4
LAST HOPE

NEW YORK. Aus, s.-rhe Com
unercia Advertiser says this after
noon:
pence uav not be very far away
after All. II IS learned that indie
pendent influences are AZ work which
NAV snrprise every body within the
next few days.
sNlerrau viii not say a word. but
~ - believed in aomr quarters that
~ hRs received important cemmupi-
cations trom PERSONS strong enough
and independent enough Ga hfius
ABOUT d settlement before Skaters
order % strike takes effect"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-07
BENTON Hill Club

The Reuton I'm Improvement club
will meet al Minor school house on
Thursday evening. August :. az
O'Clock. Reports OF the committees
now out viii be submitted. and as
they involve matters OF cnnaidera hte
importance. n large attendance IL ex-
peCfed. The residence district II
taking steps to provide for street
sprinkling.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-07
IN THE COURTS

Last November Chariex 2. Alien
ard the Excelsior Wooden plrF 60
brought suit against she city - Sc
attic. alleging that the city had heen
Infringing on patent rights owned
hy Allen on particular kind 81
wooden plpe The riEht 10 manu-
faeture tie ripe. Alien elaima -
sold t. the Excelsior Wooden PIP
%. Iio asked that the city b. re-
strained from using hls patented
pipe. Today the city made a motion
"a dismiss the suit. Tor the reason
that the compliments had declined
20 take issue On the facts ~ the
sitya pleas 70 the bIil 81 complaint
the pleas having been filed. IudRs
HanfurB sustained thr motion ans
the enfe was ordered dismissed.
The defendants tn the SUIT - the
Pennsylvania Mining 90. against the
Monte Criatn Railway Co. to-day fti
Cd demurrer setting forth that tbe
court had no Jurisdiction IN the case
and that the complaint docs not
contain sufficient facts 60 constitute
a cause Of action. The suit h brought
to vhcatc Some placer claims IN the
snohomiHh county over which thc
defendant has built railroad.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-07
A BOY DIES
FOR HIS DOG

SHENANDOAH. IA. Aus. 7.--Ad.
am Janos, aFed = years, was drown
81 here IN trying 10 rescue his pet
poodle dog
The doe vac thrown into q deer
mine breach nllied with water AZ
II appeared to hr struggling 20 kerr
above water. Janos. " 10 was unable
20 swlm. went q the auimsia RESCUE
and sank. Companions rescued thr
dog The boys body vas later re-.
covered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-07
School Board Tonigh,

The regular monthly meeting 81
the beard 81 school directors viii be
held tonight. Monthly hills will hr
audited. and regular routine matters
viii constitute the business uf the
mailing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-07
Wagon and Car Collide

a Grant street car ran into a coffee
wagon driven By .. sandheiIa
yesterday. near Sixth avenue and
King street, overturuing the wagon
ana doing considerable damage to
Il. The accident was caused by the
horse Becoming uumanaEeahle. The
car was In charge Of Motorman
Thnfnnnon and Conductor MefzRer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-07
JOHN LEARY
HAS RETIRED
From viee-Presideney Of Peoples
Savings Bank

John I.eary has disposed of his
stock ia the People Savings bank
~ this city and retired from the vice
presidency Of that Institution. j.
y. FARRELL viii succeed SIR. Laary as
trustee Of the bank
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-07
a slahi Of a llfsilme

Three battle ships. Iowa. Wisconsin
and oregon are now at Port Orchard
dry dock. Take the now fast SITES M
~ Athlon from Columbia street dock
~ 3 90 and a.5a q. m. or 1I5 and
AS .. m. Fare zoe round trip
Fastest tine. Best service. or
eheBtfa on board.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-07

The searehlight at 1861 seoon5
avenue Is showing an entire new set
Of Edisou.s moving pictures this
week. among which are plecadtly
Circus Arrival 81 Train a. Paris
Exposition. Ride up the Elnel Tow.
er; Horseless Fire engines going TO
hre. and wonderful transportation
ecrua.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-07
Judgment by Default

Judge Tallman this morning al.
LEVIED judgment hy default iu tn
case - Augusta kuhnke against )
y Walker and Geo. uVrftun, a. g..
cover on a pfomiHaory note for 800
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-07
His Sanity Questioned

on complaint made by County
Tailor Mcleod. g. Henderson viii be-
examined for Insanity THIS afternoon.
Henderson has become domcnfnd
through illness. lie was sick whom
placed IN JAIN some weeks aRo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-07

cable Is now great. and tta necessity
Fravmg dady. The trapapattnc
trade is eoiuF t. grow rapidly and
eventually become enormous. W
nred the eahlr"
Nj Cnrliaa expects reuewalof 18th.
milan canal agitation next euuarraa
He nyors the Nicaragua route over
the Panama. hnth bretuse IL is TIRE
more northern and therefore ueareat
route. and breauac of the difficulties
IN securing rlght Of way through
Panama for American control
Quotes Sowstd.
THAT great man" said NJ COR
iiss, Secretary or state seward,
when attacked for faverIur Alaska's
purchase 50 years ago, answered Ia
these worfs The secat Pacific, as
shores. It's islands ana the unknown
regions beyond 10, viii become the
chief thratrr ar human events i'm the
worlds hereafter. All that II nee
eesary e. complete that prophecy ~
the construction of an isthmi8n
caual and the Uyiug 81 the Pacific
cable.
AFR. Cerllss was foremost iu FIGHT
I'm the ntty .dfth congress. hy Whien
a lobby To- rlNr an tStn0. 600 subsidy
ca the New Jersey Trans Pacific ca
bile 60. vac defeated His work fot
government construction has given
him national fame. AR Cerliss has
also worked hard In congress te Sc.
care amendment GO the constitution
ny which senators may ha chosen rs
popular vote lie he's hopes 90 this
measure passing the coming con.
gresa.
The Congressman and his son come
from Colorado ard Arizona after
several weeks touring They wiz
leave seattle. after short stay. Tor
Banff. n. q. whence they viii - "a
Vermont. Me- Corllss returning q
Detroit IN October.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-07
After Her Brothers BODY

The sister ~ James Mctiheuy the
sailor who was killed on the slim
aon. arrived In the city this morning
70 take the body Of her brother to
San Francisco for lniermcnt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-07
Road Contract Awarded

The county commissioner have
awarded the contract for the ina.
pravement ~ the Nuedin road. to
August Peterson for ass
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-07
Annolnled Administrator

judge rtimtn tniH morning ap#
pointed Daniel EsIither o. 6urfIat
admIuIHtutar a. The large estate Of
John " Thampaoa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-07
Escaped From SteiIacoom

The county clerk received notice
today or the escape from stella
COON ASYLUM ot Peter Hansen. The
particulars are not known.