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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-04-19

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-08
Last Edition
q O'Clock pm.
ONE TROUBLE
ON ANOTHER
Mrs. hoberi Has Had Little Tor
Which 10 Be thankful

A pitifui case Is that Of Mrs. Ollie
Hobert. widow residing nj the cor
ner % Twenty seventh avenue and
East John street. On the evening
OF Jan I. when wishes OF a happy
New Year we're on the lips OF the
fortunate. she fell into a sewer ditch
at the corner OF Twenty fourth ave-
nne and Howell street. which some
thonshtless contractor bad left OPP
en- without a hght 60 indicate Il. or
plank over Il upon which pedes.
tfiaus might cross.
Mrs Hobert was helped out by a
Mr.. Donaldson. who lives nearby.
and taken 10 her home. where she
has since been lying In bed with two
fractured ribs. She ~ stlll very
weak and says she has been greatly
harrassed BY agents OF this progress
awe city. who, taking their cue from
private corporations. have been try
ms to set her 20 sign a release q
all claim for damages. for a small
rittRuec. telling her that II she re-
fused. she would get nothing she
declined 10 be hull-doacd.
she il scarcely able 70 talk. but
her son clyde. a bright boy about
10 years old. who was with her when
the accident occurred. relates the
whole story clearly.
The years do not open happily for
Mrs Hooert Her husband dted
on Jan. 4, 1887. She has since sup
ported herself and child BY doing
washing she bought the lot on
which they live for $500. and still
owes sss. They lived In a tent for
IA months. but last summer she built
small frame house with her little
savings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-08
TEARS FLOWED
When the Hali-Dozen Pretty Girls
Babe Their Friends Goodbye

'.Boo-oc-oo" came from the threats
% half a dozen pretty girls. while
dew bedimufsd each eye. a. they
stood In line on the pier. bidding
adieu 90 a relative leaving on the
steamer Bertha for Alaska They
stood like a column of vasaar grad
yates before a hard exam. but II was
sight. First one cried. then an
other, until the whole line was sob
bling rythmIeaIly with the sound Of
the cad sea waves. They aifsruated
their snhs wish DeaIs ~ taugntcr ana
II looked AZ II an epidemic Of hys-
terra was loose. They kept II up
TIL the Bertha wBs round the pier
and out 81 sight---then they all look
ed ut one another and cried again
II was all brought about by the de-
parture Of one 0f seattle'H most
popular ladies'. Mrs. Dickie, daugl-
ter Of -. n. Ward. an esteemed
pioneer here. Mrs. Dickie and fam
ny were on the Bertha en- route to
the Copper river country. to Join
her husband. a prosperous mining
man there. and al her friends and
relatives had turned out TO give her
gracious send-off. which they did
most cordially.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-08
VACCINATION
A NECESSITY
School Board Takes Decided Stand
In REGARD 10 Pupils

Pupils ~ the public schools Will
have 20 be yaceinated before next
Monday or else show q healthy look p
inE scar, in order 10 remain IN school.
A. the regular meeting ~ the board
~ school directors. held last night.
coEnixnnce was taken Of the Law on
THE point. aud all pupils who have
not been Naccinatcd win be rxciud-
ed from the schools after this week.
The board elected Prof. ID. a.
Troph~gan principal OF the new
night school. ~ salary OF $50 per
month. with four assistants at so
per month. Hills WEIR audited by
the board IN the sum 81 SCI .sgs ~.
The architects for new school
buildings recommended by the spec
Val COMMITTEES. were approved rs fol-
lows, Boone aud Corner. Saunders
and LAYTON, James stephen and
chaa. ~. Bebb.
The board viii meet on Jan. 10 at
the county treawurpr'r office TO sell
the school bonds recently authorized
for building new structures.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-08
bad LUCK TO
THIS THIEF
Who Stole the Last OF Poor SCOTS
Money

Broken hearted because the means
20 carry him to his horne In Scot
land had been stolen. Robert Scott
was carried out % the city tail this
morning to the county ambulance
and taken to the hospital at South
Park. He Is broken IN health. and
little hopes are entertained for his
recovery.
Some days ago scott was robbed
nf t6s by man he trusted. with
the money he meant 20 purchase =
ticket 10 Scotland. where he would
once again see his mother. IL took
q long tifns for him 20 save that
money. and when IL was stolen there
seemed no sunshine left.
He became ~ and went 20 police
headquarters for assistance. There
he was attended by Dr. Ludlow. who
Tor . time thought the man show
ed symptoms % smallpox He ~as
isolated for three days and the d.
cease developed into q general phys
lrni decline instead OF smallpox. The
thought that he would never zee his
Old mother again was killing hiFn.
Before he left for this county farm
this morning he made Jailnr Grant
promise to write 10 Grenock. Scot
land. which the officer did.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-08
CITY COUNCIL
REORCANIzES
Ballard Official Family Takes on a
New Personnel Throughout

The Ballard city council reorFan-
iged last night. The new mayor.
Thomas - Reed. and y. W. Frazier,
W. cirek. a. Nelson ana W. Hatlsy.
the four newly elected councilmen.
were installed.
Upon returning from the council
Mayor Johnson made an appropriate
address conveying his appreciation
Of the cooperation of the council
IN the work of che past year. Mayor
Reed Then took up the feinn Of ONCE.
Before announcing the committees
for the ensuing year, he spoke brief
~, urging the members OF the coun-
al 90 allow no politics 60 enter into
their work,
Mayor Reed announced the fol-
lowing committees. Finance. clark.
natiey. Twlgg IRE and water.
Twigg. Bailey. Clark streets, Bat
ley, Frazer, Twiggi building, Loud
crvilie, Clark. Frazer,
Robert Hunt the city marshal,
was reelected Ga that position.
stephen Turner and John Mcdonald
were chosen niFht watehmen. g, y,
pli WINS reelected superintendent of
the city water and liRht plant VIII
lam Doyle wuh elected janitor 81 the
city hail az salary Of $50 per
month
=. u. Lucas win be police justice.
Seth W Chandler was elected city
engineer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-08
BUYS LOCAL
CAN FACTORY


One OF geattle'E important manu-
factories has been sold to a trust
Yesterday afternoon the papers were
filed In the county auditors office
transferring the Loyhed Tinware
Manufacturing Co.. situated at
1917 First avenue. 70 the American
Can Co, trust. The c0nsidera-
ton In stated 70 have been $4,000.
The Loyhed Jfnware Manufactur-
ing Co. IL an old concern here, and
from the Importance Of the fishing
industry on the North Pacific coast.
come an important enterprise, and
the manufacturing Of cans has be-
one Of increasing iucratlveuers. The
company was named for Edward
I.oyfed. It's founder. ID. Il. Porter
was it's president and general man
ager.
The American Can Co. IL a trust
that has made a rapid and telling
advance on the can manufacturing
industry on the Pacific coast during
the past several years. II has SCI
cured several Of the largest plants
on this coast, but only recently made
TIA advent In Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-08
CITY HALL

The Green Lake congregational
church took out permit today "a
build a one-aiory frame addition Ia
the church at f722 Woodlawn av-
enus. The estimated cost Is 500.
y. Rosenberg will erect ~ -Htory
frame residence ~ 1891 Seventeenth
avenue, 10 cost 1850. A building
permit. was taken out today.
other building permits issued to-
day were as follows: r.. Huntleg.
sI2si4 sixth avenue. fwo-story frame
house. 81. 100: w. 4. Males. 5i2
Twelfth avenue north. two-story
frame house. 81 200. Simon Mandel.
1904 Weedin place. HISTORY frame
house, t4e0. Y. v. Clayton, all
Twelfth avenue north. fh-ntory
frame house. 81 coo: NJ. Kilnkow-
stein. 1924 Nineteenth avenue. one
story frame addition. $500
In compliance with city ordinance
the sunset Telephone and Telegraph
Company today filed It's annual
statement with the clerk. setting
forth facts az follows; Life ~ ita
franchise in Seattle. - years. ordi-
nance No. 1886. granting the fran
chIse. passed July IS. 1883. and APP
proved by the mayor July 10, 1888.
officers ~ the company. President
John ]. aabin, Vice PRECEDENT Louis
Glass and Secretary Fred w. Eaton,
all of San Francisco.
The roof OF the city hall over the
water department leaks badly when
ever "a rains. The boys In the Of
Ace have made complaint after COM
piaiut but for some unnccountable
reason the leak has not been re-
paired This morning there was a
regular water puddle IN the center
Of the fioor. Some one IN the Office
IN an effort TO call attention to the
fact. rugged up a banner and set II
IN the center OF the puddle. The
banner read. mo fishing allowed
in this pond"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-08
HAD A RATCHET
Police officer Intercepis a Man Ne
Thinks is q Burglar

The vigilance 81 Policeman Han
nick probably saved a burglary on
the FIRST hiii early this morning. ~
about o'clock EaHnick saw a
vicious looking negro aneakinE aiong
the shadow of a fence near Terry
avenue and Cherry street The man
carried a Ratchet in his hand and
this fact aroused the policeman =
suspicious Charles Wilson. the
negro. could give no explanation ~
why he carried the weapon and vas
aent % headquarters. WHEN searched
a pawn ticket was found on his per.
son showing that he had dinpoaed 81
a revolver iH Tacoma.
Detective Hubbard recognized the
prisoner az an sg-conviei who @AA
arrested here on suspicion some time
ego A. that time he was suspected
81 holding up a man on Grant street
bridge. bat was never tried.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-08
IN THE COURTS
Mrs. s.svs. Get. I, All

The contest over the win OF the
late Or. Powell Rec ess has been set
tied out Of court. and the wfli was
admitted 70 probate yesterday ~
Judge TslimAn. The win ieft the
entire estate to Mrs Sophia Reeves.
the widow. Her stepron. John q.
Reeves. claimed that Mrs. Reeves.
had obtained the will by undue In
fiuence and was concsaiinw large
amount 81 property. Mrs. Reeves
answered that the property was her
own, and had always stood IN her
name. she asserted that II was the
proceeds OF property owned BY her
when she married Dr. Reeves. The
terms OF the settlement are not made
known.
w. ID. Lambuth. attorney for Mrs.
Dr. Reeves. says that she paid the
attorneys for young Reeves. and u.
". Rawaon. special administrator Of
the estate, $3.50 TO withdraw all
claims. Out OF this ISL 50 r. 90 be
applied 10 the payment Of costs and
expenses already incurred By the
special administrator.
Mrs. Reeves and John q. Reeves.
the stepaon. sat amicably together
In court today. which gives rise 20
the inference that Mrs. Reeves Will
carry out that clause ~ the Will
which requires her TO provide for the
late Doctors son.
The womau in the cass
The answers In the sensational
Ballard SANDER actions. filed by
Mary sacher against w. ~. Curtis,
and by John r. Wheatman against
A. w. Preston. state that the
troubles grew out ~ Mrs. Wheat
mans SUIT for divorce against her
husband lagt fall. IL Ia asserted
that while the suit WIS pending,
preston and Curtis attempted 20 ef-
feet a reconciliation. The divorce
was granted The story comes from
ballard that Mr.. Wheatman's atten-
lions 10 Miss aacher were partly
rcsponslbie for his family troubles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-08
STR. BERTHA SAILS

The steamer bertha. OF the Alaska
Commercial Company. sailed this
morning for NHides and other Alas
kan points She carried large
number of passengers. quite n few
ladies' ~rro among The travellers.
Among those on boasd was Captain
Bales. the well known Alaskan
courier. Vie ia en- route 20 Nome with
government mai and Eoodiy lot or
letters from private parties 10
friends in Nome.
The cnptsin VIII 70 20 Illlama.
from where he goes direct To Nome.
a distance Of 900 miles. By dog
team. lie expects - return 10 Se-
attic about ths nrat ~ Mag.
The steamers cargo consisted OF
general merchandise.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-08
He HASN'T
MADE GOOD
Now Rene Wants Him
to Dig Up $4,000

~erpwTT. Jan. s. "A charming
-...snssrenes ~ gay paree Is about
= pNrroiated through the courts
.here are woven tho threads %
80 eonaience. TRUST efsraycd and
s..'s despair. Rene Cavalier has
.'rsht seis FOR arsa, n ol proniase
s<.','ss Peter Arnssiacl.
s.ns Mlieges that she ,eft her
500 horns IN gay Paree' after
- 40 slcaaent perSuAstan On he
- x ne ardent petcr. she eaess
~ ceaatry lahort,g along under
N.sef fhat she wta 10 undcrxo
-. 49, a. legal rite before becona-
- IA spouse 81 the American
s,n-s a. anancc. but when she ar
- n <4w York she sSys Pete
s.a.,Sss't r.aks good"
ses essas . the waters 81 ths Pa
ssss wssA hen. however. ana since
49, 80. ,lmN 5ans. 1901. naa faithfully
80. rsrsas % he a heipmate &c him,
~ ~ A. IN the oirt 1icnt e Stlil
~ ssm< Pete won make goodi
s.ssatv she explains thefr relations.
- s.slms that her crring lover Il
90 ylam8 IN coin Of The realm
- slsc has much land IL state
s-r~r a. Minnesota, and fS.fp@ ss all
=. s~ks q heal har bent heart. af-
~hlrh she i willing 90 depart ~
sa.~< ansf ieave the nuforous r. ter
Z ana sciaee IN other charmers.
IN. xus ~ell IS stsll unexhaustsd
4 has teeu plugged
--<s mother ~ Howard. the fahorsf
whe was ssrhyxated when the Gov
i - vas struck. has nos bser
e,nc&
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-08
POLICEMEN
WILL DANCE
Bluecoais Arranging Tor Grand Bal
at Armory Next Month

The eigh,h annual polleemans ball
will be given at Armofy hail. Friday
evening, February =, The police
men have started ALREADY 20 ar
range for the Rffair. which they In.
tend 10 make grand success,
Detective Charles Tenant, assist
"a BY Sergeant Mike Powers and
Jaiisr Charlie Grant. have charge ~
the arrangements. The proceeds VIII
be used Tor the Police Relief Arso'
citation fund
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-08
ARlLLA SOLD

The little schooner Ariiia. that Gre
ated some alarm by her temporary
DISAPPEARANCE during the late storm.
was ssid to-day BY tts owner. X. p.
Cogsweil. 20 John Merrill. Of this
city. The consideration Ia not made
public.
The Arilia IL a vessel of 50 tons
register and was built 81 Port An
Keies about three years ago. She
was engaged In Alaska trading dur
ing the past year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-08
SEEKS DEATH
BY POISON
lo,he ReIii Swallows a Bottle OF
Cahollc Acid but is Saved

Tired % her wasted life, Iottie
Rcitf. roomer In a lodging house
at aot sixth avenue. attempted to
commit suicide az = o'clock this
morning hy taking carbolic acid
SOME one notified Coroner &. ~
Hoyo % the affair. and he al once
attended the woman, She had Awai-
lowed a t-cunce vial OF caFb0llc
linamcnt, which burned her mouth
and throat terribly. The doctor re-
stored her te consciousness. and fin-
ally brought her out % danger
She said. however. that she would
XIII herself sooner or later She
KlNe~ no definite reason for her act,
beyond the fact that she does not
care Go live.
The Reiff woman - we'll known
Go the police. AZ N also har husband.
I, l. said that her real name Is Al
len.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-08
The DIX
ARRIVES
mDig Transport In From
uaniIa-lies In Stream

~ rpssrnrnent transport DIX ar.
Y1xe6 3 NJ osf.ng this afternoon d.
~ {svn Manila. Captain WRuifor
~ cu1x>Hxnasser sternberwer. This
e1oun <az<s here to load forage
- ~ urps In the Philippines
~ m M Manila ermcsly r day.
~ IN nu1nx q day or two. en-
pef11cM - weather. There wers
- tm1l1 y aesd@nts on beard dur
~ ~ voyage
~ hR1nxv 100 sacks OF mail from
A1Hlk This makes the third trfr
e tAe Dir 70 fksx port. she II cns
q The largest steamers that touches
Ire. her carrying capacity being
13.9e1 tors.
The steamer viii prchshsy not tie
~ az the Arlington dock before to-
morrnw forenoon Tn~rx IL no news
q particular frnporfance from ffs
Philippines. The Improved sanitary
tontition Of Manila since unde'
American occupation has vastly re,
laced the mortality there and the
hezitk a both The American troaps
so The native pcprlHce - good. and
TIE prospects for the complete
sneiiorztsou 81 the islands IN nos
far distant.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-08
tnnIe RooneY In CanllvIlY

Another roundup ~ tho suspicious
Characters In the tcuderloin was
made by pntrolmen Freeman, Mo
clurg and Ryan this morning. EiFht
hobncH were caught In the police
gfas net Az VII be tried 81 the
police court.
During the roundup little Annie
Rooney WAS picked up. She In
charged with yasrancy like the rest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-08
Episcopal Services

Half hour services were held In the
EplHcopalian churcMa 81 this city
this morning, simultaneous With The
ConHcoration Of Rev. Frederick VIM.
Heater. hishop-olect Of the diocese
OF olympia, ~ Dubuque, Iowa,
bishop keutnr VIII leave for bis
now field Of work In a few days, tic
win preach his first sermon In this
diocese az 81 Luke's church. la
coma, sunday Jan. s6. The follow
INK week he viii be entertained 10
Tacoma and viii preach az Trinity
Parish church IN this city the next
Sunday.
ON the evening OF Feb. 3 a public
reception VIII be rendered him at the
Hnlniersurand hotel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-08
JACKSON DAY

SAN FRANcIsco. Cal. Jan. s..
The Monticello club. one II the
chlnf Democratic organizations OF
the Pacific coast has completed or.
ranErmsnts for nm elaborate Jack
son Day banquet tonight Several
speakers ~ national reputation Will
be hen ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-08
BOLD H0LD-UPS
Terribly AUBURN
Railroad Men the Victims In the
White River Valley Town

The hold-up men, according 90 re-
ports, are getting In their work at
Auburn. SO far. railroad men who
are required TO be on duty at night.
have figured al victims. The tow
Is fun Of thugs. who apparently have
conceived the Idea % getting easy
money.
During the past week there have
been three or four bold hold-upa near
the station II IL said a. be- "A pecu-
liar sight 20 witness the railroad
men, after one OF their number has
been robbed. band themselves to-
Eether ana SO cut rounding up hobos
Ia a futile search for the stolen ar
tielFa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-08
FOR BUILDING
FREMONT ROAD
Bids Tor Excellent Undertaking 10
Be Called Tor

The Board OF Public Works will
call tnf Bids Saturday Tor building
q public highway from Fremont ga
the city boundary VI g. 90 he "a
feet Wide. graded and ballaatrd.
The road begins az the government
canal crossing in Fremont and runs
north paralieiinE the old woodland
park electric synlem II N then "a
turn west TO the southeast corner
of the park ana travel along the
westerly boundary OF the park az,
rectly north connecting with the
county road
The new road win sive "a better
access 60 the city from the north.
and was strongly petitloned for by
county residents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-08
1O0K SHOT
At HIM

EVERETT. Jan. "a seiephonic
een~unication has tust been re-
e.ssed here to the effect that one or
- parties searching for James
nzes the sould-be murderer Of VIC
ts<ss Price. came upon him last
ssghs
Several shots were fired at him as
y ran away through tho woods. but
a9rsrrntly none OF them took effect.
Ross brandlshed a shotgun as h.
rns. He IL chad In heavy waterproof
eze<hins and - thousnt 20 be making
~ why into the mountains Other
parties have taken w the chase.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-08
SPECIAL RATES
TO CONVENTIONS
G. N. Announces Concessions 10
Approaching Conventions

The G-eRt Northern psilTead Co.
has made special rate for one and
one third fares from all cities Ia the
state % the following conventions;
Washington Hotel Mems aHHocia-
ton. which meets az Seattle Jan. "a
10 is inclusive. The Labor Congress
Of the state ~ Warrington. which
meets at Tacoma Jan. rs 20 ~ In
eiuslves tnland Empire Horticui-
turai association. which meets at
Spokane Jan - 20 Is inclusive.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-08
- ----a--------
NAY REACH /
AGREEMENT

nere y a meeting IN progress ths
s..srnoon between the owners % tiF
*.S Sound Navigation Company
- ne Thompson Steamboat Com.
~ With a view 10 the former
...-s4nyH purchasing some OF the
-srs OF the Thompson com
feet. Although the sessiot
4 r.fictiy secret one, u IL learned
~ - agreement II likely TO be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-08
Car Line Through Park

The council corporations commit
tee viii meet AT CITY Engineer Thon-
sons office tomorrow night 10 con-
slider the application of the Seattle
Electric Co. for n franchise 10 tun
street cars through Woodland par.
There ~ much opposition 20 the
franchise from residents ~ Fremont
and Green Lake They VIII be pres
ent IN a large body. u n thought. 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-08
MARINE NEWS

The steamer Tampico OF the Globe
Navigation Co.'S line. 10 eoAilug at
the bunkers today preparatory 10
taking her Hawaiian voyage.
las. Daily is in custody ON suspicion
of having stolen an overcoat and y
sweater. Jas. Sanford was arrest
ed AZ the same time BY Policeman
Damn a. an aceompiice. Day could
not give a satisfactory explanation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-08
LICENSED TO WE'D

The following marriage licenses
have been Issued: Edw. r. Burk-
hart, aged ~. Of Everett. and Neva
Watson. Of legal age, OF San Fran
cisco: Martin sornik. 30. and Han
cine ganderod. "a. both Of Seattle.
Carmen Franeiio. 81. Of Georgetown.
and Gioseffno Benelli. 1e; Thomas
Mevey Patrick, 20. and Martha J..
Mckinney. %. both OF Seattle. Ed
ward y. Curry. %. Of Boise, Idaho.
and Verah NJ. Warne, ~, Of Pc-Eil.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-08
Lumbermen 10 Meet

The annual session OF the state
iumhcrman's Association viii be
held in Seattle January a. A ban
quet win be held In the Rainier
Grand hotel at 10 o'clock IN the even-
ins. II 10 expected that Too lumber
men viii attend. and altogether the
AFFAIR, rs planned. Will rNrrsd probr
ably any previous meet Of the or
ganlxation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-08
Kimball Arrlyes

The steamer John .. Klmbnlt ar
rived here late Yesterday afternoon
from Ban Francisco. She carried 20
passengers ana general cargo.
capt "a. ThwiuR thought there wna
lttlc likelihood ~ the missing boat
load 81 people from the Walla Waila
ever turning up. The kimbnii ex-
perionced dense foEF, rain and strong
winds ali the way up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-08
coniaolon

Contagious diseases reported 10 the
health department today were rs
follows:
Smallpox - y Johnson. Oregon
lodging house. ard Hazel Cameron.
Salmon bay. Ballard.
Scarlet fever--Axel johnson. fi34
Sixth avenue. and Lily Giles. 1891
Fifteenth avenue.
piphtheria Naomi Dye. 1904 Third
a rfHsrs0
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-08
TN NUMBERS

ct. PAUL. MINI. Jan. s.-The
railroad officials 81 this city est.
mate that NJ least 100. 900 home
seekers viii br handled over their
lines. bound 20 western points. dur.
Ing the season ~ 1909. The eNtign-
ate Il made up from lists furnished
BY emigration agents.