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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-06
The Making Of
Point Ice

The designs Tor point inco are drawn
on parchment paper. underneath which
ARC placed several miekbcsees or
newspaper ana one thickness ~ coarse
brown linen. The first process com
aista iu carefully stitching the design
through 90 th'He thlckncaaes. II is
done with such precision that when
finished % looks like fine machine
auichins THE design ~ now faateu.
80 60 q Huaii cushion which consists Of
several fh'rknrstfH ~ cloth laid over
o. rounded piece ~ wood n1 shaped as
t1 rito about three orlng Inches at
tbr Cop. which o. an that can he work.
81 without moving The design The
"oth 90 carefully covered aa soon aa
completed
Each portion " some ~ the designs
is worked by different grls. and fhc
pieces arc then connected by q ground
work ~ fine mfahes wrought with
srrat tafs ard rEii Into the ground
work more figures arr frrausHtI.
worked. iH an varieties ~ point lace.
hifh includes 40 lace made with Il
needle, there arr boa two kinds ~
stitches uHed. These differ but llttle
save 90 they are more Or less closely
drawn
when the ground work and the de-.
~isn nre wrought together like old
brussels, series - threads are laid
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-06
NOME Beer
FIVE CENTS

A special to tho Star from Nome
under date Nov Do. was received yes
tfrday. and ia the urst overland mnil
since She dark Arctic winter Hrt Boo.
Among other ut,r,atlHE items arc thr
following
The winter HtprtH ont with very frw
riEnH That ARE encouraging ana There
iv every Indication ~ hard dull
winter uusin,TH les much more dv.
prrrsed than 90 fhia TINE last year
uud there ia moss $50 work EuinE nu
and practically mo- money 300 general
circulation Asuu evidence ~ tho low
state of trade, I may say that this
week. Tor the first time in tho hia-
tory % thc cltip tho price of beer hess
fallen t1 3 cents per gIaHH About two
years ago IL WIS a3s. one yrar nEo
rts. last spring l-tse. nnd unw hr
Bread ia now ac again. CANNED guuds
and many lines uf gr0crrirH ore worry
cheap while many small places put
up cheap meals nt ESQ nnd sc iiut
though meals may be- hld Tor alt
aud ,1e. Go nned not be- supposed that
thuy are what are ordinarily demon
mated meals down in the HthtsH. aH
q matter ~ feet it 81 nearly impua
sihlc tu got Euud. satisfactory res
tRnfant meal At auf price MANY ~
the saloons vent out uf business on
nov 1. which was the date when they
were an Required Co pes ths United
States NtN fpr "a yearly retail liquor
ilDsuar. and there are NOW ouly -
saloons left tt whH thought CAS- ONE
time that THERE would ht Eund dfnt
of winter work done around Nom, u4la
winter but nH Set though DC is rariY
hiiio haH hfen dome Goa tina dive. rnH
There 10 nHt fhr Hnmo hf8mpeIinE hr.
lnE dome either. and uHtalde no "a uf.
tie Excitement over Candle creek. in
the fairhHV,n district everything be-
aAlet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-06
THE CONTRARY
NINTH WARD
Politics Wax Warm In the "Tail
Ender' Republicans Working

Politics are Warming up out in tho
Niuth ward. Precinct clubs arc be-
ms formed ana friends" arc mon
uoning names Tor aldrrmaniu huuora
The Ninth is known Go many pru-
Pie aa the CONTRARY Ninth." be-
cause Il has always shown "a major
ny for the losing ayoralty ,undi.
date, except When byron Phelps was
elected.
The present councilman. William
Murphy was elected on the fusion
ticket 10 ls reported that Council.
man Murphy bears two names De-.
cause Of his success iu getting money
appropriated Tor Ninth ward im-
pruNem"nts liie city hall associates
call him 'ltuuher" Murphy while
many of his constituents call him
Honest Hill.' Murphy IL a candt-
date Tor accumulation The only
other known Democratic nAplrUnt
for the nomination is Herbert D.
Snook who lives Ia the First pre-.
.Cinct Of the ward, or what is more
generally known as Interplay ~ ia
said that Mr.. Shook is gathering lots
Of strength and " considered a dan
gvrous man for Murphy
Republican Had Of II
la the Republican camp there
seems to be quite a bit Of dissb,is
faction.
For councilman 70 was Thought Tor
some time that \. } soddard. of
Fremont would got he Republican
nomination hut now &c Is said that
Goddard VIII not run Tho reason
Tor this unexpected change is that
the ward leaders have decided that
either Latonn NropkiSn or Green
Lake l. entitled 90 the councilman.
and so Mr.. Goddard has BEEN pulled
out Of the race.
As Green Lake has no candidate
as Yet FOR councilman the field ~ lrft
Co men from BROOKLYN or t.atona.
which comprise the Firm precinct.
Aa Avswss Candidate
The only avowed candidate IN the
Finn IL NJ. J. Luud. 81 H~nnat.
whitman a Lund. lawyers. While
Mr.. Luud's friends ciaim that his
nomination ~ furegune conclusion.
there are people Ia the Fifth who
say that STR i.und IA not accepta bic
20 the people 81 that ward. and some
Of the precincts may advance candi-
dates against Mr Luna. II a. re-
ported that the meeting In the Fifth
precinct tomorrow night win de-
vclop a dark horse or two FOR alder
manic hnuorH
II 10 generally believed that the
delegates 10 the convention viii be
anti Humcs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-06

fer carrying % white tid or aatlu- hound
prayer book Instead of a bouquet
Skirts hrs Much
Trimmed
Ih" early auf.uv models viii show
hli f.V plain skirts. aa thr tnud-nr. Is
for much trimming aud rlrbolgwa Ths
double nE'rt with lfs rDIucea ~ eK-
n'Iy Do" sumo length, and rarh odro
stitched or trimmed with fancy brala
pr innn promises 20 boz % favorlta style.
Another pretty method NJ decoration
itHt VIII be much boz vogue iH what 10
known nH thr panel trimming above
ttr Inevitable flDuucc that must adorn
ef"rF WDdish skirt ~ give 10 the RE-
gulred flare above the feet. thcu Ga a
band ~ lare Insertion ret between two
bands " flr or ruchiuRH Of chiffon or
Hiik aH thc case may Boz. Tor the garni-,
tnre NJ gown depends. o. course. ON
tho Kind o. material ~ which thss
gown H made. Nuns yelling bauBtesl
and barcgcs viii be- much worn DUR
inE the spring season. as these rna-s
tefiais are well adapted % the gracs~
ful and swo' ping styles ~ the present..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-06
SEWER GAS
EXPLODES
Scores of Persons Are
Killed and Injured

CHICAGO. Feb, s. ln an explosion
- IL she interscct on ot Twenty
s's,sa street and Archer avenue last
...Ss n persons we're Killed and
,sss IN siFed. while ia is not cor-
~, whetAer the gas which exploded
- sewer or itumlna ting. ID Is be-.
l,sysa 10 have been the former. The
Illuminating gas immediately took
~, fraln me wrecked mains and the
ss.nseieS Tor several squares around
- hlaWn INTO the air and names
.Ast M Ike huge burning torches.
tsres sgefy frame structure, the
,,.,.r gerr 81 which was occupied by
I N,tehef shop. took nrs immediately
- - 4 uas weakened bV the rN.
,ins,sn i suddenly collapsed. carry
- ~ greater number OF It's tenants
= ~ easement below. Several adj
s.,s,re frame buildings caught nre
"a ne Mu ere department. was
80 cat t0 avoid a general con-
ssssaisan The explosion was 20 such
,eNres that window paues we're
sss.fsrsa fer several blocks. one
800 car ailea with passengers was
aN,4 hs5ily and thrown ten feet
fssss ~ track and two drug stores
Il ~ ysefaisy wrecked.
9bs aa8 ar as followss otto
Tr,s,e 6 yesrs. butcher. Mrs. otto
Tra,ss 5 PEARS Otto Trostle. ir.. 9
,sss Ira Trustle. yeaus. Anna
r.v,z f. YEARS Mamie Trostie. II
e.as FSea rrosJic. butcher. nephew
I. 'ra Trostie. - years. sophie
Krxaf 3anestic IN TroStls family.
Narg ESSENTIAL. 81 years. ztli Purple
g-srg. Mrs. NJ. ksufert. ia Twenty.
~cra street Edward kaufert. "a
sars Mamie KRufert. years: An
era kolb. rcomer with Mrs. Kauf-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-06
FEDERAL COURT

wong shun Hun bss been con
s,,,. W perjury IN the United
49, district court. A short time
rt,, as held for deportation to
49, 49, ana made an afidaylt that he
rs,. oorn in San Francl,eo This
~ ~ vas disproved yesterday.
a. nsattie Hardware COMPANY
raj petition yssterdsy in the fed
h - sgaft asking that W. q SHARKS
yuagsd a bankrupt. gpayks he
~ ~ man Of Oetchsll ana owes
d., petitioners 1000. n is claimed
"a. parks Ia insoivsnt ana bas
e,s1''ssIred property in fraud q, ne
viii. appeal Of r. p. Bod1.o, and
opig,a m Q. Wilson. convletea ~
sls,s. smuggling IN he tyni,ea
h sr,a ulstfiet court last June viii
Of srs susd before the clrct1,, co,,rt
fsr p gals n San Franeises \, ''' /,
siats-sa d., WILSON u. DAY. United
for ~ district attorney. vim sn ,,ss ,
Nsr,e1..s government ana a. III aPps ny
ths s Il snd George Mckay repr l NJ
fr M, isssiefaapts They e,art p' ,aca =
a%@s attracted consia.ra,,s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-06

attention az the time Tho men were
NhaiErd 10y the government With no .
ihk mcmocrs ot an opium ring. of
which hodgson Was the head hadg
son iS mcry hunt az Richardson
ahd was postmaster when arrested.
Wilson ia his cousin ana ia a Seattle
vNprvssmUn, Roth mon are ON hail.
They we've Indicted ON four counts.
hut were convicted ON only one Bach
was sentenced To year TIA the pcut.
tentlafy and t0 pay tine 90 81. 600.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-06
THE HOP QUESTION

In speaking ~ the new Australian
tariff on hops. g.. G, Ramsey. a local
dealer. said TO a Star reporter to-
day. The hop growers % wash
inKton. Oregon and California viii
be the losers on the deal u the soil Of
Australia - such as 20 produce good
hops. But n hops cannot be raised
there It VIII simply be an increase in
cost to the brewers Of that country.
II the former condition prevails
prices for hops VIII surely fair next
season. and Il viii also have the ef-
feet 10 Rlut the market here. as deal
ers will also be selling az a very
small profit.
The whole thing depends on hop
raising conditions in Australia"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-06
Billiard Tournament

p. r. Pope was defeated by " y.
Emerson. last uight. for nrHt place
in the handicap billiard tournament
~ the Seattle Athletic club Mr
Pore vas 90 make is5 points 10 MIR
Emerson IS. but succeeded in mak-
ms only i01 when ~ the agnd inning
Mt Emerson ran out his string uf -.
Pope made the largest single run 81
the game making q points.
The club trophy for the winner
was handsome goid medal For
second place several lie games viii
De- played on The second prize IL
a fine SILK umbrella
T. J.. Moore has offered "a gold
medal 90 be- PLAYED for IN tho next
tournament. which will 10 begun IN
a few aass
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-06
Stairs in the Siandplpe

ma Mny iw0 iho City council passed.
un ordinance upprnpflHuus f,n Tor
thc conjunction of spiral stairway
to the top nf th, queen Ammo stand
pipe. but the proper material could
not he secured. nud tho wufA was de-
layrd
rlnnH and specifications for the
stairway were yesterday turned over
Go ArrisiHnt Guy Engineer frutt Tur
estimated Hual of th. Improvement viii
br $3.50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-06
JoBBlNe QUOTATIONS
CONNECTED pAttYl
Green Fruit

Lemons fLsb4t9.lB a box. cooking
apples. ,5c0to0. eating apples. tt2a
A2.a 80. oranges. s. o1usta. bananas.
tt55U2 5o pears. fi.25Ui cranber-
riHH. ts.euua.t9 per hbl. pine
apples. 5000 per dozen JAP or
anges. 81 ooul rs per pkg. Seeding
oranges 81 t002 90 times g. 00ns 90
case. tangeriHes. ti.s5. grape fruit
$3.50.
Vegetables
Potatoes 80 ooag, 50 a ton. hccis
T5us0v per sack carrots esuIsc
per sack lettuce. 81 00Ui % Per case
/ turuips. t5W6sr garlic. &C. cabbage
! Ills per cWt peppers. fbcm
81 So per case husks. zoe celery. 2sm
tse per doE sweet potatoes. 81 $50 70
I per cwt. chill peppers. 259 So aaurf
| kraut. 2A0ac. tomatoes. $50 per
7 case. radinhrH. ioc per dozen. pars-
lev Sous onions. 81 2S8sn ~ per
cwt parnnips. sacuti g. cauiifiower.
/ socmti 90. pumpkins i1i,.c per %.
E squash gaze wax beans. i1ac.
I nrtichokes, 81 o04l2i per dog. string
E beans isc: cucumhrfs, 81 so0 90
per box. brussels sprouts. gu3r peas
/ lie.
Batter. CAssss. Egr, sAa rouitry
1 Butter -- Washington crwAmerirn,
T pound prints. 2su aNcfi Eastern Iowa
and EiEin s,c fresh ranch. isQ zoe.
Cheese Native Washington. fun
I cream. lssA4l1c. Eastern. New
Z York. i1AQisc. Wisconsin. itr.
I Roquefort tse r.dam. 81 o0di2 %
per case. New urk. is8i6c Lin.
burger. is9iic. brick. isUi3c. Swiss.
is@lsc
Esgn strictly fresh ranch. st0gsc.
f o.
I Live poultry Hens. i2Qi:Ae. large
spring igac turkeys. tlWlfe. geese.
E touilr ducks IL
Dressed poultry Turkeys. it8isr
T geese. iiui81. ducks. itul5c. chick
Z ems iaWttr.
Honey i10i1c.
Previsisas
Fresh meat Cow beef &c per 10.
steer beef. sB3Mc per 10. mutton.
wsthrr. Ttac. ewes. 7Wc. pork. i0c
per 10 veal. large. g.. small. Toe
Provisions Hams. t1Ac. breakfast
backs Zoe. bellies. 'ic
Hay-FuEnt sound. per ton. SO 600
1890 Eastern waEninEtoa timothy.
81 %. alfalfa. tiioo.
Grain Oats. $500 barley. 80 %
wheat 90 coo 40 corn. i1so'.
Corrected daily - The following
prices are being offered 20 the pro-
Queer IN round lots on tho dock or In
the car az Seattle.
Grain-Onts. 50 oowz5 -. barley.
fisoQ. wheat. chicken feed. so %
corn. bulk. t17.oQ.
EgRu Strictly fresh ranch. zt028c
tive creamery. 21121c.
Cheese Native Washington. iia
lie
EggS Strictly fresh ranch. 21W.tc
Poultry Hens. iiTi1Nc. large
T spring. lie. ducks. i20i2ise. turkeys.
Z f3c. geese. s4se.
Livestock Cows. SIC. steers. sc:
Z calves, siaq7ise: sheep. &c. hogs. so
si4c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-06
CONCERT AT
PLYMOUTH

Mss Alice Greer, Miss Rosemary
cenNay. Miss Glen and w u. Had
" delighted q packed house at the
FFm0uth Congregational church
kst night ay a concert. which was
gvsn 10 aid Of the fund for the re-
szild!ng % Trinity church
Each number ON the program was
very enjoyable and the concert was
A success. quite a sum ~ money
ms realized for the building fund
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-06
New Frat" Formed

The pharmacy students % the Uni-
verslty Of Washington have organ
lxed a fraternity among themselves.
A perpetual charter has been Sc
cured. This IL the irrt frat" Of SIS
kind on the coast and applications
are being received from other col
lereS on the coast.
The new fraternity il called Phi
Beta. and It's members are NJ Bert
Weed. n. A. Benedict. NJ. ). Lacey.
cecil Cox. a. = Cameron. J. ~
smith. !. r. Urquhart. q, A. Pike and
William NJ. SChorisy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-06

CHICAGO. Feb. s.--After an all.
srAt and morning search. during
whscA eleven bodies were recovered
Asn TIE ruins ~ buildings wrecked
rs; night hy the sewer gas rXplo-
SC. The nremen and police have
Ey.vsc az the conclusion that the
asih list viii not be increased. al
Sugh search has rot hssn aban-
Ass1 Thete are a number Of per-
as reported missing this morning.
III ihe police are confident they are
a. Tight. All the injured are doing
Sc and none viii die.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-06
THE MARKETS

The mllder weather is having "a
tendency Go Improve general bunInrss
ON western avenue. although tho
continued rain IL having an opposite
tendency today Huyrtn we're few
THIS morning their dumunda being
confined almost entirely 90 staple
goods. Prices remain unchanged to-
day.
heavy consignment of apples
arrived from Eastern Washington
also car 90 potatoes A little more
activity is reported m grain. enpe
piaily chopped feed
a fresh toe Of grape fruit arrived
ou the street yesterday afternoon
ana Is selling in assorted Sizes az
s. sO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-06
MANILA is
WORKED UP
Philippine City Inns on Authori.
ties Concerning Transports

The Manila papers are bitterly op-
posius tho government sale OF trans
ports. and an ISSUE OF the Mani A
flmrs which arrived hcrr TO-DAY has
the following caustie comment There
on. Including a congregational roast
II is known that before this. 1he
secretary ~ war has always been "a
strong advocate Of the retention ~
the big white fleet ~ transports which
have carried So many Of Uncle Sam =
soldiers across The " idr Pacific The
reasons for His change 81 attitude csn
ouly be surmised but IL o. certain that
the recent series ~ accidents which
befcn the service in Japan. aud the
numerous accidents ga Philippine VA
ters PLAYED no small part in seerc.
ttFy Roots change Of frunt.
Reasts cengrsssmsn
Undoubtedly the congressional PAR
~ consisting Of Senator BACON end
Ccuxressncn Mercer. Gaines, weeks.
Green. Jack and D'ArmRnd. who -
successfully hecdoed the service on
their trip ~ investigation. and Who
nearly sank every transports upon
which they took passage played q no
small factor IN prejudicirg popular
>. ntsn~ut in Washington By the ~
ports % their misfogtuneS on ths
transpor, service
The large steamship ant railway
interests ~ the Pacific coast have no
doubt contributed their share towards
the attempted abolition 4 the ser
vice"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-06
DOWN ON LOTTERIES

Post master stewart "a determined
90 put a stop 10 The using OF fhe
United States mails Nv lotteries. and
has instructed all employees In che
local office 20 be exceptionally care
ful not 70 permit any letters ar
papers from these Institutions 20 pass
through.
The order has resulted IN the con-
fiscation ~ quite a lot % letters and
papers. and viii undoubtedly have
good effect IN stopping lottery
fakes az far as the mails are con-
cerusd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-06
Renion Hill c ub

The Rrnton INN Improvement Club
will meet this evening az O'Clock
at the residence - J. p. Wilson. al
Eighteenth avenue and Madison
street The Improvement OF park
ms strips and parks win be- dis.
cuEHrd. The proposed street rail.
way extension viii receive attention
and regular meeting place FOR the
club viii be determined upon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-06
BUILDING PERMITS

Building permits were issued at the
city engineers oinCr today 10 j E.
Austin Tor two - story Coitag oa at
s3oi East Denny way, 60 cost SIS 900
to N. y, Hooper Tor a one story
residence ut ieob tasl Denny way. To
cost $1,000; "a Mrs. clara Oracle.
Tor two story frame residence at
so Eig htrcuth avenue. TO cost 81 100
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-06
FIFTY YEARS

PORT TOWNSEND. Feb. s-On
Feb "a tnc Old settlers Association
the Native Sons and Native Daughters
~ Washington Lodge ~ Port rawus
send. Will celebrate the laudlnE = the
first white settlers on this section -
Psieet sound q b~inK tho Goth anniver-
rary. A prrtsntious prosrRm o. est~-
hraklon iH 20 be prepared
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-06
Laura Doesn't Work There

Mayor Humea received letter
from Mrs W. W. Carter. Of Republic
this afternoon. inquiring about
Laura MsndieWerst. said % be a ste
nographer employed az the city hall.
AZ no person Of that name r. work
ing az the hail Mayor ifumes has re-
ferred the letter to the chief 81 po-
lice
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-06

millinery and elegant gowns en-.
hrlliHhea The scenes.
christopher Dr." was nrat pro.
ducrd by Charles Frohmbu Empire
Ihcatyr Company with John Drew
ana Maud Adams iu the leading
roles. The character ~ Christopher
colt IT,, that 81 a Eoutlcmauly free
lance, with the more harmless Vices
% wealthy young men. but uf nutur-
AZ integrity. Is one peculiarly suited
10 M StunrtH mental and ph1 Hical
equipment Mites Rowan and others
VII have parts witch Will AFFORD
thom ample opportunity 10 shine.
In Miatuura' viii run through the
week With Saturday matinee.
wagnsr'z Rand Concerts
Mrs tottte sheldon Thompson
VIII hc the sololHt at the next Sun.
day afternoon concert by Wagner D.
band nt the Grand
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-06
Gov. me6raw Goes East

Hon. John "a. Mraraw leave. 10,
murrow evening Tor visit ia hits old
home In Maine and viii spend n week
en- route in New York city he viii
be gone az wee k.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-06
Ideas for Winter
Weddings

Ideas for Winter
Weddings
Winter brides cling a. yellow and
white chr5 hHnthomumr. aa summer
brides always decide % roses Tor their
wedding decorations The chrynan-
ihrmuma are SNOWY and decorative.
ana give the occasion an air u snowy
elegance. Clusters II chrypnuthe.
NUNS now mark off the pews Tor tho
relatives a. thd church. Instead N The
Time houored white ribbons
A. one pretty home wedding tho wed
ding ring was placed lu the heart 81 81
tnlla lliy. ana Was carried iu by e
three rar-old ring bearer when
fhilAreH carry The ring ~ ~ best 10
uc % with Tiny white ribbon ana pin II
by small lopp 10 the cushion or
uowcr as little hands grow nervous
and may drop g. \ pretty back
ground De- secured by covering the sur
face 20 a pier glass with strands of
finc HmiiaF dotted with pink roses.
making q curtain
A new idea 90 staircase decora ton ia
"a series 81 green wrenthu outside the
baluHifade tied with white satin bows
and loops Boz green and white gar
land
An immense coruucopia fastened
hlEh up and filled with loose chryr-
authrmHun or roses makes "a pretty
corner decoration FOR q wedding pare
ty reception.
Where thr floor space Is limited. q
beautiful decorative effect may be- ar-
cured by French baskets tied with
pink or white ribbons. filled with flow
rfs ~ corresponding colors. and hung
ia the donrwayH and arches and nat
wall pockets filled with flowers Nus-
pended from the friezs ~ the rooms
Orchids and lilies Of the valley are
the most popular flowers for the
bride touquet which IL smaller than
that Of last year. the shower bouquet
being entirely out Most brides pre-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-06
N THE COURTS


Got BACK AZ Mary
c. I. Brown obtained a verdict
tFrA damages ln the superior court
Isz-s-aay against Mary = PHELPS
= AZ artiou Tor malicious prosecution
- ariiss i've on Nmxhnm Island ' o.,
umraast vas that Mrs Phelps hnG
Aem arrested last July upon the
carp 4 stealing bed-ratfrJ-~s
sra q 8rUEn Was acquitted 8Y r.
~ = sizssrs cur. and brought suit
~ - szaasuE that much damage
% = r'z=xinn and feelings
f,sax Aceu,ation
John ssAsaar kaa sued Tasrr Gilmore,
Wha vHss sa1aar AZ isT Main street,
q receives -. Alleging thai On Ngv.
'asI = t~pssiiea that amount n
t8ladi4n tds vita Gilmore At TIRE
htisrs saieen. bst has been unabl4
b GET b, ha-k
hlis Complaint sets up that hs was
drinking assr e the place named. ned
uet ~ bartender 'dop.d" n. RE
nlfHs nat while he vas "a a Aizvy
az iirsspoasibis condition. Gi.mo.s
saa - bartender J. w Brennan. in.
s-lsa Nm . make the deposit. which
NJ noS deny ard refuse 20 give Up.
sssakiaz tAs Rseera
hrA Lois J. Easily ~ making a
Nncazo record. On December ~
=" she Tss divorced from her FIRST
Elsoand ard now she wants 20 be
hsAly separated from her second.
s.em sc married July "a. 1901. She
nfHs that Tasty treats her cruelty
shd inaamanly.
Ysrrst Her welding Dats
fo.iesrnan William p Holt has
s%effd bis vife's complaint in d.
ana fled = crosa-compiaint.
sAegss that she has forgotten
aats OF their marriage. which
@tss vas September 20. 1901. In
49, o. December % He states
- sne abandoned him without
- Two months after the wedding
- n December had him arrested
- violating the United States
Get Tear Zach
.lhfes men pleaded guilty TO Grim
~. enarges yesterday before Judge
nnn ard each was sentenced 20 a
~ IN the penitentiary. They were
staefiek Schmidt and Herman
~ accused Of grand larceny.
'A@ Allied Hartman. Of burglary.
eAarRss Election Yrsaa
-. H. Beerman has fled a con-
- wy IN The superior court. alieE-
oasis for action that Nor
foWell, who now holds the Of
y road supervisor Of district No.
not entitled 20 the position.
sction occurred October u. and
- b1slufns showed q 70 % In favor
4seo,,-sil, herman claims 20 have
h ,rsrta Tour fraudulent votes cast
M ~ MS opponent. District
a1loinIng RanLnn