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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-01-21
ALTERNATEs.

P. Trammell, Rush Springs,
l. r., Hick Boardman, Naples, l.
T.. Geo. Ladd Chickasha, 1. T..
W H. HuntIey, Rush Springs, l.
T., w. j Wallace. NARROW, /. T.,
". w. Yeager, Chickasha, l. T.,
Chas. Bowers, Naples, /. T., Joe
McAloster, Alex, ! T., John
Lewis, Chickasha, 1. T., I. I.
johnson, Minco, l. T., Albert
TAYLOR, Minco, l. T., ]. W. Mayo,
Ninnekah. I. I.
Southern District of the Indian
Territory.
/, G. NJ. Campbell, Clerk of the
United States Court for the South
ern District Of the Indian Terri
tory, do hereby certify that the
within and foregoing is truly TAX.
en- and correctly copied from the
original list of jurors and alter
nate jurors drawn for the February
1902 term Of the United States /
Court for the Southern District Of |
the Indian Territory at Chickasha.
Witness my hand and the seal /
of SAID court at Chichasha, this I
the 18th day of January. 1912.
G. NJ. CAMPBELL,
BY j. VIM. SPEAKE, Clerk.
Deputy Clerk
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-01-21
Jury List.


L'S' o. gfano jurors ana a''s'-
na1e grand jurors uia~l 'o1 me
feoruar5' iSOz' term oi 'ne On''su
states court lot '"e Sou'nsi" ="
D'a1.'os q TUG ino'"n
a. On'e"aS1a'
q. T. Campbell Mlnco' /. l.
John 'homas' Minco' }. = I'm
NETT N Coy, Erin Springs l. /,
p. r. Lu.tFeii' Marrow 4 T. Joe
Airkenaall' OhicKasha' 4 4. : z
Weoo' baheJ' 4 l'' y. ~ folk =
Bradley !. t. Z. w. Iiilerson'
Narlow, l. 4 Jonn Compton
Nlnnekah' ! T. >. W. hoover
Ninnekan' l. t. Dan McOaI'ny'
huSh springs l. - a, ~. D'cAs'
Nash Sef'nss' + A. n. = AiFA
aooef' h'sn springs 4 +
ALrEaNATEs.
w. P. Bradley, Bradley. /. T.,
Geo. Hill, Rash Springs, ]. T., J.
G. Driggers, Chickasha, l. T., ].
II. Bond, Minco, /. T.. W. H. Min
ter, ST. Chickasha,I T.
List Of petit jurors and alternate
petit jurors drawn for the Feb
ruary 1902 term Of the United
States Court for the Southern
District of the Indian Territory,
at Ohichasha, /. T.,
W. f. Williams, MiOco, l. T.,
Jas. Wills, NARROW. L. T., Burnett
Fryrear, Mlnco. +. T.. Fant Me-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-29
INSPECTS
FORT DOUGLAS TODAY

20 long since he had been there that
he vas not up 10 date on the sltun-
tion. He said that the cable rates
10 high that II was difficult
wen for one VINO was well scqDaint-
ed with the people and tins islands to
form a clear idea OF what was going
on
General Funston expressed some
regret that tbs ~serviceabie and IN
venient khaki uniforms were To be
entirely superseded by the new olive
dreb uniforms ordered by the war
department. He IL accompanied by
hls aide. Lieutenant Burton J.
Mitchell. Colonel Bubb. Ia command
at the fort. and the general were well
acquainted in the Philippines. The
general viii stay here I'LL Wednes-
day.
General Funston IL short and
stocky. He wears a closely trimmed
dark. pointed beard. His cheeks are
plump with a glow OF good health
He eve smokes. He wore an olive
green, checked tweed suit and a flat
straw hat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-29

EXPLOSION
New York Tunnel Has
Another Early Blast

NEW YORK, July ae.-Fonr men
were badly injured and several Sc
verciy shocked this morning BY an
explosion Of dynamite In the new
subway at Forty. second and fark
avenue.
The explosion was under very Sim
liar circumstances 10 the last n
which occurred. a premature blast
taking place before the wurkmeh
could get away from the danger
zone.
The iist OF victims for the tunnel
construction 10 increasing at such n
rapid rate that there In considerable
public demand for an tnNeatiEation
into the methods pursued by the
contractors. All sorts % allegations
have been made. amans them being
that OF the use % detefiorated fuse
and the employment Of insxp"fi.
enced men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-29
WILL GIVE THE PRICE
OF MEALS A BOOST
RESTAURANT KEEPERS ASSOCIATION PLOTTING A NEW
SCHEDULE FOR TWO WEEKS or ELKs' CARNIVAL

Cooks and Walters linton. This
body. Il ~ claimed. a. a reccnt meet
ing passed resolutions 20 the effect
that Its members must have extra
PAY during the carnival The walt
cra and cooks argue that as there
will BE- a larger numherFf people In
town than usual their duties viii he
afduous.
Tha cooks are asking s. a day and
the walters s.. Il Is said, an increase
OF about u per cent.
The restaurant people say h only
way out Of it for them will be TO
raise their prices. as they claim that
at present prices they would lose
money. They canCede that they
must grant the raise 10 the cooks
and walters or run the risk Of hAv-
Ing all their heip walk out when
business Is az its best
Prominent In bor leaders tell a DIFF
ferent story. They say that the talk
OF advancing wages IL being made
by IN employers ~ an excuse f0f
raising the price Of meals and that
the wage question IL not serious
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-29
CHEMIST WILL SEARCH
FOR TRACES Of POISON
PENDING HIS REPORT fs-vEAR.oLp DELLA ELLIS 10 Held
ON SUSPICION or iNFANTicipE

Della Eilis the poison merely to set
rid Of &C.
The Ellis gfri came 20 Seattle
three years ago from Omaha. Nso
Her parents are poor and live at
Council Bluffs. Iowa when she first
came hare she lived with her half
sister. Mrs Ida Rlsby. at iss Seven
teenth avenue.
She did not sgt along we'll there
and moved to the home % Afvs. An
ME Allen. on Fifth avenue between
Virginia and Stewart streets
Lost January abe became ware
Of the act that she would loon be-
some q mother and sought refuge at
the wayside Mission.
Her seaueef IL supposed by the au-
thorities 20 be the Guy X" men
TONED IN her letter 20 her half
sister. o In the possession ~ the
The fact that the child was
named Guy makes the suspicion
stronger.
The body Of the baby 10 now at
Bonney z Stewards morxus.
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SALT LAKE. July ze-Brigadier
General Frkfcrick NJ. Funston. COM
sanding the Department Of the Col
erad0. made an Inspection Of Fort
Douglas today. which was minute
n detail and Thoroughly exhaustive.
Al $50 O'Clock this evening he will
ftyiew the troops on the lover pa
raff grounds. Particular weight at
t4fhes to the generals visit AZ this
Tine. when extensive improvements
are being contemplated at the his
forlc old military post. an appropria-
Ton Of tfE 900 having already been
made by congress for the purpose.
u have nothing 4 say that will be
% the slightest interest 70 the. pub
hc. said General Funston. n trific
ftfHiy. when he was approached by
q reporter today. II am simply here
on my annual visit 70 inspect the
post. ] = tell you absolutely moth
lng or the proposed improvements.
suen matters are arranged by the
var department. At Washington"
The general refused TO discuss the
r~nIlpplnes on the plea that II was
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Until City Chemist c. T. Boxaraus
fninhes the analysis Of the contents
u Baby Ellis stomach the ehilds
l~s-year-old mother, Della Ellis. VIII
h detained b. fhe police mafrcn
with an unwrftten accusation o. In
fxnticlds hanging over her head
The xfri has told the police that
she IL but IL years old. She denies
that she killed her baby and says
fbat abe had grown 10 love the little
sne II she did ash her physician 10
Kill il when IL was born. n says she
must have made she request while
urder the influence Of SOME drugs.
Tn@ girl was Respondent over her
ejscuvered sin and had no friends o.
ADVISERS. even before thT baby died.
Nov nhs claims the world has lost is
sweetness for her and that she would
rather die than live
ne vial % a.xffaiiz was given the
eh1l1 mother by Mrs Annie Ward.
q patient Of the De Soto hospital.
- left the Institution last safar-
~ II " said that MRS. Ward rave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-29

A gana OF ~ men was engaged In
unloading the rails. They we're
working under Foreman John Free
man. on a high tFcHtle that crosses
the Northern Pacific tracks.
To take a rail from a fiat a one
end Of Il Was attached 90 a tie and
the engine started ahead, dragging
the steel or the and dropping II
TO the trcstle.
Six Of the me- were standing near
one Of the rRllf when u fen from the
car. Ia some way. no oHe seems 70
know how. the rail- Knocked the six
men off the track.
In falling knnis struck a project
ing broken Timber. which penetrated
the abdominal cavity. The other
men fell clear 81 dhe obstruction.
landing in a heap on the ground.
A. quickly nn possible the injured
were taken to Kent. four miles dis.
taut. where they we're placed under
the care Of Dr. Taylor.
koniEss body IN now In charge Of
Undertaken n. II. Morrill,, Of Kent.
and wli be buried there. He had no
relatives Ia America. Some Of his
people live In Germany.
Coroner Haya IL today making a
thorough investigation 81 the case.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-29

IN PORT
N. Y. X. LINER coLlioGs WITH
WHARF Nv LANDING

The Nippon Ynssn kAisha liner
kinshlu Maru. Captain r. q. pyne.
had q narrow escape from crashing
Into the Great Northern pier at
snisnas ces@ ahiis making a land
Ing al n o'clock this NOR The
vessel wsskhafss Of thu pnos.
Captain 41N At the tisns. The
tide vas funnInk In past the end Of
fhs pier like . mill race. strisinx
tins s~tsarnshfB bfoaGslds and render
ing hsr ruhirr almost useless.
As Captain fillmore tried 70 steer
the vessel betwecu the two wharves
the tide began TO carry her with
tremendous momentum straight for
the end of thc eastern pier. IL
looked AZ though q crash wns i'm.
msnsnt. but the anchor Was quickly
dropped. and although II dragged q
considerable distance. n caused the
vessel 20 strike the pier with only
slight force. The Einshiu was
backed into the stream. and after a
half hour % mansuverins she was
successfully locked.
The liner brought from the Orient
IL ffrst-elsss passengers. 70 japanese
and s Chinese. She had a A0es.tou
cargo. consisting Of 2s.sTe packages
OF curios. mating. tea. straw braid.
sunnies al other Oriental freight
Tor the coast and eastern cities.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-29

MACHINIST
is ROBBED

SAN FRANCISCO. July ae-Hans
Hanson. n machinist who recently
arrived from Seattle. was held up
and robbed early this morning by a
man giving the name Of Charles
Keene. While standing at No. N
Mason street Hanson was ap.
preached by a stranger who feigned
drunkenness and requested 20 be
taken home. Hanson refused. but
bought the stranger a drink.
As they left the saloon Hanson
was seized by the throat and his
watch and chain and scarfpin taken.
He made an outcry. which attracted
the police. and n chase followed In
which the r0bber raj captured. Tho
crook. who IL an ordinary hold-up,
berry.
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is
PROUD OF IT
MRS. oILsoN's SON BOASTS or
BREAKING POLICEMAN ROB.
ERTs ARM

Mrs. Annie ellison and her two
boys. Christopher and Leonard. came
before q Jury and Police Judge
George this morning to answer a
charge OF assault aud battery. The
case took up the entire morning and
VIII not be finished untIi late this
afternoon.
II. ID. Benson Is conducting the de-
Tense and Deputy Prosecuting At
torney Frank Grinith In for the state.
The case IL well contested and Ia
quite an attraction at the court. The
fact that n woman and her two chill
dren could put out" and break the
arm OF a policeman II In itgeif a
novel thing. and many people are
present nj the trial for the purpose
OF hearing how u was done.
On the morning of July 10. dur
Ing the Tracy excitement, the Sc
attic chain gang. In charge OF Guards
owen Roberts and George Sheehan.
attempted 10 tear down n barn own
ed by Mrs. ellison. but standing In
Green Lake boulevard.
When the work OF razing the build
ing TO tho ground commenced, Mrs.
a shotgun OF the pump variety. She
could not get II loaded or there might
have been more serious trouble.
Chris ellison. her ~i6-year-oid son,
and officer Roberts. succeeded In dis
arminH h woman, but she still con-
tinued the light against the alleged
Intrusion.
Al the barn Mrs. Gibson and the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-29
COAL RIOT
CONTINUES

wILKEsnARRE. Pa. July "a
Serious fioting occurred again this
morning at Ladsford and shenan-
doah. esused by the arrival of a fss
more non-union miners TO take the
places % strikers The union miners
c~oneTexafsd In numbers around the
~coiieries ana when ordered by the
coal and iron police 10 ~dssperss. we're
defiant
Returning 10 the cottage Row oe.
cupled by the men who have taken
their places they stoned the houses.
Beyond the breaking of windows and
a slight destruction o. property no
damage was done. although many Of
the rioters weFe armed and several
shots were fired.
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During the Eiks' carnival the peo-
pie Of Seattle IN common with the
thousands 81 visitors who r ex-
pected IN the city then. VIII have %
nay more for their meals than al
the present tiuae The Restaurant
Keepers Association Of this city IL
rreparing to advance prices. Mo-
ices have been nj out 70 the res
taurant and hotel men 81 Seattle TO
attend a meetlng Of the association.
TO be held tomorrow Afternoon at
! o'clock at Germania hall.
The object OF the meeting. as
stated In the notice. Il 10 discuss an
agreement regarding the prices 70 %
CHARGED for meals during the car
nival. Al restaurant keepers {
urged % attend and take part in
the meeting.
Many restaurant keepers who do
not belong 10 the association state
that they have no intention % rails
Ing prices during the tive carnival
weeks Other SAY that they will
The responsibility Tor the proposed
advance Is said 20 he cast upon the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-29
DOES
BUSINESS
Cleans Out 100000
Injuries Five Firemen

PITTsBURG, July zs.-Fire Of an
alknCEn origin early this morning
Set.ed The stores Of Deuoon Bros,
eealere In paints and glass. and stu
~ Bros. dealers In rubber goods,
ling 10000 damages. Five fire.
msn, Lieutenant Dougai Leech. Cor
ns..as Buckley, William DaizeIl,
vniiom Reese and Daniel Gallagher,
~sie injured BY an explosion.
2 fire started on the third floor
=. tne eiBht-story building occupied
= the Denoon Bros Company. In
ne cellar were stored large Quanfi-
81 paints. Oils. etc. and an ez-
ks.s'gn took place while the 0remen
Ire on b fire escapes.
olruek ~ the flames the men
llpps the hose and slrugRIsd 10
~ out 81 reach or the terrible heat.
tnsif escape vas difficult.
heeona explosion occurred a. . 20
e.eak The flamss after oonsumlns
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-29
RABBI IS
NO MORE

NEW YORK. July aa-Chief Rah-
bl Or. JoHephs. the head OF the or
fhodox Jews In America. died this
morning after a brief illnsss at his
Residence In this city. EfnbolIsm %
the brain Wa the aus
In his death passes away n %
the most noted and bread minded
Hebrews of the age. a man whe
steadfastiy fought for his race. but
combined with IL a broad love for
humanity. His efforts for indus
trial peace were such that he was
made a member OF the National
Civic Federation.
At the time q The Hague peace
conference his name was prominent
" mentioned. fe enjoyed an inti-
mate friendship With some OF the
greatest thinkers. diplomats and men
OF affairs OF thss day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-29
WILL
NOT RESIGN

OYSTER BAY. July 2e.-The n
NOR afioat that Gov. Odell win
withdraw from politics on account
OF his position in the Hartman rail-
way interests is not taken seriously.
President Roosevelt has not been In
formed OF such a step.
The president and Mrs. Roosevelt
spent the morning ON n horseback
excursion. The yacht M%ayflower
left today 20 join the squadron. She
viii be succeeded by the Sylph. which
brings Senator Plat and others this
evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-29
SUBSTITUTE
SPANISH

WASHINGTON. u. C.. July as.-
The board Of visitors 10 the naval
academy. in It's report, recommends
the dropping OF French from the cur
.ricuIum and the substitution of Span
ish.
The maximum age set for entry
into the academy IL is years. II
urges In addition that full-rigged
practice ships be continued In use
as training vessels. and that the old
form Of sailoring be taught for EN-
Urgency.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-29
ON
The GULF

TUCSON. Aria. July is.-A cyclone
swept over the Gulf Of California
coast. Thursday night and IL IN be-
iieved that many lives were lost. All
communication by wire was de-
stroysd and repairs have just been
effected. The heaviest loss 10 ship
ping was IN the sinking ~ TWO cast
wise steamers At uuaymas. the FL
Luella and El Gfayina. and the
wreoklpg Of the Romero Ruble. n
large passenger steamer at Asxat-
Ian. Several other vessels were also
tent TO the bottom.
The town Of Guaymas suffered
much damage. whole blocks OF
houses being blown down or ruined.
One estimafe say that At least 80
lives we're ioHt, but reports arc
somewhat contradictory.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-29
WARSHIPS
ARE There
TO PROTECT

WASHINGTON. u. c.. July H.
The navy department. has been ad-
vised OF the Machiaa' arrival at Cape
Hayden. and the war tug Potomac
at Laguayra.
n 10 believed that those vessels viii
AFFORD ample protection TO the foreign
and American residents Of the revo-
luton ridden elites. Reports OF war
like demonstrations continue; but
at least haif Of them r regarded an
being OF but little Importance by the
department
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-29
DISCHARGED

BAN FRANcIsco. July s.--su-
perior Judge sioss today discharged
the writ Of prohibition asked o by
Governor Gage 20 prevent the local
police court from trying the libel
suit instigated by Attorney Board
man against spreckles and Leak.
governor. nor would II Interfere win
the suit brought by Gage In VIII
mlnRfon.
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. a fatal accident occurred on
the Renton branch Of the Seattle q
fnterurban electric railway. Tear
Ofillia. Yesterday morning. One
man. Henry konis. n dead. two are
seriously injured and thfee more are
painfully cut and bruised
The accident occurred shortly after
, O'Clock white this men were unload
inK a a % steel rails. The men
were injured by falling from the
tfestie. which IL Is feet from the
ground. All ala fell. K0nis lived IN
a nemi-eouHcious state until { o'clock
Yesterday afternoon when he n
pirsd at ths residence OF Dr. Taylor
at Kent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-29
FIFTH EDITION
SHE WANTS TO
MANAGE SALOON

Whether Sarah =. Conner or j. G..
Murphy " 20 be administrator OF the
partnership estate az Murphy q
Conner. II a question which viii be
decided by Judge Emory OF the IA
peri0r court
Mrs. Conner - the administrator
OF her husbands personal eatate. but
both she and her late husbands
partner In a ballard saloon are
more valuable property.
The a = Is ON the trial calendar
OF the probate department Tor this
afternoon. an1xy<la
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-29
KITCHENER TO
MARRY

LONDON, July 2e.-ft In rumored
Lord Kitchener ~ about 10
marry, but the name Of his chosen
bride has not been made public.
His name has been connected by
with many Of the faircst mem-
bers Of London society, but II IL be-
lieved that ne hopes 10 marry the
daughter of a north country clergy
man. in whom he showed particular
interest prior 10 the South African
raar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-29
"OUR JOE"
RECOVERED

LONDON, July 29.-Joseph Cham
berlnin has 20 fully recovered that
he was able TO u his duties to-
day, He was greeted with general
cheering when he appeared. the Lib
eral loader. Campbell Zimmerman,
leading I'm the applause.
In a speech Chamberlain said he
believed that self-government would
be abolished in South Africa much
quicker than many thought.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-29
fUCS WANT The MAYOR
TO INVESTIGATE FAKE
Are Quickly and CoIdIy Turned Down by San
Francisco's Executive

San FRANCISCO. Cal. July as.-
Mayor schmltx has turned a deaf a
10 thu s~uppiicafione Of Jeffries and
FItxsimmons. who are out fer jus
tee The pngilists appealed % the
mayer 10 act for hen rs a referee
or to lister To evidence In the mat
Ter Of the alleged fake fight.
Mayor scbnstsx firmly declined the
honor and said that he had no time
70 attend 10 such matters He adj
dressed a letter 20 the pugiiists. IN
which he said
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EARLY MORNING fire
THREATENS MANY LIVES
TWO MILL soARoiNo HousEs AT BALLARD ARE DESTROY.
90 ~ glAMas-Loss NAY REACH 5000

Fire destroyed two mill boarding
houses. and threatened the lives Of q
score Of rieepsns dodgers at Ballard
early this morning. Ths buildings
burned stood at the corner OF First
Avenue ard c street. and were own
"a ore By spArkfnan q Mclean OF
seattle. and the other BY John w.
Couxhiia. They were two-etory
frame structures The loss viii prob
by Insurance..
The ORE hfnke out IN the Kitchen
Of the Keystone house. kept by Mrs.
Mary Gordon ct iss0 o'clock. II
vas nrss noticed BY Nisht~ atchmsn
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boys again alta cksd the officers. Mira
Gibson sayn Roberts knockcd her
down several tine. and that then her
non Leonard. serd 10 years. struck
Roberts with q piece Of plank. The
Iofncer has beer laid up since with a
lbtnkan arm.
The boy admitted IN court this
morning that be struck the of1cef.
ana wa proud Of H."
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From the evidence before me I
am inclined 10 think the fight ended
the two principals: but that 10 not
my business. II fs for you TO con-
vince the public. or the Examiner.
which made the charges. that the
Tight Was quars and above board.
II u entirely without my pals OF
business and. aside from a desire 20
know the truth. Ia Of no interest 20
me"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-29
UNCLE SAM
Is ROB BED

LOS ANGELES. Cal. July ap.-
The South Pasadena postof1ce was
broken into at midnight and g4B0 In.
stamps and several hundred dollark
In money secured by blowing open
the safe with dynamite.
The tools used were stolen from nm
adjacent blacksmith shop. All Of the
ONCE furniture waa demolished by
the force of the explosion.
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Mcdonald. aho gave the alarm BY
firing three shots from his revolver.
spcnded and did splendid work. ex-
tin Kuishlns the flames within an hour
and saving the surrounding mills and
lumber yards destruction.
The dodgers In the Keystone house,
especially. had dimeulty In escaping
from the building. many Of them
got out in their night clothes. isev-
Ing all their belongings behind. Sew
erai narrow escapes = reported.
the building 10 which the ere
spread from the Keystone house was
coiman'a boarding and lodging
house.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-29
MEET
IN CONVENTION

The county convention OF the Pro-
hibition party wa opened this n
Ing at O. A. r. hall IN the Collins
building, with prayer by the Rev. ].
A.. DenniAon. who was elected chair
man.
The following we're made n COM
mittee on nomination. Rev. ], Whit
field. Rev. p. Brown. II. 70. Dunlap,
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MUST SELL
NO LIQUOR
POLICE ORDERED TO WATCH
100000 eve SALOON

Police Captain Ward. late this af-
ternoon. gave orders 20 the patrol
men on the beats below Yssief way
20 allow no more liquor TO be sold in
the notorious Goo-Goo Eye saloon At
tho corner of Second avenue south
and Main street. The saloons Iieense
IA. expired and the city council last
night refused 10 renew ". The po-
lice now intend TO keep the place
closed.
The dance hall run in connection
will be tolerated until It's license rum
out. which viii be within a couple
OF months.