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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-09-22

Aver Sc vsrihco en- Manatf un @nee-
ting Unionista, al que concurrieron CO.
mo tres mil alnas.
De esta ciudad asistieron al meeting
Ell sefor Matienzo Cintron y el doctor
don Rafael del Vale.
En- dicho pueblo qued6 constituido el
comit6 del citado partido.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-09-22

0PERAcIoNEs DE BUor Es EN- PUERTO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-09-22
ENTRADAs DE TRAvESIA

De Hamburgo y escalas vap alem
Bolivia" Mullenhoff ! Korber: A vi
cente y co ID balas papel Barcelo y
co IL rollos cuerdas l CT varios 4 he's
lozas HOO atds calderos anafes. Pa
lacios y co 100 bls Cemento Ochoa
Hrnno Is BIS cuerlas 48I atds calderos
F Font y Hrmno 20 CTS nantequilla IS
id quesos Cerecedo Hmnos 43 cIs man.
tequilla Fritze Luudt y co s cls cerve#
za 2 cls cidra Cadierno Lopez y co
go atds calderos Freir1a Alfonso y co
Is c[s cerveza 10 CPS mantequilla 200
aids ca'deros Gonzalez Fontanals y co
50 cls quesos Calderon Aviles y co s
hcIs lozas Gambia y Stubbe 8 cls HE
rro manufacturado Sores de A Mayol
Y co 67o atds calderos 600 id anafes 50
hcls loza CTS juguetes 10 cEs eristales
Il cls porcelana cIs quincalla 2 CTS va
rios 1 CT Eaco1 deones Sobrinos. de Ez
ouiaga $50 cls ceryeza Sores de F Jun
cos y CO atds els coinage S CTS cerve
"a A Ortega y CO IA CTS efectos quin-
calla IS aids maqlinas IS cIs porcelana
LIS CTS hierros manufactores 600 aids
calderos IS he's lozas Luif1a HERNIA
nos S CPS bacalao rs cIs ginebra 90 cIs
cerveza. Bozzo ysBas CT varios CT nll
1ecas G Padin Hmno CT tejidos M
Blanco Y co BIS farmacia Bermudez
Hmno y co cIs quincalla J sMatienzo
5o4 bls calderossIo he's lozas Rotula
| do 48 BITS A Ia orden J M Ct tejidos
is P. c 2 cIs varios J + c / CT varios
| P C H 500 BIS cemento A S y IS he's
llozas S E P s BITS varios G S cI va
rios S S CIcIid c A C.5 cls id BIZ
CT id P S 20 he's lozas S 2 G 4 cascos
colores L S F 200 aids calderos 500 id
anafes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-09-22
Torpederos rusos pasan
los Dardane|Os
Los poderes protestaran contra Ia
maniObra
Asegdrase que Russia y Turquia haran
una alianZa

Nueva York, lunes.-Un telegrama
de Londres dice que el Gobierno russo,
esta intentando una alianza con Turqu1a
y que al efecto, varios buques de guerra
rusos, entire ellos un buen n1mero de
torpederos han pasado los Dardanelos y
estan ahora en- aguas de Turquia
Los poderes han celebrado varias con
ferencias para protestar del hecho, rece-
losos de que las maquinaciones de Ru-
sia, puedan obligarles a tonar medidas
represivas que degeneren en- TN confic-
to International.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-09-22
EN1RADAs DE cosTANERos

De Vie9ues bl Maria Artau: A Ia or
den pleas maquinaria
De Mayaguez y Aguadilla gol Isabe
IL: Riera hernancs 50 SIS aztiear a vi
cente y co 8 boco5es ron. Ramon al
inazan S cIs aqua mineral Barcelo y
co 2S cIs velas Andres Crosas $50 SIS
az1car. a la orelen 20 SIS maiz ! 81 y
10 bis platanos jaula gallinas s
huevos a SIS cocos 10 SIS almidon 100 do
cenas escobas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-09-22
CURA TODAS LAS ENFERMEDADES
SALIDAS DE COSTANFROS

SALIDAS DE COSTANFROS
Para Fajardo bl Francisco con carga
general.
Para Maunabo y Arroyo gol Deseada
con carga general
Para Aguadilla y Mayaguez gol Car
mellta con carga general.
Para Naguabo y Humacao gol Ana
Maria con carga general.
DESPACHADOS
Nipguno
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-09-22
ReVista CoIneTcial
DE NOTICIAS Y ANUNCIOS
Operaciones dnrante e1 dfa de hoy
MovIMIENTo MARITIMo

Resefa de Ia carga que para este
puerto condujo de New York ell berg
amer &c G Sweeney a Sobrinos de Ez !.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-09-22
OPFRAcIoNEs soBRE Ell MuELLE

Ninguna
AMBIOS
o,,d,os 90 DIV $3.50 {
:. vista 81 .o2H 6
New York, DIV 3LIo p3 P
Paris, 8 dV..... $2H pS d
Espafa, 8 dV.... 27Iz a 27M p8 d
Hanburgo SdIv.. 3H p8 D
vAPoRES QUE Sc ESPERAN
Esp Cat7lana. Salio Ell dia Is del cite
de Canarias para este puerto v seguira
para Mayaguez, Ponce. Santiago de
Cuba, Habana y Matanza.
Amer PHILADELPHIA. Llegara este
puerto ell dia ID del corriente mes proce
dente de la Guayra y escalas Y seguira
directamente para New York.
Cub Mayld Heyyera, Procadente de
Habana y escalas internledias lleqara 4
este puerto Gel 20 al 80 del corrlente
mes.
Amer Caracas. Ell dia 25 del corrien
te mes llegara este puerto procedente
del de New York y al siguiente dia sal
dra para la Guayia y escalas.
Esp Manuel CalaU Hacienda escala
en- Canarias salio de Cadiz el dia IS del
cite ines con destino 4 este puerto
Barca amer Nsne03A. Del puerto de
New York y con destino 4 este, debe
naber salio el dad I3 del corriente mes
Cub .Julia Con destino a. Ia Habana
y escalas intermedias saldra de este
puerto el dia Is del corriente mes de
madrugada,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-31

all reports. Five saloons have gam
ing in connection at the proscn,
time.
when thsre are no ships In the
harhor the town II quiet. ana even
the saloons lose money.
In summing up Il can be said that
the authorities at Hfemsrton are
fuils ahlv 60 control the local erin.
lnAl element The people who Hive
them the most trouble ARE the non-
resident Eraftefs. beth male and g..
male. who flock To the navy yard
" hen a war vessel first comes Ia Ca
be- docked. and later on pay days.
There IL no denying the fact that
these sfAftsfn work TO a consider,
ablr extent in spite Of the authofi-
tirs
Hut such II the EASE IN every navy
yard city. The seaatnrnN" % the
average saiiar n urnvtrhlai aud the
men and womsu Who prey UPON him
VIII follow him neither hts ship
takes him 70 iffemsstou. To Mare L.
land. 10 ftruoklYn a. elsewhere.
hrvmsrten In deinE all that any
city could de to enforce the laws aud
there need be no alarm In WHrhlnE
ton over the moral conditions here.
n ts the intention Of the city coons
cii O. take some action soon 10 de-
crease the number Of saloons here.
There are mote thAa a doaen. ~ n
probable that the annual license
will b. raised. and II Il also prob.
able that II the present Hywtsm Of
celebrating ssHihlins II continued the
games will be ordered upstairs,
n II aisa Hksis that the dead line
quarter. whsfe all the saloons and
gambling places nov are. will be
rrmox ed further ffem the navy yard
sAtsr This ~til certainly be done
N the government demands ~. THIS
authorities herr are anxious 20 pre-.
serve the srcd name Of the citv and
h~~p the snosi viii Of the officials
~ Washington
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-31
lsmenOn Citizens Say That Local Morals Are Above
The Average--Sure Thing Games and BaWdy
Houses Do Not Exist--KnoCk Probably
Comes From San Francisco

ON reports made TO the department
months aEo by officers 81 vessels
which we're locked here. A year ar
more aEc bad feeling aroas between
the marines and sailors from the
navy yard and the lifemeftoa peace
cfhcrrs. and for = ions time relations
we're seriously strained
Metaphor speakIng. chi
nese wall was put up between the
town and the navy yard. and little
OF no friendly intercourse had Men
from the wafshirs Wefe not allowed
90 spend -hefe leave In nFsm.rton.
Instead they we're marched through
the city aha sent to Seattle.
THIS order Was the result of the
shooting 81 marine by Joe Green.
then city marshal. tho had sAtned
the epmity ef ranl- or the blueiack-
ets- Green, II - believed here. ACt-
I'd In self defense. The wounded
man recovered
Al one time the fe.liHF ran 80 hlxh
that the laN abiding eittzeuH % Hrc-
merton petitipned The offieefs Of the
warshipr Ia the haftof not to allo~
their men 30 eotne ashore here. on
the ground that the city Nas without
sufficient police protection. T'he
saloon men aud others interested IN
the said navy yard business got w
counter petition Nathink came %
either petition.
AZ the prresnt ttus there 10 not n
single oaWdy house or hrcthsl In
nrefn~rtou. There was ons but ~
has long been etoset on account nf
the falling Oft la the number 81
blue kctN h@re The two women
who conducted II could not make u
pay. II Is true there are a number
OF iewd women In town. but they
live alone In waterfront Hhheks and
houaebcats,
There arr saieoas Nhsre gambling
u carried on but thu aames arr the
ordinary gambling hcu>< games ss.d
are fairly consipessd. aercsdius In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-31
WILL ASK
A REGRAlE
NORTH SEATTLE CITIZENS pr
TERMiNG TO HAVE eEcoNo
AVENUE CUT DOWN

a. q meeting Of tho North asattl,
nnu Queen Anne Improvement t1ubi
held laht evening at tg0 Denny way
u va fiua IS determined 10 hrEin
iuunc.ilHtely the circulation Of pc
ttiun for the regarding ~ Hecond
avenue.
Ths plan adopted In the ono sub
mitted by George D. Cotteriil, prns
ytdinR Tor cut Of II feet at VifHin.
IA street. ouch "A cot would affofd a
grade OF slightly lrus than Per cent
Or about the same 49, the present
grade OF Second avenue between
Madlran aud Pike streets
The manner ~ meeting the cost Of
the proposed reErade was the sub
ieet IT much discussion The pro-
peftv In the proposed asrrEament dis
tflet can be taxed 90 produce a rev
snue Of about $50 900. the ustimat-
ed cost 81 the work exclusive OF dam
afea g. ahuttinE property, II tts0 =
100 and il n proposed Co ask the city
equnefi to appropriate the difference
ott ~ the general fund,
The assessment district agreed
upon IL bounded by Caller street on
the north. Puget sound on the west
University street on the south and
the west line OF the Wcstlakc avenue
Improvement district on the east.
ofiierFs Of the clubs will at once
begin the circulation OF 4 petition
for the reEfsde and also a petition
10 property owners requesting a re-
issahe ffom damages resulting from
the change OF grade,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-31

An official report from Rear Ad.
fnirat Stirring describes the condi-
tionH said 70 perNail there with much
detail. Easing hts action upon Al
fnlfai Strings report. Acting kscrs.
tafy of the Navy Darling yesterda ,
insUrd the following order.
sThe department deems " inadyts-
able 90 subject American sailors O.
the Immoral influences de-eribed
within. and until the conditions sur
rounding the Hr~msrtan yard are
corrected bY the civil authorities. no
further ships will be ordered 10 that
ysra.
CHARLES ". DARLING.
Acting Secretary"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-31

elal permission vaH obtained from
Commodore DO winery. % the
British fleet lH,r. rfiuu is held 10
be a. discrimination eeaInat Amefi-
can vessels nnI BE- IL probable that
protest WI b. made 70 the foreign
office "a London.
LONDON. Dec. dt-A dispatch To
the Daily Mail from WHlemstad.
Island Of Curacao. says
The postmaster Of Msfscatbo,
Venezuela, having detained GORE
HP0udence belonging 10 German msr-
chantr. the German cruiser Falk
threatens M consequence 10 bonn
bard the town"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-31

ssrxrRroN. Dee. ss-Iisht-
- non clear SAY could not have
.,,ss greater consideration IN this
!. ssan did the repert that the
-.,<u.sns had Threatened 20 send
!. psss ships TO the navy yard
y, anti the mesal conditions Of
I. iowa ~ese improved
0r~ the alissvd thfest q the
~ Apartment to hoyeett tts cniy
ser navy yard on this eeaat not
Z -~tssus the dispatches from
5.saIaxlea would be iaushabie, To
!. srssf Il can he said that there
!. xbresi 10 Efoasnd fer such action
/. Z rslf 10 be contemplated b the
..ssFnmsnt II apy difference.
.sr,l cpntftiops AZ tsFeueftau are
~aa than In the ordinary navy
~ team
d ! t,,ae that last winter aud early
= srrsnx a condition q affairs rot
4 ~ sretitshie 70 the eity author
- sxnttd h,re. but that epaeh IN
.au,elr<l history long rast Fur
~ nsashs then grating was
zr.sf on N open deftaner - the
- -~sny .1Eure-thInE and brace
-. uefs liberated. and there Was
.ar11efstic drunkenness and de.
ss<ktfy
d, TITS h no longer the ease
rrmsfon has within the past year
4ru,r more than ever = thriving
~ city Of homes Inhabited by me
tazir< abcrrrs and tFxdesmen ef
b e~st class. who believe tn law
- sxdsr and insist txpsn H. Brem-
a<<R t9dky invites comparison with
~ satsrfrent towns - her popu
aisn and ~ can - safely asserted
~ sc VIII not suffer by the Gem
ulHN
\ b the general belief here that
= 1rork against Hreinerten Naa
- \ ~ the friends a. IN Narr
- navy yard. and was essesf up
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-31

poinfment ~ city engineer. IN view
Of the early expiration Of the present
term u Ar Thomson
For "a time the night was bitter. but
Monday night Af Thomson and sew
efai friends met with several union
labor leaders ana the breach was
healed Mf Thomson Is said to have
at that time clearly outlined HE pol
iey IN r-Eard % union labor. II was
satisfactory % the union abaf Lead
erE aud u IL understood theg with
drew their objection 20 Mr. Thorn
sons appointment.
Cauncilmcn Mullen. Rude and Fitz-
patrick voted no on the motion 20
confirm the appointment OF ar.
Thomson.
The board 81 health fight proved
q flash In the pan. Although u was
reported that there Was considerable
opposition to Dr. Limerick. no fiRht
against him vas made IN the eupn-
ell Hs reappoiuifnent wss con-
hruei by "a Unanimous vote.
The terms % ali three Of the new
appaintees IL for three years from
Jan. 1909
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-31
POLICE SAY He
SW0RE TOO MUCH

~ DroNiman. n well known second
hand dealer, was arrested last night
ON a warrant charging dlsordefly
conduct. Policemen McClufE and
Peterson made the arrest The ON
GERS aay that during the past few
days Dfoximan has been swearing at
Almost every one who passes him on
the street.
Yesterday the officers were noti-
He'd and went to Droximan's store to
warn him To be more careful In his
lanruHFe. He told the policeman TO
eat ont Of his place unless he had n
warrant for his arrest.
Yesterday morning the police got
warrant Last night, Il IL alleged.
nroximan repeated the oficnse. Two
palieemen went TO his store, and
asnin he demanded the warrant.
This time the police we're nfmed
wtth the writ, and took their pris-
sner % jail He put up $40 bail
and WAS released.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-31
JUSTICE PLAYED
A QUEER PRANK

-Four West Seattle Haloonhsepers.
charged with Sabbath breakin
were found not guilty by a peculiar
freak Of justice yesterday IN Justice
Cams court. The jury was out but
a few minutes when u returned the
verdict acqufttinG the d~fendanfs
The court stated freely after ths
trial that had the case been left 20
him personally TO decide he would
have found the men guilty,
The defendants admitted that the
saloons were Kept open on aanda J
In violation Of the state law. Thsil
defense was that there was an ele.
ment Of spite In their arrest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-31
NAVY YARD TOWN
Denies CHARGES
MAYOR STEEL is
BACK FROM EAST

J, l.. Steele. mayor of Valdez, az
rived In the city last evening from
the east. ea route 10 his home in
Alaska.
Mr.. Steele has been IN the East for
two months attending 20 matters of
public and private business. While
in MaHhtnstan u, G., he devoted his
Efforts 70 the task 81 Informing the
administration and members Of
conEresH of the immediate necessity
of the enactment Of liberal land and
other Laws faf the great Northwest
crn territory.
lie declares that he has little hope
Of securing beneficial legislation NJ
this session. hut thinks a great deal
Of good has been done aud that this
viii result In the enactment OF hrns.
fetal and much needed laws at the
nrft session Of congress.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-31
y 4 FEW
FRIENDS
DROPPED IN
ON HIM.
FIRE SCARE
SOON ENDED
Flame. Do $500 Damage In Con.
tinertsI tfetsi

Fire broke out Ia the building oe.
cupied by the Continental hotel, at
the corner OF Firrt avenue and Pine
street shortly before ~ o'clock last
utsht. The fiam~s. u ia Thought.
originated In thr rear Of FrorsrY
rtefs on The sround noor Of The
building. The damage 10 estimated
At tthee.
When the Ir~ apparatus arrived.
the y hofe building appeared 10 be
doomed. Heavy black smoke vas
pauftnE out Of all OF the four stories.
The foonsrr rushed out of the build
ing IN frantic haste. ", J. Burger
appeared at a bay window In the
front and could hardly be restrained
from jumping 10 the ground. lad
der va. raised to the window by the
company No. l and he was taken
to the ground. Soon after the ar
rival Of the fire apparatus the flames
sere sxtinEuiah~d, The principal
loss will fail upon V. Mss~ie. the
grocer. and the Queen city Fish
Company. The damage 10 the hotel
consists principally 81 broken win
doWs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-31
FOR THREE
YEARS MORE

City Engineer Thomson. Civil Ser.
vice Commissions Randolph and
Or. s. o. Limerick
neappoiufmenta from Mayor
iiuHss were last night given J, II.
Thomson. AZ city engineer. Dr. : Il.
.ek a. member Of the board
- .sEaifh. and " y. Randolph. a.
member " the civil service commits
sion.
Later at n special meeting the city
council confirmed the appointment Of
Mr. Thomson and DR. Limerick In
der the city charter the appoint nsnt
Of NJ. Randolph needs no eonafms-
ton.
tn. reappointment Of Mr. Thomson
last niEht marked the clese nf a bit :
ter political fight made on hlfn very
recently BY the labor unions ef the
city.
A. the Star has stated. the fight
began more than nine years ago dur
ing the construction Of three Of tine
largest sewers in tho city. The
brie hiayers' union took umbraEe at
the manner in which Mr. Thomson
conducted the construction work and
the trouble has been smouideflnR
ever since.
shortly before the last city elsa-
ton the night was renewed. and
again several weeks ago when May
or Hames bersn considering the APP
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-31

on = ehafss ~ stealing see ffoff
tuhu Such In the Queen city hotel
Geo tehsnsk wss arrested last
niEht ty the police Such says that
he saw the man nos under arrest
leaving hls raoni with n poeAsthook
N hts hand. ~ariy yesterday. and Al
the time hotifrd the police.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-31

MANAGER
ARRESTED

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. si.--Man-
ager r. T. williams Of the Examin-
or. was arrested today upon charge
Of criminal libel sworn TO by j. 1An-
derberR. millionaire klondiker. be-
cause the paper published n story
that Miss Nelson, prominent young
woman In society here, and a sister
Of Lindcrbefas attorney. had fallen
IN love with Linderberg, and was To
educate and then marry him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-31
CASTRO WILL
STAND FOR III
Says He Is Ready TO Meet all Jusl Demands of the
Foreign Powers Consents to Plan Of Arbitration

WASHINGTON. u. C., Dec. al
Minister Bowen this morning cabled
the state department that President
Castro authorized him TO nay that he
would meet all Just demands OF the
foreign powers. The foreign anbas.
sailors were Immediately notified to
the same effect as were also the
American ambassadors at Rome,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-31
NOT FOND
or WORK

FORT WORTH. Texas. Dec. a.
twenty-five desperate cenvicts
wight from the penitentlsry TO a
.,nsict sugar plantation To assist in
ffestins the crop. mufinied two
ts ago They secured possession
We sugar house and bafrricaded
.ns building. They are surrounded
" a big force Of guards who are
4d>sfOring 20 Htarve the fnutineers
mo snbrplssion. The cenyicte an
nsuDce this morning that they would
narc rather than work. They want
- back 20 the peuitentiary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-31
FOR EASIER
SHIPPING

csANcOUvER. Wn.. Dec. si.-The
..vslMhta River Lumber Company IL
4 totlAunE for the purchase OF the
~ Heiens sawmili The main
s.|el 10 20 secure n site on the river
- landing 10 load shipa xifh ium-
~ The company owns other mills
The Lewis river. and II the 81
neiens site II obtained, an IN thA
sempsny's product can be foatad
own the Lewis 10 81. Helens. whleh
~ me mouth Of the latter. and
.sfs loaded on the big Columbia
nFer boats.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-31
LUMBER FOR ARMY
POST IN ORIENT

The war department has drrided 10
I rsak. Fort Mckinley. situated near
&snssa. q permanent army pest and
" pFsxlartd to enter into contracts
fcf tlss construction cf the NECESSARILY
| usassiinss.
haisr bingham has received rpee-
iffcstieus calling for hldn To furnish
ttk. an feet Of lumber 20 h. used in
the esrsstfaetion Of ~ officers quar-
srrr n fost Mckinney. The lumber
- 10 ~ delivered on a wharf ssceHEi-
BE te=eeean-s going steamships either
~ Po<n land. Tacoma or Seattle. and
n awarding the bids. consideration
= 10 BE- given 70 the rapidiiy with
shich the euntract can be filled.
/ The bids viii BE- opened At neon
tsf'a office.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-31
AUDITORS REPORT

During the year 1909, 1883 lnstru-
ments have been filed IN the county
auditors office. In 1901 only q. 13t
papers were recorded. This shows
an increase over last year Of 6.09s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-31
DISMAL
PROSPECT

says that King George of sasony IL
dying. and the fugitive crown priu-
cess II liable to become queen At any
hour. In order to avoid this compii-
cation a Saxon court intends 10 rush
divorce proceedings. baslng the suit
upon the German civil law. The
court will ignore the Catholic ocele-
alaaticai prohibition of divorce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-31
COUNTY JAII'S
1902 BUSINESS

mere are sb prisoners In the coun-
Y Nv Eight hundred and ninety
wore received during the year
,11rinE today. and 40 dlacha faed.
y fts ycaf 1901. only 7ob names
r<re enrolled On me ian bIottsr
A. present four accused murder
Hlrt impriaoned-Panl and Ecli,c
tnasrwood, Jointly charged win thc
Ihor of their child Michael Hart
VINO Killed his wife. and lanes
"b-n. who alabbed f.ofttc
W Ire Arcade Concert haii.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-31

The following marriage licenses
have been issued VIM. Killer. 30,
and Gertrude harrington, 20, both Of
Seattle; Archibald Collins. 20, Of
Clear Lake. and Clara NcMastor. ~,
Of Seattle Thomas Hyern. ~. and
Gertrude Smith. 30, both Of Seattle
WIN. Reed. ~. and ella Wheeler. "a,
both ~ Seattle. John Govnn, 20. ~
DunEeness, and Jeanette Mcfarland,
5s. OF Seattle.
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UNCO' CUID SUFFERING
PANCS OF CONSCIENCE
Highly Moral Officials Looking After the
Willie Boys OF the Navy

WASHINGTON. u. C.. Dee. al
The order made by the navy depart.
ment yesterday directing that no
more vessels be ordered 10 the nr.n-
erton navy yard Nns Inspired by re.
ports that the usoral condition pre-
Naiiius in that town are deplora able.
II u said that gambling resorts aud
hswdy houses Of the most Offensive
description are located close Go the
yard aud that u h almost impoasip
a. Keep the men away from them
Utter decentralization among the
sailors and marines h said 20 have
resulted from their associations
there
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Wfb.n asked Why he ava not have
eoms substantial employment. Joe
1ooaE q we'll known tenderiotr
Character. pleaded In the police court
rlat ne ses working in the employ
~ shr Almighty. Tits salary. he
stated. VAS laid an for him IN h.av-
go. The court told hiin 10 seek some
sorldly emllaymant. and let him a..
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Mary Miner filed a divorce suit
against Leanor Miner, IN the superior
court, this mafning She States that
they were married. In Nova Scotia IN
the year 1894 She alleges deaertion
and non-Hupport in her complaint.
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cApr. pAvirs nonoRgp

=. Thomas Davies. captain Of Pu-
81 Sound Hsrbor. No "a. American
Ae<os tation Masters 4 Pilots Of
Aseau8 Vessels. has been elected an
hffoFsry member 81 the American
csiation Of Licenses onicers Of
saii Vessels.