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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-02

La Roche, removed to 81 First ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-02

others are out Of print and can only
be regaingd by dillgcnt search
thfough the second hand book stores
OF the country.
Congestion Relieved
All OF the bound magazines In.
ciudcd under foole'a index have been
placed on the shelves. The congea-
ton In the circulating and reference
rooms has been relieved by the build
ting ~ galleries on the second fioor
Here all the least used reference
works are stored aud can be obtained
by application 60 the clerks
The patronage " Increasing 20
such an extent that the library force
has TO work overtime IN order 90
take care OF a. This IL especially no
Ia the reference department which ~
now very complete, The small room
In the northeast corner of the second
floor has been pressed into service.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-02
IN TWO FIGHTS
WITH SAME MEN
lanes Wallace Has One Continual
Round OF Pleasure

James Wallace. a Scotch boy bare
~ n years OF age. WAS knVrksd
down and beaten b. two men durinx
iaaf night. Early this mfr-psn Z
Sergeant Powers and Jaiier Grant
found him unconscious and bleeding
In an alley between Second and
Third avenues south.
The policemen took him TO head
quarters. where he was washed up
and turned loose. Wallace started
for restaurant 10 get some break
fast. but on the way he met J. NJ
Hauton and I'D Lee. whom he be-
iieves to have been the men who as
aaulted him
Wallace started IN 20 whip Ice
aud came near doing II when Hauton
interfcrsd. All three were arrested
by Policemen Ryan and McClurg for
fighting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-02
CASMAKERS STRIKE
Anew Schedule Posted January Causes Discomfort and
Employees Quit Work, Claiming Cut Has Been Made

ne stekers and iahorefs employed
Al the merks % the Seattle Gas ard
r,>rfric Co. about Is in numhcr.
,Arew aewn their shoveis yesterday
"a refused 10 work any longer. The
esr<< fas this was n notice posted
81 the aocr o. the office. which reads
NOTICE.
Jan. 1. t9o2.
% as1 after this date thu fol-
lnw5nr rs<s wtll be paid TO employees
* tkss ernnpAny, per hour Suckers.
re.s Rad flunkies. isAc. fiunkers.
fss-tr: gas makers. 244e. flremen.
&c: yzrtrrsr. eac.
SEATTLE Gas and Electric Co."
Per w. r. Elliot"
Acuf 81 liza Goats
ms m<n that quit work claim that
thu 4 q cut Of IN cents per hour on
shkir wages Joe Mitchell. who lives
q SIS King street. was one ~ the
men who walked out. lie said to-
Day. The reduction IN wages
amounts TO sc q day. ss far ss I arm
concerned. When I was cbtaining
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-02
Up AMONG
| THE BOOKS
sexi Sunday Public Library
win Be Open

Commencing with next Sunday.
DE FIRST sabbath Of the new year.
the reading and reference rooms Of
the public library will h. open from
2 70 . O'Clock .. m. This viii be the
first time since tire old library
turned The. step has been taken
because Of the great demand for
IL In 1900 an average 81 20
people freauented Inc librai y
reading rooms on sunday The same
number IL expected this year. The
reading aud reference rooms are on
the SECOND floor ~ the library build-
irg. The circulation department Will
Ne closed.
Since the Gre which destroyed the
Oh library building 1900 volumes
have been added 20 the shelves Of
tfas Institution After the fire On in
ventory showed t0.2175 volumes re-
naming The total Of z0.775 now on
hand ~ between 5000 ana 1000 less
than the number owned BY the city
before the fire. This difference in
beng rapidly decreased however.
Nearly aii the important volumes Do
HtIoyed have been Duplicated. HanY
Of thOso which had become obsolefe
wig not BE- purchased again. Many
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-02
AN EXAMPLE

NEW YORK, Jan. 3 Mas MARY
he peyHtcr Carey. daughter OF the
late Samuel T. Carey. attended a
luncheon NJ the home ~ J. piefpont
Morgan yesterday afternoon.
As she was leaving the house a
well-dressed young woman stopped
her. asked Tor money, and said she
was starving. Misc Carey told her
that she ought % be ashamed 90
ask people on the street for money
dressed az she WAS. Then the WON
an began TRADE 81 abuse and "A
crowd gathered.
Miss Carey called a policeman and
the girl was arrested. AZ the aia-
fion house she said her nam. was
Annie Kramer she fell upon her
knees. begged Miss Carey not TO
prosecute the complaint. but the
latter was ohdurate she said
RegEarn are becoming perfect
nuisance on Firth and Madison ave
rues, ! VIII make an example ~
you" The woman was locked up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-02
THREW A BOMB
Grand Duke Constantine and Many Russian
Noblemen Barely Escaped Death at
the Hands of Nihists

panic and all fcd rrecipltRteiy
through a rear entrance. escaping
hrfcrc the bomb exploded. They had
barely reached safety when the ex-
plosion shook the palace.
DID Great Damage
II was found that the grand ban
auct and reception room of the pals
ace was In ruins and the damage will
amount 20 thousands " dollars. as
costly fittings. paintings and brie-a-
bras were completely ruined.
Il Is thought the nihiilst gained
the outer doorway and threw the
bomb from behind a hanging curtain.
The police have arrested ali the
servants ef the palace and arr ex-
Rmining them. some OF them are
suspected OF having been az least
accessory 70 the attempt at whole
sale destruction.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-02

E.1s q day. I am now getting g. %.
The cut for the stokers and flremen
II on about the same proportion. All
The men went out with she excep-
t0n Of three flreman."
what the csmpsny SAYS
W. r. Elliot. who ls supeFinten-
ssent of the works. claims that the
cut has little or no Significance.
The change In schedule said the
superintendent. was only % change
L from a day 90 an hour rate. Where
We paid 81. rs to stnk.rH for tz hours
york. we now pay 23is cents an hour.
Hany OF the men work over fa hours.
h the case Of che gasfuakers who
we're formerly getting tz.es for "
hours. they are now paid 1@ia cents
sn hsour,- whtch is q raise OF as
@nta. although on It's face the
schedule looks like a cut In wages.
hut when the overtime Ia considered.
nr which they are not now paid. IL
VIII really be raise. don't thit.k
here .wiii be any trouble over the
natter. and I believe the men Will
e1me back 20 work"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-02
BEATS MARCONI

cIIATTANoOOA. Tenn, Jan. D.
Charles Oscar Keller. OF this city.
after 10 years work. claims 20 have
completed an invention which viii.
without wires. locate and indicate
separating distances 0f ships within
a radius Of 90 miles and esta blish
telephone communication under ali
conditions. even under water. lie
goes 10 Washington i'm January 20
appear before Secretary Of the Navy
Long ami foreign naval attaches.
lie exhibits correspondence from
Senator slater. of New York and
others who are taking interest In the
matter,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-02

pApls. Jan. "A local newspaper
-. rrints q special dispatch
..ss - kssv. Russia. which shows that
~. " .usrcAistic attempt was made
go rseht on the Grand Duke Com
..s.slnn Particulars state that the
100 - With NJ ioss OF lie was little
~. than marvellous, The occasion
-. r.rsseu,srly appropriate Ter the
srs'rs n May o. the highest heads
~ Russia.
NV Tears Reesssisn
rsrse numbers % Invitations had
nssr sent out ~ the Strand auhe ior
~ yes<sa reception. which was
:. ~ fnIla~es b. a bali The guests
y .,s already as<emhllng and We're
ss,nx received IN a corner e the
$500 ~ ths aake when a Bomb was
,Arown tnvsnss them.
'1 Tns sr,eks q the fuse created a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-02
mre New buildings

the Fehren- Marvin Company Is
preparing the plan ~ our-fiat
building for n, -. Wilson. The house
wllI cost 1900 aud wiz be built AT
Eighth avenue and Spruce street.
The company Is also making plans
for four dwellings 20 be built on
Howell and Broadway for A. W.
WAbranghik The houses viii be
modern structures. costing 81 500
time tennntH
Mr. Grecnway n also making plans
through this company for three
houses 10 be built AZ Fohrteenfh
avenue and Harrison street. each
coeting $500.
This company has purchased i5
lots ON Broadway and Harvard av-
enue. north If BOY street The prop
erty will be extensively improved by
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-02
Railroad Personals

s. J. Ellison. general agent Of the
Great Northern railroad ct New
york IL IN Seattle on business
=. g. stohler general traffic man
aaer ~ the Chicago Great Western
railroad. IN In the city for a brief
visit.
W. r.. Scott. general agent OF the
paesf niger department of the Penn
syivania line AZ Seattle. has returned
from a pleasure trip throughout the
Eamf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-02

Opal cities Of the Ess, ana Middle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-02
LEVI ANKENY
IS IN TOWN

Levi Ankeny arrived IN tbs city
late this afternoon from Waiia
Waiia. In view ~ his Ions time
candidacy for the United states sen
ate. Mr. Ankeny's advent IN the city
AZ this time 10 taken as significant.
II IL sarfnised that he il here 20 con-
fer with hia political iisutenanss.
Mr, Ankeny II at the Butler hotel,
and expects To be In Seattle Tor sew.
ernl days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-02
THE BIGGEST
ON RECORD
More Than $4,000 Collected In
Public Fines The Arrests

The past year has been a record
breaker for fines IN the police court.
Altogether ssss SIC has been collected.
Last year the amount wa1 tst ~ ~
Never before has this years figurss
bren eaunled.
During the last year there were
ira persons booked az police
headquarters. This includes. every
month the names 0f all fallen xo-
men IN the city. every gambling
house proprietor and all restaurant
keepers who sri liquor The list also
includes Tho names ~ men brought
In merely to sober up. the stick or
those CARVED tn the patrol wagon
after an accident. The names of
witnesses are often Included IN this
list also. The actual number Of ar
rests for vtolat tons % the law will
not sxcre1 8. ere
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-02
LICENSED TO WE'D

The following marriage licenses
have been issusd Arden l.. smith
and Carroll ~. Collier, both of Seat.
tic; A. ". Wafer. %. and Ora w
johnson. g. both Of Seattle. Chas
EdinR Cheeks, 20. and Eleic AuEusta
Goettel. 10. both Of Seattle. John r.
Woodman, z6. and Dora Jackson, 90
both OF Seattle, VIM. McAllister 80
Of Marble Mount. and Annie War.
ner. 20, of Seattle: Edward n. Dcyn
~. and Florence A. Truax. %. both
Of Seattle. Gilbert Paulson, 70. oi
Brullabllk. and Alice NJ. Jones. n,
OF Colby: Con u. Noble, ~, and Net
tic Place, rs. both Of Seattle jay
Raymon Buckley. ~. and Ida NJ
Ford, 30, both Of Spokane; j. n
Painter. rs. and Rosey Haynes, IS
both OF Everett,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-02
is LIBELED
FOR $4,000
Pinmofe Is Held Tor That Amount
by Tug Company

The Puget Sound Tug Co. own
ere OF the tug T.ee. has finally lib
eled tho British bark Pinmore for
$4,000 salvage. for rescusnR her from
wrecksge during the gales Of Inst
month. after the vessel had been
abandoned by her captain and crsw.
The Pinmore II getting ready 20
load cargo OF grain az Tacoma for
England and xiii be released on a
$4,000 bond. pending the settlement
az The salvage case The vesBal IL
atiIl al Quartermaster harhor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-02
1T COSTS
A BILLION

LONDON. Jan. a-Th~ Odessa
correspondent ~ the London Tfmea
aays reticsnee Il shown ~ the Rus
sian official publications in regard
60 the actual coat ~ the Tfansiheri-
an railway According 10 the odes-
80 Soxosti. the line. - hen Il Was be-
gun 10 years ago, vas estimated 80
rnrs "a. 1000 90 Foubi~n tsik0. 00e. e0ol.
but the difference. estimated and
artuet un 60 a year ago. was over
go 90 on rnubies
Before tbs line can possibly BE- put
IN werkinF order. says the CORES
ponden'. there n reason 10 believe
that the total cusi wlii be over L.
e0o. 90. go ronhi~r stsi5. 900 .0c0D.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-02
THEFTS REPORTED

u. n. Williamson reported 20 the
police this morning that his gold
watch had been stolen from him
while on the steamer skAgit Queen.
last night.
J. A. snoddy reported 60 the po-
lice today that a thief had entered
his room at 1903 Harvard avenue last
night and had stolen tt5.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-02
PRACTICALLY ASSIGN
Everett & Moore, the Millionaire Syndicate of
Cleveland, in Financial Distress

CLEVELAND. o.. Jan. z.--By con-
ssni q Everett and Moore. all the
sir1irs q their great syndicate have
n~~H placed IN the hands ~ 4 crfn-
nsli{es o. local bankers. which u to
nave absolute control. the banks here
nsNns the securities Of the Hyndi-
s1'e and agreeing 20 extend the
Nrf o. settlement ~ months.
everett and Moore had immense
ts'epnone and street RAILWAY Sold
lhks throughout the country.
amounting 70 many millions Of dol
IneiF Investments we're far reach
'i's' covering almost ali the prin-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-02

Charles and q. l. Robson. who own
an umbrella store at second avenue
and Union street. are on trial this
afternoon IN Justice Cams court on
the charge 81 assault and battery.
waldo kennnrd, the complaining
witness. alleges that the R0beson
Bros thinking that he was a shop
lifted. beat him and drove him from
their store on the afternoon OF Dec.
a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-02
Mrs. DeWoIi Dead

nfs Aageie Dewolf, widow Of the
- APT William ". Dewoig died
~ w. afternoon az the residence al7
hosyef piece. BOnney 4 Stewart
T ags charge Of the remains. Mrs.
- Dsneh has resided IN Seattle Tor
10y years and r. veil known b.rs
~ = survived by two daughters
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-02
MARINE NEWS

The collier steamer prOgrsssn from
san Francisco arrived here last
night and r. now loading a cargo
of coal az the hunkers for that port
The steamer Santa Ana uf the Pa.
ciftc Ciippe- line arrived last night
from san francisco with a passenger
list OF ~ and general cargo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-02
ASKED To CHRISTEN
KAISER'S new YACHT
Alice Roosevelt Given an Honor Which AS
sumes Magnitude Of State Affair

WASHINGTON. ID. C.. Jan. a.
An official Invitation for Alice Roesel
welt to ohrlsien the new yacht OF
Emperor William OF Germany was
received at tho white House this
viii be accepted. The yacht IL be-
ins built at shooters Island, near
Staten island, on American plans,
The invitation IN regarded az a
special honor and assumes almost
the Importance OF an afyair OF state.
II II regarded VA official circles here
as being a direct overture on the pai {
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-02

keys, iiai5o; geese, lie. ducks, i2lsa
i9c.
Dressed poultry--Turkcyr i4mi7c.
geese, eMlAc. ducks. l2uifc. chick
ems. i2Wiao.
Honey--iahc
Provisions
Fresh meatCow beef. 10 per ID.
steer beef, 7m7Nc pet 10. mutton.
wother, 7Mc. ewes, 7Me. pork, i0o
per NJ veal, large. Sc. small. Toe,
Provisions Hams, i3Ac. breakfast
backs. i0c. bellies. lie.
Hay Puget sound, per ton, 80 O0ft
1900 Eastern Washington timothy,
8ia.00 alfalfa. tii.00.
Grain oats, f2i0O. barley. $40. 90.
wheat. a2g 00M22.b0i corn, fi600W
$500.
Corrected daily 49, The following
prices are being offered 90 the pro-
Queer In round lots on the dock or In
the car at Seattle;
Drain oats. f2l 90; barley. 100.
wheat, chicken feed, tlg50N20 90 I.
corn, bulk. $500.
Buttcr-freHh ranch. t6aisc. ma
tive creamery, 22021e.
cheene-Natiye Washington. iiu
lie.
Eggs Strictly fresh ranch. soc.
Poultry Hens, Zoe. large spring,
lie, small spring. ifc. ducks, l2st
i2hc. turkeys, i9c. geese. sffDc.
livestock Cows, 3isc. steers, &c:
calves, ss47ho. sheep, &c, hogs, b9
btAc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-02

the erection OF houses valued from
a. 600 10 1000.
Architect Henry noxier IL making
the plans OF a dwelling house With
nine rooms and basement for Th0s
Nicholson. The house will he built
on Capitol HIN and will cost tfs0Q.
u A. planned after the Spanish mis-
sion style and will be artistlcaliy
finished In FIR.
Ground MAS broken Yesterday Tor n
house planned BY the same arehl-
tect for James Y. Lane. The dwell
Ing which viii be built on East Pine
and Thirt,eth street. viii have seven
rooms. and cost $500.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-02

OF the kaiser for the friendship OF
the president ana consequently of
the United states
A MARI Of Favor
II In the FIRST time that such an
honor has been bestowed on an
American. and In but few cases has
the kaiser ever given a. great n mark
OF favor 20 foreigner. Coming at
this particular time when the affalfu
~ South America are IN such an
emhroglia. IL iH taken AZ a mark ~
extreme eouftehy ON the part OF the
emperor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-02
QUESTION or
"A" OR AN"
Trans-Alaska vs.. Trans-Alaskan
Case Is Up Again

The chamber or commerce COM
mlttee on railroads which met at II
O'Clock this morning 70 discuss the
endorsement 81 plan 20 build =
trans Alaskan railway, adjourned
without making a report.
AZ its regular meeting this afte~-
noon the chamber Will te asked thar
a general discussion 20 the tu~rii6n
b. made a. the committee desires
alcrr light before u makes re-
port.
The Trans Alaska co. has asked
the chamber 90 endorse It's scheme.
The endorsement 10 oppoHcd by the
Trnns-Alasknn Co, which also de-
siren to build a railroad over the
same route proposed 10 the con-
c.rn asking the endorsement Of the
chamber.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-02
A LAND OFFICE
BUSINESS DONE

The report OF the local United
States land office for the past month
" Decemer shows a very gratifying
Increase LIS business The uunnner
II acres sold Was :. sSTa4. valued az
Ssstg9. Fees on homesteada were
sz@s. commissions on houzeateads.
ASST: commission on the fnai
fomesteads. $50 -. fees on ~ timber
slaims. sl19. cancellation fees, 81 !.
testimony fees. ST. Loo: mining Appiis
a tionsl 81 railroad selections. sss.
Total. s5.7s7H
This II an appreciate increase
ever the amount for the same month
hst year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-02

Opal cities Of the Eas, and Middle
vest
rauifnst Rzi1s McneT
Inability TO raise money 10 meet
Obligations on enterprises now being
constructed BY the syndicate Ia Civ
q as the reason for the step. There
no feeling 81 fear that the axScta
VII fail 70 cover the liabilities. az
e1air securities are gilt-edged.
A consultation was determined
tpon With representative of Cieve-
and banks. thirty Of whom held the
ehnicest securities 81 the syndicate.
AZ this meeting a COMMITTEES will be
famed. with full power to act.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-02
THE BLIND
GODDESS
With Equal Polse the Scales
Before Her Balance Pun
ishment and Crime

W. n. Fielding was srraisnsd he
fore Judge Griffin this morning up-
on sia~ charge uf larceny ny ernbeE-
xiement 81 $50 from the Pacific
Packing and Navigation Co. lie
was given until Saturday 90 plead.
Charles IddenH. who recently as
sauitsd an old man near Kent Klth
q shovel. pleaded not guilty. and his
trial was set down for tbs inih.
The case II A. A. wismnirk
against the Ia Conner Trading nnd
Transportation Co. came up before
Judge He'll today upon a motion Tor
new trial. Wismolsk Il the drum
fner who recently obtained a verdict
for fis.0sS damages for personal in.
iuriss. Judge fleh gave him the
option ~ accepting q reduction 8f
his Judgment tn fa.n00. or standing
new trial His attorney. John II
Hart. win think about u for a day
or two.
Judge Taiiman has b~en listening
this morning 20 the Con Van At.
ntyne trnnbien ewaln IN the action ~
the standard furniture co. to get
Possession 81 some furniture which
u claims 10 own. and which the Van
Alstyuss bntw.~n them have pes
session. A temporary receiver was
appointed.
John -. Tredway obtained a a.
vorcs from 0piiliamme Trcdwax In
Judge Bells court.
In the case ~ Margaret Jordan.
who sued the city ~ Seattle for fs0oa
damages for personal injuries. iuaF j
rnsnt vas entered for the full
amount. Che wna non-sulssd nv
Judge Bell. and the decision was re.
vsrssd by the supreme court The
ease was remanded with inssfuc-
tons 70 enter judgment for the
plaintiff.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-02
ENTERTAIN IN
THEIR OWN HALL
Masters and Pilots GIVE Treat
10 Their Friends

The Puget Sound Harbor No. rs.
Association Of Masters and Pilots.
gave a very enjoyable New Year 3
treat yesterday 20 their friends az
their rooms In the Globe building
Light refreshments were served
and an abundance Of good music was
on hand. The roona were Hastily
decorated for the occasion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-02
MAY DOLAN
BOUND over

May Dolan was this afternoon
,,lna ever 70 the superior court By
sIe'ice Cam on the charge Of lar
~ rom the person. preferred
ss~,nsi her by Edward Gaut, May
Y. ahessd 70 have robbed Edward II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-02
PaNned Her Watch

warrant is out from Iu.ttc.
r,,.s e.snrt charging Martin Trory
q ~ sniDezzlsmsnt Jennie Gaines
ia,sn sofnpls ming witness. II al
frs,, s ,.at Martin obtained watch
i, Alas aaines and then pawned
=" ifofy Is still at large
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-02
WEATHER FORECAST

For Seattle and Vicinity Tonight
and Friday. occasional rain. cooler
Friday. fresh 20 brisk southeriy
winds. possibly high tonight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-02

John -. Tredway obtained a a.
vorcs from 0piiliamme Trcdwax ln
Judge Bells court.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-02
Eaiih Is An Rlobi

Or F@,s stspoit about the little sfeam-
ale -. 80 d Tacoma n the effect thst
.as. ~ seriously damaged IA he
NJ r ~ 2, Hag entirely ereosaova
aot,nf 80 nas turned 40 safa ana
ths hsiss IT. nas started cut again Tor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-02

CUMBERLAND. Nd. Dse. "a =.
Nrs Christian Smith. an aged
wursar. vas burned 10 death while
warming : pierre OF carpet In which
q wrap a dos th2s was almost
fsoxer- The earpsf caught Gre from
ne stove setsizg flre 10 her drssa.
Her huEnAni a he oldest Islnw
=. A o. engineer. He ran the FIRST
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-02

SMALLPOX cases reported today
are ~ falioss: J. +. Kunnsy. Lelsnsi
Hcu<e. A. Mulcsn. Queen City hotel:
G. 3. carnsi'uson. Railroad hotel.
Intsrhay, and 7. J. Gregg. Oregon
h,ax.nx hans~. All were cent 10 the
res.h0u1s There are now r. pa
sisnts confined there.
The board x runlIe works today
seng t<nt in wh5eh to confine those
VIA cannot b cared FOR In the pest
house.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-02
THINKS HE'S
A RELATIVE

WASHINGTON, d. C.. Jan. g.
Adrian G. Pickhardt. Of Plainheld.
". J.. who asserts he In "a relative
Of President Roosevelt. has been ar
rested for examination as TO his
sanity.
lie has been writing begging let
ters and sending begging messages
10 the White House.
He had 30 cents IN his pocket when
the officer arrested him near the
Pennsylvania station. For several
days he has been lettering about the
depot and nearby hotels. and. II ls
aaid. has INDUCED IN cab rides for
which he still owes the drivers
so far az the detectiveH could learn
ne wrote no letters Of "A threatening
nature. Friends OF the prisoner IN
New Jersey WIN be Informed Of his
arrest
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IN DrNFfnbFfl IWI IlVay inHifu-
mentH We're fiie1 the consideration
aggreEnting e. 2in 900. and the feeH
for recording. . $3.50.
one thousand three hundred ana
seventy marriage licenses were
issued by the auditors once last
year. as against l.i2s On 1900.