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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-04-18
FENCES IN SPRING.
How to Care for Them in Case They
Have Been Overthrown
Winter Frosts.

There are rods of fence on almost
every farm that are thrown down
every spring when the frost comes out
of the ground. Stakes cannot be driven
into such soil with any assurance of
permanency and fence once thrown
out of the ground is very hard to get
back into place. The cut shows way
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-04-18
SAFEGUARDS IN
SPECULATION>g>g
BY w. S. WARREN,
President Chicago Board Of Trade.

Greed is the pitfall OF speculative success.
This grasping element of human character
draws its dupes into ventures which should
be blacklisted by the very size and certainty
Of their promised profits.
Set it down at the start that in the game
of speculation sure thing" should be an
object of suspicion. There is no better safe
guard than the rule to BEWARE OF
CINCHES, SURE THINGS AND SPEC
ULATIVE CERTAINTIES. Generally their
certainty is in the hands of the other man.
More LAMBS have been heeced under
these names than by any other means. From
the Mississippi Bubble to the Fund W.
scheme this trait of human nature has been
persistently proved upon by the cunning and
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-04-18

to build a fence upon the surface of
such ground. Enough stones can be
put in to anchor the fence very solidly.
If the ground heaves and inclines the
fence somewhat, it will come back into
place when the ground settles.-Or-
ange Judd Farmer,
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-04-18

h a n dsome mar
sions on or ntar
Park lane w h O.
were, or thought,
they were, going
to r e n t t h G ! r
houses to" Am.-f-
can millionai r.
f or the corona
ton" AS a mat
ter of fact, fewer
wealthy Am e T j.
cans are going to
En- gland this sea-
son than at any
time in years. Rich
Americans are not,
in the habit of uo.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-04-18

900 cathedral is slowly rising, it is
seen that the bishop cannotwell keep
house" in palace on salary of $12,-
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-04-18

II e41e u 1I1S UP 0I t11c
rivers and the turning of fertile
countries into waste places.
THE FORESTS KEEP THE
COUNTRY GREEN. They
make it blossom like the rose and
bloom like the garden. Where
there are many trees there is
nrant 1,nn;ct.acn I1LLa Ill., =:
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-04-18

Unless her plans are changed, Miss
Helen Gould will be by the time this
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-04-18
Trouble in the "sett1ement. >,

Things do not always go so
smoothly in slum work. The Rus
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-04-18
Europe Not Fashionable.

The worst surprised people in Lon,
don this season are the owners of
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-04-18

The Bishop of New York.
The bishop of New York has long
maintained dignifed silence on
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-04-18

America will have to take protect from
drying The tremendous great will begin tc
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-04-18

"Jim" Fails VIII and It's Bearing.
When Jim" Fair, the bonanza min
ing king, died in California he may have
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-11
BIG OIL ENTERPRISE.
Cincinnati Concern to Place Seve
Mills in South.

Birmingham, Feb. 1.-THE Buckeye
Cotton Oil Milling company, of Gin
cinnati has purchased the Birming
ham cotton oil mill from F. G. Kinney
and S. P. Tanner, also the cotton seed
mill at Greenwood, Miss. and have
closed contracts for the erection Of
five other mills-one at Little Rock
another at Selma, one in Georgia and
two in Mississippi. The headquarters
of the management Of the seven mills
will be in this city. The purchase
price of the Birmingham mill was over
$4,000 The total properties absorb
ed and owned by the Buckeye com
pany under the absorption process
represents half million dollars
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-11
ADJUSTMENTS.

Those who witnessed the produc-
ton Of THE Man of Mystery" by the
Braunig Stock company at the opera
house Monday night saw one of the
best plays ever enacted in this city by
repertoire company. Those who
have noticed the Little Rock press
criticisms of this popular company
were not surprised at the effective
manner in which they made good the
advance notices. It is the best bal
anced company which has been in
Pine Bluff this season Only q small
audience greeted their first perform
ance. but on the strength of the splen-
did first night production. large
crowd should see them tonight in the
James Boys story not taken from
lurid literature. but from facts.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-11
EIGHT ORPHANS
Or JEFFERSON COUNTY PROVlC-
Ed HOMES
BY Children's Home Society Of Ar
kansas Since Christ
mas.
EIGHT ORPHANS

Mr.. George w. Thomasson, tinan-
cial agent of the Children's Home So
eiety of Arkansas. is in the city in the
interest of the constitution he repre-
sents.
Since Christmas the home has re-
ceived three children from Jefferson
county, and five more will be received
from this county this week.
The home is doing a great work in
Arkansas. Last year it provided
homes for about loo orphan children.
and now has about 400 children under
it's care The home places the chill
dren received by it in good homes
when parties who make application
for them have established the fact, be
yond all doubt, that they are morally
fit and financially able to train and
educate them Those that are kept in
the home Of the society, at No. 407
Broadway. Little Rock. are fed AMI
clothed and sent to the public schools.
1t IS one of the best charitable in
stitutious in the state. and any eontri
buttons to it in financial way is ap
preciated and put TO a strictly charit
able use
Mr. Thomasson has arranged for eX
Gov. Bob Taylor. OF Tennessee. to lee
tire in Pine Bluff on March Il for the
benefit of the ChiIdrens Home SO
ciety.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-11
ART EXHIBIT
Is the Mecca Of the School Chill
dren

The art exhibit given under the all
spices of the public schools was open
cd 70 the public Monday afternoon,
and the building in which the exhibit
is located was the Mecca Of the
school children and public during the
afternoon and evening. Over 300
paintings are shown. some Of which
are reproductions Of the worlds mas
terpieces of art.
AS place for the young ladies and
gentlemen to spend their evenings the
exhibit is unexcelled. The paintings
shown represent years Of study and
toll, and person can receive an in
spiration from each one. Speaking Of
the exhibit, which was in st. Louis
recently, Supt Soldan, of the st. Louis
public schools, said:
I regard this exhibition as one Of
the greatest mediums Of educating the
pupils that has been attempted in re-
cent years Over 10000 school chill
dren with their parents and relatives
have already witnessed the exhibition.
The photographs are marvellous works
Of art and in my estimation have
never been surpassed in beauty and
merit. =
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-11
Iron Mountain Route.

On April % to 27, inclusive, the st.
L.. I. NJ. and s.. Ry Co. will sell round
trip tickets to Los Angeles, or San
Francisco, California, final return
limit June 25. On August to 8. in.
elusive. with limit of September 80
and on June to Z, inclusive. with
limit of July 81 at rate of $4750. For
routes and stop-over privileges, call
on agent
H. N. ATWOOD. Agent.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-11
H. N. ATWOOD, Agent.
LOOKOUT FOR BURGLARS.

Remember that Bolinge- 6 Lillard
will insure your household goods, ner.
chandise or safe in the Fidelity MI.
tual insurance company, of New York
Any information cheerfully given.
Both phones.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-11

'.Tho Minister'S Son" will be pre-
sented at the opera house Wednesday
n'eht. 1t is a four-act PLAY of intense
interest throughout, and is rendered
by ore Of the best companies booked
for Pine Bluff this season.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-11
Daily Graphic.
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE

Learn to breathe. Box 8.
Get that hump off your back. Box
Are you weak and undeveloped
Box 6.
Mr.. Geo. Madding, of Madding i
in the city.
Improve your appetite and diges
Nen. Box s.
Mr. R l.. Elliott is up from Wab
baseka today.
Mr. V. d. Williams is consider
ably better today
Mr.. Leon Eilbott, Of Altheimer, is
a visitor in the city.
Mr. F. G. Murdaugh. of Swan
Lake is in the city.
Mr.. Ira Bennett, of Willamette
is in the city today.
Mr. Clifton Dreyfus is out again
after a severardays illness.
Go to Mullikin's cash store for
Selz Royal Blue $3.50 shoes.
Mrs. ]. D. Roberts and daughter
of Altheimer, are in the city.
Miss Annie Saunders is confined
TO her room with pneumonia.
Any one wishing a nice place to
board and room, call at 119 Georgia
street
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-11

A great deal depends upon how We
look upon death. To fear death, makes
life miserable with dread. The man
who can smile at death, can smile at
everything else.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-11

Beasley Shane, Mr. B. ". Dalton
and Miss May Gildea. of the Memphis
Scimitar, are in the city. Mr.. Speck
is the circulation manager. and he has
establisher an independent agency for
the Scimitar here and placed Mr.
Shane in charge.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-11
10 CARS oUiTA COAL.

" NAHS OOlt "A GOAL.
Ali sizes, nut, No. and egg. Try
a ton for your baseburner, stove or
crate EDGAR BREWSTER.
Both phones Feb. l.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-11

Al things cone to those who get
tired waiting and go after them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-26
BAD MAN
is KILLED
MI H n a
Suspected OF Murder
OF Judge Lewis

SPOKANE. Dee. 2e.-The young
half.bfee ~. cendin. who was
Killed at Keller the other day WA
supposed 90 be implicated in the
murder Of Judge Lewis and has wife
Condin aud a full b'oodsd Indian
named Towitt Lewis were setn In
the vicinity % AinIlra about the time
that u was supposed 10 have been
committed.
The impression prevails al Almira
that the f.s~izea were knitted by Con
din and the fun bieod. Lewis. Last
Sunday Condln left for the renefsa-
tien and Lewis is Htiil visiting at the
honabury farm.
ha. condin was about q. years old
. soH OF the famous wild Gausr
NH. William candin, who was xiii
I'd on the Columbia river near VIII
bur fife of ak years aEo.
Ed Condln Was would-ie had
mar. although he was never sus-
pec ted Of any grave crime until the
Alrnira murders. lie always ear.
risd large navy ata-Nhooter ON a
holt. Hts father had often told him
that he would not die iu bed
n - expected 90 mud upon the body
Of yoans Condia eofns evidences %
his guilt n be xas implicated IN ths
Aisfsifa tragedy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-26
LYNCHlNG
TN KANSAS
nsgre Murderer hssgss ~
Pittsburg Street n

PfrTsHuRG. Dec. "A negro
named Montgomery dedief ~sn
iynched BY a mob hsts yesterday mr.
the murder Of Policeman ttinkie s~s-
ID In the morning iilnkse wan w.
ina 10 affe@s ths. negro and the lat'~
tors brother for creating distufh-
ancs at = ball The nesfe~s resssf~
ID ARES; and ATTACKED the ofstc<f.
A. fNnkis sss defending hi0s~ssf
from several % the Fpashs By usis.x
HE club, espsiiey lcfked the afsirsfs
revolver ffosn the belt al the iattnr
and placing the nunH.e asstpst
hinkls'a head. behind the eat. nred
Killing Hinkie instantly. L
The Cooley brothers we're lodged
In jail. and as scun a. the nswR -
the murder spread through the dts.
a crowd begun 10 rather afcund To-
jail. Tts doafn wsre bruken pttsl'p
rrowhar and Niedse hammer. Jhs
officers who attempted 20 rF~~cot
the assault On the jail wers over
powered and held In conhHsfnsns ~
the mot "
Cooley Vas taken from the jan
and dragged about three hloftf.
here he sas strung up 10 the efs,
Of = tetssfsph pole. A. he 80
slowly choking Go death. olss % ms
mob cot his throat with knife and
ended hts nuffsFtnEs. The ho6s -xa1k
lsff hanging Tor several hours.
A brother OF Csodisy's was hurnen
at the stake In Pierce city. Mo t~~'
years q 80 because % an assault urt>a
a young white woman. II Naf thif
affair "a hitch led 60 thu erpulaisn "
all negroes from that town
Cooley came here Ia year, aHr
from Pieree city. Mo. when the ne
xroea were driven out ef that tom
by the citiEsnA lie Was regarded
a. a tough character. He VAS y
miner. Great excitement pfresnt
as the result 81 ne murder end
lynehins Much bitter talk 10 h~se1
and there are fears 81 trouble ~
tween the races. t
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-26
DIES IN
THE EAST
HENRY w. BROOKE. A pRoMlE.
EMIT SEATTLE BusINU SIS MAN
PASSES AWAY IN riMoRE

News Of the death Of Henry W.
Brooke. a prominent Seattle business
man. was receivsd In this city last
night lie died yesterday in naiti-
more after an Illness Of bat few
weeks yumer Of the brain Was the
cause Of death.
Nr. Hroeke vas manager 81 the
Pacific Wagons Company Of Seattle
nurfhg last summer. although "a
young man. his eye sight began to
fail him and iast faif he became
totally blind SPECIALISTS II home
and In the <s - we're consulted. but
without sneesss, n Wss - search
Of health that MI. Brooke took the
trip 90 the Atlantis coast Before he
left Seattle u was thought that his
trouble was altogether tish his eyes
IL later developed that his brain also
vas affected
lie Was accompanies BY ais wife
on hts eastern tfip. She vii start
for fieAttis with the body of her huS-
band today. while IN sestus Nj
and Mrs. BROOKE RESIDED At ale Ninth
avenue.
MI Hrooke Was a prominent mem
Der Of the local lodge Of E1ks. He
came to Seattle about 10 years AFRO.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-26
ALLEGED FOOTPADS
PUT TO FLIGHT

A. u. Miller, an eruployc OF the In
ternational Fisheries Co. thinks an
attempt was made to hold him up
near Lake Union yesterday lie iH
certain that he met two men In a
lonely spot, and that there was Some
kind Of a miX-up from which ne
emerged with mud and glory, and
with his pockctbonk still intact,
The nhnir occurred early In the
afternoon, white Mr. hiiiier was on
his way To the house OF a friend 20
pay "a Christmas eali. lie miaiopk
the way, ana white he Was trying
so flnd IL. he encountered two men
"a tiie ton Of the hslath he was fol :
inwipv. lilo was urdcfed TO hold un
hia hunGs. bat instead or doing 80,
atntei4 DOT with HE right hand and
tolieI one 81 the men.
fha frinis ~ what follow Cd are
fraf 70 Mr. Nilicr'e mind. Ills
only 'ucid recollection ~ - VIE
~ found himself LAYING on HE hael
To- lie mud. ma saw the wrHiaht
tnhbeis n nil ilifht We Huys ths
mon wore gray overcunta ana wers
Z havfsh HnueYr'u~ feii1wa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-26

no ~erki In many instances u L.
claimed the employees In question
have simply Travelled about seeing
the eearsry and having . good tisns
IN the cities ~ ths csetrsi Amer.
can republic. Some spicy stories are
ted Of the ssospsdes % thes. sesaa
eleeds su,one the Spanish Amer :
can ssnorisss. II 10 said that mere
than enc Of thsss eiidsd youth. hs.
narrowly escaped serious trouble.
u 10 promised that tho entire pro.
essdsrgs 81 the ee~missior and ii.
espsnasnss will furnish mighty In
ssrsstsne reading when u,sds public.
There has never yet bee, any pub
itestiss % the l,st o. the commits.
slen's employees, ner any statement
81 expenses thus Ter Incurred. al
though many members o. congress
have repeatedly snaesse~~d 10 eh.
tain information. In sssry isssara.
they have beer put on without any
sstisfsetory sspisnssler or any def.
lnite premise that the desired fact.
sslil be forthcoming.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-26

building. No favoritism has been
or II TO be shown. and N the Law IL
adequate 10 punish. then punishment
VIII be melted out and the city he
finally rid OF an evil that has be-
come unbearabie.
Some OF the Guilty
Following In partial list Of the
Arms and corporations against
which complaints vii be Issued.
Cascade Laundry. Third avenue
south and Main street, Columbia q
Puget Sound Railway Co. round
house, Seattle Smelling A. Iieflning
co. 1T Interplay. Brace n HcrKeft
Miii Co, Meailake avenue and Mer-
Ger street, Hninier Laundry. Second
avenue south WIN. Chappell'H new
power plant. near sixth avenue
south. between King pnd Weller
streets. Royal Dairy. 81 Iikc street.
Occidental hotel. seattle Electric co.
az Tile Aalifou street 20 Ner huuFa.
the lioht plant at MAYNARD avenue
and Charles street, Post street pow
ef hnuae The JsmeA street power
house. and tho power hourc Ut with
avenue and Pine street. Moran liros.
80 stat4on-Trat ain co.. Globe
Laundry, f1s Fourth avenue; aeat-
~ fiHa a Electric Co. Tiffh avenue
and jackson street Seattle Lufn-
bef CO. ~ the foot Of Harrison
street. PUGET Sound Laundry Co.
Coleman crenHniine ,eofiss ~ the font
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-26

which warrants will be Issued for
the arrest Of the persons accused.
List win be Complete
This Hist will be completed with
In tho next two days. and Will COM
prise approximately the names OF 30
men more or less prominently con-
nected with manufacturing indus
tries along the city front.
No one II 10 be overlooked. and no
favors will be shown any person
known to be guilty of violating the
Law.
The evidence upon which these
complaints viii be issued has been
aecured within the pnst few days BY
Health pfficef Carroll and the com
paints VIII be sworn 10 b. him. This
evidence waE secured through per-
sonni inspection ~ the places 10 be-
complained against. and vii he f.Iiiy
subsinntirtcd and coGrubefated by
others than the Cnmpiniuiun witness
when The caseH are btouEit ny FOR
hearing IN court
Neither Ifx t'Hrfoii nor tho cpr-
porrflou cnsinasl WIi maize purlic
the list ~ Il ~ efl r-IH tfsrr $50
corn plants tHa Hr7H'lfHfaH Hrf bat
II la LIoWH t'fHi 10 rrH Hflaaa ail ~
fhr lierai - Hi fs'atf o. tho CITY.
inelocini' peHf - ilir i.shf aua pow
rf frs1rHHieH err Get car roNer
tfrfH rrf t'H rH+ f.lnh afhcni
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-26
BURNETT
IN JAIL
ONE or JOHN MARTINS ALlEo.
10 AssAiLANTs ARRESTED
~ POLICE

u. burnett. who was recently re-
leased In the superior court. where
he was charged with highway rob
berry. was arrested by Sergeant
stuart and Policeman AcS1urE last
nixht. When he bookrd st the sta
ton he refused 20 give his name to
the clerk. No charge has been
piared against him
Hornett !. one Of two alleged thugs
who went free because John Martin.
the prosecatlng witness IN the case.
could not be found. II n now given
out by the police that Martins adj
dre-r was known by them all the
time and that a telephone message
would have reached him ON the day
set for the trial
Burnett IL considered dangerous
man and will probably be ordered TO
leave the city. unless the state can
revive the charge against him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-26
CITY OFFICIALS
AROUSED BY BUSINESS MEN
TO ENF0RcELAW
Health Officer Carroll Gives Corporation Counsel a
List of the voIators of the Smoke
Nuisance Ordinance

tins, ~ bsepris'ors Of those manufsc-
..a. sad other satablishments
s 10y q Violating the smoke nul.-
- ordnance are to be prosecute
ne eyil that has 80 long b... .
soaIoe OF discomfort and actual ia.s
70 'he merchants and resiaent. -
.ae city. IL at iast to be suppres.. =
.asnsa to the efforts OF the business
sslyes o"As'S Them
81. Insy. IN a body. made petition a
,~,'. - ago "a me city ronueiI.
a. se.s aFnipst the Inactivity Oh
w. on N carrying out the pro-
VII, ssions Of The law made for the nut-
H.. protecting the community
~ 80 ne unlawful asersssions Of the
Isy'lstois Of Objectionable and n
Ffsi snoksstacss'
4. [oIpo fhtion Counsel Gillian has
N ~ - possession the names Of 10 In
\ ~. w .ualf, nrrDa and corporations.
,'., Hhem evidence has been
sw eslrfd suhcienf r. convict them Of
fei ana continuous Violation o.
snoke nuisance ordinance
4. - soon "a he 10 IN feiHaeeslon Of
~. nance OF the Individual mem
~ the Arms and corporations
X. 'pslne1 against he viii diaw M
"s'eHsary e1u7pifi9f4 rrfa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-26
MoRrAlIry eecoRp

Mrs. Elisabeth Ramsey died ~ her
hume. IA Tenth aNeaua. yesterday
n che axe of % years Of acute bon
ehitis. Chs had ben III but a short
time.
A little more than = year sxo Mrs.
Ramsey came % seattle from haf
cd home In Aleonas Ia. 10 end her
days with her children who arr Nv
tag here. Last Sunday she con
trs-ssd severe cold. When on
Wednesday her condition dsd not I'm
|Neve. q physician was summoned.
|fsait she confinued 60 rroe wcfss ana
yezteresy she rAssed away.
Mrs. nsrnrry 70 survived by John
Ramsey. her husband. ard ave chill.
drsu. Elrna A.. csfsfsei l.. hAswrll
y, Grant L.. ard Holland r Ram
sey, all OF whom reside w Seattle
The funeral vill probably be held
from the residence Sunday after
noon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-26

CARACAS. Dec. ga message
from President Castro at Ia vletotis
has been received. ia witch he states
his willingness TO submit The differ
ehess between Ve..--svia and the
European alll,1 to arbitration by The
Hague usaunai lie names certain
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-26

WASHINGTON. o. c. Dee. A.
n. rs.els,isa e-sr.d in the hsess
: representatives BY AspeSsn Of
,s~s sAsrss before the adjournment
= ssnsrs.s fer tire ehei.t~ss hell
1,,s premise. to Develop . scandal
! ssnrs<tsen with the isthsrisn
ssssl matter. The hepburn reselu.
- ssiis ser en- Inquiry irse the ss.
rs~sissrss ,esds By the issh-sisn
~asI ss-,nl.sien under the act sa.
uAs<szi.s the creation 81 the ssu,-
esssisn ard sperepria.irs . million
Aim 10 nest tie expenses In exam
l.lss ne canal ssld.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-26
Or al Least Within Smelling Distance Claim Made
That the Panama Commission Is Souan-
derng Money Upon SineCures and
Fictitious Expenses

u 10 openly stated here that ore.
hsh . wilton dollars ha. airesdy
been esp~nd.s Tor the .sisris. 81 tho
member. Of the commission and an
army 81 assistants employed By
thew. t,spbsrn will undertake TO
show, IN ease the Investigation 10
ordered. tina, a hs. been the prse.
tee 81 the commissioners 10 wake
places FOR the sens ~ ARMY ard navy
esheers 81 high rank ssd irhosnos,
ard slso Ter the soma ~ other PROM.
iaent men. including senators sad
eeno~essussn. paying their Tar more
Ter their alleged service. than slrr.
liar employ Fre-t elsewhere would,
under any elfoumstsrcss. be worth.
Many 81 these pesitiers. IL 10 az.
serted. are mere sirsesrea- The
youra men helding them do little or
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-26
SEA CAPTAIN
MISSING

wIfATcoM. Dec 1s--caps. Holm
qufst. temporarily master % the
schooner A. N Banter. has mysteri-
ousiy disappeared. Ne was last seer
In Seattle a few days aso. aud 81
that tifns was known 90 have q srps
sum Of money on hin person. which
he had drawn 10 pay the ships bfiH
Capt Hoilhqulrt was placed n
charge of the schosner TO rearve
Capt Inaaenan, who laid on for the
holidays. lie was expected TO return
the tug for that time.
Under Instructions from San Fran
cisco the Eaxter went 60 sea with n.
Lawrence az her master.
II Il feared that Holinauist has met
with foul piay In Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-26
on susslclon

Herbert Turner. young man ar
rested this morning by Policeman
Thompson. win be given a chance
IN court 90 espIain his mode Of life
during tn. past few weeks A charge
Of vsRfancy has been placed against
him. When no Was searched several
paw ntickeiH were found ON his per-
son. Hs also had considerable
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-26
CAB DRIVERS
STRIKE

UT. LOUIS, Mo-. Dec. 26.-=Cab
and carriage drivers went on strike
nj midnight wednesday, and as
consequence the street car business
has been considerably augmented.
large majority Of the drivers are
engaged IN the strike. Much EN-
barraaemsnt was caused yesterday
TO funeral aud social functions be-
cause Of the strike. 1iearHea were
driven by owners, while the mourn
ers rode on street cara.