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The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1902-06-27
SATURDAY. june 2Sth. 1902.
AT $50 O'CLOCK p. NJ,
all tie real estate described in said mort
gage, being
LOTS 6, 7, s, 9, 10 and II,
IN CENTRAL HEIGHTS,

according to plat known as Franc S
Shannabrooke's re subdivision of that
part of Central Heights as recorded in
Liber j. W. B. No. -, folio 467, lying be-
tween the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
and the said Elecrlc Railroad and north
of Central Avenue. The said re subdivi-
sion plat being recorded in Liher J. r. No.
10, folio $40, 277 of said Land Records
The aforesaid buildin. lots all face Cen
tral Avenue and run back To- Lake Avenue
and nearly up to the Electric Road, and
form the most beautiful and convenient
building sites at Brrwyn "r Brauch>ilie.
The Improvements on one ,f The | Is ar
an EIGHT ROOM DWELL :,
ING HOUSE, facing Central
Avenue, in good order, and !. ,sIIEI1
within two minutes walk of ~@==s4zessE
the electric cars and less than five minutes
from the B. s. o. Railroad, having a
macadamized street and sidewalk, with Il
good barn and other necessary out build
ingS, fine water, abunda shade and fruit.
The lots will be offered >ingly, and then
as whole, if necessary.
TERMS OF SALE:
One third cash Oh the ratification of the
same by the Court, one third in six and
one third in twelve months from the day
of sale. Deferred payments to bear inter
est at per cent. aud to lie secured To the
satisfaction of the undersigned. 800 to
be deposited on the day Of sale.
MARION DUCKETT
and EBERT DENT,
Attorneys to Sell,
G35 F St, n w Washington, ID. G., and
Hyattsville and Bladens ury. Md.
June 9th, l902-ts.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1902-06-27
q ACRES
MORE OR LESS,

which was conveyed to the said Edward
L. Darcy by William l. Hill, Trustee, by
deed dated March 10th, 1886, and recorded
among said Land Records in Liber J. W.
B. No. 6, folio 252. This property is we'll
located on the public road from Forestville
to Iceland Station and improved by a
FRAME SINGLE ROOF
DWELLING and all neces- ssHsAS
sary out buildings The soil AN 6i2f
is good and well adapted to saa1e4-=e4.11 tS
the growth of standard crops 1t is located
in progressive region, about one mile
from Richie Station on the Chesapeake
Beach Railroad.
TERMS OF SALE:
One-third cash and the balance in equal
installments of one, two and three years,
or all cash as the purchaser may elect; the
deferred payments to bear interest from
the day of sale and to be secured to the
satisfaction of the undersigned. These
terms may be modified and a portion of
the purchase money may remain on mort
gage if deemed advisable. A cash deposit
of $50 will be required at the time of sale.
For further particulars apply to
PHIL. ii. TUCK,
Attorney named in Mortgage,
201 North Calvert Street, Baltimore Md.
June Goth, 1902-ts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-22
A GRAND
CLEANUP
Twenty-Elght Hobos Arrested
Early This Morning

one of the most thorough clean
ups the tendcrloln has experienced
In a long time, was made by Police
men Ryan. Hubbard, McClurg and
helmos shortly after o'clock this
morning. In all. Is hobos were ar
rested and IN the bunch there was
emily one who had enough money 20
buy a meal Albert Matscn was
caught with 81 on him. and he was
released from police headquarters.
IL has been some time since the
tenderloin vas raided, and this
morning the offlcers on the lower
beats started on cleanup. In
every saloon below the dead lire they
went and the old-time lonfera were
picked W. They we're loaded into
the patrol wagon and taken 70 head
quarters. Men OF all kinds and de-
scrtptions We're pulled out 81 the
dives, and charged with vaErnncy.
This morning when Iailcr Slopler
counted up for breakfast. he had i0t
prisoners IN jail. the largest number
Tor month";
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-22
MAYOR GETS
A REBUFF
The Whatcam City Council
CritIolxes Executive

wHATCoM. April l-The city
council last night passed the power
franchise granted y. u. Mais. Al
vtnEa Hayward and a. a. Cornwall
over the mayors veto 81 9 fuli vote
Tbs mayors veto message aaa nsn-
Hationai Ia the extreme. e. hs Ac-
cussd the council % heinE dinhonsst
In Its methods % passing the fran
chlsc ordinance, The council re-
tallAted by passing a resolution re-
bukinK Mayor Hardin. In part Hs
fellows.
''fas IL resolved that this councn
gives public expression OF ia disap-
prevail Of the petty and diwgraceful
method adopted BY the me yor Of the
city IN setting forth his objections to
said ordinances. and that such veto
message improperly and unfairly at
iemptH 20 bring into disrepute the
honest administration ~ municipal
affairs, solely because the city coun-
ell ~ not suhservisnt 20 the desp0iic
wlil and biased opinions OF the
mayor"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-22
BIG CARGO
OF ONIONS
First Importation Of the Veg.
etabIe Received Here

The fret shipment Of onions ever
received at Seattle from the antlp-
odes, reached here thia morning from
Vancouver Three hundred ana
seventy eight sacks OF this guCoulcnt
vegetable. which had arrived few
days ago on the Canadian royal mail
steamer Moano At Vancouver. from
Australia, were received here, con
signed TO a local commission house.
There " a duty 81 90 per cent. levied
on imported onions. People say
there must be a considerable dearth
% onion culture Ia the vicinity Of
Seattle. when they have 60 be car
ried nearly half way around the
world % satiato the paiateH 81 local
cplcuros. Bush a Co. the customs
brokers who transferred the con-
alignment, Hay that there IL a prob
abllity II continuation % onion
importation from Australia. where
vast tracts Of land are wholly given
over 20 the growth Of gallons. and
the cost % culture r. Considerably
lees than Ia this country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-22
TWO PEDDLERS
ARE SUSPECTED


Rasoulkhan and Nanairkahn. two
young Afghan peddlers. are strongly
suspected OF killing Amir All Alden
Khan. a sikh Merul. as the dead
man " more Familiarity known. waa
shot from behind. u 10 believed. by
ono q his two companions who start.
ed 70 Seattle uith him from woodin
Vile. March ~. at 6 o'ciock Ia the
evening Ills body was thrown Into
Lake WaHhlnstor, from where u waA
recovered i4Hf Saturday,
From the descriptions given by A.
Hansen. etorekrspeT VI Wuodln-
Vile. the names Of the two men
we're aHcnrtsinsd b. the shsrlI's Of
ncc yesterday RAaonlhhAn Ia be-
iieVed 20 be somewhere IN the neigh
borhood OF FairhAven. while Nasair-
khan 10 thought TO be IN Montana.
All but two - the seven men ar
rested IN connection with the muir
der. have been released from the
county iaii ~ Hhnum Cudihee
ohabHhah and couvalle have been
detained as witnesses In the case
They are believed 70 know more
about the crime than they win tell
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-22
MAY CLOSE
A CAREER
Gen. Smith to Be Tried
by COurtmartiaI

MANILA. April 22.--On Thursday
a court martial will convene Tor the
trial OF General Jacob n. Smith. for
conduct prciudicial Co discipline
While In command Of the Depart mcnt
% Samar. Major Harvey &. Car
haush Is the Judge advocate.
IL Is announced at the war depart e
msnt that the court-martial OF CEN
sral Smith In the Philippines Is be-
ing conducted under direct orders
from President Roosevelt and will
not be subject to a review By Gen
eral Chaffce. The war department.
officials cOnsidr this action particu.
larry significant inRsmueh as Il al
lows Chaftce 90 prefer charges
against smith and. u necessary, to
appear a. n witness for OF against
that officer.
No attempt has been made IN the
war department to hide the fact that
Saith Is in a serious predicament
and that the trial may mean an end
10 his career as an officer In the
army.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-22
SOUTH CANAL
SUBJECT AGAIN

A. the regular meeting Of the
chamber Of commerce tomorrow, the
topic placed for the special order Of
business ls the report made last
"wednesday by the Lake Washing
ton canal committee, This report
was distinctly unfavorablc towards
the Seattle n Lake Washington Wa
terway co. The chamber Of com
merce will discuss the question and
will make some resolution. the trend
Of which. In all probability. will be 20
support the report made by the COM
mittee n Is expected the meeting
VIII be very we'll attended, owing TO
the great Interest taken by the bust
ness people IN the doings OF tn South
canal promoters.
The army post committee Of the
chamber met this afternoon and viii
report tomorrow upon the best meas
ures To be used I'm securing an appro-
rriation from congress TO enlarge
the garrison ~ Fort LawtoA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-22
CALLS KITTY A
HUSBAN D. BEATER

An abbreviated little man who
gave his name IA J. Buchanan,
showed cause this morning I'm Judge
Tailman's court as TO why he should
have a divorce from his wife KITTY.
They have only been married a few
months. and there II already a long
tale ~ woe. n appears that this vs.
Kitty's second matrimonial venture,
also the second divorce against her.
According 10 the evidence, Kitty IN
a confirmed husband heater. and also
a drunkard. The plaintiff tells ~
several Instances when she couldn't
ind the kcy-hole, and says she often
used 10 chase him with a razor. He
asked that he be protected from fur b.
Their annoyance on the part Of the
unRallant Kittie. and that given
such other relief AZ the court might
deem just. presumably aIlmOny.
The bride admitted having been
cruel 10 plaintiff nut said that clear.
cold water was her long suit. and
she never drank intoxicating liquors.
Ths divorce Wa granted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-22
MlHUR |. STREET.
tDlT0R OF PANDEX

A.
=. si.nsr !. Street, editor and propn-
se,.. = randex. a monthly magazine
To- established ln San Fran
-. = n Seattle on business con-
49,. ~. Nitn that publication. and f.
b,.1sa A the Rainier Grand.
d. sssx h Intended 10 become to
~. newspapers % the country
d. ne Review Of Reyleurs is 10
", Asssazlhes-a critical review IN
~ ,.ler-day editors call tabloid
ssta,.. me magazine Will maintain a
~ s.auspt devoted 10 the CONNER
X, s..sis@ls 81 the coast cities. and
ixnsl 4 here 70 gather material
- I, s safly review n Feattle'a prog
iases ~. 2 SECURE permanent cor
4 s.sslsst Was formerly engaged
WAN .ebfr work in this city, ana
tks- ihe past few years has
kzssz',-'. Considerable success ~ a
hssit Z nog 10 lts fourth
i.ssy sad be- today. "and Ia al
p4sl,sn paying basis. vith a
q ~ ~ uiat!Dn 80 MAGAZINE
Ilsssss.f,'at.t has ever started IN 30
k.s ! ~, i 1 may BIZ allowed 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-22
TURNVEREIN
CELEBRATES

Gsrmania hall was tho scene OF a
festive gathering last night IN honor
Of the seventeenth anaiversary of
the formation OF the Seattle Turn
Nerein- About Is sons OF der Water
land we're present and celebrated
the event with songs and speeches.
Gerhard beninghauaen. one Of the
told Of the organization and early
struggles OF the oFdar ana OF i,a
present high standing Numerous
other speeches and songs were given
during the evening and u wa. not
until an early morning hour that the
merry crowd broke M,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-22
MORANS To
PAY $500

OLYMPIA. April ag - The supreme
court affirms the Judgment In tho
case OF clyde Guy sroufs and other
miaor children 81 Henry {. sFoufc.
deceased. respondent. Va. the Moran
Bros. Company, appellants The chill
dren secured 1850 damages tn the
lower court for the accidental death
OF tho father In appellants ship
yard.
In hosting heavy ship ribs into
place rore broke. the scaffolding
gave way and sFoufe was thrown To
the ground and killed. The accident
was due 20 the hosting rope being
knotted instead ~ Epliccd. The costs
are assessed 10 the respondent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-22
OBJECT TO
GAS PLANT

A number Of citizens residing IN
the northern portion % the city are
making vigorous protest against
the building If gas plant ~ the
Citizens Light 4 Power Co. IN that
end 81 the city. The corporations
committee % the council will meet
tomorrow night 10 discuss the quss-
ton. The granting % permits by
the board % public works 70 differ
ent companies, giving them permits
sion TO erect poles In the business
streets downtown. viii also be dis
cussed. II IL expected that repre-
sentatlves 81 number ~ the large
corporations will attend the commit
tee meeting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-22
WO0DMEN At
THE ARMORY

Home Camp degree team No. 2ss.
W. .. W. give a prize drill tonight
at the Armory. In addition. a grand
review By the teams OF Women OF
Woodcrnft. Royal NoiRhbors, and a
$3.50 prize drill by Home camp team
NO 2s6, will take place. Wagner 8
band and the Philippine quarteeta
viii furnish the music. A grand ball
will follow the drill. NelEhbor
Butterw0rth VIII act as chairman Of
the evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-22
EASTERN LUMBER
MARKET Is GOOD

r. II. Lewis. of Lewis & Crane.
n well known Seattle iumbsrman.
has returned from New York city.
where he went last November to
look over the market for Washington
forest products.
The East Is ali ours" said he to-
day. Il found the reputation Of our
lumber and shingles had preceded me
and / think II will be but a few
years until we have a large market
on the Atlantic coast. where now we
sell almoat nothing from our mills.
The completion OF the Nicaragua
canal would assure us this market
ny reducing freight 81 or - a thou
sand on lumber. for example. Why
do not Seattle people favor the
canal7"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-22
GMARRED
BONES TELL.
the STORY

CAIRO. H., April Gas time
passes and no more bodies from the
burned steamer city Of PlttRburg
have been recovered. the belief Is
strengthened in the theory that a
majority Of thoae who perished were
burned TO death rather than drown
cd Men who have been at the scene
of the wreck. say charrcd bones can
be seen buried beneath tangled net
work Of iron rods, boilers and smoke
stacks.
II may be several days before an
attempt viii be made TO remove the
corpHes only three bodies have
been recovered. Almost all surviv-
ors Of the disaster have left the city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-22
MORGAN WILL
BACK LONDON
UNDERGROUND

LONDON. April IA new under
ground railway system 10 TO be built
In London that IL 20 haya the finAn-
cial backing 20 the extent Of several
millions Of J. Fierpont Morgan a
money. IL Il expected the govern
ment vii give tho necessary priv
ilogss at once IN which ease the work
viii be commenced Immediately.
The Morgan Interests have effected
q practical combine Of all roads now
under construction and will extend
these 90 considerable extent
Forty miles OF underground tubing
viii constitute the subway and there
will be 30 miles ~ surface line.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-22

SHIFTS IT

BRUSSELS. April gas-Ths cham
Der % commerce today addressed the
king asking for royal Intervention
In the suffrage dispute In the inter
est OF trade.
The king replied az follows. 1T
is thu duty OF the government OF the
king. with tts eyes fixed on the pres
eut and future and In all loyalty.
and ooRsFvant Of constitutional
rules. 10 follow the policy which u
deems most useful for the well bsing
and tranquility Of the country.
therefore leave the matter 10 tina
government advisors. repoaing conf
dence In their judgment"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-22
POPE LOVES
AMERICANS

ROME April 22--Answerlng the
Fluctuations of the whole American
Episoopste the pope has written the
following to Cardinal Gibbons and
other Catholic bishops
I'VE strongly love America and
rejoice I'm her development and the
progress OF Catholicism and religious
freedom"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-22
SCHOOL MASTERS
CLUB TO MEET

The Puget Sound schoolmasters'
club will meet at Seattle Saturday,
May II. at $3.50 a. m, IN the rooms OF
the board Of education, corner OF
Seventh avenue and MADISON street.
Manual Training IN Grammar
Gradea-- Washington Wilson, G.. A.
Stanley. -,
the Advantages OF a knowledge Of
Psychology TO the Teacher-F. Il.
Cooper. ". r.. Dewey.
some Salient Points In Supervision
w E. Wilson, A. II. Yoder.
History OF Puget sound school,
masters Club. NJ. HIT
I1incheon will be furnished by
incaI anhnnlmen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-22

BOX MEN IN
A COMBINE

nAfT0N. o.. April 22.--Ths an
hHensat % made here today that
: nsesrs has been formed which
afilies h It's ranks nearly all paper
~ z4nzfseturers Of the United
s1e2 Several weeks ago all the
]fH Don MAKERS OK the country
~ as<@d 10 join. and contracts
4. '1i, AZ the result Of a meeting
"a va bed In Chicago.
A1esf without exception the con.
- aaSe. been formally signed.
- ~ combine nov has enough
-. nsess 70 assure It's operation. The
80 q the new trust will be near
Z = ..sls'1.9a. the greater portion o.
va = Owned or controlled in this
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-22
NIP INDIANA
PORTED SAFE

a xAooaer Eric. Capt Jurgen-
4. - arrived IN part with the
z aus tha, the ship Indiana WAS
80 "a Care MendocluN Cal.
rssay under sail for Puget
= TIE Indiana had long been
go Capt. Jurgcns~n says that
! rassr % the Indiana signalei
e vas veil aboard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-22
May Pass Everett BY

There Il possibility that the
steamer skagit Queen viii In the
future avoid calling az Everett on
her s~aitis-Skagtt run. The steamer
thinks that she 10 not getting fair
treatment from Everett In the mat.
ter Of freight. Enisns that city
does better in the future the SkAKit
Queen win pass u up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-22
STEALING COAL

warrants have been issued for the
rect ~ two men believed 10 be the
r,nglsaders Of the gang OF coal
,hieves that have been operating
= rn,,nd the railroad tracks at the
sa,,tberp end OF the city some weeks.
Tbese men, whose true names are
not vet known. have been hiring
smail boya 10 jump on coal trains
and throw of large quantities OF the
coal The main operators then col
iect the fuel and peddle " The
method of operation Of the gang was
dlscovered by Policeman Tom Bev-
an last night, and he obtained the
warrants.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-22
Preparing to Sail

The steamer Nome City II getting
ready for her trip 20 Nome Thurs
day evening. Last night she finish
ed coaling at the bunkers, and today
she arrived at the Arlington dock to
take on cargo for the north. The
steamer umafilia. from San Fran
cisco, expected hers Thursday morn
ing, will bring quite a few passsn-
gers who 90 north on the Nome
City. The bookings for Nome con-
tInue very satisfactory.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-22
LACROSSE

A meeting Of the Seattle Lacrosse
club will be held tomorrow evening
At 7.aO o'clock, at the office Of the
Puget Sound Marble works. Union
street. All lacrosse enthusiasts are
invited. The club viii be reorganlz-
cd for the season. II IL intended
that the club shall pull OF several
good matches during the coming
season
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-22
GOING UP

CHICAGO, April 2a.--Beef advsnc-
ed from quarter TO a half cent to-
day. Retailers now fear there viii
be no relief until the grass cattle
come into market. during June.
Daily arrivals ~ a large number OF
this class Of cattle win glut the mar
kot and force the prices down.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-22
a.
NOPPED WHEN
OFFICER FIRED
'fss Street Burglar Captured
With His PIundsf

49, 49, 2 chase extending several
- during which a shot was fred
-. p9i.eeman, A. @. Hewell wag
1850 By Oflcer Landrochr at an
-. -. hour this morning. The pris-
-, charged with burglary by
Il - Z INTO Shutes barber shop az
49,. re street A quantity Of
49, stolen from the place were
" On the prisoner.
Il. polleeman saw Hewen run
~ 1--WE Pike street at 1 O'Clock
- 1sF,alng with some cigar boxes
~ l,s arm. The officer called 70
d ~ \. nat, but Hewell lodged up
b,,~- and ran faster. The DO
a.. gaze chase, and had 70 fire
"a the fugitive to bring him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-22
he BLAZE
| IN LONDON
|u0OOO,000 in Prop.
srty Is Destroyed

.coS Aprll IA fire started
'N1e.rslsan. +. G. district last
y ss,h al first was considered
~ ,s.snt II continued to spread
! shcrs time all the fire
u .rellances 81 the district
the seena
'sseelcsk this naern'ns u Threat
- the greatest that Loadon
- - known and from many
y ,s.v engines were called. IL
= saw alhausd but NOT until
=. ,ssn 81 firms had been swept
! snsfness. The loss Il approx
Al SO. OK, 90
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-22
new USE FOR
the CHAIN
letter
ss.ss4~-sas-,-....s-....-ssa-a4.,.

2 ITHACA. ~. Y, April IA Z.
= new use has been found Tor the z
chain letter system which may :
4 mean a curb on trusts. II Is I.
- directed against the beef trust !
. and is the result Of an effort {
. promulgated by n hitherto un- 4
. known genius. Mark Gideon. :
2 Through HIS letters he proposes I.
o 60 completely nnnihilate the I
. trust. He has succeeded In in :
. tsreHting, the local antitrust Z
2 league to such an extent that Il z
. has furnished the slnews % (.
. war. Letters are being sent out 4
Z. by thousands, tho main feature I
9 OF which is 70 ask persons "a Z
. abstain from eating meat for {
. one week. beginning May IS. Z
. Gideon says a weeks trial Of {
. the system will prove It's power. Z
I. s-..s..... "a az. -. $1,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-22
BARNES

WASHINGTON, y. C., April 22-.
President Roosevelt today appointed
Benjamin Barnes Of New Jersey TO
succeed o. l.. Pruden as assistant
secretary to the president.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-22
TO FIGHT MIN

LONDON, April 22,-The ST. James
Gazette today urges war upon the
Reorganization Of shipping interests,
and says direct trade with Canada
should be fostercd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-22
Is VERY ILL

WASHINGTON. u. c. Aprii "a
Congressman Rhbcock. Of wiaoon-
ain. who has been ~ for several days.
Is said 10 lie Ia critically danger
Gus condition today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-22
SETBACK
FOR ROOT

WASHINGTON, April a.
The breach between the war de-
partment and the senate mill
tary committee was wideued to-
day when Chairman Hawley in
PRODUCED a bill TO increase the
efficiency of the army.
} The measure IL essentially
different from that prepared by
Secretary Root. II eliminates
the general staff Rystem and
makes the lieutenant general
} the commander OF the entire
United states army In fact as
well as In name.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-22
IS Bet Ter

HETLOO. April 22.-ouesn VIII
helmlna's condition continues salts
factory. A bulletin issued this after.
noon says there Is slight improve.
msnt noticeable owing to the diminu-
ton OF her fever.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-22
Little Damage Done

The fire apparatus was called out
at 3:ie o'clock this morning by a
small blaze in the rear Of building
AZ 1854 Howell street, Some ashes
In the hack yard had set fire 10 the
building The damage was about s.