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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-12
SPECIAL
BUILDING
PERMITS
Inspectors Greatly Exercised Over
Councils Action

The city building inspectors office
Is highly inCenaed over the action
Of the council IN granting numerous
special privileges 10 owners who are
constructing wooden buildings in
side the fire limits These special per-
mits have become so numerous late
" that the provisions Of the charter
have become practical nudity.
Last Monday night the council
gave steve Bailey a special permit
70 erect q threc-8tory frame build
Ing on First avenue south and
Charles street. a district Included In
the second fire limits
Section 1876 OF the municipal code
Of the city charter limits the cou-
structiOn Of buildings In this district
az follows IN this district frame
buildings not 20 exceed 2G feet in
height OF gtuddinR or outside walls
may be erected Al Placement wills
In the district shall be built Of brick
stone or concrete"
Building Inspector W. ~. g. Place
when interviewed this morning de-
clared himself ~ very much oppogcd
10 the policy Of the council IA thus
lightly throwing aside the provl-
Gions Of the city charter,
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NARROW
ESCAPE
Desperate Convicts Plan 10
Get Away

Steps preliminary 10 "a desperate
attempt TO escape from their guards
en- route 20 the state penitentiary are
believed to have been taken in the
Seattle city jail yesterday by six
desperate convlcts from Snoh0mish
county.
The prisoners In charge Of Sheriff
Zimmerman o. Everett and four dep
ufieB arrived here yesterday at noon
bound for the Walla Walla prison
While waiting for the evening train
the convicts were placed In "A cell a,
the city jail.
During the afternoon they APP
peared restless and made several at
temDts 70 persuade City Jaller Cor
bett 70 enter their cell. Once COrbett
was prevented from going IN only
By the ringing Of "A patrol box call.
Corbett now believes the box call
sayed his life. After the prisoners
were gone the cell was cleaned ur
BY a trusty who found that two
heavy iron hasps each Weighing
about three pounds. were missing
from the cell door and had appar-
entity been torn from their fastening
very recently.
one Of the hasps was found con
cealed IN the cell. The other Il ir
thought the prisoners took with
them. A telegram warning Sheriff
Zimmerman 20 search the convlcta
was AT once sent by the police De.
parfmeut
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Judge Bell OK the superior court.
heard someone trying 20 force an
entrance 10 her house at about noon.
Confirming her suspicious that n
was a burglar. she secured a revolver
and again came To the room 10 which
the burglar was trying 20 force an
entrance. and found that the would
be housebFeaker had kicked In a
pane Of glass and was coming into
the house. Mrs. Van Horn turned
the small gun loose. and the lntrid-
er took 10 his heels. Five shots. an
that were IN the gun, are embedded
IN the easement Of the window. A
good description OF the burglar has
been furnished the police.
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THE LIMIT or iMPupENcE

Cool entsnpsuous the proceedings yes
Of hail. Madison park De-
spite had ordered all OF the blind pigs TO
close I'M and had for
illegal liquor selling this dance hall fellow sold
aiskey quantities Captain willard OF the
poe force The ha At
m while behind whisky being sold 10
OF the after buying
and told him 81 What
stated that he would see to It that
offender his promise this morning
question to whether these mpuannt
the police and tho
already expressed their
tempt OF those who have tried
TO
understand that they
made for them as well as for
common Of citizens around
GIVE THESE FELLOWS THE LIMIT OF THE LAW IN JAIL.
their pudent OF
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MORAL OF THESE TWO
STORIES: DON'T LAUGH

LOUISVILLE. Ky. May i2.-Mlss
Catherine Maude Rice. a pretty girl,
laughed herself to death. She was
visiting some friends when one of
them told a funny story. The physl-
clans IN charge said lesion 81 the
brain was produced by her laughter.
which continued IN O highly hyster-
ical way for several hours.
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NEW YORK. May i2.--Dr. Nathan
lei Marston Freeman. a wealthy re-
tired physician Of this city. died sud
denly in the Aschenbroedel club
from heart disease.
He had been playing chess when
somebody told a funny story. Or.
Freeman was so cOnvulsed with
laughter that be was unable To re-
sumo the game. Suddenly he lurch-
ed forward and died
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NOT WANTED IN THIS CITY

wanted Seattle by nine
opposition them coming from al
this fact only few who profit from
them protected
persons usually
through playing
seldom tits fixed
IT rs MONEY
TAKING MAcHINE-A THING THAT RoBs EVERY MAN WHO
COMES IN CONTACT WITH IT.
public opposition gambling which IL now
altogether be
part machine
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FIVE SHOTS AT
A BOLD BURGLAR

Five shots were fired at a burglar
By Mrs. Il. f. Van Horn Of Fifth
avenue north and Phlnney avenue.
yesterday. The crook escaped un-
harmed.
Mrs. Van Horn, who Is a sister Of
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ron sALI-cIrt nrAI rsrArE
FON HAI.E
FS1ME SPECIAL. UHFgAfsa

tis'o 'atss ha.tts lai oosiso as Seventh
Avenue nfHf fitf fff-+t Income go q
r4a satIlf BRING 49,
- H" faf wa1rsr Her cottages Vfaaf.
nat slHfirf fvHtai $40
~ ~ew nairrn z fuum hauss. nsHtan
q - ~ h7asss saa iets 90 La,ass nr-
ttFw
$1,000 e'rn heuss sss la,s orchard si
f'... ,at isnns. Maiisar au4 Tuens
ssfs' faw tatfaEr rae Street
tno trn rattaFs nfeafitr
81 go % lta Hl FEB raatRauans e..
snara q q ue~s. els bearing aH fsne.
thifArn ts4se sitaAfsH ef Haais Para
fi.er 60 raf hns haihfns g. equal hla
% epfas ana srs g. fasfrit
vAcANr Tors
g. tfst aft4slHess rar~rf ~ Seventh Avsrns
Halfh end fan~ street Bau fhnnef i4F
aaFfhinE fn fhaf etENHifB ZEE faas fhf
rnenss ~ csc assiaa fav tss rtapsry
AT tasssar. 'tfs month uai5
g. 81 fsHatls corner 20 aerarf Avenue
n-st t~rnt Wsy. isorigo feet nas rfor.
Hffr gar fats
40 - 81 sosiso at fa'ert.sg. ,si. is eam.
iuE paatneaa property.
atse fas iats az affen fass ilst wrri "a
she sfil3a3 haaias n6fnittnE iasn ere unf
o. asfe % ant rficf
an1 istri. thls % iasi balf prieV ~ al.
3rtnlrE nruFxffr
We tass iarEs usf - haases ana isis
sHa taesoi iF'a wAfh 80 can rsu Yea
Arfs tfnefs near Kauih rafs 80 zach and
90 terms " srsifsg. seu ls nas.
MrnrT % iasa
~ nsu' : r.n er'iaEs. 1910 olive
QUAfiiEiM 4 HOLMAN.
- ~ r fuaek
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NORTHWESTERN
COMMERCIAL
COMPANY

col 2o2 Pioneer Bldg. steamship aga
Phone, Union 81
FOR NOME AND TEl.Lhh.
s :. Centennial, Sailing May -
s. s. oregon, Sailing June )
$. S. Discovery. Conneeuls =
Nome for Golofin Bay, Tissue hi'e''
Teller and Good Hope Bay.
Agents FOR the Wild Goose "a.
road Co. through bills q ls1ias
from Seattle to Banner station,
city Ticket office, la 5e'na
Street. Phone. Main SOL.
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GOOD ROADS

There win be a meeting 81 the
Queen city Good Roads club tn the
Chamber % Commerce rooms AZ 81
O'Clock this evening Important buHi-
ness Il 90 be- transacted and OH mem
beers and friends ~ the organization
are asked 10 be present.
~=aaaaa=sk -
Go 10 Spinning for bicycle repairs.
a=
Fletcher g. Carpenter. realty bar.
gains only. -.
Dunlap. real estate. ~ Union block
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II I'D a HOME
Az WHtufed contracts ore Uta being need
seven h1usfs Hro uHu uufar pIr.tftir
won "l ihr company ur rHprsrrut Thnaa
Mh" IFnUNnr.1 hHfnr building COMBAT.
ftNl"I'Ni ,"h ag' ine lpHailnna ~
WEE" h"ua'a HHi rro fHf fhrHrsivrH we
fiIu Dove frH l.W nluUrr. nat Will
mature rHHu Dr. ruU HH.U 30 I.f .au fiIId
q .''r' 9n 900 pnmnmf,l n.uts.ti Hbon
contract UHtufDs NItl Ias fHs Joan can
500 Nnu f'ni "a -Four ta rIf f.ofu t1use in
tt1i'IH f"f ~ au siHutH yucca not
"n" eng ne poo ~ nlirrsa. Houm bd
toll''an huiiauF
WE BUILD HOMES
~ l'aa mon e .nra you fof rent
wv .'an ls ~. 0.Hfri. wherever operated
ai consulting faf nothing. Hat hum
tNk F H.htmr at speculation. but found
ri "n mia'ue7s principle. honestly con.
erlE'l .f.umairr organized and ablf
NoHIuwr.rrhv MUTUAL HOME CO..
hll hf'ynl Avenue N9.m i2.A
rh'''. John @ei
YES zee ltftrt uiunf.l pumr. ono
r1WpH aHnd sold 81. anything oirr. We
'fal Combination Do phone Janice tHDi
rurE ruMEs puela Fam ant 3 eul ~
F.u uuf win % hUurrffHt fa.Fftss 90.
wheat lauts Producing 20 o. 10 bushels
uf wheat trr Hrfr TIui MrluF. eos
WashIHH''n nin,a
rLAHT iuru SPARE CASH and watch Dc
et1N. lpn ptr cent. Efonih boo pfnnfs lu
th bt1tr JuulirI Steel Tool Com
nany iaio Second ave.
ron sALr-AoHE TRACTS
WoihISo men With smah sapitaf ses
lloyd tfitrus a It8yt ataW iulldfHs
your tofnss ~ tnrAlry block
ron HENr-rrRNisnIsp noons
ltbtGt EE%tlA
Coz. FIfat Ave tnf Seneca s.
Clean sunny Comfortable
HnHfn. hg ths HaE ff Week
tcu7a rtrNT AVENrE
GRAND rAcirIr uoTEi igis rlrat ave.
nut taufr traiy faIHiahua 90 modern.
pftrss moderate
ron HENt = MISCELLANEOUS
COOP a.rtln 90 fruits east tssstahI,
ffaHH. sh.Hg fsnt 1900 Firsf srrHuf
FoH ACCOMMODATIONS
ttiebFff rfiU-a uai1 Or tsoaut .hanl
HaHtrhuit EnrIE tN#Frs bedroom este.
carpets etr art second faa1 uTIUv fHf.
rUurr RED fraHf tufnfiurr Co. ltD. il.
fr afrHHe rHufs FFt. RED 1929
Z ifHThtrANT Meet bo salf sf ours
ffa-.Ha ff ceiling rf HIH ffaae. tfl..
ti't TaHIf ipH IHIff avenue.
Mos see srsina f.r aaft a o. FnsaB
a0 Globe fia-t
.
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NAlNfEn lis4t' %.
ITF IFtffIFef HuH mnfI IFu.fHIfff Nih"'
ua InEs Washington fn WhIrh fY Han =
home. Hiu HusH thaH ieHNir De- fhlHr
rIr electric lIur IaHHfH grIr d'Hf. 20
t... b g.. 4lr.. as.fHrf frontage. hlfN
$40 h+arhfai .tfsse 40 49, au1 fia
.UIF s1Iuu i.ul. emo tauI JOG Waut.
d. h Ftuftstanf Owner. Boston lia b,
pf nf italulff i,ath.
$3.50 . utres uniiuprpvri
sGau. .fss uHdJ f1f the pioHi both
az hunuyduif
$500 10 acres. au acres bottom land
$40 cleared. 90 ulHea Bearing ufrhafd
Good .. raom houar barn apo thl. Zen
houae riun stream ~ whtrf GOOD
urt Halt cash. balance pu Time on
railroad near seattle
RTiTff. NgnrN a AUNELL.
.N fatwsI BLOCK tsiauIlahrd itNh
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Apron Sale To-
morrow

Ladies' large Size white Apron.
with i.lueh hem and i-iuch wide
tic strings. =.
selling at ..sstts. .t..t..... NCN
I.Adirn large size White Apron.
with pockets and wide or.
hem selling at ,....s.t.,.. OCS
Ladies large size white Aprons.
with rows az tuckInE iu ciuH-
trfH. wide hem ana Q6s
strings selling ......... W.
Ladies' white Aprons. with bib
and hrrtCilea. neatly hem
stitched. worth Doc. Al.
TODAY ....... ..s........... XVI
Gents Heavy Duck White AZ.
runs. and length. extra Or,
Wide each ...s..,.s. tt..t.tt ~~DN
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Two iats an ThiuIftf 100 feet frozen cars
40 taAra hufh. stitnfia ia-afsan. Nris
- Nsrfhefaan a Ca. 81 Nen rorA
Ntnrk
So Lees prr acre than anything in virtn.
iiY tiHsr Ga rHF hn~. Greer t-sae. b.
nnnHf. aHt Roy street. phone uisrh
-N&
Hilsl-AAN8 hraNfffHt taHs front ad1Itlus
De- num On fhe market. rrafif On lets n1id
% fhe lart few aHae 81 fa 1fTa each
- auHn 81 wurfhip Humber sAid 90
"a usFrta 81 H1s rent - nsFn nas lay
los nsH plank sidewalks - fFunt o. ra'eh
int. aHnurr fsiurpsf " dissatisfied after
enc FsaF 10 ratFA men viii - On
gfnunfH sunday go Shoe unsoit infa come
quifk 49, nef Hiilraau once sud %
f.rrssnt urvea Lake car lius
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OIL

rms cheapest place 10 buy on ana case
lino is from tho Olympic on CO.. OH %
ave. tcl.. Main 00i Also coal by sack
fmw
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LIN III - -
NOTICE 10 CREDITORS.
TX THE SUPERIOR COURT or
the state Of Washington. for
kinR county. In the matter q the
estate 81 Thomas Donovan. deccas-
ed No. t2T7.
Notice Is hereby given 20 all per-
sons having claims against the co.
tate % Thomas Donovan. deceased.
10 present same. with necessary
vouchers within one year after date
OF the first publication 81 this no.
tlce, 20 the undersigned admins
traitor ~ Eaid estate. at hts place Of
transaction Of the business o. said
estate. namely. at the ONCE %
Charles r Patterson, attorney ~
law. room 6 Halter building. In the
city Of Seattle. Washington.
JAMES 81. QUiLTER.
Administrator.
Dated az Seattle. Washington, April
lsth. 1909.
Date Of first publication, April 2s,
1909
CHARLES +. PATTERSON.
Attorney for administrator.
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81 NIs

~ M
80 w vagt .Dffs..t n,lerts a's .gsmp'
1909 western. Ha'' ga
MrafcALtNstHrwT.r,
nErhillh Doash' sali i'al ~ ave.
oorLisTs AID AtuGsrs
Dl. pJanh HtDGhI .r... rIf. 1000 a1I
throat go IuHA' bUI1.rE
~. J 4. mtrRieEps raan 3D.
rn RmnE nsusg bauaar
PATENT ATTORNEY
lAHalH CO.,. st5s mau Eoya t4
IL Q ApAua. er,mar co.man h.l
OsrEorNTuY
l.AHtu.tftas i..NI.ta ri D.fa.rs.Hg.
fsfr Deposit Bonding EaiatH-.s4 sa
fer't'. 't+'' ,fafa Ih.' Aa.o f47
.LRwuFTrE HhuT ousotaHrl 90
WaaMnFt"n block
osfEOpATHIc sANirAnuM iI-it etsu-
Eald. lamrs "hh
rHoToGWAPHEns
AMAIIrn nrIsflHg Nilss. raI4yaH l.a
frAMr rlIoroa ua Columbia srrs-,
TIIsioiANs AND stitoEONs
ijit i u aIEWAIti Specialist BOO 80.
eaaes ~ wemrn. EliabgfKb Medical IN
rutnis itaftar hiacE
pu ASNfa RUSSELL % HiaaAisH
rLu uuINC
liiE B. H. ,l,AtEha go. .Ui lfs. .s1-
uHrunr plumbers ans tfanrfa. rHf.msfrs
given. Phone. Main ~.
wM mrLLIN sss work guaranteed
- yer To-. li.n 1903
Geo o. woo1hoass co rel Main go
HAuTNAH rLrHniSo CO. nan t7i
Tmo rumrEH TsL arsn '7i
PRINTING AND BINDING
IIiE ity rrrts Arlrle trntns Engfay-
ed calling Cafas. wedding Announce
msn's. tie. Tani ana p4ae. Phone.
uaIa s's
Bull Bros commercial prnisrs sgc
$40. an# NahNtHEfuH hidF over IfreL 3
HHasa store Tel. Wh'r go
METROPOLITAN pr-ss. ln~.. og7-ii p ave
ond i@i.a W's' NhfhlnHion street
AG.H .-rhs PurteY.. "a Hpntz street.
sseoerser Co Market HslHr PRINTING Go
snow cAsEs
6EAfILE show cass Co. re: sirst ave.
RunnEu STAMPS
| CON ~ ElteAhi rtAMF &DltAh- 81 hsusf-
ran tlerk. 80 Cherry
STORAGE AND wAHEHoUsE
4 1850 osei1eatal Ags -Hoassiaid gosdA
l etc. JAeats. TfeHheifns & CO.
TAiLoHs
4 u A&bERso~. si4s seeoae ave.
TENTS AND AWNINGS
/ TENTh ana AWnlnEn- MoNulia proof tsnts
] mininF hose had cKhvha bats, army durr
tents and f1ltiuK rsup beds. the cold
/ Medaf kind EEETTLE TENT a
! AWNfwo Co. wf,alsaaia mAnufactur-
sfa Ma-an ara Western
ItNNEHs
/ Ffsihf a EOAb. phone Green ioai.
TnASsFER COMPANIES
/ IHE LLOYD fhANnfER 90. phone kAln
! k1A erHce ~ Marion 81 NasinE heavy
/ ffeiEff ftH machinery ard farultgrs
| sna lihnaa. horses boarded
1 EYREg TrassfsF CO. Main 40
UMBRELLA REPAIRING
| UMBRELLAS manufactured. recogsring
] aHd general rspalrinK. eOJ Second avs
/ uur. Wehescn HFus.
WIRE, mon AND PLATING
/ PActFfc Gai < PlaunF WORKS. z1ao isr
I
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TILE REAL $sss
Painless Dentists

FULL SET ............S 81. 90
GOLD CROWNS ............. 81, 90
GOLD FILLING ............SI.O
SILVER FILLING .............5Oc
The only dentists In Seattle who do
exactly as they advertise. and eN-
tract or fill teeth or apply gold or
porcelain crowns, undeteCtable from
natures own teeth and guaranteed
for ten years All our staff are
graduate specialists OF from ~ to 20
years experience. our work stands
the test. We are here to stay. Come
today and have free examination.
DR. II. J. Browns Dental ParIors
tlS First avenue. offices. /. .. s. L.
3, Union block, first door south OF
Macpougall- Southwick's Hours, s 80
a. IN. TO s p. m.
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Straw Hats Priced Right

chlidrcn'a NcN straw Sailor liHis.
in neatly trimmed. Or,
EANN ttt...s., t.f.tsttt.rtt
Childtpu'a New straw Rough Ride
Hate. with heavy cord On
bands each ........ ......... wv
thliArsuH straw Rough Rider
Hate in rcd and natural and blue
ard natural cu'ors. Ak,.
each .t. ..tssa.... s....,...s LOS
Chrdrens ManilR Straw Braid
Hats. slih fihbeus. handnumr
STYLES 81 90 value. ~
selling az ,.ts.t.-tst ,.......s
Gloves
The Lucille kld Gloves. wunsetrd
fingers. clasp % kld stayed. nfw
c0iorH ana black, wurthC1 m
81 90 peg pair ...s.-. ~ w
The Celebrated Ia Capeiin KID
Gloves. Russetsd fingers. clasp in
kld stayed. the equal nf any g.
glove on the market fitted aud
guaranteed. al an
Finest French Imported Suede ktd
Gloves. clasps are kid covered ca
match wonderfully popular
style. $500 value fittcd aud guar
antret. Ht al H0
Per pair ..ts-t.tt -.t..-s
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TOMORROW SPECIAL
Ladies' Madras cloth Waists.
wcii worth Doe. special 90
tomorrow ... ...t.... "
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Dunlap. reai estate. 81 Union block
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Classified Ads
.nCirrY Nnrilta

I AZ TMe Man
No fiss in Eas4g haasF sin ny wtHfnw
ahA faaF sffeanr. haa8ss repairing IN @}i
tfanrhss s'atiHF nsw faafsAatians. etc
go MaflfHn Hhurs Main tffu Wandall
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TaplgI-IN nErAIRISc

EMhEALLAn Manufactured. recoTsring
snd general repairing. eOJ hucQnt ave
nar. Wehescr HFua.
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Gents Cream rubbed HalbriKgan
shlgtH and Drawers. French
neck. pearl button. Jse an.
value. selling az ........ wv
Gents summer Wetght Nrriuo
shirts and Drawers. pearl but
tons. worth gpe. rE
selling az ... s.......... ~
Gents Light Weight Pure Wara-
ted shirts and Drawers. elastic
knit. $40 Waite. Of OF
selling az ...... .... y a 81
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Ladies' Jersey Ribbed Sleeveless
blue and pink rui1fa crochet
ihcc aud bratL trimmed meek.
s rg6ia,sr a; io' value. l5c
Ladies' Jersey Ribbed Sleeveless
NeHts. fanny insertion. N.shAped
neck regular g5c value 1Ro
selling at BOD. ........... AOO
Ladies' Eiehelieu Ribbed NrHte
with and without short sleeves
pretty efoehetrd neck. Soc value.
e ss'I'ns 25c
Ladies' Sew Lace striped Jersey
Ribbed Vests. made ~ nur
cufubrd yarn. tnr value QQn
selling ut . ........ OOC
Ladies 1iEhtWriHht white
Lambs Wool Vests and Pants
particularly for those ladies who
must wear wooden uutercioth
INK $3.50 vHluc3 al 0E
RVliiuE Nt tts .tss+-... Va ~
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IEGAL NOTICES

wtHE, InoN AND PLATING
P1ctffC Rail PIaunr w0rsa zz36 lat
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NtNfs ~ MAIN fuf
Fas cleaning asd Fsnugafin9 Hvnts an
ladies' Clothes. cltV dye Wefku
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FOR nENT-Two room cottaso chenp
1913 Tenth ave south. take Jackson 81
cars.
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=: I: MoALLAaraN. sos,s rIss. = -,
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY

0 s~NNh@
AnsrHAC T0ns
1FlUHaE. 1HEMfER Is Dos ~ 40.
street CO.. established lsfa. basement %
eisiul ntatfafts Hasem-nt af she M.
fHai iafs hgiilire
ro0Tu NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. A.
sraef CO.. ssfabnfhrc 1868. basement q
Wnusf tiafH Trirrtqne Main ibt
ATToHNRNs At law
LEb,tr a E@iN1 DanaEs auiis sps.
eiaiiy 10 Ns~ rafs hloes phone red ~.
;. 4 KELLooG SOC wash.ar,aa bauafas
a. g NAcpoNALB 80 nurte buuaiar
LYMAN = KsArr 10 Hsii.r eulia.sr
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DIED.

pm, MoLIiE. beloved wife Of ", j. Cook,
Funeral from her late residence 222o G street
northwest. on SATURDAY, December 20, at 2
yited to attend.
at 1910 am SAMUEL +. CULvERwELI., in
the SEVENTEEN year of his age:
west. at pm. Saturday, December 20 Friends
and relatives invited to attend. Interment pri-
vate.
GoRSUCH. On Thursday. December is, 1902. at
sl2 9Th street northeast. at p.m' DAVID A.
Notice of funeral hereafter. Baltimore papers
please copyD
an. WILLIAM l., beloved son Of Patrick ii:
Hayes, at his fathers residence. SIG f street
southeast, aged twenty five years.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
JENKINS On December 49, 1902, Mrs. JANE b.
JENKINS. widow Of James A. jenkins. aged
Funeral Saturday, December 20, at pm, from
Hines undertaking establishment, 1915 18th
street northwest. interment private. tsprinsr
field, ILL.,, papers please copyD
PARo On Dese~bsr 49, 1902 at %R az
JANE PAIRO, widow Of the late Charles W.
Funeral from her late residence Monday. Decem-
Der D. at pm. Kindly omit flowers =
RICHTER. On December IS, 1902. at 4:3o pm,
GUsTAvE ADoLPH. son of Catherine and the
Funeral services at his late residence 739 sth
street southeast, Saturday, December 20, at 2:So
pm.
at 4:so am, Mrs MARY E. sAssCER, In her
Gone but not forgotten.
BY HER CHILDREN
CMaryland papers please copy)
TYLER. On December IS, 1902, at pm, JAMES
at 1926 street northwest.
Notice Of funeral hereafter
WOODBURY. On December Is, 1902. at her resi-
dense, 1925 L street northwest sALLIE WOOD
BURY, aged sixty years. n.
Funeral private. Omit nowers
YOUNG. On Thursday. December IS. 1902. JACOB
YOUNG aged seventy-eght years and nine
Funeral from his late residence No. 1922 street
northwest Saturday. December 20, at O'Clock
Relatives and friends invited to attend
zEEL. Suddenly Thursday; December Is 1907
at 24S o'clock hSarv ana and A MsIv ze youngest
Funeral from her parents residence % X street
northeast, SATURDAY December 20 At aloy siSS
Church at O'Clock. Relatives and friends are
respectfully invited TO attend.
In Memoriam.
EIsENBEIss. In loving but sad remembrance of
my sister. EMMA EISENBEiSS; who died ten
LoM @ofher sR R SSl A. LoMacK who departed
this life year ago this day.
Sleep on, dear mamma,
Sleep in peace;
We miss thee day by day,
But soon Will be the time
When we shall meet to part no more.
BYHER HUSBAND, MOTHER AND CHllDREN'
MANGUM In sad but loving remembrance OF my
dear wife, MARY f. MANGuM who died two
years ago today, December 10. 1900.
Asleep in Jesus, blessed sleep,
From which none ever wake to weep.
BY HER HUSBAND.
MARTIN In sad remembrance of a dear and good
mother MARY ANN MARTIN, who entered
into peace year ago today, December H.
1901.
Sleep, mother free from pain.
Until some day " Ill meet again.
No tears will then bedm our eyes,
When we shall meet II paradise
BY HER CHILDREN.
Mass will be said at Soldiers Home Chapei IN
repose Of her soul Sunday, December Il.
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PRINCIPAL ASSISTANT.
Arthur M. Poynton Assumes Duties in
Building INSPECTORS Office.

Arthur NJ. Poynton, recently selected by
the District Commissioners to fill the office
of principal assistant inspector of build
ings succeeding H. B. Davis, promoted to
inspector of plumbing, today entered upon
his new duties. For the past several
months Mr.. Poynton has filled the position
of principal superintendent Of construction.
His promotion to the higher duties in the
building department is a source Of much
gratiicatio ton to his friends, and is said to
meet with the approval of both the archi-
tectural profession and the contracting
builders Of the city, as Mr.. Poynton was
strongly Endorsed for the position by them.
Mr.. Poynton is young Washingtonian,
who after graduating from the city high
school in 1888, entered the office OF Smith
meyer & Pelz, architects for the new Con-
gressional Library. In 1893 he designed the
heating and power plant for the Westing-