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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-30
Places of Worship
A Program OF Services at
The Various Wichita Churches

]
Rev. A II. Morrison tonight in the y R.
/ A hall. 235 North Main. above Dunbars.
/ Subject. The Vision in Patmos."
Services for today at the United Breth-
rem church; review and rally 1912 a. N.
Easter program $50 p. m. J. E. Wilson.
/ pastor.
Rev. J. Edwin Jay Of the Friends uni
versity viii speak at the mems meeting
I this afternoon at p. m, at the Y. NJ. c.
A. rooms. over 2ls North Main. A large
number Of young men expected to be
present.
Tabernacle Baptist church. services at
10 a. m; Bible reading; Il a NJ. subject
God Is Light" Sunday School at / p.
m; quarterly review; 3. 7. p. L. at SO;
at 7:3o. subject God Is a General and a
Special Savior. Rev. :. z. Fletcher. pas
tor
There win be no Easter song service at
the Emporia avenue Methodist church,
owing to sickness Of some Of the members
Of the choir Preaching at the regular
hour Il a. m. Annual Easter missionary
service viii be held by the Sunday schools
at 100 p. m.
UniversaIist; regular service IN A. o. L.
y. han. - South Main; Easter sermon
and music: subject The Higher LIFE"
At 700 p. m. Rev. Lowther his Position
and Critics-His Duty and that OF the
Church. sunday School ~ 20 a. n: J.
p s G. T. al G-2o p. II.
First Church or Christ Scientist. corner
of Lawrence and Second church services
this morning az II. subject "Uureality.'
Easter music. The regular Wednesday
evening meeting this week. The reading
room iH the church s. open each after
noon except Sundar- welcome
Al Easter cantata win - rendered a.
81 Paul 81 T. church ~ u p n under
The direction ~ 2liss jessie cork snn-
day school wsI have special program ~
q ~. 1n thc evening ~ 11 Ns
sTa-y Price Smith ~ Burnauh. India wl
speak m Iadia- Church decorated Tor
TIRE occasion
Tia Sunday school q g. Johns Eplsco-
fai church wG not meet ~ Easter sum
day morning ~ s-ss. hzt rs departments
VIII meet n the chsrVh proper 80 3 ?. "a
for the chIdr-ns Easter serslca- Mothers
o. cl5ldrsn Sd tie primary spsrtsssaf vi.l
please note tals ard aoi Send tae.r child
rs1 q. TIE ussal morning hoer AZ chHs-
rea vm hr.ng thelr Leuteu oTesiag far
missions n Ills serrles.
ReSarrne1 church. crrr.er - Topeka srl
T.enls Bruce Grinfh raefor. special
Easter service ard csternarn 70 fhe lr
comma 3o- ~ 81 p ~ rne service Hsg
~ sl-r - zhe fsa ch7s9s ciotF w-h
vgl alec sng Easter H-oeessleaaL Fss.e-
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MATRIMONIAL.


MATRIMONIAL - Respectable young
widow, independently wealthy, no chill
dren or near relatives, wants true. hon
est husband. Address Grand. 191 Wash
1ngton Street, Chicago. 3-23-sun-2t
MATRIMONIAL-You widow; no chill
dren; owns fine farm and other prop
erty; also $4,000 cash; wants kind, reli-
able husband. Hart, AZ Park Ave, Chi
cagO. 3-1e %, 80; fit
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Tbs Santa - hns lssua4 its aezosree-
meat q ths inaussreflea II tne 1ahr
service - the California Ilnitel s1
most bszGssfal and artistic IamahfE
daiatly illustrated - a cnirzss artist
CT aote.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-30

FOR SALE-Two lots. on South Emporia
cement walks and fine maple shade, 500
Also on South Topeka, for $500
Thomas & Co. 1l5-1tx
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would get up a dog show. corral all
the dogs on the townsite, make It free
exhibition. and if the eonglomeration Of
fystes, ours, pood. pugs and mangey
pups. hounds. crops would not be enough
to order them all sent to the sausage fac
tory instanter. the case must be put down
as one of total depTavity.
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7 would have every owner OF a house
in the city that expects 10 make any i'm
provements 10 their property or premises
this spring to have It done If possible. all
fused up, and everything in apple-pie
order before the state conventions meet.
May is the beauty month OF the year in
Kansas and Wichita ought to be made fit
for the Gods to dwell IN. Now al to-
gether; let's get move on.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-30

SCHOOL OF ORATORY, PaImistry,
Clairvoyance, Personal Magnetism
Readings and instruction daily. Your
destiny and possibilities by your hand
and by your stars. Morrison Institute
of Pantherapy, S07 Sedgwick building.
S-Sun-tf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-30

FOR SALE-No. 443, so feet OF ground on
Lawrence avenue, near Douglas, $1,000
ground can be had without buildings
for $500. See US for location.
For Sale-75 feet of ground in the north
part of the city, within half block Of car
line. east front. cement walk, $500.
For Sale-No. "A, 2 acres OF ground and
good 2-story Groom house and barn To-
Gated on the west side. 1850.
Tor Sale-No. 43G, ITO feet of ground and
Broom cottage. cellar, cistern barn, ce-
ment walk between Second and Central
on Waco. at q price equal to the price
of the ground.
For Sale-10O feet Of ground on the north
east corner Of Fourteenth and Topeka
at price equal TO the price OF lots off
car line.
For Sale-No. ne St. Francis avenue, /
story 5-room cottage in good repair, at
a price that viii pay y per cent on the
investment.
1l5-2t FREEMAN & FREEMAN
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.ocSS~~~-~~~~s~~-o-~- ~-~-~~~~~~~-~-~~~-~-o~~O~~~
ABSTRACTOR-Consu my books. Infor-
nation free regarding any title. G. 3.
Quincy, bonded abstractor. 143 y. Main.
55-Su-tIi-fh-tf
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or even think that there ought to be a lot
of paving done?
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-30

PERSONAL-Ladies: Our harmless rem
edy for delayed or suppressed period;
cannot fail. Trial free. Paris Chemical
Co. Milwaukee. Wis. S-S0-Gt-sun-x
PERSONAI-We represent the Ocean
Accident and Guaranty corporation,
which writes personal accident, en-
ployers' liability, steam boiler and
elevator policies See US for rates be-
fore placing your business. Reese &
Co, liz =. First street. 2-16-sun-tf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-30

This town needs a dozen professional
landscape gardeners, men who can take a
lawn and put it in first-class order.
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INSTRIICTION

SCHOOL OF PHRENOLOGY. PALMS.
try. Astrology, Psychometry, CIairvoy-
ance. Readings, instructions, delinea-
Pupils and patrons in any state or
country instructed by mail. No letters
answered without return stamp. Ad-
dress Institute of Pantherapy, S07-309,
Se6gwick Building, Wichita, Kan.
19-suu-tf
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CLASSIFIED

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FOR SALE-A snap: 16O-acre bottom
farm, "a miles from city, improve all
in wheat, for so per acre. Address c.
c. Merry, sol Eagle street. u5-1tx
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I would issue decree that each house
holder in the city should spend fifteen
minutes a day for the next 50 days with
rake, hoe and shovel en- their premises.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-30

purchase wide wheel wagons TO haul their
coal TO the pumping station.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-30

There viii be two OF the largest con-
ventions that have ever been held IN the
state convene in Wichita in May. The
foliage Of the city VIII be az its hand
soonest, trees, grass. etc. Now If the city
viii clean the streets and alleys and prop
erty owners clean up and paint and beau
tify their homes. There viii be no diff
Guilty in convincing our political friends
who visit Us that Wichita is what she
claims to be. BY far the handsomest city
in the west. 1t has been conceded TO be
the smartest.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-30

The slot machine is getting to be such a
mania that the little kids not old enough
70 distinguish them from 4 mail box are
learning 10 play them. I saw kid on the
corner Of Main and Douglas raising d
rough house with his attendant, because
he could not work United States mail
box.
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would run a through car to Geuda
Springs and give one-fare round trip
ticket, good for six days. commencing
April 1st and keep It UP until October 1st.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-30
CIAiRVOYAnT.
FINANCIAL,

N~-0-@O~~N~-O~--~-NJ-~--->@7
CLAIRVOYANT-Fi Prof. Stewart al
in today's Eagle. I5-1tX
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-30

Wanted-An ordinance that viii pro
hibit ventriloquists, hypnotists, travelling
professional and unprofessional tramp or
any other person from scattering posters
on the premises OF residences.
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PERSONAL.


Observation-Disclosures. merchant, worth
$4,000 and beautiful home, wants affec-
tomato, hOme-loving wife. Address
James w, Box S4s, st. Louis, AIO.
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STOLEN.
ST RAYEQ.



LOST-Friday evening, between the West
and East Side Racket. a pocketbook,
Office order and about $50 in money.
Finder please return to West Side
Racket, and receive reward. Miss Mary
Sullivan. 114-2t
IOST-A small package of dry goods,
near the corner of Main and Douglas.
Leave at EAGLE office. 1l0-tf
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FOR SALE-Five choice acre lots. near
center of city, four blocks from Douglas
avenue cheap. if taken SON. Box 5eS, city.
115-2tx
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ern, y. Emporia. 81 500; $500 cash, bal
ance payments
$50 8. Topeka, g feet 7 rooms, modern,
81 800.
ZOE feet, all fruit, two Groom houses,
$3.50.
House, rooms, 50 feet fruit, barn, Wa
bash avenue, 81, zo0
House, rolns, barn, cdty water. S. To-
IIouse, 5 rooms, barn. fruit. Wabash
avenue, 50 feet. S, 80.
House. Z rooms. barn, 100 feet, Grove
avenue Loo.
House, : rooms, barn, IS feet \. En-
poria. 5000.
House. 10 rooms. modern, barn, IS feet,
n. Topeka, $500.
House, . rooms. barn, 5. Emporia, 81, coo.
S26 Burr avenue, 100 feet, fruit barn,
$3.50.
322 Waco avenue, rooms. modern, 70
feet. barn, $225o.
Improved Properties in all parts Of the
city NIsTZEY & WEIDENBACH,
Rooms 22-23. Scheetz Block.
115-1t
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NOTICE, REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
NOTICE TO REAL ESTATE AGENTS
My property is Withdrawn from the
market after this date. John Gill, Mt.
Hope. Kan. 1l3-3tx
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FOR SALE-3e0 vacant lots in all parts
of the city. Allison q Dickson, PIP Sedg-
wick building 114-2t
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Prof. Stewart

While yOu listen, stare and wonder. this gifted
gentleman tells you your faII name. age aud
occupation without asking a single question.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-30

That Kansas City crowd who are to
furnish fifteen or twenty dollars worth Of
books. valued at one hundred dollars. for
the city library have laid out a scheme
for which they propose 70 make the mer-
chants OF this city pay. What good
an advertisement in a city library would
do a merchant or anyone else, where 50
per cent Of the visitors to the library are
school children who so in. exchange books
and out? They won't fulfill the contract
if they cannot work the merchants.
CITY REGULATOR
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-30
City Regulator
To the Editor of the Eagle:
Some Further
Suggestions are Made.

would suggest to sone Of TIE golf
players who play for exercise TO hang VI
their golf bag and take rake and clean
up their premises.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-30

FOR SAI-E-A nice level I61 acre farm :
miles from a Eood town. So acres in
wheat balance graSS. very choice. come
gulclN, S-0e33. S3.1 mortgage. Is per cent.
it0 acres of good grass land. miles rrom
: good town for S9a.
loj acres Z mile from a small town Some
IN cultivation and iu wheat: lef acres ia
grass. $500 mort gage. price Sl-80
$50 " BAIGHNAN.
ll.-.l WIN t.reeman Z Frecrnar
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SSTFIED
WAN s

Continues from Fifteenth Page,
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ABSTRACTORS

SEE IF YOU CAN find Prof. Stewards ad
in today's Eagle. I15-1tx
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OK SALE-l69 acres. = mile from rail-
q acres ~ pasture fenced win hat3s,o
a acres bearing orchard. -11 acres in
NAesl- looks nne. ol goes. improve
5lelts gre poor, The wheat ON the place
Is worth more than good irl,nro,-.r,,. MS
mics rom Nicn5ta, on r. Il. ~
route This is 3 good place wen located
ana cheap * So ag .acre. Possession af
SGce. DO not Sc by this II vou wait i
cargotn. 81 acres. near Valley Center
bQicm land, Groom house good or
en3rd. good alfalfa land. Price SsGa
- you Go ROT see what YOU want iu this
4lsl. "flte G1-a e-vc 3 description OF what
you want 7 have The best list 81 farms
ot any agent IN Selguick county
Alfalfa land a speciality.
.. r DAVIS.
Valley Center. Kan.
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RENTS WILL EJE : E5CsEIz-
We make small loans on snsia houses
40 - N-a payable quarterly. in
amounts equa. 70 rcuS paid. Interest sS
low - Per cent No commissions Buy
q hosae. ard on or pla. ray fer 4 wiGh
y hss yol pay As rent
DEAN GORDON.
[-su-We-tf
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loans on choice Wichita realty. Anchor
Trust Co, I49 \. Main. l57-su-tf
MONEY TO LOAN-On farms IN Sed1
wick county and adjoining counties al
lowest rates. Consult US before max
ing loan. ]. w. Clendenin q c., l07
South Topeka avenue.
9-Sun-tuse-sat-tf
g. 200, 600 TO LOAN on Kansas ana Okla
homa farms. Whine & Whine. Wichita,
Kan. G5-tf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-17
ON SOUND
and SHORE

The steamer Santa Ana. 81 the
kFaac line. f. expected here tonor-
row from san Francisco, The
steamer John a Kimban. % the
same line. eft san Franchise for
Seattle last Thursday.
The steamer CnAfinh. 81 the kruas
line. arrives here today with a cargo
Of explosives from san Francisco.
'rha hfra Mef Robert Dollar. Of the
Krusr line. arrived here last night
from san Francisco. She wlil load
a cargo 20 lumber a. Port hadiack
for San Francisco. The Dollar has
been eFrutie IN her movements lately.
The rate war hntween thr ntra merH
Sentinel and DRuntieaa 70 and from
Tacoma iu az an end. Roth boats
hav. agreed upon n dvfiuiie rate
schedule.
The steamer Queen, ~ the Pacific
Coast Company. b expected here
from San Francisco about I o'clock
tomorrow morning The steamer city
- puehia. of the same line. sails Tor
san Francisco al . o'clock tomorrow
morning
A tusboat left Victoria last night
20 assist n the floating ~ the
heachyd steamer Bertha. No further
news has been received from the
stranded steamer.
The steam schooner Excelsior. az
the Pacific Packing and Navigation
Company. IL due 90 arrive here FRI
day from 1iIihmua and Cooks inlet
Che is expected TO bring down Nome
mail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-17
SUBSTANTIAL RESPONSE
TO CHARITABLE CALL
BY GENEROUS CITIZENS
Stars Story Concerning the PitiabIe Condition OF the
Fisher Family Living in Tent at Green Lake,
Excites the Widest Interest

star, and could hardly realize that
the case was SO terrible. | told him
every word IN the story was true,
and he asked me TO put that fact Ia
writing. | put a note on a piece OF
paper stating that the Fisher fam
ily was tn great need and that the
article IN the star was true In every
detail
Tie returned later with list Of
people from whom he had collected
subscriptions lie headed the list
with donation OF s.. ana had coll
lscted gi4 more. Mr.. Rick IL dec
orator who lives az sSit Third ave-
nue..
The Fraternal order OF Eagles
have donated SIS and several people
have offered clothing. l have bought
shoes and stockings and viii take
them cut today.
several carpenters have offered
their services % help build a little
house for the family. and that viii
be- put Up az once. Riggs and MARKS,
furniture dealers nj 1877 First ave-
nue., viii donate quantity % the
furniture. Councilman Murphy viii
send out box OF provisions. That
family VIII be In good shape before
we get through with them"
y. ". Foy, a carpenter who lives
at s1i Yesler way, told the star this
morning that he would help build
the house. Mrs. Rudolph Gross and
Mrs. A. A. seaErove have both Of
gered substantial aid Within a few
days the Fisher family will b. COM
Portable.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-17
WATERY CRAVE
is DENIED HER

What h believed 20 have been a
pFsmed3tated attempt o. commit sui
eide. occurred about 80 this after
noon AZ the 0aibralfh dock. a young
girl, apparently about ~ or 20 years
81 age. EtyliEhly dressed and wear
Ing a dark gray raglan coat. APP
preached the slip At the south side
% the dock. and without n moments
hesitation descended the slippery de-
cline towards the water. There ara
no steps. and u II difficult descend
Ing even for those accustomed TO L.
As the girl was disappearing, George
Herman. the waFehouSaman. and
Jack Hughes, assistant 20 the harbor
master. observed her and ran down
the slip. When they reached her the
Eiri was standing within foot 81
the waters edge. the sea at the tiKle
quite sgually. was dashing ifs spray
over her shoes. She stood gazing
into the water as they seized her
BY the arms and led her reluctantly
up the incline 10 the wharf. The girl
began % cry. and sobbed violently.
shs refused TO give any account OF
her conduct. aud walked slowly
away. When asked her name. she
said Annie Gray, which bs believed
60 be fictitious Miss Gray. no she
calls herself 10 a pretty girl. with
dark hair. brown eyes and ruddy
checks. Another tragedy IN real life
was averted. but there are other
modes 81 leaving this world for do
termined ones besides the cold, dark
waters u the Sound.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-17

Since. through the columns 81 tho
Star. the aeplorable coalition OF the
family OF Geo. A. Fisher az Green
Lake was given wide publicity, sub
HcriptiNns have been offered by many
charitable persons In this city 20 al
leviate the misery Of the sufferers.
The star had not been OFF the press
an hour last Saturday before a citi-
zen named ward called az the office
and donated s. FOR the family.
Many telephone calls came In from
all over the city asking x the case
was really as bad as pictured.
Words cannot picture the misery
OF the Fisher family Through the
efforts Of the star. Humane officer
Ridgway and the charitable people
~ the city. they viii soon be able 10
keep the wolf from the door and
have a door from which 20 keep a.
Mr.. Ridwway stated today that
Fisher had gore 90 work this morn
ing on a section crew % the Seattle
Electric Co, "a gentleman called
on me In regard to the affair. and he
spent the entire day ia hts efforts
70 get the family help" said the
humane officer. "Caspar A. Rick Is
his name. and he certainly deserve
credit for his charitable work.
Mr.. Kicks Eeele Work
He had read the article In the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-17
BURGLAR
IS F0ILED

A report was made 20 the police
this morning which shows that the
willy burglar Is often fooled.
Fer several years Miss Catherine
Counties OF the Manhattan stock
company has been waiting for the
opportunity 20 "hunko a burglar.
but not until last night was the am
! billion gratified. There IL a room
worker in this city that today 10 the
proud p0ssessor % a bunch % the
Eiassisst diamonds ever made.
Two years ago Miss C0untiss wac
robbed o. a mum Der og very valuable
stones. Since that tine she has laid
"a trap 90 fool the next midnight
prowler who entered her room. Last
night a thief gained entrance 20 her
apartments IN the Occidental hotel
and proceeded 10 ransaek the place.
Miss Countiss, who IL a very light
sleeper, at once awoke. but she
didn't scream or do anything equally
foolish. She just kept stiIl and
watched the operations ~ the bur
glar. and ths success Of her little
game. In a little strong box IN the
top drawer Of the bureau the bur-
Elar found the object Of his search.
Glittering and sparkling there, were
a number % supposed gems. lie
pOcksted them and made a hasty re-
treat BY way OF the window.
After the thief was well away, Miss
Countiss drew from under her pile
low a little case containing her Jew
els. When she had aatified herself
that they we're an right. she again
vent 10 sleep. The burglar had stol-
en- the glass diamonds put there es-
peciaily for him By the young wom-
an
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-17
d. A. r. I'M
CONVENTION

WASHINGTON, y. c.. Feb. IL
From every state and territory Of
the union delegates are arriving for
the eleventh continental congress OF
the Daughters 81 the American Rev
n;ution. which viii be Ia session here
This week. The attendance promises
20 De unusually large and represen-
tatiyc.
4 fund OF $4,000 has been raised
for the construction ~ Continental
ball, the national memorial and
hcadquartera for which the order has
been working Tor "a number ~ years
past. and a. is probable that the
present meeting VIII make definite
arrangements looking 90 the early
commencement 81 active work on tho
structure. The selection OF state re-
gents ~ % b. made Friday. The
congress wlll be called 20 order this
evening by Mrs ChHs, W. Fairbanks
81 Indiana. prealdcnt-Ecneral OF the
society.
when the meeting opened this
afternoon the president general. Mrs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-17
WRECK AT
EVERETT
Engineer and Fireman
lump Into Bay

EVERETT. Feb. iT-Eugine No.
i2e % the Great Northern. pulling a
freight train 20 which was attached
tho special car % Superintendent
nyram, ran into IA slide at 1850
o'clock this morning. and one car
was thrown into the bay. while an
other hangs over tha sea wall. The
engine was dcralled. Tho accident
took place a mile from this city.
The slide had thrown huge stump
across the track and In the heavy
fog and storm Engineer Tom Hethar-
ington discovered IL but few Sec
onds before the engine struck Ho
reversed hia engine and with tho
fireman jumped into the bay. Both
escaped uniujured The wrceknEa
on the track. together with the slide
were sufficient 20 delay all traffic
today. and three trains were laid Up
here In tho yards.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-17
GAMBLERS
HELD UP

DIES MONIES. Ia. Feb. II. - Two
masked men entered Fianigan's
gambling house al Citation early this
morning, and at the point % revolv-
era compelled u attaches and all
players 20 turn over cash and yalu-
. bloa amounting 90 about 5000.
After looting tho bank and play
.ern. they backed 20 the door and
threatened 20 shoot any man who at
tempted 20 leave the building in less
than an hour. one % the dealers
started for the street five minutes
later and narrowly escaped a bullet
through hia head. He then fled back
60 the gambling rooms The entire
crowd made no attempt 20 get word
30 the officers for FUZZY Is minutes
after. In this time the robbers made
good their escape and have not been
nppFcheudrd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-17
COMPLAINT
Charges Local harbormaster With
Carelessness

A communication Was filed in the
city clerks Office today in which the
writer. Captain X. Il. Mcfarland.
takes severely TO task the present
administration Of the affairs OF the
city harbormaster' Once.
lie alleges that all Sound and
Coast cities are given preference
over Seattle owing 10 the lack OF
ability In managing the harbor de-
partmcnt of this city.
II Is probable that the council viii
make some investigation OF the port