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The Forrest City times., 1902-03-07
\ Novel Strike.

Terre Haute, Ind. March GA novel strike is on at seleyviue. o, over eighty school children. who took their books away because all but one of the school teachers had ridden on the boycotted street cars which were being operated by new men.
The Forrest City times., 1902-03-07
Nine Buildings Burned

Aiken. :. C., March 6.-Firc here destroyed nine buildings. comprising block in the center of the city. \ gale was blowing and the flames were fought under great difficulties. There were no fatalities.
The Forrest City times., 1902-03-07
Max o'ReII. Has R.coxcr.,

New York, March 6.-Paul Rlonet better known as Max O'Ren." inc French journalist and lecturer has so Tar recovered from his recent se. rious illness that he will sail for Eu. rope next Wednesday.
The Forrest City times., 1902-03-07
New rse for Petro,.

tcisntlhe investigation bas
 pettolsum ls far superior 10 eo.l osllSsEen sn ths. that Ne need not worry shonlS n Tor fusl .ss ply gLTe gut In nearly all of Ns.'.eoal s,'e cal sup uess We md that as soon as one l,oIe r,.' proaa Its place. There is one eTcs-,.s.ered to tst. and that is Hostetter's Stor,,,,..ito 2 hoveyss IS Natures own remedy for f- -Dliiers. I, geStion. constipation and rn.ls-9y1tl l..sla, mi ssae. Don't fail 10 try it. '1' ta' fever sss
The Forrest City times., 1902-03-07
They Left No tIr.y.

Columbus, O.. March {. Safe blow CTS dfnamited the post office safe at AesterYille and made away with S1.- DO worth of stamps and several hun. iTed dollars in money. No clem.
The Forrest City times., 1902-03-07

O'Donovan Rossa. the celebrated Fenian agitator, was reported, on the goth. to be dying at St Francis hos pital in Colorado of blood poisoning At noon an operation was performed, taking of the large toe of the left foot. The only hope for Rossa now lies in amputating the entire foot, and the patient is too weak to per nit this
The Forrest City times., 1902-03-07
Earliest Ru,,i,n Y,,1

Win you be short of hay. Ifso pleh.y of thls prodigaliy prolific f,Sss'i
 TO ToSs OF RICH HAY PIE n4-s Prlce % lbs. q %; lC0 bs.s3 Oo. I@,z te tlae John A. Salzer Seed Co, La Crosss 19,SS.gsa
The Forrest City times., 1902-03-07

The Berlin Beiehsanzeiger. on the sd, published deerees providing for The gradual abolition of house slavery in the CaTneroons and Togo colonies in West Africa.
The Forrest City times., 1902-03-07

The monthly coinage statement is- sued by the director of the mint. on 1he 2d. showed that the total Febru- ary coinage was S9 .z5i .s40. as follows: Gold. S6.643.s50: silger. Sz.4sg .Doo. mi nor coins. Sl2s. .49O.
The Forrest City times., 1902-03-07

Insurance against assassinati lion is one of the new ideas Prince Henry has brought to American shores He carries a policy of S90o.000 against assassination. and is sad to be the only man in the world 70 insured.
The Forrest City times., 1902-03-07
soporiRc

Bramble-I used to be troubla3 somnia. but I cured myself. s2a Ihorne-How;
 Joihed chess club-"-JUlrs
The Forrest City times., 1902-03-07
Huch in Vs,.,

BiZgs-Malium in Parvon quser motto for shoemaker iaat's baeg.-Qu'te .apPFopria;e. tbou,s SeTs Se,lai'y IS ladies shoes.-chicaso DlHi Hi
The Forrest City times., 1902-03-07

The yieeroy of India. Lord Curzon of kedleston, telegraphed, on the 3d. as follows: The rainfall has been light and scattered and of no benefit to the affected districts. About 359,- 900 persons are now receiving relief" dispatch to the Exchange Tele- graph Co. from Lahore says 5000. 900 acres of wheat in the Punjab is suf- fering from total drought.
The Forrest City times., 1902-03-07

John D. Rhodes. rough rider who was wounded al San Juan Hill. is un- der arrest at Vernon, Tex. charged with accepting money from Tex as cattle men 10 permit their viola ting the Oklahoma live stock quar- antine laws by crossing it with cat tie not properly inspected. He is un- dersheriff of Comanche county, Okla hDma.
The Forrest City times., 1902-03-07

Francis Warner. special agent of the American Express Co. died al WiIlmette. ILL. on the 2d. of paraiysiS. aged - years. Mr. Warner was one of the pioneers of Illinois. having re- sided in LaSaHe county since I.4g.
The Forrest City times., 1902-03-07

Prof. Herbert Allen Giles. who oc- eupies the chair of Chinese at Cam bridge university. England, was one of the arrivals on the steamship Um- bria on the 2d. He is here for the purpose of delivering a course of six lectures on China and Chinese Civil ization,' at Columbia university. He will lecture in Chicago by invitation of President Harper of Chicago uni versity.
The Forrest City times., 1902-03-07

The Venezuelan congress has rati- fed the election of Gen. Castro as president for six years.
The Forrest City times., 1902-03-07

Emperor William received Prof. Rune Franke. Of Harvard university. on the sd. Ills majesty questioned the professor concerning the Ger manic museum at HarYard. in which the emperor showed the liveiiest in- ffreSf
The Forrest City times., 1902-03-07

Lord Kitchener celebrated the an- niversary of Majuba Hill by admiHis- tering a signal defeat 10 the Boer eommandees in he field under Gen Louis Botha- T. is said that Botha himself was captured, but managed to esea pc in the eonfuslan.
The Forrest City times., 1902-03-07
RKnmua Inarrr,ls.

Moot Nsaaefi. srss, ss tas esstEry Pge9 sasss sa.s cf hay aai lots EEt sss sf p3sisfnxs tsssi3ss Fst asra Grprs sASreF-E Ei s fs1st. salxers s>es h waxfhsts1. That psyk
The Forrest City times., 1902-03-07

In the city court of Iseayenworth h. kas-. on the 26th,. Manager de Cour<ev of the Leaveuworth Street Car Co. was fined s5e for dismissing ". p Sullivan. an enploye. because of his connection with labor union. This ls the first conviction under the new state law.
The Forrest City times., 1902-03-07

D. II Scott. wheat expert. who has trayeled tsso weeks over the Kan sas wheat belt. reports the plant in better condition than ever before al this season Scott says Ee has watched Kansas wheat for = wears. and he never before saw such fine prospect for $ crop.
The Forrest City times., 1902-03-07
RaQ.QQ for icc.

7 Ws -lsa ysa ts IT sr ~ great farm s-s1s. hss
 o5sr ts ss43 70 fsFx s-s<
 anpls e0atxiusns ! Aesnss 1 Hessea k4is. feesas is. ssgs, Ai'aifa- sp<lks, etc tfaliy -sf1e la.so sa gss sstarsl ssssihef siA zy great sAss4ag Sc ies PastAfs
The Forrest City times., 1902-03-07

The coroner's jury which had been Investigating the cause of the explo- sion of the boiler at the Penberthv Injector Co.'S plant in Detroit. Mich. on November 26 last. which resulte 1 m the loss of 90 lives. brought in a verdict. of the 2sth, that the boiler was defective and censured its ma kers.
The Forrest City times., 1902-03-07

Chitto Harjo. or Crazy Snake. and nine Of his followers started from Muskogee. | T. on the 25 for the federal prison at Fort LeaFenworth. Has. 70 begin their sentences Of two years each for conspiracy gainst the government imposed by United States Judge (. N. Raymond.
The Forrest City times., 1902-03-07

ouartermaster-General Ludington c the army, and Godfrey Cabott. of Boston, carbon manufacturer aaE exported. were before the house com mittee on coinage on the 27th. They both favored the metric system. and were of the opinion that the system bids fair to be universally adopted.
The Forrest City times., 1902-03-07

The Corn Products O.. which was recently incorporated at Trenton. N J.. filed an amended certificate. on the 26th, increasing it's authorized capital to SsO 0O0 .G00. of which S30.- oeo.ooo is To be preferred stock. with seven per cent. cumulative dividends and the remainder common stock.
The Forrest City times., 1902-03-07

Prince Henry of Prussia went up Lookout mountain, on the 2d. and af- ter viewing the ground where the Union and confederate armies met in conflict and hearing afresh the story of the battle. resumed his journey 10 the north and west. He was greatly pleased with his visit to the south.
The Forrest City times., 1902-03-07

Ezkss ti Fass t Esw hasA. shesp s1e ssti Hs esss sf tasIsass kEtsl- easif prslifs ss~s vsl eTsfywhefe Hat para
The Forrest City times., 1902-03-07
6naIu.

Greatest eFfsAl tssa ua eAFt.-s9 ta slsta aziS tens UAEniaesli kag psr ass- I hat psya
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-03
ENGLAND
DECLINES
Wants Opinion From
BOer Leaders

THE HAGUE. Feb, a.-The Official
announcement was made today that
Premier kuyper had received Eng
lands reply To hia note regarding
peace oycrtures FOR south Africa,
Tho reply viii DO published tomOr-
row.
IL ia learned that England pro-
visionally rejects the proposals.. but
that negotiations viii be continued.
IL is believed the reply limited that
the Dutch government should OBJ
tain authority OF the tighting llo.fa
FOR their proposals and then apply
again.
n Is understood from official
sources that EnKland'A terms are
simple and thar all she requires Is
that proposals shall be ia form Tor
conclusive settlement OF terms. The
basis for the refusal Ia consider any
propositions already made - that
only portion of the Iloer leaders
have bren seen and that those who
are active are The ones that arc reul-
~ the ones to be considered first.
Or Kuypr said today tho answer
was in q large measure satisfactory
bat admits that paarv arrangements
VIII require moro time Than he orig.
iually prvdietes1 lie said Il might
be a matter ~ several months before
anything definite could be done.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-03
VERY LIVELY
THIS CORPSE

Tho following letter was received
By ". q. Potts. manager Of the Hotel
Diller. this morning, and IL very
much % The point:
"issaquah. Wn-. Feb. 2
Ny Dear BIley. Please call up the
star and Ell them that the JgdE e
William L. Kelley. who Is lying at
HutterwUrth q Sons and IL 20 BE- laid
81 rest today by the q. A. r.. IL out
here with Tne. I have been well aC-
quainted with him for the last 20
years william l.. Kelley. sergeant
Company o. First regiment. Penn
sylvania Reserve Volunteers. I have
an his papers lie II on the penNson
roll certificate No. 20 as. - per
month. Tor shell wound In head
The man they have at the morgue
must be named Leighton" who
has been Ia the asylum at stella
COON. He WIS In the Soldiers Home
and looks very much ike Kelley
Hastily. GEO. y TtBBETTS."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-03
DISCUSS
the MERGER

SIT. PAUL. MINI. t'cb. a-Mem-
bcra OF the Minnesota state leEiHin-
ture are gathering here In antlcipa-
ton OF the opening OF the extra SEES
Alon tomorrow. Although the specific
purpose OF she session, aA set forth
In the call OF Governor Van SAINT
IL to consider the report OF the state
tax commission q Nv possible that
the recent railroad Developments Va
the Northwest may be taken No. IL
h this fact which will cause the pro
cecdinRs 90 DO followed with close
attention
Tonight tho Republican members
hold caucus 60 determine. Il prac-
tirahie upon some limitation 81 tbs
duration aud scope VI the session.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-03

VICTORIA. y. G. Feb. 1-Ths
fishery commission, appointed b. the
Dominion government. opened here
today. when the evidence OF three
Gamers was taken. II was held By
them that traps should be lexAllEed
on the Canadian side. as AZ prsasn,
Americans. by using traps. pack 80
much cheaper than Canadians that
they will ultimately drive the latter
from the English market.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-03
Last Edition
q O'Clock 70. m.
q O'Clock 70. ni.

The scenery Is gorgeous but little
tawdry.
Both principals do some very clever
work. but perhaps the best thing OF
all Is By Murray. when he sits IN "a
chair apparently reading paper
and does series OF dancing skits
with his feet IA perfect time.
Gus rixiey. about the most com-
Teal tramp character on the stage, Is
much In evidence. Nobody ever for
gets him after once seeing his rapt-
urous smile and odd dancing fcats.
and hearing his husky voice and pc
culiar whistle. There are several
other entertaining people In the az
sreEation notably kittie Beck
blanche Creago and Katheryne II.
Roberts. Edward Jolly and Jimmie
Fanson do some good speciality acus.
The production viii run through
the week.
opcratie Concert
Tomorrow night. at Ranke's hall.
for the benefit Of the sisters new
academy. grand opcratic concert
win be given by Signor =. d'Auria.
assisted by Mesdnmea FitR-Gibhons.
r. d'Auria and =. =. Leary. Miss
Thekia. ~ Pieins. Messrs. sol Helm.
Allen y. Mason and Vert =, Andcr-
son
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-03
STRIKE NOT
SUSTAINED

The strike OF Tire outside lineman
in thc employ 81 the tudepr ndCni
Telephone Company is ended and
The men have gone 10 work on the
lines. The Building Trades Council.
With which tbs ilnemen's union Is at
aiAted. refused 20 support the strike.
and this fast caused the iinemen to
give up.
The men All began work this morn
tng with the exception OF Foreman
Bateman. Who will remain out until
next Thursday. when his lay-off
ends.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-03
REkR-EhD
COLLISION

FREEPORr m. Fob. AIN "A
renr.epd collision between two I'M
noia stock trains. near Apple River.
this morning. four ntockmen were
killed two seriously injured and two
slightly injured. The trains were
running under slow orders when the
collision took place, but struck at a
curve. The chbooss IN which the
stockmen were asleep was reduced
90 kludlinR wood by tho onc0ming
lngofuotlVg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-03
heaters



The four Italian singers. Estefania
Collamarini. Italia Vitt0ria Repetto.
Domenico Russo and Giuseppe Fer
rari. and a Partisan pianist. Andre
Benoist. opened a three might en-
gagement at the Grand last night be-
fore q pleased audience. This -
strictly "a musical event and Will in
tareat lovers OF classical music only.
But from the viewpoint OF a grand
Opefa recital the auditors found
much % applaud In the performance
last night. Carmen" was given in
It's entirety 80 far as the principal
solos and concerted numbers 20. and
upon Collamarini's second solo and
Terrart's Toreador song a number
OF snc0res were given.
Andre Benoist's intermezzO, open
ing the second act, attracted c0nsld-
cradle attention. The Anne Maria
from "Cavslieria." arranged by Rus
30 and sung BY the quartette. was
paid the remarkable tribute OF an
encore after the final curtain.
Tonight Rossinrs Barber % Se-
vile" Verdfs II Trovatore." and
Verdfs "RisolettO" will be sung. To-
morrow night. by request most gen
eral. Carmen" will be repeated. In
addition the quartet from Martha"
Poionaise from "Mignon."
''In Nizzsura"
Ralph Stuart and company outdid
themselves at the Seattle theater
last night, or else In Mlzzoura"
possesses exceptional fascination. II
- a play of the most difficult type 70
present naturally, and the fidelity to
life Of every character was remark
able. Tho production might easily
degenerate into transforming melo-
drama, and surely would under the
treatment Of raw amateurs.
The selection Of Pike county az the
locus OF the play by Playwright
Thomas was doubtless a recognition
OF It's traditional fame. re lies north
Of st. Louis and Is quite civilized
lie should have gone 10 the Arkansas
line for the limit Of Missouri eccen-
tricity.
In Mlzzoura" VIII doubtless prove
very popular. u n near 70 natures
heart and nbounds en- those touches
which make all mankind akin
so much has been said about Mr..
Quarts good work that more en-
comium r. unnecessary. Miss Row
ans role, that of an ambitious cOun-
try girl, illustrated strongly her
versa tlllty. Catherine Counts. az a
country mhIDut presented StflklnR
contract 20 her appearance last
week az the wife Of a cabinet min
lister. and that popular pet, Mlnnette
Barrett, was ono Of the star feat
urcs az Lizabeth. John DAILY Muir
ply az Dave. made a notable hit
Louis Frohon, az a cOlOred char
scter expanded the fame he won
last week In a similar part.
Shooting the Chutes"
Murray and Mack in their festive
medley. Shooting the Chutes" are
divertlng as ever. This merry farce
rs one which admits Of repetition be-
fore the same spectators. and there
s. enough change IN Il from last year
10 impart the additional relish Of un-
certainty as 10 what r. coming next.
II Is certainly one OF the gayegt ~
vaudeville faucieg containing little
OF everything Whimsical Nor Is Il
wanting in spectacular charm. Some
what more than "a dozen Handsomely
coatumed women, mostly good look
ing ana several Of them pretty. add
color and witchery 10 the program.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-03
THE WIFE BEATER

isaac iIorueli wife-bcAtrr was fined
tl0o and costs by judge Cam this after
noon This fine 10 for tho beating
he gave hln wife ON ala. e. Ito has
three other charges pending against
his far similar offonHoH, and n nc gets
a 500 fine each time. no IL good Tor
about one year IN tho county iHii
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-03

NEW wHATCOM. Feb. 3-Ths y. n.
and r. Railway Co. has scored another
point on the Great Northern in the
fight FOR right Of way through Dead
mans point. which may change tho
Great Northern through the place. The
". -. and y. Co. secured a 20 foot
right q way across the extension Of
Harris street. Fairhavsn. from tho
Fairhaveu Land CO. before the street
WAS dedicated 10 the city. This strip
WIS withheld when the dedication was
made.
This morning the y. y. and r. 60.
commenced laying a double track
across the street The Great North.
ern cannot pass AZ the place desired
n the other company can hold its
claim.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-03
Intsrststs FIshstIs. Special

only a rev DAYS left Tor you % set
an Interest with the most conservative
flehsrirn company. where pour moueY
~ nut thrUWn away iu large flaming
advertisements. but IL being used dis.
crvetiy IN buyins iust what ls needed
for tho enhancement - your inVeut.
nsnt Consider well the fact that
you are getting a vote Tor every share
81 stock you hold. and that ~ becomes
your absolute properly upon it, 10,
kuauea Only = luw days at IS cents
per share. Inter States Fisheries Com
pany. glz. ~ Pacific Hlock. Seattle.
wash. -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-03
REFUSES

WASHINGTON. u. c.. Feb. a.
The president has refused 20 appoint
r. u. Croker. Fosters candidate.
for the Por, Townsend eollcesorshlp.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-03
WORK OF HUMANE
SOCIETY HERE

The regular monthly meeting o. tho
Seattle Hgmane society will occur this
evening III the pariOrs of the Rainier
Grand hotel The chief feature % the
occasion will be the report Of Humane
Officer Ridgway. which covers the
work of the past year. II II under
stood that the report viii BE- q a very
encouraging nature. and will demon
ssrate that cruelty n on the decline.
The work o. the officer has not been
confined TO the prevention % cruelty
20 animals. and IL IL said the report
tonight will BE- the most interesting u
any yet given as n will srnbody the
latest features Of the work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-03
In Chnnr ln ihn Inmh

Martin Foaneaa WAS granted dL
vnfce today from Emilia Funnona,
Emilia gets tho custody 81 their child
and title 10 Huma real property, 20
cheer her pathway Go tho tomb.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-03

Ohatsu Hayata. the young japanese
girl abducted some days ago. was
found In Everett. 4 number Of her
countrymeu made up purse and sent
japanese 10 Everett. where they had
suspicion she had been taken. She
was brought back 30 her fathers hous.
today. The japanese supposed to have
been connected with the abduction was
given term In tho city Jail on a
charge Of vagrancy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-03
This Works a Hardship

on 10. because we must not b. bind
erred from buying where 40 can bu
best that 40 may caatiaus our wei
known policy 81 reasonable prlcea
Here's cur specials for Tuesday
Lydia finkhafu's Compound.
tlN sire ,t..+. ....s....55e
rink Piiis slo size hoe
stuarfa Dynpspaia Tablets.
&c s&Es s.4s.sss...s.ssB zoe
Mormon KolA Tablets. nc
HiA@ .....s ..s...ss.. zoe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-03
A DOUBLE
SUICIDE
AT NOME
Late News From the Far
Away Camp Arrives

Mr.. J. Csasby. jr.. writes 90 the Star
from Nome. under date Of Nov. Is
which is the first nail TO arrive In So
attic since the season closed, lie says:
Two giris connected with a dance
ball hcrv. arp reported 60 have court
81 death BY the carboiic acid route on
the tith Inst. with success. nespOu-
deney % aScrlhed aa the cause. They
arr known as the carlisle Sisters. but
their real names are unknown.
The weather IN Nome has been spien-
did an fan. and IN striking contrast
n the fall q; loo Fer probably two
months hack Tie sun has been cut
nearly every DAY. and the SEA has
been IKE a lake continuously, with
tho exception 90 one ~ two small
blows OF course the sun does not
stay VIZ Ions az this time 81 the year.
merely making a short seml-circiv
along the southern HKy, occupying
four ~ five hours. but the afr has been
clear ana CRISP. and extremely health
fuA SNOW has hcsu on tbe Eruutd Ger
some weeks. ara Snake river has been
fr1stn over for something Ike Is
month. DURING the last Gays o. Oct.
]. i had ocpatten 90 walk down Snake
river frum thc Wiid Goose Co.'S plant
q tts mouth-anaul hHff uHe sf
Enercs-ard at that time there was clear
Sc six Inches thick Thcrf was "a wei
travelled path an up the channel and
nearly q hundred men were scattered
ai0nr the river az holes chopped ln the
4cc. flsiseg for tom cod But Ia spite
- che early frcszing. tre has not sex
formed In the ocean. whieh ia stlN -
f1ee and open as In the middle % the
summer.
It Be pretty hard % sav how Soras
b gnlug 90 be next summer az the
prssrnt tiwe. bort iu the spring more
can te Soia about 70. The population
th4 winter is much smaller than last.
thero helng but $50 a. against asa
last winter ti mas De that things
Will pick up considerably. and I hogs
fhey VIII THE uew itliwe who arrived
last September Judge WIrksrahaml.
has hesn doing go~a wcrk m the dis
trlek court IN restoring confidence in
property owners and investors, ard
this place will 10 longer b. the favor
81 stamping ground n jobhers and
crooks which q once was. Had he
bee sent here o. the first Instance In
stead q 70 Eagle city. Sorne would
have been very different mining
camp
The last mail from the STATES reach
80 here oct ta and lt wul probably
be February hafuT. any more comes
IN. TIE first overland mail from here
q tn outside iefi Nov l. and this
communication VIII So gut on the ism.
] was unable 20 catch the earlier NAL.
having been egay until after the DE-
rartura ~ fhe Barbara Hernstar. Oct.
- Most everybody WaA an tho same
furry ~ work and consequently the
mail which isft was small
There has heen no particular ex-
element here 40 20 the tine - writing.
u1ieas it be GA accnunt ~ fire Nearly
every day someone 1eeraraixes the
town b. fire. but 80 ~ there has
b~eu no real cause far alarm IN that
direction since last MaV.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-03

London and San Francisco Bank.
Ltd.. has opened Savings Depart
meut .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-03
The Seattle Drug
Trust

Was formed By some forty druggists
Tor the purpQss % raising prices. and
because We d~clinsd 10 ioin them and
raise prices siao. they boycossed 20 By
rsfusiug % bay q any mosiliiue house
that sells 20 US
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-03

Ladies' Furs made and repaired
G. c. Berg. 1918 Third ave. 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-03
THEY MUST
COME DOWN

It's only a question Of time whsn the
high prices demanded BY trusts viii
come down 10 a live and let live basla
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-03
MARIE SAFE

DOVER. England. Feb. a,-The
terrific sale which iYaa boon sweep
Ing over the west coast uf Europe
II ahatink today. The mail steamer
Marie Henrirttn. who has been
drifting about the channel since Fri
day. was taken IN tow this morning
aud proceeded 60 Oatcnd.