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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-01-28

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-01-28
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-29
SALOON BRAWL

The police stopped a pugillstie en-.
counter en- the Mug saloon or
Washington street this morning
When the police arrived on the scene
the two contestants We're goinG at
each other IN fine SHAPE Charles
Glvens and Charles GIN were the
principals IN the contest, and both
took considerable punishment Civ
ems was. however. given the decision
over Gill BY Mickey the Fat" " no
acted as referee. Giifs face vas
pommelsd considerably. Although
he IL a much larger man than Civ
ems. the iatters superior science and
experience were too much for his
larger antagonist. None % the sec
onds nor the officials ~ the affair
were arrested. The principals were
locked up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-29
BOBBY BURNS
REMEMBERED
eulOey OF the Great Poet by }. d.
IA Meikle -Caledonian Exercises

Under the auspices % the CAied0n-
ian Society OF Seattle. the ltsd an
niversary q Robert Burns was ccle-
brated IN Ranke hail last night. A.
least 5000 people assembled 60 do
honor 20 the memory ~ scotland's
immortal bard A must entertain
Ing program was rendered b cap
able artists. and the large audience
evidenced IT, appreciation by frv-
quent and prolonged applause.
The feature Of the evenings enter
talumeut was the address of James
h. Metkle. secretary - the cham.
Der OF commerce. lie displayed an
intimate knowledge with his sub
ject. aud paid the poet many glow
ing, eloquent tributes. lie conciud-
ed his speech with the following
words:
Take his poems. read them. and
read them again. imagine yourself
In the situation ~ the writer; make
yourself see what he saW. and feel
what he felt. and you win laugh and
weep. become Joyous aud melane holy
even as he Was affected BY the same
emotions. Then. and then only. VIII
you feel and appreciate IN their fun
ness the power and r-Y 81 his
works"
The ladies' and gentlemen who con
trfbuted their talent To- the exercises
are Mrs. Grace r. Davenport, Mrs.
Jennie Houghton Edmunds. Mrs.
Anna Darling. Miss Maggie Huihet
ford. Mlss Florence Moore. Prof y.
y. McIaren. A. y. Calder. Robert
Haddnw. ChaH, Patterson and A. Z.
prummuud
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-29
ON SOUND
and SHORE

- steamer Mainlander, which
mr "a soft spot on ~. Clair island
~ Friday during the storm. was
rssa on the beach yesterday morn
- "a steamed into the harhor last
sssslag. IL Is not thought that the
s~el was damaged at all BY her
rssap. but she viii go on the
o.arsermasters drydock TO be In
rssFsxated and win have a few minor
nralrs made. The North Pacific VIII
eanlinue on the Mainiander run.
reslay - steamer day at the Ocean
swk This morning the City Of
pzshls anne In from San Francisco
wsA H passengers and $50 tons OF
frsixht for Seattle.
ma umatilla sailed for San Fran
CISCO at ? O'Clock this morning with
q passengers and a cargo OF general
mpFxhandise.
rhs collier cxarina is in the harbor
ihA morning. She was two days
overdue.
The Piegades is loaded with coal
ssd viii sail for San Francisco to-
&xy or tomorrow morning.
On Hsnoisla Run
ne old brig Tanner. well known
y SEATTLE marine circles. has Just
mled from San Francisco for Homo
N after undergoing extensive re-
wn
~ kosuaos liner Nicaria. which
"a recently at Smiths cove taking
argo. IL now In San Francisco
nzIsefing her cargo and viii sail
n EHnpe via South America
Tam the City % Seattle returns
~ week from Sksgway she win
rM krydock and VIII have a new
Nrfw put on.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-29
MORTALITY RECORD

Herman Frank. the fs-yrar.ald
son Of q. n. Emmerling died ye3tsr-
day on OrcaS island He was n
member OF the A. .. T. W. The fu-
neral win he held tomorrow under
the direction OF Collins sherman
Foley CO.
Mrs. VI. Spencer. an old resident
OF South Park. died at that place
this morning OF old age. Ronncy and
stewart have charge Il the funeral.
Mrs. Anna Elizabeth Dunn. aged
~ died today at her residence, No.
t0ss First avenue northeast. ~
heart-faliure. The funeral will be
conducted by Butterworth's.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-29
HORSEFLESH

he Northern Commercial Co.'S
s.saaeF Bertha arrived this morning
sssnsihE y passengers and mail from
-aes' Ihiarna bay and Dutch har-
Dstsr Brown, a civil engineer
~ city who came out over the
- y Hliamna bay from Nome.
passenger. Ar. Brown left
80 me middle ~ October with 4
- of men to open a trial 70 TIli-
With varying fortune they
go sg 0iaxed a trail Finally their
=. Mppiy got low. and the cold
49, came on. Mr.. Brown had
n, xsnas ana arms frozen. and but
.ase care n an experienced
uasnef. would have iost them.
~ lae last three days before reach
~ iniamna- the party lived en-
~ssiJ On horsefesh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-29
CAN'T SHOOT
LIVE BIRDS

ALBANY. y. y. Jan, gs.--A hear
ms Was given before the assembly
committee on forest. hHh and game
today on the bill 81 Asnsmblyma "a
William 3. ii~nnet. which prohibits
the killing ~ tame pigeons In tests
~ markmhnHhip az shooting tourna-
mentH.
Representative - the Society Tor
the Prevention Of Cruelty So Anlma la
and 81 other human ltariau orgAni-
kations appeared before the commit
tse and spoke strongly IN support Of
the bill.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-29
WILL ASK FOR
ANOTHER MAN
Chief Cook Wants Second Assistant
Tor Fire Department

A second assistant chief ~ the fire
department II deemed a necessity BY
chief Ralph Cook he Wlll Aoon ask
the city council 10 make the sppolnt-
ment and vii include the recon-
mendatipu Ia his annual report
chief Cook believes that "a SECOND
assistant ~ absolutely necessary a.
" - impossible for himself and A..
Eistant chief clarke 20 attend ait
fires when two 81 three calls come
In az once. which is often the case
chief Cook wishes 90 divide the
city into three sections and then.
whii" his assistants attend 20 the
outlying districts. ~ ear attend fires
In the heart Of the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-29
HIS MEMORY
REMARKABLE

Last night Manager Russell Of the
Third Avenue th-at.r wac on the
stage % his house when Runneis
who plays the German baron In
Whose Baby Are You" approached
him and asked. DO you remember
me-" To which Mr. Russell replied
II can't say until see your natural
phis." Mr.. Runnelx then said.
Well. do you remember the Rum
nels family Of acrobatn, with How.
ard. Languish and Carries niack
Crook aggregationf I am one % the
boys"
They had met in Detroit and Gin
cinnafi in 1873. ard never afterwarsi
gntil last night Nr Russell refnern-
bered Fred Rumuels very well. but
could see no resemblance between
the middie-aEed actor and the boy
acrobat ~ three decades ago. hut
the latter had carried Mr.. Russell
IN his memory Tor - years, and rec
0gnlxed him instantly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-29

ROBBERS

Thomas Cunningham and Howard
pWyer. who nrr held ln the county
iail on suspicion Of being particle
pants in the robbery uf Two Japan
eco families in the south part ~
the county. have been Identified rs
X. okutaua and wife. the Orliin vic
Tins. The Japanese we're positive ~
both men. Hnd seemed 60 stand ln
fear ef them. even in the presence
81 the officers
okutana and his wife werr badly
beaten and robbed ~ over 500 Ira
gold. besides twu watches and other
articles. az their cabin near Oriuia.
asst week
Cunningham and pwyeF are want
ed In Tacoma for burglary. but will
probably be prosecuted here Tor rob
berry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-29
7 heaters
"nafhara Frietehls"

Tho last performance ~ barbara
Frictcble' b. to be given az the
Grand tonight The play has pleas
"a the majority 81 local theatrr-
guerr, who have recognized in lt all
the elements of the most ukiilful
plhy-coustruction. such as might
have been expected from clyde
Fitch. the author OF more rciguing
successes than any other living
dramatlst.
"The senator"
The Manhattan companys Hraduc-
zion Of The Senator grows better.
The crudlties always noticeable in n
first presentation have worn away,
and "a play as admirable for nuiHh
a. Tor general strength il now given,
The stage settings ana special ncru-
cry are ~ superior description.
The regular Saturday matinee viii
be given.
WEES BABY Are Year
The press agent who described
Whose Baby Are You" as an ef-
fcrvcscsnt ecstasy had the tras
poetic Instinct. ilc knew how 90
clothe accurate description with
verbal embellishments The Third
Avenue has winner this week.
Usual Saturday matinee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-29
Win Survey Lake Washington

-. " Flynn 81 the United States
coast ana Eeodctic survey received
orders from Washington yesterday
for a survey ~ Lake Washington.
The orders call for an estimate %
the coat, number OF men and the ac-
commodauonH required tu doing the
work
No reason for the eau In known
here.
Six months wiii be consumed in
the work. which win BE- 90 get a cor
rect chart 81 the lake bottom and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-29
Ears on the Track

:, la street cars we're reported
bs,r ,@flsas times during the day as
=. IS ~ The track. a Green Lake
,e -. aeraiied AZ Fifth and PIKE. in
IL D'ea traffic for half an hour at
NJ A. ! o'clock this afternoon, a
49, Ison street cable car left the
NJ the corner Of Second ave
49,, 49, ana Madison street. and blocked
~. esDie and electric traffic for
fis,,,.'' quarters ~ an hour. II was
~ pulled into It's proper posi-
~. Y means Or cable attached to
a. the Second avenue electric
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-29
SERIOUSLY HURT
WHILE COASTING

"nA= snasflnz down Ninth ave-
nue. nsr Tester way. Oscar EiridRe
yauaz ran from Tacoma who Is
visiting frsrtz IN this city. was SER
Iousiy irinr-t lssg evening. Through
some nisMansgsmsnf Of the sled ii
vas turHsd frczn the track and dash
ed into a fsnks.
~ tne coasters we're thrown off
violently. and Eln4xe's knee bent
under him IN sueh ! way that the
oehes below the knee were fractur-
"a. IRE young man was taken to
- iesief Way. shere DR.. Emil Bor-
- exsnined the broken limb.
wing 70 its spllntsred condition,
serious Operation may be mecca
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-29
Our In.,sIlmsnt Prepe.l,lon

Has met with great favor. We viii
make suits on the following terms.
ons-thirti down. the balance in small
payments Of from ono 20 two dollars
per week We find honor among
gentlemen. and in all our business
dealings treat every customer a. a
gentleman and an honorable man.
The growth of our business shows
that our policy Il a Wise one. Seattle
Tailoring CO.. 1907 First avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-29
COMMANDS
the OREGON

BOsTDN. Mass. Jan - Capt
Joseph ~ Patton was today detached
from thu Eosion navy yard.
lie has heen ordered to proceed %
Puget sound - take command OF
the hattleship Oregon. which ~ to be
placed IN commission shortly and ass
signed 90 tire pHcific naval station.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-29
A $4,000 ROAD

Major peurnss. acting United
states quart-rmaatrr az this port,
today received from Washington au-
thority 50 advertise for bids for the
construction Of a 2t-foot wagon road
from Fort Fiagier 60 the United
States army barracks al that place.
a distance of approximately 1000
feet.
In accordance with the order bids
will be called for within few days.
The expenditure viii not exceed
g. Oo0 for this work. but the Inn
provsment means much 20 Fort
Ftagier
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-29
CAUTION

During the frceHimE weather great
care should be taken with al stoves
and ranges that are connected sinh
hot water boilers In eaHn the water
u frozen and won't run Ia the kitch-
en- faucets. under no circumstance
should a fte BE- built IN the stove OF
range before diNc0nurcting the pipes
from the boiler This win prevent
bursting or pipes or water front.
which result In great damage and oc-
caalouaIiy loss Of life.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-29
DISCUSS PEACE
General Belief That the South African War
Is Nearing an End

view 20 settling the question. he do
ciiucd az the present time to disclose
the terms proposed. believing that
too much public discussion might
Illustrate the attempt. He said he
was firm IN the belief that settle
ment would hs reached within Few
DAYS and trusted that within a few
weeks peace would again reign over
the South African republics
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-29

PARIS. Jan. sa.--pr. f.eyds Euro
pean agent OF the Beers. today de-
ciared there was no foundation Tor
the statement that the Beers asked
the mediation Of Holland 20 bring the
war 70 an end. tie said emphn ticaiiy
that kuNper was not authorized Ia
open peace negotiations.
br leyds admitted. however. that
Holland was IN the best position e.
act as mediator and said that
whatever she ala through her pre-
mier. Or. kuypef would be- with
such a thorough understanding of
the Boer attitude that peace terms
might be arranged which would
nrak q Nggeufab ts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-29

Is an assured fact We expect 20
handle the output We have IN stock
the choicest collection ~ wooden
goods In the state % Washington for
sell made p-to-dats clothes at y
moderate price. We claim the honor
II brlng able 20 give our customers
100 cents worth for dollar. one
price 60 all Seattle Tailoring Co.
500 First avenue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-29
/. ,,srrRnAM. lan. sa.--rhe peaes

AMSTERDAM. Jan. ss.--rhe peace
,,.ssls made to Great Britain by
q. Dateh government Il Is stated
- are of a preliminary nature.
m present oeiect - 70 teach an
- .'...,,,ert 10 allow Roer delegates to
- che cables tn order 20 discuss
,srn,s with the leaders IN the Geld.
+ 4 believed that the extension %
.se,s prlvilegcs FOR this purpose viii
,srr,lnata IN a speedy agreement be
..ssn ths iioer ieaders here and
- 10 arr active in South Africa,
srs.that within % days under such
~s~sil.ons the war VIII have seen an
-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-29

-up HAGUE. Jan. -. Premier
,.,,..,.sr when Intercepted today re-
.'s.sl,rx baisouf's statement made In
~. 1858 a commons In London TO
~. sFexf nat proposals. for peace Ia
- ss.,,h Afrisa had been sent by the
t,..ses governmeut. acknowledged
- ~ statement was accurate.
- Kayper said that while the
ssaa4ence was made with
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-29

ST. LOUIS. Mo.. Jan. . a ere
broke out IN the aix-ntofy o'Seil
building az II o'clock last night ard
threatened Tor a time the I4udsli
hotel. adjoining. and did almost ti0e =
900 damage. The guests 81 the hotel
were panic stricken. No lives were
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-29
u. THE WOMNN'S G0RMSR..

puns ut the elbows are in vogue.
when the sleeves terminate at this
point aud are acronnpn MED by long
suede gloves these soft full puma
form charming hniHh II he sleeves
are fun length. the lower portion iu
usually Of contrasting material ana
very tightly adjusted. Some fancy
waists have sleeves which are very
Wide al the wrist and are adjusted
0r narrow Wristbands over which the
sleeves droop gracefully.
The Latest In Robes
de Huit
Low neck. short sleeve uightsownH
are "a lad at present. and u matters
not whether the weather be cold or
warm. this style prevails. Sleeping
rooms are usually OF even tpmpcra-
turc aud there o. not much danger
OF catching cold whgT wearing one
~ these dainty conccitn. square.
round. or pointed effects are shown.
and usually the upper portion con-
siHts ~ yoke tp which lace. nne
embroidery. tueking or ribbon is
USED. The sleeves terminate in now-
ing ufnes Of lace. which depend
from tight-httiug elbow bands or
elise they are bell shaped aud trim
med with narrow frilia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-29
FOR SPOKANE

AZ n .AshlNGToN, d. O.. Jan. 70
ssss,, ere fayorably reported In the
~ Today providing Tor the cree
sne y = pubic buildings al spokane
49, ~ F-aneisco % cost 900 600
N'y1eOo, respectively.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-29

J. II. Justice, thief staticner and
office outflttef. hae' removed from
Second and Madison 10 % w Col
umhla at.. below LIST ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-29
Liquor Cases OF

cs6tlv wholesale liquor dealers re-
retail w aa.IeAted for selling ilou9r at
TAI nave nave agreed 70 take - "a re-
pos,,.hse and the csses hsvo t,a,n
''H'poned indefinItetg nav beth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-29
BAT TILE:

Panama. Jan. 29.--Another naval
battle has taken place near here be-
tween government ships and those
controlled BY rebels The fight was
brief and indecisive The govern
ment ships have returned here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-29
REVERSED

CITY OF MEXICO. Jan. ~
Charles Richmond. American. disap-
peared yesterday with funds
amounting TO 500 COO. he f. sup
posed 70 have gone TO the United
States
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-29

shore line. A eorps OF eight men
are needed,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-29

nght Menu for
apay
breakfast.
Rolled oats. Cream.
FriEaied Dried Reef,
scrambled Eggs.
Potato scouH, Coffee.
Lunch,
Clam Chowdor.
Drowned Vegetable curry.
Rolled Rice.
Stcwed Fruit, Cake.
Cofeo.
Dinner.
Raw oysters.
Rroiled steak Baked Potatoes.
Dreamed parsnips.
Brown Betty. Coffee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-29
DARK Lines Under
sha 49,

DARK Lines Under
the Eyes
A correspondent asks how 70 avoid
or remove dark lines under the
eyes, l am sorry 10 say that there
r. no simple remedy for your truu-
bic. unless the dark lines are caused
by oNerwork, overstudS or some
manner OF iiyiug which makes Il re-
movable by voluntary effort
The dark lines under the eyes are
due 20 congestion OF the veins 81 the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-29
PUTS UP

ST LOUIS. Jan. 7s--Another war
rant charging bribery Of the mem
bers of the last municipal assembly
was Issued today The name of the
person for whom II was Issued was
withheld pending the arrest, Chaa
Turner, president OF the street rail-
way company. IL said to have told
the grand jury today that he fire.
quently put up money for certain
legislation"
ST. LOUIS. Mo, Jan. z9.--Later.-
II Is officially announced this after
noon that the man for whom the
warrant Was issued in Ellis VAIN
wright, millionaire brewer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-29

part. Women sometimes iuhDrlt "a
tendency To- this trouble. but IL iH
never found Ia subjects except where
there " auacmiH. or where the body
calls tor a givnter supply OF uourlah-
mcnt than iH furnished. A.. for ex-
ample, ia growing children, N the
system ~ being drained Ia any way,
through disease lack OF sleep. pro-
longcd study. ana the nervous Gene
ters are called On Tor an abnormal
expenditure OF their cnrrgy. thiH VIII
account for the dark rings No local
treatment viii have much efcct ma
long ms tho cause remains.
A tonic lotion, such as little tur.
pcntiuo IMMINENT or very weak ann
monia, may bc rubbed into the skin
once daily with good results. but
very great care must be- taken that
neither OF these mixtures touch the
eye proper. Very much better. treat
the cause.
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Fancy stylesia
Sleeves

The new sleeves are an fancy. In
deed the only plain arm coverings
that are shown come Ia heavy shirt
waists and hlouHes. Tucka or plaiis
conflBc the fullueas Ia the upper part
of the sleeves closely 60 the arm. but
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NEW BUILDING

Bids are nov being received by
Architect John Graham for the ex-
cavatiOn ~ the basement Of Trim
lty church.
Architect Clayton Wilson is draw
ing plans for two flat buildings for
oliver Cooper. recent arrival in
Seattle. Both are 20 be two-story
affairs. and will be built on Four
tenth avenue near the Capitol hill
addition.
Anderson ana Kingsley have COM
pleted plans and awarded contracts
for q 1O-ro0m colonial house Of two
stories, with brick basement and
attic. The house IL FOR ". y. Brug-
geman. ~ VIII be erected on Six
teenth avenue, capitol hin addition.
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DR.. waggoner. dentist Globe block.
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GO to Spinning for bicycle repairs.
London and San Francisco Bank,
Ltd, opens Savings Department Feb.
4. llz Cherry street.
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