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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-02-28
MERcHANTs, AssoCIATIoN.

The Merchants Association held an
executive session yesterday afternoon,
and decided to refer the matter of fed
eral action to cleanse the city to a COM
mittee consisting of G. W. Smith w.
w. Hall and J. G. Spencer. The COM
mittee will discuss the matter with
other bodies and take such action as TO
communicating with Washington as is
deemed adEisable.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-02-28

Friday February 2S
Stmr. Kauai Bruhn, for Hanamaulu
at p. m.
Stmr. j. A, Cummins Searle. for
oahu ports at $3.50 a. m.
Stcr Malolo, Gardner, for Hanalei
and Kalihiwai may sail if wind slackens
OetwrC-su ealRkvi:p-itw
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-02-28
A NESTOR

One Of the oldest newspaper men in
this country is N. j. Miikln of the
Ontario County Times, published at
Canandaigua, N. Y. who a week ago
celebrated the 5Oth anniversary Of the
founding Of the paper by himself.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-02-28

There's one good thing when they feel
dry.
That husinC men cannot pass by,
For far and wide IT, came you hear.
They stop to drink Of Rainier" beer
On draught or I'm bottle at Criterion.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-02-28
Get the Best.

q "a
m ODD We he best mel
aco NAL a
maintain
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-02-28
THEO. H. DAVIES g. CO.. Ltd, GenI Agts.
Pacific Mail Steamship Co.
Occidental & Oriental S. S. Co,
and Togo KiSen Kaisha.

Steamers Of the above Companies wi
q Br about the dates below mentioned:
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-02-28
STEAMSHIP COMPANY

bove line, running connection with the CANADIAN
Y COMP NY between Vancouver. b. c., and Sydney N.
t Victoria b. c., H onoluu and Brisbane, Q. e.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-01
NO INQUEST
Youna 6runwald Committed Plain
Suicide

No Inquest vii bc held over the
remains 81 Fred A. Gruuwald. the
Young man who shot himself sunday
night on Ninth avenue south. not
wffhstanding the fact that Reynolds
n Ingersoli. lawyers representing
Miss Edith Bloomquist Grunwald :
former sweetheart. yesterday filed
with Coroner Hoye "A formal demand
for such a proceeding.
The lawyers stated Ia the demand
that one Of the managers Of the
Golden Rule BAZAAR. where grun
wald has been employed, had charged
Miss Hloomquist with being respon-
sible FOR Gruuwald'B rash act. max
ing the charge for the purpose of
shifting the responsibility from the
firm itself.
Coroner HOye says he has been
well advised in this case and has in-
terviewcd an parties concerned ln
IL The cause ~ death e. % him
very plain. There has been, he says.
no question about the boy taking his
own life Therefore he has decided
that no inquest VIII be- held He be-
Ieves the case t1 be- one " plain sui
eide with no suspicious circum-
stances attached.
The body ~ the boy VIII b. buried
in Lake View cemetery this after
noon
Young g~uwald was discharged
from me employ ~ the Golden Rule
Bazaar the Saturday night prior to
his death. He was accused Of APP
propriating between 5000 and $1,000
~ the firm's money.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-01
DOCS DELAYED

re dog and pony show viii open
htssir mammoth tent at Twelfth
Esnae and Jefferson street this eve
~ Owing to a train delay at Cen
rtaA the company did not arrive in
ne for their afternoons perform
~. but viii give the full parade at
tselock. Instead OF O'Clock.
fw the past Is years the name OF
fE-'E a Rowe has been a house
BE xerf from tina Atlantic 20 the
fsane coasts. Each succeeding
~ these enterprtstng amusement
mazxsrs have brought out for the
tax=t e the public a greater and
= aetfer entertain r1ent. BY the
r1sxf q an appFeciative public,
y 1snagement have been able 10
waash their show upon such a
- asa and build II UP 20 its
Fsn ne. The season % 1901 81
= Ers q Rowe shows will marx
t&s ~ disfinct departure IN the
1ls-t fanlal line. Among the
sxsss sEtures are the great triple
- sgkant act In which Fargo.
-. ass Hero are actors sultan
~ asAaa. the two Hons. ara the
~ E.nzis Of their kind In m.
" Easch have trained to per
- Fats on horseback while rid
= z m speed around the ring
- h1F and SAdl All. the two sib-
- samels are grotesaue features
- desert which perform with
- lstiars and Liamas. The new
- y seals Il unqHestionabiy a
f7aiee nlreifv TIE original fIfy-
~ Fl9raodora'' company 10 said
= most valuable acquisition.
- Performance IA intended az a
- FEATURE for the ladies and
.sdf1n, The Show viii be seen for
- exys, today. Friday and sat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-01

AZ "A fun meeting OF the Western
central Labor union last night. viz
otuuH action was taken against the
proposed kccl-laylug celebration ON
tho Fourth OF July AHa result OF
the meeting the following trsolu-
lions were framed. copies OF Witch
VIII De sent Co the governors OF Nob
raaka and Washington
Whereas, The Fourth OF July has
been regarded aa day ON which To
pride ourselves for having declared
and maintained national and indus
trial liberty, "a day ON which to tr-
hearne the deeds OF daring and lib-
cr'y loving furefathcrH "a day in
which should shine forth IA an
brightness the American ambition to
attain the highest vigor 81 citizen
ship and the desire To pcrpvtunte
the Institutions handed us by HIrrn
and mothers who suffered and en-
dured that children and descendants
should live, walk and pursue hnppi-
ness untrhmmetcd by the restraints
OF tyranny. and
Whereas The American citizen has
been educated In a line OF thought
that enables him so desire the best
wages aud shortest hours OF labor
and
whereas. Tho United states gov
eminent has foatefcd the American
idea by providing just and equit-
able standard ~ wages and reason
able hours ~ labor Tor all who en-
ter the government employ, and has
always. through each succeeding al
minlntration thrown les influence to-
ward the uplifting rather than the
degrading and Generalization OF la
Dor. and
whereas. The American workman
has been educated 10 believe he u
the best best governed and best con
ditioncd the world has ever seen and
Whereas. The American work
inEmen. viewing such transactions Va
tho light OF past experience with the
building 81 waruhipH and other gov
eminent contracts. are taught 20 DO
li-ye that such contracts arc sin
ply schemes OF public plumber. in
that they are figured on an eight
hour basis az big wages and are butt
on a ten hour day at low wages, and
that such contracts are made bas
sis for the Generalization Of the
working classes and
whereas. Tho American workman
refuses 20 indnrHe any plan which
will tend 20 bviittie Or rldicule thiH
stand Tor shorter hours and better
wages. ans knowing as Nc do that
Moran brothers company have been
the head and front Of opposition O.
an progresa toward obtaining FeaH,
onahgr wages and shorter hours ~
labor 10 Seattle and the F-clre
Northwest. therefore be n
Resolved. That this Western Cen.
trail Labor linton 81 Seattle deems
the proposed laying 81 tho keel of
the wnrship Nebraska a. Moran
Brothers shlpyarda. on July I. 1909.
as plan 20 SECURE the endorsement
~ the citizens ~ Seattle and The
state 20 a policy which viii work en-
during hardshlpa on mechanics aud
wurkingtnen.
Resolved. That We as body can
not recommend the citizens ~ Seat
tie 20 sanction or take part In a
scheme 60 dra~crat@ the day ~ hall
~ our nations birthday and around
which cluster ideas and thoughts
which team with the wiories Of Am
erlcan liberty.
Resolved. That n copy % these rec
olutions be Forwarded % the COVER
nor % the state % Nebraska. and
that he IL hereby requested no; %
sanction the drascfatiou ~ the dAy
we love TO honor. one "a the cover
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-01

troll ID large proportion Of the cuban
sugar crop.
Havem,yrr denied Boz had served
notice on the beet sugar men thai hr
would control the sugar trade cog
drive them uut ~ business but nl
mltted a. times De hud I'D sugar ni
less than cost and drNI' - Do" would
rather give sugar away thHul uHr hlH
fair uef cent of thr trade. fie rHid
hr had mo- nutHFunlru o. the beet
sugar industry brrauB" Doc was too
rt,auy Interested 600 % himself
Tho witness thought thn beet sugar
Industry should be- encouraged be-
cause % waH good policy to Keep nll
the farmers of the country profit
ably employed Ills company. Doc
said. controlled 90 per cent. ~ the re-
fined sugar product Of this country
and WAS therefore master ~ the bit-
uuftuu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-01
WA CH0NG BUILDING

Wa Chong this morning began the
construction % four buildings on the
north side of Main street. between
Fourth and Fifth avenues south, 20
cost approximately 50. 600. David
Dow l. the contractor. Woo Jen. tbs
able manager Of Wa Chong's Seattle
interests while the latter Is In China
building river steamboats,. h. him
self the architect Of the buildings
Two Will be % brick. s0NfO feet
In size and three stories high. the
other two VIII be 81 wood 50x50 feet
In size and Two stories high
The old Wa Ch0ng building must
be torn down 10 make room for the
Great Northern tunnel. and the rice
mill and store VIII be moved 10 one
81 The new hnlliInxa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-01

80 come ~ them were q little dam
aged. hut most ~ the shoes from
the salvage stock Of the ckfd
ateamer Bertha were not touched
They viii all be on sale tomorrow
and Saturday al the even price NJ
Al al "a pair. You pick out pair
,gortb AZ 30 or one worth $500 You
ain nave 10 pay the same price. so
vou better take the best. Remember
Friday and saturday evenings only
outlet Company corner WhHhin.
ton and Occidental &c..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-01
100000
CASE ON

ne Coo Goo Eye saloon poisoning
sfsii on In Justice Cam r
- ne state finished he case this
fhins with little additional evil
The defense has put on a
l.1@s ~ Witnesses who have done
Else than deny the stories told
= state witnesses.
ss'.e Cody. the woman who WAS
AnnE with James Sloan. one II
gfos@cu'inR Witnesses just before
= Afae Unconscious. testified that
sioanl hat spent c0nsldersb bic
- n the place aud bad engaged
s,ss~ Eifh Hildebrant. one 81 the
ss.s''aaris, 0rer the pay FOR a drink.
- sofaHi, she said. then knOck ed
soWn. When on the stand Hill
49,. admitted pushing Sloan over
y state attempted 20 put on a
49, mis- morning who would
M mat man was drugRed with
n the Goo-G0o- Eye saloon
s'aAary This testimony Justice
q eYuil not allow 10 10 in az u
material boz the present case.
& ~ rearing wIIl probably b. fin
40, iae Time tomorrow.
ralams Mae Davis. George
s..gItif and a r Fox. the four
4 ls were an present IN court
me former two are out on
88y me others are Etiil in cus-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-01
PHEh0 MEkAL PIANO AND
ORGAN VALUES
Yssicriay the Biggest Of 1902. Eighteen
Sales Being Recorded at D. S. John
siou Co.'S, s03 ID Avsnue. in
the Burke Building

Most amazing bargains ever heard
o. Inquiries and orders coming from
hundreds Of mites around. ~ rs 10
hv expected during this period ~ trc-
m"udpus price cutting An element
.ot Intense Interest ir given our great
clearance ana Improvement ralr by
reason ~ the sensational manner iu
which the brand new. thoroughly rc-
liable ana fully warranted pianos
and organs ARE cut in price These
sharp reductions iu combination with
instruments uf uuvaryinE excellence
make this sale one 81 the most re-
murkahle % years nigh grade pla-
nos ana organs that usually nrll
slowly have naw been marked down
10 the nwifteat selling bnnn posi-.
bile an through the stock wr have
slnHhcd figures ln such "a startling
way as 20 enable you Go buy th"
best az what would ordinarily De-
asked FOR the cheaper makes.
We are equipped 90 supply your
wants fnr anything from small
travelling organ 90 the finest FOIL rix-
concert grand pianos ever made and
our fuu line ~ ChickrrnF. weber.
Hobart 81 cable. klmbhi pehar. -.
= Johnston Co and various other
makes are Included leo this sale ana
are going ~ from one-third 90 half
less than their SEXUAL value. just
think ~ &c. Thoroughly reliable and
well made upright pianos in various
fancy Gods that sell regularly Tor
from go 20 sz5s and $50. now ti5i,
tiss and tie1
New organs cut in two. Second
hand ones 90 most any price
3 Az Instruments sold on easy pay.
mrntH. Every plano and organ guar
autrrd 90 he as represented no mis-
representation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-01
DESPERATE SHOT

DAVENPORT May LIN run
ming fight which lasted eleven miles.
william Gibbons degperado and
hurerthisf was shot Sunday by Dep
uty sheriff %icheli Of Okanogau
county. lie died a Few hours later.
Arrested with him was Tom Wild,
another desperate character. but he
succeeded ia maxim X his escape
while Gibbons fed. pursued by the
officer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-01
WILL APPEAL FOR
CLEME

WASHTSGTON. y. C.. May l.
Secretary Long yesterday received
reply from Captain Dayton, Of the
cruiser Chicago. giving details Of the
arrest Of the officers and men 81 IN.
vessel and attriauting u 70 a rnlaun-
derstandinx through inability 20 uu-
derStaud the Language ffe has ap-
pealsd 10 Rome. Ths state depart
ment has interested itself. but ad-
vices from Rome show bitter feeling
toward America and the press de-
mands that no ciamency be shown.
LATER Secretary Hay today re-
cetvsd cablegram from the United
States Ambassador 20 italy 20 the e.
feet that he had conferred with the
prime minister concerning the I'm
prisOned American officers and had
been assured they would be released
shortly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-01
Renion Hin Matters

At tho meeting Of the Rcnton Hill
Improvement club last night rcBolu-
lions were uasard cOndemHiug the
proposed erection % garbage boxes
Ia the city and coudcmniHR the ace
ton Of tho Seattle Electric 60. 80 us
Ing coal cars 40 trnlicrR for paareu-
ger cars on the Madison street line.
tt was also voted 60 petition the city
council for better police protection in
the district The sum 81 ~ was
raised 10 assist in bcuutlfylng the
Minor school grounds today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-01
.HAvEME YER
DENIES
Srys He Doesn't Con-
troll Cuban Sugar

WASHINGTON. -. e., shay L.
President Huyemcyrr OF the sugar
trust appeared before The senate
cuban relations Commlttc today
when inquiry was begun into the
question aH To the amount Of cuban
sugar owned and controlled by The
trust lie said the trust now owns
about ten days supply of cuban
sugar and denied that the trust had
been buying up or seeking Go con-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-01
ELLEN STAYS
OUT NIGHTS

Ellen Hughes stays out nights and
convH rvcllng home iu an intoxicated
condition and then beats her husband
and throwp things az him until Nay
light AZ least her husband L. s..
Hughes says she does, and he ought
20 know. In hts complaint filed
against her Ia the superior court to-
day he also says that she frequent
~ Hbsonts herself from home and n,
doesn't know where Go find her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-01
BOTTLED JOY

The steamer Jessie Banning, for
merry the clutch. owned by captain
Charles Clinton sailed from the AT
liugton pier this morning on trial
trip. she carried a select party OF
invited guests aboard A. protec-
ton against fa-sickncSa there were
slowed away in a snug corner I'm the
captains quarters n eases 81
Mumms Extra Dry. is quarts Of See
cream. besides a pantry full % good
things. There r. sure co be much
soy aboard before the steamer re-
turns
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-01
STRONG STAND TAKEN
BY ORGANIZED LABOR
Western Central Labor Union In Full Meeting Declares
That II Cannot Recommend the Citizens TO Take
Part the in keeLayng at Moran's

nor OF the state OF Washington, one
copy Go be spread upon the minutes
OF this meeting and one copy TO be
furnished the Union Record for pub
lication
Another lengthy set Of cuudcmne-
tory resolutions were adopted ~ re-
gard To "a local evening paper be-
cause ur itA open hostility 60 the or
Eaulzcd labor uf the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-01

TACOMA. May 1.-The coroner's
Jury yesterday eNOnerated Michael
Burke for the Killing Of NJ J Grlnin,
on the ground 81 self defense. The
prosecuting attorney however. de-
rnands HE retention, claiming that
several important witnesses were not
present at the c0roner's investigation.
The post norton examination show
"a that the cause ~ death WAS The
rupture og a blood vessel a. the base
~ the brain
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-01
ANOTHER MURDER
MYSTERY

SAN FRANCISCO. May 1.-The
police 81 this city are confronted
with another mysterious murder.
this time a 7o-year-oid man bein the
victim. lie was found dead Tuesda s.
evening IN "A lodging house on How
ard street with a gaping wound IN
the back OF his head IA ia believed
he was struck with some blunt in
Htrument No cirw han been obtain
I'd as 60 HE Identity or the murder.
erw
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-01
LICENSES TO WED

The following licenses have been
issued Arthur u, Shola. %. and Er-
NINA Thompson. go OF Seattle. Oscar
SEoutash. tl ~ Northport. Wash,
and Mrs. Annie PassavAnt. 49, san
Francisco carl l.. Steen. IS ana Em-
ma Smith. "a. OF Seattle NJ. High
stedt sa. and Jessie oliver. l6 of
Seattle. ole r. Johnson. 60, and lcn-
ME l.. Htsetk So. ~ Seattle Harry
Elmer uingman, q. and Florence
HOncnbcCk. "a. ~ Seattle,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-01

PHILADELPHIA. May The to-
tai number killed in yesterdays
panic In the cigar factory % Har-
burger & Holman was eight. The in
jured list was added 90 until 70 Was
found that forty-three girls had been
hurt. or these three are fatally in
Jured, az follows. Mary Mesln0. in
iured internally. skull fractured. 10
sephine Oronco, injured internally.
woman, fractured skull.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-01
ARbOR DAY
EXERCISES
Tree and Shrub Planting Is
the Order

,-A.r dAy was fittingly observed
s@sttle. MAy VAS declared a
~ public tree planting by
ysser uames "a proclamation is
- as, Tuesday
me university this afternoon
..ssaa ard interesting exercises are
airs place. A sweet priar brush
So from the yard % the Denny
ssws on FIRST avenue and Union
.srsst will BE- planted In front 0f
=, xsrss dormltory with appropriate
.ssrsisss. This shrub sprung from a
- carried across the plains by the
r,.ev family over % years ago. \
s~vsr student Of the university has
s.s.s presented the Institution with
- sllps which he Eraftcd from the
smsus washington elm at Cam
s-sxe. Mass. under which Washing
u t.,ok charge % the Continental
.-rleS This Is one 81 the few sue
.ssssal attempts Go graft a slip from
- ealebra ted tree. and the univers-
= has good cause 60 be- proud % It's
sssens These two slips win he
aatea In mont 81 the hoys' dormi-
q. Pref. Edmond 5. Meany will
ssver an address particularly Rp-
~~eriatc for Arhur day. Three
ssasand rhododendrons have been
saasea this spring on the university
znRaA
AT ruslie SeAeels
re public schools are not carrying
q, any elaborate program today
SsreEinisndent Cooper states that
- reason for this Is lack Of time
= rake preparations. Mayor Humes
srsax issued his proclamation only
~ Tuesday However. the various
Khaols are observing the day and
sarahhery and few trees have been
painted.
ne various Improvement clubs OF
~ city have taken great interest In
raeflrx trees over the city. The
kssson HUI Improvement Club
,arfed trees and shruhbery on the
Msrr school grounds today. BEFORE
tsaay Il has planted more than 200
rses co Madison street and other
ssrsets on Rent0n hill. The Moore
lars<trent Company within the last
~ weeks planted so naples on
carttol hiii from Fifteenth avenue
Esss q Eleventh avenue.
AThur day this year ia especially
ssniscant because Of the fact that
~ originator % the movement J
ssrrng Morton. died but a few days
~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-01
work Soon 10 Begin

Preliminary york on the lighting
plant at Cedar river falls viii begin
next week when city Engineer
Thomson returns from New Mexico
The council at It's next meeting will
probably appropriate s.. GO 20 do this
work. No buildtnEa will be erected
az the falls Go shelter the field en-
glneering forces which can he used
later as quarters Tor employees ~ the
vfauF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-01
BIG VERDICT

The jury brought lu verdict 81
81 600 Ia the suit ~ william CHS
holm IS. the Seattle Electric Com
pany Tor SO 900. chisholm alleges
that he war run over by car while
crossing Second avenue and hlr leg
90 severely injured that " had to be
umpufAted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-01
X. OF P. C0NClAvE

More than % lodges ~ the Knights
% gythias, comprising about 500
members from various towns in this
state. met IN the X. 81 T. hall on
Pike street last night 10 observe the
ritual work OF the order which Was
IN previous TO the adoption 81 the
present ritual. a social hour was
then enjoyed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-01
Clubhouse Is Assured

Al IL meeting OF citizens held last
night in Frhzier'a chapel. g. was de-
tlled 20 commence construction on
the Rcnton Hill clubhouse on october
la Hy May No 81 600 VIII be- paid. and
un june ~. 800 more viii be paid.
making tho total cost OF the build
ing s. 900
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-01

COMES OUT
FOR CUBA

WASHINGTON. y, g.. May L.
IL Is reported that President Roosc-
Welt has declared. In answer to some
sensational inquiries. that n congress
should adjourn without passing some
hin Tor reciprocity with cuba, he
would call an extra session Withia
ten minutes after an adjournment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-01
Generous Donation

Chief Ralph Cook of the fire de-
partmeut ls ln receipt ~ ID check for
so from the COimau CreaotiuE Com
many. 10 be- used TOR the Firemen'H
Hospital Fund The check ia sent 40
a martial reward for the valiant work
of The men at the recent fire In the
c0fupanyH works.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-01
MORE SLOT
MACHINE
ARRESTS

~ Schmidt and John smith, both
saloon men, were arrested today by
capt Willard Tor running slot ma
chimes. They each put up 50 bonds.
which viii SO as regular monthly
nne
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-01
MORTALITY REPORT

The body Of Miss AdsiiA R~ardan
was shipped from Collins Sherman
Foley COS pariorA at noon today 20
Aarysviile. Cat Mr. G. w. Hobltt.
cell. a nephew OF the deceased. Rr-
companied the remains
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-01
Woodmen Meet

Home Camp 2ss. Woodmcn OF the
World. held a largely attended meet
inE last night IN Elks' Han. Neigh
hor l.. r. Brown was presented with
chair. J. NJ. hrvWhtrr and other
Wuodmrn attended. The degree
team VAS congratulated Tor defshtins
Elliott bay Camp NJ. w. A, az the
late prize driil
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-01
PARDONED

LONDON MAY Rome ndvicea
late this afternoon are 70 the erect
that the king has pardnned the Inn
prisoned officers of the United States
cruiser Chicago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-01
TAKES GARBOLIC

WYTHEVILLE. va. May l.-
Frank dinner. Of Los Angeles, cal,
committed suicide IN q railway car
here last night By taking carbOllc
acid.