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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-06-06

AGENTS FOR
FIRE, MARINE LIFE, ACCIDENT
AND EMPLOYERS LIABILITY IN.
sURANcE COMPANIES.
Insurance Office, 924 Bethel Street
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-29

To DEATH
Details OF Disastrous
Samar Expedition

WASHINGTON. y. C.. Jan. -
Admiral Rogers cables from cavits
the particulars OF ths return OF a
remnant Of n party Of marines led
By Capt. David y. Porter on an ex-
psdition into the Interior 81 Samar
The force consisted OF % men and
they were pfoyiaioned for a i've
days trip. At the expiration OF two
weeks they made their way 70 the
coast. having lost 10 men on the
journey.
All were IN n pitifui condition. sew
sral of the men being delirious and
three others on the verge Of starva-
ton. Richard Kettle. one Of the
marines. died yesterday as result
of exhaustion and blood poisoning
and two other survivors are not cx-
pscted 20 live.
Captain Porter r. In n hospital with
the fever and none OF the men has
been able TO give a close account OF
the trip. as all are IN semi-con-
scIous state. II n certain that star
walton did the greatest damage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-29

lew Local Amusement EnterpriseWill Follow Lines of
Famous San Francisco 0rpheum-- Location win
Be at First Avenue and Madison Street

believed that IL any enc can make a
success OF II. he can Frank Munroe.
a theatrical man. formerly Of salt
Lake city. Is also In the deal
The building itself will he 60 by
10 feet and will be three stories
high. The tot on the southeast cor
ner OF First avenue and Madison
street has been secured from NJ. and
X. Gottatein by tau-year lease. Il
is now occupied By one-story build
ing which will be sgrmounted by two
more stories. The stage Il 20 be ~
feet deep and a feet wide.
Liks tAe oFpAsam IA Frisco
II IL said that nothing but first
class players will be booked and the
bills viii Be changed at short Inter
vais. The house viii be run on the
plan OF the Orpheum theater OF San
Francisco and win cater TO the best
class OF patrons. Il VIII have no
rival. az u will be the only theater
Of It's kind IA the city. II will have
q seating capacity of 100 people
Tse work VIII be commenced at
once under the supervision Of James
Spur. the contractor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-29
NO MORE
FIGHTING
Ballard Puts an End to the
PuglIistic Game

with very little preliminary dts
cuxalon tho Ballard council last even
ing. By a unanimous vote. instructed
She marshal TO allow no more prize
fighting within the corporate limits
Of Ballard.
The water and lighting auperin-
teudenf, the engineer OF the pump
ing sta ton and the water and light
committee were instructed TO draw
up Specifications for an electric liKh;
plant with n capacity ~ 2.so0 or 5.ooo
incandeHcent lamp. Bids viii be
called for In the near future. 7 he
estimated coat IA 1900.
IL Was reported that several Gead
animals were occupying the city
streets and the marshal was tn
ntructed to have the owners remove
them.
The set OF resolutions cnfried 10
request the street contractors and
the light and water superintendent
20 employ as far ~ possible men Of
families and Ballard property own
crs
The city attorney was instructed
to investigate the titles TO the alleys
on Mohr street
Invtnfories
The street committee. FIRE and
water. and police committees were
instructed 90 take an inventory OF
all city property Ia their possession.
]. Peabody obtained n concession
for cigar stand in the city hall at
$40 per month.
Ordinance "a. relating 90 the as
sessment on Main street. was
adopted.
The Main street assessment proved
70 be n red-hot AFFAIR ny a vote
Of 20 II was decided 20 make no
change In the present figures, and a
we'll signed protest was ignored
The fshcrmcu's union WAS given
the use % the hail on Friday.
The city treasurer and city clerk
submitted reports showing the cash
balance on hand 20 be 81. BOOST. and
the expenses OF the FIRE department
In 1901 TO be 81 GOO.
IL was decided that the city pound
must be given better and more shell
tered quarters.
The city attorney was instructed
to defend the city against Hatfield
n Roberts In n street grading con-
tract case.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-29

nat Is promised To be n FIRST
- and thoroughly up-to-dats
rssastlle theAter will be started In
snsk III. s. Barnett. familiarity
nssn As 'Fiskey.- Ia behind the en-
tsFrsi1k and will be In charge OF this
h02ss. The new sheater will be sltu-
ztea II the corner Of First avenue
xa1 Na1lson street and will be a
nree-s<0ry brick structure. John
zars1zsg. the San Francisco theaf-
"a. zznaser. has contracted to fur
- - celebrated Orpheum vaude-
va 1s-zit The building accord
lnS T>>ent arrangements. win be
openH As<1 I. or as soon thereafter
a. pr7<tlexAl<.
Ing a fk< Businsss
M. Earr<tt and hts partners have
n3a 'ns Present Gheme In mind for
soine tina, but vntIl now have kept
.ns matter secret A siIIrnAr ven
surs las rsssr b<~a attempted In
ss..ue and the enterprise VIII BE-
atcaed With eonsiderable interest
y ne public. -Fsskey'' Barnett il
-o "a theatrtcsi manager. AMI n Il
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-29

90. II Il o aystem which eauallzas
the degree OF the work u the cen
tral office, and IN San Francisco and
the large cities Of the East It's re-
suits have been most gratifying TO
the companies and subHcrib6ra. Tho
system is a costly one to install, but
once IN operation, gives very littla
trouble.
The main office has an ultimate
capacity Of 10000 phones, and each
Of the sub stations 2f00.
IL r. said that another feature Of
tbs Independent cos lines Is that
its wires are strung far enough
apart on the poles no there "A no
danger Of "crosaed wires" Only
copper wire ia used II In a very
strong wire. and the company claims
there was no trouble on any OF lie
lines during last fridays snowHtorin
and the Officers look for none at all
during the present storm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-29
PORT AN FL. ES
SUICIDE

PORT ANGELES, Jan. 2s.--Thos.
Mona at this place committed sui
eide this morning by shooting him-
self between the eyes with a.
cnliber revolver During the severe
storm last week his saloon was
blown into the bay, and the con-
tents lost Brodlng over his losses
was the cause OF the act. lie leaves
n wife and two children. The in
quest was held this afternoon and a
verdict rendered In Keeping with
the facts. Mona was 55 years of age.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-29
HOW 1T WORKS
0lN WMgHlINGlI(0N

cheap seif-iaudation TO head its
Washington matter from the "Spod-
unk Special Service Bureau" 5fis q
street n. w. Washington. u. C.. 80
"a 10 duly impress the extremely
ignorant portion Of its readers with
It's own dignity and the grandeur Of
its news service.
II IL not an infrsquent thing for a
correspondent 70 send out news 90
a dozen papers. II any OF them be-
come too exactinR. he cuts them off
his list, 80 IN sense the bureau cor
respondent " very independent
parsonage.
A Example
The late j. 8. Van Antwerp, as an
Illustration. furnished his reports 10
a great many publications, some Of
them prominent, and many Of them
obscure. Among the list 70 whom
he sold his matter was the Mil
waukee Wisconsin and the New
York Telegraph.
Walter h. Clark In another good
example, as he prepares a report
that II sent to many publications
Probably the paper Of the greatest
publicity which takes his matter. and
from which he derives hla partlcu-
lar claim % the use Of the press gal
leries, IL the Toronto Globe.
Edward s. Little IL another indie
pendent newsgatherer who furnish
- his news 10 many Western pub
locations, including the San Fran
cisco Bulletin. Los Angeles Times
and others. There are dizena OF
special representatives. who use
mlmsoRrsph and send out by mai
stuff which is paid for in proper
ton 10 the amount used. Verify the
art ~ newsgathering f. we'll dem
onstrated IN the national capital.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-29
TO AVOID
ARREST

CHICAGO. Jan. 29.-Thc police
had a chase after James Walsh. a
young burglar. this morning that
ended In the latter's being cornered
In a room In the Revere house He
has been under suspicion for some
time and has been the object OF po-
lice surveillance.
When the officers cornered him In
the room he told them that he would
not submit to being sent 70 the penl-
tentiary and proposed 10 spare him
self that disgrace. lie then turned a
loaded revolver to his head and be-
fore the officers could interfere. killed
himself. Walsh Is said 10 have come
from a good family and the resort 20
crime was through desperate cir
cumstaucea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-29

Will ~
WASHINGTON. d. c.. Jan. "a
.as asvspaper correspondents Of
- CITY have been kept on the
1870 ss.ssss Tor several days past gath
= sstails Of the proposed visit
49, r.'nee Henry, with the result
vast amount Of matter has
sent out that was conirafic-
- The rivalry extends 10 al
- FORMS or news, but has not IN
- II esaenf session OF Congress Great
t-y noticeable iil-feelinR. az has
e 80 me case on many previous oc-
oniy Fifty-oue
u.nsre are 81 correspondents In
- ston who are entitled to
49, .7 y the press galleries, and these
go 80 furnish, between them. all news
- printed IN more than 5000
-.spap srs concerning aOinKs at the
-. 's,a.'pilal capital. with the excep.
- - y some o. the larger papers in
- ~ cnited States. there are few that
80 special bureaus reprenenting
onsy ona pubIieatlon.
interesting 10 note tho meth .
- - employed. a correspondent II
- smaller class will solicit differ.
y. PAPERS for the privilege of rep
~, '.lifg them ~ the national cap
T ~ ana ~ gathering together a sur
!. ient number of fhnr0 Ia enabled
maze an excellent salary The
sse%.u special bureaus'' that are
T,rt.. .issa ~ some papers In the
s n..ssg states are usually about or
-. s--'al As a dealer IN butter and
. special agent Tor a family
+ s ~ the suburbs OF q large city.
~ /. kises Newspaper which is either
- - ~ penurious a great chance FOR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-29
BOY HERO
IS KILLED

CHICAGO. Jan. 29.-In n heroic at
tempt to protect the property OF his
employer. Horace schoder, a youth
aged II years. lost his life this morn
ing. lie was employed In n small
West side general merchandise store
and slept In the rear.
Burglars forced an entrance into
the store at an early hour and the
supposition is that Hchoder was
aroused by the noise and gave fight.
A desperate battle followed after
which the robbers were evidently
afraid 20 loot the place for fear OF
capture and fed securing nothing.
The body OF the boy was found be-
hind the counter where he fell after
being MORALLY wounded. Clutched
In his hand was his employers cash
bag which he had lost his life TO
save.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-29
s ORM
SWEPT
California Suffers
Damage

BAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 2g~-A Sc
were gale last niRht and This morn
ms has caused much damage to
smaller vessels IN the harbor.
The lumber schooner. Mary =. Russ,
was driven ashore. two pile driving
bgfges were wrecked. u small eloop
capnized. and numerous vessels drag
ged their anchors and were rescued
with much difficulty.
Reports received here from. the
entire coaHt-llne % the state In
dicate n widespread and exception
ally severe storm over It's entire
length. Advices from Southern Cal
ifornia Indicate unprecedented cold
weather.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-29
Mr.. BROWNING
HAS HIS SAY

w. d. Browning. who was tried by
Judge George yesterday and given a
suspended sentence of SIS for letting
his horses stand out In last Fridays
storm, says he has been misused by
the humane officer. police and news
papers. He said today that while
the storm was raging he with his
wife was trying 70 fix UP the tenn
porary shed which would have been
ample 20 protect the animals Mr..
Browning Indignantly denies that he
was drunk on that day. He says he
did have small bottle and took
therefrom two small drinks, and that
he concealed the fiery stun from his
wife. through tenderness, as II
would cause her grief TO know that
he had the wherewlthal TO become
intoxicated.
More than two imbibes Mr.. Brown
Ing win not stand for, neither win he
admit a cruel action to any OF his
animals.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-29
OFF AGAIN

WASHINGTON, u. O.. Jan. 20 49,
The state department was notified
this morning that negotiations for
the release Of Miss Stone have agaia
failed. The hitch was due to the
attempts Of Turkish soldiers 20 cap
ture the brigands. The robbers
learned OF the plan and fled with
their captives Miss Stones stay
with the kidnapers IN now likely -
become indefinitely prolonged but no
fears OF personal injury 10 the wom-
an are entertained here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-29
TELEPHONE
BUILDING
independent Company to Put
Up Satisfaction

yeats,Ad independent Telephone co.
q teass sg took out a permit 10 build
ste6 r ~. brick block al an eqtlm-
nsrth ~, ~ q WOO, AZ 701 First Avenue
nsw corner " Roy street T'he
aisflsns nihE VIII be one OF tho sub
fub'.,a a of the company A,otber
rsaftv ~. o. tfHs company II n W
l0cafed aak Tor occupancy. and Ia
courtso On Twentieth avenue and
phone aLso-statlon idea ~ a new tele-
kesn .aparture In Seattle ana has
introduced BY the Indeuendsnt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-29

los ANGELES. Jan. 2e.--Almost
half an inch Of snow fol here this
morning, and there IL over a foot OF
snow GA the mountains. Advicrs
from the orange belt indicate tsat
the ions 90 fruit and crops viii bs
almost incHtlmnblo. The warm
weather that has prevailed for the
last few weeks has hurried forwar ]
the budding ~ trees 20 they are In
a critical period Of growth. and the
storm will IN many sections almost
destroy the crop.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-29
900 STICKS

NEW YORK. Jan. 29.-Morris
Epps. the negro who had charge Of
the dynamite that caused Mondays
disaster, Was arraigued this morn
ing on the charge OF homicide lie
said said the shnnty IN which the
dynamite Was stored contained 200
sticks OF the explosive, and believed
that the explosion was caused oy a
fire In the ahnufy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-29

CANTON. O.. Jan. s9.-The ami
s.sary q the late William Mekin-
rrs birthday Was generally ceie-
n's:si throughout the United States
s.ssy. Canton was decorated and ali
1sxness was suspended. Memorial
sssresses wire he,d In the public and
rarerhiAi schools.
M. Nckinley's day was spent at
k.4as. No las or emblem OF mourn
~ 4ks displayed on the Mckinley
r.ssasnce. Scores OF citizens visited
III ssmh u the nArtyrcd president
ssrsng the early hours Of the fore
nNs and tho sarcophagus was
smexd high with flowers and me-
mz4i wrcaths. many OF the offer
- saying been sent from distant
w~ 81 the country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-29
Insurance Company Pays Up

The Mutual TAfe Insurance Co has
liquidated the Judgment recovered
against II BY Timothy D. Hinckisy
on the Lawrence Whitworfh note.
The amount. including interest. was
yilTi.20. Lawrence Whitworth Is
stlil IN the county Jnii pending HIS
appeal 20 the supreme court, from
the judgment 0f conviction Of EN-
bezzlement against him IN the super
Tor court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-29
BUM THIEF
Stole Shoes That We're Not Mates
and Is Properly Punished

James O'nrien alias Kelly. an old
time petty Iarcentst. vas up IN the
police court this morning for steal
Ing two shoes. not mates. They were
stolen from a clothing store on oc-
cidcntal avsnua. and the goods wers
found on him. OfHrisn talked TO-
about IS minutes 20 Judge George,
but succeeded in getting 20 days IN
the chain gang
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-29
A Bold, Bad Man

G. T. Rua, who was arrested By
Poiice man Hurusa early this morning
TO sober UP. IL believed by the police
TO have a peculiar history. when
brought 10 headquarters he carried
an uRly looking sword cane In his
pocket was found letter which the
police believe shows that he r. a
fugitive from Deadwood. s. y. The
matter will be Investigated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-29

CLEVELAND. o.. Jan. 29.--Ad-
vs-s received at the headquarters OF
tA< Mckinley National Memorial
Association Indicate a wide obscrv-
snss To-Day OF the anniversary OF the
III PRESIDENTS birthday In response
. the suggestion OF Governor Nash
Il oAlo The governors OF every state
and territory Of the Union desig-
nats1 the day as one for observauces
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-29
EXPLOSION

CHICAGO. Jan. 29.-Two men were
killed and three others fatally in
turcd I'm an explosion OF the molten
metal at the Illinois Steel Works
early this morning. The explosion
took place shortly after the men
went towork and was caused
through an accumulation OF gas I'm
one OF the furnaces. Considerable
damage was done to the plant.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-29
Thrifty Gardener

j. d. Meenock. Of 1909 Eighteenth
avenue. recently had an elusive gar
dener working for him. The innn
worked one day and then disap-
pfared. with him went 30 feet Of
garden hose. n claw hammer, two
garden rakes and a number OF other
tools. The police have been notified.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-29
Fourth Ward Democrats

A large number Of Fourth ward
Democrats gathered az the club
rooms last night 90 discuss the com
ing election. Addresses were made
by Walter 3. Fulton. Judge W. "a.
Moore. n. u. Dunbar. - II. Warner.
J. NJ. Gephart, ~. n. Kulies and 9TH
ers. The regular meetings will be
held on Tuesday evenings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-29
AN "EXAMINE Err"
MAN ARRESTED
Henry Chew Charged With Embel-
zlIng al Everett

Henry Chew, former solicitor for
the San Francisco Examiner. was
arrested by Detective Kennedy to-
day on warrant charging embez-
element issued from Snuhomlsh
appropriated $40 belonging to the
county. Chew Is alleged TO have
appropriated $40 belonging TO the
agent Of the paper for which he was
The warrant was sworn
out In snohonish county and Chew
was traced 10 this city, where De-
tectiye Kennedy arrested him. He
IL now at police headquarters await
ing instructions from Sheriff Zlm-
norman at Everett IL lH probable
that he will be taken there for trial.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-29
PAY LOVING AND S0RROWFUL
TRIBUTE TO LATE PRESIDENT

kinlcy was generally observed here
today by appropriate exercises IN all
schools and mourning decorations ON
many houses OF business il the
downtown section.
In the Auditorium tonight a me-
mortal address will be delivered by
Judge Day, who was close personal
friend OF the martyred president.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-29
He WAS A
SUICIDE
Man Found on the Tide Flats
Did Not Die OF Exposure

Suicide by drinking carboiic acid,
and not death by exposure, vas the
fate OF the unknown man found dead
yesterday morning on First avenue
south. This In the conclusion ~ Cor
oner Hoye today after having made
pest norton examination OF the
remains. lie and pr. ostrom, the
autopey phyaician. found uumistak-
able traces Of carbolic acid. This.
together with the fact that every
thing that might lead TO Identity was
destroyed, leads the officers TO be-
lieve that death was due to suicide
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-29
At MeKialsr.. nlrthplaea

NILES. o.. Jan. ss.-This town.
whore President Mckinley first saw
the light OF day. January e. ISs5. OBJ
served the anniversary today IN the
widest sense. In response TO a proc
lamation OF the town authorities
business was wholly suspended and
public Offices. banks and stores were
closed. In the public schools exer-
held.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-29

BAN DIEGO, Jan. -. - Heavy
rains are falling In this city, and
th.rc IL some show In the foothills.
Ia this immediate section the fruit
crops are at present uniniured
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-29
QUEEN WELL

LONDON, Jan. 29.-The queen has
entirely recovered from her indis-
position e rs officially announced by
the court physicians. and FROM this
time VIII take an active part In the
preparations for the coronation cere-
xnonles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-29
high WINDS

PORT TOWNSEND, Jan. GAN
other storm Is sweeping over thie
section of Puget sound and the
straits OF Juan de Fuca, aceompan-
ted by high winds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-29
In ssn Berusre,no

SAN BERNARDINo. Cal. Jan. -.
Snow fell from z until o'clock
this fhorning In San Bernafdino,
Riverside and nediands. The dam
age a. unknown, but will be Ian
mfnHa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-29
Homer M'Klalsy,s Memory

Los ANGELES. Cal, Jan. sa.-~The
military order OF the Loyal Legion
has arranged 10 commemorate the
birthday OF the late President Me-
kinley, who was a member OF the
order, with a banquet az the Angelua
tonight Members ~ the order and
other prominent guests VIII be pres
ent from various parts or the state
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-29

w. johnson, a gambler. paid
$3.50 fine 20 the city today for the
privilege Of running a gambling
game. He was entered on the po-
lice headquarters blotter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-29
University OBSERVES Day

MoRGANTowS. W. Va. Jan. -
Mckinley memorial day was OBJ
served at West Virginia University
with elaborate exercises today. Ad-
dresses were delivered by President
Purinton, Professor Fast and Judge
okey Johnson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-29
WEATHER FORECAST

: For Seattle and Vlcinity-Thls af-
ternoon, tonight and Thursday. snow
turning to rain; warmer: fresh TO
brisk southerly winds,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-29
Throughout the United States William
McKinley's Birthday Is Observed
MS LATE RESIDENCE UNDRApED
N Seattle Schools the Pupils Participate in
Exercises Commemorative of His Exemplary
Youth, Useful Life and Melancholy End

In memory OF Mr.. Mckinley. IL n
also expected that a large sum will
be realized from collections toward
completing the national memorial
fund.