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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-16
A KNOT. OF EEL-GRAss.
Dr. CHARLES cEgwL1xE.

The Oswego river isn't navigable far up: for
It iscut ca. BY 4 bridge about half milo
from tho lake, snd smile further up it is cut
of oy a. dam.
Between this briyge and the dam there is
a rift, which is famous place for catching
f sh in lrcars, Tilt out into the middle of the
river, in form like Y, riff, the fork ~ the
stream, and dcwn,ys the lower end there is q
crib into which tie water and fish run, pl,eh-
ing down Il LITTLE fail OF about three Hfeot, and
runs oNt, lc,yyE,: iizVte be- pickeI out BIZ
tne pr0prici0rs oTFhHNsfs.
They used to cafdh lots Of ecls there. and
o rousing fellow, Big as hoy's leg and long
rs q stick Of wood, WAS Thought dear in Oa-
wego at tourpencs. Dut some how, buying
cels. cvon if wc.got them.for nothing, did'n,
suit me, and deternined to steal few OF
them wears up tieif.
!" told Mrs Vert. the young widow that
boarded with, what l was going OF; and
l reckon sho WAS npto them games, for she
furnished mo with 4 piHow-.ase 60 bag my
game and two pairs, OF WOODEN miticns to me
iu nobbing tho slippery cpstomers; .andthus
armed and eq,ippedI set out on my mid
tight ceiling expedition.
| When l cahe abrsst Of the wear. I dis
covered that the skin. I had seen there a,
sun down was.gone y but as knew that the
water wasn't lnorc'n up to my arms I did
not care mach, and SOL, waded Oil to the
wear, where I.ound and bagged about TWEEN
ty real swingcrs.
|. Ny pillow. case was nearly full, and
was just about TO get under weigh for home,
when the cat-grandaddy Of all eels came
walloring dowa into the water. l pitched
into him, bu. my mittc,s had gstso slippery
with the slime of captnrcd eels. that could
mot hold HIM q secosi. There we had it, ftl
about ten mnutes-up nd,down. over and
unGcr, slip slop--tll at last, got mad, ani
making q desperate dive for the old fellow,
got his head into my mouth, and----Wah
fiugh! whats taste, as teeth crunchcd through
and through his head until they met, anc
the big eel dropped quietlNdowu leaving par,
| Of his out-water, bit I'll somewhere about the
eyes, in my mouth. spit it out quicker
and abo,z o6lrny inside fixins" with it.
Wasu*1eick? For about twenty minutes
| tried to turn myself wrong side out like
stocking; ana then pJlaS;eased the old eel
waded ashore, and Iazased for home as if
had swallowed a land crab, and been ridder
for months by double and twisted attach
of Matinee fever.
Next morning, before turned out, heart
the little wilder singing out in the bac.
entry, where I'd sluns my bdg Of eels--
80, Charley Charley come here quick!'
Well, did; and, rs Pm live sinner
there on the floor, among the eels, and tn,
biggest of them all, was laundering grea
black water snake, Nth his nose BIT OF jus
about The eyes.
Those two pigs in tho back yard had OIL
eel breakfast that morning. and Clewlin
sworc an oath never to SO wsdibg about il
tho night after other peoples eels again.
[Capct Bag.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-16

l;s conscience did not bid him shrink from
murder, Of which 40 eye Of man would ever
see the Stain. An unexpected blow would
silence his companion, and leave him on the
boat to drift to land, q sole survivor, quietly
made richer by the wreck. ~ read it in
his eyes," said my informant. :. Tho devil
was in them, and watched him well; but Z
happy sea raised his eide Of the boat-tha
was his opportunity; and Immediately h,
struck q heavy blow upon my head. II he
was the younger l was the stronger, and he
summoned me to strugglefor my life, or for
that chance of life which either.of US hadi
upon the gulf Of waters. There was horri-
Bile wrestling. I ON the only survivor.
IAN that day, and through Stormy.
pitch dark night, lay tossed about, almost.
senseless, in the Bay Of Naples, But, before,
dawn on the second day, my boat wae casts
ashore at TdrredelP Annunziata, and tberes
locked between two rocks. had just
strength to crawl to- the Coast. guard house,
in, which l perceived That lights veres
twinkling. was spurned. My papers rare
demanded.
Faint as I was, in time found it posse,
bic to make the good officials understand my
case, and excuse the production * credentials
from the fishes They took ms3n and treated
me with Christian kindness. Ne.Apoks hid,
frightened them--my face WI Ned, aud
fmy eyes protrudet hike those b. Blister"
The mother Of Raffaelluccio was living 10,
Capri, and l was there when tho news came
back Of her sons fate. In the darkness Of On
October night, the ruined family--lhs bereav-
ed mother and her dangbtsrs-mounted to
their house-top, and turning towards tho sea-.
shrieked wildly for the son aud brother whom
it held from them.
The voice OF woe that then thrilled in my
ears will never he forgotten. never knew
till then what agony could be, not expressed
only, but communicated by the wall of women.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-16

HINTS ON PAPER HANGING" Many a fe-
yer has been caused by tho horrible nuisance
Of corrupt size used IN paper banging in bed
rooms The nausea which tho sleeper IS aware
Of on waking in the morning, in ouch II case,
should be warning needing no repetition,
Down should come tho whole. paper at any
cost sr Inconvenience, for il is an evil which
allows of no tampcring The careless decorator
will say that time will set all' right-tliat the
smell will 60 of-that airing the room well in
the day, aDd barring Some rnngent thing or
other, at n!gbt,'in the meantime, will do very
well. IT will not do very well; fol- health. and
even life, may be lost in the interval. 1t is
not worth while to hayo ones stomach impaired
for life, or ones nerves shattered, for the sake
OF the cost and trouble cfpapering room, or
o whole house if necessary. Tho smell is not
the grievance, but the token of the grievance.
The grievance is animal putridity, with which
wc are shut up when this smell is pcrceptihle
in our chambers. Down should come the
paper; and the wall behind should be scrapcd
clear of every particle of its last covering.
1t is astonishing that SO lazy practice as
that of putting new paper over an old one
should exist to the extent it does. Now and
thc.. an xncident occurs which shows the
effect of such absurd careessness, Not long
ago, handsome house in Lohdon became in
tolerable to succession of residents, who
could not endure a mysterious bad smell
which persaded it when shut up from the outer
air. Consultations we're held about drains, and
all the particu srs that could DO thought of,
and oil in vain. At last, clever young man,
who examined the house from top to bottom,
fixed his suspicious on certain room, where
he inserted small slip of glass in the wall.
II was presently covered, and that repeatedly,
with putrid dcw. The paper was torn down,
and behind it was found mass of old papers
IA inch thick, stuck together with their layers
of size and exhibiting a, spectacle with which
we will not sicken our readers by dcscrib.
inc.-Diekcns' Housekoh Words.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-16
GREAT MEDICAL DIcovERY {.

MYTH such testimony, stronger proof be Civ
w Gu, un,css IL be trlal fths wSiderful Aamptone
observation-disclosures.
LGt ihc afflicted read readi.
BARRkiLynLB, ALLsGAyY. CoUYrY, .(Afd-Jl
May 4, ISL
10 Htssrs. Mortimer G Ao,ob,py:
DEAN Siss In jdsc. Dr. h,mpton's vceetable Tine
turr, wsn To ibiorm yoa thut taken sick u
ID day OF january last, with affection OF the stomach,
bOYe!s, and kidneys. was attended by four eminent
'phy .iians for ,nore than tisan to hLte or
no effect. had semc kaowedgo of the great virtue in
unnttDn'a Iihcturc from one bottle which my wis
had taken two years sin
cale N The c,nslusisn that would take NO more
medicine iron my physicians, but try the Tincture,
ahd avn happy IN inform you hud not tukes it two
days Def felt its powerful influence, upon my
stomach have cnntinutd using thu Hncture, and snA
niw able u leave my room, and aiytconlmon
met without much fNcopyonisnoe pressure IN my
stomach
The afflicted their friends daily visiting me- to
le2n d the sreSt virtue there in this Tucturs VI
HbInpton's.
&psct send you several certiHcatesin fswdays
one especially from young lady who hiss beeu e>utnsd
To her room twelve mouths, wish disease Of the head,
aGeclng rhe brain. - =
Ks~psvu,dly yours, eve. HALL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-16
DIR. ROSES NERVOUS CORDIAL

Tie most Vclaab'e PREPARATION in Medical Science.
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ArFE TONS, will find immediate relief in using this
WONDERFUL CORDIAL 1t cures Neuralgia, Heart Disease,
paptton, Heartburn. Nervous Head Ache Tremor of
the Muse or Flesh, Wastfuness aud all restlossness
Of tho mind or body whether worn down by care, Ia.
Dor, or study
ThiB truly wonderful Medicine from It's pecu,nr hnp.
Ply effect in allaying the most violent Nervous Affection.
and completely eradicatng them from the syEtcm, may
Medicine IT subdues and avers all those Neryous Di,
eases, over which the ost profound medical skiil mss
hthorto had no control 1t is grand resorer in build
Ing up weak constitution already worn down by dis
ease aud debiitated by other medicine; its inric
pr peres act like charm, and Its beneficial esis arr
almost miraculous. Tho weak, the noryous ana thoss
suffering with constant paus and uneasness, are be,
quenty cured by using q single bottle
Price 5ocents aud 70 be had at the storc, ~
I'D. Gilman, VIII. Gilman,
Chnr'e; Ston 20, Samuel nutt,
q 4. CalAn, John W. Nnrn,
Hidvell Iawrruce, Washington civ n q
J. L. kidwcll, Georgetown, ID CT ard th. y.riouD
Drug stores III AcxsndriaS' dc Is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-16

Simple honesty, the naked truth, pure vir-
tue, and a straight-up and down way of deal
ing with the world. have as much advantage
oveNvices, tricks and snatagems in the long
run, as good equere trptting horse has over
q prancing pony or racker, that gees lis mile
or two Ike the mischief, end .y dose Cor the
rest OF his journey.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-16

LNOR RENT, the storc-housr, with dry goojs
II fixtures, on Pennsylvania avenue, be. wsen eth
and 9Th streets lately. occupied by VERIFY Miller.
For particulars enquire OF 4YEiiBY & MILLER.
Miss Dermotts bIIding, corner Of 9TH St and Penn.
avenue. dee J.
DERMUDA ARROW ROOF very .upo
- rior article, just rnociI d. " 4. LpASS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-16

On tho pa-mapcy Of the cure hear him. Stu another
lstt.r from the ebovei
DAHREILynLs, ALIEoAsr COUNTY, (xa.,)
October Is, 1852.
Alescrs. lsorttmer Dc lsnpbrdy:"
DEAR aIns II am happy " infyrm you that tbs day
fnos me In the enjoyment good health, by the use
your iianptous rinciure anlNhe blessing cf (sod
MN enabled 10 pursue my daily avocationS usual,
ai hsvv great desire thai the arctpL should know
.nc great cura i've rowern OF the Iiuctare.
an with respec;, yours, u. W. uALL.
Till; ALMOST MIRACULOUS CURES made W lamp.
ton Vesota 10 Tncture our most re Letal- ri 1.
xens-iuen well gnown aaa tfed-we ch,iirnEs the
world 10 show anything OIL record IN eiicinn tssfunl
y Many hndr,sts Who haze e us healin9 pycers
Nc slDte testimony.
DSsTxoRE, July Q, ls52.
IhcSsrs. hrtner d. Moapbruy: Gents Lust Septsn,e,
Der was at'chei WITH iys eius from which edrepdful
COT t'lGei On my right leg Getting better Of ths,
i'1t November took d Ge.p cold, which led 70 what
my ihysioAn told luz WAS bilious peuiisy, which lett
NE wtb voistant, deeply seated, and paintal cough,
having M rest day or night, and constantly throwing
UP sro.n my iu.ss thira alter. Became much
~ ated growing weah every day. and keeping my beL
Tue sic,ir part o! TIE tigas, My friends thought had
tue consumption, and Ut times also Of tr same
onhiou AT ui,s s;lgc II my dneaae, Alr having tried
ni1ny and various eI,eitr. without success friend
at,tel me 10 Try uR. HAMPToN'S vEC nTAHLH
TlNCuhb, md pr cured NO bottle which nor pro
uoup tue = uaest n4e .icine ever took. efse had
tS'ai the ciutcnt> Of one bottle felt much ian.
rre%E; and nov, having taken but t,co battr, my
eo25s AND ptini hare ea';'tif cft me- and AM
pea 70 AT nj to business. truly say tl,si with
tae blessing Of God, have BEEN restored to tho
hea,h now enjoy by the OF, tins most invaluable
medicine. Yours, WESLEY ROCk,
SehroeCr, near SARATOGA street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-16

roRTsNoUrH. Cvn-) Aug. 1s, 1851. :.
0T.J = Bo,sh--ljear Sir: Viii am In general
opposed to Patent MeIicnes caudor compes me to sats
that have great confidence In the virtues of Hamp-
tons Vegetthc Tn"ture For several mouths pa.t I
hay" used 1t in my iauily, and in dyspepsia loss of ap.
petite, dizziness. and general debility with entire sue
'es so Tar my experience extends therefore, taio
pleasure In recommending it tn the afflicted NJ rafs
aud efficient remedy. VERNON EsKRIDGE,
For sale BY c. stott 4 Co., Washington, D. @.
Wallace Elliet cor. + md 18th sta.
D. b. Clarke, cor. Md av. 4 18th at.
j Winner, 6thst,, penr louisiana ~.
Mclntire's, cor. T ana 1th SC.
Gray Ballantyne, 7th st., near 4
X. :. Z. Cissell, Georgetown.
Q. G. Berry, Alexandria, Va.
And by Druggists generally everywhere
MORTIMER 4 MOwBRAY,
General Agents, Baltimore nj,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-13
WHERE TINE MAYOR STANDS

SEATTLE BELIEVE that the police force has
gamblers recognition OF the
claseys as sOsss gamblers Of Terdsreir district
PEOPLE BELIEVE that the police have been used to help the
ciarsys twenty Of all gamblers profits
PEOPLE BELIEVE huss has been fully eosns
an o what taking place.
Even gambling Seattle
actively interested In seeing
OF help given him duns
political
They interpret
he aSti officials
fool He does not out
porch voice chief sui
what they Keep all Of these IL
the dispute is adjusted"
The Mayor does do things that Any Instructions when
impaired privately What passes be-
world through
subsequent actions OF Chief
is foot throwing
enforce certain laws
weekly has stated s
claneys control the
gambling All elrcumsanta evidence
points o. trying
penny There
SON..
that he does
back his rec
Everybody knows hathe "
posted He Is not such
chief Of Police 10 rule him
suppose would allow
policy Of the liberation
gambling months just for the fun OF
showing he
WHEN GAMBLING THIS rs CLOSED IT rs CLOSED BY
THE MAYORS ORDERS. AND FOR DEFINITE PURPOSE
Anybody differently las cobwebs his mind
stands The fight
gambling and the head OF the city ad-
nnstraion overthrow the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-13
What J. o. Lindsay Knows Of the
Region To Be Opened BY the
Alaska Central Railway

r. o. Lindsay. OF 723 18th avenue
south. has spent several years Ia that
part ~ interior Alaska which will
be opened up by this Alaska Central
railway.
1T Is my opinion" says Mr.. Lind
say. that the peninsula between the
Tanana and the Yukon. where the
Alaska Central will run. will prove to
be one Of the most valuable gold
fields In Alaska,
The creeks in that region are
turning out better every year.
What they lack ~ transportation,
and the Alaska Central will supply
mat. II VIII be q greater gold field
than the Klondike.
In the Tanana Valley ! have seen
az fine wheat and barley grow 10
maturity as I ever saw In any part
OF the United States.
The soil there ~ very rich. and
profitable agriculture may be carried
on very extensively.
The southern part Of the road
where u extends through the timber
belt OF the Susitna valley, Will bring
% interior Alaska a supply Of lum-
Der which hns been one Of the great
est needs.
Altogether, I consider that the
NlHshh 'tntFhl railway iH one of
the most feasible enterprises ever
undertaken, and that Il viii pay
large dividends. There IN no aties-
ton that It VIII open 40 the best
part Of Alaska"
Mr.. Lindsay Is man of intelIi-
gence and experience. What nc has
10 say OF the country tributary 10
the route Of the Alaska Central Rail-
way simply corroboratea the testi-
mony Of everybody who has been
there, Including the reports OF the
government geological surveyors.
The $50 preferred stock OF the
Alaska Central Railway. now selling
az $3.50 per share 60 complete the per-
manent survey and prepare for the
floating Of bonds. Is thus proven 10
be an Investment without equal in
the state Of Washington.
Read the prospectus and PASS II 10
some friend.
This Is q Seattle enterprise and
backed by the best business men in
seattle
Send IN your application as early
as possible.
ALASKA CENTRAL RAILWAY
COMPANY.
2l5-16 Denny bldg. 1903 Second Ave.
Telephone Main $40.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-13
Y. M. C. A.

Evangelist John NJ Dean, who iH
now IN Portland. will return 60 this
city va time 60 preach next sunday nt
the y n. G.. A. He viii remain in
Seattle until July ~, when he leaves
Tor Europe, While here he Will
preach the regular Y. NJ, G.. a, SUM
day afternoon acrmoun, and conduct
two Bible classes open Go both men
aud women. lie contracted "a faNer
az his work ga the Philippines. ana
since that time has not been IN good
health. One object Ut his coming
hcrc Ia TO undergo q course OF treat
mont in the - NJ. G.. A.. under the
direction OF Dr. ]. r. Eagleson and
Physical Director nouthitt.
r q. Mcdonald won the third con
test for the Lippy medal last night
AZ the Y, NJ, G.. 4. lie scored 80
points, W. q Howard. ats points. and
Jess Mclaughlin. 3lS points. II Nc.
Donald wins the medal two moe,
years it win be given % him
The events last night were 100
yard potato race, i9pnund shot put
running high jump, ts.foot rops
climb. and hair milo run.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-13
WOMTN'g WORLD

should be no trouble. Put a half
gallon o. naphtha in a foot-tub. and
lmmtrse the collar. muff. or what
ever II may be. lifting Il IN and out
several times. and rubbing any
solled spots. DRY In the Sun-a part
Of the process which II necessary.
S~ssssr Coffee Coats
The new coffee coats arc perhaps
the greatest surprise among the
swagger things shown this spring
They are tiny affairs. made with "A
box plated frill that reaches Just
70 the waist line al the hack. but
with a decided dip In front. THIS
box plated friii falls from a yoke.
which II completely hidden By eie-
CANT Irish crochet collars. round IN
shape. The full bell sleeves have a
fall Of accordion plated chiffon in
side. The lining Is white taffeta.
and the coat collarless. These
Frenchy little wraps are 10 be worn
with beautiful reception gowns.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-13
GREAT CONNECTION
CAUSED BY REPORT
OF A BURNING SHIP
OTHER THINGS HAPPENING ABOUT WATERFRONT WHICH IN.
TEREsT MARINERS AND THOSE WHO DEAL WITH THEM

A panic nearly ensued In the Jes-
sic Shirley band last night. They
were sitting up in the cupola OF the
only uptown theater b1aring away
at Schubert's Serenade when the
man who handles the slide trombone
though he saw blaze OF fire far
out In the bay. He was about 10 do
a fancy run on the instrument when
the reflection IN the atmosphere
nickered again. He dropped his pun
pun instantly and gasped IA ship
on fire" The Serenade was forgot
ten and all eyes riveted on the burn
ing ship. The leader. cool. calm and
collected Immediately ordered a Sc
lection from the Hot time" This
they played without music, their eyes
gzuging time from the blinking
biazes of the burning ship far out
in the bay. A figure approached in
the cleaning. II was Colonel Russell
The report had reached him and he
carried a ten-foot telescope in his
left hand. Slowly he adjusted the
atar-gazer TO mathematical nicely
and turned II on the flarlng object.
Then everybody took a peep. II was
a burning ship sure enough.
"See the crew jumping from the
rigging" exclaimed an excited
member Of the band
Maybe the ships caught fire from
the volcanic eruption at Martinique"
suggested another"
Il think our music did It," said a
third.
The crowd on the street below
caught the excitement and the news
became quite general around town
for a while that big ship had been
burned to the waters edge out IN
the bay. About an hour afterwards,
when the band had been transformed
into an orchestra and was discourse
ing the selection THE Poet and
Peasant" within the theater a tow
Eey-headed urchin who had been of
on tour Of inspection for himself,
approached Colonel Russell at the
door and whispered. TT amt no ship
afire at all. Me ladder Gays dat
dere Jest burning slabs at Blakeley.
OATS ALL" The colonel patted the
kid on the head and told him to 20
IN and take a box.
The Northern Commercial 20. IL
going to build a large warehouse at
skagway, It Is said. where shipments
en- route 10 Dawson VIII be stored.
awaiting transportation thither.
The steamer White Horse was
launched al White Horse on May z.
Everybody in town WAS on the river
side 70 witness the affair, aud cheer
ed Justify AS the steamer splashed In
10 the water.
The steamer Dlrlgo. Of the Alaska
steamship line. sailed for Alaska last
night. carrying 100 passengers. chief
~ Japa and Chinks for the northern
canneries.
Hall brothers, the shipbuilders at
Port Biakeley, have received q con
tract 10 build "A new schooner ~
large capacity for SWEET. LOOpe r.
Davenport. Of San Francisco. There
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-13
DOUBLE SUICIDE

LEWISTON. Idaho. May Ia pr.
J. =. Lsadbrcoke. a prominent phyai-
elan. and Winnie Booth. tho ta-ycar-
old daughter 81 the Rev. o. ~.
Booth. both ~ Moscow. Idaho. com.
mittsd suicide In the same room In
a hotel In orc Elmo Sunday night.
Their bodies were discovered ycstwr-
day. Hypohsrmic injections of NOR
phine were used. The physician was
a married man and the Elfi was 0f
tho highest standing In her hume
city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-13
dow 70 Clean Ermina

E-mine that is slightly soiied may
be cleaned at home without sending
II TO the furrier. where its handling
viii be expensive. Naphtha VIII
clean II excellently, but the process
Is rather a risky one. II undertaken
out OF doors and on not too cold a
day. when sometimes the air r. so
charged with electricity that a little
rubbing win produce q spark. there
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-13
u. S. CIVIL SERVICE

The q. s. civil service commission
announces that on June 10 examina.
lions viii be held for forostry Ia
Spcctors IN the Philippine service
-Four $500 and two $500 positions
are 90 be allied
On June ~. IS 10 examinations
win be held FOR cadets IA the rev.
enue service. salary $500 per annum
and one daily ration. A cadet may
be commissioned after two years
service. Applications for cxafnlnn.
tions should be made to the accre-
tary OF the iocai examining board
az the p0stoficc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-13

Hall brothers intend moving their
ship yard from Blakeley 70 Eagle
harbor and putting IN large ways
there.
The steamer Bertha. Of the Alaska
Commercial line, sailed for the north
this morning. She took north - sol
diers In charge of Lieutenant H. X.
Taylor. They go 70 Fort Liscum to
relieve the garrison there.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-13
LEROY ESCAPES

VANCOUVER n. G.. May ia
David Leroy. who attempted six
years ago 20 murder Nathan Phil
lips. the Seattle lswelrr. and FOR
whom there "a a reward out of 500.
was last Tuesday arrested az an In
dian village up the coast BY De-
tective Wylle. % this city. but on
the way 20 a steamer landing made
his escape. The fault Il attributed
to Constable Lucas. who had the
man IN charge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-13
MORTALITY RECORD

The funeral Of Grace Ellen Will
Jams was held from the family resi-.
dence. $40 Union street. at O'Clock
this afternoon.
Funeral services Of Pearl Palmer
were held from the residence In Co.
lumbia city at O'Clock this after
noon Interment was at Lake View
cemetery.
The funeral of Dominica Pedano
was held from the Church Of the I'M
maculate Conception at o'clock this
morning.
The body Of Myrtle NJ. Esary was
buried In Lake View cemetery this
afternoon. The funeral services were
held from the First Baptist church
at 2s30 O'Clock this afternoon.