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Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-13

The Parish Aid Of Trinity cathedral will
hold a sale OF Christmas novelties at the
Gardner Memorial parish house Saturday
morning, December 10. beginning at IL
o'clock. We will also serve a Inner at
the same place from IL to 8.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-13
Tell This 90 Your wife.

Electric Bitters cure female complaints.
surely and safely; dispell headaches. back
aches. nervousness or no pay. SOC. For
sale by Kuhn & Co,
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-13
Grand Annual Bali.

Given for the benefit of the church by
Society OF Russian Israelites, Sunday even
ing. December IA, 1902, at Woodmen of the
World hall, Sixteenth and Capitol avenue.
Tickets, per couple, so cents.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-13

The genuine old and reliable Santa Claus
as usual makes his headquarters at the big
store of Hayden Bros. Take the children
to see him Saturday night.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-13
Holiday Rates via wabash Railroad.

On December Is. 10. 20 and 81 the Wabash
will sell round trip tickets from Chicago
TO many points in Canada at half fare.
Tickets good returning January 10. 1903.
Call at Wabash corner 1901 Farnam street,
or address Harry E. Moores. G. A. P. D.,
Omaha. Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-13

You cam realize how much your dollar
will buy till you've visited the store of
Hayden Bros. Read about the great holiday
bargains on Page Z.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-13
Attention, Delegates!

A special meeting of the Omaha Central
Labor union is hereby called to meet at
Labor temple Saturday evening, December
IS, at s o'clock p. m. Matters of urgent
Importance. II. w. M'VEA.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-13
MnrrIage Licensea.

Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
to the following:
Name and Residence. Age.
John Anderson. Omaha ...,............... 81
Matilda Lindell, Omaha.................. %
Robert A. Platz, Omaha. ................ p
Nav a. Warner. Omaha. %
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-13

Last seasons toys will be closed out
Saturday at half price. Orchard & Will
helm.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-13

Bigger and better bargains than ever
Saturday at the big store of Hayden Bros.
Read about them ON Page Z.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-13
Announcements of the Theaters.

There is an ad. on Page 7 which will
pay you to read. 1t is Hayden Bros.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-13

KELLEY, STIGER G. CO.,
Fifteenth and Farnam SITS.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-13

These resolutions have been adopted by
the Real Estate exchange:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-12-13

Little need be said Of the APP
propriateness Of these garments
for gifts-but there should be
judgment exercised in their selec-
ton. Ours are made for us spe-
cially-made as we know they are
wanted and as they should be.
For the investment required you
cannot give anything that will bear
your compliments more sincerely
than n of these smoking Jackets
that we are showing at
s.. so, 81. rs, ST. and $3.50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-01
never TOUCHED
THIS Youth

n. H. Burns. a boy ~ ycars old.
plays hookf from school to go fish
Inc. refuses 10 obey his father and
holds In contempt the orders Of the
superior court.
The youngster was cited 10 appear
before Judge Toiifian this morning
10 show cause why he had not at Z
tended school. bus he failed 10 show
sp.
HIS father. Charles burns. how
ever. Was present. ana told the court
that the lad was naturally good. but
had been lead aEtray BY the bad
boys OF the nesghbofhood. when
asked why hts son VAS absent from
court. the father. who appears 60 be
q kind.hearted. labofing man. re-
Piled
We'll Judge. yesterday morning
he left home after telling me he was
going to sunday school ! thought
II kind Of funny nf the time for
he doesn't like sunday school. and
--wcll, ] haven't seen him since.
A. the ufeent request OF tho father.
Judge Toilman granted the boy one
week more 60 enroll himself In
school. and u at the cnd OF that
time. he stu persists In playing
truant. an cndeavor viii be made to
place him IN the reformatory.
Fred Wye and J. Peare Mcknight.
two other boys. against whom
charges had been hied for not at
tending school failed 20 appear In
eouIt this morning. Neither were
fffeF parents pfe=enL
Assistant Prosecuting Attorney W.
g. Keith was Instructed 90 take any
measures he deemed NJ to bring the
lads IN court. And. In consequence,
this AFTERNOON the boys will be placed
under arrest by a deputy sheriff.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-01

ceive any message from hlni. Then
out o. fespeet 60 the mefaofy Of the
late frpfeHsutatiNe Russell OF Goa
u~cttcut the houre adjourned.
HOUSE 81 Representative
There Was a sood attendance IN the
rouse Ions before the hour had ar
ttN~d Toe tile aaae mblins The meme
hers gsiherud early. chatting and
eitcunsing prosp%ctiss isstrls tim.
fhc Exchange OF congratulations was
iu ORDER AaseaG the Fe-eiseted mem
berr The arrival of the Fenefabie
Uncle Joe Cannon wss the signal
for AZ ovation which was eraelously
Acknowledged - the distinguished
nsfnbsr fNoza Illinois
Pushing aisoul on the fieof were
eFowdH pf visitors. mostly women.
ali anxious ~ obtain tickets white n
would entitIe them to seats to Wit
ness the oifehinE Of congress. The
opening Of congress IA distinefivsiy
women'a day. and women were
present In great crowds. Fashtenab4
~ dressed IN bright c9iefH. they be-
gan invading the galleries aH early
az 10 o'clock Most OF the sections
were filed with women and children.
and the time up to the noon hour
vas aTeni chiefly IN admirinr the
floral tributes which adorned the
members desks Many Of these ucfe
u great beauty and some Of the M.
hogany desks were almost hidden be.
meath their fragrant burdens.
Speaker Henderson found his desk
hsaped high aith floral tributes from
his many friends and admirers He
was cordially greeted hy his col
icaEaee. y ho without exception. q
may be reids sincerely regret that he
Viii soon disappear from the arena
Whsre ~ has been such Z prominent
ana Influential figure FOR SO many
years.
Before the KHsri Eel the appearance
u Mrs Roosevelt IN the gallery ere
at~d a afr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-01

refuruinE boards u Kew York. Texas
And tcuurcticats which had fsliss 70
issue certificates 20 members chofs4.
af the late eisefiaH - nii vacancies
Cannon 6Hopped hill into the has
sgt preudinE an appropfistiop OF
tsl.oee 10 pay The expenses OF The
snftaf scite caruniisNiuu hiil Wae
inkfodacsd by Brow niow Of Tenuss
eea 20 create = kgfean 81 public
resds In tts department ~ aafieul-
tssfs. The psfpess hslax 80 secssa ma
tfonai aud state and local co-opefe-.
tkpn for the psfnlanenf improves
a.rni % public hishpaYn- .
Congressman TaYier ~ ohio threw
a tofnb into the Democratic runks
Nhortiy after the prsiiminarien were
thnaukh with ~ offering feseiu.
ttpu calling for al tnyefttKatfun into
the tltis % Carter Glass. nsely
sirfsa msmbsf from Virginia. % =
seat The question raised bf the
resolution was Whistler negroes arr
not unis Sfuliy deprived % the fran
ehise II WAS fsfsrfr8 - the eofa.
inIster on elections. Of which Toyicr
10 chairman
At itso Speaker Henderson ap-
pstntsd bingham. Hitt aud Richard
son n committee 10 Walt on the pres
leant and INFORM hifr that TIE haHsF
ives On session and prepared 20 re-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-01

closed by the Saturday night order
thiyf sullivan intimated ttrs morn.
ms that there would be no further
ortert for At isaHt "a hours,
IN the lower part 90 the city idle
mon are everywhere The close up "
the house aiaae has put hundreds Of
men out Of employment aud there
are hangers ON by the secr-e also
idle.
AZ Is the belief OF the joufneymsn
gamblers a. well 40 many az tho
bosses, that the police dspaF trusnt
has been Toe lax In it, dealings With
thirNea burglars and highway men
and that the present close up IL due
more 90 pahlie uprta Hn against
crime rure and simple than against
rarlhiing and aih1r vices that are
not crimes ner as, as lawyers say
Most u them aFe philosophical
they hsNe seen the town closed be-
t"r~ and the present pltuatto=a il 70
them 40 worse than others they have
been In In other words. they have
seen nieker Kittens than this svt
Weil'f
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-01
CONGRESS ASSEMBLIES
FOR SHORT SESSION
Members of Both Houses Preparing TO Distinguish
Themselves by Taking Fall Out Of the Trusts

WASHINGTON. u. G. Dee. A.
Both heasss met promptly At noon
A. Is.t1 the senate adjourned uasli
tomorrow out Of re.pee. 10 the asets
Of senator Mcmillan Of Michigan.
The resignation Of Rev W "A. NM.
burn, caspian Of The senate. we
piaeea IN the hands Of l'rssla.n,
Frys ina snoFnins before congress
opened. The cause Of the resisnas
tian W. poar health. The reHikRa-
loo aaz quite unexpected and thsar
h likely 70 BE- quite contest fos tlla
risSe. Caspian MtitufH - perI-
oerzt and has held on foF many yeafn
IN = HeHubiifan senate By reason 81
hla personal popularity and he
phS steal iufirmity.
u had been agreed IN advance 70
swear In the new ssstahsfa. even
Though thsy were unpfot lfed nth
credentials. there being no threats AZ
snY contest This plan Wan chosen
ora account OF the tardiness 81 the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-01
FOR QUEEN ANNE
FIRE STATION

Three bits for tte construction OF
Tho Queen Anne fire station were
opened by Secretary Baeley Of the
board OF public works Saturday Al
we're above the appropriation made
BY the city council
The bids are. ]. l.. Jenkins. 81. es7
with tls6 additional u brick ~ used
Tor the flooring Harding =. Allan.
t1,kQQ. with 80 for brick lloogiuf
khd Woerck a Rehrens. 81 81. frou
which amount sisk Il to be deducted
II wooden flooring Ia used.
The appropriation made IL th.ooo.
The bids viii be referred to the city
council.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-01
To SCARE /
PRESTON
Object Of Caucus at
Tacoma Yesterday

TACOMA. Dec. i.--Haroia Pres.
TONS friends did not set toEsther yes
serday. I, was a lonely vietI Which
GOV. Mcbride and his eeteTiss Of
state senators kept at the DoHneiiy
hotel. They waited throughout the
day for the arrival OF the King coun.
~ delegation OF senators. but tleif
patience war not literally rewarded.
Two out Of the seven put In an an
pearance. These were senators
Palmer aud Tucker. Or. smith,
whose visit, was especially desired.
sent word early In the day that " he
did not come he would telegraph. IT.
Smith telegraphed. II Was given
out here that 70 reach the Interurbau
10 time he would have had TO travai
over 20 miles OF muddy road In a
very vet rain. Hence his abasnos.
The four others were sick or busst
Senator Palmer went hosne AZ {
O'Clock. but not sntii he had been
placed on the rack IA the asvernof's
rooms. Senator Tucker stayed FOR
further conferences with the few Nc
fride- pfesten men that had rcnrafa :
ed over after the meeting u tka
pfevissA tVenlnG The work az.
tempted was a hold-up Of the Kiss
county senator FOR the comfniss lrnl
u went far enough 10 scare Preston
but no farther, preaton'H sehato<iai
friends in ki1g are for Preston. thAy
say, they are not for the cofnmisl
sion. The whole object Of the meet
ing. as Il has leaked out. was 10
break into Senator Smiths support.
or at least Into his promises. IN or.
der to strengthen the support % the
railway cetpmiaslon. Vote for the
commission, or Preston II a dead
one wss the eFllei aud harsh prcpe.
sltion presented With oily and round
about insinuations. To this spgries
Of threat. Il IL understood that War
burton. Nouitrny. rs loyal Preston
supporters, only lent passive Rsaens
for such values ms their silence might
have. Sharp WAS chief Spokesman
on this point, and e is aaid was r.ry
blunt. He let n be understood Tint
Preston and the commission murt
stand or fall together
II doen not appear, however, that
anything was accomplished except IA
throw a scare Into Pfcaton'e support
err.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-01
COLUMBIA
WAKES UP
Will Try to Do Bust
ness on Panama
Canal

wAsHINaToN. Dec. i.-senor
lierran, OF the Colombian legation.
called Oh Acting Secretary Of atale
IAN THIS afternoon and Informed
him that Minister Coacha. owing %
~ health. had been obliged TO go 20
New York indefinitely ADD that dur
ing conchs'a absence Heffan " eH-
pocisliy empowered 90 conduct the
PANAMA canal Negotiations in behalf
o. Colombia.
Although the state department has
act received OniciL adVieer 20 tina;
erect, Il q aeueraiiy believed that
Conchs has been recalled on account
of DISQUALIFICATION with hts diplomacy.
dba that ftafran will act as minister
been nswed-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-01

me county cnuztai~>ioucrn on SAT-
ur1af ANNOUNCED an Increase ~ me
Aai4fieA OF cnripur fepatien eIipiufed
tn tounty offices Efhc raise IN retro.
active "a NhH mate effective from
TuFenit1s
fsIse nay IL ehfsf deputies r. In
cree red finm $40 20 flfe ns' mouth
tonhIffF IN tht off'tes o. 'rtHh1fer.
aaafttf and clerk ARE raised ffeIn
sff 81 10 $40
fhitf ~ trtfnfs IN thc auditory.
elefFn and ff1HFuHef'H offisra arr
lf,f fuhnr1 to gie0 pef month
1'ifr ninii llrf and ~ frstEi On
fieft ~ fhe tsc1ltftr's office VII
ieAtff Forth fr~ri ft 80 441teal Of Al.
Tite f4iafif1 ~ Aa.h RAM fs4t
I'M .iSf 81 lrfrfIIr ~ ~ tttitef'f
afffe are fffastsd ~ lht nef
she.tIlt. TNf Iof44rf " fnffeftt :
b ~ add tho leflss 10 faq
The rfr ~ eHfrHtlul tlefH and
AZ nss Ait tleft IN ne terh'r office
4 lsa sed frosn 81 ~ % sfp'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-01

Aif.wArKnu win. pc. f.+-'l1s
international reAnler't Union lftfr
ia HnnuA1 convention IN Miiw4'iN s.
tofaF with deitxa'ef n ntttf 3''ll. 2
|ffvsn The subordinate nsaEer s1f0vth-
uuf the eoanfff The session fna
tinreH one week ana Ilroui1ns ~ Y 2
OF more than ordinary infereef % tlle
craft Tnu most IupoftnHt work Viii
be 70 adept ntaautcn 60 more thor
onahiy organize sisf eat lakes lfd
fcffif< the fHintskt uf SC acme yetfe
ANo whtn NE deck naHRtH were dfpos
rtA ~ The Dyannlafsions prsunlf
thffE Nofaefr n3 nifAeh tfcfi n
ths etafs.en Nsln Ottrr tefit. Il tfi
VIA Dt e1nsi1nift ana VIII i yi|l
ltffft al aeanIt Roth o. ~ ,
eater ana tht thalu . I-r,
a offun no International httsfft
HftrtutFiafelf dctiNrea hn iltt&4
cation uf The dlettlHt Of l'i fsrft
frhlta, Union pt-lsafi. ftat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-01
DEATH WAS
ACCIDE AL

PARIS. Dec. THE American
doctors who held n special autopsy
over the body OF AIrH. Gore today
submitted a report upon the cause
OF her death.
They usfee with the French YER
dict that the fatality was Aeciden-
tai. The report says that one strong
point In faver Of the accident the
ory IN that the ball passed between
open cyciidn. II n said that tho
lids would have closed instinctlvely
from fear had she peen threatened
with danRnr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-01
WANTS DAMAGES

AE0a fostaf = music teacher, sus-
tanned a fail from n moving stree,
ear last April. and - nov suing thu
asattic Electric Cofnpany for $1,000
fanlnren
The ease was called fof trial IN
judge Morris department Of the ~
rerf0f court this morlIuH
The piaintlr aller~n that iEamesii
steiy after she had boarded the low
sr step ~ a car. At the corner Of
Pftr street and Arcand avenue. Il
started asidd~riy. ant she VAS thrown
viai-utiy onto the pavement. Her
spine wes wreuchsd. ifer side bruised
and one les 80 badly injured -fhst
snftroas veins have resulted.
The defense contends that thu
nfaIutir contributed 10 the Arrifent
by her own negligence. m attempt
snE 70 beard the car Just ~ u had
started.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-01
CFSlS-F SULLIVAN
CLOSES ALL GAMES
Been Turned Since Saturday Night
c Department May Be Changed
Political Row

had been established. The city eoun.
81 vas also elpasca and the result
ase the who'e scheme fell through
pa haiaei che cnmity Of
kHlNNeHs although he .ftil ru4
t ~ friendship of the maNet.
sta lhhlina Was publicly repft-
ns - ~ the ehl@f and then re-
eaefa Ga tho rank OF a patrolman.
atdeAaH no ztih wears citi4eH's
aiuriar nisht. after the ar
W e. me seneral Closeup had been
tkHH| star rH nhsf fnrsuitas lon
- the gamblers ard thesr attosf s4a
VT hel1 sea James street sah a.
fhefr pr scn'i tsrFsHsntlur the his
~ yes ID the fzset district pefs
eept - j. ANi-s Lave sfUsir. Ian
ita%festan. Eiile aisfsaN. Mad. S.s4
ten aud Prank Clancy Win Ieha
nasa anA WIZ " Norris. both well
titeNn lawyers they were ciusefed
tar several hours. when they came
oNt. from their fAges II might have
been judged that saas9 new srhess~
had been worked cut pronefls.
Asnans the rfst words SPOKEN A.
the gamblers linsd up akainrt he
bar yer< ~rke king s dead. Ions
The ksmbs,rs In me I'm town aas-
tviei are utrsrsiy opposed 10 the
afesenf ehiet of police. and II any
thing N their power ran rerseve him.
u VII be done. The scFk ef frnoez
Ing a chief Of police has ia the past
been but a matter Of little time, ami
this time u "A thought that the ram
htsfs Will accomplish their end yeFe
shaftly. The last ehses Of pailse was
martyr 60 the administration
pciieS.
II l. public talk that the present
chief was well aware az the fact thai
the gamblers were against him aud
that this Vas one Il the reasons for
ire elose up Saturday n.Eht. n uas
'fhe est shot II the battle Sullivan
was taFnefed. The satnhsrs wsFe
aE.inAs him on oue side the threat
q 4 srsna jury "a smother, Hack Of
the gamblers vas oppositiQn trana
Mayor hures and back - THE grand
jury tareat a sanders war
fahiir gambling. dance halls ard
~ card knfnes. even tho poker
ka<A~~ IN the rear II ssieans. Nere
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-01
TAKES LOTS
OF lev

WASHINGTON. Dec. 1. - Entl-
mates made BY the various depart
mcnts plaee the amount needed 20
run the government for the finrni
year ending June 20. leoa at tfsa.-
$4,000 This u sz.eoo. 900 lees than
the actual appropriations already
made Reductions have been made
in the military and IA public works
The iareest single item II that %
pensions. which n nearly tito. 6oo. 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-01
LONELY ANO
DESpONDEN7


Death by drowning n the verdict
OF the physicians who yesterday
made a peat moftem examine tieu Of
the body ef Mrs. Mary Jane shep-
ard. which VS. found near the West
Pctnt liehtkouse Friday evening Mrs.
shepard was the wife 81 aae % the
assistant lighthouse tenders and re-.
Gently Joined him AZ bis pest she
ha a complained Of loneliness and
ther~ are these who believe she
drowned herself IN a NJ II d.Hpsaa {.
sncy.
Shepard. who found the body after
weary search for his missing wifi.
believes that the woman died From,
natural eauszs ara that the rtsinE
tide washed her body up cate the
beach. Tie report % the autopsy
rhgricisne however. partially dis.
pToNra this theory
The West roint lighthouse q slf-
uatcd On iaaeiY ssad pIt. about
sis miles north Of Seattle and near
ballard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-01


The Seattle Y. NJ. &. A. baaket,<ali
team saturday night proved IL
clufns % the title uf champions %
the Pacific coast. Inspired b IustN
roofing ~ seofes 81 frttuds AZ the
armery. the local boys tech ths eraca
tenn frpfn oakland. CAL. down th4
lltt ~ The 4fe % e to I
Feuttlc tffi r ~nif'ovtr with he
proud CALIFORNIA; Speed skill and
Iran work Efeinxt loose, bot srn-
sionnl brilliant play won the aameI
Thr fnarA WIN meet again tonight
Ht tfr Asmofy The cpntfet ~ faf
thc tttfHptmshlp ~ tie rafiiir
Icanrt. rht Vlurir1 tSant ~ two
Furft 90. 81 iheee " 20 ~ declared
1.-The fIampIeA
However tiit relative fitcHnlh o.
ftt tNn letns was Demonstrated hc
frssfIp Sstuf1AS nifht thnt3t Il. 4Gn-
rft.ly come 4ed that q VII sFv hAt
Two xRu4ss tn decide .1a 81 a,uil
fAiu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-01
MINISTER
IS DEAD
|REv. mARrIN srEinKE, A PROM.
isGNT LUTHERAN, PASSES
AWAY

Rev. Martin gteinke. who for the
past year has been assisting Df.
knappe, pastor Of the German Evan
Eeiieai Lutheran church. died a. his
residence at Green Lake yesisrda,
afternoon. Mr.. eteinke. during the
absence Of REV. knappe ia Europe.
had charge OF the church.
Death resulted from heart disease.
from which the deceased had SUI
ftrsd but a few days. lie leaves a
widow. He was 81 years Of age. DR.
Knappc ana other friends speak In
the highest terms Of him a. man
and a sch0laf.
The funeral win b. from the chapel
Of Huttcrworth a Sons "Wednesday
afternoon at 80 o'clock. Services
will also be held IN the Church st the
corner Of Terry avenue and Stewart
street at o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-01
MUST SHOW UP

Charles v. Russell has neglected
10 comply with the order made by
che superior court November ~. re-
auiring him 70 pay 5000 alimony
to hts wife. Elizabeth Russell, and
$500 fees to her attorneys.
The fact Of his dlrobedience was
presented 10 Judge He'll this morn
Ing. ana the dilntory husband Was
cited to appear At 3 80 a. m. Dccem-
Der I. 20 show cause why he should
not be punished for contempt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-01
READY To
COUGH UP

LONDON. Ies LIT IL stated IN
fipiomatic circles that tensaoela
has yieised IN paft 20 the dsmAnda
OF Germany eud f.nEtand a. 20
claims put IN - eitireHs Of thuas
countries Tire concessions are con.
ptet with q request for a Huffirtent
delay % contemplated presentation
OF a joint uifin4atum ~ Germany
ard Great Britain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-01
HELD FOR
BURGLARY

Hrff. who was arrested on sus-
ftrn OF having had hand IN the
cois-np Of the Mullen gambling
tse, has been charged with bur
tfy IN different case. When De-
tsetifes Barbee and Wappenstein
sent 70 his room after they had arr
s-nifa him. they found the ipunder
,lym a burglary that had been COM
n..,,-d IN house nearby. Hun was
s'enning 81 sol Ycaisr way.
The Mullen hoid-up IL still under
s1estisntion, and more arrests with
/" are expected ~ any time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-01

OF uaiau transportation. ana the en.
faeflRhinsnt of an office for the In
tef natiaDAl Heameus Union
Secretary FraFisfss annual report
recon sfncnaa that aees for the rafifte
Athletic ard LAKE districts be ma IL
= cents monthly Ihe marine cooks
aud stewards Of the Pacific coast vii
hecasne n,enhfrs Of the International
union at this convention.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-01
SHELTER
ASSURED

wHATcoM. Dec. -sufficieat
eastern capital has been raised ard
the much discussed proposition for
a nuirsfer on Tisiliasham bay ID new
= settled fact G. y. Larshee Of
rsirhasea interested ntaney~d men
ia the enterpfi-e On Ms resent trip 10
toe LAT A ate has been #elscted
near Chuckahat hay. The enterprises
will Be great factor IN upbuifdfnk
mining infcresfs In ire Ne Baker
district. wf'lch nov has three st@ Esp
mills and two more ready 20 - in
- spon - the srnriter n In opera
ton
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FERGUSON
IS FREE
ALLEGED EnBezxLEH ALSO
kuTEls ExoNEp<TED av sE-
hTTlE LAWYERS

That there we're no grounds for
~ xfr<st ef Captain w r. Fereuf
sc1 - charge ~ ensnesxiemsnt IL
~ The k<it~f " JudGs q II. Aiiens
= tt< fap firm % Alien 4 Alien.
F<rE<<@n Nss ARRESTED IN Seattle
80 ziu N Victoria through what
~ fHs=.e cut 10 have been a mis-
apprehension Of facts. No charges
I-fr k<<n flied against him and ths
n&f<u Who caused his arrest COM
DH<<fY sxnnerate him and hia aitor-
~ G. 3 Blaekefs.
NfrythinE appears to have heen
r9risr m Mr.. FerEusons Nome
er4nk< with his san Franchise
p<e<:Cak.
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ooise 10 EUROPE

" W ~ Cooper. manager % the
marine Insurance department % the
arm u Calhoun. Denny a Ewina.
starts on q business aud pleasure tfir
to Europe Wednesday. 10 be Eone
three months. lie viii visit Chicago,
New York. Liverpool. Glasgow. Bsr-
tn and Dresden.