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The Yale expositor., 1902-05-02
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Art Studio ! ! !
MeISel Block. PORT HURON

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the Photographic art. We are prepared
20 do your work right aud at reason
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They can tell as much as we can.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-01
FIVE STATES PLEDGED
TO FIGHT the GRASPING
CLUTCH OF MONOPOLY


nent l. given 70 any proper proceed.
inea that may be Instituted, ~ any
court having jurisdiction over the
matter. and In any OF the states rep
rraentrd al the meeting with the sx"
ceplion % idaho. whose laws. u II
said. do not Apply directly 80 The
point ef issue. Cooperation Of all
who we're present 10 pledged.
Appeal to ceaEren
A neeond resolution was passed
which in preamble nsstee the details
az the thFeatenea CONSOLIDATION and
classes IL a. inimscai 70 the puhiic
welfare Following B. the resolution:
Resolved. First. that ths con-
sfe<s ~ f1se gnlset States be- md
il hereby. requested 20 inveAisate
the general subject and take suitable
action thereon.
Second. THAT power should be
granted 10 the Interstate commerce
commission 60 hx maximum rates
upon Interstate grnffic and 10 rcwu.
late the Same. third. that copy 81
these resolutions be forwarded 20
the senators and representatives In
congress Of the states here repFe-
rentsd.-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-01
"A BAN ON
MARRIAGE
Is the Effect of a New
Law in New York

NEW YORK. Jan. 1.-The new
marriage law which went into effect
today In tho subject OF much com
ment IN legal circles. Among other
things the new law promises 20 de-
prive ministers OF the gospel and
justices Of the peace Of a large
amount Of profitable BUSINESS. TN
der It's rrosisions II will be no lon
ser necessary for marriages 10 be
solsmnissd In the present mode.
The mere making Of a brief con-
tract. signed hy two witnesses. aud
filed at the county clerks office
within six months. win tic the mar
riage knot. From the legal view
point. the now law has many bad
qualities.
IL Is pointed out that " the hus-
band who has the marriage contract
Ia his possensl0n. does not choose
20 file u. this marriage at the end
~ six months IN not valid. though
tha wife. for that period. has been
publicly aeknow lodged. Hence a
man who wished % take advantage
% a woman. could very easily turn
tins law TO mis- own purpose.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-01

HELENA. Mont. Jan with a
feeling OF work well done the gov
srnors and attorney generals who
have bean In cunfsrsnce here % dia-
cues methods ~ aKhging the nisrgtng
Of all railways Of the Northwest into
ons biz combine, % be known a. she
Northsrn Securities Company. adj
iourned last evening.
They claim the results Of tho meet
ms will be fight 20 a 0nish." on
lines which have met with the ap-
prosaf OF all shose present. assisted
by the opinions ~ a galaxy Of legal
talent second 20 none. Legal action
will be Instituted Immediately IN this
court ~ Minnesota. which. II sur-
eeesfuI. vii fuF<~er pfss nufrtszz 20
the formation Of hix combinations
made for the rarpcse Of dsstreyins
composition.
visiatisn q State Laws
Ths FIRST resolution that was
passed stated that IN the opinion of
these present the proposed merger
10 not only against nound public poi-
Icy. but in violation Of the laws Of
the states through which the rail-
ways interested run.
Unqualified approval and indorse-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-01
SURROUNDED BY HIGH
OFFICIALS PRESIDENT
ROOSEVELT RECEIVES
q Brilliant Assemhisgs of Diplomats and Officers Pre-.
code . Muittude Of Plain American
Citizens

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Jan. L.
The New Years sun shone upon
gay scenes at the White House 10
day. beginning at II O'Clock and
continuing until l o'clock process.
sion OF digniiied Statesmen. dlrtin-
sulshsd diplomats, gold-laeed officers
of the army and navy and modesliy
clad citizens passed IN review before
President and Mrh. Roosevelt. aud
received from them best wishes fof
the new born year.
YoriAca Procession
IA the clock struck II President
Roosevelt gave hls arm 10 his wife,
the members 81 the cabinet formed
into line brhind and to the blAre Of
bugies from the Marine band tbs
party descended the staircase 20 the
blue parlor
The pre- nideut took the position
nearest the door. with Mrs. Roosevelt
by his slide. and IN order Of rank
came cabinet officials with their
wivea and daughters.
Colonel Fins ham. superintendent
81 public huiidlngs introduced each
visitor Members 81 the AtplamMsle
corps. headed BY Lord Faunecfofe,
were rcapiendent IN full court dress
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-01

blaxoned with many orders and In
sigma OF office.
The Reception
Tho nrst visitor received by tho
president was the ailyef-lockcd
Chief Justice Melville W. Fuiinr. ami
the associate justices followed. Then
came senators ana reprvsentatis 90,
who In turn gave way TO army and
navy officers They were headed by
General Miles and Admiral Dewey
in full Uniform.
The militia. district heads OF de-
partments and bureaus. civil and
Spanish war veterans followed.
Then came the plain people" who
had bsan standing FOR hours IN
ranks extending two blocks west OF
the White House.
Secret ssrvies fssn
Elaborate preparations had been
made 20 guard the president from
tine attacks ~ anarchists OF craukH.
Detectives and secret service men
were senttered through the crowds
In waiting and stationed near the
presidents perB1n, Among those
who passed through and received the
good wiahsn Of his exceiicncy was
james Parker. the negro who
knocked down CrolHoHx when rrcei.
dent Mckinley was aFsaaslnnted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-01

The special left Olympia on time
a. previously scheduled. but lost 10
minutes before reaching Tacoma.
Tho procession was led by the f'a-
coma police and marched up Pacific
avenue 70 Ninth, thence 70 the court
house. The building was deeply
drared IN black, and over the main
entrance hung a portrait OF the late
executive.
A speciai fauad ef poisse was neo-
enenry 70 keep the thsong In line,
Men. women and children. rich and
poor alike. all intensely deslrous OF
taking a last look at the states dead.
surxed forward. each STRUGGLING for
first place. Two lads were injured
IN the rush by being trampied on.
Arezna ths Bier
The remains OF the governor were
placed IN the center % the main cor
rfdor and floral offerings we're bank
were most beautiful In design and
nature.
At the head and foo, stood guards
nj parade rest. lille on either side
stood police sergeants. Two tines 81
people passed the caskef. Every
thlng was orderly during the In
terxai
Gov. MoBrids and staff took lunch
con az downtown cafe. as did alno
soldiers and officers.
White the procession passed sinn I
the street crowds af people gathered
ana stood with bowed heads, both
on its initial and final journeys. =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-01
DEATH FROM
A DRUNK

CLEVELAND. o.. Jan. live
minutes after the clock struck mid
night, Mrs. Frank Bayes and her
niece, Lucy Below. were fatally
burned, the latter dying an hour
later from the effects % lamp OF
oil thrown by Frank Bayes.
The party was hilariously cele-
brating the advent of New Year.
Bayes refused further drink. but his
wife insisted and he threw light
cd lamp at hsr, which exploded.
Bayee, who was in/his undercloth-
ing preparing for bed, was arrested
later wandering about the street In
a dazed condition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-01
RUNAWAY ON
JAMES STREET
Tom considIne's Shetland Ponies
Collide With Car

A team Of little Shetland ponies,
driven by Tom Considine and his
little girl, ran away down the steep
James street hill between Third and
Second avenues shortly after IL
O'Clock this morning. The buggy
and ponies crashed into Second av-
enue car at the foot OF the Hill and
titus ended their mad flight. Neither
occupant was injured.
Mr.. Consldine and HIS little dnugh-
ter were driving at the top of the
hill when the reins became caught
IN some way and the fiery little ami
mails became frightened. They
rushed madly down the steep hill.
A car was crossing James street
as the team came down. Into this
the ponies ran. Neither horse was
hurt but the little carriage was
damaged. The occupants suffered
nothing more than shaking up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-01
MAY AND Ed
CELEBRATE
And the Latter Accuses His Fair
One Of FilchIng $500

May Dolan. o rather prepossesslng
young woman. WAS arrested ~ Fo-
Isceman Cameron az an early hour
this morning on suspicion OF having
robbed Nd Gaul Of a sum of MONEY.
The evidence In the caae In very
slight against the woman and no
definite charge has yet been placed
against her.
Gaul and the woman had been out
together celebrating the advent Of
tine new years coming. Gaui says
he had money when he started. but
little was left when he finished this
morning. At FIRST he stated that
May Doian had stolen hia watch.
but later he made the startling Rccu-
aation that she had flehed $500. lie
was considerably under the influence
Of LIQUOR and until he gets HIS right
mind the matter cannot be iuvesi-
nnteH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-01
IN TACOMA

TACOMA. Jan. lover 1000 rso-
pie passed through Pierce county
courthouse today while the late
governors remains lny IN state ard
for tbs inst time Ehxed upon the
features of John Rankin Roxrra
As utany more were outside await
ing their turn tn line. but promptly
Al o'clock the doors were closed
the military lire formed. the re
mains we're placed In the hsaFss and
ths march - the train AZ the depot
began. Promptly at scheduir tine
the special bearing th. rsnanine.
the militia companies and state ON
ctals ieft Tacoma Tor Purallup.
where thu lest rites will take plkee
and lmtermant win occur.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-01
To VACCINATE
the CHILDREN
All Who Do No, Ho.d Certificates
Must Submit Before Monday

Last night the board OF health In
structed Health oficer Carroll to Is
sue an order to the principals OF tho
public schools OF the city that every
pupil must be vacclnatcd before
Monday. Those children who hold a
physicians certificate OF successful
vaccination within the last two years
WIN be passed.
The order Is given as precau-
tionary measure TO prevent the
spread of smallpox. In addition the
school rooms throughout the city are
20 be thoroughly fumigated.
Parents are urged 20 see that their
children are vaccinated at once. Or.
w. l.. Ludlow. city phyaician. will
attend to all OF those who apply to
him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-01

TRUST WINS
A DECISION
-~-~-a~-~~@~---~---@~-
InJunotIen In the Merger
Fight Dissolved
HILL MEN JUBlLANT
Claim Clear Pathway for the
Northern Securities Co.

MINNEAPOLIS. Nina. Jan. L.
The temporary injunction issued in
thu case Of Peter Power against the
Northern Pacific railway. was cls-
solved last evening b. Judge Loch-
rem Of the United States circuit
court. The injunction was issued AZ
Q direct attack on the proposed mer-
ser Of tbs railways Of the North
west. a 4
Alter the decision was rendered,
an attempt was made by the plain
lifts attorney 10 secure an appeal.
but the court refused TO allow a su-
persedeas bond IN any amount TO be
given
roehrea's Decision
The court ruled that In retiring the
preferred stock OF the corporations,
the directors were acting entirely
within their authority. ard that the
issuance OF common stock In It's
place az par value. was made with
out any reference TO the formation
Of another company which might
come later. -
Northern Securities Company
Judge Lochren concluded by say
ing: ut seems 60 me that the pre-
fefred stock may all be retired with.
out the Northern Securities Co. be-
Ing formed. and II II 10 formed and
10 unlawful. that Its uniawfulneas
consists not in the retiring Of this
stock. but Ia the acts which renult
I'm the formation OF that company
and placing other securities Ia that
company"
Hiii's Attorneys Pleased
The attorneys representing J. j.
ger controversy, and refer with Ella
tion 10 the last clause IN the deci-
sion. Attorney Bum said. we ex-
peeted a favorable ruling, as the
facts In the case we're all IN our fav-
or: but the decision IL stronger and
broader than anticipated. The mer-
ger cannot be stopped"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-01
WASHINGTON AT
ST. LOUIS EXPO,


The Spokane Chamber OF Com
rnerce has plan on foot 20 secure
an appropriation OF sfc0.eo0 for q
Washington exhfhi, 81 the 81. Louis
worries fair In 1908. 1t IL inviting
the cooperation 81 all other cham
trade in the state.
Ths plan Is for each chamber 20
appoint a committee of eight mem
hers. four Republicans and four
Democrats to see AL candidates and
prospective candidates for the state
legislature and secure from them q
pledge 20 vote q siao. 900 appFcpTla-
tion for that purpose.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-01
SMASHES JEWELERS. WINDOW.
ON CHERRY STREET
and CRABS TRAY OF DIAMONDS
excitement Prevails at Second aid Cherry Sreet-Thlsf
Secures Valuable Gems aid Escapes
tiers Fewas Ee FIees

One Of the most daring theft
ever attem9ted IN Seattle was nue.
eeHsIullY carried out In Mayer A
Bros tswslFy store, between Ffrn
ana Second avenues. on cherr,
street. last night. The thief ritl
2 coupling PIN. smashed IN the plat.
slazs window. grabbed A tray fun 81
aAmcnd rings and made his escaps
y the presence of 4 crowd Of faiis
e people. The diamonds are valued
a. 1900.
Whfn pursued the thief turned and
hfsd AZ the crowd, for a moment
Stopping those after him. He ther
ran into the rear entrancs Of the
nullivan lock and escaped By coins
,rrough the building and oui
through the first avenue entrance
Proprietor Saw II All
dpseph Mayer was standing a fen
Ieet from the window when the fhef
IyDk place. He heard the crack and
" the thief steal his Jewels. About
Y diamond rings were taken. Thu
sepDrt of the breaking giasm at.
,reeied almost every pedeetrian 10,
ylocks around. without a moments
hesitation the thief seized the ring
az ran % the aiisy behind the Sui.
liFan building.
re met a. Shock and n. Hancock
80 ~ once realized that a thiei
es escaping. They started 10 fol.
49, him, but he drew a revolver
sram his pocket and fred az them
nut missed.
his Esesps Wen Planned
twenty other ucraona fook lin IN.
sasses but the fhief had planned hi,
pe beforehand and easily col
800 ne ran swiftly I'D the back
49, = the sullivan building
~hsa through the door, locking Il
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afts him and then walked through
the hallway on First avenue.
Tim his pursuers were at sea BY
locking the rear door ha had effect
ualF cut Off pursuit.
Dropped Piundsr
Alter the thief had escaped crowds
Of psopls gathered IN the alley at the
rear OF the sullivan building 10
searh for rings that may have been
DROPPED, John Rockingham, a boot
biac, found one. and a small boy
foun two others. These were re-
turnd.
Rewards Offered
Joseh Mayer & Bros. have offered
a reard OF 300 for the recovery Of
the ings stolen from the window.
Thea ia supposed TO be about as in
all, tiued at from 81 800 to 81, 900. A
proprtionate reward has been Of
fereefor the recovery OF any portion
Of "A rings.
Araddltional reward Of $3.50 Il Of
feredfor the arrest and conviction
Of IN thief or thieves who did the
Th'pinksrt.a Detective Agency
will tixe up tlls matter and circulars
deserving the stolen articles and
namit the rewards will be scattered
ar0un the country.
Thcsolloe are OF the opinion that
more nan one man II implicated in
the 70 and are working on the case
locally
The broken window IL today the
eenter0f attraction for crowds Of
Bfopievho have gathered around ~.
diecuan4 the crime. No positive
clue III yet been found that In ex-
pecfedp lead directly to the capture
81 the sief. but nevertheless the au-
thOrltil are working hard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-01

A sudden hush fell over the watch
ers a. a stir Was aeen az the doors
|of the residence. and In few Sec
onds the guard Of honor issued and
opened the way 20 the waiting heaFne
by standing at attention.
Absolute quietuds prevailed as the
easket was placed In the heAfse. a
lEnuffled drum broke the silence. the
scorteEe moved. and cut through the
fog and gloom % the day started the
remains Of the lats executive on his
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-01
Funeral Services Over the Late Gov
enor John R. Rogers Marked
by Mournful Silence
GLOOMY DAY FOR THE OBSEQU|ES
IN Olympia and Along the Route Hundreds Of
Grief-Stricken Friends Stand With I'm
covered Heads 5000 Persons
in Tacoma

OLYMPIA. wash. Jan. 1.-The
<{rai services over the remains %
i. lsfe Gov. Rogers took place to-
Az. At o'clock Gov. Mcbride
~ staff. accompanied by a great
csncouFsa q prominent men from
raFioas portions Of tho state. and
ksng lines cf citizens. repaired 10
~ ressienee. me services were
lslefiy canapcted. while the street
IL ffonf was thronxed with thoss
who cauld not gain admittane@.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-01
STAY 5000
RABBITS

PENDLETON, Or. Jan. lat the
great Bitter Creek rabbit drive yes
terday 1000 biack-taiied rabbits were
killed. About 1000 more we're car
ried away alive by the lone Gun club
that will have n live rabbit shoot
In the near future.
IL In estimated that 900 men, wo-
men and boys participated in. or
followed the drive, which extended
over an area covering three square
miles. Another drive will be held
before Feb. !. when u In thought as
many more win be exterminated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-01
ROYAL TIES

DAWSON, N. w. r., Dec. IA
The gold commissioners has Just is
sued his statement OF royalties coll
lected oil the gold output for the sea-
son OF 1901, showing a total OF $751;
1872. This sum represents n produo-
ton OF gold that was subject to roy
atty In the sum OF s7,623. s57.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-01
THE WAVES TO
SLEEP HAD GONE
A Dead Calm Rested on Bay When
Father Time Changed Partners

The Sea King made obeissnce 20
the new year and outdid himself in
hia humility. Not ripple WAS
visible on the bay this moonlight
was piacidls calm. Vessels at an
Choir In the offinE looked like phan-
tom ships upon a CLASSY fna.
II Jacques Bergen. who attempted
TO walk on the Chicago river some
years ago. his feet encased In tin
gondoiiers, had beheid the scene. he
would have wept for very Joy and
had long ere this made the return
trip TO West Seattle on the surface
Of the bay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-01
CARRIED TO HIS GRAVE

last Journey. There was something
pathetic IN the cory attitude ng those
who stood With barred heads and
watched the alowly moving column.
With fiattsrinE Grape
so perfect were the arrangements
that not the slightest confusion took
place when the funeral train was
reached. In y very few minutes the
signal 10 start was given, and
nuiaelessly, with no elsnE Of bell or
hiss OF escaping steam the train
pulled slowly Eway from the station
with flutterink crepe and drapery.
The silent spectators saw from the
outside only closely drawn blinds.
an open car with silent soldiers
standing guard around q bier, aud
at last realized that John ~. Rug-
ere had gone from the capitol for
ever.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-01
BEAUTIFUL
GIRL JAILED
Her First View Of The TenderloIn
Results Dlsashously

Lillian Gray. beautiful young
woman hardly 20 years Of age. was
arrested by Officers Ryan and Me
clurg this morning for disordef ~
condues. Waiter Neils was arrest
ed with her. II Was just another
case Of too many New Years re-
solves and wind up In the city jail.
Lillian waa the kinxpin IN the
disturbing line on Washington street.
She vas creating several kinds Of
trouble all az once. and her arrest
was necessary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-01
ARGENTINE
and PERU

VALPARAISO. Jan. Lit Is re-
ported In official circles here that
Arxsntsne and Peru have entered In
to . secret offensive alliance against
care. III - probable that similar
action win be taken 10 offset this.
IA case " proves true.
The minister Of foreign affairs n
quoted an saying that Chile In able
10 dsssnd herself against both coun-
tries In case they cscoss 90 thross
down the gauntlet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-01
RETIRED
The STOCK

ST. PAUL. MINI, Jan. lit was
officially announced today that s7b,-
900, 900 Of Northern Pacific preferred
stock was retired by a midnight
meeting OF the directors, acting un-
der the order OF Judge Lochern dis
solving the Injunction issued TO pre-
vent such action.
1t Is plainly demonstrated that the
ileutenants OF j. j. Hill do not pro-
pose 70 lose any turn In their favor
in the game which IL now being
played. II il said the directors we're
In waiting for the decision, so that
action might be taken Immediately.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-01
ADAMS g. BLANCHARD
7js Second Ave. tiinekisy Block
An Unexcelfed
Opportunity

Is found in our Sem-Annual Clearance for the buying
Of anything in the clothing line at actual cost The
past sales have been SO successful keeping the store
cleaned up that there is not thing in the store that
is old or out Of date 1t is hardly necessary to state
that we do not mark up goods for these sales to adj
vertise them down-those who have dealt with us
know the absolute fair dealing Of the frm-those who
have not made our acquaintance will know it if they
come here once.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-01
is JUST OUT
FROM NOME
lack Leydon Says There's Lots Of
Work TO Do

The last man out from Nome, 20
far heard from, Ii Jack Legion, the
well known miner who arrived on
the Cottage City the night before
last. Mr.. Legion made his way
from Nome 20 ST. Michael, then up
the Yukon 10 Dawson city, and then
20 White Horse.
He reports lots OF work In progress
at Nome, especially among the
bench claims on Anvil creek, Dex-
ter creek. Snow guich, Dry creek.
and Gays that Nome In buster this
winter than at any time during his
three years soiourn there.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-01
WARSHIPS
60 SOUTH

KEEL Germany. Jan That the
government does NOT expect an early
s>t;i<nsas Of tbs dtfncasfies existing
between Germany and Venezuela Ia
zttesEet ty orders for naval activity.
sax warxhipz have been ardered 10
prepare 70 go 10 vsnexusia during
- present month
fhe press over the entire eoun-
~ continues 70 publish srticleE
sounertatory Of the action cf the
United States I'm the attitude ex-
pressed ~ President Roosevelt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-01
MORTALITY RECORD

The clvll engineers in the office of
city Engineer Thomson yesterday
afternoon attended ia a body the
funeral 1f Martinious Stlxrud.
The body of ChaH. Heart will be
embalmed by Bonney and Stewart
and shipped to Machias, Wash, for
interment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-01
WENT CHEAP

NEW YORK. Jan. i.-Mfilionairs
Thebaud To-Day recovered an add
sionai s5.soc worth Of the Jewels
taken BY bis valet Kerns. who
pledged s7s.a5o worth for s7eo. The
total recovered 30 far In 81. 0oe
worth T'hs police expect 10 arrest
Kern within few days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-01

The steamer Kaga Aaru Of the
Nippon Yusen Kslsha Tine from the
Orient. left Port Townsend az 1890
= m this morning and arrived at
her dock at smith cove shortly be-
s9rs TWO o'ciock this asternoon. The
snip had q large cargo Of Oriental
goods
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-01
Pace Prejudice

Tom Worden was arrested by De-
tectlve Adams during last night for
smashing In the window of Chinese
restaurant on Washington street.