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GIVES TO REBUILD COLLEGE.

NDDETER, y Zoo y -Worl M
been r. ,g.ycd that IN" directors ~ n.
p,nr.,!vauia lines had given s5ea I,
I'll. furl ypr IN. rebuilding ~ the uni
y.r-ity ~ Wooster, DESTROYED by hr'
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THE BRIDGE BEAUTIFUL.

.sss'd bridges rom an aesthetic View
point ~ the NationaI Arts club Sut n.
-ati nothing 90 hpN 90 go q gr'Ul
crowd comfortably across he East
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Loros CLUB 10 EXHIBIT.

IN, 1unua. exhibition pf artist mem
bore Of the loios tlub viii hc held In
tH. EtlI.p "i "a, club from ueN; SAT
4IItH 90 Tuesday Women friends =
members may view the pictures uu Mon
.ltt. fvl Tuesday afternoons
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ISLAND SINKING INTO SEA.

HERk ellen IA Fv' " Fro.
william l. H.ii,r ~ ln, uu.Nrrs.p q
California -uf- santa catalina island
ine famous pleasure resort b. H1N ~
f.-- lover 'htH fHrm'rS AHi SLOW
sink .4s into the lt.IH. ocean
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DIAcKWELLs." PLEASE.

'itilru- ~ Queens Rnruugh want the
Aldermen 90 .sl Eat River HFidgr
~ M. HlarkNcl.. Island HrlIgc IN
stead - the Ktv-nsN BOD NhHlh ihrl
SAY does not convey It. locality
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MESSAGE FROM 1874.

WEST FhIMpuTU Mass t,n ~
\ bottle has been found 90 iH" coast
.,str mere. .uufAulug = message brown
ng,riturri from me. Hehruu"r lit''lr ~.
T.,u.rv q Wlusnr Nj ,u NpTl %.
.Isri . r.t lHllur ocean
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.RAH FOR HENRY.

We lmr. Prince Henry" d. the -
s,ripi'"n ot an electric sign TO be s'
yp lpp,fI m" Illinois TODAY oy nav
if'inIa.
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PERU OWES $4,000 FOR ARMS.

LIMA. Peru. F,n - 1t j. reported
hat the uaIaa,y ~ the Peruvian Coz
crrtu"ni debt FOR lrrs purchased In
Euryg. exceeds tinU,p
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coREAN ARMY TO REFORM.

LONDON. F,r - \ British officer
h1s arrived ~ Scout On r-org'iniz- the
coryau army the ~ Petersburg CORE
Sppud-u' ~ IN. Daily Mail reports
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UNION COPPER DOWN TO 2 l-2.

rlet- vas another slump "a tine stock
- ;le Union COPPER Company on The
curb yesterday. ON rumnrs that 'her.
had been roubl, lt 20" mines .n North
Carolina ami thai there WIS 4 spui"m-
yiltci closing down. IN" stock sold
.ltNa - 81.
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LEASE NEW PIER NO. IL.

N"N pier y" -, a. the foot ~ Wa
street his ,r.u leased Cor Ions term
Uy u- Ntg p-pir nrur fa s- Bs"i Is
landing station '1r transports and
other trnIN HrtN
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RECORD FOR DowAGER.

pEklNG Feb. S.-Th- prNagor Em-
press viii receive In audience Mon lay
Sir Robert Hart. Bishop Favier aul VI.
Pok n viii h. the frSt auil"nc"
ever granted To- foreigners rot mem Der .
mLaslnMs
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\ soldier rHll-tsi uNdrs he name H
Edward blair Nhp Nas found asphy \
lated ln 'i- Mansion House, iayonnr
= J tsd Na- buried ia Potter Field
proves ft uaN. b-'n CHARLIE M,'urm. .
VI brsukltu
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s2o.ooo.ooo FoR WoRKERs.

BERLIN. Feb. 2o.-Thc donations OF
cpmrtuirs and individuals In Germany
To- working people during me wear 1911
reached sr"1upr marks 81 1uh.uoi AZ
Increase - 9i"sEo MARKS Gb"t""
.tN.r
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RosE-1NNEs GOES TO AFRICA.

CAPE TOWN Feb. e'-slr James
Ro-e-Innes has resigned the Attorney
Gcneralship to become Ca.sf Justice ot
the Trlnsvall colony AMI has been
succeeded Ia IN. Cag" Ministry by 7.
1. Grnham the CDlnnihl StcretAry.
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RELIEVE HIM GEM THIEF.

NOSTRENI. F.h ~ rha local 2n-
lice are noli.rs charles savage, a.
ucsra. lu ,usp 'n Of having rnah"l
SiU.uu worth ~ isA ..r, samples in a
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ACCUSED OF ABDUCTION

Mr. lihtti~ Davis 90 " :S West
Forty -ifth street. IL b-li Tor exam ma
tinn p"fnr. Magistrate Nsyn on a
,hIfg" uf abduCt,ng N-lli- ls-Nis NJ
teen year, old. OF p-Aegn. The Clf is
h.lt.k.I fy ,s la D., li4rgntf MI. u ms.
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CHLoIoFoRM is SAFE.

PARIS Feb. ~ Leading uly-.citu-
IN convention here have decided that
chlnrufurm Is jgr .stftrl dudesihetlc
known u science ana u not dangerous
L, weak hearts II prnperly administered
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LEGAL AID FOR 1880

l'nd-r thn direction II Mis-. Ho-alie
i.o,w "a" Legal AtI S".i"ty ras the las
Year u,ip"d ii,'o persnus tp recover
TN.i;5 ~ ami Us expense N-rr 8 and
. --A ---uL- nm No.. L--- -.--.------
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OATH OVER CHICKENS BLOOD.

Lawyer Nbr Low VII -rqurst Sn'
prem, C,ur. Ju-u., Iyon To- have Wit
ucs-.s IN thr murder trial 10 Mo <
bu'k me ChiuIn'u sworn lu Oriental
fashion. rms demands that yhi ken
b. hL-L.l NMILn lM.. INka- me nl'h
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ASPHALT TRUST A PHOENIX

pIIl.ADELrHlN Foo - The r.
organ zri National Asphi.' Company 10
the tlit. IgIyr which 'hy s.NtE min,
companies 30 rho insOiy"ut NsphalI
Ir4S. SD. tart anew
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SINKS WITH 100000 CARGO.

EOLON FDO 90 WIN a N0""N rlF-1
as.ard. 'a. steamer Juan u Eih"TS
sank and WJs ruined after striking a
hidden rock ia thu Mlsia!,na River,
m. ,IuM Won. snArd
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PATERSON ASKS FOR AID.

VIEW NIth, Feb- @l-Fat'EsOn mas at
l1s made an appeal for help a result
az IA. big ire That city asks Newark
for the loan OF reference books to be
used by school Chiiirsn
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WNSHlNGTpN F,H 81 -, q IN"
mails has been denied M, Amos oven
cherry Tree Company 'f Rutherford.
ton y g promoters
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LONDON Feb. 9.-Statlstirs Of the
French Academy OF Srl.ncss sho. that
more accidents occur In England In the
use % chloroiprm as an anaestnetic
than In any other country.
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KINGS CRUISE UNCERTAIN.

LONDON Feb ~ The King has not
y.' decided whether he vii have the
britannia now u, C.wc-. fitieI up for
a VI .dtt,Irar r'au cruise.
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SITE FOR TUNNEL STATION

Ihs block bounded " I,ight. Hubert
West tui Washington streets sold YES
."rii' % Henry ~ seaman for SS1cs
.- i"'il"NrI l1-dsy tu haN. been puI
1is"d Tor ne local station % New J-r-
So ir"h"N .ius- that vii Use me HIi.
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$4,000 FACTORY FIRE.
CATHOLIC SOCIALISTS.

MEHRlTroN. ont. FsL 9'.-FIre Las
night destroyed the + n rh"lps X 80
sppk" fHctpfy Estimated loss $1,000.
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IKE BREAD ON THE WATER.

rrs stree. noe, t.. a..u4,. t"-iry
obtained loan ~ '''"p from 'hc
s American M.r..IA. H.ttns
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, ;he passage II the hill introduced in the
senate yesterday appropriitiug feOD. 80
~ the university for buildings which
are very much needed
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BEssEMER PIG sle A TON.

CLEVELAND Fob eo-Th" Bcsscm"r
Association has aNci the prir" ''r
Ilr-..rtrr pix IRON frr the third quarter
90, tu, year At SIC ton lt valley fur
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MEMORIAL TO MRS. MORTON.

FINE HlLLI \ ' F|N ~ y mo
mortal ,r hi. wife. Nha diyI ~ th,.r
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EGG FAMINE IN CHICAGO.
HONOR SAILOR DEAD.

Chicago Fel ~ -'..fornian hen.
BaN" p,vn called upon - relieve the
scarcity r' eggs boo he !ucil market.
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CABLE

sa5Es51 - - 255.s]
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CRAMPS WILL INVADE EUROPE
.NGLISH MOST CARELESS

UNMHJ no, Feb. N--The Cramps VIII
establish great shIpbuildlns Yards at
nr, fn.nhaven, Riel and Stettia
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RAILWAY TO TRY WIRELESS.

Ao,ri in at Portland ore. last Sovem
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100000 FOR NEW hoTEL

IS .tm Dewey Ma Fl, about O.
I.1 Ho.Fe- story h'f. 'r T -s'.
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SHUT OUT OF THE MAILS.
W ASiilNGTpN

si.au body At the h-,r.pg ~ the amou
Horton Uutl-r case
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-10

DO with municipal AFFAIRS. by break
Ing away from party management
whenever that management on
durees men OF questionable eharac-
ter or unftncss for ouce. by Will
iuguesa ON the part of public men
~ ability and honesty 60 serve the
city as officials. by a union % all
Euud forces against all evil forces,
regardless OF partisan faiths
@ le Il the duty OF christian
men ana women To take an active
Part IA city politics.
AT Is. As much a sacred duty
as 20 so 60 church or engage In an
honest business. or perform any
other uuty that belongs to CtvillErd
lie
Q-What can the young people do
60 become good citiEruHf
a, They can inform themselves
concerning the management OF the
city'H arairH. refuse 20 vote for any
candidates put forward by any par.
~ who are unnt either IN character
or ability FOR the once. encourage
the growing idea OF non partisan
chip In municipal politics. do their
share In arouHinE public sentiment.
give room IN their church orrunira-
tons for the discussion ~ the du.
tics and obligations OF Christian cit
ilcnahip. aud unite with an other
Chriatidns 90 vote on election day
Tor men whom they have helped 90
nominate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-10
HIT HER WITH A BEEFSTEAK
rp,, olson Accuses Her Husband Charles Of All Kinds
Of Treatment and Wants Divorce

ibid any 81 these articles hlt you
beside the bccfsteak 2" said Attorney
Rutherford.
No. sir. none except pan OF
bread dough. which he threw az me
when | wasn't looking but you can
just bet that when see anything as
eig an a coffee pot or stove lid COM
tng my way / just dodge"
The case Is being concluded this
afternoon Ia Judge Belts court room
ana Is hotly contested by Charles.
lie has witnesses 60 swear that ELIZA
Is a maniac on the subject or rcliw.
ion and several other things. aud
that she IS as he says. twisted"
She only thinks she sees beef
steaks and dishes dying through the
afr. have always been Kind. good
husband, but she has been anything
but good wife Co me. She talks
religion untll ! am tired % death
and can't bear 70 stay In rho house. +"
Mr. Olson also teils OF one occas-
ton when she told him that there
was no bed Tor him ln the house. and
when he asked her where be- should
sleep she said: III you like YOU
can sleep ON two chairs" 50 Mr..
olssn had 10 reclue un two chairs
With tin wash basin Tor a pillow.
Olson seems Co thing his wife Is
quite Joke and smiles aand shakes
his head as each alleged instance OF
his crueltics is brought before The
court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-10
~GOOD CITIZENS MUST
BE ACTIVE I'M POLITICS.

TOPEKA Kans. Aprli 10 -Rcv.
Charles NJ. sheldon has completed a
handbook on The DUTY or chris
tiNu People IA Politics" A dozen
pages arv devoted "a questions aud
answers In which he makes doubly
plain his conception OF the duty OF
Christians. These are typical quca-
tious and answers;
Are there more had people
than good people IN most az our
Cities3
A. Probably not.
@ What ~ the reason, then. that
many 90 our cities are SO badly gov-
ernodf
because the had element or
gauisvs systematically and takes an
active interest la city politics Tor
the sake OF the apoils
= Are party organizations lu
municipal affairs necessarily evil9
A. Not necessarily But they are
very apt 60 be.
@ Is there grow ing tendency
toward non-partisanship Ia city az
fairs
A--Therc 10.
ON what ways viii this princi-
pie be finally cstahiished3
A-by good men who are con-
rected with party organizations re-
fuslug 20 vote for had men OF meas
ures endorsed by the machine. by
educating an the people 60 the idea
that national politics has nothing 90
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-10
CHASTITY RELIC OF HISTORIC CRIME

There IL a mirror. found IN Booth 4
room, on which hw had written. with
a diamond. an inscription saying Lin
coin had died FROM the effects "a poi.
son. IL WAS written at a time when
booth thought he had arranged with
the druggist who prepared preHcrip-
tons Tor Lincoln 70 add poison 10
the medicine.
Entries in the diary. written be-
fore the assassination. were IN a
poastful vein. Booth sought 20 jus-
TRY himself on the ground that the
murder would remove tyrant. that
u was "A blow for liberty. pmasst tera
written after the murder were ia a
hitter strain. He said Dc had ridden
~ miles after leaving the theatrr and
that q Jagged point % the broken
onne OF his leg Was driven into the
IieSh at every step taken by the
horse. He complained that. while
he hAd sacrificed everything 90 free
the south. the people Tor whom he
PAD acted would do nothing for hin,
lie Was pursued ny soldiers. gun-
boats patrulled the river ma he was
leit alone Ia his suffering.
Hood stains are SIN visible on
one 81 the big Bowie knives aald 10
nave been used bs one 81 the con !.
sriFators iu the ATTEMPT 10 murder
Secretary ~ state Seward. III hts
home. az the same time that Lincoln
vas assasslnated 81 Forts theatcr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-10
"ThE POOR GO0D-FELL0W
GIRL" SAYS MRS. SAGE

Ia really q atcrcotyped remark she
IL a good enough cnmradr. but
wouldn't want her for e wife
what 90 / mean by good fel-
low giri7
THAT feminine unmarried product
90 modern society Who Is not easily
ahoc ked, who smokes n cigarette u
she feels like u. who iH proud Of her
slang vocabulary. who talks about
horses Ike jockey, who boasts that
she has case aside the nharkieH that
bound her sex. who wants 10 hn
thought one 90 the boys and who
has lost the swcrtncaa. refinement
and dignity that makes wofnanhoed
beautiful She believes that che
rcvels Ia a ucw found and delicious
freedom. but she viii live So fcaiiEs
her mistake. La time this good
fellow GIRL win doubtless set mar
rird because. thanks % her make
up. she viii have 30 hesitation al an
lu helping the man along u b. seems
90 all backward. Your Kifi with the
loud voice and forward bearing b.
not hampefed b. any traditions %
the past
"Hy this timc you may imagine
that ana Ia favor 81 the old fash
Toned girl DO not think that che
can ever ~ improved upon She
"a AZ gentle. homo loving aud home
making. and she was very sweet and
ioymble She knees 90 slams and she
would have scornrd CD have been
thought enc % thr boys And she
won measure % reapect. admifa
tiun. ieve and homage 20 which any
woman might welt b. proud
q wan not "a gopd fc.iuw when Z
was youuE. yct had "a good tlme
recall th8t I was bridesmaid nine
timen, which shows that was
neither fFirudlsns uor neglected. and
entered into all thr uo,lai pleanhrsr
% other young people. We enjoy "a
ourselves thoroughly. and There
wasn't e Eold frlius' glu among
ua
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-10

rs,.a Olson. who Is SUING for
49, 49, freua her husband. Charles,
~ 49, seue fearful stories OF his cru
~ ~ q herself and % his children.
~ '..s,rx q her statements Charles
- - BE- NEST original In his
nslaetk -. a., -, an. 49,.
When she had had nothing
=, hui soup and crackers Tor a
go she hegged him 90 buy some
-, He vent 90 the butchers and
,.ssns large hcefstcak. with which
s,r,,,k her fun IN the face, knock
Z. ssr down and causlng her 10 lie
f..nt FOR two hours ON her re-
.,,,rv Mrs. Olson hooked FOR the
- but foand that lt had dlsap-
s.s-,a she thinks olson must have
...n,esi u his unusual generosity.
~ bruised Eilsa says that all the
- NJ had provided Tor her was
- saall roem In a basement. and
q, the family lived and slept In
q. one rom. she says that Olson
very irritable and easily provok
Z and tina, one morning when she
wul she Was much surprised and
asea az has ofcr 90 set up aud
4 the fiTe. lie hNcd the kind
II says Eliza. and lighted IL. but
- he tried 90 pat the stove lids
Aa found they didn't iit. 50 he
akra up every one ~ them and
NV them az me. and one other
~ n threw the coffee pot az me-. Z"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-10
DOGS AID

MrrSICII April i0.-The military
authorities in Bavaria are employ
ing specially trained dogs 10 carry
letters and provisions % tho Hu0wod-
90 garria0ns among the Eavarian
aiua. These dogs are ~ the 80.
Bernard breed.
The mountain garriaonH are often
sr0wed IN three and four weeks "a a
time. cut on from all communication
with the outside world a regular
BIZ weekly post haa been establish
ed. 10 dogs travelling together. An
provisions Of heavy kind are 10
store On the garria0ua. but lighter
deiicacieH are often lacking. ana
these. together with letterp, are care
Rcd round the dogs nfokH
when the SNOW De- frozen hard
enough. ak does are hitched go a
small car pHed with things. Occa-
pl0naIy the dogs are tempted topur-
enc q hare. lr which case the mail
T. slow and imperfect But this
seldom happens and the authorities
ou the whole are satisfied Win their
cyperlmcut
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-10

AHAFA'AAA NAAffHH A#fAtat#fs"Nf
NEW YORK. April b.-Mra. RUS
sell sage. wife % veteran nnancicr.
il one Of the best % women. She
spends thousands and thousands %
dollars every year IN good works.
The ears OK the children 81 tho tcnc-
ments r. her chosen field and Tor
years she has practically supported
Out 81 her own pocket. bis hos
pital for children
Her long iifc has becn a happy
one and model one Therefore. the
following little talk 60 young wom-
en-. written BY Mrs. saEe. viii SURF
~ command the inspect u the read
er. Mrs Sagc has chosen 40 her text
that product % today the good
fellow" Riri, She says;
DO mot Imagine. young woman n
you are a good fellow Eirl that
you are a success. because Il ~ APP.
parent 20 everyone hut yourself that
you arc not.
-Yoh are about as plilable failure
as e SRI can be.
tAAkH sNN Hat4s an AaAlAtAN
with the men. That is not a spc-
clally cnmmendable ambition. hut
granting that u IL. sou are not. in
the strict sense. even popular with
them. Your free manners and Rpcec h
may render you cofmpanlonnbia 20
q certain class % men. but even
these DO not admire you Indeed. n
Is doubtful that they respect you. n
you are an extreme good fellow
Eirl" you wiu soon discover that
the men who anI you companion.
able Wiil not select you for a wIfc
{ ne reason ? you ask why. simply
because you are n good fellow glri.
Tho truth h.. you are not the ideal
of shat a wife or a mother should
b.. and the men whom sou entertain
realize that perfectly. even n thcy
10 rot take the trouble % inform
yea - the fact They Hay ~ you 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-10
Benefit for Miners,
LOggerS and Other
LabOrerS.
It's an III Wind That Blows Nobody
GOOd-A Shipwreck the Cause
Of Great Saving.

Tho Aiasha Commercial company'n
steamer Bertha was wrecked last
month. A part uf her cargo was "a
large Htolk of clothing. furnishing
goods hate. boots and shoes. which
was consigned 90 a firm Ia NaldsN.
Alaska. All these goods were ape-
rlalib made for Alaska wear put up
90 give warmth and 70 wear like
iron.
Goods 30 made usually sell for
more than ordinary articles. In this
ease everything may BE- bought at
hair the regular prices and IN some
cases less. because the ownorH OF the
Bertha have sold tho entire stock 20
the Outlet Co. who now have the
goods on safe In their store. corner
~ Occidental avenue and Washing
ton street.
Come and look over tho goods. The
prices YOU viii find almost too good
10 believe. Just az a aamplc-thlnk
Of the celebrated Goodyear Glove
and "Stout'H Patent" rubber boots.
an crack proof hip ana thigh. selling
90 1920 pair. high cut shoes, made
by celebrated makers. much az Geo.
~ Keith. Wallace and tho washing
ton Shoe Co. at i.a5 pair: heavy
working shoes nt 90 cents
Some few articles ia this stock
were little damaged by salt water.
hut you'll see that for wear they are
Just as good as new.
he sure 10 get into tho Outlet Co. e
store, right on the corner Of Occt-
Geutal and Washington. as they are
the only firm that Eot n dollars
worth of this kind Of stock from the
Bcrtha's cargo.
FOR PORT ORCHARD POINTS
Don't fap TO route your freight via
| The Skagit Chief from Colmau dock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-10

wASHISGToN. ID. C.. April 81
lnanx the carefully preserved treas
rs az the war department are rel
: a the assassination ~ President
slsenln. In an old fashioned safe. IN
Il Hfxe Of the judge advocate gem
al i a pastehoard box containing
~ 3srrfnKer revolver used by Booth.
* bullet. fssttened by contact with
Il sknA. that caused Llucoin'a
Ssfh, several fragments 81 the skull
III TIE probe used BY the surgeons
= teslr efforts 10 locate the bullet.
~ revolver Is a short barreled at
III AZ an unusually large caiiber.
n a chest In the suO-ba sen1snt Of
n buliaing are kept Booths diary
,kEsges Of three handsome women
i naotAer, Mrs. Surrat and Fanny
asxn. an actress with whom he was
1 hss. the saddle and bride used
aeeth. feur big Bowie knives and
81 rsTolsers thNt were taken from
sak and two 81 his friends and TWO
sna<1eld rifles.
Fsrs Is the timber which Booth
wi as prop against the door ~
u rrxxident's box at the theater. 90
rwsst persons from rushing ia and
ntnsesinx with the murder. and tho
risgle Booth used In signaling one
( ~ stage hands to drop the cur
IN = order 20 facilitate his escape.
~ szrfain was not lowered. how
qff
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-10
WANT IMPARTIAL
TREATMENT

COLUMBIA. S. G.. April i0.-The
legislature has been uetitloued % re-
lieve the poverty stricken Caiawha
Indians. only 4 handful % this once
ron and powerful tribe remain.
Years ago they surrendered title 20
ia 600 acres Of land along the Ca
tawba river. The south Carolina
commissioners agreed 90 give other
lands and money in exchange. hut
the Indians never received either.
The tawbas In the revolutionary
war. fought bravely against the
Rrlflzh and later helped the Ameri-
cans fight other Indians. % b a
matter 81 record that none ~ them
has ever been accused ~ stealing.
Notwithstanding an this they have
bnen driven from pillar 90 pos" ur-
fiI now the remnant ~ the tribe is
Irving IN abicct poverty on q little
rocky tract Of land in York county.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-10
BUILDING PERMITS

To ". NJ, LyteF. for two. story
frame house, at set Fifteenth ave.
nue. North. to cost 5000; 20 J.
OLeary. for twostoyy frame
building. Al i5002 Elliott avenue
10 cost $1,000; to r Ehie. for a
one-st0ry frame cottage. AZ af4
Nineteenth avenue. TO cost $500
70 J. y. Powell. FOR two-story
frame residence. at sGs Thirty.
seventh avenue. TO cost $500.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-10
ACCUSES KING

Y 7. King. butcher az Twenty
ssa'h avenue south and Dearborn
- az this afternoon arrested
snaF9e n receiving stolen
800 Detective Lame has been ln-
- ~.s1'iHs me ease and IL ls alleged
-. ne police have knowledge II
~. sHiab boys. who win swear
-. -. mey stole chickenr and sold
a. - = King the latter knowing
@sn 70 Be stolen.
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WONdTM'S WORLD

liFht Aenz for
a Day
Breakfast.
Grape Fruit
Hruiied Ham French Fried Potatoes
Corn Bread Coffee.
Veal Outlet Frer.h Fried Bread
fsmurh
MHcaroni and Cheese.
Tea
Dlnucr
Mutton and Barley Broth.
Eruiied Tcndefiolu
Mashed Potatoes
Cucumber Peas
Brown Betty. Coffee
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Handsome Structure Costing sl2,,
600 TO Be Built

r. G. Burke this afternoon took
out a permit In the city engineers
office for the construction ~ a three
story frame building a. 1906 sum
nit avenue The building viii be
covered with concrete. and when
cgnpisted will cost $1,000.
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COURTHOUSE NOTES

AaFun G. Dickinson. who elnped
I'd his neighboF'a wife and came
2 seattle. was arrested and placed
: the county jail Tuesday night.
y lefl last night with the sheriff
= Vntanzyan county. Michigan.
~ aeeomp1nisd b. Mrs Dickinzou.
.''essd hsm here. and VIII BE- taken
2 nis home IN Outauayau county.
za Dickinson i ia Tacoma and her
'.'sa = Seattle. Mrs. Dickinson
- mat Tacoma IL not large
saoash for both Of them.
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WI q Work Two Months :

n ~. ! hanaon has filed q claim
Hsn.s.., damages against the city.
Va 49,, sH-Eea thai on Jan. u he
sae s.slne along Elliott avenue
~ ~ - . defect n the plank
ssssss,, ard injured himself 20
r ~ ne. M ne Was out " work
L a. 'aehths nad was compelled
a prospective position.