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The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1902-05-17

Deputy Game Warden Boucher has
gone to Essex in search of party
or alleged sportsmen, who it is re-
ported have been killing deer. It is
said that many deer have been killed
in that vicinity since the closed sea-
son commenced and a determined eff
fort will be made to bring the VIC
1ators of the game law to justice.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1902-05-17

Mrs. E. A. Walker will entertain a
large number of guests at picture
shower" in honor of Miss Cecil
Clapp, at her home on Fifth avenue
east, Monday afternoon.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1902-05-17

F. H. NASH, V. G.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1902-05-17

James White was in Libby for sew
eral days this week.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1902-05-17

Mr.. and Mrs. II. Decker of Column
bla Falls have gone to Lewiston,
Mont, to make their home. Mr..
Decker is an old resident of this
county and for several years owned a
blacksmith shop in this city.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1902-05-17

Mr.. and Mrs. P. B. Smith of Mime
apolis, Mimi, were in the city this
week. Mr.. Smith is one of the Off
Gals of the Royal Milling company
and was on a tour of inspection of
their plant in this city.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1902-05-17
AROUND THE TOWN.

w. M. Atkinson of Great Falls is in
me city today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-03

LONDON. Juno s.--The excite
ment attendast ON the declaration Of
peace and end OF the Hoer war has
not died down 60 any great extent.
and the streets are atiii filled With
those who are celebrating. Plans
arc under way for great eeiebra-
tion OF the event.
Notwithstanding the close OF tho
war. there II stili a strong Indication
that the british Taxpayer viii feel
It's effects for HoFnc time u come. In
the commons today the chancellor Of
the exchcqucr again announcer that
there would be no abandonment Of
the corn tax for an indefinite time. as
the condition of the treasury was
such that IL was a necessity 10 raise
funds.
Wheiesaio Drunk
Last night very large portion OF
the London masses were fairly turn
ed loose for celebration. The result
was a Wholesale drunk. on tho
took place where drunken men and
women maudiluiy cheered for peace
or kissed and huKred each other for
the edliication Of byHsAnders
In the music halls and theatera
there we're special programs pre-
pared IN honor OF the peace conaufn =
nation. In all dependencies and
from all portions 81 the United King
dom come reports 81 celebrations and
fuhiiatioEt. with the exception % Ire
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-03

CE-sHERfFF's SALE OF
real estate. State of Washington,
County OF King. IS. Sheriffs Of
flee.
by virtue OF an order OF sale issued
out of the Honorable Superior Court
of King county, on the S0th day OF
April, 1909, by the clerk thereof. in
the case of Isaac Rees. Robert Willis,
Rand Mcdonald. James :. Williams,
Pat McGonigal. James NJ. Scott, s
c. Roe. Frank Jensen, Robert
Barnes, Mike Wilson. Tom Cornish,
Richard Musgrove. George Oliver
and George Watson, plaintiff. versus
Danyillc Coal Company, a corpora
ton. the Central Trust and safe De-
posit Company. "A corporation. Eben
q. Jones. Seattle National Bank. a
corporation. William Goebel. William
Sallada. william Davis. A. Brooks,
Henry Smith. Albert Waddell, j. a,
Grow, John a. Davis. w. L. Berry.
City OF Seattle, a municipal corpora
ton. and Henry II. Allen, defendants.
John Larrabce, intervtnor. No. 32105,
and TO me as sheriff directed and de-
liVcred.
Notice IL hereby given, that I win
proceed 10 sell at public auction 10
the highest Bidder for cash. within
the hours prescribed by law for sher-
IRIS sales, to-wit: Mt 1000 O'clock
a. IN. on the 18th day Jf June. ia0g.
before the court house door OF said
situated in King county, state of
Washington, to-wit:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-03

Brass Extension Sash Curtain
ioc each. on sale Wednesday. from
: 20 n. AZ Sc
eMusic. mid the Orange Trcesand
blossoms She In waiting" on sale
Wednesday. from : to IL. at fbc. i.
Women's Black Lawn Corset Cow
ers, French style. fun front. trimmed
with Nack val lace. worth 1Sc, TO
II. AT fee.
.hndren's swhIte Embroidered
Wash HatG made with fancy funny
rows OF embroidery. regular price
ti.s5. sale price. from To II. soc.
womeh's House Wrappers. Of good
percale. nicely trimmed. full skirt.
ntted lining. best colors. Wednesday
from s TO II. at SIC.
Long Kimonos OF English lawn.
beautiful patterns. yoke. collar cuffs
and front trimmed In four-inch plain
contrasting color. worth $500. sale
price from to II. At si.1a.
Duck Towels. fair size. red hord-
ers. and frtnged; worth &c. from 5 TO
IL. AZ &c.
White India Linen. 81 inches wide
worth kt-3c. price. from to IL
Wednesday, At 4ae.
Printeda Dimities. fast coiors. va
riety Of designs. worth TMe a yard.
S 10 II. at Sc.
Boys and Youths School Shoes.
worth si.25. sizes So to 5. TO II. at
zee.
chiIdren's Blue shoes. Wei Kid.
aee, spring heel. worth TIC. s to II.
at f5c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-03
LONDON STILL IN THE
THROES OF UTILIZATION
But the Corn Tax Will Have to Foot the Bills
of the BOer War

land. where no notice IL taken Of the
end OF the war.
Lsyds Loses Job
PARIS. June Am interview IL
published b. a paper here wherein
Il il openly stated that Dr. Ieyda. the
noer agent IN Europe. IL very much
disappointed at the termination OF
the war. He IL characterized a. the
valiant agent who favnrn the Hght=
ing Of others 10 the death" lie has
gone 10 Utrecht 60 confer with krug-
or.
o ails Of Signing
The details OF signing u peace
.srmn reached London today. The
signing was without partlcu lAf ccrs-
fnony. All slEners met IA the dining
room Of the house occupied BY the
floer detcEAteH. Without delay the
8oern signed the agreement
After the paper was duly signed.
kitchener'n secretary took u and im-
mediateiy started for England with
81. when the fact that peace was
secured became knoWu In the con-
centrRtinn camps. the occupants be-
came hyss~rieaiiy joyful.
Reward Kitchener
The Exchange Telegraph says the
prevailing view IL that the commons
will authorize a vote Of thanks %
Lord Kitchener. which VIII be ac-
eomranird by vote Of hundred
thousand pounds fsseo ooo) and an
ehridom. Lard Miner. II In also ex-
psctsd. II 20 be raised 90 an efridonn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-03

ministers stated In the absence or
definite leadership Ia moral reform
IN the city at present. Tho COMMIT
tee VIII report two weeks from yes
terday.
RoV. ]. l.. Sawyer read the paper
Of the day. touching upon the etl-
cheney OF the church aud the pulpit.
A committee was appointed 20 CO.
operate with the W. G. I. ", on July
4 FOR celebration at woodland
parh Dr burrows being chosen as
sneaker Tor the occasion. Dr. Tenn
pie. Or. Rananil and Dr. Major were
appointed a committee 10 promote
the matter of securing for the pub
lie library a proper supply Of rcllH-
ioua, missionary, Sunday school aud
sociological works.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-03
MOTHER and father ACCUSED
OF NUMBERING THEIR BABY
Nellie and Paul Underwood Apprehended at Aberdeen be
Brought Seattle to Answer the Awful Charge OF Killing Their
First Born by Throwing the Child Into the Bay Near Ballard

Ii believed TO have been procured
against thcms
Mrs. Hetsler OF Ballard. Ia whose
house the undorwooda stayed while
IN that city. stated to star report
er this morning that Mrs. Under
woods maiden name was Nciile
Wethefwax. Her father II believed
to be a well to do mill man Of Abcr-
deem.
Mrs HctEler this morning made n
thorough examination OF the little
house formerly occupied by Mr. and
Mrs. Underwood. and found nothing
bat a scrap OF paper ON which was
scribbled the names Alice Under
wood, Nellie Underwood aud Paul
Underwood. No correspondence or
effects OF the young couple could be
found
Al ais o'clock this afternoon Chief
o. Police Graham OF Aberdeen by
long distance telephone stated that
he had Just located the Undefwoods
and hAd sent an officer 10 arrest
them. They win be held awaiting
an officer from Seattle. when they
will be delivered.
Sheriff Cudlhce said this Afternoon
that he would send a deputy 10
Aberdeen. leaving on the 10 O'Clock
train tomorrow morning. such being
the first train q leave for 5rays
haFhar since learning tho definite
whereabouts OF the accused..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-03

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
the State OF Washington, In ana
for the County OF King.
In the matter OF the estate OF Dam
iel Crowley otherwise known as
Daniel n. Crowley. deceased. No.
l2gs, order TO show cause on petition
for sale of real estate.
II appearing to the court from the
petition OF the administrator of the
estate OF the above named descend
ant. that IL is necessary to sell the
whole of the real estate of said de-
scendant TO pay the debts of said de-
scendant. and the expenses and
charges OF administration;
II IN therefore ordered. that all
persons interested in the estate of
said deceased appear before tho
above named court on the 27th day
OF June 1902, at the hour OF $3.50
a. m. Of said day, at the court
room of department No. 4 of said
court, at the courthouse. In Seattle.
King county. Washington, to show
cause why an order should not be
granted TO said administrator to sell
the whole of the real estate of said
estate. and that a copy of this or
der be published four succeaaiVe
weeks In the Seattle Daily Star. n
newspaper published In said city OF
Seattle.
Done IN open court this,2G day of
May 1902.
BoED J. TALLMAN. Judge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-03

All OF lot twelve U2) and the south
west quarter Is. W. "a of the south
east quarter tS. T.. ~ and the south
half O.. ~ OF the southwest quarter
as. w. ~ Of section "a. township e
north. range east. w. NJ. contain
Ing 1864 acres more or less. being the
land upon which the coal mine OF
the said DanVille Coal Company. n
corpMation, Is located. excepting
thercfrom the following described
parcel Of land heretofore Condemned
by the city of Seattle. all coal there
under having been reserved to the
said DanViiie Coal Company. under
that certain judgment and decree
entered In this court in cause No.
$3.50. to-wit;
Beginning at a point on the line
between sections "a and la. township
% north. .rangea and east, north
degree 0s minutes east. 1881 feet
from the southeast corner Of said
section "a, said point being also the
southeast corner of tract Of land
terest Of the said defendant. Danvf1le
Coal Company, a corporation. In and
to the following described property
heretofore obtained by the city 81
Seattle; running thence along tina
south side of said tract of land N.
rs degrees 5iis minutes w. 5s4 feet.
thence n. IS degrees 4eis minutes
W. lso feet. thence n. 20 degrees
lsA minutes w. 5SS6s feet. more OF
less. To the west line of lot ~. said
section "a; thence along said west
line south 0 degree II minutes east.
hi.T feet. and 60 the S. n. corner
OF strip or trsct OF land obtained
by the city OF Seattle from Thomas
Dawson ana Catherine Dawson, his
wife. ON the 3rd day OF May. 1897.
thence south 20 degrees So minutes
r. bSl feet; thence $. 80 degrees b6ih
minutes II. 60i feet: thence $. 6S de-
grees 20 minutes T.. 2Si.07 feet, more
or less. and 10 the II. line of said
section "a; thence along said T.. line
N. degree 90 minutes T.. So feet.
more or less, and 10 the place OF be-
ginning. said tract or parcel Of land
containing one and lS.l00 do acres,
more OF less, levied on as the prop
erty of the defendant DanVille Coal
company, corporation. to satisfy
Judgments in the aggregate amount
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-03

wornen's One-Strap House Slip
pera. turned soies. medium heel.
worth tI.2s. 10 II. at sSc-
Mems soft NeEiigee shirts worth
soc. fros to IL. at like.
Not more than two to each pur-
chaser.
500 boxes Kinks 25c Soap. from
TO IL. at i0c a box
Machine oil. regular ioc size. s b
IL. at Sc.
Petroleum Jelly or vaseline. :
carbolate or plain. loc bottles for Y
Absorbent Cotton. fun IL %. packr
ages. from s 10 II, at s6c-
Florida Water. CSC bottles. for he
Castoria. Fleeher's. TO IL. at he
Women'z Black Cotton Hos
double soles. worth loo pair. %
IL. at SC.
Boys Heavy Ribbed Fast Black
bicycle Hose. cotton. double toe, hes
and triple knee. regular sc gra1s.
special from 70 IL. at lie.
Playing Cards. sssor0 CSC. 70 u
at isc.
soc Imported Jet Tea Bos. TO Il
at zee.
$3.50 Decorated Glass Water and
Lemonade Sets. pitcher and 81
glasses complete. with trO; 70 Il
at Tkc.
tsc Fruit or sailed Set. decorated
large bowl and six individual dishes
to match; s to II. at CSC a SET,
Japanese China Soup Dishes =
pretty hue decorations, splenas
value. at SI.b0 per set OF six. s2eeA
from 8 TO IL, at ssc. =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-03
TELEPHONE
COMPANY
ROUNDED UP

The Sunset Telephone Company.
according 70 a decision 81 the city
council last night. VIII be required
To issue new directory nt least
every three months and n supplement
containing all new names At least
every 30 days. The corporations
committee submitted a report TO this
effect last night. The council Ia
vorcd the adoption OF the report. but
Councilman Morrison offered an
amendment fixing a penalty for the
non performance Of the mandate. He
stated that for the first omission q
fine Of t7se should be the penalty,
for the second omission ti.bao. and
for the third revocation Of fran
chise. Councilman RinehArt doubted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-03

Glass water Bottles. 81 good clear
giaFs. regularly worth sse each. spc-
ciai tomorrow At ise.
-Four piece Glass Breakfast Sets,
sugar. creamer. apooner and butter
diah. regular value tsc. special Wed .
nesday at &c.
Good oinss Kitchen Lamp. with
No. I burner and chimney. regularly
worth zse. special "Wednesday at he.
Plain White Soup Plates: Wednes-
day At &c.
Plain white Vegetable Dishes
" essnes4ey at y.
fslsn yshss css and Sauces. at
only Sc.
Plain white Fruit Dssses. at. each
cents.
Decorated japanese China Munh
Dishes. at. for eec.
Ping Pong. fine woe raekcN. net
and four balls. spien0d value ct
p %. on sale Wednesday at CSC.
Heavy Canvass Telescope. leather
wednesday at "a
Fine 20 Rush Shopping Bags. to-
s.foot shawl Straps. gooA strou
articles. Wednesday AT isc.
Fine assortment OF Circular IRE.
lures: choice tomorrow at ioc.
Black and white Pictures. and coll
orsd Pictures. worth zse each. Wed
nssday at Zoe.
womsl5s Jersey Wool White Vests
and Pants. summer weight. excellent
quality, worth y - n garmeet. So
ciai tomorrow at eae.
women's Fast Black cettua mop
stitch atockinR. hbe npliced oeel,
double sole, worth 2ec. special to-
morrow at Ice.
boys BaibrwMs underasr<H sss
Drawers. also Gre stbbed cotton, In
gray, superior qualify. All sizes.
choice for aoy sWe Wee0essoy at &c.
California syruo OF FNs. soc size.
Extract OF beef. SOC So. nj soc.
Dupont'H Cold Cream. &c aoe. ~
Zoe.
SIENNA Leaves. zoe package. for Sc.
simpsons Celery comRound. 81 size
az zoe.
Fountain syrinEes. s-auart; We'd
ncadny at see.
sink Umbrellas. ss-inch. worth f736
20 &. 90, wednesday at. only fi1a.
Mems Fancy PercAie Shirts. soft
baaorna. atlff collar and cuffs at
taohed. reduced from CSC and &c. 20
soc.
Two cases Of Mons medium weight
Batbfigaan Underwear. In golden
brown and blue: Wednesday al soc
per garment.
women's Red, Pink and Blue One
Strap slippers. vici kid. turned eoics,
French Feels. worth regularly u2s;
wednesday. at. only soc.
Misses Satin Calf Shoes, heavy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-03

single soies. extenslds edge. medi-
um heel. worth t4.oo: wednesday al
sl-ss.
Boys. Kangaroo Calf Lace Shoes.
heavy single Hoies. worth ~. at ti-hs
women'a fine Wei Kid Lace shoes.
light dress soles. eoncaNe heels. WITH
kid and patent leather tors. worth
o.. special Al si.as.
Wonen'n Fine shoes OF Wei kid.
enamel calf and boxcAd. with light
dress solea. also heavy street soies--
some Of these are ~ and ts.to quail
tiles. special tomorrow At tt.st.
Mems snag proof hip Rubber Boots
worth s.. special Wednesday AZ 1855.
WomenH Pebble Leg Short Rubber
Boots. worth -, special "Wednesday
Msn's SEQ Alaska Miner Boots.
higs tops. heavy double soles; Wed
Thonsand yards Cream Table Da-
mask. 81 inches side, assorted pat
terms. worth sSc. here. "wednesday
at ale
Bleached Damask-swfiisam Lid
deil's.s-ss Hches wide. In clover.
pansy, liliy u the valley. scroll. spot.
ery'Na rthernuune and carnation de-
sisna. regularly worth 81 a yard
wednesday a special AZ ssc.
Napkins 10 match the above. 22x2s.
worth tfbsa Dozen; Wednesday at
tl.6s. -
s-s Beached pepprei sheetinF.
worth isc a yard. special Wednesday
at ibc.
s.ooo yards ~ Everett Classics
Dress Gln0sarss. complete ansort-
ment ~ patterns. usual price Size
yard: special Wednesday ut Sc.
German Linen 0inghans. In a good
variety of karies. a durable fabric
you know. worth S5c and sc. soe-
clai Wednesoay at zoe.
N0oen's MOss Gowns, N-ssaOe
yoke OF Torehon Lace and Insertion
other gowns ~ite tucked yoke and
lace trimrsed.-resular value 81: spe-
eial Wednesday At Csc.
Nofneos MlslIs Skirts. roade with
deep fiounce Of embroidery. also deep
dust ruffle. worth ti.5s. sale price
sils.
women's FaScy Cambria Corset
Covers. French style. N-shane yoke
OF Swiss embroidery, an elegant gar
ment. worth ss.00. here Wednesday
at ti.9s.
women's Muslin Drawers. with
wide ruffe. edged with val. lace
and fancy stitching and having a
row OF embroidery and Insertion
another style trimmed with fmbroid-
cry. ribon and beading. worth 81. at
CSC.
$50 Nottingham Lace Curtain
Ends. on sale rocentN at 1sc each
VIII be closed out Wednesday and
while they last. At. choice. 1sc.
The values are from 7sc to t2.5o
apiece.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-03

regular price itc per dozen. h.,.
Wednesday at &c.
Real KID Halr CurIers. Al ST..
regular prices si4c, i0c. Izi.e 40 m.
per bunch o. one dozen. esle - -.
Wednesday. 5e Der bunch. p''
Mourning Plns. y pins fnli on,,,,
best quality. needle rssn,s. 200 49, ~
boz. sale price. ws1aestsv 49,
boxes for g.. ''A''
Cube Pins. large siIs cuba h,r..,,
duh black and eoiors4 slzas hesds'
needle point. steel pins. regular gr,r.
JOG per cube sale Drie<. Wednesday,.
at &c.
; Patent Wedge Pants Butt,ns ts.s
quality. can be attached and a.
tached. worth Ice q boz. kais price.
Wednesday. &c.
Wire Hair Pin Cabinets. assorted
sizes. large cabinets. straight and
erfmpsd pins. worth Ice per cabinet,
here, Wednesday. II z4c.
Whiak Brooms. extra quality VITA
bound handles. worth &c. wsd-
neFday price iSe.
Cloth brushes. all pure brisfl<s,
wire drawn, worth regularly 30 estk.
at. only. lee.
Pure Hrlntle Hair Brushes. E1l1
back. wire drawn. worth rsgziary
&c: Wednesdays price i5c-
Ebony handle Shaving Brushes. ~.
perior quality. tristies WITH n1f Ri,
out. regularly worth &c. szi4 price,
Wednesday. ibc.
Dexter Knitting Cotton, IN whit
only. all ssxes, regular price 6 u
bali. sale price "wednesday. r.
Ironing Wax. with patent kzn<le
always sold at Sc: here WEDNESDAY
at fe. e
Adamanfine Pins. fun count soll.
heads. needle point. Wednesday.
papers for &c.
Combination Pocket books. se4i AM
waIrus feathers. IN black brown
gray. tanned and green. best quality
leather lined. worth regularly 81 an
ff.,s. Wednesdays price. ~
Pure Gum Mendlng Tianue n
mendIng and henminx womens y
mems garments, worth &c % px<k-
age: sale price. Wednesday. y ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-03
Great Sale of Notions
Wednesday,

The most notable sale u the year
IN Notions viii take place Wednsn-
day You have never read such
prices before in az long a list as this
and II IL doubtful IL We can ever
quote aa many under prices again for
the same day.
Eeamless stoekinette Dress Shields.
best quality, guaranteed oderlesA,
Nos. 3 and 4. always sold at &c ana
soe a pair. here Wednesday at isc.
Fancy Friiled Garter Elastic, very
finest quality. all the desirable
shades. worth &c; Wednesday price.
, cents.
Round Correct I.aess. full "a yards
ioaE. finished with brass pointed tips,
very best quality. regular price fof
Sc. sale price. Wednesday. ~ for &C..
ITO Hook and to Hold" Hose
Supporters. made from finest quality
silk friiled elastic. With satin pad.
fancy Kilt buckles. rubber tip but
ton catch, regular price TIC a pair
sale price Wednesday, Gt4c.
Hump Hooks and Eyes. best quail
ity. black and silvere1. warranted
rust proof. 2 dozen on card. regular
value Sc card. here "wednesday at
! cent.
Century Corset Shields. made from
Dr. WnFncr'H celebrated platinum
steel and tipped ends. prevensa cor
set sseels from breaking. guaranteed
not to rust or puueture she cloth.
regular price ztc. sale price Wednes-
day. &c.
Aluminium Thlmbies. best quality.
viii not tarnIsh. sold regularly at 2
for &c. shle price Wednesday for ic.
Tracing Wheels. extra quality.
machine cut. worth i0c each: saie
price. Wednesday. at lc.
Nickel Plated Safety Pins. small.
medium and large sizes. best quality.
regular price Sc a card. sale price.
wednesday. ztzc.
English Pins. the best quality man.
ufactured. all have needle points and
solid heads. papers of 900 pins. al
ways sold at Sc a paper. sale price.
wednesday. c.
Ball ard Socket Fasteners. IN black
and silvered. medium and large sizes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-03

That Paul Underwood murdered
his three weeks cid baby nri by
Throwing her into the bay near Raj
lard SUNDAY night. Is the conclusion
reached by sheriff Cudihee and Cor
oner Heye last night. This was con-
eluded after the autopsy held over
the body OF the infant found on the
tide fats near Ballard sunday.
Whether Mrs Underwood was a par =
u 70 the CHASTITY crime or not. can-
not be determined. but Circumstance
IS make the case look black even for
the mother. whose identity was only
discovered last night At the sher-
fffrs ONCE IL was reported today that
both Mr.. and Mrs. Underwood are
prisoners At Moutesano. sheriff Hun
of Chehalls county is said to have
captured the couple today, Mr., and
Mrs. Underwood viii be brought
hack Ia Seattle 70 answer 20 the
awful charge OF numbering their own
child An inquest win not be held
by Coroner Hoyss until the arrival
81 the mother ana father OF the dead
infant sheriff Cudihee viii send a
deputy for the prisoners tonight.
The autopsy held by Coroner Hove
yesterday afternoon over the tiny
dead body Of the three weeks old
baby girl found on the tide fats near
Ballard sunday morning. revealed an
AWFUL crime. That crime Is believed
TO have been committed by Paul Tn
derwood. an sAbertfeen single weav-
er. assisted by his fS-year wife.
Coroner Hnye found the lungs and
stomach of the infant Allied with wa
ter. showing ccucfusfvely that 10 had
been alive when thrown into the
BAY. After the autopsy Coroner
Hoye returned to Seattle and notified
Sheriff Cudfhee that a murder had
been committed.
After the departure " Coroner
Hoye from the undertaking rooms of
J. W Whitiock At Ballard. a crowd
Of curious people Swarrued into the
rnorvsae 10 view the remains Of the
dead infant Mrs Rose HetzIer came
In with others and the moment she
saw the baby she recognised II ms
the child Of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul TN
'EeruAsod- The cethinx which she
Ways she helped 20 make, was posi-
sxively identified by her. The room
vas soon cleared and Mrs Hetzler
kven a chance to tell what she knew
Of the ca1-
B Tells All Aneus Il
A. soon as M. yvlnioock discover
"a thssf the woman really l01ew
sSmefhing Of the matter. he at ss1ce
went 70 Seattle to get sheriff Cudi-
hee- This Officer had previously
been notified Of use result OF the au-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-03
MINISTERS
IN EARNEST

win Lock Into Civic Morals Of
the City
A new element has dropped into
the gambling turmoil At a meet
ms Of the Seattle Ministerial aaao-
Ing OF the Seattle Ministerial as
ISOLATION yesterday committee.
composed of REV. Dr spalding, Rev.
n. l.. Smith aud Rev. u. IL LAnEen-
teiter was appointed TO study the
situation regarding civic Interests,
The committee Was appointed as the