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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-01
In Hotels

Prominent among the hotel ar
rivals today are;
a, the Butier-J. l.. Henry. OF Chi
eago: Capt. r. -. sanburu. Capt. T..
". Francis. Of the United States
geodstic survey. J. u. seppo. Of
Santa Rosa. n. u. Greer. Of Denver.
Colo.
At the seatiie--J. s.. Byron and
wife. from vlctorias N. Karne. OF
gan Francisco. william aehle. OF
Victoria. y. NJ. Bruce OF Whatcon.
At the Northern a. A. De Witz.
Of Spokane. ole Polk. Of pauiabo:
william ID. Gait. Of Eilenaburg.
william r. Gilbert. % Port Crescent:
Ben Ranchero. Of Black Diamond.
At the Hrunswick--Ole Dniistrom,
a lumbernan from H0quiam. J. A.
Bannan, logger from Snoqualmie;
H. j. Bailey a ehinglemill man OF
Maple Valley. u. II. Sackman, Eher-
IN az Kitaap county.
At the stevens Frank Ayiwin. Of
Tacoma; ~. 8. Simmons, OF Wen
atchee. r.. r. Carver. Of Everett
At the Rainier Grand-S. ". Stew
art and wife. % the Northern Pa
cifc Railway Company. n. 9. Dick
son. Of San Franciaco. A. X. Ames
and ~ife. Of Nachias. Me-. G. II.
Annes and wife. ~ Port Gamble.
At the Dliler- Hon. John Barclay
OF Black Diamond Cant. J. T.. Crow
eli. Of Deering City. Alaska: u. NJ.
I.lttiefieid. deputy customs collector
from Port Townsend. r. Otis Smith.
a miner. and his wife. from sitka.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-01
CLOSING
SCENES OF
FUNERAL

fCYAtIup, Jan. i.--a.s0 y. M
The funeral train bearing the re-
mains 81 the late governor arrived
here IS minutes behind the schedule
time. II Was met at the station
Nv thronM ot people from this and
neigheorlns towne.
Fur many minutes before the on
kine steamed slowly Into the depot.
with none OF the usual signals. Cos.
u aud u, n. "a. W.. had been drawn
up IN close order A quiet COM
mand was given. the men assumed
attention and Immediately the mill.
tarf paii-beareru appeared with
their burden.
10 the Residence
The ltne " march Was again form i.
ed. and. with the heavy booming ot
muffied drums. the progression. head /.
ed by Wagnerr hand. moved away.
Long lines Of people Followed 10 the
residence OF r. n. RoFers. where
Rev. :, =. Sullsscf. ehapiain a. the
First Washington volunteers. dellV-
cred the funeral address.
10 the Crave
At the close OF the services at the
residence the procession again
formed and proceeded to the GENE,
terry. The Masons read the henutiful
burial ritual OF the order. and pray
els Wege given.
After the casket was lowered into
the grave a short signal was given
and the guard OF honor fired three
volieyz and the bugie sounded
taps" slgnifying the close OF the
ceremonies and the finai rest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-01
BITS OF GAIETY

Mr.. and Mrs j. A. Moore enter
taIned 100 of their immediate friends
at the Lincoln last evening. dam
~ collation. was served shortly be-
fore the uaherinR In OF the new year
and dancing was INDUCED In 10 the
strains Of Wagner's orchestra I'M
~ late hour.
The Sigma Van Chapter Of the
Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity will
give an informal hop Monday even
Ing Jan. at the Lincoln.
Mlas Susie McArdle viii entertain
a few friends at home, Az Eighth
avenue south. this evening.
A number Of young people enjoy
ed n dance AZ the West Seattle school
house last evening. Before going 10
the schoOlhouse they dined with
Miss Anna Brown Of West Seattle.
The Wayachatcnock club gave its
yearly dance AT the Queen Anne
clubhouse Monday evening, Dec. 30
The hall was decorated with Japan.
Csc lanterns. During the evening
the electric lights were put out al
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-01
JUST A TRIFLE
UP AGAINST IT

A 800 bill was stolen from the
pocket of John Williams white in
the Phoenix saloon last night. Just
how he iost his money williams does
not know.
A sneak thief stole a hat ana coat
from the residence Of Kenneth Mo-
wat. 1871 FIFTH avenue. last night.
The police are investigating.
Wilbur y. Lewis. collector 81 a To-
cal grocery house. lost his overcoat
while attending a watch night ser
vice at Trinity Parish church last
evening. The coat IN question IL
one OF the automobile pattern.
Elmer Williams and Jerry Finn
were arrested by officer Cameron
this morning for fighting.
David Cook II In custody as q
vaErmnt.
Geo. Douglas and Burt Daily were
arrested by Policeman McClurg this
morning for begging.
Ward Hharo and ~. Jones are In
custody AZ disorderly persons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-01
FURNISHES GOOD ARGUMENT
SAYS, DEPUTY oORMLEv
FOR MUNICIPAL OWNERSHIP
Income From City Water Department Three and 0neHali
Tines Greater Than ne Expense-Proht OF
sl76,89489 in Tear lust Closed

"Tk@ fire showing made in water
<asleefioHs for 1901 = one Of the best
ssxuments that can be named for
nnzseipal ownership" remarked
Depnfy city Treasurer Mat cormlsy
today.
There IL not private eoncern
cn earth that could conduct ! 81 :
ee saN plant ffor that IL what IT'S
wrrfhJ AZ cheap}y ne the Seattle MA
tsf department. Is run and at such
. DIX Profit. while AZ the same time
sfie rates ara reasonable You
might say the city started the water
system On nothing II wfit have a
Ska0e 30 plant raid for in 70 years.
and AZ the same time will continue
10 derive q revenue that will pay .
hlgh r8fs u lnferest on the money
invested.
WAY Fss an Electric rssnfY
Why. shsn. continued Mr.. CORN
hg. ~eoEid n0t the city make an
sAsetrir light xystem Pay r. These
DsFspaz opposed 90 municipal own-
ersStp <hoHid study the water fig
IRA IL They want 10 b. convInc-
Cd those figures ought 10 do ~
A. exclusively announced II yss-
ft-SxYs Sgaz. the collections for xhe
ecfirs rear wsre ftgs Sss -. az against
&Af'1-s tn 1850. gain Or szs.sz1 II.
70 N~rzre Cost Of coudurtinz the
erFEz<rs. Including salaries ~
sf'rix'< = Ns1a month. or $50. 900
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-01

Notwithstanding the fact that a
large warehouse had already been
rented for that purpose IN Tacoma.
The Wooden Mill
Then the $500. 600 wooden mill prop
odtion was put under way and bids
fSdr 10 be a reality. The chamber
tDk the lead In everything pertain
ing 20 the Isake Washington canal.
II lnauKurated the excursions 10 the
different state fairs which have re-
suited IN much good 20 Seattle busl-
ness.
Many other things were handled
for the good Of the city that was
given no publicity.
Things to Come
Important matters yet pending are
a. follows. Auditorium for the city.
cty hall. manufacturing sites for
those contemplating locating here
and annexation ~ the suburbs.
In addition the officers of the
chamber have disposed ~ host 0f
minor matters pertaining 10 securing
for Seattle mercantile and manufac-
turing establishments.
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PRIDE IN THIS RECORD
'a'0 Tear Just Passed Chauber Of Commerce Did Many
Things for Citys Advancement

-oe record Of the Chamber az
!. nnsres for the year junt closed
specially gratifying 10 it, a.
s ssn and members. .'rrhe ametal.
go 80 mat the institution has dane :
49, work. said Secretary Meitsis
go and believe the eittzens -
Tsrss appreciate that work
r,e,s -.lng the year nearly IA nexy
y ,sss. a have been taken IN Ab@,,,.
se,.s pamphlets telling of the ~
49, and advantages 81 G...,fe
az nv ,vaiclnity have been printed sn1
- ssesrs. the sAtusship
rae ne chamber was instrvrpsn,., 4.
is ass's the 10000 bonus ~ s a. =.
hsa Q build the battiestir. 80 - ; y
r raas.a n Seattle. The eongreas,o. ~
sn,s1 and harbors conrnls,so ', ,,,sl
~ Hs.s.s.alnsd. Il was mainiv ,sro, mss
" " = snanber's influence tbaf Csss.
m,aa \; harweiI was retained AZ com ~.
vard ri At The Puget SOUND ns1v
o5a =. oslsineHs Of the uni,ea a,a,a.
*sHAster was kept in seattia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-01
STRONG STOCK COMP ANY
FROM NEW YORK
WILL OPEN in THIS CITY
Mil Make lis Permanent Home at the Seattle Theater
Engagement viii Begin Not Later Than Feb

not 90 give out their names fov pub
iicatson. The complete company
will be announced. however. in few
siayv. The company win be unusu-
ally large. aS l wish to be able 20
stage adequately any play. and also
70 have players In reserve.
Its Permanent keme
while the Seattle theaier will be
the permanent horne Of the com
pany. some Of its members viii prob
ably make from time TO time brief
tour % a circuit Of nearby cities.
that have very often felt the want
OF first-ciass attractions Al the
close 20 the regular season at the
Seattle the Manhattan Stock Com.
pany probably VIII fiii an extended
lengagcmsnt In san Francisco.
Nceersgs Prices
The cornpany's opening bill viii
be The Lost Paradise" that viii
be followed by a series OF success
fui modern comedies and society
dramas. Every endeavor will he
made 20 have all the productions
staged carefully. and new scenery
land costumes viii be used each
week. In short. the offerings are In.
tended 20 appeal 20 tho best class %
Itheatergoers. Prices viii range
from Is 20 Is cents. There with be
seven evening performances and a
tSaturday matinee"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-01
SOME HOPE
FOR SEA70N
70 fold IN Yesterdays Star. Law.
yers Work 10 Save Him

The supreme court will hear the
tppilcati0n Of William Aidon s@at0u
Dr a stay % execution tomorrow
morning. A J. speckert Will APP
fear for Seatou. and Prosecuting
Attorney Fulton for the state. Each
trofesaes confidence that he has ali
ne Law or his side.
a. y. M0ugGn will present the Pc
sf0n for a communication Of the
~ath sentences 70 Governor Mcbride
pfn0rrnw afternoon. He was busy
Yesterday trying To get the sigma !
slrs@ ~ the Jurors IN the case. with
Ynat success has not been learned.
g ne has gone to Olympia.
Sesfon u IN a reasona bly, cheerful
mood today. n he Is nervous over
ne situation ne does not betray h
~ his manner He talks little, how
tver. and offered no comment when
ne enort to be made tomorrow in
aia behalf was referred 10.
His mother. Mrs. Tarkin. sepp
aim q great deal. although much II
Ter tire II occupied IN coferring
With her attorneys. The fight she
, making for her boy has awakened
! good deal Of sympathy.
Not few people who are familiar
With seaton have doubts ns 20 HIS
responsibility II is said that one Of
nc Jurors VINO sat upon the case has
tcconsidered his verdict and stated
Ne opinion that II was not fully war
anted.
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Intervals and the merry makers
danced by the lights Of the lanterns
alone. making an exceedingly pretty
scene
The VIZ club gave a masquerade
90 iAtiie's Dancing aeademy last
evening,
The Cheu Boys gave "a smoker
20 a few 81 their friends last even
inE al their clubroomH on Ninth
avenue ana Cherry street.
Mrs, NJ. T.. Downs viii entertain
the wednesday Card club tomorrow
evening at her home, 1884 Terry ave-
nue..
Mrs. l.. u. atedmun entertained
Informally az dinner last evening
az her home, ilil Eighteenth awe
nue.. only a few guests we're pres
cnt
Dr. aud Mrs. DE Beck. 70i Thrift
eth avenue. gave an Informal card
party lhet evening. About 20 guests
were present.
Tho Al Antra club Will meet next
Tuesday afternoon at the clubrOomn
Ia the New York block.
Mrs. a. -. Stevens VIII entertain
at cards next Tuesday al her homo,
lis Seventeenth avenue north.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-01

-. sseek company system that
- rrnVea 81 popular In many 9TH
= sl'ie~. : about 70 be adopted az
=. Seassie sheafrr. Under The
...~.resrent 81 N. NJ. kalsman. a
- knepa theatrical manager, a
-....,h stock company viii cpen at
-. Ss.ttle. not later than Fsh. /.
s..sre- Hove % the theater said
a. afssrnecu that the arrangements
~. rrnesleally complete, ard the
.s,n,rses VIII probably be signed to-
rsNfrNw.
rsr rwsssy weeks
~. company VIZ pay % weeks.
xs.h An sasiFs change Of program
- gsI,msn was last season man
.r~r n ~ Grand opera house at
Ss,s fsks el1v. Ne has rVcentiy
- = <<w Ycrk. where ne engaE-
- eeaspeny and secured a fine
s..nsr.slrv n plays Vie himself out
,,~>S ~ plan a. follows,
IVA Manhattan Stock company.
49, have naraea my new urwanl3a-
80 rfll be. I arm confident. the
49, that has visited the Pacific
rsst / have been fortnrats In
s~nrlnx . number Of players az es-
1.h;Ahed reputation. untii certain
~r-nhers a the company are reIeAs-
!. frp-u rentrscss under which they
srx appearing a. present. | prefer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-01
STAR OF THE
SEA COURT
Women OF the Catholic Order Of
roreslers Give Dance

Star of the Sea Court, No. so. Of
the wom~n's Catholic order OF For
rntrrn. gave its second annual ball at
RAnkr's hall last night The COM
mittce in charge were Mrs n.
Graves. Mfs. NJ Rex. Miss Belle
Grant and Airs. Filxmnrris.
The hall vas taKtefuliy decorated
with rsKs ard bunting. while palms
and p0ttad flowers surrounded the
dancing fiaor. Viriaw with the ladies
rostnmsm IN adding color and beauty
20 the scene.
A large number 81 dancers were
on the door. The gallery was quite
well filled with spectators IN the
eariirr part of the evening.
The grand march began a. ?
o'cioek. and the program consisted
Of 20 numbers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-01
THE Blind
GODDESS
With Equal Polse the Scales
Before Her Balance Pun
ishment and Crime
wanted rir,, Cabin

Alexander h. BELL recently sued
the Alaska steamship Company for
s6,oo0 damages on account OF per
sonai injuries resulting from AN as
aault by the pufser Of the Dolphin.
The company has answered aVeffiug
that hell was stowawny, and re-
fused To leave the titHt cabin for the
part OF the vessel where such guests
ARE usually entertained. A ncuffie
ensued bat u n claimed that n BELL
received any injuries Il waa through
hts own fault.
Dr.. Jsrdsn's rronbles
DIR, J. Eugene Jordan IL now after
his partner. Asa Gardner, He al
lrges that Gardner took 81. 600 out n
some Alaska placer claims. and re-
fused TO account FOR lt. nr. Jordan
sues TO- tsooo and sarnisheA several
parties
reassii once Merv
George FeaHeil and o. n. Mason
have sued the city for 5000 damages
This grows out OF an old city eoun-
cil trouble. Of the summer ~ isGa.
The license OF the plaintiffs 10 run
the Tony Faust saloon wns revoked.
when Il had ten months 20 run. and
they seek 10 recover rebate for that
time The license paid was $500 for
one year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-01
CARROLL'S ASSAULT

Thoa J. Carroll. the isweier at
20s Columbia street who WIS as
Fauited yesterday afternoon by an
unknown man. refuses 10 make any
complaint TO the police. II ls be-
iieved by officers that Carroll does
not care to have his aHsAilant ar.
rested. as a trial might result In
bringing out certain detalls Of his
business transaction with the man
who struck him, which would be
better not told.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-01
They Ike Salmon

Brltishers are evidently beginning
inog~ and more 20 like the tooth
some canned salmon that's shipped
20 them Ia whole enfgoes az time
from the Pacific coast, and they evi-
IDENTIFY cannot get too much uf u.
Not content with waiting theN ar
rival OF American bottoms with the
dainty dish, they have to send over
shipa % their own 20 carry n homo
TO them This forenoon the big Brit
ish shop hcrchdAie. from Liverpool,
sailed from the Fraser river With a
cargo consisting exclusively ~
British Columbia canned salmon.
The ship viii not reach the other
side much before May. but the cargo
viii come In handy for Primrose
day. when everybody eats cold
salads and lunches on the green.
ladies' Furs made and repaired.
c. {, BERG, i1is Third ave. go.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-01
Bound for Austraiia
THE LUST FOR POWER

The Portland Oregnnian. speaking
editoriaily ~ the Morgan rail
way consolidation scheme. rays
No man can see what VIII come
Of the present railroad movement. n
II big with possibilities. unquea-
tionAhiy events Of the past year
have made the idea ~ government
ownership more welcome 90 the PEG.
pie than Il ever was before. But n
cannot he supposed that the flrti-
iious valuation manipulated int
railroad stocks viii ever he taken a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-01
SENSELESS ALARM

The story nfluat that some diaan-
inf hnd ofertnken the little steam
N lthlnirr ia secuted by its owners.
ths 'hlnperk Bros N this city.
When seen tha morning. this firm
said that thew entertain no doubt
whatever ~ the steamers safety.
IT anything serious had overtak
rn her. they would undoubtedly have
received Information Of a. The fact
that the steamer ~ overdue sight
Tee nothing a. this season OF the
year. IN" Rainier carries crew OF
"a men
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-01
PINNED HIS
LIPS SHUT

TAUNTON. Mass. Jan. John
ME Murphy. If years old. attends the
North street school Of which Misc
$. a. wilbur ~ principal.
Johnnie has been under the family
doctors care for a week. his parents
say. as the result Of punishment In
nieted b. Miss Wilbur. They say
she compressed his lips and fastened
them together with a spring clothes
pin because Johnnie Whispered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-01
Nearly so Years o. Age

william T. Gerts. a native OF Port
land. Me. died yesterday afternoon
AZ 5.s0 o'clock at the residence OF
his daughter. Mrs Charles u.
knight. sos East Newton street. this
city. The deceased was ~ years 9
months and 2s days old. The death
was due 20 old age.
Mr.. Gerts had resided In Seattle
with his daughter for 1s years and
had q large number 81 friends. The
body Il a Bouuey a Stewards. from
whence the funeral will be held to-
morrow afternoon NJ o'clock Rev.
John r. Damon. who was a close
friend Of the dead man. will OH
ffnta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-01
Fined for Theft

william Durham and I'd Newton
were brought up for trial before Jus
tlce Cam yesterday on the charge
OF stealing n quantity Of tools from
J. AhiberR. Durham pleaded guilty
and was fined $50 and costs. Newton
was discharged. The fine will be
aarvad ont
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-01

o basis ~ negotiation Tor govern
mcnt control A. the same time,
men who are ~ the game are max.
ing VAST fortunes by putting tnEcth.
tt hnq tearing apart great ayAtfmn,
ana " y were not for the overflow
oilnH frniities VI human nature. for
conflicting iudividhniities, ambitions.
passions. preiudlcea. hopes and frnfH.
iherg would hr hardly check 90
inc lust for power The iuomdic-
VI" element ~ human nature may
y" t'na ~ the conditions that threat
- tn disrupt an the nicely lnid plans
81 The rniifuHd uanudfus"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-01
KEEPING
FAITH At
BALLARD
Seattle Electric Company Files
eond 0ihsr Council. wors

TIE Seattle Electric Co. at the
regular meeting o. the Ballard city
council last night. filed its bond for
- ~ ~ surety for the fuIsilment
q - contract to construct nnw lss.sv
Al Ballard. ''''1
n surety bond % II. Y. PECK. as
ely attorney. was accepted 81, ire
tu4ncfl.
M council authorized the sfxsas
sgperintendenf 20 remove me garrs
90. .eh stands On A street between
1870 avenue and the city iifnsss
80 water COMMITTEES reported an
k4snlx On the request 81 a num-
~ = tnesrnut street residents for
ts"8 water mains on that street
h@tgsen Second ana Foursh aver.,...
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ksnl u De Trop

~, xnas. Kent. alias Morgan. alias
ahe was arrested by Detective
rrsso~s this afternoon on xsszplefen.
Zen. : we'll known 20 the p1lIrs ~
" Northwest. having been arresf
- various times IN thss parf ~
~, ~. country for divers offenass The
lakeFtan detectives also havs :
knoN ledge Of the man.
~ i Draaahle that Kent win be
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a year. Therefore In 1901 the profit
20 tire cltv was sfTs sat ~. or APP
proxiuists.y $50 per cent
rte fetal r<st
The total water debt OF the city
Is sz.997. 90. divided az follows.
Original cost Of Spring hin
plant ........ ...s+4-...-.-.s f90.o0o
Extensions ~ aH4e .... f1t e10
Extensions OF same ... $4,000
Original co~t Of Cedar river
plant .-.. .4....4.s.s.... LIT ea0
Total water debt .... a. ~ 900
The annual Interest on the Spring
bill plant t. s51oao. which h paid
o9t Of the general fund aud charg-
81 70 the water fund. The annual
Interest on the Cedar river plant q
80. $50 The Cedar Aver system WAS
paid for by issuing optional bonds,
Twenty year bonds werm issued fur
the spring hill plant.
In 1903 sinking fund must be cre-
ased bv a TAR fevy TO meet the ar-
crang Spring hill bonds
Hsst B<sfa - Pay
Commencing today. - per cent. Of
al water receipts must BE- act aside
% pay the Cedar river optional war
rants II t. predicted that the re-
.eipfz Tor this year will be tss0.0oo
Therefore sis0.Aeo win BE- aet aside
the first year. and in little less than
seven wears the entire Cedar river
febs wEii be wiped put.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-01
viii Inspect Wreck

Nesars. Turner and Tyson. com
priaing the marine Insurance survey
for the wrecked schooner Minnie a.
Game. arrived hers today and to-
gethsr with Captain calne. viii pro.
coed 10 smiths island tonight 60 In.
xpacf the ship.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-01
Hoo. Hoos 10 Meet

The annual meeting % the Pacific
Coast Lumber Manufacturers AsHo-
citation win he held here January ~.
and the annual meeting 81 the
Washington Red Cedar Shingic
Manufacturers Association win be-
held on the following day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-01
CICARE

NEW YORK. Ian. Miners the
alter was destroyed ~ frs early this
morning. The lose Il estimated At
s2oo 900 A lighted cigarette thrown
into a heap % rubbish BY = chorus
giFi i said o. have been the cause.
No lives were lost.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-01

Albert Allen. alias Joe Rixiey.
has been found guilty ~ stealing
five pairs Of trousers from the cloth
Ing store % w. u. Hutchinson and
60. last Saturday night. Tie de-
PENDANT pleaded guilty ana vas fin
ed ~ and eoats By Justice Cam. lie
vrna eorYfnfffeA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-01
THE SHIPS
THAT SAIL
Newsy Notes OF the Harbor
and Sea Vessels That
Come and Go
Plledriysr Repaired

Plledftyer Repaired
Hogard a Eatey'n pilcduver which
was wrecked on Christmas night
has been repaired ana - again at
work near the colmuu dock
Fishing steamer faith
The fishing steamer Edith. a TIA
coma craft, ~ reported 90 have been
disabled IN the late storm and IL
supposed Go be- proceeding up tho
sound from Alert bay for repairs.
Santa Ana Due
The Kruae line steamer santa
Ana. from San Francisco. is ex-
pectcd TO reach Seattle tomorrow.
The Pacific Coast Company's Pro-
gresHo viii arrive here some time
today.
Bound for Australia
THE American ship Great Admiral
Left Port Townsend today with %
cargo ~ lumber Iier destination iH
Australia.
On Her Maiden voyage
The nsw schooner CAIRNS. recently
launched at Everett. sails on her
maiden voyage today with a cargo
OF lumber from Tacoma.
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Had Weak Eyes. Perhaps

e. .. Jepson was this afternoon
arrested for stealing a pair OF opera
glasses from a Second avenue store.
He had SIS on his person when
nrarched
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-01
CABLE BROKE

The Yesler avenue cable line WINS
shut down from $3.50 10 s;i2 q. m. to-
day because Of a. s00-foot loose
strand I'm the rope.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-01
Cottage City Sails

The steamer Cottage City sailed
for Alaska last night with a paaEcn-
ger list Of ~ frst-class and Fl sec
0ud-eiaaa passengers. Her cargo
consisted Of 500 tons Of general iner-
cha ndtse
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No peddlers

s. Friedman ard J. Serf were ar
rested By Policeman W. &. Hubbard
this afternoon for psddiing wl,hln
forbidden limits
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-01
Anolher Case

Fred Mann. 6it West Roy street.
was sent 20 the pesfhnuae this after
neon. He had small pox.