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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-11-22

London society has been stirred up
over the loss Of the Duchess of Buc-
cleucfl's bracelet, valuable token of
regard from Queen Victoria, which dis
appeared during the coronation cere-
rnony in Westminster Abbey. Every
effort for its recovery proved futile
until few days ago, when the brace
let was returned none the worse for
its temporary absence. It is stated
that the Jewel had lain for many weeks
in the folds of a coronation robe of a
certain lady who went abroad irnme-
diateIy after the ceremony, and only
when she returned to town few days
since was the missing bracelet found.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-16
EXPECT MUCH OF
SEATTLE POLICE

When = fhlvf steals IA ataid old
Liverpool people expect that ho will
ne tanaht and punished and tho atal.
en- property returned They ate not
iAnhllar Win seattle Idea. Although
a eAfvtW peiuaAl of JpHiah Flynt'a
tndtfwurld etufioa might naaist
thyln IA this rvHpsct
Evidence Of the strange alnpilclty
OF even Woll-to-do citinena OF liver.
pool conieH ln n hotter received from
the bia HnRiinh SEAPORT this morn.
ins ~ itarhurmast~f 1ensen.
The communication ~ from a.
fhenn- A 10, and Ia soif explains.
terry ~ roads aH follows
,"ht Sit; We had our bAruue
iowt1- Castle at your port ueni
september Until October 30, aud 80
Nou VIII doubtless rcconect there
were two new hauling lines af five.
meh and five aud one.h elf inch. 20
rpeetitely. nlan 30 fathoma at -four
ana ute halfsihrh stolen n'nm tho
tnfeprak Of the vessel We shall be
riesHed 10 hear " your police have
kot any clue n- TO who the vulprits
ttv, and whether YOU have been able
10 trace the rupees"
captain Jensen viii DO obliged TO
answer that the local police have
uuAucdrasftl ln catching the thief
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-16
SENSITIVE
PATROLMAN

James MufY. a baseball player, In
50 unfortunate an Ca have incurred
the litspleaaure OF Fatroiman ~ ilsou.
As = consequence he was yesterday
placed la cell ~ the city prison,
though no charge was put againat
hts name on the prison record.
Ahout a week aao Murry was
arrested as "a suspicious character
lie was kept IA close confinement.
but - the police could not connect
him with any criminal act, they
charged him with vuKraney. u Was
un this charge that he vas before
Judge ueurge yesterday. About the
only evidence produced TO prove the
charge WAS that given hy fntruiman
Wilson, who HAid that MufrY had
made himself offensive 20 a lady
OF the variety stage. Murfy eN-
planned that the lady" had com
faalned Of the SO called offensive con-
Met bsesuss. sH she expressed u.
Wilson -lunhed good 10 her
On this evidence Judge Wilson sua-
pended sentence and gave Aurtg bic
liberty. As he Was leaving tho
Wilson and very roughly handled.
Wilson claiming that Murfy had
sailed him by Vile name. when
hyntandsrs protested that this
charge wah untrue wilson bgeams
very abusive and IN loud voice pFo-
claimed what he would and would
not do. lie hustled Nurry off 20 an
underground cell ard there be re-
mHined fsf several hours 10 rufninate
upon the sensitive organizations Of
policemen in general and ane police
man Ia nartiasisr Ne vas later Re
leased by someone hlfhef IN author
ny than phtfuiman Wilson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-16
HELD FOR
GAMBLING

POHTTAN Dec. Is Seven prom
trent eftix~us u this city have been
ar rested upon the charge ~ Esrsi-
bling. upon information flied b.
District Attorney Georxe r. Cham
t-ssIaln- Ths accused men are. Fred
r. Merrill. city eo~ timan. T'bosne =
M Dewitt. eK-rlerk ~ the police
court. Dr. FlxM D. Johnson. physi-
|ctau. GeorRs afreeteE. a young poii-
tiefan. Nho reeeived the Republican
nomination for city treasurer. Peter
Grant and Tom WILLIAMS. proprie-
tors ~ <Anbiins houses Paul Deady
son u former federal Judge. and
r. De Boost. dealer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-16
BRADSHAW
TO HANG

PAse0. Dec. fs. -Oscar Bradshaw.
wh6 was r~eerfly convicted Of the
murder Of Peter Nelson IN the rail-
rad yards last August while nj i
tempting 10 rob his victim, has been
Sentenced % hang on Feb. 2. 1903.
n the sentence IL carried out. Brad
shaw VII be the FIRST man 10 be ex-
ecutsd IN the state psuitsntiary. a.
required By the new Law. william
Keiistf. Bradshaw's associate IN the
crime who was convicted ~ murder
In the second degree. was sentenced
to serve 20 years IN the peniten tiary.
the extreme penalty provided by law.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-16
CONGRESS

WASHINGTON. u, e.. Dec. IA
senator clark uf Montana made hia
iirnt appearance this session upon
the SENATE nauf this morning
A concurrent resolution was
aEtUHh 20 without uhieatiun appro
pfiating 81. aea tor the putrhaHa from
Mrn. radWAidsr Guild Of - hfunHe
bust ~ the late President Mckinley
Mct'nll introduced resolution
into the house fnliinH upon Aeefes
tary Hay foF all correspondence rela-
tive 10 the Venezuelan difficulty. The
omnibus statehood hiil Nae taken %
al O'Clock this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-16
TAKE NO
ACTION
MEDICAL MEN TABLE WATER
CAS- QUESTION As sAvoRiNo
or CONNIE RCtAltsM

The propose Investigation OF tho
water gas question ~ the King
County N-siif al Hsci~ty last evening"
vas "A haHee. n developed. when
this masetiuE wss called 10 ordeI
that the matter has been placed on
the pfoErasu for TIN u,eetins without
gaipg through the hands N the ex-
seutiyv cuumittee. snd ~ result
the auideet was promptly tabled
hf frtrfsin. secretary 81 the sn-
cisty, says q VIII not b. taksn up
again.
Although tho medical men refuse
"a a. Into details reEardinr the mat
toe. II IL stated GA Euad authority
that the attemps O. bring tn water
Ess question ur was ARMY oppp@-d
ea much on tn ground that h saa
"a raoft 60 introduce commercial
issn into the society as for any other
reason
Il VAS decided that Il vas NOT ths
province II the society % Interfere
IN. f'sterkin stated today, Thsre
VAS no discussion 20 alleged danger
IN ths U.s. % water Eas
NJ now features have developed In
tbs sas wAr today, No further nate
cutting has been indaiEra IN. and
tn new t1tizrus fIeht a fpevf 90.
rnsnt as 10 phrth-f u wili or viii
not meet TIE Cut tD % cents q thou
Sand made b. the SEATTLE Gas a
l.lcstFic Light go.
q. a. collins chief engineer -
the new tumrany. made a report 10
tas city cpuncti last niNht, notifyAns
thai body q the fulhliw-ut II ths
terms q this franchis. granted % the
ctilnens tdkht a Foesr 90.
The tranchtsr reautr~a that BY
Jan !. iso1 the new gas company
shall have plan with daily
capacity - as.oel cuhic feet. In OPP
Grafton. aud az least 10 miles ~ pipes
laid
Mf Cniiina Frport~d that n plant
90 - ~ cutie fe~s vas n0w IN up
arAfioo. and that - miles ~ pipe mad
been laid Wtthin three usenths he
aid the csparlty % the pisnt would
ls@ Increased 20 .soo.e1o cvolc fest
and much addittsaai plp~ LAID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-16

VIA Local APPLICATIONS. as they
HHHh1t reach the aHHH ~ the dlasHsa c.
fHHfh e. Hia4d ~ fuuHflfufiHnai dlaaafe.
afH iH order fa cure Re- sgH HuHf tHhe irs
fnFnHi remedies IfHtFa GAtHfrh cure iH
faEau lntafHaliF. ahd acts directly an NE
htaHd aHf HftlfnHH sIFfHHsH Hoifr To-
fHffh tHfa in nas IHafh mHdlrins n
Haa nfHa' ysed 20 HHH RI tine best uhTfi-
eisna % tHta faHutff Zoe FsarH Hnd IL a
feHuiaf fsft HatiufiaH. ~ is fuHinfaHi - no
Lest taHife hH1HH ftauIhlHHd with the best
hifsid Faftfiefs. aetiHg directly ~ The
f1HE1Ha Haffarsa FHH nrrfaat cafnhlns-
uan r. tie tHu ingredients IL sfHf pfn-
ddesa HHf HauHfffHi ffauiia ln curing O.
tHffh HaHa fer faetifHhnfafa ffaa
y fHEHEf z ea pfaaa Toledo. ..
Hfiif b dfdaFisfs price f1f
Haiis Family Pills ere fha hnat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-16
ROBBERS
WORSTED

ALtuRus Texas. u~e. is-Thr~x
ni~a attempted 10 noid ap the First
National Rank al this city today.
a thnfn. Ffaak Martta - dead: a
sesassnd. john strFaft Was dAnsrr-
ssaziy Woasstfed. and the third ctaade
Goidea. - IA Isii. The fact that ths
robbery would b. Attempted came 60
the ears of a constable. aud ar
fanaer1eutr ~eF- made to fofestaii
the Fas5isfs WHEN they entered the
haHk thsT we're covered with re-
rateers by wTrfsi afItaars and
fight eusge1 with The result aneadJ
stated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-16
OpenfveIyfyening

You viii End II q pleasure Instead
Of bufdenaome task IL yuu begin
your Christmas shopping nov. Nc
crowds 20 puah through, complete
aaHoflnnnts 10 select from. ample
time IN which 10 choose, ana mans
other advantages "a your faVur
You cannot DO bntteg than BY COM
iuR 10 W. fnf everything you nag dss
sire IN the musical Instrument line
be II fOr gift giving Or self efafifi
cation. We are the best equipped to
supply your wants. as sc carry b.
Tar the largest stock ~ the city
YOU can make no mistake b. do
Ing all your music shopping here for
our goods are Of THE highest stan
lard. our prices the lowest. quality
considered, and We shall be Pleased
20 give you the very best service and
fullest satisfaction our line Of
Pianos cannot be- exeeiled anyN here.
We are Offering special Inducements
during the holidays and our terms
are ~ reasonable that most anyone
can nfrofd y Piano.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-16
MONEY IN
SARDINES

ruEet sound IL rapidly becoming
"A Ernat producer Of Aafdintsf A ~
kuhnH. president nf tbs Pacific Coast
Aafatns 20. af Port Townsend. afriv-
FL IN the alty thia morning 90 one %
his Hiuprs. witch carried a Cargo af
esnhHd claims rseked 81 hfs eHtab-
tiahfnsut
cur plant IL large enough 20 pack
100 eases Of snfdiueH dHyi he said
this morning. hut We cannot put up
enough 70 supply the demsnd. The
safdinss sell Al retail AZ cents a
al. which l. the same price ~ that
% the Eastern hrands. but the Puget
sa-ud safdlne Is more In demand.
The safiiines are caught all over the
sound They run IN fsir numbers
10 months iH the year. but their
habits are a. Yrt nut very vel known
on me suund
a1fsf fsW people realise how I'm
raffauf tire sarsiiue industry - o.
this section There are probably 800
usen ensaFHd In business On the
sound tfsday. our company was
aniY srsanizea iaat tuly. bat the
fsIAef Sound safdtna Co. IN which
frank Wafsrhouss of Seattle is in-
tsfssied. I believe. has been estah-
iiahsd feE two years At Port Town
send =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-16
ELECTION
METHODS
IN hAYTI

PORT All PRINCE HsysA Dec.
10 -essBsrsi coitn. minister u the
Interior and opponent Of General
~ord. in the contest for the prcsi-
deucy. has sought refuge In the
AmrFicaa legation. There has been
much firing In thr streets % the city
Iana great crritensnt pr~eaiia
General Sord has ocrupied the
arsenal and Notifications u a be-
lleved that the forc- ashi- command
will insure hts election.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-16
ADMITS NE
IS GUILTY

San FRANCISCO. De-. fs-wn-
lam A. ffeadstszsu. alias Isihn Fraser.
ore u the fFe men aha ALLIED 30
iteefran taisias1a last Iahu4rY. while
srsisiins arrest 1T hia hands for rub.
hsfY. Yesterday aisa1sd xuIity 10
tftausiauHfsfef. Hendsrsern turned
states sStdsase ard Ms testimony
aided Ia the enas ieti1n II Prank ana
Villain Kaufman e nuftfer IN m
afaf dsasees Fraser s'sssstes Il
prominent Montreal family.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-16
PROHIBITION
LOSES

OTTAWA. mt. Dee. - Returns
ftenl the r~tsreaautn eieeiiun upon
the du 9stfQh - putting the prahi-
htsiau aet tnfa eiTs=s4 isi the pres iHee
e Ontario aFs neafia all Ia and in
iieAts thai the xste IN laNar % the
Ref Tel short u ths numlieF required
stthtinkh tsts Affirmative received q
ne tefttN u sc fhe referendum
fatls however. hecsnae II received
- TAN the reqairet percentage II
elal aleetian ~ "a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-16
MAY NOT
SURVIVE

HuTfE. Dec. 10 Mrs. w. A.
Ciarh. r.. who two weeks ago be-
came the mother Of a millionaire
baby. Is In critical condition and
II not expected 10 live. Blood polls
onlnR il the trouble. ana specialists
have been summoned from Denver
10 assist IN the care. The baby WA
the first grandson Of Senator clark.
who bestowed 81 .nda. 900 upon the In
FAINT IN consideration ~ the fact.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-16
is ACCUSED
or FORGERY

John " llndhlom WaH arrested
tnn afternoon ~ Deputy shcrih
Mike Kelly on a warrent chareine
him with forgery. a Il alleged that
Iindlioan forged IN. name ~ Mas.
nus Twinsutd 10 q chsck for SO and
enshed Il With Ssrvn iAnxcfusn. 30
latter sworn 10 the complaint. T'hs
PRISONER was arrested la the Daw con
City salmon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-16
TEDDY WILL
COME WEST

PORTLAND. Dec. IA wash
iuxton special 10 the Journal says
President Roosevelt has announced
20 Western senator's that he viii
visit the west in the sprfus. prob
af4iy April OF May. This VIII be a
resumption Of his tour which Was
interrupted by Hieaness lie will
visit Middle West eltiea san Fran
cisco. Portland and Sound cities.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-16
CUTS OFF
MARCONI

SYDNEY. N. A., Dec. 10. The hurl
ried departure ~ the Alberto, tht
Italian wnrahip. Tor Vonesu"ln
waters, has stopped Marconia ek'
pariments, which were conducted on
board that vessel n N certain
however, that he has accomplished
intermittent transatlantic communi
Unttgu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-16
FOR NEW HOTEL

Plans have been completed for a
thfers story hotel 10 be erected on the
saAf uef n Fourth avenue and Union
street Continuation work viii be
skafted aeaut the ffst ~ the year
fhe building is % he % betrk with
stnne trimmings Ii vii be- ae.en-
pied By stores On the hr.t n0ar. the
Uppef stories being designed ra-
fspF tally fuf hotel purposes. &. u
Stimaen and A. " EnRia viii be the
~ l--..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-16
THINK he
WAS NUTTY

LONDON. foe~. tx-sIsev, a-orsr.
Martin. ~ao las h~~n held since the
aAF y the kiAxs tFsamrhal satfy
tnta tbs city m eharKe Of thr~atea-
fna - hson W fhe Grand stand On
that takila. WAS dis harEsd y~~sef.
cav Twsfsu~su0 showed that over.
worry had uaba lanced the ntad ag
the ADVISED. ard that he was ire
sssssHNaixse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-16
TuRNEp keY ON orFlceaa

white arreHtinR n. LiaHer in the
Spokane lodging house, last night.
ileteotivs Mark Hubbard was locked
~ ne place by tho pIopriator. Mike
carvings. Detective Freeman came
~ Bis assistance. and finally both
utvinEs and Liebsr were taken 10
the CITY jail 0ivinas attempted 10
stop The of7ioers from arrertina I.eib.
or. ana " order to accompiieh his end
locked Tho door Of mis- house and FOR
time refused 70 allow the officers
a suspect.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-16
INTEREST
REVIVED
CITY OFFICIALS INSPECTING
PROPOSED CEDAR FALLS
ttoarlNo PLANT

one Of the Hpaamaslif esVlsais OF
interest IA the proposed maheipai
likhtinH plant on t'edar fIVar IL Al
pfaEffas = the city halt A. gan-
aeaueHee M01uf ltHmuk and COR
ratatteu counsel eiiaam afa to-day
the suvats At gtty e.nainasr Thorn
sen AZ taedaf falls. where ground il
being efeafed and surveys made pre-
Hinihaft - the commences nlsnt OF
construction work The three ofrt-
g.sta viii RETURN thla espnink. prob
ahtH
The latest report Ia the engineers
0ffke j. 10 the effect that taie pf,sg-
fess i hatns nHie On The nreiifn-
inafy Npfk n Il stated that the
eleatina IT ground faf the retaining
basin ara tafinks faf bedrock at the
dam site viii be completed within a
few months and everything made
ready faf the commencement ~
wurs IN the plant itself uext spring
The Nafk naW heins done - helna
paid fur aut 1t the geuefat fund with
the understanding that the amounts
are ta te ferait when the 1855 900
henie keted ~ The city last spring
afe saia.
Thr aale Of the bonds. Il u stated.
has been postponed until sprtaa IN
the hope that better rfice may be
uhtnWsd far them at that time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-16

BEEF TRUST
CASE

CHICAGO, Dee. -. Arguments
were continued to-day ll the federal
court before Judge aruaHeup Of Chit
rHKO and Judge PHILIPPE Of kauaas
.city, sitting in baak, IN the suit 10
rniuin ii railroad companies ff1ui
granting special rates 10 tbs mem
beers ~ the packers combine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-16

CommiHHlnn dealers are pushing
over the freaky manner Of the egg
market Wis. aud wary though the
merchants are they cannot foretell
luut how Washington hens are going
10 stock the eFr market for the next
two weeks, The eEas are coming in
rapidly lust now. but when they VIII
fnli or h the question, Most dealers
are sim asking "a and - cents per
doxen hupinH that the holidays and
cold weather viii have "A tendency 20
keep az prices
Poultry ~ climbing upward. and
turkeys VIII probably be 70 cents by
Christmas Tho very finest birds are
worth that now. but a cents 10 the
average price. Chickens Arc nov I
cent higher.
WHOLESALE PRICES
(Thsss priess are % any bayef N auan.
titles rnoss on smaii purchases average
20 psf osnt hEhsfl
ProVisions
rfssh Nsat-cnw hsrff due nef iti steer
beef fCfNc rsr 10 mution. uslhsf. 10.
ewes, 81. pofh. pise ~ veal h0ioo'
=, rs ~ .sls, r ,.sss 81 '''s''' bacon
Vegetables
Hufbant i.sfainus. native tsBsil psf
rsf salf. istaS " ~ AZ boz hgsss
u 20 ptf case, cauiinower, u % doz
tprnlps Gtti garlic. o. rahbaEg o. 90
81 % lef cet.i ~ isfy. tori sweet rof4iqcs.
auaae poF " ctni peppers. VI psf hot
snuefkraut, o. per ID. onions. s0c per
cwt. HquasheH and pumpkins. thN
. isc per W,
Green Fruit. etc.
i.amans. o. TtH ~ 10 per baE acpkiaa sp-
Piles. luuiaH 49, tra eatins apples. Tfeu
81 - ~ boa isananes. W 1tsitl 20 piiia
sifiss. " aestfH ~ paf tnsi oranges nav
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-16
BIG FLEET IN
THE HARB0R

t,illet bay 10 tsstninT with biz vrs-
sells ~ every variety to-day Three
huge representatives af great ship
ping companies grace hsf waters
There 10 tho Yang ras ~ the china
Mutuai line. thn Alaskan af the
American HAS attain. and the shaw
nut 81 fhr Seattle a fFentaI line OF
Frank Watsrhoaa@ a ca The ore
xnn. Nsnau~uar. EaFeks. Tsiapieo
and the French ship Earnrst HsHaf.
~ IN the stream. This Rags MAru
only left the ssfeat Northern stork
this morning. ard the british ship
krniiwutth " now their The Brit
Iuh ship Nnnkuha j. aaeteei ON she
front. nlan the transport Warf~p. the
steamer Roanoke and the Paciff
goass cos n~ef ~ San tsranctsco.
and Alaeka Hnrte
A Whole feet ~ sieau ard sailing
vessels belonging To Seattle are In
winter quarters Of nfrsneftpn md
Eagle hartsor. and the his trensI-1rt
plx IN ~sp~ct~d over from Tacofssa
m a few days
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-16
UNION IS
SUSPENDED

BUTsrE Mont. Dec. 1.-THE
fIlHberF union Of Butte has been
suspsnded from the silver How
Trades and Labor assembly FOR dis
regarding the Instructions Of the as
sefublg In a dispute over a contract
fhs union vii appeal 10 the Ameri-
Icau Labor tIufou
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-16
UNION FOR 4
SHIPPERS
MASTERS or SAILING VussHLs
WILL ORGANIZE FOR MUTUAL
PROTECTION AGAINST OWN
ERS.

To organize tho officers Of Amerl-
can Haiilns Vessels calling at Puget
sound ports " the mission Of captain
J = Parker, Whu arrived la the city
on the Queen yesterday from San
Franciaco. Parker IL captain Of the
American Association ct Licensed
OFFICERS ~ Sail Vessels, an organise
ton formed IN San Francisco sep
tcinhcr ~. u " the first ofHaniaas
tloh OF IL kind ever attempted be
INK allied In ia way ia the American
Association 81 Masters aud Pilots
Inch. comprises offiuetH almost vn-
tireiS bf ateam ve.apls in regard TO
the new aaaoviatiou, captain Parker
said this murniug
we hhve already a memhspuhip Of
itl ln San franuiara, aud We intend
before We complete our work 10 en-
roll every officcr Of American snilinE
Vessels, both deep water aud coast
ms
4 intend TO remain on the sound
Tor a month culluimg the men en-
plpYcd on vessels plying from Puget
sound parts, ID Is becoming more
necessary every year FOR Officers 70
Organise Themselves Ia order 10 Sc
euro proper rights ana WAGES from
the ship owners tho have already
nraahiEed an association, OUT union
win probably in time hecoHs affilis
atsd with the Sailors Union.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-16
C0MPERS
TESTIFIES

SCRANTON. Dec. fe samuel
sompera prsaidsnt Of the Amsfir an
Frdarsfis- 81 i.ss,or. this afternoon
appeared before the anthracite com
mission and testified az 20 the hts
fnry of unipnisra.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-16
FATAL TRAIN
WRECK

CLEVELAND. Dee. 1.-THE Erie
Fnat Express was wrrck~d on linton
street IN this city this afternoon. six
ears we're pllssl IN "a heap. The en-
xinesr was killed and the fireman
aud conductor were fatally hurt All
the passengers escaped serious In
Jury.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-16
CARGO OF cEMuAr

frhe nritlah four ml.Hted achoonar
oNeenes arrived a the port Of Aes
"a Gle At DO, una week out from San
! hnctseq. She brings cargo Of
~ ,fe lhan 5000 bafiela Of cement
fpin HAMBURG
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-16
LAURA SHOWS
UP

FREEHOLD. ". j. Dee. IA
Laura BlxEaf appeared IN court 10.
day TO stand trial upon the charge %
engaging w a conspiracy to SECURE
the estate of Henry Bennstt. the DE-
ceased Pttt-burs millionaire. by un-
lawful menrH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-16
wAnrs 4Is MONTY 1tcx

At the meeting OF the city council
last night. a bill was introduced pro-
vidfng fof rsfund Of a 81, 900 iicen 80
fee 10 J. ~ Fielding. manager Of tho
Mascot theafer. The license was re-
Gently declared invalid.
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BURGLARS
MAKE HAUL

ELLENsBURo. wn.. Dec. I'D.
H. WestcottH grocery store was
broken into last night. Goods were
stolen to the amount Of S2h,
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\ very select assortment Of
cnHrimg. site for gentlemen styi-
igh hhbsfdashafY al moderate prices
kine Bfor. fashionable msn l9s
gerry, aii FIRST ave,
a. tHEieI ssaAGz na<Ess zee
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MARINE NE WIS

Steamer Yang Taze arrived from
Tacoma last night and tied Up at the
Ilils iiognrdua dock. where she IL
loading 600 tons ef - aud oats.
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shy ON COAL

OMAHA. Dec. tss-unieNs coal 4
received from HuIur souffa ali the
pae king HOUSES % thi. city viii he
com f,sii~a 90 shut down t1fuafroN.
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NOW HE WANTS
HIS MONEY BACK

Peter Peterson filed an action
In the sufrr lnf court this morn
ina against the standard CANT
biina club. seeking 20 faanVaf
ttf5n. which hs alleges that h.
lost az divers tifnrs in ths years
isee. 1891 ana iaea By dnlifius
with the sesitii tive and elusive
Hafne - rauiettr in the house
mentioned
Peter AYERS that he lately de-
nand~d the return % his lost
uhekeis from the proprietor Of
the huuse. aud that thaa. gen
tiewsu seuEht 10 ssiiata his
s~afninG fof eoin By handing
him -. lie accepted that sufn
but not M the rpifit in which u
was rendered
ON the contrary, like Oliver
Twist. he wants sumo more.
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SCOTT GUILTY

Rev. Mack scott. colored. charged
with eriniinplly aanaultinR MARY
Hall. also colored. and n member Of
SCOTS congregation. vas founu
guilty by a jury In Judge Grlffin's
department Of the superior court this
afternoon nj 3 o'clock.