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The broad ax., 1902-02-01
FRon SASKATCHEWAN WEsTERN
ftt' 0hkIkna

lAMAUAs
IN q letter written from Prince Al.
bert Saskatchewan, one Of the dis
tricts 81 western Canada. b. Henry
Laughlin TO Dr.. c. T. Field Of Chase.
Michigan. and which appeared IN the
Reed City (Miehigan) Clarion, ap-
Feared the following:
-If any one should ask you how I
like It up here. tell them am perfect
" ven satisfied; for me II is just the
place. I have az good q piece Of land
as ever laid outdoors wouldn't ex-
change L for the whole Of Lake Coun-
y. or At leaSt The tSVpship Of Chase.
-Of course. I have not been here
very long. but as much Of the country
as have seen Il cannot be beat any
where. We had as good crops here
last fall as ever Jaw. and everything
gets ripe IN good shape. We had as
good ripe potatoes as I ever ate in my
life. There Is no better place for
stock on the continent than here.
Horses and cattle viii do as good run
ming out all winter here as they do
where they are fed all winter there.
Have built me a residence and now all
want Is wife 70 keep house for me.
| have some breaking already done on
my place, but next summer intend TO
have more done and then will be
naady for business.
We have had a very hne winter so
lar. IL has not been much below
zero, II any. excepting about a week in
the middle Of November. Il has been
quite cold the past day or two. We
are in log shanties, and they are Just
muddied up on the outside. and moth
ing has frozen on the inside as yet
There is no wind or rain. Just nice
steady weather all the time"
Apply to any agent Of the Canadian
government.
The broad ax., 1902-02-01

Lydia f. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound cured me and made
me well, and that is why gladly
write you this, and gladly thank you (;
six bottles was all took, together
with your Pills Ny headache and
backaehe and kidney trouble went,
never to return the burning sensation
I had LETT altogether; my general
health was so improved felt as young
and light aud happy as at twenty"
MIS-. LoUIsE GTBson, 4s13 Langley
Ave, Chicago. Il.-g5oo0 forfsit y Gbo0s
tsgtiHoHiai 70 rot genuine.
IL you feel that there Is anything at
ell unusual or pulling about your
case, or IL you wish confidential advice
Of the most experienced, write to Mrs.
Pinkham, Lynn, Mass, and you viii
he advised free of charge. Lydia II.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
has cured and is curing thousands OF
cases Of female trouble.
The broad ax., 1902-02-01

There ts more Catarrh IN ma secuon q tbs
sountry than all other diseases put toGether.
md until TIE last few years was supposed 70 Dc
bounced q local disease, and prescribed local
remedies, and By constantly failing 20 cure
With local treatment pronounced u lneureole-
doual disease and therefore requires consti-
tutional treatment Han C1tafrh Cure nan
ufactured By +. }. cheney & Co, Ioledo. one.
Is the only Consll tutional cure On lle lLlafAeI
Il Is taken internally in doseg iron % drQns .
. teaspoouful u acts oirectly upon tne plooo
and mucous suFlaces OF the sYsteIn- 1heg ollef
one hundred collars for any case e i1ils - cure
Send for circulars and testimonials. Address
n J. CHENEY 8 Co, -,
Toledo. ohio.
s sGls y r DTqEEissss SIS. e g. n. Ss
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on.E.... n,..r.tInn.

A young couple had been married by
q Quaker. and after the ceremony he
remarked 70 the husband:
Friend, thou art at the end Of
thy troubles"
A few weeks after the man came to
the good minister boiling over with
rage, having found his wife to be .
regular vixen. and said:
Il thought you told me was at the
end Of my troubles?"
$50 I did, friend. but did not say
which end" replied the Quaker.
The broad ax., 1902-02-01

St. Louis has a peculiar sect in the
shape OF a community Of sand-eaters.
composed OF seventy-five men and
women. The sand-eaters take, every
day a spoonful Of sand. They believe
that grit is necessary in every animal,
and that many stomach troubles are
due to the absence Of grit In the stom-
aeh.
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THE oHoPHoUsE WAITER.

ais Characteristic Differences fIOm
Other Species OF HEs GeouA
The typical ehophouse waiter goes on
duty at s. and works until or in
the morning. His knowledge Of hui
man nature Is great, his information
on the subject OF sporting matters IA
exhaustless, and his emoluments IN
fhs way Of tips are perhaps larger than
those Of any other waiter In town; not
excluding the most popular who serve
at the finer restaurants. Not that he
understands the art Of waiting with
any degree Of the skill Of the French
walter. He Is a creature Of moods and
Of impulses, and It depends on his state
Of mind whether the mustard be
brought Immediately or not brought at
al. Direct orders crate upon him, and
cause him often 20 lapse into an entire
forgetfulness as 10 the article required
One has 70 understand the chophouse
waiter to get the best results from him.
he q like q rare violin, and must be
handled dexterously In order to pro-
duce harmony Frequently the chop
house waiter receives not only tips in
the way Of cash, bat information as
70 Wall street deals on which he often
realizes. Naturally all this gives him
an air. Also. Is be serves the distinct
IL gay aftsr-theAter crowds, be gets 70
know the magnificent levels Of life. In
no way Is be ever serTile, as is the
Franco-SEiss. On the contrary, his
fault is 10 verge on the other extreme
Of familiar confidence, to reply to any
criticism with badinage. and 70 treat
the poor in heart with magnificent
and patronIzing condescension. Every
popular ehophoGse waiter cherishes
one dream-to open a place Of his own.
where he may amass the undoubted
proats that are TO be hsd in this bust
ness. A very prosperous ehophouse
proprietor in town and many Of the
fashionable hotel proprietors and man
agers were graduated from the ranks
q waitsFdom. New York Sun.
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Enp.r.. WIInan = UInrulst.

Emperor William is quite a linguist.
At the New Years day reception In
Berlin he eonversed with eight am
bassadors In their own languages, ex-
eept In the case Of the Turkish am
bassador and even TO him the emperor
uttered a few happy phrases in Tur-
kish.
The broad ax., 1902-02-01
za9s 3 T R5dFsi Piis s ere the bss.


Paris is to illuminate her mOrgus
end turn It into a sightseeing place for
the public. This is not quite 50 bad
as making the guillotine 3 popular
spectacle, but II Is bad enough to shock
civilization where refinement Is more
than clothes deep.
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a powder. Your feet feel uncomfort-
able. nervous. and often cold and
damp. II you have Chilblains, sweat
ing, sore feet or tight shoes, ~ Al
lens FoOt-Ease Sold BY al druggists
and shoe stores. CSC sample sent
FREE. Address Allen s. olmsted. IL
Roy. N. y
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Briggs-It won't be long now before
the United States win have 20 act Is
peacemaker for those South American
republics. Griggs-Well, we never
shan own them unless We make q be-
ginning some time.-Life.
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sAIzER.s LleHTNlNa oAsRAeE.

omeer-Is your brother, who was so
deaf. any better? Bridget-Sure. he'll
Be al right IN the morning Omeer-
You don't say sol Bridget-Yes; be
was arrested yesterday, and he gets
HIS hearin' IN the mOrning.-Denver
Republican.
The broad ax., 1902-02-01

New Jersey IS one OF the states
which retain the custom OF making
their treasurer an appointive instead
Of an elective ohicer.
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Tbis WIN Interest lIothorl.

Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for
Children. used by Mother Gray. q
nurse In Children's Hone. New York.
cure FeVerishEess. Teething Disorders.
Stomach Trouolts and destroy worms.
Al all druggists, 25e. Sample FREE.
Address Allen s. Oimsted Leroy. N. z.
The broad ax., 1902-02-01

Mrs.. J. Kay. A. W. High street, Des nolnes,
Iowa. has discovered . harmless and tneXpens-
i've remedy for the tobacco habit which has
cured her husband and hundreds OF Others Any
druggist can put it up The prescription and
The broad ax., 1902-02-01

The East received 300. 900, 900 feet Of
lumber during the last year by rail
from the Pacific coast.
The broad ax., 1902-02-01

uu wAUKEE ENGINE ESTABLISHES
AREoORD Foa FAST IaAyELINa

D,.t.uos from Chisago 81 ths ETisoousiu
CITY coversd a 81 aElnlt.s-Bs.s
rim. HIth.rto ilads sias oss Hou-
.nd Thlrty-Tuo Einutss
The broad ax., 1902-02-01

There are very feW-only seven
contested election cases in the present
House Of Representatives
The broad ax., 1902-02-01
Kidney TROUBLES.
Hr. Louise n. Gibson SAYS
That This Fatal Disease =
Easily Cured By Lydia =.
Pinkham's Vegetable Gem
nonn1

DEkR MIA PrSKHAN 81 felt very
discouraged two years ago, I had sui
fered so long with kidney troubles and
other complications, and had taken -
much medicine without relief that I
began 20 think there was no hops fer
ma. Life looked 50 good TO me, but
what Is life without health ! wanted
70 Be we'll
The broad ax., 1902-02-01

Mrs. Austin's quick raising Buckwheat
makes tender crispy brown cakes. Your
grocer can tell all about Il.
The broad ax., 1902-02-01

Sure 20 Be arrested Any ache Or
pain By Hamlin's famous Wizard OIL
Your druggist salIs q
The broad ax., 1902-02-01

The man that bushes is not quite q
brute.-Young.
The broad ax., 1902-02-01

The trade Of an South America q
not equal to nat We have Win Caeada-
The broad ax., 1902-02-01

Lucky peeons are those who sec
and grasp opportunites
The broad ax., 1902-02-01

Turkey experts ab0ut fS0oo. 900
worth Of opium annually.
The broad ax., 1902-02-01

Hope lives where sky and sea meet.
The broad ax., 1902-02-01

Ridicule never EIIls unles5 t1e de1t1
Is deserved
The broad ax., 1902-02-01
1900 foF too.

We VIA yoa - ~ 80
Fraat hrn agr1a, hanca
CIR & sanl - An aued
u1m1ial, 60 aiming j hQlna1a
ua1dsd Eals, fro1ilta. lap1i
Aifalfa. Bl1iin, st1. tf1lly uuEA
no.n0 % - aHtaFa togathcf ul1A
ear rruaic.tlloE, - loe pr4tagl.
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hssi Usu1sTiIi II.lI e
- uentlFy. Fru1uaoa 9uul1l
q haT sd lotI nld M e
rn1lafnra ho.i1e1 - arla
Hflul whlFaE1f null .
flnL 8nllaF'a go O
uarra1t.L Tha1 Dayh
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AakhTs lsaaTEu-sELE AhG Lianrs 81
sg sSi s &c Co. - & a vs.. & sass
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-17
MOUNTAIN
OF ROCK
Big Slide Near Ever
ett-- GeneraIities

EVERETT, March i1-Oue % tho
largest slides that has ever been ra-
ported In this portion ~ the state
took place this morning on the Great
Northern railway. II "a 10 miles dis
tant from this city.
The slide Ia almost 30 feet long
and varies In depth from - 20 %
feet a Who'll. hill side has dropped
down bodily and Ia a place whera it
10 not practicable 10 build around n.
All traffic over the spot wiii be de-
layed for at least q hours. A rath-
or unusual attempt viii be made to
remove &c. In the phc Of heavy eharg-
- ~ dynamite.
The plans we're received here today
for the new tsiaphons station Of the
Sunset Telephone Co. The building
viii be one ana one half stories high
and will be attractlvely built %
brick.
Wheelihan and welhnuer. sash and
door manufacturer. Increased the
company capital stock today from
80 900 TO $50 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-17
MCkIR IS
SENTENCED
Palmer House Burglar Given
Twelve Years in the Pen

Al Mccall padsd guilty this morn
- e re charge Of assault with In
80 = commit murder and was sem
ssner1 " Judge Grifhn 10 Il years
y lns peEitsafiary.
= s,ory u the capture OF McCair
nc Curtis Grim for their part In
lne As4alt upon and robbery Of An
- CAMERON At the Palmer hotel
ssse wees vas told exclusively in the
- ea saturday. Stanchfsld. the
s.'-A aAsailant Of Cameron, IL still
= @fse AMI e thought 10 hive left
~ CITY. Griffin. the b~llbov. who
s -. locse fEem the JOB when he found
=, $500 vas going 20 be done. has
-, ~. ~. Zen arraigusd and will prob
=. Y asaiih With more lightly.
90 Nseing q the crime and Grim
- y Detectives Ads ms and Lane
NOS renaTkshls accomplish
800 y a4tsetivs work. The only
- tbsy had to start on we're a
lunar !, mar boot heel marx in the dust
an ms To0rn. where the bed
-. S-ioFs Il was moved 10 facIIi-
49,, W ROBBERY. and the bloody towel
stanchhslG wrapped around
y. pau bet with which he slug a
= sictirn. II had been throvn mt
- 80 N hoCair's room. One clue
to smother until after nearly a.
49,. Almost constant work without
-. ne detectives picked the lIsht
=. aha obtained eonfsssions from
s,.,. 10 arrested They had prevf-
- :. arrested three others who were
49,. .2nheetef with The crime. but
v'''sFE were ~iici'ed from them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-17
ITEMS OF
THE SEA
NewSy Notes OF the HarbOr
and Sea Vessels That
Come and Go

II Manuel a sailor on the steamer
tmhtllln, dropped dead OF heart
disease on tho wharf az Victoria,
while the steamer was loading car
En there, enroutc 60 San Francisco,
Yesterday. The body was taken on
board the steamer FOR san Francisco.
where the mans home was.
The Vancouver Coal Co.'s new tug
Mermaid rs ashore on tho rocks out
side Newcastle island
The steamer Queen city arrived at
Victoria from tho west coast sat.
urday bringing tho ahipwreckcd crew
of the Seattle fishing schooner Won
0na, which is a total wreck on tho
rocks OF one OF the outer islands of
Ahousett
The United states senate has re-
fused an American register 20 the
Victorian steamer Manuenac. The
unfavurebic report was surprise 90
It's owner. D.. D. Chiuc. who had OK
pccted 10 put the steamer IA commits
don between Seattle ana Alaska the
coming season.
The Cholun TRANSPORTATION ana
Smelling Co. o. contemplating build
lnR boats and operating steamboat
iine on Lake ChriAu. FOR the hauling
~ ores 60 the umcltor which will be-
built thrrc this spring.
The ships Gicuruy ana Glenfatg,
carry Ing Fraser river salmon. have
arrived az Liverpool and London TO-
snecttVriy.
Tho steamer Hrrthn. % the Alaska
Commercial limo. aid not sail last
night as scheduled. Tho steamer
was delayed ia getting coal and
transferring and asserting cargo.
She is expected 20 sail this evening.
The Alaska on Company will ship
ON the Htsamcr ucrtha tonight a
complcts well digger and boiler come
plrtr for their properties at Cooks
inlet.
The collier steamer Edith arrived
az tho buukeFa this forenoon from
san Franchise Tor a cargo ~ coal.
The steamer Rainier az the Poi.
lard line b. expected here tonight
from san Francisco. with SO pnn
sensrra and general cargo.
The steamer Eureka OF tho Globe
Navigation Company. 10 expected
here any time from Honolulu. she 10
now overdue several days.
The steamer Fhraiion % the Mas.
IA Steamship Company u expected
10 arrive tonight from the North.
Michael Earlea, ~ Port Townsend,
has purchased the tug WailowH from
D. r.. Calne. Of this city. lie viii
Use her exclusively Tor log towing
The schooner Robert s~hrte@ has
finished repairing AZ Port Hlakelcy
and viii reach Port Gamble tonight
30 load lumber for San Francisco.
IN. steamer Humboldt left San
Francisco last niEht bound Tor
Puget sound Upon her arrival here
she VIII so on the Lynn canal run.
The steamer chico passed Port
Tow nseud this morning from Aiber-
al. H. c.. bound for Tacoma. wlth a
cargo Of ore for the sm~ltur there.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-17
CURIOSITY AT
THIRD AVENUE
"The King OF Rogues' Scores a
Strange Success

"rhr King Of RuKucs" az the Third
Avenue thrutcr g. worth seeing as
Il curiosity. IL IL interesting az "a
harmless practical Joke A. bur
lruque ~ ia almost Clryur II iH
played by a queer aggregation. Frank
iiohdick. who assumes tho titir role.
has Ia him some Of tho elements Of
an actor. Tho remainder 81 the cast
ought 10 practice a while with the
Home Dramatic Company on the
Puynllup circuit Nobody is ind
Gated In the program aH playwright
II IN understood. however. that the
drama WAS constructed Ia stella
COON.
II consists chiefly IN game Of
hidc-sud between tho villain
and tho hero. with several other par
Ties m dummies. one woman who II
seeking vengeance on the villain gets
into all kinds ~ trouble. She follows
the villain ana his pals into places
where poliecmun's ne would be
vaiueleas and gets caught every
time The villain ties her 90 the fur
ni,ure and promises 90 XIII her when
he comes back A. he goes out at
the door the hero flies ia at the win
dow and turns her loose
The villaiA Triumphant
The mail robbery In IA triumph Of
realistic art. The villain wants %
get a document uut OF the natl sack
that will give any man that gets hold
OF Il title 20 most 81 the gold mines
Ia South Africa. So he makes 40 an
a police offlcrr and presents an order
10 the tfsinmhHtsr Go let him carry
box Of gold into the mall car. The
box Ia the size ~ large conn. Il
contains an assistant villain II %
were niied with gold II would weigh
about 20 tons. The trhinmaHtrr has
no suspicion Of a gold brick when
four men hoist II into the car.
Then the train starts. &o' The
car remains stationary while the
track runs away. Sometimes u gets
tired ana rests moment or perhaps
the motor power ia taking breath or
getting frrHh grip The villain
knocks out the mail agent and ErtH
the per he wants. ~ he goes out
81 the car tho hero who ~ riding ON
top reaches down seizeH him by the
collar. pulls him on top OF the car
and offers a. kin him. They "raHsle'
for minute until the train goes
into tunnel and when the lights
are turned on again the train has
diaA appeared ana the hero o. pin wing
solitaire on the arm 81 telegraph
pole
This Isn't all There ~ LOT more
~ the Same sort and YOU ought 10
see ~ for yourself Several prrHona
are Killed. but o. il feared. not per
nnnnsntiy. n vii run through the
week and ought 20 10 we'll Tor lots
~ people seemed 20 Ike "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-17

Eggs-strlctly frcsh ranch, is0isc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-17
RESCUERS
DROWNED
Lite Saving Boat Cap.
sizes in the Surf

CHATHAM. March tT.-Capt. III
bridge % the Monomosy life saving
station and five " his crew. who
started Go the relief 81 distressed
barge this morning, were drowned by
capslHlng 90 their ilfcboat
Terrific seas were running when
the boat put Off from the beach for
milo pull. The barge had been
giving distress signals for some time
before the attempt at rescue was
made, and from the shore u could he
seen that the men aboard here were
Ia Imminent danger
The life crew had passed first
line OF breakers successfully. when
huge incoming waves capslEed the
boat. which failed o. right itself IN
time 20 save the lives 81 It's crew.
The barge Ia sttll afloat and another
attempt VIII be made this afternoon
10 rescue the men aboard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-17

nhstprn. it6i5c, Oregon. l6c.
live poultry Hens. I2Wl2hci large
spiiuK. i2Ac. turKcrn. lJQl4C. geese.
i0uiic. ducka. i1u.
Dressed poultry Turkeys. lfW1gc:
geese, iiulsC. ducks. iiui5e. chick
ems. isuitc
Honey ieUi1c
Provisions
Fresh meat Cow beef. 10 per 10
steer beef. 7U7lsc per ID. mutton.
wother tMci ewes. 1Mc. pork, 100
PEI ~ veal. iargc. sc. small. Zoe.
provinions-uHmH, IgAo. breakfast
backs. ioc. bellies. lie.
Hay Puget sound. per ton. so 900
1900 Eastern Washington timothy.
1i1Oo. alfalfa. tii00.
Grain Oata. 80 90. barley, 5000;
wheat. 822 ooU2a 50. corn. gas 90,
Corrected daily Tho following
prices are being orfere1 20 the pro-
Queer In round lots on the dock or In
the car at Seattle;
Grain oats. t26 b0027 90. barley.
$500 wheat. chicken feed, $40 90.
corn bulk. 1890.
Cheese Native Washington. ITO
iiisc.
Eggs Strictly fresh ranch. ltgl5e.
Butter Washington creamery. goo
&c: ranch. iaWlfc,
CHICAGO. H.. March Wheat.
20 b-s. "a b-H
SAN FRANCISCO. March H.
Wheat. me- a-k II rs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-17
BUNCH or
DECISIONS

~, AS FRANCISCO. March N. The
e,.- -.l court u appeals rendered de-
i...,' today IN the following cases
va, savings and Loan 90. NJ
an ' I,sn Va. Lawrence and Kath-
nyfne Judgment affirmed
sta HNl We. Northern Pacific
- husband, a brakeman Win
- n tunnel. affirmed
a. court holds thar tbe secept-
~, ~ Mr.. HIN n 1920 DAMAGES
s.,ias railway settled the eaae.
y n ''ie Coast Steamship GO w.
issal,. eynoiha. appraiser. the court
u 49, lhe valuation N the wreck
si1 amer Corona from go 000 10
,rzs ~ ti ne vessel ana $40 for
fsrb,,..ol losing that money paid for
~ lung by conslgnees not A.
~ ~ ASSET D. caae ~. ysrrei
WA only guch money being m.
',,,.i a. ia due on freight On he
.'ii-r.l Levers %. w. Kstenanoha
sses,'e aad Hawaiian cgurts are
ser,,, ,n % have fulI antboritv 4, ~
sltY Eases ny ~ ny
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-17
IMPORTANT
STRIKE NEWS

The executive committee 81 the
Master Builders association met this
afternoon at 2,30 o'clock. and at the
hour the Star goes TO press we're
still I'm session. II II believed great
importance attaches 10 the event. az
the meeting was called 20 treat with
the striking tDurneymsn plastsrers.
The meeting may possibly open the
way to an end 81 the plastercrs
strike. A member or the executive
committee stated 10 Star report
er that correspondence has passed
between the strikers and employers
and that the former have made the
latter proposition. He was not At
liberty. u course. 10 disclose the ma
ture OF f.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-17
Is NOW GENERAL
MANAGER BLAKE
Ex.counelIman Receives important
Promotion

Jed q blake, who up 70 noon to-
day occupied the position Of council
man from the seventh ward, and tn
cidentnily has been local manager -
the Postal Telegraph Co. has r~csiv.
"a PROMOTION. lie has been Ap.
pointed KeaerRl manager Of tho com
pany for the states - Washington.
oregon and idaho. sr Hlaks'r head
quarters win b. IN Seattle, but he
will make frequent taps 20 the 9th,
er towns In his district.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-17
new LEADER

SACRAMENTO. Cal. March III
The governor today announced the
appointment, OF John u. Mackenzie
Of san Jose. &c harbor commissions
for San Francisco. 60 succeed Ru-
dniph Hsroid. The appointment has
an important bearing on state poll-
tics. an Mac Ksnris f. tho leader OF a
very great following opposed 20 that
Of coast famous James Rhaa. ~ may
work a change IN the next giber-
material nomination. Mackenzie IL
raTo leader whose friends predict
that he IL coming star Of mnKni-
iudc IN Republican national politics
Besides tho appointment ~ Mac
Ksnris the governor appointed as
Yosemite commission Thomas A..
Bender. Of Toulonnns. and John G.
wilson. 81 San Francisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-17
LABOR TEMPLE BALL

The grand ball 20 be given for the
benefit ~ the Seattle labor Temple
next Saturday evening IN the Arm
DRY IL already an assured success
The committee has disposed ~ the
tickets rapidly. and a very pleasant
evening is In store for those who at.
tend WaEnrr'H orchestra viii furnish
the music. and a well selected floor
committee viii look after the gusetu
Refreshments vii also BE- provided
IN the way ~ Ice cream. sandwiches.
etc. to satisfy the inner man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-17
Cottage City Sails

The steamer Cottage city ~ the
Pacific Coast line, sailed last night
for Southeastern Alaska with 2ls
passenger Many 0f them are book
I'd straight through 10 Dawson
Among the number are Robert T..
Mash. who heads Il party Of employ
- Of the Northern Commercial co.
principally steamboat men. who run
on the company Yukon steamers.
and James ". Shoup, United States
marshal Of Alaska. The steamer car
ried about 600 tons Of genera freight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-17
GIRLS IN PAJAMAS and
BOOMERS FIGHT fire
Huue DOrmitOry at Bryn Mawr Female College
Is Burned Loss $235,000

anoe None OF the students we're In
Jured. but many OF them were OBJ
liged 20 leave the building IN scaut
attire, abandoning their personal be-
longings.
AT o'clock this morning fire broke
out afresh. Nnd. under the high wind
blowing gained such Roadway that
the single chemical engine left on
the scene was totally unable 90 cope
wit hit, and the building was de-
stroyed
THIS morning there are but four
biackened wallis standing
The total loss, including the per
sonsl belongings OF the students. IL
fixed az k23S,eDo. az which $50 900 -
on the building $685. on college
furnishings and otS,o0o 20 the differ
ent girls.