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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1902-10-08
Large Grapes.

Mr.. D. Jas. Vim has in cultivation
on hls farm near this city variety of
grapes that is curiosity, when COM
pared with the grapes usually seen.
He left a part of a bunch at this Office
a. few days ago containing 13 grapes,
that weigh s. ounces, Most of
them are an iIch in diameter and
some even larger. The name of the
grape is Columbia, and he obtained
the vine from his father-in law, Mr..
Miller in Virginia The grapes are
handsomely colored and well favored.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1902-10-08
Training School For Nurses.

At the meeting of the Board of Di-
rectors of the Sumter Training Scohol
for Nurses, held Thursday night, the
following youngladieswho havestoodJhe
examination here passed satisfactorily /:
Miss Antonio Gibson, Miss Josie
Weatherley and Miss Mamie Brough-
ton. The commencement exercises of
the school will be held at the Academy
of Music in the early part of Noyem-
bnr
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1902-10-08
HURT IN 8 eINNERY.
mr. Walter Mccoy Has Leg Broken in
Two Places.

MI. Walter Mccoy, Of ST. Charles,
was caught in the shafting in Nc
Coy's ginnery at st. Charles on Tues
day of last week and seriously injured.
One leg was broken in two places,
below and above the knee, and one
arm was also injured, though the bone
was not broken. He received, also, many
bruises and his escape from death was
little short of miracle. He was:brought
to DR.. Bakers Infrmary yesterday
and at last accounts was getting along
as well as could be expected.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1902-10-08
new ADYERTlsEmERTs.

H. F. Wilson. Master-sale.
Mrs. T1omey Farm for Rent
County Treasurer-Tax Notice.
3. Fl. Touchberry-Mule Lost.
DR.. Highsmit ith-Eye Specialist.
Schwartz Bros. Now for Bargains.
Z Estate Mrs. Sarah E. Chandler
Final Settlement.
Estate Samuel NeWman-Final Set
clement.
Wells & Edens-Money to Loan and
Fertilizers FOR Sale.
D. ]. Chandler-Six Hundred Knee
Pants suits.
The Sumter Dry Goods Co.-The
Fall Campaign Begun.
The Southern Railway-LoR Rates
TO the State Fair.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1902-10-08
Judge Purdy to Act.

The governor on last Friday appointed
Judge Purdy to preside at the coming
term of the criminal court in Hamp-
ton county in place Of Judge Gage
during the week from the 9Th to the
91Jfi, inst
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1902-10-08
PRAYER MEETING.

The regular prayer meeting at the
Presbyterian Church will not be held
ON FRIDAY afternoon Of this week.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1902-10-08

MONEY TO LOAN, in sums to suit, on
personal property or salaries. Sell cotton
seed meal, nitrate of soda, all kinds of
fertilizers, plantation supplies.
Buy cotton seed, corn and peas All
transactions cash. Get our prices before
you buy or sell. No safe business viii be
refused. Oct I'm
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1902-10-08

Eatsred AZ shs Post 0JSce at Sanster IS
g., as Sscond Class Matter.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1902-10-08
4. L. B. Wells, Atty. H. I. ESer
WELLS & EDENs,

1o6 \ Main Street, sumter. s. C.. near Lee &
Noise.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1902-10-08

The sales made by the Sheriff Monday
were two pieces of land, as follows,
cold for %oyoc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-01
REDMOKDS BROTHER rs
EMISSARY FOR ROERS

than I could what England had to
fear~-not the Beers, but the Irish"
Referring 20 the South African sit
uation Mr.. Redmond said:
The optimistic reports now being
sent TO England by Lord Kitchener
do not portray conditions as they
exist In South Africa. From the mo-
ment that the English Tommy lands
at Cape Town he finds himself In an
unsafe country. Not only Is the
Transvaal the enemys country. but
the Dutch In Cape Colony make OF
that region very volcanic stamp
ing ground. AS long as Mr.. Cham
berlain shall be able TO keen a Brit
ish at the side OF every Dutch set
tier just so long will Cape Colony
be peaceful This. however, cannot
last. Sooner or later the tremend-
Gus army now IN South Africa must
he WITHDRAWN. the finances OF Great
Britain VIII not be able 10 stand the
present strain placed upon them for
long. When the army Is Withdrawn
or diminished in size the Dutch viii
rise. The upshot OF the whole thing
VIII be that the Beers will secure
their independence and that Cane
Colony itself viii break away from
the British domination"
Mayor Collins win preside NJ the
meeting In Boston. The delegates are
meeting with much .encoura cement
In this country, and win address
many large meetings. on st. Pat
rlok's day, March II. they win end
their tour or the principal cities at a
Dig meeting In Chicago. where II Is
expected they VIII address 1900 ma
triots and sympathfEers,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-01
NARROW
ESCAPE
Exciting Scene This Morning
al a Ninth Avenue Fire

A. an early hour this morning. fire
broke out ia the residence Of Mira.
~ Wlehert. ~ Eis Ninth avenue
north. There weFo a couple ~ mar
row ESCAPES from serious burns BY
the occupants ia getting out. but no
one wAn seriously injured beyond a
few bruises and slight singing "
hair and eyebrows The damage
waN about $500. chief Cock OF the
fire department Il IN doubt as to
the origin uf the flames
Mts. Wichsrt'h sun. young man
whp sleeps To room near the head
81 the front stmtrs, was awakened
shortly after { O'Clock this morning
by the cracking af fire. The smoke
had filled his room and uumbed HIS
senses Before he realised his dan
ger and became fully aroused his
bed WAS burning lie quickly awoks
the household and started 10 get out
but his passage downstairs was
bloc knd BY the flames on the ntalrm
which were now burning briwkiy.
There vas only one thing for him 20
DO, and that wns 20 fall down the
Htalra. lie did this ia a hurry and
landed Ia a heap al the bottom Of
the flight. file hair and eyebrows
we're sinEed, but otherwise he was
uniuiurWd.
While no was making his escape
the fire apparatus arrived. respond
ing % call sent IN from Hox b7.
Several roomerm were sleeping up
stairs in the house. but they got out
BY the back way. The flames were
sagu put out with couple of stream
of water. the house Is badly dam
aged tn the front part.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-01

NEW YORK. March i.--wniiam
X. Redmond. Nj. r.. brother OF
John l.. Redmond. the Irish
leader. who recently came to
this country with Joseph pevlin. 60
Increase, II possible. the member
ship Ia this country OF the United
Irish League and 10 stir interest In
the Irish cause. started for Boston
today, whore he will speak tomor-
row on the Emmett anniversary. Be
tore departing today Mr.. Redmond
said:
THE Irish forces were never 30
well organized as now. have
been quoted as saying that we could
put great and Irresistible force
into the field. but that In not true.
What / did say was that ireland
would be justified In resortinK TO
force OF arms The 1900 members
of the English constabulary in ire-
land now make an uprising difficult,
IL not impossible.
II do not expect 10 see the Irish
representation in parliament cut
down 20, at least at present. II would
be too difficult a job. and would be
met 10y much English resistance
from men OF all parties. But IL Il
were cut from 50 60 so, the SO would
still make themselves heard from.
with Is per cent more energy.
The United Irish League is work
ing for home government. Whether
that means absolute independence |
can not say. II might mean such
government as Canada possessed Il
might mean moro-~that would de-
pend. Lord Salisbury said better
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-01

me 10 put me out | struck him
three times in the face, and then /
left the office.
l do not care to air the matter
through the papers, but I was ver,,
ed" "a
MIR. Marvin said: Several vaars
ago Mr.. Tucker insulted me. and
since then l have not had ANYTHING
70 DO with him. When he ana MS
client came TO my office Thursday
! declined In a gentlemanly manner
20 discuss any business with him
re became angry and talked loud
1 tod him to calm himself or would
have 10 put him out. l Intended n
can an officer. Then ne tumped m
ana pulled of his coat ana dared me-
70 put him out. | arose from my
ohhlf with my arms folded
I told him that he shouts ,,o.
strike an old man. with thai he
grew back and struck me IN the
race; ring or something on his
hand cut my forehead to the hone
l tell, and he began pounding me
other people In the office interfered
and pulled him off w
was most unprovoked assault
ana ! shall prosecute him ana IT,,
ana nave him disharred."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-01
HARD TOBE
BELIEVED
Fearful Case OF Depravity
StartIes Even Police

a terrible case OF depravity waa
unearthed by the police last night.
flend IN human Rulse now lies ia
a cell at police headquarters with
~ awful accusation facing him. The
father Of "A a-yeaf-Old girl II his
accuaer.
Nellie Clark. a lg-yeAr-oid girl,
was missing from her home IN North
Seattle, Her iasyear-0ld sister. Hat
tie, was sent out 20 find her. Both
then disappeared, The police were
notified, and Detective Freeman
went out on the case, ana assisted by
Patr0lman Gilbert, he found the IT.
tie girl ia cheap North Seattle
lodging house IN room with a grey
headed man who gives his nama a.
George HALEY. Later the other girl.
Nellie Clark. wac picked W and sent
20 police headquarters. Bailey IN
an old man and viii be charged with
criminal assault. aud the police be-
lleYe they have clear case against
him. The father II tho sill ~ em-
ployad ~ local electrical firm, but
him address Is not known.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-01
THE SHIPS
THAT SAIL
Newsy Notes OF the Harbor
and Sea Vessels That
Come and Go

The steamer Isis of the Koamns
line. Of Hamburg, arrived at the Ar
lington dock from Tacoma, early this
morning. Che Is loading beer here.
The steamer will touch at several
other Sound ports for lumber, be-
fore sailing. Her cargo viii con-
slst Of lumber, flour and beer. The
kosmos' destination In Central and
South American ports. The big lin
err has a tonnage Of 1900 tons sha
carries a German crew. This IL her
first appearance in Puget sound wa
tiers. She will probably finish load
Ing here by tomorrow night.
The freight steamer ConemauRh u
the Empire line, iH on the ways at
Morana.
Work is progressing rapidly on the
new John n. ARen pier.
The Kruse lire steamer Charles
Nelson Is expected to arrive here
some time today from San Francis
co. She IN bringing up a crew OF
i41 fishermen, who go north.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-01
LIVE WIRES in ALLEYS
Chief Cook Says the Practice Is Not Only Dangerous but
II flinders Fire-F Ightlng--0ther Business Before
the Board OF Public Works

The Seattle Cataract Co. aud the
IRE department had q slight clash at
the board OF public works meeting
this morning. IL arose ont of an APP
plioation OF the Cataract company to
extend It's system by putting poles
aud wires Ia the alleys between First
and Second. Second and Third and
Third aud Fourth avenues.
chief Cook and Electrician Dan
Mickey made strenuous objections
They said that n the company were
allowed % put wires up IN the alleys
the greatest care should be used. a.
the present time. chief Cook said. IN
acme ~ the alleys the fire depart
ment cannot uut up ladder, and
when The ffcmen Of others 50 up a
nre escape they are in danger ~ re-
osivins a fatal shock.
lie further said that ln some in
stances when iron shutters we're
thrown open they would come In
contact with dangerous wires
chief Cook ava not object "a the
low tension wires IN The alleys. but
protested against wires carrying a
voltage az 5000. Ito recommended
that the company have "a linfman on
duty ell the time who should report
60 thu ehief AZ all downtuW fires 70
assist IN cutting out wifaa.
lie also favored a nyntem n ''cut-
outs" on tho posts one on each
block, 80 that the danger 81 nreman
would hs mlnimlasst ns much ~ pos
Hlbie, The petition IT the Cataract
company was finally referred SO q
committee. consisting ~ Chief Cook
superintendent Youugn and Nr
Thomson.
war 81 wores
hgrmlts 80 erect numbers 81 poles
ard anchors were granted 80 the Se-
mttie Electric. Sunset and fndepand.
snt Telephone companies. In con-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-01
ARM BROKEN By
FALL FROM CAR

A fractured arm and badly ise1 u
ated face are injuries sustalhes 49,, \.
II. a. Allen. an employe or tne 49, 49,
tie Electric Co., who was kho. -.
from a moving car at Frenoha -
terday afternoon. .,sa
While leaning from the eAr ..srs
Allen was caught by prolesss...ss
piece OF timber near Ewing $40 -
Fremont. He was thrown " ss
ground and his arm broken. fiis ss-s
carried him to Elders drug s's ~
from where he was removed te y
Seattle general hospital.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-01

nection with one 81 the poles. name
~. one To be placed at the corner Of
second avenue north and Aloha
street Secretary lInEiey OF the board
and Manager Clnypool 81 the teie-
phone company engaged in "A wordy
and warm dispute
MIR iiaKicy lives near there and
stated that he nav no necessity %
another pole on that corner. The
franchise inspector has approved the
permit. bat vii make further exam
nation, a protest from ur y. J.
Holmes against the erection ~ "a pole
on Twenty seventh avenue. in front
OF bis residence. Was read.
A communication was read from
Etirrat a Goetz. the contractors. who
are matchmaking Madison street.
asking the city 90 pay Tor the clean
ms ~ the street from broadway %
Twenty third avenue. They claim
that they viii be under 5000 extra ex-
puuae " They are compelled 30 clean
the street OH On trenches and adjust
the CUTTERS, city Engineer Thorn
SON. however. recommended a. the
board that the contractors be made
90 do the work. and the remainder
~ the beard conourred.
pstltioas
Majority petitions were filed for
this construction ~ n 20 pfont roadway
uH Elliott avenue. between Union and
tlell streets grading and sidewalk
ing Fifteenth avenue from Fast
Cherry - East Columbia. and grad
tvs parking and aiirwalkiuK TWEEN
ty.uinth avenue south. from Iudkina
20 Atlantic street 4 petition 81 e
T. poweli 90 build spur from the
car line on Fifteenth avenue 10 his
wood yard Was referred. az was n
petition ~ residents ~ Atlanta street
that T.. " West be allowed 20 huiid
beat building establishment ON the
street Gloss 10 the sound.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-01
AN IMMENSE
CORPORATION
SIS, 10000 Is the Capita Stock
OF New Company

The Alaskan Gulf and Yukon Rail-
way Co. has been incorporated by Il.
II. Millard OF Chippewa Fails. Wis
oonsin, and Lester Turner and WI
liam Flgott of Seattle, with capital
on s2b000,000, and life OF so years,
20 run and operate railway. tele-
graph and telephone line from VAL
deg to Eagle city on the Yukon,
with as many branch lines az they
want They also propose to engage
~ the steamship, mining and smelt-
ing business. and other enterprises
too numerous To melton.
The trustees for the first year are
isaac Il. McDougall of Manchester,
bng.i Henry s. Holt. Of London,
nng. James r. Mcdonald and Ralph
M carroll or New York, and the fol-
lowing from Seattle. James u. HoRe.
lr, VIM, Pigott, VIM, u. Hoflus. Nor
~ Thomson, u. l.. s. Cardin, Il. J..
Fischer and John Rosena
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-01
KID GOUCHER ="
Police Are sun Holding on TO Sus.
peet Gerald

II. Gerald. suspected by the police
Of being kid" uoucher. the man
who e. accused ~ killing Policeman
Robinson tu san Francisco some
weeks ago. was given 10 days by
Judge George this morning az a VA
grant. Gerald Yves arrested In what.
com a few days ago on suspicion Of
being chs murderer. but WAS released
after serving a ynRFnncy term. Ia.
ter he was arrested here. Although
be could uug h@ Identified at that
time rs 0oucher. he made several
admissions and brags conserving his
past life that were very suspicious.
a picture % the alleged murderer
viii na procured and ucraid'# case
may then be easily disposed o. lie
viii be Ia custody 10 days. pending
the inveNtlaa ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-01
VICTIM OF
ASSAULT
Prominent Real Estate Man
Man Is Knocked Down

A personal encounter between c. II.
Marvin OF the Fehren- Marvin In
vestment Co. and Wilmon II. Tuck
Ter of Tucker and Hylaud. took place
IN the offices OF Mr. Marvin Thurs
day afternoon. Mr.. Marvin is laid
up at his home with two black eye
ana q cut to the bone an inch and
a-half long In his forehead.
Mr.. Tucker. when seen today by n
Star reporter, said; "A lady client
OF my firm has been seeking a set
Element from Mr. Marvin for some
time, and Thursday afternoon the
lady and myself went TO his, Mar
WINS office. MIR. Marvin refused to
do any business with me, and threat
ened TO put me out OF his office. He
became abusive, and came towards
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-01
SEATTLE GIRLS
SUFFER DEFEAT

The Seattle high school girls bas-
lget bail team was beaten by the
Portland school girls last night BY
the score 81 ~ 20 g. The game was
played Ia tbs Armory and was w1t.
messed BY large number or spec
tators.
The teams were well matched. but
the Portland girls were the most ag
Frsasive and played together with
ciookiiks precision. 10 would be hard
20 pick out the individual stars. as
all thu young ladies played very
cteverly.
A return game VIII he played in
Portland the latter part Of this
month. The Portland girls play ths
Tacoma high school girls tonight at
Tacoma
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-01
BEATS DUM0N1

4
PARIS. Mar. 7.-Juliette saulSsle
friends say she Is having an aifsns
built which she considers an NJ
provemeut upon Santos-nui -,
and she Intends to sail in i hs ~.
as soon as 1t Is finished. Mic, s ssu.
lieu owns two ordinary balloons ~ ~.
Up 70 three years ago she naas
quent ascensions. ..,,.tt
IL is learned that Mile sAer MA
navigahle balloon viii not ps $3.50
in Paris, and that 1t VIII aases
double hull, like a catanakan'
calls 1t a motor aeraft :. q,
Mile. saulleu Is aS years oia' .,'.s
has long been noted for eooa fhess
and love OF adventure. she ma AZ
to Central Africa twice TO nun nv
game. She les said to be w .ssasl
woman who ever aseendea ~
Blanc without a guide.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-01
ACCEPT

OLYMPIA. March 1.-The COVER
nor and ndjutant general officially
Inspected the monuments IN the Ma
sonic Cemtsrr. erected TO the mem
DRY Of deceased Washington soldiers.
this morning. and in behalf Of the
state accepted the same IL was
erected by william C. CroKnie OF Sc
attic at cost OF $500. The dedica-
ton VIII probably take place May 20.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-01
RICH ORE

NEW wHATCOM. wash, March
1T. y. Saunders, president OF the
Great Excelsior mines, came down
from the mine on the Mt. Baker dts
trict today. He reports striking an
other vein OF quartz down 500 feet.
which IL the richest vet found. sam
pies Of the new find show gold ore 10
the naked eve, Stamp mills for the
Great Excelsior are being taken in
and will be In operation April /.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-01
MASS MEETING
Labor Unions OF Building Trades
10 Select Candidates

The members Of tho unions be-
longing 10 the Building Trades eoun.
eli have decided by nearly unhni-
nous vote, 10 support a ticket COM
posed 81 their own, IN the coming
election, composed ~ candidate al
ready named by the political par
ties. A list Of candidates selected
by a committee will be submitted 10
mas meeting Of the unions next
Monday night.
This meeting win be held at Car
pentera' hail. 1890 Fourth avenue,
between Pike and Pine street
At a late hour this afternoon the
promoters Of the meeting would not
give out who would be supported
for mayor.
A working card win admit any
member Of the Building Trades
council.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-01
Ieanie TO Sail

The steamer Jeanne of the Pacific
Packing "a Navigation Co. la SEIZED
uled 10 sail this evening for the
north. She viii probably not get
away on time, as arrangements have
been made with her TO take up 14i
fishermen who are on their way here
from San Francisco on the steamer
Charles Nelson. Tho latter has not
yet arrived. although she Is expected
here hourly. Tho Jeanie Will, in ad
dition, carry her regular passenger
llat and a general cargo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-01
WILLIAM
PLEASED

BERLIN. March t.--Eemkofieiaily
II Is stated that the kaiser In so well
pleased with the reception accorded
Prince Henry that he win send n
squadron Of war ships 10 the United
states IN 1903 under command Of the
prince 10 represent Germany at the
az Louis fair
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-01
Republicans 10 Meet

Tonight the Republicans Of the
Sixth and Eighth wards viii hold a
rally at 1910 First avenue, Byron
Phelps viii officiate as chairman,
and the speakers will be John H.
HUMPHREYS and II. H. Albertson. The
Philippine auartette viii also be In
attendance, The political question:
Of the campaign VIII be discussed. 1t
Is expected that the meeting viii be
largely attended.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-01
b()XE:

WASHINGTON. March i.--Ths
following telegram was received By
the state department. this afternoon
from the United States consul at
Cahtoni - Boxer rebellion has bro.
ken out az Manning In the provinces
Of KwanK At the request 81 the
governor the province missionaries
we're ordered BY ms 10 leave imme-
diAtsiy under pledged escort. to be
taken 10 WA CHOW. Details later "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-01
IDE:S

DENVER. Colo. March h. NeaRer
advises from Telluride say the Attn
snown.iAe occurred there this morn
Ing. Though IL caused 80 deaths Il
prevented a resumption ~ the work
~ rrneuinE the victims Of yesterdays
ailde. II IN estimated now that "A
men weFs killed Fourteen bodies
have been recovered.
snawHliass ere reported from many
sections az Colorado today. one man
was killed At the Sheridan mine and
second slide occurred at Ouray.
killing one man and fatally iniuring
three others
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-01
BOER LOSS

LONDON. March ! Gen. Kitchen.
~ today reports re follows: THE au-
thantio list of Aoeg casualties in the
Thursday hlockhouae drive was 50
killed, 10 wounded and S59 captured,
besides more than 100 dead and
Mnnndnd whom the nnerH removed. !"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-01
BERTHA READY
FOR SAILING
She VIII Engage on Regular Run
March IL

A telegram was received at the Of
fees OF the Alaska Commercial Co.
this morning from Capt. Carroll, at
Victoria. announcing the sailing OF
thu atsAmss bsgtha. on her regular
run north sEAlGA on March ~. 1t Is
evident thst M repairs on the Ber-
tina win n~s We Sc extensive as al
first anticipated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-01

ton. for whom a notice appears. :
your issue OF Feb. q, from 80 -,
Idaho. was recently, and p,,ssls
still is, a resident or Manila = =
where he is In business,
SAMUEL JOHNSON STEWART, =
ID. Starr Boyd building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-01
HER FIRST VOYAGE

The new schooner william Not
ttngham OF the Globe Navigation Co.
sails on her maiden voyage today,
with a cargo of lumber from Ballard
to San Pedro