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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-13
HEARING is
ANNOUNCED
Supreme Court Sets a
Date in Merger Case

WASHINGTON. II. C.. Jan. ia
The United states supreme court to-
day announced that IL would hrar
the attorneys In the case OF The state
Of Minnesota against the Northern
Securities Company on January ~
In this matter of their application for
leave 20 bring a tariff blu of COM
plant formally to the attention Of
the court.
Attorney Douglas. solicitor general
for the state OF Minnesota. has the
papers and arguments ready and VIII
present himself before the court on
that date. The rsht against the
merger viii be brought 20 an Issue
through this step n once.
Tire attorneys for the Northern
Securities Company hAvr made 30
repsy 10 requests asking them o.
outline their opinions IN the present
form % light. but u IL understood
that they viii take action ifrfneai-
ataiy. IN ease the attitude ~ the
supreme court II against the COM
blnaticn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-13
HE SCARES
VERY FEW
That Is What Mayor Humes
Friends Say OF Frank Paul

Frank Paurs candidacy for mayor
win NOS down. II spite Of all that
gentleman aayn he IL doing 10 head
on his friends who are cianorIng
Tor hia nomination. the STORY keeps
going that he u a sure enough can
dldAte.
II IL not denied that the men who
sprung ihia political surpFiae are
llautenanta In the Frink-W Wilson fac
ton % THE Republican party, Their
battle cry. their opponents claim. iss
Anything 20 defeat nufnes Frank
Paul can beat him. and we must
have Paul for mayor"
The Paul candidacy la causing very
little concern 20 Mayor iiumew
friends. and they are rot fearful ~
the result. and sMy that when thu
unia comes tie mayor VIII be re-
nominated ana have delegate votes
10 spare. so far Mayor Hunes has
not formally announced his candI-
dary. but Il Il generally understood
among bis supporters that be s. a
candidate and when the time r. ripe.
viii announce himself.
Gee. eiissn for Nsyer
A portion Of the Wilson crowd has
been pushing George ellison Tor
mayor. and Mg. ellison n an avowed
candidate. AIR. Gllaon'a friends
claim. however. that be would gladly
withdraw IN favor Of Mr. Paul. 90
Paul would have the undivided sup
port Of that wing Of the party. Then
the city comptroller field would be
left clear Tor John Riplinner. Harvey
Carroll Or sam Hafhbun. all IL whom
would like g. make the race could
they get the nomination.
VIII caueus February ~
The Republican city central com
mitt~e NJ It's meeting Saturday de-
cifed that the caucus would be held
on February ~. the primaries for the
selection of delegates on February
~. aud the convention probably on
the day following The bag Fight viii
he the organization Of the eonven-
tion. II r. practically agreed that
the Humes crowd viii put forth
Frank r. lewis for chairman. The
other crowd VIII try 20 land Y. q.
Hughes or perhaps r. -. HuFher.
who II 4 said had bnrea the
Humea ranks because he was not re-
nrprlrfre civil Fervice commissioner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-13
TERRORS OF
STORMY SEAS
The Bark Robert Duncan Has Fear,
full Experience

The British bark Robert Duncan.
long overdue. which was towed In
20 Port Angeles last Thursday. az
told Ia the star az the time. h now
at QuaFtermaster harbor, where ahs
wliI be completely ovsrhanled. She
was one hundred days Gus from Wei
Hai Wet. and experienced very tenn
pessuous weather on the voyage.
Capt Mclean says II was one 81 the
most hazardous voyages be haa ex-
perienced In 10 years.
OFF the sout coast of japan the
bark was caught in a regular
typhoon, which lasted a. hours. Her
ballast shifted 10 ataFboard. cabins
were flooded and decks awanh and
rails torn away. The vessel was
pitched on her beam ends and was
II a critical condition. The crew
never expected 20 reach land. She
was driven considerably off her
course. The gale finally moderated,
when her ballast was trimmed and
she was brought 10 an even keel and
proceeded on her voyage. She ex-
pefieneed more or less stormy
weather the whole way Luckily
no lives we're ioat. When she reach
ed Port Angeles her reinsurance was
az high as - per cent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-13
AT STATE
VARSITY

The weekly assembly exercises NJ
the university this morning were en-
livencd by an excellent address or,
The Calendar" by Prof Arthur
Ranura. The speaker dealt with
many mistakes In the present meth
Cd OF reckoning time, and schemes
proposed 20 remedy them. lie was
followed By Rev. Mr. Olinger Of Ia
coma. who. In a humorous strain
told OF his early life IN the noun
tains ~ Virginia. near the birthplace
81 Patrick Henry. Mr.. Oiinget'a
address was so much appreciated by
the students that they insisted on
hts taking the floor again after hav-
Ing once sat down. Mr.. wendell
Simlnds played some excellent Sc
leetions on the piano. after which
Mr.. Diinger gave the bcnNdiction,
and the students dismlssed.
Dramatic Club
The University Dramatic Club will
In the near future put n play on the
boards. 10 will be THE Knight OF
the Burning Pestle." and will be the
third production OF this orgnniza-
tion. The others were Every
body's Friend" and "she stoops 10
Conquer" The company Is being
assisted by Prof. Priest and Prof.
podelford. The play was given al
Yale university year or SO ago,
with great succcas. All the play
ers ARE well known In varsity cir
cles. The cast IN as follows. Speak
cr OF the prologue, Clyde Hadley.
Citizen, VIM. Laube: Ills wife, Ana
Dodson: Merrythought NJ. c. Dav-
it. Jasper. John Storey, Michael.
Roland oliver: Humphrey Alfred II.
Giles: Venturewell, Fred Gets rim,
w. Woody; Ralph, w. II Burwell,
jr.; Mistress Merrythought. Helen
Wetzel. Luce, Jessie Ludden. Pom
ponia, Nellie Mcbride.
Indoor Athletics
The second indoor athletic meet
OF the season VIII be held I'm The
armory next Friday afternoon. The
list Of events has not yet been pre-
pared. but the contest Will be an eN-
citing one, az the strife between The
classes :. very intense.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-13
TREFTS OF ALL
DESCRIPTIONS
Many Reports OF Petit Depreda.
tons Come In

A number OF petty thieves have
been at work since Saturday night.
Room workers were most In evi-
dence. Charles Soderatron. OF the
Bowers hotel. has reported that his
room had been entered and his over
coat. grip. watch chain and razor
stolen.
Small boys have been stealing all
kinds OF small articles from the
Sutherland mill. John LInsey. OF
sol Thlrtieth avenue south. reported
this AFFAIR.
a Healskin cape and n valuable
pair OF gold spectaolcs were stolen
from Mrs. Mary J. Linn, OF 1918
Fourth avenue. officer Mayou re-
ported the theft 20 police headquar-
ters.
A flute and gold watch and chain
have been stolen out Of the room OF
Charles johnson at 1913 Fourth nv
enue. The same thief who stole the
seslskln cape is thought to have
stolen the flute.
Humane Officer Ridgeway was the
victim OF burglary Saturday night.
The thief broke into the officers
stable early IN the evening and
among other things cut the wire OF q
extension desk telephone and stole
II. The front door OF the stable was
forced open.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-13

MORE H0B0S
n Seems There Are Always a
Few Lett

Another round up 81 tho tender
loin was made BY Policemen Ryan.
MeciurE and Freeman early this
morning. About = dlahevclsd hobos
were taken out ~ the saloons and
placed IN the city jail ON the per-
sons ~ TIRE whoie number only si.sc
waN found.
The police row make rystomatie
rnids 81 the lower end ~ the town.
and there N little mercy shown the
common burn The class ~ men put
IN jail are there whp are aiwsys idle
and won't work. They exist on free
lunches ard sleep In saloon chairs.
The aalopnkespsrn do not want them
and the police refuse to allow them
around A few days work on the
chain gang wtii D. the lessen ~ a
number ~ these mef. and suspend
- sentences with The option ~ get
Ting out ~ town. will probably be
the sentence of the rest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-13
Georre Green Captured

George Green. the young man who
II alleged 20 have attempted 20 rob
Eva Black, a notorious woman In
the Blackchapel district. some days
ago. was arrested by officer Tom
naVnn late last night on a bench
warrant.
Al the time Green attempted 10
rob the Black girl, a charge Of sim
ply assault and battery was
preferred against him. He was re-
leased on 80 bail. and when his trial
WIS called before Judge Cam he
failed 20 put In an appearances. A
bench warrant Na1 igaued for his
arrest.
For nearly a week officer Rowan
has been after Green. and last night
he ran across him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-13
ThleYlna vacranls

q, a. Wilson ana Cash Brown. two
tnoFphinr users, appeared in tho po-
lice court this morning charged with
stealing innumerAbl~ small articles
from about the ctr. They we're each
fined 400 aud given 70 days In che
chain gang an Migrants,
In their room IN the Atlantic hours
m Washington street Policemen
Hubbard and Hnrkruan foand ths
men and their piles II stolen goods,
The theft ~ an uvercoat from Harry
LudinKion. a iaborrr, led up lmfno-
diafsly 20 the arrest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-13

attracted attention by introducing a
tolnt resolution providing for the
election az United States senators by
the direct vote Of the people, it will
probably cause a storm OF debate
when its time for hearing comes.
The Hepburn isthmiAn canal bill
was reported from the house.
Mason. of Illinois. introduced n
bin providing for the regulation OF
duties imposed ON articles from Cuba
imported into the United States. Also
a resolution providing IN brief that
the United States should give Cuba
commercial reciprocal trade. which
upon hts motion was afterward laid
upon the table.
fostmasters Appeiated
The following postmasters were
today appointed. David Moomaw.
Tor Baker City. ore; NJ. T. Hmrtle-
nohn. for Spokane. and Oliver Hin
man. for EllensburR.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-13
OUT FOR
PURITY
1ammany's New Leader
Takes His Seat

WV YORK. Jan i2.-TAmuany
~ \ The future ally itself with the
pwflv movement IN New York. ae-
oasa1nx 20 the announcement made
VI ii new leader. Lewis Nixon. Who.
~ wcrnfnws sook his place al the
1setaaartsrs desk 30 long occupied
n Croker.
xlxon was met by delega tiun OF
1n<rtct leaders and given much hon.
q when the finance com wlfsee mat.
ne made hriek address. In which
~ gave out his views. and the word
vas passed down the line that the
new chief proposed 20 play purity
heavy
Enxs tas Craft
y wish to announce said Mr.
Nixon. that Tamnanys new policy
wIil be defined couaprehenslvely IN
list one word honesty.
with that word as shfbbolsth.
! hope 10 use my influence 80 carry
rhe organisation forward TO renewed
victory, such as Il has been Accus-
toned 70 In hard fought battles OF
the past This means an end 20 toe
graft system. war on all EAn1oans
<rrueIres and m end 20 poltce hlArk-
nNil. Thess arg fhfnR2 which have
~ the curse Of New York. and
s1lie Tamuany has never made a
ar against these features In par
nnizr. Il VIII now arm Itself for
wen effort
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-13
VERY BAD
INDIANS
Quarrel Followed by a
Murder in Olympia

OLYMPIA. Jan. Is.-GeorRe Will-
WAS stabbed 20 death by Charlie
Tom after a fierce struggle near the
Manier place. on Chambers Prairie,
this county. late Saturday night.
Williams and Tom were both
drunk and had quarreled IN this city
during che day. before leaving for
home The theory f. that Tom. with
his wife. was oTertaxen by Williams
and the death struggle followed
The Indian was stabbed n number
Of times. After the fight Tom and
his wife lay down beside The body
and slept In n drunken stupor until
daylight. They we're captured on the
Nesquaiiy reservation by Sheriff
Mills. of this county. The coroncr'a
inquest is being held this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-13
ROUND THE WORLD
IN EIGHTY DAYS
Such Time the Ship Glenelyan Made
From Cape Town 10 FIatiery

The three-maated British ship
Giensivnn arrived Rt Tacoma ysstof-
day from Cape Town. South Africa.
She made the run 90 Cape Flattery In
50 days. and 20 Port Townsend IN
IS days. which h considered phe-
nnmenally fast time. Her best day q
sailing on the voyage was coz miles.
while en- route from Cardiff TO
Cape Town a carrier pigeon belong
ing 10 the North Of Ireland Flying
Club. ut Bclfrat, came aboard and
remained during her stay at Cape
town. A few days after the Clcnei-
ven sailed for the Sound the pigeon
left. but returned again on the fol-
lowing afternoon. the ship IN the
meantime having sailed $50 miles.
IL remained aboard during the ball
aflce Of tho VUyuEc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-13
SEATTLE'S Canal
The House Committee on Rivers and Harbors
Considers Appropriation

WARRINGTON. u. c. Jan. Ia.
-, house committee on rivers and
ksrbass today considered the propo-
.s,,on 70 build = ship canal from
Sse,s,e 70 lake Washington.
S-nAtors Turner and Foster. and
.s-.<rr<smen Jones and CushmAn
! rsszfsa before the committee and
: tx.xStra IN addition 20 the canal
.s~nrugtment OF the Columbia river
:. r. mouth and az The Dailsg az a
,cssl cost o. s., e0e. 90.
n tie Hense
pssrsef Of Columbia matters
.isln>a the attention OF the house
,s'asx sfssf the opening prellmlnArlas
We a,scescd Of.
me p<nzlon appropriation hiil was
,.s<a IL after the district bills had
zen rse~seG and passed upon.
re Kiess Senator's
!. ne ssnase. Dubois. q Idaho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-13
UNCLE GRABS Am ISLAND

WASHINGTON, d. c. Jan. Ia The United states collier
Ieondas sailed from Norfolk Na this morning with heavy
marine guard and several field pieces presumably for the Selling
Of the island OF cuebra which II declared the
tends 90
The taking the island a looking
building o me Nicaragua canal and confirms the fact that the
officials OF the cabinet the belief that the canal
be built The move l. important regardless q wheth
the United Danish ndeh
thereby the habor OF Sc Thomas this Will have
ing station atescay located reference the
ng Of the lahmtan
Cuiebra Just point
indies. Atlantic
euvering OFF
ing LndinK anticipation making thoroughly
and fortified naval station.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-13
NEEDED

NEW YORK, Jan. f1.--fFenry
ma1tsr<sn. aided b. Alexander 40
tsafs and others. has orgaulxsd a
l'sssfusrt for the establishment OF
: na1-e sor INDECENT newspa per men.
Antrsw Carnegie has been applied
2 .a NJ hsst contribution.
1nis y ths nrBt practical sfep
-s1e Inward a much discussed piar.
s4sf@zn another similar movement
g lot - Charleston meeting %
NsM men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-13
FRENCH DIES

THE pAII.iEs. or. Jan. is.-Dan-
sci Preach. The well known capital
let. died az hts home here yesterday
after but n few days illness. lie
was one ~ the men who contribut-
Ell largely % the uphuilaing ~ this
section Of ne state and was prom
lnent In affairs Tor many years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-13
pORTIA GETS
$4,000

LONDON, Jsn. f1.--An agreement
has M reached between the Duke
q A1srh<sTsr srd PorfiA Knisht.
ire Aneriezn srtrezs. whereby the
ALTERS wit fcr t1rnzxeS Tor breach
OF pForniss viii rot b. beard tn cdurt.
he dzks has Paid Miss Knight
1920 and VII dSfrzy the cost Of all
Legal rrore~d!r<z
hiss Knlxht \ originally nom
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-13
LICENSED TO WED

Tho following marriage llcenses
have been issued Fredlt. y. Swan
strom and Mary ~. semple. both ~
Seattle; Milton Thrust and Angie
Began, both OF Seattle. Homer fe.
Prlchett. aged n, and Maud Dilley,
70. both Of Seattle: s.. p. jackson,
40, and Marie French. rs. both OF
Kenti Normsn Moore, ~, and Fan
ME Witbers, 30. both 81 Seattle; John
Clements, tr., 20. and Jennie Hornet,
a. both Of Bernnan, Jefferson coun-
",
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-13
INFATUATED MEXIcANS
BURN FINE BULL RING

charged q fnafador on . horse. thr
latter urged his animal away from
tho reach of the bulls horns.
The populacc became enragrd. en-
tered the ring and drove ihe bulls
into the Hsockhdes After chhNfising
inc rscremnt mafafoss. leading cttl-
gems set IRE IN the structure and the
place WINS burned 10 the ground.
Considerable sorrow n fci, among the
better classes that the national sport
has been allowed 70 drssrlorHse with.
In she last few years and the riot u
the outcome.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-13
SMASH

=. gh~htTA, Kan, Jan. IA pas
$50 ana construction trafn on
-. - f.oek Island railway eoIllded
49,. et n keene. O T.. this morning.
''as.sns two and iniurfng eight
" eead are X. III. Baer ard Il.
= Oily II fiaivo, Kan.
nns, .. srsck i attributed 70 a mis-
- eI'lAtandtng 81 orders ara care
sss... r.4'aniug On the part ~ me con-
aisaoas all Iaborerr ''' injured sfs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-13
2 WRECKS

CITY OF MEXICO, Jan. 13.-Two
serious railway wrecks occurred yes
terday. One on the Mexican Central,
near Grand Canal, and the other on
the National railway. near nlncon.
No details have been received except
that many were killed.
The loes Of life IL variously esti-
mated at from 20 to so.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-13

Judge Taiirnan adjourned court a
few minutes this forenoon for the
more important work Of Joining Mr..
Norman Moore and Miss Fannie
withers IN the bands Of holy matri-
mcry. They were - and % years
OF age when they got their license.
but dropped back year each In tho
marriage certificate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-13
WILL MAKE
WOOD Pipe
A California Company to Lo-
cate Plant Here

A new mandatory IL promised
for Seattle. The California Redwood
pipe Company expects TO set down
a plant In this vicinity within the
next few months. The company has
large mills In San Francisco and Los
Angeles. from both Of which places
the business has extended rapidly
during the past ten years.
w. J. Woodward, vice president OF
the company. stated AT the Butter
this morning that the necessary ma
ct,fnarv for the Seattle plant was
heinr built and would probably be In
readiness for use within the course
Of few weeks.
Tells Of Its Merits
Concerning the merits Of the pipe
manufactured by his company, Mr..
woodward said: The redwood
eater pine which we manufacture
has received It's test and proved its
durability beyond any question NJ
tcr beinR in use ten years II has
been tested by the leading experts
of the United states. and the reports
10 The company have been most graf
flying. The construction Of the pipe
and the fiber az redwood renders II,
az has been proved, equal 70 cast
IRON nine. and the method Of making
n enables the company to place the
product on the market ut from one
third to one-haif the price Of other
water pipes.
.s,rhe company recognizes the vast
field and demand for such pipe
concluded Mr. woodward, "hnd we
feel that Il win meet with immediate
approval here"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-13

CITY OF MEXICO. Jan. IA riot
took place yesterday IN which a
beautiful bull rinx was destroyed by
lawiessnass- At Puabla. where a
Sunday celebration was in progress.
the managers % the bun ring used
some very bad bulls. who refused 90
fght. although every indueement
was offered them.
When one Of the bulls anaIiy
proved q hero and after being thor
oughiy covered with banterilloa,
lowered his magnificent head and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-13

W. n. Davey. mayorof Butte. Mont.
wrote to Mayor Humee. which letter
he received today stating that the
city OF Butte was seriously c0nsId-
erinR the establishment OF free
employment office along the lines Of
the one being conducted IN Seat
tie.
Mayor Davcy asked for a copy OF
the ordinance establishing the office
here and such other data as might
be available on the subject.
Mayor Humes turned the letter
over IN Labor Commissioner Grout
and the desired Information will be
cont 20 MAYOR Dnvey.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-13
.FOCCIEST
OF FOES
Seattle win Now Enter Into
Competition With London

Or man In a beg.
To a sailor al sea.
Or q tramp on the Jog.
us all the same weather.
Just damp. bad fog.
There are only two cities Of metrop-
castan prstenslons that can boast OF
such a fog as were now enjoying.
and they are London and Seattle.
The difference IL this. however: A
Tendon fog camps Internationally
for . month or 70 at a time. a Seat
tie fog only rays 4 flying visit aud
IL generally gone tn a day or two.
Last Saturday was undoubtedly the
fcggiest weather experienced In sn-
attic for many years. The night was
ideal for hold-upa. but these CARROT
ing gentry evidently bad troubles
enough Of their own, for nobody
seems 10 have been any purse poorer
In CONSEQUENCES.
Shipping was retarded consider.
ahsys but only one accident has 80
far been recorded--the steamer Ath-
lon running on TIRE rocks as Port Or
chard--and. noted clxaw here. Seattle
fogs are freaky.
cnshroufsd the hny and city. the
folk living on Queen AuHe hftl were
hAsktug tn sunshine ana remark
ing that they should not hate TO live
In Seattle a. this season Of the year.
Today the fog han lifted consider
ably, with every Indication that lfs
total disappearance for this time az
least, Is near at hand.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-13
CRAM?

:. WARRINGTON. .. G.. Jan. Ia
'osefnoF Crane Of Massachusetts,
81 4 ecnference with President
.ANa@Yslt this morning Later he
rtefetary Long. N consequence
u s1lea the Funor has bcsn revived
49, tfane = to succeed Long ia the
1s'neL No official announcements
800 been made and no interviews
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-13
A Cook Arrested

Albert WHEEL, a negro cook, was
arrested early this morning by Of
ficer mcclure on the charge Of dis
orderly conduct. WHEEL was trying
20 clean out a japanese lodging
house when taken into custody.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-13
100000 FIRE:

the $500 $500. Jan. 12.--The plant Of
this m ,'sassisan Waiting Co. burned
t1o1 81 " Z The ioas II placed AZ
q IN ,,.s.s 49, IRE originatea m one
Der kres, ing rooms and vas un-
vas Fiy., nsadNay before an alarm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-13

SYRACUSE. ~. T.. Jan. 1s.--Fire
in the business section this afternoon
caused a loss Of 100000 Albert
GpOule, a prominent citizen. was
killed by falling waiis Several IRE
men and policemen we're injured
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-13
What ) Ills Number?

Chris Yegee reported to the police
today that an expresaman took his
trunk and was expected TO deliver Il
to 30 Main street last Friday. The
trunk was never delivered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-13
ANOTHER ONE

b An information filed today
D against II. Roswell Hubbard.
b charged him with praetIcing
B medicine without license. and
= with uniawfully advertisiEg
b himself as a physician.
, Or. y. Roswell Hubbard has
b offices Tn rooms 3is-2iT on the
3 third floor Of the Washington
, block.
, He has practieed IN Seattle
3 row more than n year. but nm
D IN lately Il was not known that
D he was amenabie 20 the Law.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-13
Abusive Beqqar

william Patterson. a boggar. who
abuses the people who refuse 10
pass him money, was today sentence
ed 90 ~ days on the chain gang.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-13
A. N. WOLF DIES

OLYMPIA. Jan. IA. NJ Wolf.
cashier % the Olympia fireSing
Company. eied AZ uocu today. lie
was very popular In this city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-13

.hiLHELMsHAvEN. Germany.
80, 49, ld.-.s'lhe imperial yacht Hohen-
~ ssrn. With Prince Henry On toard.
- start for America Saturday next.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-13
Sail Hol

The sails we're stolen from j. r..
Smiths ship on the waterfront last
night. He reported his loss to tho
police. A. a