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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-21
WATERFRONT Is
AGAIN MUSICAL

The fog was dense on the bay this
morning. an usual the waterfront
symphony orchestra was In full
swing. IL was largely symphony for
the befoggcd craft that made this
music swell.
The triangle on the coiman dock
Ola It's share. but Il waH the pealing
OF the bells on the Il. &. g. and
Northern Pacific docks that made
the melody.
The steamer 1ainlandsr. from Vic
toriA. waa considerably late ia arriv-
ing. She was out IN the fog some
where. The gruff tones Of her whis-
tie could be plainly heard.
The bell toiisd ita story far ogl on
the bay and soon the delayed Van
couver steamer caught her bearing
and came puffing ia all out OF breath
just the tame nE n she had been on
the run across all the way.
Several other Sound steamers were
late, but no accidents TO shipping
have bsen reported.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-21
KYTKA IS
EMPLOYED
Expert to Trace Nora
Fuller's Murderer

San FRANCISCO, Feb. gi.-Ths
police are now taking what appears
70 be ths last remaining step toward
the securing Of soma clsw % the
identity Of the man who murdered
Nora Fuller. Expert kytka. v ho Va
wrought ~ many 10 be the greatest
hand writing expert that ever lived
has been employed 90 so through the
changes u address" given 70 the
postoifics department FOR several
months past In the hope that Ben
nstta real name may be discovered
o. that his address may be learned
There Is no question but that he
has been a resident Of the city for
81 least ten years. the proprietor %
the Popular restaurant having
known him b. sight that long. as
have also different walters who have
attended hia wants During the
bfeater portion Of that time he has
a. regular intervals visited rsathu-
rants where tho head waiter Ia tho
Popular restaurant worked. But
strange 60 say no ono knew his real
name or had knowlcdgs Of his place
- residence.
compare with the signature on tho
Chronicle advertisement ana RECENT
nt umbaen'g. about 400. 090 cards re-
qnestiuE change Of address. He
works very rapidly. the only lengthy
halts being made when he comes 10
signature IN lead pencil which must
be compared against the ink He
posed 10000 ~ these cards under
his hands Yesterday. The police have
absointely nothing new IN the case
hnd admit Themselves at n lose
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-21
GOVERNOR
KNEW IT

OLYMPIA. wash, Feb. si.--Ernest
Lister OF the state board Of control.
emphatlcaiiy denies the story pub
lsahsd I'm certain Seattle papers 20
the effect that Gov. Mcbride was
In Walls Walls when Convict Shea
committed suicide, but received no
notice. on the contrary, she gov.
eFnor was notified % the case on
the morning OF ia discovery aud per-
eonaliy knew all tbs attendant, facts
II IL stated here that Supe riuisnd-
ent watson. supTrintendsut % the
school for Defective Youth At Van
rouyer. VII be retained Ia bis posi-
sion.
A delegation consisting % Repre-
sentation Stevenson. .E. Huntington,
sheriff ~ CowlitE county. and the
mayor u ksiama. are closeted this
Afternoon Ntth Gov. Mcbride. ufK.
ing the claims OF /. ~. Jacobs for an
appointment an deputy fab commits.
sioner.
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in MEMORY or
WASHINGTON
Tomorrow the Nation viii Honor
The Father OF His Country

Tomorrow IL the f59th anniversary
o. the birthday of GEORGE Washing
ton. All over the land public bust
ness VIII be suspended. wherever
possible. in honor OF tho day.
The day calls TO mind the school
reader story Of George Warrington
aud his littie Ratchet probably more
wildly than many Of the more
dramatic events In the lie OF the
father Of hts country.
WaahiuRtpn's life was a Ecrlra OF
exciting situations. From the time
when young Washington at the age
81 rs years went out into the Forests
az q surveyor and pioneer tnl his
death he lived a lie ar activity that
would make the average man Of to-
day physical wreck.
throughout WnHhinFton'a public
career he was bitterly assRilcd by his
enemies, but he pursued his own
policy TO the end and the wisdom
of what he advocated b. proved To-
day by the stability OF the Institution
ne was Instrumental IN founding.
Although February 22 In nov called
the birthday ~ Washington, rrbru-
airy n. 1872. II tho real date 81 the
event. The difference In dates IN
due 10 the changes In the calendar.
Losinr Tine
In tho sixteenth century It became
evident that the Julian calendar was
gradually losing time because of tho
addition Of fiscal days az the end Of
tho year. when the natural year ala
not allow for 80 much time. This
made the civil year fan behind the
solar year and resulted In much con-
fusion.
Pope Gregory. the Eighth. figured
out our present system, which was
Immediately adopted by Catholic
nations, 1T wss not TN 1857 that the
English parliament adopted the
.GreRorian system. and then IL was
necessary 10 add II. days % the call
endar In order 90 have uniform
Aystem.
This accounts for observing Wash
ington's birthday on February 20
Instead OF February II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-21
very IMMORAL
Indian Discussion in Congress Leads to Sen,
sationaI Disclosures

WASHINGTON. u. C.. Feb. al
The Indian appropriation bin was
taken up In the house this morning
and before tho discussion regarding
Il was at an end Sensational doou-
inent was read. IL was brought out
by a discussion OF alleged Indian
immortality.
Before the committee on Indian at
fairs sone time ago report was
placed regarding the conduct " the
young men and women OF tho Ait.
Pleasant, Mlch. Indian school,
which Is said TO be a shining mark
90 an illustration Of native disrcgard
for foFmalities OF marriage rites.
Indian Inspector O'Canneil was
asked TO render a special report ON
ihe subject and Il was read 10 tho
house during the consideration OF the
bill this morning, In " he corrobor.
Ated All charges made against the
the school aud even went - FAR a.
% say that there was no attempt
made by School superintendent
NArdin or tha teachers of the nchool
% stop the Free and unlimited inter.
minEiins % tho SEXES at the inntitu.
ton. Several paAsagcn % his report
Nere not given 90 the public.
Tue house this afternoon passed
tho Indian appropriation hiIl ana al.
opted resolution which provides Tor
al Investigation into Nardin'e ad-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-21
FROST IS
CALLED IN
Must Now Go to Jail
for Being Fresh

SAN FflANciScO. Feb. 7i.,-The
court Of appeals today cancelled the
uneapsrsd portion of the % days re-
prieye granted Special Agent Of thu
Department OF Justice Frost and or
drrrd bis commitment on a year 8
sentence for contsnps OF eoart Ia
connection with the Meme court
scandals.
Frust was given q reprisvs for the
purpose Of returning North 90 obtain
further evidence bearing on his case
but instead 81 going 90 Nome be
wsut % Washington. where be has
been very busy wire pulling In his
own Interests.
frost has been particularly active
IN the Noyes Investigations and has
done all In his power 20 bring crit
icism against the circuit court Of
appeals which passed the scathing
deossion Ia the notorious Nome eaAes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-21
SEVERAL.
ROBBERIES
Last Night Burglars Were
Unusually Festive

During last night Eoodiy num-
Der OF burglars were out. as shown
by the reports made 20 police head
quarters this morning. The thieves
ara generally Of the petty sneak thief
varsity. but few good burglars ares
believed 90 be among the lot. A pick.
pockst 10 also believed 10 be Afioat.
az one report OF iost pockstbook 10
reported.
Probably the largest tear or was
the robbery Of the hons OF william
Hoyey. at 1si1 coriiss avenue, in the
washington addition. The burglars
In this case worked systsma ticAiiy,
but did not secure much Of value
This house IL believed 20 have been
entered between a;ae and . o'clock
this morning.
The rear door was unlocked by
skeleton key and then the thieves
started through the house, ranaack.
ING u as they went Ten plated eli.
yer knives and dozen forks we're
stolen
Msrs Horsss RRHsseksd
While the family of w. q. Woods.
at 1i1 spring street. was at supper
last evening a thief sneaked into the
front door and turned q dresser In
side out. The only thing he secured
was n lEht otercoa1.
The burglar who broke into the
residence OF w. a. Davis. at sz74
University street early this morning.
gained entrance by prying open a
window. He evidently intended 20
como back an he stole a key to an
outside door which he found inside.
An ovsrcoat and a razor are missing.
A tool thief stole an entire outfit
OF carpenters uiensfls from Gilbert
oieson, at bo4 Sixth avenue south
last night.
A carriage lamp ives sneaked from
the porch OF DIR. Rnymond's resi-.
dence. st Eleventh avenue and Pike
street. last night.
In some way s. III. Alexander. OF
1904 First avenue. lost pocketbook
containing so IN gold. little silver
and n ft2s due bin. The purse was
lost or taken somewhere on First
avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-21
FIRE ON
DREDCER
Anaconda Nearly Destroyed
by Flames

A disastrous fire occurred aboard
the steam dredxvr Anaconda Of thu
Seattle Dredging Co. this afternoon.
and but for the timely arrival Of tho
flreboai snoauAimls. the total ioaa
Of the drsdger would have to be rec-
erisd.
shortly before O'Clock fire was
discovered IN the boiler roam Of the
dredgsr. and q was soon found that
the flames we're beyond control. The
eFew fought desperately 90 sx-
tinEulah ths firo. but their efforts
were futile and All hands had 20
iaks % the boats for safety.
When tho firsboas snoanalmIe ar.
rived Il was only "A short tlsnc before
the fire was under control.
The drcdxar sas valued al 500. 200
Ths loas IL great. aa only enc hull
and some q the larger machinery
II saved.
Insurance covers che loss
], cannot be akcertAinsd how the
fire started.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-21
TERRY READY

CINCINNATI. Feb. 2t.-Terry Nc
Govern today put on the finishing
touches 90 his training for tomorrow
nights fight with sullivan. lie went
through the usual routine, cutting
down hts time Of boxing. however.
Ills trainers and admirers are en-
thasiaHtie over bis condition. Terry
expects 10 recover some Of his lost
ieureia and makes strong assertions
that he will be ready TO meet Young
Corb.ti an aoon as the latter can be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-21

mlnlstra,lon OF the Mt. Pleasant
school.
Three Kew States
Tho house committee on territories
by n unanimous vote, today decided
TO report favorably on bills for tina
admission TO statehood OF Oklahoma.
Arizona and New Mexico.
Taft wants Kxeiusioa
Gov. Taft has gone on record as
being ia favor Of Chinese exclusion.
and today appeared before the house
COMMITTEES ON foreign affairs 60 dis
euss tho question.
Taft said the Fillplnoa ala not OBJ
ieet 10 Chinese lnborefs. Ha they
came In conflict with a class which
cared but little for labor and were
ready 90 abandon the field on slight
pfovocAtiau 'snut," no said. 'tha
great middle class objects 20 them,
and particularly 10 thars a strong
feeling against Chinese merchants
! am perfectly willing 70 say that
believe the general interests OF the
Islands viii be best conserved BY
he paaaage Of a general exclusion
law, American iahorcrs will have n
greater inducemsnt 20 come 20 the
Philippines when they know that
Chinese are excluded and that II 90
bs the most Important factor IN thn
future building up Of tho elviilKa-
tion % the islands"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-21
SMOKED TO
SCAFFOLD

SAN QUENTIN. Cal. Feb. a.
Isaac Daily was hanged this morn
inE for the murder of Lemuel Mats,
In lemoore. Kings county, on July
10. 1900. After a quarrel over a IS
cent bin for repairing a wheel, Daily
secured a shotgun. and after return
Ing shot Mats in the back while the
latter was at work.
Daily went 10 the scaffold with a
hravado and smoked a cigarette as
he ascended the stairs leading TO the
nRlioWa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-21
LATEST FROM
CONVENTION

Fred ". Peterson moved the ap.
posntment 81 committee "a escort
Judge Humcs q the platform. IL
was carried. and afr. Peterson aud
r. r. Cute were appointed. They
went out 70 hunt up the mayor.
Several delegates wanted 10 20
ahead with the nominations, but the
convention refused 90 d. any other
hnaineas until the mayer appeared.
Several attempts were made 90 start
the nominations for comptroller. but
Z appeared that Pred Peterson was
20 nominate RlpiirE~r. and the con-
vsntion finally took a recess.
AZ 2A u vas called to order again.
John RipilBKer and samuel y. RAth-
bun were put Ia nomination for
comptroller. In the midst Of the
ballot the committee appeared with
Mayor Humns, and he waa presented
as the next mayor. BE said. Tbs
unanimous demonstraslon has near
" taken all the sand out 81 me. I
thought had something 70 say, bot
I have forgotten A."
lie then spoke briefly % hia record
as mayor, ana said he had no apollo
Eiea 70 make. and promised that N
elected he would endsaVor for the
neSi tso years to Be mayor Of the
city.
The mayor vas ruthnsiantieaiiy
applauded. and when he closed, three
cheers and tiger were given Tor
him.
The tallo, for comptroller was
then continued. and resulted 80 for
hlpllnEer and 81 for nafhhun. The
nomination was made unanimous.
Mitchell Gillian was unanimously
nominated for corporation counsel
Mr.. Pssi speaks
Frank Paul was then called upon
BY the chairman 20 address the con.
vention. SIR. Paul said: My friends
came % me and told me the people
wanted change. but I have found
mat tbey don't want one. aud I am
EoinE 70 take OF my hat and work
Tor every Republican dominated here
today"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-21
HATCHERIES
REPORT

ASTORIA. Feb. 2i.--The report Of
the state fish warden today shows
that 5000 90 young salmon we're
turned into tho Columbia river and
tributaries this season or remaining
breeding ponds.
The output Of the Oregon state
hAtchcfiaB was reported as being
5000. 600. the federal hatcheries a..
e0o. oc9, and the Washington hatch
erica IL Goo o6J
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-21
the KING
TO VISIT

BRUSSELS. Feb. Alt Is author
itatively announced that King Leo
pold win make a short tour Of Amer
lea In the coming summer, visiting
various manufacturing centers.
He is intensely interested in the
manufacturing conditions prevalent
In the United States, and desires 10
learn from personal observation
those different branches which he
believes may be successfully intro
duced among his own subjects. The
length OF his visit has not been an
nounced, but II viii probably be OF
about a months duration.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-21
ANOTHER OLD
PIONEER CONE

uottliab nurian. aged 90 years, died
az 1850 Spring place at o'clock
this morning OF a complication II
diseases resulting from an accident
on a street car. received a year ago.
lie has lived In Seattle for 10 years
and was n well known German resi-
dent of tho city.
lie was a charter nieiaber OF the
Seattle Turnvsrein. q member VI the
Ancient order of uruidh, and an
honorary member OF the Sons OF
Hermann. lie viii be buried Sunday
afternoon from GefmAnia hall, under
the auspices OF tho Sons OF Hermann.
lie IL survived BY a widow and two
grown children. Frank n. and Emma
G.
Funeral services will be held Sun
day afternoon at o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-21
Sues for Her Child

Josie ceiestine. formerly Mrs j
George. has sued I'm the federal
get possession OF her child. Annie
George. whom she alleges is unlaw-
fully detained hy Mary George. The
case viii be heard March 8. The
parties are Indians and Chas. W.
Buchanan. superintendent OF the T'u-
lntp Indian agency. Joins Mrs. Cell
estlne In petitloning for the writ.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-21
BUILDING NOTES

w. n. H. Green, proprietor Of tho
Variety Iron Works. has purchased
from MeDrHw q Kittinger two lots
on the lido lands, and the intention
IL 10 locate a foundry upon the
property.
Harry H. Kent has purchased a lot
on Eiftsanth avenue adjoining the
engine house. lie will erect two
stores and a dwelling on tho prop
erty.
J. A. Hyde has changed his plans
concerning the building he win erect
on Second avenue south. IL viii be
will be for stores. and some offices
viii be located In front.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-21
NO QUORUM

The board OF public works was to
have met this morning, as there was
not a quorum present, nothing spec
ial done. bids We're opened for the
improvement OF Twenty first ave-
nue. south, Warren avenue, Twenty
first avenue, Twenty-eighth avenue,
Second avenue west. The bids will
be considered at a meeting OF tho
board late this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-21
new SEAWALL

EVERETT. Feb. 2I.--stakes have
been driven for the double tracking
81 the Great Northern for most OF
the distance between here and Seat
tie and for removing the present
tracks further from the embank-
ments by the construction OF a new
aeawail further into the bay. The
work VIII cost many thousands OF
dollars.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-21
CARRIERS MEET

TACOMA. FEB. 2i.--The National
Mail Carriers Association. wash
inEton branch. meets In this city to-
morrow and from all Indications a
large representation will be had.
David A. Roberts. president OF the
Washington branch. VIII open the
convention with an address OF well
cnfna
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-21
DENIAL

wAsHfNGToS. ID. c.. Feb. si.--
Considerable comment has taken
place here over the statements sent
broadcast from New York city. that
Attorney General Knox was TO resign
from the cabinet. Although Mfr.
Knox has made no answer TO in
quirleH. II n stated by other mem
hers Of the cabinet that the report
IL without foundation.
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T0LST0I

LONDON, Feb. zi.--1'olstorH Lon
don agent reports that a crisis Ia the
aged authors condition has arrived
Much apprehension r. felt by those
who are familiar with the course Of
hts disease.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-21
AFTER RYAN

NEW YORK. Feb. 2i.--Jack
O'Brien, the American pugilist. arr
rived this morning from n years
campaign IN England. lie returns
with the title Of middle and heavy
weight champion Of England. lie
wants TO tight Tommy Ryan for the
middle-weight championship OF the
world
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-21

Schooner Sophia johnson cleared
from Port Hadlock today coal laden
for Port Angeles,
The steamer santa Ana sails from
this port tomorrow for San Fran
cisco. A large passenger list Is al
ready acheduled
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NEW YORK. Feb. 2f The body
OF an unknown man, horribly sloshed
~ knife, vas found ia North riv-
or today. The face has been crush
90 In, several stab wounds were IN
the breast, the throat cut and the
TOP OF the akuil cut Off and missing
The features we're unacceptable.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-21
Resale LibeIed

Alexander s. Mcdonald. n seaman
81 the Resale. has lihelod her IN
the federal court for damages on &C
count of personal injuries He says
he wac preclpitated through n hatch
way by the tipping OF a beam.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-21
NINTH WARD
DEMOCRATIC
DELEGATES

Democratic delegates of the Ninth
ward will meet tonight at Holman
and Creevcy's plumbing store. 34is
Fremont avenue. Every Democratic
delegate Of the ward Is requested 10
b present.
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IN MEMORIAM

At $3.50 p. m. Sunday. the Volun-
teers OF America will hold memorial
services at their armory, lis Second
avenue south, for the late Captain
". III. Hensington. whose death oc-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-21
BANK CLEARANCES

The clearances OF the Seattle banks
today we're F5i2, 046.77 and balances
OF tioi, s0i.to.
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Eva J. Carroll was today granted
q divorce from her husband, A. j.
Carroll. She Is also allowed TO re-
sumo her maiden name--Ieva j. Gar
onef.
Judge Bell Is today hearing a dam
age suit Of 9. Setterlnin against o.
s. Berg. Berg "a alleged 10 have
shot and seriously wounded "A COW
belonging 20 setterlain. At the time
OF the alleged offanae Berg was ar
rested By the humans officer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-21
DEMOCRATS
IN Line
For City Convention 10 Be
Held Tomorrow
GOODWIN CONFIDENT
SIS. Bailey Still In the Race Cor
poraiion Counsel an Issue

The Democratic convention will be
held to morrow at the Armory. Al
though 1t Is admitted that ]. w.
Goodwin will be the choice OF the
delegates. yet Mr. Bailey. his oppO-
nent for the once % mayor, states
that no will be In the hight until ar
ter the convention. There IN very
little probability that dark
horse viii be sprung AZ the delegates
nRem 20 be FUZZY under control. Mr.
Goodwin. ia view Of the results 81
the primaries, 10. OF course. confident
VI winning cut.
csrporst isn ceunssl
One OF the ilveiieHt fight on the
ticket viii be for the nomination OF
a candidate for corporation counsel.
A. present wllmon Tucker and 30
Sweeney are the faYoritsB for FIRST
place, although J. NJ. Usphnrt and l..
Frank Brown will make "a strong
contest for tho place. The outcome
IL diffcult 10 state, as the delegates
seem 10 he divided upon the hslec-
ton. Joseph winship viii probably
be named as the Democratic eAndi-
OATS for city treasurer with no oppo-
sitlon. IL 10 presumed that his In
NAsAAN On AlNH NtAtA VIII bIAHN
maay Popuiini votes 10 God win. Mr.
WinHhip was ~ one time regarded
as assured ~ the PopuiIst choice for
mayor II Is stated that he with
drew. howefer. 20 accept the nomina-
ton OF city treasurer under God
wins banner.
CITY cemptrsllsr
n. r. Etnel stands practically
without opposition for the city
cpuptrollerahip. as he seems to have
the support Of AL factions swan
Lewis. Ii. n. kulies and william
PixEott are out for counciimen at
large Al three have strong sup
port. Their strength 10 about evenly
divided and the success OF any two
depends upon the result Of combln~
Atl0ns Ia the wards the same thing
u the case. Tommy NRvin will
probably go from the First ward.
William Murphy IN Furs thing
from the Ninth ward. and
". ~. CnlliEhn from the Fourth "A
% the others Il Is hard 20 state. The
convention viii be called 20 order at
10 o'clock by n. G. strudwick. chair
man Of the Democratic central COM
mittes. Several candidates will APP
pear for permanent chairman. among
thenH Mr.. Htrudwick. l.. G. Gilman,
W. ". Moore and George =. Cotteriii.
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CURED February IL. Captalz IN
sington was widely known =
leader In rescue mission wczk
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DIX WILL RECEIVE

The United States army transport
DIX VIII be open 20 the public all
Gay tomorrow. Repairs have been
finished, and cargo OF forage n
being loaded for the army ia the
philippines. She viii sail on March
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mlnistratlon OF the Mt. Plaaaan,
school.