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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-03

The groundhos II apt to prove as
unaatinfactory this year az the wealth
or bureau. Maybe Il isn't hia fault.
but hls reputation Is liable 10 suffer
IN consequence. ~ things don't come
out right this year hs viii have 20
take refuge Ia the explanation once
vouchEafcd by celebrated politician.
that u was owing "a "a fortuitoua
combination q UNFORESEEN eonuuErn-
Giles
The EroundhoEa graft IL not an
easy one 90 mountainous country.
Here In Seattle r. was cloudy all day
yesterday, and the climatic conditions
today uphold the sage quadruped =
forecast The Efouudhug saw no
shadow yesterday. aHd the backbone
- winter appears o. be- broken. But
from Rainier Heights and queen Anne
hill come different tales
Inhabitants 81 those diH1y elevations
assert that the sun Was partially Wis
tble at times yesterday. and they arc
prcpArinE Tor six weeks u rigorous
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-03
WORK BEFORE
CITY COUNCIL
Many Improvement Matters 10
Come Up Tonight

The city council tonight VIII de-
bate upon the Improvement Of Eabt
Alder street. Howard avenue. Aloha
and Minor avenue north. Twenty
second avenue and Twenty -HeCoud
avenue scrth. Hearings on the AS
aeaemHnt rolls for East Madison and
East Thomas streets viii also be
heard.
The purchase 81 1000 acres ~ land
near the Cedar river water system
viii also b. heard. II IL probably
that the council VIII take some A.
ton ia regard 20 this matter. The
land win cost VA the nglEhborhood of
s63 600. The MclroHc avenue water
main Will alHo come up Tor discus
sion as IL a. believed that the bids
for the contract. opened last satur-
day. are too high. 10 IN probab bic
that the city will appropriate money
enough 20 cover the difference. The
Improvement 81 University street
between Second and Third avenues
will also be brought up for discus
sion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-03

The opinion gives general satisfac-
lion here.
History Of Case
George Allen was indicted on the
charge % having participated In the
holdup OF r. J. Emhlston. In Nome.
Alaska. on the niEht OF December
2i. ia0o. The indictment was under
date OF January e. 1891. and the trial
commenced on February N. % the
same year.
Emhleton was held up aud bFutRlly
heagen, after which he was robbed
OF $40. when Allen was brought 10
trial he asked Tor a continuance. as
he wished % put on a. witness On
his behalf Tom Noyes, a mincr. The
continuance was disallowcd. Allen
claimed that he had borrowed ti00
from Noyes with which 20 play faro
bank and accounted Tor n portion %
the money found IN his possession
by saying that Il represented his
winnings from the game. An am
dAvit from Mira Noyes was not al
lowed as evidence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-03
IN HOUSES OF WopsnIF

Row H. ~ Brown. pastor OF Battery
Street Methodist Episcopal church.
spoke yesterday morning with par
ticular reference 90 the recent attack
on tho Bible by Dr. Pearson ~ tho
Northwestern university. % Chicago.
His text was from Acts l7.2: And Paul
for three days reasoned with them
from the scriptures" Rev. Brown
said. IN part;
when Paul wished 90 settle n con-
trovcray. he reasoned from tho scrip
lures. The inspired writer's. IN many
places, referred 60 the scriptures as
being source OF authority God pro-
vidcd salvation through the Savior
and a book OF divine authority. TO In.
struct us.
Dr.. Parsons Criticisms
Or ChhH, ". Pearson Of the North
western university. has attracted some
attention by publishing an article In
which he ignores and donounces the
supernatural and miraculous In the
Bible Ito says that the tradition that
the Bible IN an invaluable book a. ut
terly untounblo, lie r. disguatcd with
the story about Daniel and tho fiery
furnace; OF Elijah and the ravens. etc.
He objects 20 tho New Testament bo-
cause the legendary element ~ OBJ
vious. The story about tho multiplied
loavos and fishes. walking on the wa
ter ana others things are incredible
60 him lie Hccms 20 demand that
everything shall be. according 20 HIS
mind. rational
or. Pearson has simply adopted the
principles Of the higher critics. Or.
Phillip sohaff says that higher critic
ism investigates tho authorship, time
and place, historical environments. and
fortunes ~ the different books Of the
Bible Some OF tho ndhorcnta 81
higher criticism say that they accept
those things which are solf-ovident.
Tho higher critic has been abroad In
the land. and the position and teach
inRs OF Or. Pearson are only the log
zeal result OF higher criticism. The
church is shocked at what he has said.
but II tho churches SOW 60 the wind.
they must not be surprised II they reap
tho whlrlwind. Tho Pacific Christian
Advocate says that the principles OF
Biblical criticism, adopted 10y Or
Pearson, VIII lead 20 rank lnfidcllty.
The Bible Miracle
THAT the Bible records miraculous
things, f. nothing against the book
The creation WIS n mirclc. The birth,
death and resurrection OF the Savior
was miracle Tho salvation " "A
sinner ia miracle Tho entire plan
OF God with this world Is a miracle.
The Hihle is miracle. let us treasure
Il forever"
An OF tho UNCONVENTIONAL Methodist
papers, speaking cdltoriany Of tho mt
tornncea OF pt Pearson. say his ideas
viii not bo permitted 20 be- taught In
Mothodlsm, ana that he must step
down and out or be expelled.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-03
Liederkranz Concert

The concert given at Gsrmanla hail
last night - the Seattle f.isdsr-
hrantx was On every manner sueceAa-
fui. The receipts were large aud
viii 80 70 help make the FaenWerfeat
In July a success.
Andrew Heckler delivered an ad-
dress IN which he stated his belief
that members u the society should
be present NJ once OF the Prince
Henry receptions. 20 reprf sent Puget
sound aud present him with a SOU
veuir.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-03
INJURED C0ASTING

Bonnie Ney. the l0-yehr-old son Of
IL. H. Ney. "a grocer doing business
at Eighteenth avenue and Npaler
way was seriously injured while
coaHtinR near his fathers store late
Saturday afternoon. The boy. In
company with another. was going
down the hin ana struck against "a
post. He fell from tho sled and
struck on n spike sticking up IN the
sidewalk. The boy caught on tho
spike and HIS stomach was badly
torn. He was taken 20 Providence
hospital, whore bis injuries were at
tended 10. His condition ~ regard
cd as serious.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-03
GEO. ALIENS CASE
IS REMANDED FOR
A new HEARING
United States Court of Appeals ExcOriates
the Alaska Trial

s,S FRANCISCO. Feb. a.-The
,..l,,s states court Of appeals re-
,,.sa he Judgment Of the district
-, AZ Alaska IN the George Aiiea
,..r,sr tas morning and remanded
~ ssuse. The court devoted 20
", Is ~ opinion. 10 pages being
l ...'.,s "a A resiew and 10 pages 90 the
$500 vFcpsf These who were
s.,-,.s,l II EFpsecuting Allen were
s.ssselv efi.xiset IL Is not ofteu
80 ~ Uni.ed states court Of ap-
- gr,pzas itself 50 vigorously
r. ,w{-sa sail: The case OF the
..s,s vss unusually defective aud
49, srrcrs. Attorney Wood did
- eansss himself 20 attempting 70
s-.-re iaetS but tried 20 prejudic 2
q. wisss Of the jury against the
s.esshnG Woods conduct was tn-
s,-tas 70 The cause OF justice. Much
= ~ sramlnRtion was Irrelevant.
r-zs. Ant clearly preJudicial. Allen
"a aog have q fair and impartial
rial
lsaxs Hawiey gave the opinion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-03
DIRIC0 FROM
LYNN CANAL
Brinus an Insane Man From Juneau
-SquaIly Weather

The steamer Dirigo. Of the Alaska
Steamship Company, arrived al the
Schwabacher dock about O'Clock
this morning from skagway with a
passenger list Of "a and "A cargo Of
flsh and 90 tons Of concentrates.
She brought down an insane man
from Juneau by the name Of Frank
Thornton. Deputy Sheriff Delaney
and Deputy Clerk OF Court w. II.
McNalr had the man in charge, en-
route 10 the asylum at steilscoom.
Hon George Irving, of Ketchikan.
owner Of the famous Prince Of Wales
mine. was also a passenger.
The Wrangel the Dirigo smashed
into the dock, carrying away sew
eral Of the piles. which were In rot
ten condition. The steamer received
no injury.
The weather on the way down was
aaunlly. with snow and sleet blow
Ing nearly all the way,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-03
WATERBURY
IS BURNED
Many Persons Injured
Loss 100000

WATERBURY,. Conn. Feb. a-The
best business portion Of Waterbury IL
m ashes this morning. as the result
or great fire that began at ESQ
O'Clock last evening and RACED for 10
hours The district bounded by ~.
change place. bank street Grand
street and South Main. il practically
wiped out This loss Is placed at g.
oe00o
Several times during the early morn
inE hours the firVmen Eot the flames
under control but the heavy wind
started the blaze afresh. In all about
loo business houses we're destroyed IN
an arca q four acres, The city Is
noS practically under martial law. the
military bclnE called out az o'clock
last night Hundreds 81 homeless arr
being sheltered Ia the armory. city
hall. churches and other pubic places.
Fazie-strieksn CITY
When the firv first broke out there
was but little apprehension. bat as
the hiare progressed. alarm was felt
throughout the entire downtown Sc.
ton. and an aNailah ia dFaya and trans
fer wagons were employed hy people
Who dvalred goods removed
When a fire started IN the scovii
house. perfect panic prevailed. - u
was then believed the entire city would
% destroyed Every building IN that
vicinity, Including the city hall and
Waterbury bank. was threatened but
both these building. were saved.
incandiarism In connection With the
scoyii house Ia suspected. n tmmr-
diately after tee fire was discovered
In that hosiery. tho Exchange hotel
became shiaEr. Three hundred guests
rushed out la their night clothing
Many persons during the panic
were iniurvd BY falling on icy pave
mcuts and being tramplsd upon BY
the crowds that filled the streets.
Mayor Kiiduff said this morning that
thoaEh the city suffered a Eriavioua
blow. call for financial aid from out
aldo cities would not be made.
origiz sf the Fire
The fire originated IN the store q
Reid and Hughes. la the uphoistery
department.. hut no one seems to
know how. Two u the sfaplaye- we're
| tn the building some time before the
/ fire started. but AZ that time fher.
was no smell % smoke.
When tho fire was discovered u
was bursting through the roof. and
/ ths building was be- ond redemption.
Al that time a cold rain waa BEATING
down. but this changed 20 anaN. and
/ the hiEh wind which vas the pro-
duct q this Ervat storm sweeping over
this coast. made tha work q the fire
M futile.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-03
''GRIFF0'S"
BAD LUCK

CHICAGO. Feb. s--"Young Critic. '
the once-famous prize fighter. was
picked up yesterday In vacant lot.
nearly frozen His hands will have "a
be amputated. II Is thought he was
making his way 10 the Bridewell for
shelter when overcome by the bliz-
yard.
Young Oriffo'h" real name r. Albert
Grlffiths. and he was one ~ the mos,
remarkable fighters ever produced. He
f. an Australian ana could easily have
held the championship honora IN his
class n he had abgtaincd from vice
with the loss of his marvellous speed
came tho usual downfall. ana he ~
now n vaRrant
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-03
Will Elect Officers

This afternoon the executive coun-
ell Of the Charity Organization meets
az the Chamber Of Commerce TO re-
ceive the officers reports for Janu-
AIRY. Mrs. w. r. Wickware. OF the
council having left the city. and
Mrs l.. H. Gray and Mrs 70. G.
Hawkins having resigned their sue
cessors viii be elected this after
noon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-03
.yEDDING OF CHINAMAN
IN SEATTLE
TO YOUNG WHITE GIRL
lm to Love Celestial and for That Reason VIII Marry
INA Romance of Unusual Interest-WiIl the
Wooden Gods OF China Smle7

and grew 10 IKE them She met vah
Lee. who Ia the local agent - a
Chinese bonding and security com
pany. one Chinamau says u IL the
Ting Fang Co. which he represents.
Wsh Lee II an American In all but
nationality. This morning he was
dressed in the height u American
fashion--in neat black attire. 10
would BE- generally termed a veil
groomed man.
lie was found In the store % Marx
Ten suis on Second avenue this morn
Ing. and had his prospective bride
with him.
wAsn Thsy VIII Marry
when are you % BE- married. he
was asked.
Not for long time. Me tell you
when" he replied. and 20 all other
questions he refused 20 make any an
sWsF. nor would he allow his fiance
TO BE- interviewed.
When policeman started 20 make
a few Inquiries about the affair this
morning the word WAS quickly passed
about. and soon the windows u every
Chinese house 81 the neiKhborhood
were crowded with Celestial heads
Wherever the policeman went. a spy
followed
the Orieutals believed their secret
safe. but ~ leaked out
Sunday the girls sister told SerEt
PoWern ~ the affair. and said that
her sister loved the Chinsman and for
that reason alone she would marry
him. She refused 70 tell anything
however. q her family. herself or Of
her sister
Mark Ten sule IN discussing tho pro-
posed nuptials late this afternoon.
said that he had met tho prospective
bride and had found her very nttrac-
tive. He said her name was ward.
and had come 70 Seattle from Kansas
several months ago. She became ac-
qgainted with her suitor while employ
81 I'm the tea store. and since her
promise - marriage. had been very
Industrious IN learning Chinese man
uers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-03
SHOULD Be
DRIVEN OUT
Lotteries OF All Kinds Flourish
One IN Particular

Lotteries operated on the same
principle as the Chinese article are
becoming very numerous IN Seattle.
Ths Old game Of policy" VI hlrh ii
*iftuHliy Abe came as a lottery has
disappeared in its place comes fhe
Humi Chinese game. Tho lottery
Ticket ~ made uuf tire same ar
Chinese one. with the exception that
nEurrs take the place 70 ChiueHe
characters.
In the several white lotteries In
hair hour. All % these games are
operated below 1esler way and in
In opas visiatian
There is a lottery agency operating
Ia the business section % The city
az 2l3 Columbia street. with the fail
know ledge Of the police and city Of
nciaiH There II 8 tailor shop az the
place. but n small sign in the window
bears the name L. l.. Lippman."
This man does remarkably large
business with fuckers" and ia agent
Tor several lotteries. The United
states government has declared
against the concern and refuses to
allow Il 20 do business through the
mails. The company nevertheless
operates In direct violation of the
law. Under the name II John Law
renee" this man Llppman pays n
monthly fiur in the police court and
r. licensed according to the Gus
tomary canous ~ this municipality.
"stiH Game"
People who are In a position 20
know say that the lottery Ia moth
iuE but q skin game They say
that stockholders ~ the concern are
scattered over the country and 10
these people 20 the mythical prizes
Et the ORA wings. These lists are cx-
hibiied to the unwary aH bait
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-03

A rsnor 4 sz<i,srnsnt prevails In
ssaftlsis cAiza;ovs. al caused b. the
prospective nasrtaSs q wah Lee. one
o. their mos; rsspstsd countrymsn.
% pretty shiis xrL There l. a
unss Of ronanes through the whole
aleir Tat Is decidedly interesting.
he union o. a. American girl well
1ac2tef and ezliu.ed, 70 an Oriental.
nlng seldom heard q. In fact.
~ marriage win b the frat OF It's
10 egsF celebrated IN Seattle Feb.
tas dAts set for the marriage
lsasl according 70 several vel known
eElnsss ouaiasaa raen.
- SRI Is 2 years o. age. With
s-Ar Features ard VERY pretty. she
seeded blonde. with Mzhf brown
and a campisxi0n unusually
snils OrlY m her remarkably small
s ss and feet does she bear resem-
-. s.ass z her prospective Chinese con
sns = taller than Re. ard when
~ MS morning IN his company. was
-A.sA1 = neat taflor-made dress If
Ahi With urban hat
WsA lee IA RsshfuI
"a Lee denies the near approach
marriage. but he Is very bash
- tagi the whole affair and wlll
~ az On the subject The girl. with
@isf now lives r. a Chinese
-. ls house opposite the Wa Chung
-. ~. % Fourth avenue south. near
street They reside IN the
- -. 2, Chinatown. where the very
-. = Celestial and the strong
49,, - q opium smoke lrnpregnatas ths
a.. snois thing has been "ent and
~. i9r some weeks. but not until
- 80 aornlnE did the facts n the case
- ~ Even now tbs identity OF
NJ, 81 a secret. and one which the
~-''@'ash are pledged 70 keep.
How II Ali Started
80, ~ months ago the Rirl went 70
80 80 ~ Chinese store On upper sec
Il. etsnls, as a clerk. There nhs
- acquainted with Oriental ways
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-03
AFFIRMS

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 3.-The
federal circuit court ~ appeals to-
day in the case Of tie Government
We Isaac Van Wrinkle, affirmed the
judgment Of the lower court. hold
Ing that the defendant acted In good
faith under the act ~ June 3, 1875
IN cutting timber from the govern
ment lands Of Idaho. Judgment was
also affirmed in the case Of the
Washington Irrigation Company.
appellant, We. Calofirnia Safe De
poalt Company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-03
Broadway Improvement Club

The Broadway Improvement Club
VIII meet tomorrow evening nj the
Pilgrim Congregational church, cor
nor of east Republican street and
North Broadway. The paving of
Broadway and others matters OF
importance will be discussed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-03
LEFT IN BAD
PREDICAMENT

Sylvester Dooley, Of the Queen city
hotel. was robbed by his roommate
yesterday, with "a man who regis
tered as II. Wills. Doolcy occupied
room No. Of the hotel when he
woke up yesterday morning his erst-
while roommate had stolen all the
clothes I'm the room.
Tho police were notified as soon as
DOoley could borrow "a suit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-03
NAMES BOARD
6WernOr Approves Charges Against the Pilot
Commissioners

MfNPfA. Feb 3-The governor to-
6y arpolnted chas. Payne Of Chinook.
Gas Z Ksrlee and John Wilson % n
Nzze . succeed the present beard Of
gist commissioners for Columbia riv-
e Ard bar as the result OF complaints
zada b. the presA masters. owners %
vssssis and merchants engaged in
f.sping In the ports en- route.
ne governor said. The investlga-
In proves the charges correct. am
q, satisfied with the present board.
xppins has been delayed BY an In
s-risnt pilot services. The state Of
Nseingson is interested In the CUES
I &zsf an open river 20 the sea. and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-03

NEW YORK. Feb. sThe wires are
nov down IN all directions. Several
wrecks are reported on Long Island.
with probable lons q NE,
Tho fate Of tho q men aboard the
Cavour D. yet Ia doubt WreckAKc
has appeared along the shore az vari-
Gus polnta. Al this hour a 50-miis
gale ia rushing along the New Eng
land coast
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-03
A Single Viewers Union

Charles Eulitz is In the city for the
purpose Of organizing a union OF the
Puget sound ahingle weavers. He
was formerly local organizer OF the
Western Central Labor Union. but
for o year has resided In Butte,
Mont
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-03
Ninth Ward Repub leans

The Republicans residing IN the
sixth pfgcinct OF thn Ninth ward
van meet tomorrow evening In the
sunday school tent. corner 81 Key
stone avenue and Pity seven IA
street Tor the purpose Of forming a
Republican ciuh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-03
The RIVER
TIBER UP

IA, -. FEB. S.-The Tlber river
ksxt, ~ y feet above its normal
~ ~, aha lower Rome IL Inundated
fnogntss 'ellihg Of snow In the upper
Iast ss..s ana heavy rainfall 81 the
atA - says have combined 10 Gre
taflss hisnest water Ia AN frlbu-
port1,. Known IN years. Tbs lover
Der 49,. VI the city which Il now IN
csnos. contains but Few resi-
These mus saving much mlserv
letr 30. nho have been made abetter-
ana u ass been cared for by frlenda
some cases ~ he cburrb
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-03
Wants TO Invest

Mayor Humes this morning re-
ceived a letter from y. III. Mercer,
u Washington. -. O.. asking for in
f0rmatio regarding the proposed
government building, also for esti-
mates Of the probable cost Of real
estate IN the nelghborhoOd OF Third
avenue and Union street.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-03
ONLY $40

OLYMPIA. Feb. s.-Tho safe a. the
Northern Pacific depot was blown
open Saturday night Tho thieves got.
az pay for wrocklng the strong box,
the large sum Of ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-03
RESUMES

6r. LOUIS. Feb. A-Tha aldsrmanic
bribery Investigation Was resumed ~
tho nsw grand Jury this morning
There 10 no doubt that the list ~ war
rants will be a lengthy nne.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-03
WEATHER FORECAST
Seattle aud vcuy-Tonght Tuesday
ADAMS g. BLANCHARD
7t9 Second Ave, Hinckey Block
WEATHER FORECAST
Our Business Methods

AYE OF interest to YOU From time to time we have
told you few things concerning our policy. The
whole story can be summed up in this-we want
every customer TO leave our store feeling that he has
received the best value for his money. Our statesmen
hold their positions because the customers salts
fed rot on account of the amount Of sales they make
We buy everything direct from the factories for
spot cash prices-we price our goods accordingly
do you see the advantage to your
Agency for the Youmans Hat, SIS
ADAWS& BLANCHARD
7t9 Second Ave., HinclceY Block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-03
Sophomore FrOiie

The Sophomore FF'rollc' az th~ %
class 81 the University Of Washing
ton will be given in Littic's hall to-
morrow evening
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-03


HtTiER. Pa. Frb. THE curou-
era lndueat was hold yesterday over
the bodies ~ Ed and Jack middle. and
verdict that ia came 90 HE death
by revolver wound Inflicted by him
Eclf Two shots we're fired by his
own hand. gs-caiIbsf revolver being
used The ono in tho breast was the
one that ended bis NE and brought
nsonlHinK sufreFinFa from the time II
was fired up 20 hia death
Jack Biddio shot himself but tho
wounds inflicted BY his captora were
the ones that produced death Rev.
Father walsh the Roman Catholic
priest. addressed hia sermon ou the
subject yesterday. and said he left u
90 the hearers TO decide as 81 thrir
guilt Ito said he had miniAtered 60
them 90 tho last and that IN death
bed confessions each man denied any
knowledge ~ the murders far which
they we're convicted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-03
FUNSTON

fuhstoss p, CITY. Feb. General
Cay a ~ ~ Operated on again To-
wound ne fesult of the faiinrd - :
for arr. ,'essd BY a former 90. 10, :,
opsrstlo,,n' alcitia, 70 heal Tbs 1ce Ia
teta. ~ was not Of q ssrlot,s c ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-03
one within Founa

FIRE ISLAND. \. y. Jan. s-Tho
body - one storm victim was found on
the beach az Smith Point this fore
noon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-03
IS NEARING
THE CLOSE
ConvlCts' Bodies Taken
to Pittsburg

PlT'rHhuHG. Pa, Feb a-rhc bod
les Of I'd. and Jack middle arrived hero
this morninE. An Immense throng waa
al the depot
Reports FROM Butler say Mrs. sof-
Tells condition 10 alarming II she re-
covers. Il r. likely she will be charg-
81. not only with aiding the niddica
t. escape. but also with furnishing
them with firearms. thus aiding a
feloniouz assault ON the EuaTda on
the combined charges nho could be
given six or eight years