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Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1902-09-25

Applications 10 organize nation.
Al banks At lhe nsw town Of Bayn.
Ton near Muskogee have been ap
proved a. follows The First Ma
lioual Bans, with capital oil
s25, QUO BY A. @. Tfambo, A ".
Patterson, Clay Allen. r. N "a
glesoa and n y Hancock. Th'
Boynlou Bank, With 4 capital O
t25 90 BY D A. Randle, III
Dabba. John r. Cead, John y.
Cnad. lr and ] ] O.cohnnr.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1902-09-25

sIhas tIsntf tistlit iu fsln
HfIln HfA nlfmani oira1f oi stt'.
t1a. Nast aEn1 tat seleT fsa's
esi ftF na ftf1t IN.fs AisnsI
Care ans i1f t1ff ff.i fkt cave o.
l|iH aa4Ian HoH rH 4 Harf
Irf M t IH FsIs Alasf
u ff'r ela site So
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1902-09-25

Undtf lhls schedule The averafe
value % an allotment Of The land
of lhe Cherokee Nation
"-tQoal 10 value to one hue.
dfsd snd itn bcrsf of ihe aver
arr a'lolshle land n The Chefo.
nee Nation
mould BE- ssli 90
The Commission 10 ihs Five
Civilized Thbes Hill, upon written
REQUEST therefor furnish lbe olli
rsns 81 lbs Chsfetss Nation ne
olsssiac.llon n tracts ol land ln
lhs Cksfokst Nsiion sccofdine i1
ths uailsd sslss SURVEYS thereof
saeh tiasahsnllon cannot, hos.
even BE- iafoiAhsi Of tracts lees
thar ihs Qustist qutref section
subdIfiton
VIA lhh inloimtllon ihs clli.
ssus 81 ibs CtNokes Nalion sll|
tsstls ie ,ftift 81 iht supfailsi
s.lns 81 lht isaa selected r. lhsn
a. iha|f nfasrImiff alIsimsniG.
Commission no THE FlYT
rlTlfaFr ffinEs
Ilu B.1,, Asisr ol,l'un
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1902-09-25

The trip 70 Salt Lake CITY or 80 She
Pacific coast via that polnt over the
Denver 4 Rio Gmnde aud the Rio
Grande Western ls the most beausi.
iul Ia America No European trip oi
equal length eau compare with lt Ia
grandeur Of scenery of wealth oi
novel interest Then Salt Lake CITY
ltseliis a most quaint aud picturesque
place and sell worth The Journey. los
Mormon temple, tabelnaeie, llthlne
oiice aud church Institutions its hot
sulphur snrsnea within the city limits
ls delightful temperature, sunny
climate and lts Great Salt Lake
doadef aud dcnter than che Dead 81
ID Palestine -afo but q few features
of SALE Lake Cltys countless aitnc.
lions. There are parks, drives, oabons
aud beautiful outlying mountain and
lake resorts Imagine, if you can, a
bath iu sait vatef a mile above sea
level an1 II water ln which the hu.
mao nudf cannot sink lnqulfc ni
gouf ncnfesl ticket agent i1l low
tuflst rates % Salt lake olty. on
ailic fuf Information ana cnrf ul
''salt Lake Cltg. the CTS 81 salnts.
81 y. II Hooper, she general passen.
ser agtutl Denver Colo.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1902-09-25
Judge GIL Discharges Iu,y
and AdIourns CourtSub-
lecl to Call,
CASES NOT HEARD
Are Continued By Order Of the
Court Veruie, of Mi Guilty
10 the Addison Stewart
Gaze. -Olher Ca,ep
Disposed Of.

AHe lfiAl 81 Auuison cieWhits
on a charge ut Incest, which has
been before Tho court for several
days occupied bath sessions today
sni viii probably not refch the
jury before tomorrow
W r. Boiling convicted Of ag
gravA.ed aRsaull iilsd 4 motion for
d new trial.
John johnson plead guilty n
forgery end was sentenced to the
Reform school al Brownsville for
two years.
W II Turner pleud guilty TO
petit larceny and war seniencrd to
neven months 10 vi. Smith ail,
and fined t26
The churga against Georgia Tur.
neF charged with receiving elolw
properlywas 40 IL pressed.
J L. Sherman was srrniened
and plead not guilty 10 q charge Of
false preIeuae It's alleged that
Sherman who " al stiu,my oi|
Pryor Creek together with b..
Chaney ahd A. Cook, him liam.
med 4 uulllnsyllle woman whoae
husband ves ia iail cut ois250 Il
ii alleged Ibsl they told her The
money was 10 b. used 10 buy of
lhe fudge AID district attorney.
Saturday, Sept. 20l
Yesterday afternoon Judge Gill
ordered The jury discharged aud
adjourned conrl subject 10 cali.
The jury Ia The Sasa o. Addison
Hawag,, charged with incest, fe.
turned a verdict Of not guilty.
The following cases we're dis.
posed Of before adjournment
WIN. johnson, Sam Frye, Frank
Ephrlam, Tom Anderson, robbery
plead not guilty. Transferred 10
Halllaaw.
Windy Smith, George sweaFln.
ger, larcsny and r 3. p. plead
Es.. guilty, transferred to Miami.
Herse Lse, dispensing and 10.
Producing, allowed TO stand on
plea oi guilty, 90 condition that
be leave lho iesiioFy within ~
hours.
viii Bumper, introducing and
dispensing, plead es Will Turner.
Allowed to stand on plea to await
decision 10 other cases. Transfer
fed 10 salllsae for SENTENCE
Frank Day, altering and utter
log. plead guilty, sentenced %
Lsayenuofih Tor two yeare
Sam Brown and Ed. Brown.
larceny, continued.
Wm. Mksileld, cafrying weaBoa
plead DOT guilty, ifan.ierfsd q
ularemofa.
loah Martin snd ElnA Graves,
lofnlcnlion; Marlin nfralened. en-.
tered plea IF not guilty and eka
csnl|nned
3. KeIlg. ily Lsu5lnm. Intro
eaclrs, Kelly plsad euliy. Gauss
continued lof sentence Nalll
pisas ta 70 Hy lsndium.
buok Lsdmto. introducing
plead guilty ana vss sspssnssa d
so itysin Finlls lsll end hntd fs
end costs
Itcl ptlfis. larceny atd ft1slf
re s'e'fn piopsf'y pstit 81 n
nas Indicted w|ih Peters, lus
f...If hIII. flas e. io 1aIk T..
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1902-09-25

twill beto youi Interest o. trade
al hay store ihls month. Yours re-.
tpsttiulF lNu q nALsNIisf
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1902-09-25

usr CrrurRA SOAR assisted hy CuilCuAA
ulNfAtsf, i9r preserving. purliYIngi and
heAaAfYnr tho aiiu. iufVloansnr ihe scalp
ofsfusis, scAle1, aH4 danimH, ana lhe stop
ping ~ iallag hslf, iuf toilfnine, whitening
aisQNihns TsA, Nnfh and sore hspAs, iof
t4bg fashsl, ltHafs. aad ohaaHFs, aad fof
alliae purposes % lag toilet, balh, and ruit
cry Millions % Womtnua turiCuRA soar
IN the form % haiha iof annoying iinmuQna,
iulAmmAuont, and eagoIIauQn. % ioe free
cf Offensive Precipitation, Va iAc spm OF
waflca iog ulectainc weaknesses, ana Zoe
many fsuAlye. aHraeWlc purposes which
readily suggest themselves u women,
CtflcrAA RmoLfGsf Puts thocolaie
CnAiNil an 4 nfu, ilsirlfss, uiNrirtf. frn
unu|rN NaltsiIiuie iNI She lalehftiei liquid
NrnrfnA krNltfNsl' a. Nrli a. fof nli other
blood nltaefa aHi hHHHHi fafea. in screw.
Up lss, containing 90 doses pflrr c
Naf 'tfdlfaaai ~ Halit aiif| iu u|afrsrI,
q lNIH. .a. British I4IsiI N..t. ihalfIaHHlI HIl
HataH tfaIt lfrf hil t lsIf| ftHt flf
80 NN.t SAD. NINIa res lilfs, NIalsa \. y A
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-30
RUMORED STRIKE OF
RAIL WAY employees
R port Current That Hill Will Refuse Demand
for Increase Of Wages and
Men Will Go Out

an answer would be expected II
II believed here that widespread
strike win he prscipitated on that
date. or shortly afterward, and the
railroad employees are preparing fof
a determined nteusNie,
No confirmation OF the above
story OF the conference la this city
for the purpose stated gan be oh
talned, geearKe Ertes. president af
the Brotherhood of Railway Train
men, who has been la tho city for
the past week, engaged la the work
OF organising lacai lodge. said the
organization witch he represents
has no part In such A step, He also
said that he did not believe that
any such meeting As the one de-
Hrfihed II in pruafcaH In seattle to-
day. Ne said that u there were
such a meeting he h.liescd he would
have know ledge Of II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-30
THIS PASTORS Wife WAS
QUEEN OF: KNOCKERS
olLLuLy or ABE soEEN TELLS SENSATIONAL
DIVORCE COURT SHE TOLD THAT KEPT
HIM UN TAn MOVE from PuLPIr TO PULPIT

ON the ground that Mrs Mamie
Giiluly was entirely too much Of "a
guHsip FOR a preachers wife, RnV
George 0illulY, formerly OF Kansas.
but now Of Aberdeen. succeeded this
morning IN proving 20 the sntisfac-
tiun OF superior Judge Grimm that he
Was entitled TO deUrer al divur,o.
The preacher testified that since
His marriage Ia 1894 ne had been
forced Ia resign from several pulpitH
On account of hts wife'n tendency To-
cause iissenHian and strife among
the members Of his congregations.
lie claimed that her fandnsaa OF
talking had caused him trouble, the
half Of witch eanid never he told
Mrs ullluly, he said, Wa no re-
speator af persona. nsriden gossip
ms about those whose names were
Inscribed on the church membership
roll. he said she also made publicly
statements concefninE his own char
artsr and past life that. II thoy had
been true. would have seriously inn
paired his usefulness a. a spiritual
leader
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-30
-----------------------
SAYS HER HUSBAND
WAS FAITHlESS

Mrs. Lulu Hayden yesterday caus-
ed the arrest Of her alleged faithless
husband, w. A. Hayden. on a charge
Of adultery. Detective Freeman
served the warrant. She alleges
Hayden deserted her fise years ago
TO 10 to the klandike and In now
living with another woman In Seat
tie.
The Hhydens met and talked mat
ters over In the county taii this af-
ternaon. hut Mrs. Hayden went away
firm In her determination to prose-
cfsfa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-30
NAMES TO co
IN TONIGHT

Contrary To expectations. Mayor
Husnss did not send To the counsel u
last night spposntmeets Of ctts
engineer, . nsmbrr % the board II
hssith and \ civil service commits
sioner. At the last minute he an :
aouncsd that hs had decided To " sis
ansth her dzy. lie stated that he
would .~nd In his Appointments q
thu city council toDiaht. uhsn 4
special NESTING VIII be held
Though the mayer gave a. hia
reason for the dsisr that the cuuurti
had too much bushes. on hand last
nixht. II IL generally believed that
the real cause % deiay vas . r~1
Rewsl 10 the night against n ~
Thosnsca's rcappointn~nt an city
engineer.
Friends of M. Thomson we're go !
sldefnbiy alarmed AT the detay. bu I
to-day Insist that their candidate 4
msfr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-30

PORTLAND. bee. so 1t Is stat
ed here that Information has been
received 60 the eifeet that James j
ltiil win reaist all demands Vt rail-
way tfatnmen ana operators ou the
linsa controlled by the Northern Sgs
euritiys Co Tor an Increase of wages.
Il II thought that this attitude af the
ma snate % the mefsvd lines renders
a strike inevitable,
Representatives 81 the employees
Of the Great Northern and Northern
Pacific railways are reported 10 be
holding q sceret meeting in seattle
to-day, 10 consider the situation. The
crisis has been preeipitated hY the
formal demand OF the arsan <ation
OF railway tfainmen ON lines west
Of Chicago Tor a 70 per cent Increase
at wages. The demand. when pre-
scented 10 oitieials IA Chicago recent =
~. named Jan. as the date when
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-30

The HoFstping wife. it wnH alleged.
finally deserted her minister huH-
hand.
he HtraiFhtway folded hia tents
aud stole away from the land where
marital woes had Hwntnped him. and
finnliy accepted {. passionate In Aber-
deem.
Like the proverhiai bad penny,
Mrs. utiiuly again turned M, and II
iH said wrote letters 10 the pillars OF
tho Aberdeen church concerning her
husbands character, which made 10
necessary for the members Of the
church Co look into his past life. AZ
tet thorough investigation, MI
glliuiy was completely eNonerateds
lie ~ testified
Mrs. Giiluiy refuses to live Win
her husband, seemingly pr"ferrihs
an ninleaH existence To that life OF
which mothers meetings ana shhf-
ity Visits form 40 large part +.
Mr. Giliuly testified that he haa
sfNaya been a good iend faithful
husband, lie IL a Baptist.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-30
CAME BACK
TOO SOON

Detectives Hubbard and Freeman
I his afternoon arrested a man whom
they ssupect OF having been respon-
.ibIs for a number OF the highway
robheries perpetratsd IN this city.
The man IL known to the police as
Thomas Hogan and Il supposed 10
have been associated with n man
named Mccarthy In hold-up ON the
waterfront about two years ago,
Mccarthy was arrested and II nov
serving a term In the penitentiary
for the crime. Hogan escaped At the
time and has not been seen In this
city until today.
re will be charged with the old
crime. though the detectives hope 10
fix on him some Of the more recert
rnhhnrlna
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-30
MISS BARBER
IS MARRIED

CANTON, Ohio. Dee a1.-Ths mar.
riagu Of Miss Mary barber. niece Of
Mrs. Mckinley. 10 Major Ralph
Haftxeil. United States srmfi vas
zoiemnlErd today N the home of the
bride. Owing to the fact that the
brides family II In mourning the
v cdding Was very quiet affair. at.
tended only by the relatives ana
few Intimate friends Of the con-
tracing parties
Miss Barber arcompa NrH.
Mckinley on the Pacific coast trip
iasi year. A great number OF pres
entH were rreel "a from Washing
ton. President Roosevelt. Secretary
foftsiyou and the entire cabinet
sent handsome silver pieces. Mrs.
MciSlnlsy's gift was a silver set
valued az $500.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-30
STEAMER QUEEN
FROM THE SOUTH

Mr.. and Mrs O. A. Bo~hms
Launched out on the sea Of matri-
maoiai life by a voyage on the roll
ing deep They arrived from san
Francisco this mcrnina on the
steamer QUEEN and viii return from
their honeymoon trip ON the same
vessel. Both are well known IN san
Francisco. whcr. they were married.
The ousen had a pleasant trip up
the coast. bringing 81 passengers.
The city OF Puebla sailed 10 San
Francisco this morning with Is pas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-30
MONEY FOR
COLLEGE

sr PAUL. Dee. 80. nlamllne
Methodist university has been On
lowed with $4,000 Jamea J. Hill.
the railroad magnate. and Mafk
ANA John Norton. wealthy feaidenta
Of thia city. have given 900 900 each.
The other half of the endoN munt IL
made NJ Of long iiHt of amailer
nlbarftUftnun
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-30
SHOWING b
UP the
PRINCESS

DRESDEN. Dec 10. a full ae-
count of the actions of the Crown
Princess Louise has been urd-red 10
be prepared by the ktns OF aaxony.
who u snxious 90 dlzpel the unfaT-
orahla sentiment tgw ard himself and
the crown pfinc-. The starie. of III
treatment viii be denied. II viii also
be shown that the cause of the pftn-
cssn' Night was by the discovery of
her amour with fifun. the French
tutor, with whon nhe fed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-30
THE MARKETS

Many retail dealers are awaiting
tho pasning Of New Years day be-
fore buying more produce. aud ~ a
result business ON Western avenue
has bee nsiow for several days. Most
Of the stock lon the fruit and vege-
table line IL weak.
WHOLESALE PRICES
eThs-- y.tes. .ss % ssy ber.s tn aa.s.
tiis. rstees en ssssl purchases ssss.ss
- pss cent htsfsrb
Provisions
rr~.h N~st-co- t~sf, 49, s>f ~ rsss
49,. , 81 pd;s " s - s.sl $50 's'
rrsstsisa. Han. ~. ess..fsss s.ass
iTssi bellies. fresh. i've.
Vegetables
p8rtsrk raaafass. native tsatii P<f
ton. fsktass sii4s<-gtfa. eefrsss. toslas
80 ssess sttss~. Ia. So aesl hss hos-~.
'srs,s.' "a a..s-ssa q ,..s' = ~ s@i'
e-issY ss,gszs s~~st s-satas., se7,ss ~
= sssisn.. sSsfag ~ e~ts sas.-ss~s, .
Green Fruit. Etc
i-..s'-. :. sys - '-ss. ss's,ss =. a. ,
~ tsss J.s.s.. assass~s - EssIi y pss
-, p-ssii-s.es. 81 n .ela-sis. isoiss
.1i u 81. re- r.. % % ~ s'' '''
Batter. cssss.. EGGS. Poultry
Bsftss " s.hlnsfsa cr.ssnrri..s .te.
s@sssfus 80 a. fsnsh iaSz<r
ch~=ss Native WssAtasiaa f~ii cream.
81 s-s,sr. ississ. os~ss- - Lass-
ass.- rr~sh ssnsh. a.. eastern. x.gx7c.
91fsss i've tsas~. tTese Tive s~e-@. lie.
I.sssssy -ites.. ~. isetssse 49,
lssls sfstsfss taas aes tsrssy.. ar~-s-a
fas1se. live ducks. ishe. live geese
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-30
MIDGET DIES
lSUDDE My

N,gr NORTH rsN3 ns $50. se..-
INA nspoe a fenta,, tiy,ti 80,
$50 -. one Of the sii'ailsz = nv ~ ~,
n ssft = years OLD, and welkhlnk i hN.
: -, r.srnas died AZ ise',,'',en ,., s a.,
z she was taket STICK on INC
- anA died almost instantly ss '.,.
sssS s.sll famssue and lett IN IN
-.sther HVins
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-30

The following marriage licenses
have been Issued Paul EyEeu 20, Of
Seattle, and lilaneh Hixhneld, II, OF
California. Capt. John Meuunnef, ~
OF North Carolina. and Easter An
dpfaon, 80. Of Seattle. John John :
Hnn. "a. aud hilen Lawson. II, both
of Port Blakeieyi Horace Perry ana
Beeria Roy, both of legal age. OF Be-
attic
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-30
WALSH NOT OUT
OF COM MISSION

The steamer Walsh. whleh Was re-
Gently taken off the Seattle Olympia
run and placed In the puwsmish
river. will be ready TOR s-rsice again
January l, said her owner. Captain
n T. Mccormack. this morning
a took the Wash off the Olympia
run In order 10 make some sitsrs-
tons TO her. After . weeks trial ~
YES. discovered that .hs needed two
more water tanks. Thee are now
being put IN the steamer - that she
|row has a water supply capacity OF
q. go gallons. The electric light
plant. which recently arrived from
the EaHs. Ia also being Installed.
u cannot aauoune~ yet on what
route I will put the Mslsh"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-30
lLAMED FOR
ACCIDENT

-, uulcy asserts that the dlsaa-
e.hlts 81 his wife afe directly
....,,sihla tor the dfau nlpE IN Lake
-. .asne months aso Of thrlf j.
as.lsx Was granted a divorce to-
~ me superior court He told
- ss.st that his wife II a slave tn
s.aer aud that she nesieots her nome
ans gec,.aSion. he said. his wife
,s@me intoxicated and vent away
- home. leaNtng the little BOY
-. Years Of aEe, alone Ia the
ksasr 80. -,
Relie she YES away she httle Tel,
- wandered ent and tel into tho
-, ara WIS drowned
me courie Wefv married IN isst.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-30
WAS NEARING 100

Mrs Elizabeth FLYNN. aged 81
years 8 months and - days. died to-
day at the residence Of her daugh-
ter. Mrs. r. !. lie Mere. III Main
street. Of old age. The body IL at
salI ny A. Stewards undertaking
parlora. The funeral viii be held
tomorrow az | o'clock .. m. and the
iuternent viii be in Mt. Pleasant
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-30
May SUCCEED
DlCKEY

OMAHA. Dee 80 ehnH Horton.
assistant superintendent OF the
Western Union Telegraph Co. at
Denver, is named nH the probable
successor OF Superintendent bickeg
Of The central division. who died last
night at omaha.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-30

A special meeting Of the Green
Lake Improvement club viii be held
IN Coed TempiafE' hall at woodia y n
on Thursday evening. The object II
to consider means % inducing the
city council to build rs miles Of side
walk in the Green Lake district.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-30
WILL IS
PR0BATED

entoRkpo SPRINGS. nec. So
n nni u the late Winfield :. STRAIT
- was admitted 20 probate IN the
r,xniY eaert yesterday oNeF ths pre-
- Il the eontestauts. I. n. straften
k.a others The latter - the miiltoa-
.s3s aniy son No testimony Waz
sfss-l fer the contestants. although
- witnesses FOR the executors we're
rt~elY rYoss-exaninea. rhe matter
u. - appealed 10 the district court.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-30
DIPHTHERIA
ON BUFFALO

WASHINGTON. u g, Dee. 10
The training ship Buffalo put In at
Pensacola, fla.. today. The CONF
handing officer reports several cases
OF diphthsria aboard. Two youns
men we're dead. The sick we're taxi
en- TO the marine hospital
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-30
IN HONOR
OF WATTS

LONDON. Doc. %, Andrew Car
neEis has offered 50. 900 for the cree
tion OF a memorial 10 James Watts.
inventor 81 the steam engine. II the
offer n not accepted Carnegie pro
poses to head a movement In Amer
lea Tor a world wide offering tai erect
a memorial tn the famous inventor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-30
REALISM ri
TINE PULPIT

Z ROME. Dec. ie.--sspecisl Ces-
} r-spandrne-.l The Gilman of
realism has been reached in q
r~iixiou. way In the sermons %
! the priest At the little church Of
! San Caria ails Meffsiie. In
] Naples. The other sunday the
priest. whose congregation -
drawn from the poofs-t and
most di-r~putabt~ quartsr Of
the city. dr~~ vivid picture
% the torment. Of he'll during
j the course of kl- sermon.
In order fo h~sghtsn the effect
] OF hia aFatsry. certain men
Distributed by arrangement
through the saerinty. behind the
altar. and in the confessionais.
so~lsd. walled. CRASHED their
teeth and ratified chains
80 realistic VS. the perform
snce that H,ost Of IN. consre-
Eatlon fled In terror FROM the
church. and many were Injured
In the crush al the door.
The preacher has now been
warned BY the police authorities
to abstain In future from such
dangerous and theatrical meth
] DDS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-30
FINISH WAS
ALCOHOLIC
William nsrte.'s Death Ends a
Protrsetsd sprss-corpss fesrd
In Bed

Death was tho finish Of william
Iiurton's protfaeted spree, Alcohol
Ism viii be- probably the verdict
hen AN autopsy n held ON the body.
We was found dead tn his room In
the Pacific house nj iis Washing
ton street. this morning
f'or two weeks nurfon had been
drinking heavily. lie cams Go Sc
attic from . logging camp Al Point
Mo- Point. with several hundred dol
lars 80 far as known. Il has all
been spent tn saloons. At the Ed
mandH bar on Washington street,
burton Il known to have deposited
1850. when Deputy Coroner wilt
sic called for the money this morn
inE. no Was Informed that iiurton
had drank u up"
Ths dead body was found In the
room BY a policeman. who had been
called In wh-n tho man Odd not get
az az usual Tn. eoroners offieef
Was notified and the body sent to
Butier~osth'r mofgas.
Little 10 known Of fsart9n's past.
He was 81 years 81 ax~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-30
STREET SIGNS
REPORT IS MADE

A rspor, from the board % public
works On the proposed establishment
u street stigma. was read at the
us-~tins Of the city counril last
night.
The report stated that dies and
frames for counter sinking street
"a ncs in concrete stt~waiks can be
secured ~ a cost all told Of from tsb
~ 500. Metal stfs~t slsns To be-
placed At street Intersections can be
ssrurcd for from - 10 " cents per
slan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-30
TO REGAIN
HER CHILD

Superior Judge T,.liman this after
nom issued a writ 81 hah~sss corpus
on petition u Mrs. Maud schwinstef.
wi no CLAIMS her husband. Herman
Sshsinglaf. kidnapped their s-yssr-
odd boy from her hose. soss S~cend
avenue. yesterday afternoon
The writ 10 directed against
ssch~inKier. who u altered 20 h u.
liberty and the eare and protection
Of has legal guardian.
sahwinElsr n behaved 10 have TAX
sn the child 10 Eii~nshurx. and the
writ will be sent there for service.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-30

There h a biz difference between
81 votes ard the ~ which ate re-
auir~d to elect IN Joint session. II
then a candidate has 81 votes and
knows hc can get no more be Will
Naut a caucus because he has
enough votes 10 control u and thus
fefce the other Sc Republicans "a
vote for him IN joint session. ~.
however. he has = votes and thinks
he can get more he viii oppose a
caucus because Of a fear that the
opposition tosc-~ may jotn hands and
win over one Of his men and thus
ain thr caucus vote.
n thu AHksny and Preston force
arr evenly divided ther~ wlii be
same very pretty skirtnlzhinE dur
tux the s-cand week Of tn. iestsia.
tive session
Prestana friends In this city have
farmed committee Of ii0 rnrn for
the purpose Of circulating a petisian
anioas the business men - the city
irrespective 81 palitieai belief. cali
ing appn the members az the King
raanty delegation r-~-4upport Preston
for senator and giving <sassnz why
they should do -.
The p<titian has already received
ntovs than i.sos sisnature-