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The Savannah morning news., 1902-08-31
| Do Gore Blood Poison.

IT you have any of it's symptoms,
sores pimples, blotches, sore throat,
pains In the bones, falling hair and any
symptoms which you 90 not under
stand, it is important that you con-
suit me at once and learn positively
Whether or not you have the disease.
remember, 1 guarantee permanent
cure-the disease never to return-ln
as quick, If not quicker time, than any
known treatment.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-08-31
7 Do Gore Varicocele.

I cure Varicocele safely. painlessly
nd permanently. My method OF cure
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run DOWN AND KILLED
BY IMTERURBAN TRAIN
Tie manged Body Of Hassan OF South Seattle Found Near the
Tracks Of the Electric Road BY Mkman Early This Morning

The discovery Of the dead bedy
was made this morning BY niss
man COMING from South Seattle To
tn. city. He saw the remains OF the
man at thr side Of the bridge about
half way between Seattle and the
suburb when he arrived In Seattle
BE- nutsfied the eaEoneF's afsics N hi.
find. pxputy Wtltst~ vent out ca
the cas-. a. .oon as ~ was light.
The BODY was feond Ia - twisted
and MANY bones ~efw broksn- An
umbrella which the man had been
carrying was broken and the foidp
wrapped ahout hts head. The right
LED Was broken and also the right
arm. A CHASTITY cut was found pn
the tight aide Of the head a little
toward the back II ~n. about che
ana on..haIf tuehsa Tong. The blow
that infiiesed this cut also fractured
the skull The skull VAS also frne-
tafed N ether places ard the enfife
head Nas battered. Bruises we're In
many pdac-a On the dead mans
body.
Prom the position 81 the body and
tho nature OF the wounds u 10
thought that Has.An Was on NJ.
way to Gsorgrto~n when he met an
fnteruFban car coming to Seattle.
Thsre Was n strung south wind and
= heavy rain. lie was evidently ear
Fyinx the umbrella Ia front Of him
and DID not see the ear. Th% foot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-24
RECORDING ANGEL HAS
Pen PARALYSIS TODAY

Many Christmas shoppers who
braved the dement's by coming down
town last night. found themselves
In the hardest kind Of hard luck.
Christmas good cheer In many
cases was for the time being turned
into profanity and Rfumblins. All
because Dune Fortune pleased %
shower calamity after calamity upon
the street car system, while the
weather man pefHiHted Ia opening
the stofm-coek TO its widest
A. many as i've street car lines
wholly or partially suspended oper-
atlons during the evening.
II was reported this morning that
as many aH nve Capital HUI cars
succeeded In getting on the track,
completely tying up that line
The Jackson street line was also
shut down for some time ON account
OF "a trifiing accident.
To added 10 the general misery
one Of tho Queen Anime hill coun-
tor balances got away and took n
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attle company was discontinued. and
connection made with the main Of
the Citizens company.
Now. Of this tenants. walters
Oldham express a desire TO use the
old company gas. Their expressed
wish. Attorney ciise says. cannot be
complied with without leaving all
Of the other tenants In darkness. or
else In repiunmbfns the estiFe build
Ing with q duplicate set Of gas pipes
and fixtures. As Mr.. Smith refuses
TO do this. plaintiff corporation
brings the suit Indicated.
A. to the Harvard avenue in1unc-
tion suit. Attorney elise says the
mains now being laid by his clients
are located along the lines marked
out by the city franchise Inspector,
and n the rights Of the old gas COM
pany are being infrineed upon In
any manner, II IL wholly the fault
Of the city.
Temporary restraining orders
were issued in both cases until such
time es the matter can be heard Ia
the regular way.
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path on the bridge 10 about three
feet wii. ard there IL no railing bs
tween u and the street car track.
The tntsfurtan rnilroad officials
claim that there waf no report made
10 them Of the accident last nsEht
This ears at thAs point run at high
rate u spsed and Il i thought poe
sihis that the motofnsn did net see
the anfssrtesats man when the car
struck him
when. the rnroass ssarshsd the
pockets % the dead man this morn
ins he found but 2 cents IN money.
a watch aud some bills which he h
thought 90 have been collecting for
the brick company for which he was
working There N~re also eoapis
~ isster which bore hts name.
There are some Who believe that
the mar met with foul play. hut the
indie stsonH arr that the death was
accidental. These holdlng to the
murder theory have strong fssiHtn on
their side IN the fact that the notar-
man Of the care did ret knaA that
the man Was struck and that he did
not have airy money on hts fsfHnn.
lie ls said to be a man who Usually
carried a small sum Of rnoueY. and
the Tact thai he had mare when
found y Thought strange BY snme.
Hns.an WINS about % v-Rrn ~ are
and unmarried 70 far As n known
he has no relatives living here
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-24

The residents Of West Seattle are
10 have psW ferry service This
was finally determined at a meeting
Of the West Seattle town council last
night
For months the residents across
the bay have complained IN vain
against the present ferry seFylce
and the action taken by the council
last night IL therefore cause for
general Rejoicing An ordnance
was passed granting franchise 20
George y. Parker to orefste a fcrry
boat Of not Iean than Is tons regir-
ter. the same to ply between West
Seattle and the city Of Seattle. n
In stipulated that the service shall be
hourly. and that the FIRST trip shall
he made from across the bay not lat
or than 9 10 o'clock In the uioruins.
and the last trip from Seattle not
earlier thar n 10 o'clock AT night.
Under present conditions. residents
across the hay must leave this city
for their homes on the last boat at
$50 .. m. or remain In the city
overnight
The franchise provides for Scent
fare and a suitable and convenient
landing place on both sides OF the
bay. Councilman Y. J. Donohue
was particularly urgent IN seeking to
secure favorable action on the ordln-
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anee.
Il has been learned thai Mr.. rark-
er has secured the steamer Lady ~
the Lake. and will put her on the run
A. aocn A. facilities for proper land
ing places can b. arranged.
The council received formal notice
Of the dismissal yesterday " the
damage suit against the Municipality
brought Hosne months nso by brown
a Dee. Last August Hfown a Dee's
hathhouee was wrecked by angry
citizens who were incenaed because
the men eontinusd 10 conduct =
blind pig. a place where liquor L.
sold In violation OF law.
An ordinance was also passed
granting TIE seattle a San Fran
cisco Railway a Navigation 80. per-
mission 10 construct. maintain asd
operate railway tracks along the wa
ter front 81 West Seattle,
The counrll took under eonsidsra-
tion and passed an ordinance rcEu-
latinR the sale 81 IN toxiraftna liquors
and prohibiting the sale Of the same
on Sundays from o'clock IN the
morning until I o'clock In tine after
noon.
An ordnance providing for the
erection Of chimneYe, ana rfipulRtina
that the same shall be built OF brick.
was passed.
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Great Britain and Germany Make Formal Reply TO the
Proposition Of Arbitration of Venezuelan Diff
iCut|y---They Want Roosevelt to Umpire

meeting yesterday, All the mem.
beFs Vufv present except Moody.
Several members of the cabinet al
aNerse 10 the presidnt's aeting ss ar
hittatori inanniuch a. IN Monroe doe
tflne and other American intervHta
ate Involved,
on the ether hand. there il decided
objection 10 sub mittiuk any phase OF
the Aonfoc doctrine to non Amefi-
San tribunal while the Monroe
deetfine h not directly in issue. .
dlct9FQ uyey Il c9gl. hardly be
avoided. and one might BE mats
which would prove embarrassing TO
the Gated States hereafter while
The Hague tribunal u considered 10
be eninsnsiy fair aud impartial. II IL
regarded a. To a certain extent un-
der monsfc hieRt influences upon ro-
httcai susatians
Another objection To- The hague
tribunal In the present Instance. Il
that its proceedings are certain TO
be slow. and the present crisis IL
CUE In which a prompt decision 10
especially desirable. Fof these Fea-
sons y part OF the cabinet are In
eiined to the belief that the presl-
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merry slide down the hill. tearing up
the street and putting is twin Coun-
ter-halnnce out OF business.
Queen Anne people were dumped
OF at the bottom Of The hill and.
loaded with Christmas presents.
forced 70 Trump through mud and
rain 10 the top or the hin.
The James street cable was
stranded yesterday and could not be
repaired last night. The line was
ntill dead" this morning.
Madrona Park passengers who
succeeded IN reaching the James
street power house. added their mite
10 the cusa words TINT gave tho re-
oordinR angel pen paralysis. The
track on East Cherry street In torn
up between Thirty second and Thir-
ty-fifth avenues. ON account OF the
grading Of East Cherry street. The
patrons OF the Madrona park line
took n Pheasant little stroll Of two
blocks through mud and rain 90
transfer from one car 20 another.
All I'm oil, Il was a fright
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VITA his SAUL crushed In and the
haas u n troken umbrella wrapped
1>cut his hsad. ghs dead body Of 4.
/ H.~~en. q South Seattle. Vas
sss fu4na GA the Fafzs avenae south
rsssl< near south Seattle. this morn
-
IA hs Ma struck ~ a Seattle
- fnlsfafhsn train <ss1nls certain
- tkiz Is tRs optaiaa u the coren-
Z sns the pofice Deputy Coroner
uEs- Investigated the ease and
1T The body TO the undertaking e.
n1zshnssnt q Buttsrworth a Sons
= tks cry.
n dad man Was about - years
Z A. and well dressed. Fur the
- thrrs year, ~ has hesn In the
mp;ey q AhrahAnason's Brick Coui-
nny a. South Seattle. During this
isr< NJ has boarded at the hom~ u
~ osrers q the tFick yard.
mreday Hassan Vas sent 20 Hal
nj D. rxsvs q scos owned BY Mr..
A>rahsmzon. lie was expected 10
y b<ck home last night When he
- not arpear his friends became
Hnrn<d and this morning an at
hnft VAS made 90 nnd hlm- A
~ reporter Vas the arrt 10 notify
~ Atraharnsoa Of the death Of
mnuna
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Gas WAR IN
The COURTS

,.s 80 saits Med yesterday in IN.
r,e-,- ssssft b. the Seattle Gas q
49,. ,'~ g AGAINST the cttlzenn,
a sasa' = Pever Co. are cited ~ ~
o',eiAis Of the latter eoruo,..,e;;, J.
sssloence Of obstruetiontss ,s-ss,'. -
~ pursued BY the old IIehfis - ~, ne-
~ VIA sfainst the younger rival I''''-
"e q the suits IA Tor a ea.,....
80 - vinff 70 prevent the ffftfsa.'.s
unIany from laying main. '' s,.,,..
p.ains =, afs1ue within % feet ~ ne
: a' y. % The Old company. The ~, ~
s. 20 compel Lyman n ani,t.
1917 OF the oiobo building 81 Tira,
-. tse and Madison street. 10 ners
n p,slniif TO supply gas to one Of
isr,,s6 'sst.named cause II charac-
s71s ssa BY ~ r. elise. attorney FOR
80 .n - well ~ for the Hifizena'
4 t.shf. - being IN The nature Of
-hAnaed proceeding.
- kbfarf that Nf alnffh. ne own
a. y me building. ls afro the owner
ne b,,iit PIPES nh4 eas fixtures IN
~, S.iiainF, Those rlfea were
ns,ss Connected nj ~ street
r. y he Seattle Gas r. Electric
ass,teI1t fecently afl ~ me fenlufs
rzsl dealfe "a take me ras fur
~ ~ M new eofnDanv.
Nordingty the aervire Of the 70.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-24
PREDICTS RAIN
FOR CHRIST MAS

The first nnoN of the season
fell Ia Seattle last evening The
his flakes melted an fast at
they touched the mud. bat they
came down lively for a ting
Notwithstanding the beastiy
deal he gave the Say last night.
the weather man can llrumist
but little tn the way of sun.
shine fet Christmas tosnorfow.
Al the local United States
weather bureas. tire heal OBJ
server salisbury ooui1 do aftnf
long poftus ever HI. dope
t.oos vas 90 pfonnir~ rain for
tomofrow. lie said It might
clear up later IN the DAY. but
he doubted a.
To brighten the psssifefiun he
banded cut. he told 81 what
might have happened. Hs said
the Sound sountf, Just missed =
bitter eplf snap a cold wave
started this way frofn the north.
bat vas switched off toward
the east before Il reached nait
/ water In Eastern british to-
Iumhia and dossn az far south
east a. " NotntnE the ntsrcury
IL bsiaN tho nsro, In Mountains
the thermomstsr Registered a
drop % q degrees ~ ous day,
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TO CUT OUT
0FF-COLORED
IMMIGRANTS
Additional Inspectors Appointed to Watch Can
adam Border For Tabooed Persons

Mari. than east Of that place
Commissioner OF Immigration Far-
gent today announced ~ appaint-
ntsuts Of Inspectors to guard the
borders. Among them is III iietls 1.
tis Of Olympia. Wash one Inspector
Wif be stationed st Ntrtoriz. oar at
Vancouver and one at ctovstdeie, in
Hrttish Columbia. Others 9iii he
placed along the Manitoba and As
sfniboian borders
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-24
POWDER
EXPLOSION

pAOII. Ind. Dee. "A heating
ptove ignited case Of blasting pow
der In Hiley'e hardware store this
morning. Tia explosion tore out the
mont end OF the building. two
story brick. and the jar caused a
two-Htofy brick adjoining TO crum-
bic to the ground. A clerk IN the
hardware store was the only person
IN either building. lie was thrown
bodily into the street by the force
Of the explosion and seriously In
f.traf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-24
TIP FOR
SEATTLE
POLICE

CHICAGO. Dec, 1,oiiesi'ssi
Patrick AahoneS vas today fuuha
guilty Of burglary and given an if-
determinaie sentence m the penitefs-
tiary. Mshoney and two professional
burglars blew epea The safe Of =
iswoirs store on Aahoneyas heai st.ss
stois y eod m cash aud diamonds.
Daring the trial II Developed thsf
the policeman Devoted his spare tiua
To paFfectlnE burglars tools and 81
perimrn ting with their us~.
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dent should accept the proposal that
he arhltrate the controversy.
RoME Dec, a--tt is stated In
Vatican circles today that Neneausla
has Proposed that the pope arhitrate
the claims of the aliies asalnnt that
country II IL understood that the
Vatican will not entertain the propo-
sitien unless Il N made unanimously.
In the latter case, u Is said. the pope
Mould be willing TO act
IL IL believed that the pope could
reader decision that would be sat
isfaetory to all concerned, az the
htghs@t respect n entertained
throughout Europe for Leoe ability
ana Integrity u would no, be nee
esrsFt Tor him to examine closely
the tnatterH la controversy. but
merely 60 pass judsmen upon the
facts reported 10 him BY assistants,
The story sent out by an lrrespon.
slhie prvss association that the pope
Il ~ !. wholly untrue ON the con.
trsry. he l. IN his usual health, and
the tssst OF spirits
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wAsHrSgToH. n. e. Dee. St
A. ths result 81 report BY thief
Fn<f,et tor Wa~tsofn. IN charge ef the
service along the taiia
dian border. Il has hssn decided %
increese the number Of tnspes tetr
lu order 90 keep out Has onif NJ
s,s~e. but also undsetrebie Euro
rxsn~ The ~8esrntsf retorts show
that more unlawful Immigrants
arr@ssf tho tine wet Of raut SIC
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w.sttfNGrON. n, g.. Dec, a.
Sslsiied replies % Great britain
5ermany - the proposition q
ss....usla forwarded ~ the United
49,. xesetnmrut TO arhitrate the
ss e,rcxegsy With these nations have
49, ~. rsesltesf The ansvefF RcCcpt
=. rrsrssitlan ccniitonaiis. and
'sf that President Roosevelt Ret
srtlsfater. IRE tuil text OF he
..sr,,elt ati0ns Will not be pub
49, until the president determines
- eeaf>s ef action and forwards his
ufn~ the exact nature Of the re-
- i not known. the uitefanCea of
- seersnaeng presa ~ both iaas
- and Germany can safely he re-
--rs<a as closely lndicattnE their
-. There = NJ question 49, 70
- snxssty 81 both the british and
a-.c,an fasrfnmeuts that the presi-
-. snsiI assume the role OF umpire
: ~ NsnsaueiRn difficulty. The
--.ssasnt l. still Undetermined.
esb,ss, 10 Divided
tnx Discussion Of the Venezuelan
,~kroxtio teck place at the cabinet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-24
INSTANTLY KILLED BY
RUNAWAY CAR
4 4. Withrow, Mule Driver, Meets Death
200 Feet Underground in Franklin Coal
nine--The Coroner Will Fix the Blame
for the Strange Accident

death. wlthrow was m the ACT Of
crossing the slope track when u
struck him. Then the car proceeded
on its way and smashed itself into
spllntsrs Of the bottom Of the mine.
Withrow WAS a young man. and 30
far ~ 10 known had no relatives AZ
Franklin Only meager details OF
the affair were received at the coest
company.s head offices IN this city
regarding the affair today. Coroner
Hoye was notified Of the case and
will probably leave this Afternoon
for the scene OF the accident.
An inquest will be held.
How the car became released al
the top of the mine II the question
that IL TO be determined
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IT IS ALL UP TO
THE PRESIDENT
REAR END
GOL.L!SlON

GRAND RAPIDS. Mieh.. Dec, &C.
An express train on the fefr Mst>
quette railway, while raantnHaai iait
speed IN "a binding anoW storm, Tits
morning, crashed inta the rear end "a
a freight train, Thirteen ieaptt
we're seriously Injured inrludhtk
five trHinmen, Eleven others weft
slightly injured,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-24
LAURA is
ACQUITTED

FREEHOLD, N. T., Dec. N.-Aet-
reas Laura Bigger was acquitted by
the Jury In tho conspiracy proseen-
ton against her and Or. Hendricks
ana Justice Of the Pence Stanton. IN
connection with tho Bennett will
case. Hendricks and Stanton were
convicted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-24
LUCAS. DEMOCRAT. WINS

The contest between n. w. Grover.
Republican, md j. y. Bhcas. Demo-
ernt. rival CAndidAt6s for the once OF
justice Of the peace ~ Ballard. has
been aeelpfd 81 Judge Hniiman'a
count IN favor Of the latter The
election board rendered n similar de-
elslon before the matter WIS taken
into the courts The Judge cast out
two % the contested votes. but this
left Lucas stiil Ia the lead.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-24
SAD ENDING
OF HOLIDAY

Death In the waters Of the sound
II thought to have ended the Christ
mas holiday Of John Sicho&n yen
terday before II nnd fairly begun.
The story Of the accident II told by
passengers Of the steamer Garland.
which arrived from Whatoom last
evening.
Young Nicholson came aboard tho
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hundreds Of feet under the sur
~ Of the esrth IA A. Withrow met
nth Last night at Frankitn. He
~ struck and Instantly killed By
{ runaway cpal car that crashed
1.un tho SLOPE OF one Of the Pacific
Cast Company's mines at a terrific
9eeA HIS manxief remains were
kooghf out this morning.
Withrow Was q mule driver IN the
nir< and vas ~ his work when the
serf1<nt occurred. He was a couple
= bundred feet Down in the mine
nh<n the roaring Of q runaway car
eQHtrR down the slore Was heard.
- "a not heed the warning
ne Incline 10 very steep and the
g izIfIy Dew on its mission OF
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ODD THAT
SEATTLE
LOST HIM

HOT SPRINGS. Ark Dec. a.
The sheriff Of Petersburg. Ind, ar
rived here today with extradition
papers for Ryan and AHhmore, in
dlcfed IN Indiana upon the charge Of
bunkoinR Fred Lnry. returned
Kloudiker, out of $780, 900 on fake foot
races
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-24
NOSINC
AROUND

pAfue. Dec. as-The police today
selssd all the accessible papers %
J. ". De Lamar. said 20 be- well
known IDA no fuinink promoter. He
h the manager Of the NsN kiehdiss
Mining Company. which u capital
issd 1T ts.csso 90. and Nhose sioCs
has been largely ficated here. The
paisce fsrnse "a state the nrtusi
charge against he Lamar. but say
that NJ L. suspected Of Irregularities
In the conduct OF the operations Of
the corporation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-24
ANNlr RooNrY,s cHRIsTMAs

Annie Rooney VIII again spend her
cnriatmes IN the city Jail. She has
done this several times before, but
n was thought that this year she
would manage TO stay out She
atarted little early her celebration,
however, and was arrested this
.mornlng for drunkenness,
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POLICE NOTES

ren Hawkins. John Wilson and
Jehu Sullivan were arrested last
night by Detective Harbse and I'o-
lieeman Holland for nEhtipE. All
are seafarins men
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WAGES

NEW YORK. Dec st--The New
York Central Railroad announces an
iueeease of 20 per cent In all ssiaT-
les In the clerical department of the
road. The Increase T. made effective
Dec. I.
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Jim MILL
CAUGHT IN
BILLIARD

ST. PAUL. Dec. ft.-~Jresident
Jspea J Htli and Superintendent
Ward of the Great Sos thern railway.
ERE fighting their way here on a
special train In terrific biisxafd
Extra snow plown have been sent 10
their assistance.
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PRESENT

uNfoNTOWN, Pa. Dec. "a
Twenty thousand employee OF the
United States Steel Corporation to-
day received an Increase OF wages
averaging y per cent.
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/ HOLIDAY
TOMORROW

ussiness Throughout the city
~ Be suspended tomorrow.
ne schools closed st noon to-
~ sne will not rsoDsn until
@srdsy. Jan. 5. The postofs'oe
III sbssrys the usual holiday
Hssrs. The general delivery
WINDOW will be open fror, . 10
y . N, ard the stamp window
hsrs'ss- The carriers depart
msnt Downstairs will be open
~ dsy for the eenvenienee Of
.a>ss who wish 70 call for
tnf'strsas packages. The car
ncfs viii make one delivery in
y parts Of the city. Three
s'Asetions % mail will be
"sds--nsfnins, noon and night.
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HAD BIG, BOGUS
CHECKS TO CASH

Reft Olsen. atlas q. stevens alias
siin.au. WAS faffnetiy charged With
forgery this morning The usffzss :
Vas issued rs Iaetlfs cam. rae
man wss arrested last ntkht BY 20
lieruHn Fletcher.
u r. alleged that h. has endsAVef@
I'd 10 PASS sever 81 checks on nniuan
keepers one check fer tase which
he tried 10 rash 1t the Great West
efa naiapta. paTporfsi 20 b. signed by
the ftints9H Mil co. Auethrr fof
ftk4. was presented AZ william Nj.
Ardis'a saloon. both check - are sasd
Go have been forErfis~
II 10 alleged that Olson has h-ee
In similar trnuhlc befnfe.
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IS VERY ILL

ST PAUL, Dec. a. Frederick
Weyerhaeuner. the multi millionaire
lumber king. IL critically M at his
residence IN this city.
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steamer at Whatcom. He had been
working for acversf months and was
on his way 10 Lopez island. where
he was 10 spend chrlstmgr with reln
tives. He wBs seen TO take aevera
drinks. aud early yesterday morning
breath Of fresh air.
That WIS the last seen Of him. A
sudden luroh OF the boat II Thoughts
TO have pitched him overheard.
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J. Burns. coiorrd, the Frankiln
miner accused Of attempting Go mur.
der J. johnson, another miner. also
caiorcd, was fined $50 md costs ht
Justice Cam. this morning. burns
claimed Johnson was paying toe
luch attention 10 Mrs. Burns.
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