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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-08-14
Sta0t unO Gonntb.
SeIepbun RnmHisr If 1886.

- srr @uftab 8risseIfsin bertrsibi
fi@ feline MuBsfunben nunmsbr ais Sol,
leftor eeS 2ieberiran;.
- 5rau @arI a5mpeI unb 9o&ter
GIena reiffen Dienitae our Sommsrfrii4e
mad Safe Sbsriban.
- 9as u. o. Stebens 2abeneeb6ube
an Der untersn 2adamanna Abenue in
bon s. 6. @IspsIanb faufli& sripOrben
tporben.
= Ssrr @btparb @iieIe, S&reibsr in
Der Office bes itdbtii&en Sdabmeifsrs.
rsifte am Disnftae mad aIbanp, no ct
feline Ssrien perlsben trirb.
= Srau slIbsrt 8snis, bic Idnsere
8eit bur& einsn fdpsrsn Nnfaa bon
Rbeumatismus an's Saus eefehett mar,
Fam II trieber ausseben.
- Dis DireitOren Der goune Men's
Gbriitian Afoeiation baden anssfanbist,
bab bas nsue @ebduSe am Danffaeunsss
Tass formsa srDfnst tDerben pirb.
= gbitb, bic 16 Sabre aIts To&tsr
Der gbelsute Srsb. 8lumenfamp bon Soc
ref gourt, ftarb ON 9onnsrftae glbenb
isbr pl5tlid na& elmer aranibeit bon
MUIR ;pei 2aesn.
- slm 5rsitas abenb bsiudts Elm
ginbre&er ben SinerfsIb Mbbelaben
an 8enn Nbenus, erlanste aber ipenie
8sute, benn Der bon ibm nit elmer Grl
erbro&sne @aibresiitsr entbislt nur stipas
2leinps&feI.
= @dbrenb artbur Bailey bon Dale
ton fiG am Samftae Nadmittae in Gilt
Sale babsts. tuurbe Ct bon Rrdmpfsn be.
fallen unb ebs ibm feline 8nmerabsn su
SdIfe ellen ionntsn, mar sr ertrunfen
Der 2si&nam tpurbe sttpa ,tusi Stunbsn
ipdter aufsefunbsn.
= Sobn Bingham BON eentraIsn
StabttbeiIe feel Sonnsrfas bonn Da@e
Der 9sQp Wobnuns an SrantIin Gbenue.
mo ct &eparaturen pornebmen tpoats, uni
erbieIt sinsn bbien Sanitt in Der S&d.
bslbaut ; man nabm ibn sur 8ebanblune
mad BEN 2adaipanna 9cipiiaI.
- Dis Giiman unb Seamnns Wob.
nunsen an Sranilin Abenus tpurbsn an
Samfag ipdbrsnb bes Cages bon
S&Isidbiebsn beiu8t. bic gum @eribt
bon sttpa 800 8euts %forttrusen. Srau
Titman ma aur 8eit abtpeienb unb BIZ
Ssamans SamiIie befinbst f& auberbalt
Der Stabt.
- %. 8. 8oSsr, 9. 9. unb 3. g
Stones bon bier baben in Der GbarIeffor
Rssion bon @sit 8irsinia 1900 Ndei
2oblsns unb SoIalanb angefauft uno iper.
ben bafslbe fofort ausnuten. gu bieieH
8tpsde baben 5is bic Gafsrn Goal ami
Sole Gompanie prenniiirt. bic ibsr eir
gapitaI bon $500, 900 berflet.
- Yin Der Ode bon Ssffsrion Ibenus
unb 2inoen Strabe sntftanb am Wontae
Naamittas in benz Strabenpfuter cine
Defining. Cine ilpisriu@uns srsab.
bab bic nntsrIass fortsspaI&s iporbsn
tpar uno Waner IN Dem So1e ttano.
60 tpirb nngsnommen, bab bic Dampfs
r5brsn bas 9fIafsr i&pddien.
= Die 9idiunion gnseifs[tsn Der
Scranton 8ailtpap Gompanie erlnbeten
5rsitas Norsen mad ben arbei:shunbsn
aud cine Union unb &obert Sbatp ipurbs
aIs Priibent. Sames Sontae ais Sefre'
tar unb Samss Wbiimun ais S6abmsi'
Fer erpitlt. Somit baden mir nunmsbr
stpsi llniOnen bon Strabsnbabn gnse.
felten.
= Ser Warm bon 8aften 81 an
Srsitas absnb mar Elm unn6tbiesr, benn
aIs bic Ssusripsbr auf Der Stele ere
i&ien, fonnie ie nirsenbs einen 8rant
sntbsdsn. Gus BEN boppelten @obn.
baus Der asarnsp SinterIaHenf@aft on
Der Ode bon @pomins apenus uni
phelps Strabs mar Elm fiarfer &aud
esorunsen unb bies CAB bic 8sranlaRune
IN hem HIarm.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-08-14

: Ginbre&er beiudten Dienlias MOr.
aen bic Mobnung bes Samss 2snabp an
pbelpS Strabe, putoen absr bon einem
8inbe entbedt unb peri&eu&t. sbe fs
8sute madten.
Gin prOpibsnee SiraBenbobnipa.
gen ioaioirts sefsrn abenb an 8enn
Npenue nit elmer 8utFde unb sertriim'
msrte biefelbe Seaitanbis. isood snttas
men bas Bfsrb unb Der 3reiber obne
peiteren S&aoen.
Die MiisIisbsr bes Wuftsr Ser,
banbsS. bic aus Der gsntral 2abor Union
auseeioben ipurben, neil fe ipdbrenO
oes Sireitss auf ben Sira6enbabnsn
fubren, iperben tpnbrf@einli1 ipisbsr bon
Der Union nufsenommen tperben.
- NiIes Weanbrsip tparb esiiern als
Batbsn bss county @efdnsnifss els
nannt, an STEELE BED Mm. z. SimpIon,
ben S4erif Sdabt un isine &eisnation
erfu&te. neil er an Montaa Abeno su
9bropp einen 8sfangenen enttpeihen
lieb. ben Der Sderif itm ieftit sur Bee
batuua i~ibereab. naabem CT ibn cinsfeF
ssmadt bate. Sdsrif S6nDt ionnte
cine fol&e Rn@ldifsieit ieitens elmer feis
nsr unteresOronsten nbioIut ni&t iibers
isben unb bic Reienation bon Simpion
unb g%rnennuns bon @esInbrsip mar bic
IOsii&s 5oIss.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-08-14
Seutf6es 2beater.

sm Mittipob fanb bic guHdbruna bes
.,Trompsier bon Sddinsen'' burd unfsr
oeuiihss Sdnuipisls gnismble Elm beeei.
ftsrtss 9ubIifum. Serr Urban fang
auss9eiGnet unb fonb u~neeibsiIten Bel.
fog, am WitttpO6. ben 90. bs. Mts.,
finbet bsrsits bic Notwithstanding bes
Gnfemblss fiait. Our 9Iufdbruns ee.
lanst bic berporrdesntite Nopitdi Der
Sebtseit f.: .SObannisfeusr." bon Suber.
mann. gum 8snefs fir Srans grlau.
Ber alfo nod cine quite beuiide 0orfel.
Jung ieben ipia. bnrf am uddisn Witts
mod Nbenb niht febIen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-08-14
0rO6e
Sabrcs @rcmriiom
- Der -
On. Cutb. ct. PETERS
Gemeinoe
pom petersburg
macb 2afe Mriel,
am samfas, 30. amsat 1902.

Der 8abrprtis fir @rpahlsne bttr6et rs Gis.
pro ptTlon. fir Sinbtr As 9is. Gin sutts gr-
ranesmfnts : &omiit nirh eaftir Ssret iragsn,
bab aas 5bsilntbmfr einsn prsuisitn Gag ptr-
lsbtu pnben.-Dtr Greurionssug ptrldet bic
Grif 9abnffation UNI $50 Norstus unO 8iastts
iine au& auf btm Ra6mittassius saItie.
@ufif.- Grfriidungsn.- Garmsr euHa.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-08-14
staat obio. etabt sOIsso,1


Grant ). &btutp btlbpSrt, bab CT Der
dItsrt PARTNER Der 8irma 8. 8. Gtenty &
30. II, peldt @sf6Gfte In Der Stabt Sclsbp,
In ebtugsnaunism COUNTY unb Staats tbut,
uHb bnb btfaaie 6irma bic Summs BON 6 n :
Dollars fir iseen 5aa ppn aa.
iarrb bsablen ipire, Der burd ben @tbraun
ppn SalI's 4atarrb.8ur ni&t gtbtilt
psrbtu fam.
6rauf 8. Gbtntp.
(~1 BsiGwortn Dor mir unb untsr.
Sitsel fhrisbtn in msiner @%tstnpart am
wv 6. Ssptembr u. .. 1886.
". %. @ltafpn, Sftntlitsr Notar.
SaaS satarrb-aur pirb inntrIit ssnommsn
unb tpirit pirtfi auf pas 8Iut unb bic lblsimi-
gen ObuaG6sn bee Spfsms. eabt SUD um.
ionfi 3susHiFt fpmmsn.
.. 8. &ttntp & Co., Eplsbo. ..
M. 8trfauft non allen Apoibsfsu, rs Ste.
5als 8amilisn piasn iHb bic btiitn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-08-14
Neme Mmsei8en.
@pbmuna aeinebt.

Gin srSbtss i3imner une ,wsi cbtr brsi flsi-
mere ~ sbsnsr @ree, i'm s%fntraltu Siabitbfils
csT auf Der Sabffitf. auiumfefn In bistr
OHies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-13
PROSECUTION
NOT DROPPED
Warrant for Col. McKee's Arrest
Still in Force

The warrant for the arrest OF Col.
VIM. Mckee ia stlll out and I'm full
force, although Jack Barbaris has
received his 800 which he gave to
McKss on a worthless check. These
facts have caused some little talk
about town.
did Barberis settle a felony out
Of court7' ia the question asked by
many. There are those who believe
he CID, but az a warrant Is stu out
the majority are on the opposite
side.
Prosecuting Attorney Fulton re-
fuaed TO make any statement on the
subject, but referred all Corners TO
th0 statute, which say that a felony
cannot be settled out OF court, un-
Ger penalty of one year In the coun-
~ jan. or 1900 fine.
Col X. II. Lindsay, attorney for
Hr. Barbats, said today: THE pros
eoution has not been dropped, and
cannot be without the consent Of the
district attorney. The 800 Illegally
gotten from Jack Barberis has been
repaid as a debt should be, but that
does not settle the felony II there be
one.
''Barberis &ould he a fool 10 re-
fuse 70 take that which r. rlghtgullv
his. Then, again, obtaining money
under false pretenHes may and may
not bs a felony. II rs what is term
Cd an indictaole misdsmsanor.
THE prosecution Of Col Mckee
has not been dropped, and the war
rant for his arrest rs still out.
Whether or not he VIII be extradlt-
sd, don't know"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-13
BELIEVES IN
CITY PLAN I

Seattle, Feb. ~. i9Ql
Editor STAR would ike 20 make
a correction. aa I tGink my posl ton
Is mlxstAtea. in your edition. FebFu-
airy r. The statement about taxes
Is iacoharenl I do bellows In taxa
ton and up 10 the limit II necessary,
for ~ affords the only opportunity
FOR the people 10 get back a small
part Of that product OF labor that
capitalism appropTiates. as its share.
In the divide. under the head OF rent,
interest and pTofit.
While Of little bsnsat 20 the work.
ing class, am In favor OF munle-
ipal lighting plant. as In line with a
tendency towards the soclaliKatiOn Of
all Industries.
would include telephones. gas and
street railways. and think Il would
improve the conditions OF the work
ers in those plants. with the ulti-
mata aim in view that the psopis
own all the means Of production. and
exchange, and with II the abolition
Of the waga question
GEORGE w. SCOTT.
Socialist Party Candidate for Mayor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-13
HOME CAMP
OF WOODMEN

At It's meeting last night. at Elka'
hall, Home Camp No. ass, Woodmen
OF the World. appointed special In
crease committee 70 take steps 10
swell the membership OF this camp
70 z.gQ0. BY June !, 1909. Many visit
Ing brothers were present. each of
whom made short and interesting
talks upon the good OF the order.
Memorial resolutions upon the
death Of NeiKhbors James Marshall.
Lee Manning and A. l. Hicks were
read and adopted and ordered spread
upon the minutes. A copy will be
sent to the families OF each OF the
deceased neighbors.
The following has been added %
the program for the next social, on
Wednesday. February Is:
How 10 DO Things In style" ......
......,,.,.....N eighbor n. l.. Klein
Romeo and juliet.
........ Nsighbors Bowen and He'll
The next meeting takes place Wed
nesday night. February ID. at which
time several candidates will be
Initiated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-13
PASSENGERS
OF The BERTHA
Hold Meeting In Regard TO Loss
OF Their Effects

The passengers OF the wrecked
steamer Bertha held a meeting yes
terday afternoon at the Rainier
Grand to hear what the Alaska Com
nsFcial Co. was going 70 do in re-
gard 20 loss OF FooGs and toward get
ting the passengers 20 their destina-
ton
Many ot the passengers had out
fits them on tina Bertha, and IN
case the vessel cannot Be saved
these will be lost. The passengers
want the company TO settle for the
goods.
There are rumors that the tryR
story Of the wreck has not been told.
and that the true version Of the ar
cifent would not be favorable 10 the
Officers or the ship.
Up 70 a late hour this afternoon
the result OF the meeting was not
given out. The passengers are ex-
tremely reticsnt In regard 70 the
wreck, and some interesting Develop
Inents may ba looked FOR.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-13
BUILDING PRINTS

The following building permits
have been Issued 1t the city snEin.
GERS office % build a one and ore
half story residences a. agtt Fifteenth
avenue north % rust 800 % y.
u, spraEue for Unr-stnry frame
building at i11z Seventh avenue
vest. 20 cost ltg9. 90 ". Hofhtsr and
ca. for a one and ona-half frame
cottage ~ t2ao Aurora avenue. 10
cost t7eo. 20 vs.. u. Smith for per-
mission % build dorfnsr windows and
finish rooms AZ iTss Eighteenth ave-
rue. 10 eust $500. to J. II. kite Tor
i-story frame at gfia Fourth avenue.
70 cost 500. TO Mccain and Coy for
one and one-haif story building at
it3i TSouty-third avenue, to cost $40
20 Mrs, W. -. Maratsn for = One
story cottage at 3s31 Fremont ave.
nus, 60 cost fto0,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-13
Democrats Organize

A large number Of German Amer
ican eiuzena met last night for Tie
purpose 81 organizing gsrmAn.
American Democratic club. ar. J,
"a. Clhuasxu ard Mr. g. schnitssr
were sircicd 40 temporary ehalFman
and secretary. respectively After
considerable debate ard numerous
suggestions u vas decided @ defer
permanent Organization until next
sunday, The following committees
was selected on constitution. by laws
and permanent erEa niHatiou' ,. ~
CiAuaren. y. J. steiglsder. M. sum
morfisld. The next meeting viii D
hglI sunday afternoon. February
"a. } u'cl0cA sharp. at club rooms.
and . Howard block. tlt FiFat av-
Vuue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-13
HELEN GOULD
ROBBED

NEW YORK. Feb. Ia Daniel
Donovan. butler employed ~
Helen Could. was arrested today for
stealing more than $1,000 worth of
goods a. various times from the
Gould home Ills thefts consisted
principally 81 small articles Of value.
time In pawuahupH and second hand
stores.
when arrested he broke down and
confessed and gave a. an excuse for
his actions that he had wanted
money to spend and his salary was
inadequate 90 meet his expenses,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-13
IN BRYAk'S PALM
Destiny Wrote Defeat" De-
clares Professor Grant
Chester field

Il took Afr. I4ryana painogrhph
during the excitement % the last
political campaign. and I stated at
the time he was destined 20 defeat"
said Professor Grant Chesterfield,
the celebrated palmiat A number ~
men and women were waiting 10
consult him. A good -sixed stack ~
half dollars were piled upon the
table. Professor Chesterfield's fee
for a complete reading 81 the palm 10
10 cents. and the stack OF money
told n business tale.
You win notice the scarcity Of
ray lines IN his palm" the professor
continued. pointing to the imprint
lying on tho table. 'and yet the palm
IL profoundly marked IN Character
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-13
No Glue to the Whereabouts OF the
Brutal Assassin MANY Conflict
ing Stories The Funeral

hall and he would remove them him
self.
ON January 30 the same man
bought a bed and spring mattress AZ
another Mission street store and hAd
the driver assist him IN putting "
together. lie refused to give his
nam0 to either the salesman OF
driver
cenflistinT Stories
T.. y. Bertrand. a lockHmlth, swears
positively that he visited the house
on January >. rs and -. and each
time went through all the rooms, but
saw 40 one. nor was there a align q
the furniture which the dealer
xNears he took there January ,. IL
could only have been concealed In an
attic above. but no ladder Ia on the
promises.
Hugh e. Grant. an attorney. who
wHa a friend OF the victim. gave her
the dress which was found BY her
death bed. but az FIRST denied that he
had ever known the man Bennett
who i supposed 60 have killed her.
Grant later admitted that he was
acquainted with him.
The frst belief was that the SRI
had undergone a criminal operation
resulting IN death. Subsequent med
ical opinion proved this untrue, II
Was also demonstrated by experts
that she had been Rnaeaihlzed and
then strangled 20 death. A blood
stained cord was found In tho toilet
with a kno,ted moose on the end. II
was piece Of the cord with which
the mattress was bound when de-
livered 20 the house.
Notvf,h.tandinr the testimony Of
the blacksmith. the coroners jury
agreed that murder had been done
on January n. the day when the Eiri
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-13

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. lax
element continues here over the
murder OF Eleanor Fuller and has
never been eQualled IN this city with
the single exception OF the time
when the nurrant case called Tor
weeks OF sensations.
There arc now more conflicting
theories and a greater taugle %
clews than az any time since the
nude body Of t6-year-old Nora"
Fuller vas found az s-lt suffer
street. In house furnished only with
a bed and scant bedding.
Story ef the crims
Briefly told the entire Incident up
10 this time Is as follows. Eleanor
Fuller answered an advertisement
and met a man who gave the name
of Bennett. on January II, That
night she telephoned her brother
that she was IN the 1900 block on
Geary street and liked her place He
says the voice sounded strange hut
before he could ask any further
questions the phone was hung up.
Three days later the girls mother
became alarmed at her non appear
nnce and commenced a search. The
police were enlisted. but found no
trace OF her.
On January man Swing the
name Of G. u. Hawkins and tallying
exactly with tha description %
Bennett" rented ell suffer street
from an agency on January ? a
man called al second hand furnl-
ture store and bought mat
trsSs. blanket comforter and two
pillows. ana insisted that they should
be taken 20 Ell suffer street that
night. They were received by him AZ
the door and he told the boy who de-
liverei them % put them IN the outer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-13
MUCH ice IN
TAKU inlet
City Of Seattle So Reports Upon
Arriving Today

The steamer City % Seattle o, tne
Pacific Coast line. arrived at tbs
Ocsaa dock this morning from EkAg.
way. she brought down - pasaen-
gers and a cargo of hallbut. This
u the steamers first trip with her
new propeller and Hha has beaten
all her former rscori4 for or IS On
tie rtsund trip The weather eAa
excellent The Seattle passst with.
IN a riils q the Bertha At night aui
turned her Hearchlight on the beach.
ed steamer. she did rot realise that
any GiEaster had occurred however.
until she reached Port Tuwuseai.
Tha officers Of the steamer report
huge hoctsH % Ice driftinE about
near the mouth Of Takn inlet. The
Dolphin was met near Queen Char
losts sound. but no signs % the
steamer Elihu Thomson were VIA
IDLE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-13
INDICTED

NEW YORK. Feb. ia.--indlctmcnta
were handed down today IN the dyn-
umite explosion vase. ManHlauEhtor
ga the first degree IL charged against
the five men Indicted. They arc the
contractor IN charge sf the work,
the foreman. the negro who carried
tho dynamite into the ahAniy, ana
two others tt iH one ~ the first
time whore such criminal action
has been brought. and will be watch
Cd with interest In New York,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-13
WISH To Be
FRIENDS

BERLIN. Feb. i3.--Prince Henry's
visit 10 America Is assuming greater
Importance as there Is high ofticial
authority for the statement that Il
IS hoped the princes visit will lead
America 10 continue 20 maintain a
friendly neutral attitude toward Ger
many which Is now more paFticu-
larry TO BE- desired on account Of the
sAngio-Japaness alliance.
IL Is semi-ofiicially announced that
Germany and the United States were
informed Of the AnEio-Japauese ALI.
snes and were invited 20 Join In the
future. II Is also stated that the
East Asian alliance between Ger
many. Russia and France has ceased
and II not 20 be resuscitated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-13
SIGHTED

PORT TOWNSEND. Feb. 1l.--Ths
overdue Dutch steamer Foimina.
sugar laden, for Victoria from Java,
was sighted by thu steamship Kin
tuck, which arrived this morning
from HongkOnE. The Folmina sailed
from Java December 10. When sight
cd the Folmina was stsaming only
three miles an hour. A mlshap TO
her machinery caused the delay She
Will arrive In the straits In a few
days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-13
CABLE BILL

WARRINGTON. u. c.. Feb. Ia
Corllss. OF Michigan. who IL the
author OF the bin providing for the
laying Of a cable from San Francisco
10 Manila, made his initial presen-
tatiOn Of the case 10 the house to-
day. Corliss bitterly opposed the
laying OF the cable by private con
Germs. He denounced the methods of
the Commercial Cable Company in
attempting 10 get over the head of
congress and secure from the presi-
dent permission 10 lay the cable and
said that in the face Of the presi-
dents refusal the company now pre-
pares 10 lay and operate the cable
without the consent Of the govern
ment OF the United States.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-13
LICENSED 10 WE'D

The following marriage licenses
have been Issued Charles a
schroeder aged -. and Marion ~
simpson. ~. both ~ Seattle. William
pynchoun. OF Seattle. ana Mamie
Entwistie, of Tult. Hush Glasgow
g6. aud Llaeir NJ Newman, ~ both
OF Spokane, Allan Campbell Mac
Donald "a. ~ Seattle. aud Johanna
Alwine Stranger. IS, Of Ann Arbur
Mich.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-13

mud. Lee 81 stand over night You
viii mud your clothes ainoHt clean
~ The morning. Do not save soap.
but rub we'll on clothes.
Always add fiuid 10 water before
putting them In clothes. The MUD
viii not injure clothes " used az ~
rrcted Ny mother has used II for
2b years ana our clothes laHt no. long
Rs others. ! know whereof I speak.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-13
TENDER THE
WHITTLESEY
SHORTAGE

Attorney w. w. wiltshire and
John A. WhAllsy. acting for the ~
delity and Deposit Company. ap-
psared before the county commits
sionsrs this afternoon with fs.ths. 20.
10 satisfy the Whittlssay shortage %
the second term. At late hour the
county commissioners were discuss.
ing the adviHability of accepting the
tender
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-13
DANIELS

pHoESTN. Aria. Fch. ia.--nsn
Daniels, who Saa recently appointed
United States marshal Tor Arizona.
arrived hvTs thLA morning he FWs
fuses 20 discuHA bis alleged Wyom'
Ing prison record. bat says he has
writuu 90 President itcossvelt 81
planning everything, and u sAnEuinc
Of the atfaFuFru
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-13
ENGAGED

PANAMA. Colombia, Feb. Ian
insursent warship had an hour
fight off Aqua Duiche Wednesday
afternoon with the Colombian gov
eminent fleet. She was hit three
times. and finally compelled 10 run
under the Insurgents guns ashore.
Tor safety. The government boat
Boyaca was slightly damaged.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-13
IN THE COURTS

The Kilbourne diamond robbery
case went to the Jury late this after
noon.
X. II. Morgan IL on trial by jury
this afternoon In Judge Emory's
court for insanity.
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washing Mada
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Under the attractive caption of
Washing made eaHy," a correspond
ent sends this letter
To make washing easy use the FOL
lowing washing nuld one box Of
concentrated potash, place contents
In q large water bucket do II with
az little shaking ms poHFibicj pour on
enough hot water 10 dissolve potash
stir with a stick. when dissolved
M bucket 20 within four inches OF
top with water. add two tablespoon
fuis Il nuw dsrcd borHN. two table.
spoons salts tartar. three table.
spoons ammonia fspiriiHl. add the
latter when cold This viii give you
two gallons. Place ia jugs for fruit
eansj corked tight ~ az not to lose
strength.
When you soak clothes add one
small tumblcr Of fluid 10 tub OF
water.
When you boil clothes add a tum-
bier ~ the fluid TO water In boiler.
IT, when you soak clothes, they are
wrung out % the fret suda and fresh
suds made. add another glass Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-13

LiEht monutof
bay
breakfast,
Fruit
Cereal Cream.
HAcuu ana Eggs.
Slowed Potatoes,
Toast. coffee,
Lunch
Homeless Herring drilled.
Potato and Celery salad.
FOpoNrfr, Cocoa.
Dinner.
Mock Turtle Soup.
Hfuilcd Chops rrhL.
French Fried Potatoes.
Celery Salad.
waters, Cheese,
Coffee.