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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-09-11

Bath Times: The proposed Maine
Central railroad bridge across the
kennebec in the vicinity of Winslow's
rock seems now an assured fact. The
Times learned today that the railroad
was soon to ask the City of Bath and
Woolwich TO assist it in building the
bridge, agreeing in return to build d
roadway underneath suitable for both
pedestrians and teams, thus dciGg
away with the expense of a ferry and
for ali time. One prominent merchant
Oh the street told the Times today that
he was afraid that if our ferries We're
removed from the river the river would
freeze over in winter. thus making
Bath closed port and causing more
loss than a ferry. AS the estimated
cost of the bridge is s1,5O9,00o, if the;
railroad should expect Bath and Wool
witch to bear anything like a third or
fourth of the cost in return for the
underneath bridge it will probably
never be built.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-09-11

Large. unusually large, entering
classes at all the schools and colleges,
this fall.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-09-11

Two of the youngest members of the
next House will be Walter B. Clarke
of Nobleboro, and r. E. Randall of
Freeport. and it is an interesting COIN
cidence that they We're classmates at
Bowdoin College, graduating in SO,
and also members of the same Greek
letter fraternity there, the Zeta Psi.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-09-11

Hardly more. than dash OF autumn
color here and there in the forests.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-09-11

The famous old ratio of 16 to l still
survives in Maine. Three towns threw
votes to this number, Monday, but it is
pleasant to note that in each case the
1G were Republican votes. The towns
were Hersey, Woodville, and Seboeis.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-09-11

Anent the picking season, it is re-
lated that a year or two since an Ok
ford county housewife went to the
grocery with a pickle recipe which
named the several ingredients each in
line by itself, and bore at the bottom
the injunction, Stir frequently"
Handing it to the grocer, who is
known to be averse to all unnecessary
locomotion. she asked him if he could
furnish the necessary articles. With
out rising from the chair in which he
sat. he looked the recipe over carefully
down to the bottom line, and replied
deliberately, "W-a-l-l, l can furnish it
all except the last Ingredient
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-09-11
W2tdlgOyB Gossip.
When the Tide Is In.

The boats lay stranded on the beach,
Tangled with S11weed. dark and green
4 desolate and dreary scene,
AS far the eye could reach;'
The tide xras out.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-09-11

We have received copy of the
souvenir number of the Old Orchard
Mirror. the bright and breezy sum-
mer publication of that big resort. 1t
is finely illustrated issue with many
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-09-11

The more complete the returns the
greater the Republican victory.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-09-11

The Lewiston Democrats have to
face the extremely serious charge of
ballot box stuffing. They evidently
tried to initiate their southern breth-
rem
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-09-11

w. f. Quinn, who has for some time
past had charge of the Portland office
of the Associated Press, has taken an
important position in the Boston, office
and hereafter will be located there. he
will be succeeded in the Portland Office
by Warren c. Jefferds, who has been
connected with the Argus for the past
nine years.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-09-11

Hobson has been making few
days sojourn at Poland Spring, and
the consequent flutter in feminine
hearts can better be imagined than
described.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-06
WIRELESS TELECRAPHY
TO BE DEVELOPED
ON THE PACIFIC COAST
Seattle Men Negotiating for the Building OF a Marconl
Plant in This City-its IncaIcuIable Advantages
to Alaskan and Oriental Shipping

Since tho arrival Of Marconi, the
wizard Of wireless tsiegraphy, at
New York. after keeping up a con-
tiuuoua communication on shipboard
with his station on the coast of Eng
land. the success Of the Invention for
Z long distance service would seem 20
/ be assured. New Workers are al
ready ciamoring for a wireless sta
ton there The Pacific coast has
followed suit. Several Seattle ship
ping men and others have signlfled
their Willingness 10 subscribe for the
erection ~ a Mhrconi wireless tcleg
raphy station here, provided the
MRrconi company hesitate from PEE
cuninry standpoint IN installing a
plant There H. little doubt that Il
~ but a question 81 brief time when
the project viii become a reality.
Correspondence has already passed
between the Marconi company and
some local and San Francisco ship
pers. with a view OF establishing a
station on the Pacific coast. Now
that the invention seems a success,
definite arrangement may soon fol-
low.
A Station for Seattle
The probabilities are that San
Francisco, Portland and Seattle each
viii have individual stations, and
possibly Port Townsend on this side
Of the line. Seattle II especially well
adan$d for such site. It's billy
eminences are idealistlo for the cree
ton Of one OF these 100 or 200 foot
pole towers necessary for the watt
ing Of wireless messages. Resides,
Seattle practically controls the AL
askan passenger traffic to and from
the United states. There are prob
ably 25 steamers In commission here
during the summer season. With
such "A station here, constant touch
would be had on every boat I'LL II
reached it's destination. Any mis-
hap could be instantly flashed land
ward. no matter whore the steamer
might be, and assistance rendered.
As n social feature Of summer sea
travel there. Il would be Invaluable.
Folk on shore could hourly. n neoce-
aarV. learn just how their friends on
shipbonrd were Willing away their
time, and interchange courteslea.
A Decided obstacle
Tho same would be true OF the San
Francisco liners, and they form
no uncomfortable part Of Seattlcs
shipping interests. But a reason not
generally known, and perhaps the
most salient and necessary OF any
for the construction Of wireless
telegraph station. rs the fact that
stumbling block has arisen in the
proposed government cable 10 Man
ia and Oriental points. The pro-
posed plan OF establishing a Pacific
cable IL now before the authorities
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-06
SEWARD To
DOCK HERE
Government Promptly Turns
Down Portland's Request

Major bingham. who for the last
few days has been making himself
familiar with the details of the local
United States auartermHbters Once.
has now assumed charge. Major
nuhisn went TO Tacoma yesterday TO
conclude the unfinished business o.
the once IN that city. lie Will not
leave 90 take up his new duties In
Washington for three weeks.
Major bingham expects the trans.
port Seward 90 arrive from Portland
within the next few dhyH. She H.
being sent here under orders from
Washington and VIII be doeksd and
repaired The action 81 the depart
ment IN sending her here IT, rscuiv-
ing the united protest Of the Port
land papers ard senator Mite hell.
IN regard % the attitude ~ thr
oregon press SIT bingham snyS;
The protest o. the Portland dhilieH
10 sending the Seward here r. IN
called for rs there r. 40 place 90
Portland iarEe enough 10 dock such
vessel They wanted 20 haul the
steamer out on the ways and re
pair her.
Gen. Randall asked them % give
bond that the steamer would not b.
strained by hauling her out This the
Portland people refused 10 DO and ~
ne has ordered the steamer sent "a
Seattle"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-06
Annual Report Filed

Secretary orout Of the civil service
commission has completed the an
nual report OF the commission for
1901 and filed Il this morning with
Mayor ltume@. The report includes
statistics showing the number OF
persons eligible for service IN tho de-
partments AZ the city hall aud the
number examined FOR positions dur
lns the year Mayor Humea will
probably Sign the report and send Il
20 the city clerk this afternoon OF
tomorrow morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-06
WALLAR To
Be TRIED
Must Answer CHARGES
of Cruelty

MANILA. March s.-By orders r..
sued today, Mai. wallar and Lieut..
Day Of the United states marine
corps. ars TO be couftmartiaied on
March ~. and viii have 20 answer
charges made against them. They
are accused 81 having worked the
"wRter-cure' on Fillplnoa. TO gain
Information. and IN other cases
where they believed the natives 70
be shamminR friendiineaE
More grave charges. however, that
win have TO be met. are those which
accuse them Of executing natives
without the prcteuse Of n trial In the
course % campaign In the Island Of
Samar. In some quarters surprise
was expressed At the order for
courtmaFfiai. "a WeilaF and his mar.
ines ala exceptionally good work In
samar after the massacre Of n por-
ton 81 the Ninth Infantry. WaIar
has gained a reputation ns bril-
liantiy daring and dashlng officer.
and hts friends claim the trial by
courtmartiai VIII result only In his
vindication o. the charges.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-06
NEW LEAGUE
Meeting

DETROIT. Mich. March s.-Tods ,
the eyes ~ the hasebali world are
turned 90 Detroit, where the mag
mates ~ the American league have
gathered for a nesting which prom
iee# 80 have important results for the
future II the national game. While
the meetinK l. esfrnsihly the regular
spring meeting for the ratification ~
the schedule and the Transaction Of
other business relating Ia the COM
ing ppa~ep. saere efe sessrai matters
othnF thar fvutine 70 rer~lvs Rttsn.
ton
II is the general balisf that before
adtouruing the meeting will have
definitely decided 10 pat a club 81
New York city. thus bringing the
warfare against the older league 60 a
climax with Chicago. st Louis.
New York and Boston IN the circuit
the American league viii be in a 20.
sittnn 20 contest the supremacy with
the National league and with a good
chance ~ emerging from the Htrug.
gle on tor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-06
Renion Wants Water

The nrc and water committee 81
the city council win nect tonight u
consider the petition Of the rnAyoi
and council Of Hsnton applying FOR
prrmiHaion Co use Cedar river water
The Cedar river pipe line passes
through Renton and u In believed
that the pipe can be tapped 20 "a "a
supply Ucnton with water without
interfering at all with the Seattle
supply. Renton is at present with
out an adequate supply Of water.
either for domestic purposes or Gre
protection
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-06
nize, asnrv E.,v...

-.sa.sssklDGE Mass, March g.
|ses,nn safy spsnt the afternoon at
~ ~ w, university. noting sn that
s-., slth keen eye and exprass.
/ i ~ re and astonishment Al The
'As Completeness 81 ~ instt,a-
| - ~ prince was heartily re.
: 1910, Y We faculty and Students Of
NJ ,,, ,s.lDrz arrived under Escort
| Hs sEts.,n Al i.a0. and were reeelv.
; lrs ,a'eriai hall by President ~
| sl.sss' 49, q ne greetings haa been *.
~, ~. y proceeded 10 the faculty.
~. re . after the profess6ra a1d
~ =, saa been presented. iyn-
ir,ss,' /. served. The meal vas as
a.. =. = Consistent Win az
~ ~ Imperial dignity and
y R,,, va finished All ropslre1 10
ss ave- Union buidlne' wbsre
=, 49, - a formal reception No stu.
s..s,,s,.s.i ne Afternoon ~, cIo .. I'M M
$685. % the Germanio etu1eni
'.'ss.ass.n.a q The home '.,ae'' Of s'I Pr5f
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-06
LAURA Pike

VICTORIA. n. c.. March s-The
sons % the liEhtkrxnnF at Carnanah
have examined the derelict seen on
there few days ago. II Ia rtiil IN
the same position. nine miles west u
Carmhnah. ons auchor holding her.
The Indians have cut her new abm
all 70 pieces n IL the Laura Pike
and she Il fun q lumber. when seen
before her sail was nxs4 In such
position as 30 appear like something
lashcd 70 her. hence the opinion that
q mans body was IN the rigging.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-06
\. THURSDAY EVENING. MARCH 8. 1909

Tho distance from Seattle TO San
Francisco H. about 1000 miles. II ~
therefore, evident that wireless telcg-
raphy could be practically apple
able between seattle and these
points. oven though the longer cH-
pause OF the Pacific ocoan were mop
erhtive Tor the present. II II doubt
ful whether the system will be IN
operation IN Seattle In time for tho
coming season, as under this meth
cd ships have 60 bc equipped with
Instruments, as wei NJ the terminal
stations, but the outlook for n wire
less telegraph station here r. excel
lent. and the demands for one are
almost Imperative.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-06
Starts New Y. N. C. A.

Lorrin Mitchell ~ this city isf,
yesterday to assume charge 81 the
Young Men's Christian association at
Aberdeen. SIR, Mitchell received his
training for she position IN the local
association. He will act IN the ca
pRcities % athletic Instructor and
secretary until the new Institution la
fully organised.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-06

LONDON

LONDON. March s.~The city is
completely fos bound to-day and all
business has reached a HeRndatiii. In
this city. famous FOR the density Il
It's foEa, the one % today - even
phenomenal Trafic L. drmorali2sd.
A number Of accidents have been re.
ported and pedestrians are constant
" endangered az street crossings and
even ON the phvcment9 az eaba drive
blindly up and over thH feotwnyR
The fog has spread over the En-.
EiiHh channel and eli mail steamers
are hours overdue This morning
two sea going tugs cailidsd IN the
fng and one - them was crippled 80
that She sank Within a few minutes.
No lives were lost
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-06
new Line
IS Open

wIIATCOM. March 6.-The North
ern Pacific passenger eervice be-
tween Seattle and BelllnRham bay
commenced today.
The first train left here at II o'clock
this morning over the u. II. and t.,
to connect with the Northern Pacific
at Wickersham. Officials OF the -.
y. and y. invited the county and city
officials, members OF the press and
officers OF the commercial clubs OF
Whatoom and Fairhaven, 10 accom-
pany them on the initial run. Tho
guests occupied three coaches.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-06
REGULAR
DESPERATE
Drunken Man TerrorlEes the Great
Northern Train

Yesterday afternoon n iumberman
filled with bad whiakey made things
lively on the Great Northern train.
lie boarded the train Rt stanwood.
taking hts load with him. He be-
came dissatisfied with the manage
ment ~ the train, and, pulling a
large revolver. virtually kept the
passengers In a state 81 terror for
some time. Finally, at n way sta
ton. word was sent 10 the officers at
Mount Vernon. and the lumbermRn
was arrested. He was tried today
and fined fq5
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-06
SERIOUS
ACCIDENT
Green Lake Conductor Badly
Hurt This Morning

G. T.. Roland. a street car conduc-
tor in the employ % the Seattle Flee
tr1c Co, was seriously and perhaps
fatally injured In an accident which
occurred at the entrance OF the car
barns at Fifth avenue and Pine
street. at o'clock this morning.
Roland now lies In a precarious con-
dition AZ the Seattle General hos
pltal with several broken ribs, q
fractured arm and a broken upper
jaw. He r. attended By Or willis
when the large Green Lake car
started out this morning from the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-06
STRIKE
BECOMES
SERIOUS
Norfolk Women Now
Under Arrest for
lawlessness
Defy the Milltlamen, Enter
the Guard Lines and Heap
Piles OF Rocks on Street
Railway Tracks

NORFOLK. Va. March e.-The
strike situation hers continues one Of
gravity but the city has not been
placed under martial law, A propo-
sllion was made BY the management
Of the street car company last night
20 take back all men who would sign
within "a hours an agreement TO
work with non-union men. The
strikers. after a conference, declined
10 accept.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-06

harm. Roland was standing on a step
AZ the side % the car. The great
width % the car leaves but little lee.
way between ita sides and the large
iron pillars ne zach slsie % tire track
Roland evidently did not notice
this. as he slEnaiied MA motnrynan.
A. y. Knowles, % go ahead. Roland
MAS caught between the car and the
pillar, and nearly crushed 70 death
He was removed 20 the Seattle Esn.
eral hospital in the Ambulance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-06
how'hls Money Went

Dolly Ray was discharged from
Justice Cams court yesterday after
noon, where she was heard on a
charge OF larceny from the person.
lsadoro stepuki went into tho Bel
Vodere concert hall Sunday night
and bought liquid refreahmont FOR
Dolly Ray, a female employa OF the
place,
lilo says he spent but s. for beer
at 81 a bottle, but admitted that he
may have bought wine. That effer-
Ncscent fluid IL IS a bottle, and " he
did buy II, his money went that way
and Dolly didn't get Il. Judge Cam
took this view OF the matter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-06

NEW YORK. March q. The dis
nhied cunarh liner RAD not been
heard from 40 10 20 O'Clock this
morning. and u IL feared the tow
lines between the Ftruria and the
steamer Cliff. which is reported as
having her In tow toward the
Azores. have parted and the big
liner 10 again drifting about help.
feHRiy. /.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-06

,s.x houses may be closed In
~. ~ ne next two years.
-, ~. -, the startling announce
-. by iocal sporting
,s,.,,s us noFAins'
-. s.,ssF war is raging arnong
~-sl.rs Is known 20 everyone
y, uy acquainted with such
raitss $500. -,
~uRs Of Bis games and he
=, ~ rsz his police backing TO
awe men 10 make good"
!. ~ = slss suffer the conse-
-. rAsrh means go out Of
,rsrS
- ,,s,a u affairs Is said 70 have
=. ,ssss sere1 BY serious eonien-
- xAseA arose on election day.
r-r,s vas excited BY a majority
! 4, v,tss In the First ward.
- rus controlled by the claneys.
= rayrrfy for Humes vas tsi.
ss,y eIalrns the honor % eiecting
~-ss ]. HaHes as mayor OF Sc
1 rs honor Is conceded to him
- Hgmes managers. Clancy
i rxwara Is due him In eonse-
pn@
srwar1 fer ciaaey
,zaux ne pas, two years the four
- ssuses have acted IN unison.
~ las be<n little disseaslon or
"a anenx them and there has
a u boss gambler. a candidate
4 d. a1lee has sprung up. Clancy
III mar. As his reward FOR elect
nE Haanzs a proposition has
s rs.e whereby Clancy puts In
~ rat OF the bank roll IN each
- he y therefore entitled to -
wxA q the profits OF the house.
snx Eorts, he means 10 put him
|Mkiw 8 hfth interest in every
azskg house In the city. whether
| y Hssrs Of these places Ike Il or
|mu "a siie Issue. Either he or
hrn Is to entirely control the
Aizn2 pFfvileges. Blackjack Is a
m rpaslticn. however. now.
! Akrrted that when the gam
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-06
SUBSIDIES

NEW YORK. March k,--The snow
storm has ceh Aed ana fFasssc ms been
Teneratly resumed. white Wings
havs been working double time al
have been reinforced hy extra men.
- the streets are practically cleared
from the heavy snow drifts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-06
Marshal Blagq

The committee appointed by the
citizens OF Georgetown 10 select a
marshal, have chosen Joseph Blagg.
and the county commissioners have
endorsed their request 20 Sheriff
Cudihee that he be appointed a dep
MY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-06

sss'sssi, 3 7 March SAN ar.
.'l1ss 7. !. nave ,. been made for Ne
Va s,i Fflnes Henry and hls
arssr,s..' ~ arrive 90 Albany carr
Z a.. morning The guest
ihg n. ~ Committees rep-
va lssi.ina.. lany city club end
sksgs ,,.s ~. first % Inc city
- Is. ne t. mayor viii formally
freedom Of the civ.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-06

NORFOLK. Va March 6-s.so
p. "a The strike among the street
car men and light and electric power
plants IL as far from settlement this
afternoon a. ever. The niiuAti ls
growing more serious al the time.
Throughout the STREETS are military
patrols and everything IL being done
90 prevent riot and disorder. Sew
oraI companies 81 militia are noW on
street railways o. operate with non
union men "a HtirFiRg up a bitter
feciius.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-06
Dance al Ballard

The Ballard lodge Of the Fraternal
brotherhood will give q dancing par
~ tomorrow evening at Sanborn'a
hail. A large number OF invitations
have been issued and very pleas
ant evening is anticipated by the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-06
|R|NCE HENRY IS NOW
/ IN TOWN OF BOSTON
Makes avisit to Harvard University and Says
He Likes the Place

BOSTON kla. Nsrch s.-Princn
henry ar-irsd Asrs tnis morning. a
n''at etclst ssAs6ais time. but snow :
y rszs & ~ nnx trip and The
,tsls1iag rzzd u receptions and
rssssd
s'lcs - sariT hour ia the morn
~ sfsTfs had been eonxrezatinw in
y ss ~. ard Il was with the ut
~ at<s''s that the police. aid
y ssaatz q Infantry and mar
-srs ssis 70 keep the people in
sndfr ar escort q cavalry
s1y psaasedsd 70 the Hotel
a. TIE route was through
s.s,-sss District, and ali along
-, fremont ard other thorough
rs - ~ s'esTaiks were packed with
- . 49,. sso sasered loudly as the
esas sal4,s
80 ne party arrived AZ Revision
- 7 vas greeted with a salute os
.
- - hfed b. q battery station In
n. seaanor. During the stay
pflrcs and his suite a. the
~. .as cavalry remained on guard
| 8 ~ hoss the prince was off,
n s~.sspr'ed ~ Mayor Collins ana
-rAhe The corridors IL the
"A, 80 crowded with the elite Of
- 49, NO crested the prince with
~; 'tfane, a. demanded By the
- ~. of the occasion, fastened
49, sas rate house % receive the
y, \. 81 q the royal visitors I'm.
y. eaFalry escort the prince and
- - Dfeeesded 20 the state house
49, ~ q Commonwealth and ,fsa-
49, avenues and Beacon
- - conclusion ~ TIE cali upon
~ s,.srlof, and after q look AZ the
| Y 4 y, a..eaaraent, tha party proceed
+. ~ ~ public library. where amid
III -. ~s'sI paintings. Mayor Collins
| :. ~, = !. eliy officials awaited their
80 80 s'sri The visitor. From the
aolary The prince was taken
80 q Dartmouth street ana
Bus Faish avenue. back 70 his
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-06
wemsn ArrssisA

Strange as lt may seem the greater
yiulsncr "a the present trouble IN
that shown BY women. This morn.
ing a number ~ women collected to
Eethsr and dared the guHrdamsn to
touch them. The soldiers were non
piunsrd end allowed the women TO
proceed within the lines.
The women at once began the
work 81 collecting rocks and piling
them on the tracks When requested
hY thr militiHmfn 10 dsHist they ro.
t0rted with abuse. were all placed
undrF arrest and under = strong
guard taken go the city prison.
where they are now locked IN,
In fear that an attempt VIII be-
made o. iihsrnts them through vio-
irnce. an extra guard has been
placed around the iaii which will be
retained there until the rBiprtta are
brought 90 trial and either fned or
liberated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-06

From the city ball the party will
pressed 20 the state capitol. where
the prince and his suite will be pre-
scented 20 Gov. Odell and members Of
the legislature.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-06
WEATHER FORECAST

For Seattle and Vicinity. Tonight
and Friday, showers; fresh to brisk
southerly winds.