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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-24
IN THE COURTS

The corridors Of the courthouse
have been crowded since Monday
with aspiring young knights OF tho
razor, all lnquirlnE In which depart
ment the haFbsrs' examination were
being held a large room in the
basement has been devoted 10 this
purpose since Monday. and small
BARRIERS pole about the size Of an
ordinary sky-rockst has been plRe-
ed on tho threshold by some fac
etiously inclined person.
About 10 have taken the eRRmln-
alton, and Ave are yet TO come. The
list ~ successful candidates will DO
announced tomorrow.
Each wouldbe t0naoriAi artist ia
required TO answer about "a dozen
questions, and DO shave and hair.
cut Almost all ~ the county en-.
pioyes are already shaved and
Hhorn, and this afternoon u was
thought that the superior court
Judges would have 20 be Hupo~naed
IN order TO supply the demand for
victims.
Angus McCnuley was before Judge
Griffin yesterday on the charge 81
adultery A demurrer was made 20
the Information against him. which
was sustained by the Judge and the
case was dismissed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-24

er 10 be lined or 10 be worn over a
httrd nir lining and tho two silks
put together arr In conRequsnee
really warmer than the canvas and
silk. 0uipurs lace Ia more fashion
able than any other kind. and rare
old lnc.s that have been laid away
ior years arc now being utilized for
thls purposs. The waist lining is
cut away over the shoulders and ar
ranged 80 that Il can De turned IN
and there 10 a yoke ~ lace: The low
ef - upper part ~ the sleeves.
whichever style IL most becoming. Is
also ~ the lace, ON the skirt the
lace forms a yoke and n In straight
bands down the front. the lining os
the gown 10 black and Il might be
thought tho effect would be rather
eombcr. but on the contrary, especl.
ally when there IL a rundown coll
Tar 81 lace or embroidery and come
touch % color. the gown looks light
and attractive.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-24
BALLARD
SCANDAL
Mary Saher Brings One Of
OF Her Damage Suits

There IL a complaint up al the SUI
porior court which contends that
William Curtis caused Bcnndaloun
scandals 10 be waited through bal
lard concerning the character Of one
Mary Saeher. head cutter Ia a fash
tonablo local drcaHmaklng establish
meut Tho complaint says that he
made all sorts and styles Of alicEn
lions, which Mary contends has bad
~ Injured her heretofore snow white
reputation.
The ease was taken up in Judge
BELLS court this morning Many
good folk OF ballard ana cluster
% Ncaitlcitcu FILLED the court room.
The pretty Mary. clad In outraged
innocence and a brand new spring
suit. was on hand al $50 o'cioci X
sharp, and Mr.. Curtis arrived a few
minutes later. backed up by his
wife and her mother.
sac Fiitted Abeut
Tho complaint says that Curtis
stated ON one occasion that he had
seen The girl flittinH around town
with John Wheatman OF ballard,
. married man. and had also seen her
several times with some well known
teudsrloln "ladieH' and knew % her
attending a wine supper at a house
~ ili-f~pute.
The case has numerous sensa tionAl
features and " 60 be- hotiv contested
The fair plaintiff wants go. 001 dam.
ages, which she says may aoothe her
wounded feelings. but can never On.
iireiy compensate her for the ioss
her character has sustained.
L. 7. brown. attorney for the de-
PENDANT IN his defense this afternoon
stated that some months ago the
wife ~ John wheatman filed a AZ.
vorce suit against him aud named
Mary Aasher as correspondent. Cur.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-24
BRAvADO
NOW GONE
Pug Ryan Realizes That His
End Is Near

Tns bravado and fearlsssness OF
Pug" Ryan has disappeared. since
the arrival OF Sheriff netwtller from
summit county. Colorado the alleged
murderer and notorious desperate
has lost his courage. Ryan, alias
Moore. atlas Scott. Is wanted for
innumeraole crimes. but first OF all
for the murder OF sheriff NJ. r. Con-
rad OF Summit county while resisting
arrest. and OF :. Whitney. a bust
ness man. who was In the posse with
the sheriff.
While incarceratsd In the city jan
awaiting the arrival of the officer
from Colorado. Ryan seemed 20 be
possessed Of an iron nerve and was
full OF bravado. Since the arrival of
Sheriff Dctwiller. however, great
change has come over him. He h
entirely broken down.
The authorities here even fear that
ne win commit suicide. He Is con-
fined in a cell at the city jail under
guard constantly. Every thing with
which he might attempt 20 end his
life has been taken from him. Even
his suspsndsrs have been removed,
He says that all Is up with him, and
realizes that his doom IL near az
hand. He will be started 20 the
scene OF his crimes In a few days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-24

a4saAA4 HtlE11IN
tia was then called upon to trhuuy
~ Co what no knew ~ the relations
between the respondent ana
Whchtman. n was at that time that
he made some at the statements 10
which Mary has taken exceptions.
The lodge OF which Whoatman was
a member took the matter up ana
Curtis was again called upon To tell
an he know about Whehtman and
Miss Saeher. curtis, however. al
lcgeu that he did not accuse Mary u
attending wine supper below the
dead line IA Seattle.
Miss asaher IL 81 be on the witness
stand late this afternoon.
Whantman has also filed suit
against A. W. Preston OF Ballard,
on account NJ the statements he Is
alleged 20 have made as 20 his char
acter when witness IN the divorce
case Whoatmhn'n suit IL alBo for
$50 600 and will be taken up when
the saeher case Is finished
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-24
HUNDREDS
HOMELESS
Fire in Clarion, Pa,
Destroys $50 Houses

CLARION, Pa. April st.-Fire
broke out last night in the humber
section OF the city, and swept without
check through several blocks. COM
pletely destroying the buildings Ia
its path. The IRE department fall
cd Co check the flames until every
building In the addition was destroy
ed
More than 10 houses were burn
ed At least 800 persons are made
homeless and are being cared for Ia
public buildings. The loss financial
~ Ii not proportionate 10 the suffer
ing involved. as Il only reaches $500.
600, About half the houses we're cot
tagcs built for rent. and these were
insured: but many others owned BY
working men were without Insurance
and a total loss 20 the owners. No
casualties have been reported.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-24
TAKES HIS
OWN LIFE

Hoo Gan Tuck, a Chinese laborsr,
was found in his cabin on the tide
fats south Of King street this after
noon. He had committed suicide by
hanging himself from a rafter some
time during the night, or early this
morning.
Dependency was the cause Of
Tuck's rash leap into the unknown.
He was a cannery laborer and had
worked last season az Fairhaven,
where he had built himself a com
Portable cabin. Last winter the
cabin was burned. and with Il all
Tuchs earthly possessions. After
that event he became prey to fire.
quent fits q melancholy.
Coroner H0ye Was notified Of the
suicide. and Deputy Corner Wlltsle
investigated the case.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-24
BETWEEN
TWO FIRES

Among a number Of residents Nv
Ing along Tnlrd avenue between
Jackson street and Pike street. and
on First avenue, north % Pike street.
there has been more or less com
ment arising from the fact that the
Sas mains belonging 10 the Seattle
Gas Co. have been allowed 90 lie on
the streets 80 long. The complain
ants claim that these mains inter
fere with traffic and business on the
streets A report was circulated a
few days ago that the board Of pub
lie work had ordered their removal.
but nothing Is known OF this at the
once Of tbs secretary OF the beard.
or at the offiees 81 the gas company.
I'VE want to Lay rAsm"
Samuel HIM. president Of the gas
company. was seen today regarding
the mains. Mr.. Hlil said. We are
ready and willing 10 begin the work
OF laying the mains on Third ave-
nue. any moment We can get psrmls-
SION. We were already at one time
70 start work. but then the work was
neld Up pending the proposition -
regrading Third avenue. Many OF
the property owners 90 the street do
not want as 10 lay the main. until
tals resrade IL settled. as they do
not care 60 have thu street torn up
90 much. We have not heard any
complaints about the mains.
waitiag fer Decision
We want TO put the pipes down
al once. because they do ia no soaa
aooFe the ground. and moreover.
there are many people who would b..
using gas on Third avenue now ~
We nad the mains down. II ix our
earnest desire 10 serve the public
ana so we prefer 20 walt untl ths
greatest good can be done AZ Ire
Ieast inconvenience 90 the public I
ADMIT that the piles Of pipe are nos
very slightly on the streeta. hut We
are awaiting the decision OF the No.
pie" 'N' Pr1-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-24
Theaters


AhhiFefbhfN Evening
Frederick Wardo should begin to
give serious consideration 20 the nn-
uouuoement ~ hie farewell tour. In
long years gone by. while he had the
wisdom 10 associate himself with n
great Rhakespoarsan actor. Louis
James, Mr.. Wardc was rated aH a
strong, posaibly great. classical play
or.
But after the combination was dis
solved. its real element Of strength
was soon seen. Mr.. James has piled
success upon success and has taken
the whole country for his Held, not
nndinR Il necessary 20 play towns
twice IN ono season. He has been
progressive. and each year has tour
ed the country with a magnificent
new production
MIR. Warde. on tho other hand, IN
still seen In the repertoire with
which he used 10 delight audiences
at Frye'a opera house 10 years ago.
IN the days when Katie Putnam was
shining star and "Peck'A Had Boy
was the height Of fashion. MIR.
Whrde no longer plays east OF the
Missouri river The unkiud public
In the big cities will not accept him
AZ the degree Of eminsnce claimed
Tor him by his advance man.
~ the close Of a Ions and varied
program at the Grand last evening
Mr. Narde appeared In the trial
scene from The Merchant Of Ven
Ice" His shyiock Is but "A sorry
contrast with the magnificent por-
tfayhl u the role by Louis James on
the same stage. but few weeks ago.
IL was vengetul, over played, under
sized, very much lacking In the dig
nifty and majesty OF voice ana mein
which belongs 10 one 81 the nublim-
sst of all shakespearean characters.
hr, Warde has excellent support,
and Mr.. Herman. Mr. tombstone.
Miss Prescott, Mlss Ashton. Miss
bcftells and hr. O'Connor, q Seat.
TIE young man. won individual APP
plause Tor their work last evening.
''othslie" ToairAt
Tonight the engagement of Fred
erick Nardc az the Grand will close
with production u the Shakes
p"arran tragedy. "Othello," given
with the following cast. Duke II
Venice. n. 81. OConnor. Hrnba nto.
Francis McGinn. Grntlano. Hamilton
Coleman. Lodovico. John G. Harris
pthello. Frederick Warde. iago.
Charles y. Herman. Cassie, Barry
tombstone. Roderigo. John y. Hyncs
Montana. Harry G. Barton, Julio,
John r. Morrisscy. OFFICER. Robert
Watson, Deademona. Miss Antuin-
cite Ashton. Emelia. Miss VIRGINIA
Drew Prescott.
paHisI frswlsy Tsmsrrew
''hrothsr Ofiiccrs." the play with
which Daniel FraWlry opens at the
Grand tomorrow night. will be re-
nefnbered So a society drama pure
and simple though the leading char
actsrh are drawn from English mill
tary life. Mr. Frawisy has In the
role 81 John Kinds. "a "ranksr" who
wants 10 be made a gentleman"
scored a great personal success. Miss
Van Buren, u also happily placed.
and J. X Ampry has a good comedy
part AZ the Dean ~ Dorchester
saturday afternoon Lord and
Lady Algy' Will be put on wlh
Mr. Frawiey as the lord and
Miss Van Buren, a. the lady on
Saturday niRht the greatest Anerl-
can play. Secret Service. Is an
uounced. This u the last time Mr.
Frawley viii put on GlliettcH great
var drama IN Seattle
Benefit az the ssatiis
The troupe OF Royal Japanese
Juggisrs and Acrobats" who made
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-24
COLLISION

TRUCKER. Mo. April sa.--A ter
rffc head-on collision occurred this
morning between two freight trains
going At full speed at tunnel u
above Bonner lake. Three engines
were demolished ard tfs engineers
are reported killed Details are
neager. Tunnel ~ is west Of
Truckes. and has long snowsiidss on
each side. II IS unlighted and an
extremely difficult place to clear OF
wrsckaxs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-24
CITY HALL

At the city comptroIler's office to-
day the city expense bills are being
paid. The bills should have been
paid on April H. but owing 10 a de-
lay In the submission Of the bills TO
the auditing committee, the date for
payment was necessarily put over
until today.
6. W. Snyder was today appointed
inspector Of steam boilers In the city
Of Seattle. His duties will he TO see
that all steam boilers IN the city are
In a safe condition and every pre-
caution taken 70 avoid loss Of life or
personal injury.
Up 20 noon today 304 dog licenses
and 70 bicycle licenses were taken
out at the comptroller's office.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-24
CARPENTERS
CONFERENCE

tee from the Carpenters Cnion and
q committee from the Master Buiid-
svs' Association was held this morn
ing In the offices OF Cawsey a Car
nsy. In the Washington block
The meeting was called for iht
purpose OF settling the present diff
faculties between the carpnters and
builders. Nothing was accomplished
at the meeting. as the builders In
sisted on the union men working
wherever ordered. The carpenters
promptly refused 20 consider the
proposition and the meeting ad-
tournad.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-24
union MEN
WALK Off
Trouble Today al the Shasta Water
Company's Building

Union worknen were taken from
the building being constructed on
South Sixth avenue by the Shasta
Water Co. The trouble arose over
the employment Of a nOn-union roof
err. Sometime ago j. j. Crosby man
ager Of the water company, express
ed himself a. unfavorable 70 union
ism, but a word or two from the
Liquor Dealers association caused
him 10 change his utterances.
This morning II Was reported that
non-unlOB men we're being hired on
the building. An executive officer ~
the Building Trades council tried 10
find Crosby. but as late as 2 o'clock
this afternoon he had failed 10 do
10. Atwood & Johnson, who are
building the structure, said thoy
would not interfere. consequently all
union men working were taken from
the job.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-24
BOUND OVER

George Ross and John Williams
were yesterday afternoon bound over
BY United States Commissioner
Kisfer to appear before the federal
grand Jury TO answer to the charge
OF smuggling Chinese into this coun-
try.
These two men IN company with
six Cinnamon. were caught last Mon
day by revenue officers Monday
Commission Kiefer ordered the
Cinnamon deported and yesterday
Ross and williams were given a
hearing. The men were represented
BY Rochester. Carkeek q Chilfs.
Their joint bond was fixed at 81 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-24
ELLIOTT BAY CAMP

Elliott lay Camp No. ti1s. NJ. W.
=. VIII EiNo an entertainment
ana dance AT Eagles hail IN
Masonic Temple tonight profsn-
Hional talent has been engaged
aud a firsf-clnnr entertainment
j. assured. Lusben'H orchestra
#ili furnish music, and refremhmentn
Wi!l BE- served. The program il as
follows HAilsd singing. Frank
toombH club swinging and recltA
tons. hisa Iacsasade tenor solo.
Mr.. hchwerdfeEer, formerly with the
Aeiha Opera Company. violin solo.
Miss Lille Lusbsn. recitation, NJ.
G. y Elliott. soprano solo. Miss
Richards
Fletcher a Carpenter. realty bar
gains only
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-24

This is list or morning bars
BOYS zsc sUgPENDERs. ise.
Boyn' &c suspenderR. on sale
Friday from ? tlll u. al isc.
MEMS SOC WORKING SHIRTS.
1ec.
Mems 5oc Working Shirts. dark
ard medium coi0rs. Friday from Q
TIL y, Of SIC.
HOSE SUPPORTERS. &c.
Hose Supporters, all sizes. In
black oF white. with button catch.
regular value Isc a pair, Friday
from 3 TN II, az &C..
MOURNING PINS.
Mourning Pins. In boxes, bright
or dun Jet heads, regular value &c
a box, sale price from tll ~
Friday, three boxes for Sc.
woMEN's $500 SHOES. u.ss.
Women's Patent Calf Lace Shoes.
heavy extension edge eoles. mill
tsry heels. worth $500 a pair, Fri
day from . tan u. AZ sia5
MISSES 8. 90 SHOES. si.ss
Misses and Childrcn's Extension
Edge Rope Stitch Enamel Lace
Shoes. worth s2o0. Friday from 3
till ~ at SIeg.
PfERCES PILLS.
Pierce's 25c size Pills. Friday,
from . till ~. two boxes for 2sc.
ABSORBENT COTTON.
Three packages Absorbent Cot
ton. one ounce size for Zoe. Fri
day from 2 tn ~: regular price loo
"A package.
CHILpREN'S 7sc PARASoI.s, ssc.
Children's parasols, in assorted
colors, plain or ruffie. worth up TO
55c, Friday from tin AZ. ct s5c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-24
WHITTLESEy'S
FIRST TERM BOND
oondsmsn VIII Be Sued Tor
$4,000

Ex-Treasurer whittiesey and his
bondsmen are 90 be sued for his
first-term deficiency Of about SIS 900.
The law firm Of Piles. Donworsh
4 Howe have been appointed TO as
sist Attorney Fulton In the prosscu-
tim
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-24
To Lease Land at Neah Bay

Instructions have been received
to invite proposals for lease
Of portion OF the United
States military reservation at Nehh
Bay, Wash. Full Information may
be obtained at the United States en-
gIncer'a Office. Burke bnlldlnr-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-24
Is UNCHANGED

CHICAGO. April 2f.-Ths strik. ON
tns great lakes remains UNCHANGED
today. The traffic Of ports affected
Is badly congested. 10"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-24

over DEAD
AFGHAN

Testimony was introduced this af-
ternoon at the inquest over the BODY
OF Mereli, the Afghan found murder.
ed last Friday IN Lake Washington
mat puts the men Rasouikhan and
Nashlrkhan in bad light. A
manson, the Wcodlnvilie grocer. de-
scribed the two men who left MS
store during the latter part Of MARI
~ company with Meren. and THAR
descriptions tally exactly with tboae
on the two suspected men. Other
testimony showing the hatred no
tween the two men was also brought
out II was testified 10 BIZ ore a.
khan witness that Obabshaon. one OF
the prisoners now in the county tsii
was IN the room OF Merall ia Sea ,,ts
a couple or months ago at the start
o. a quarrel The witness was pos,s
i've that hatred existed be,we.,
the men. Alfred Had testified ina,
a number or men who knew Nereli
Iett Seattle Just about the time ~,
me murder. This was corroborsted
~ other witnesses. II was tes,IseS
that HasOuIkhsn and NaHatrLh.r
we're among those Who Ieft
Al S;l5 O'Clock the Jury rettrp,a q,
ystalct finding that Merelt cams a.
ms death from gunshot wound@ q.
nieted ~ Rasoulkhan and Naaslr
hhan' Two Afghans now held in c,,,
tody az Fort Williams. Ont
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-24

No telephone orders for
Friday Specials will be
filled.
Mail orders poStmarked
not later than Saturday
will be filled at these
prices.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-24
WONMEM'@ WORLD
Light Meas fer
naV

usst xsasf.r
spsy
Sliced HananaH Cereal
Friszlsd Dried Beef. Scrambled Eggs
Guddle Cakes. Cakea.
Lunch.
Potato Chowdsr.
Thin Slices Rolled STEAK
Horseradlsh.
Fresh Mushrooms on Toast.
Cereal Conee.
Dinner.
Corn Soup
haksd Bean Croquettca
Tomato Sauce.
spinach with Esq
Chocolate Pudding. Coffee.
breakfast
Toasted Wheat Biscuit. Cream.
BACON. Fried Apples
Emsreiesrse Party
Rssss
Newest and latest ~ modes In par.
~ gowns arc the robes Tn rmhrnii.
cries IN silk on elk muslin Mount.
I'd on a foundation ~ taTsta - the
color ~ slik muslin. they equal In
appearance Partisan creation.
They come TN variety ~ colorluEm.
and the embruideflea, mostly fnrai
deSisns are sometimes IN the color
of the ground. and again in the tintr
q the flowers with their foliage.
Each robe "a furnished with deep
fouRcc ~ narrow nounss la double
~ triple effect. sometimes edged
with the floral derlgn. and there are
bands 20 match for the bodice. In
some the skirt seams arc outlined
with lace and the fioral design ia
roses. violets. daisies or pansie~ o.
cspses the panels between. Tucks
and hsmSfiichinE are both used. dis
posed vertically or across. In snus
single blossoms. rpsobuda or vloiats
are scattered over the surface with
telling effect. II IL diflcuit to decide
which IL the prsttieHt. the pale pinkH.
buns and blues with embroidery In
self color. or the blacks. creams and
mauycs with flowers and foliage In
natures own tints.
cssi Canvas
Gowns
Black canvas gowns trimmed with
heavy black lace are very smart this