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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-12
nIsINEss CHANCE,
GERMAN AMERICAN INVEST
MENT COMPANY.

DRY GOODS AND GENERAL
STORES
one store in Seattle. several out
side money makers all
LEATHER GOODS FACTORY
incorporated. rare chance Tor man
capable OF taking charge Of sales
70 the trade. well established, own
patents.
/ REAL ESTATE
2 chances tn well established Of
fees. needing additional interested
help.
I CANNEgY LOCATIONS
Several. very valuable. land. FISH
lnE grounds, etc, complete.
/ DRUG STORE
Well established. on Second av-
enue: chance OF q life time.
STEAM DYE WORKS
one small. one large proposition.
FISH TRAPS
y or Ia interest in traps and full
gear boats. Ecows and all.
81. 900 INVESTMENT
Established machinery house.
wishing to enlarge capacity: profits
IN IS months viii return invest
ment.
TRUCK FARM FOR RENT
80 acres. at city's door. elegant g.
room house. modern improvements
$50 month.
A SNAP IN ACREAGE
acres At Green Lake. for less than
cost Of clearing.
ELEGANT FURNISHED ROOMS
On Belmont avenue. grand view. ]
car lines.
AN ELEGANT FLAT
Q rooms on Seventeenth avenue:
can be rented by buying new fur
niture at half price
ART STORE
Fine business. central location.
one Of the "swenes, hes, located
places in the city: several others.
all prices
ESTABLISHED BUSINESS
Complete plant in heart OF city.
well established: weekly profit 800
present owner has extensive prop
erty interests In the East that de-
mand immediate attention: tech
nical experience unnecessary.
MILLINERY PARLORS-
Elegant fittings and furniture. es-
tahlishcd trade among the elite:
can be bought az cost OF fittings
II taken quick
EsTA \. !. INDEPENDENT
$500 buys it complete: monthly
INCORPORATED COMPANY
81 500 takes half of the stock;
monthly profits $500 guaranteed
investment secured.
s. 600 To 5000 AT PER CENT.
MONTH
II Invested In stock Of an estab-
lished corporation, secures salnried
office and per cent. month on
money put in.
Two fine Offices. corner, on Pioneer
square.
LAUNDRY
Well established. In heart Of city.
on account Of owner having other
business requiring his attention.
can be bought for less than cost.
CIGAR STAND
Paying $3.50 daily profits. can be
bought for $50 for a few days.
OIL BUSINESS
Paying $i75 month clear, fine out
NJ I'm every respect; only offered
for short time; 1000 regular Gus
toners. best reasons for selling.
MERCHANT TAILORING
Fixtures and stock at inventory.
fine location; owner has two stores
and can only attend 10 one.
REAL ESTATE BUSINESS
Well established, ground floor Of
fee. well located: half interest FOR
$500 10 right man.
ANYTHING-EV EVERYTHING
Hundreds OF rare chances. cover-
ing all lines OF trade. We can sell
you Just what you wish: or FUR
nish capital for any profitable In
vestment. that will stand close in
spcCtion.
GERMAN AMERICAN INVEST
MENT COMPANY.
5iS Third Avenue,
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WIN ~ hbIIsLN attorney az lew. suits
prosecuted hnd defended ln 90 caufta. ~
f'hfe fHpeufurt. Proceedings ln bans
fuptsF conn b nice incorporated, abHt acts
tnfrlhliF examined. collections made ~
aii parts ~ ths United states HiEhest
commercial ana bank references. Ola
Ihifa avenue. Phone. Main iVJ.
O.. MACDONALD. go nurAs Buiidlns
hpof fALAEn q BLOWS, Pioneer hid.
LfMAN .. kNApr. 10 Heller building
fitAHk %. WiEBTLlNo. bostan blges.
Wy. y. LAMhurH 20a.s racInc block
fiEiJiL D. IEHnY. $50 burke bi0ok.
. y poupLAb. tu1 New York bl4E
q wAhp EEMp, 90 nurss bulialnK
a kELtlpp. 20 nalsy buil4lns.
q. o. LANuLAND. b05 n. s. block
AIGIIuN sAIE.
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with valencisnnsH and mechiin laces
and Insertions. are shown All are
made over some dellcatCiy colored
silk or lawn. spanish nnuncen are
stiii seen. bat are trimmed with lace.
Insertion. tucks. shlrrinR. ribbon or
tiny ruffles OF the material Some Of
these gowns are shown with three or
four deep kuife-piaitsd ruffies trim
ming the skirt. Waists are tucked.
trimmed with lace and Insertion and
blouse considerably. A deucRtsly col
ored silk or satin IL used for belt or
collar. and sometimes a dash OF
bright coiored silk ls worn.
Coed Recipes Easily
MADE
Lotion for Itching and Burning
Skin--Carbolic acid. q drachm; dis
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%. THE WOMEM'g CORNER,

Light Menu fer
Day
Breakfast
Oatmeal Cream. RrolIsa g,rloip
Raised Biscuit. CoTea.
Dinner.
Cold tongue Escalloped Potato.
Baked Dates. Stewed Tomatoes.
Bread. Butter
Minced Pie. Tea.
supper.
Fried Corn Mush- Maple Syrup
Tea Berwick Sponge Cake.
Crab Apple Preserves.
Pretty Week
Dress
The thrifty girl. with nothing-a-
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INCREASE IN
CITY PLANT
Ballard 10 Enlarge Its Facilities
for Public Lighting

At the Ballard council last night
Water and Light Superintendent
Din laid before the council plans for
increasing the lighting service 20
s5e0 ls-candle power lamps. Mr..
Yin advised that the present appar-
efus be supplemented TO carry the
additional load. and also recon-
mended that direct current machines
be not adopted rs the revenue would
not pay for the installation. The
report went TO the committee on
fuel and water.
A communication from Main
street property owners was read n
states that about s.. 100 was assessed
in excess OF work done. The proD.
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Theaters


Rupert Of nentsau"
Rupert of HentEuu" win bee given
lts lost presentation at the Grand Go.
uiKht hy Charlotte Titteu aud Harry
Leighton.
CHRISTOPHER, Jr."
Ralph stuart and company Will
continue ia Christopher. Ir., a"
through the week. with Saturday
matinee. at the Seattle.
Human Hearts"
Human Hearts" win play at the
Third Avenue. Tho usual saturday
matinee viii bee given.
"Henry VIM"
There was tremendous rush for
seats for the Modicska-1a on
EBgrmcnt ut the Grand yesterday.
Long distance telephone orders Tor
seats came from Kent Auburn, Port
Townsend Everett. Whatcom and
other points equally distant
II D. "a matter OF regret that but
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Noes. Caused 81 iodine Hyponui.
phiie % soda. 10 grains. rosowatsr.
ounces
Moisien n little absorbent cotton
with this mixture and iny % upon tho
aNec ted part do not rub. bat aop I,
upon the discolored skin. remov. +,
and take fresh piece Of cotton and
soak 20 IN the mixture and aop +,
upon the Iodine stain. Repeat the
process once or twice day until
the stain disappears
---sf----
valentines Denny -Coryaii Co.
Or. Wnggoner. dentist. Globe block
kslchert Bros pianos. no Union
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Two dozen half-pint bottles deliv-
cred 70 any part OF the city, 2i.OO.
Telephone Rainier 20.
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nnI.ss,IAIlr.m.

block.
ron ladies' tHIl1f hnd Fsceition gowns
cali ~ Lamb fittsfr. ai0-8ti Collins Blk
AhH MANSON stylish muunsfy ~ ioN-
go pfirsH fofn,4 l14ftt ana Pine.
DitEHhMAkING pariofs. t5i7 Tnifa ave.
MADAME A. 81 SMITH drsssmhkiag
ihdirH tsiilfiag paTlefH % Hin KEY
block Phone hroWa 1917.
III ~. ~ Ia-. ..L..L ~ IN ne IL
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HOUSES AND LOTS WANTED

WE have cash customers for houses -
cuttages, stores and modern dwellnr
all parts OF the city. The enly VA
sell your property 10 70 adyertlss ~
rs We spend TWO THOUSAND ps
LARS a month for that pzTposA u y
lows As logical conclusion that We ~
sell IL, Last your property with -. -
cur Photographer will take . view |.
H. which viii be published IN hall tnss
IN all the leading newspapers N ihs w Y
GkIsMAN AMERICAN INVESIMhss
COMPANY,
oi3 Third Avenue.
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Observing the Day

To-day tlncoiu's birthday. - being
EeneFa'ly observed, An the public
offices ara banks are rioaad
The public snho0is marked the aas
by reference in classes 10 ths mem
ory - the martyred president Th=
university held no session today.
The Ninth ward Republican ciuh
wil meet Friday evening o'cior k
Ia Temperance hall. Fremont
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-12

NOTICE OF HEARING IN RE.
sale Of lot 10. block :. King County
addition
Notice II hereby given that the
board Of county commissioners OF
King county VIII convene ia their
rooms In the King county court
house on the 6th day OF March al
the hour OF 2 o'clock D. M. for tho
purpose ~ hearing and determining
upon the adyiHablity OF selling lot
ten OO. block seven 90. OF King
County addition.
Parties interested either for or
against said sale will appear before
this board at that time and have "a
hearing
Dated this 9th day Of January.
1902.
GEO. II. LAMPING,
clerk OF tho BOARD
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tilied witch hazel. 9 ounces: add one
pint OF hot water and sponge the
mixture over the skin.
or this:
Lotion for Inhamed Rough Skin
Boracic acid. / drachm. distilled
Witch hazel. ounces. rose water. Z
ounces. Apply whenever required.
fiease tell me how TO remove n
arg stain on my neck: II was made
~ ""''ufe OF iodine. ". T. X.
Recipe for Deterioration OF the
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NO CHARGE for painless extract
ing when other work In done, and n
written guarantee for 10 years with
all work
HARVARD DENTAL PARLORS.
Hours-s.30 a, IN. to s p. m; Sun
days, 9 a. m, TO p. m.
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Exquisite New Embroideries

our opesins sale q ns new sgrns Emsaers They
ns ensH asS s " swiss Nainso ard camec Easngs Insert
ls,e nna swiss Emhroidarcd Applique Bands this
display
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year. makes all her own storka ana
~ always looking for some new ldeaa
Tor neck wear and some new com
Dlnatlons BY which she can utilize
her odds and ends OF silks. velvsts
ribbons. etc. She must be thrifty. a.
SAID before and carefully save all
the small pieces OF silk and trim
mings that are left from her differ
ent gowns and waists. Because II
is not economy to make ones own
stocks If yard or two Of slik has
20 be purchased for each stock.
Bow-knot stocks are perhaps the
most popular, az they are becoming
10 nearly every one. The first stock
shown here is entirely OF black and
white, the collar being made Of while
taneta and the bow ends Of black
taneta, with four rows Of white
stitching about the edge.
2 White silk with red polka dots
snd plain red silk turnover edged
with narrow white ribbon.
q Light blue and white tsffeta. the
blue ends stitched with white.
q White satin collar and black
satin turnover and ties. edged WITH
renaissance braid.
s. Black and white polka dot fou-
lard, made with long ends. which tie
into a soft bow.
New Spring Shirt
waists
White shirt waists are 10 be sfvlisb
next summer, and nothing seems to
be too fine material for them. Some
OF the all-over embroidered and lace
effects make up very Handsomely.
Waists, as a rule, are made with a
few gathers az the waistline, back
and front. Bishop sleeves, with
pointed cuffs, are worn. White
piaues. madras linens and ducks.
both plain and figured IN self colors.
are shown.
Lawn and muslin gowns are
fashionable for wear nj Southern
resorts and such dresses viii be
numerous next summer. White
gowns are 70 be fashionabI. but
figured and lowered lawns and
organizes VIII be worn too. Hand
some dresses of Powered muli with
deep border at the bottom, trimmed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-12

THE scANDINAVIAN AMERICAN
BANK
~ Seattle, A general banking bus
ineae transacted. BcpoFitr, 81 40 90
capital paid up 500 900 a chill
berg, pres. T.. l.. 0rondahi. vice
pres a. H. soelbcrg, cash J. y.
Lane, asst. cash.
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THE CANADIAN BANK OF
GDMAEHHI

THE CANADIAN BANK OF
COMMERCE..
capital Iaid up ......-.........f q 600 GOO
fEirht million doiarsl
80 t-@a trs t.f .aFHtss ta.as "a esusytS
Interest allowed On time dspotlia gsn-
Ffal hanhlnA business transacted.
fEAEHtsE hitAkCM corner Of James
street sn1 second Assnus
q. a. cANEBos. Manager.
PUGET SOUND NATIONAL BASK or
l.. SEATTLE
ossl HA' 49,
Fnrh- prrs , Goldsmith. VIC.
To- " n krkrny. cashier.
1oifsssas.dsnts in pFinf lpul cities IN the
AAiisa stsies ari Europe
PEOPLES FAVgNGa uAsK
ef.nd avenue ana fIGr street Capitol
EAti ~. 500 90 A. a. Nrufsi6rr, pres. .
- HAYDEN, each. >. z. Ofssnlsaf asst
s-sn. Commercial savings spd trust bust
li4h FIRST EATioSAL hank OF
hEATTLE
g., iAi9 70 capital .... $50 TO-,
""ttat tsnstnE haa3unHs trHnaartsd
y. hnss. y. pfrs ~ McAGrksn. ylas
80 T.. Turner. cash ~ >. Fsfkhurat
'esh iaEhaake on principal cities
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'IONf AUCTION

AUCTION AUCTIONt
] am prepared TO do general auc-
pioneering a. all times. Can be
found Hl our Ht0fero0m. also have
az this time 80 pieces ~ new leather
furniture. consigned % me from
Tacoma. 10 be- sold az once at what
u may bring cai ana Hee o.. frs,
10 come FIRST 90 be- served. COS Pike
street Major y. q. Siam. Phone.
Clay sss
1919 fltaf avenue
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TOUR performance can be- given here
HENRY VIII. b. on for tomorrow
nishi. Friday night and Saturday
matinee" Merchant ~ Venice" Is
g be prevented Saturday nlght only.
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HOMES! HOMES HOMES,
The NATIONAL HOMEsEEk ERS
ASSOCIATIONS Of Chicago. III. IL
now located IN Seattle and Will fur
nlHh you money 20 psy or mort
cages. build or buy a home or farm
Ia any location and give you 10
years and > months 10 pay IL back
at the rate Of g. 80 per month. $500
Of each $3.50 applies on your home
without Interest. Under this plan
q home Is IN the reach OF all IL
VIII pay you 10 Investigate.
Cheaper than rent. safer than a
bank our plan IL no scheme. but q
hafe. honest. equitsbly home prop
osi,ion. Call az 1909 First avenue
ana Jet as explain IL 10 You. Good
agents wanted. Correspondents
send stamp for reply.
p. NJ. GOKDAS. State Manager.
FOR hkNT-Hous~s. cottages stores And
fufuis. furnished ana unfafninhea. 10 all
paris ~ the city German American
lnrssiiusnt Co. hi1 Thir4 avenue.
HOUSE for rent. furniture for sale.
account leaving town. zoos King
~ Call between . and D. m.
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MONbTEH auction sale of house
hold furniture az r. g. Biekert0n ~
hHleHfooms. lbi2 FIRST avenue. ou
Ihufaday. the 18Th. al 10 80 sharp.
consisting 81 oak bed sets. springs.
maitrehhrH, pillows. sheets. com
iorter. individual bureaus. extern
sion tables. dining chairs. pier
glass book cnhe. hardwood beds.
wire cots. center tables, upright
plano. mirrors. lamps. crockery.
glass, tinware. cook stoves, heat
err. carpets. rugs toilet sets. T.. q.
birkrrtoH. muctiuBefF
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Special
Wash
Riebons

lin wash Ribbons.
extra values. al. per
yard .ts ..,..t... 30
= IN. Wash Ribbons.
extra values. at per
1aFd 90. .ss....T a.
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DANtINU AIADIsMfIss

DAhCIho ciasass far beginner AynaAy
ana Tfahg evening - -. Prot VIII.
cons school ~ dancing private lessons
daily Taube he'll. Pike street
SOCIETY and staEr dancing 3. b
Estes, supervisor Normal association
ISIS Flrst. Grern 1916.
PHOF LITTLE. teacher ~ tell roam ans
fancy dancing. az Madison. Phone.
Hun cal.
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MONEY Loaned "a horses. furniture. Jew
err. cbattsi mortgage loans specially
aQfAf.ueH ca salaries. Room 10 Downs
bilra
~APgANTB bought ana colo NorTissn
r shhelfuan. Mutual Life BID.
ALYMLL- OIL - la LL.--.- ~
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CLASSIFIED ADS.


OfhoHkE. IitlMrIh q 90. Ine.. Al.
sifHrt Co.,. established 1888 MIuluE
claim abstracts Haasfusui ~ thH ~.
tuHi tafs building
hooTn WiifrTLEhEY ifANFoHD ~.
FtfhNt CO.. established ihuB basement ~
ilallrr bloch Telephone. Main iuf
~. L-LL-- LL-L...l e. = liz
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IHONLL. 4 WLLII. FrHsfaI Ionil4II-I--
~ Etarr- B0yd bi1. Tei Main 40
hobLuQrIsT = uDsELeAF. ah.ps OF
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Harvard Dental ParIors
5I2 Second Ave, Over German Bakery
Extracted ano nIIed absolutely with.

out pain by our late scientific meth
cd, patented ana used by US only.
PAINLESS DENTISTuY
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WANTED no RlsST.
WE Will rent your house, cottage. nof
or rooms, II desirable. 70 reliable W
ants. within seven days or pay 70.
months rent. or We will assume -
care and management Of your prQpslii
and ray YOU six months rent IN
vance. German-American lnvestNN
Co, SIS Third avenue.
WIRE, IRON AND PLATINe
fGcfFfC Ran { Plains WSrks. Nv 4
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EaSi sthf AND - sTnAC fOh-
PUGET Sound Bridge and Dredging
Co, scandinavian American bank
building, railway and high
way bfi iges ana viaducts. steel and
iron work FOR buildings. dredging
ana harbor Improvements. pile
driving
Douglas Island news., 1902-01-08
NIGGER MINISTRIES
Is There a God?

A very fair sized congregation (for Douglas Island) assembled at the Con- gregational Church last Sunday even- ing to hear the new pastor, Rev, William Davies, preach on the topic "Is There God"
 MT. Davies is one of the new school of thinkers who accept the facts devel- oped by modern science and believes that Biblical teaching is thereby made the stronger. He says that the state ment in Genesis that the world was created in six days, does not necessari- Iy mean six days of "A hours each, but the word which is translated day, in the old version, means period oftime; and that the time required for the cre- ation was undoubtedly nearer six mil lion years than six days.
 MT. Davies bases his belief in the existence of God on the natural yearnings of the soul of man, and the fact that the great men of all ages have been believers in His existence.
 The sermon bore every evidence of careful preparation and wide range of information. MT. Davies is rapid and fluent talker and his hearers on Sunday evening were intensely inter- ested. On next Sunday evening the subject of his discourse will be "Is The Bible Inspired"
Douglas Island news., 1902-01-08
Is the Bible Inspired?

No question has occupied more prominent place in theological thought and ecclesiastical councils during the last ten years than that of the inspira- ton of the Bible. It was on this point that Professors Briggs and McGifert, Union Seminary, New York, and Prof. H. P. Smith, of Lane Seminary, Cincin- natl, as we'll as others, were tried for heresy. It is one of the turning ques. tions in the church of today.
 The Rev. William Davies will speak on this topic at the Congregational church, at 7:45 next Sunday evening All are cordially invited.
 Sunday School at ? p. m. and Chris tian Endeavor Society at 7:15.
Douglas Island news., 1902-01-08
NIGGER MINISTRIES

On last Monday night Alaska Lodge, No. 1, K. of P, of Juneau opened its doors, that the public might witness the ceremony of the installation of officers. D. s. c. Kaufman was in charge, assist ed by members of the uniform rank. An excellent musical program was in terspersed with the exercises. A tasty lunch was served and then those who were so inclined spent the balance of the evening in dancing. Special features of the musical program were two solos by Miss Held, and the rendition of some very classical violin music by MT. l.. G. Kaufman. Among those present from the Island were MT. and Mrs. Jos Patterson, Misses Penglase, McKanna, spiers, and Messrs, stubbins, Willis, Lindstrom, Sterling, Mccormick, Fin, ley, Anderson and Hopp.
Douglas Island news., 1902-01-08
NIGGER MINISTRIES

Puget Sound seems to be pretty we'll infected with smallpox. Wouldn't it be well for the U. $. quarantine officers to make the rule, that was used in Alaska matters last year, work the other way now?
 Dep. Supreme Chancellor Kaufman, of Juneau, accompanied by Messrs. H. R. Shepard and Earl Hunter, came over last Thursday evening and installed the officers in the Douglas K. of P. lodge.
 We notice that the Juneau Dispatch prints what is purported to be evidence of witnesses before the grand jury. We would like to know by whose authority it obtains and publishes such infor- nation.
 On the evening of New Years day, MT. and Mrs. Charles Wortman very pleasantly entertained few of their friends, among whom were MT. and Mrs. Osborne, of Juneau, Mir. J. Heub- her, MT. J. J. Jenson and the editor of the News.
 Last Sunday pair of bulls repaired to the flat left by the recediug tide, to settle a little difference of opinion For three hours or more an excited audience watched their chrrges and counter charges, until at last the in coming tide drove the two valiant com batants from the field.
 The Topeka made trip to Muir Gla cier last week. Her captain reports tc Mir. Robinson, the Company's agent at Juneau, that he was unable to get very near the great glacier, because of ar immense ice pack. However, he was o1 the opinion that the bay will be suttici ently clear this summer to permit yes sells to approach near enough to get good view of this wonderful relic of the frozen age, so Muir Glacier will probab ly be an objective point for the excur sion steamers this year.
Douglas Island news., 1902-01-08
NIGGER MINISTRIES
Bristol Wrecked.

The steamer Bristol, Mcintyre cap tain, struck a rock at Dixon's entrance, at II o'clock, p. m., Jan. 2nd, and when the Cottage City came along on the morning of the 3rd, she had sunk from view.
 The Captain, pilot, chief engineer, 2nd assistant engineer, 2nd steward, an oiler and one sailor are probably lost The rest of the crew were picked up by the Cottage City and taken to Ketchi, kan.
 The Bristol was a collier, belonging to the Dunsmuirs, and was on her way to Treadwell with a large cargo of coal Captain McIltyre had sailed the seas for over 40 years and had never been in a wreck. When the ship struck, the boats were swung clear and crew ap portioned to each. The Captain and the six others reported lost, were stil. on the ship when the crew left, anc their boat, small one, was swinging ir the davits.
 Supt Macdonald, of Treadwell, or learning of the accident, immediatel! sent telegram to the Sound, via Skag way, with instructions to send cargo of coal on any boat that could be se
Douglas Island news., 1902-01-08
Boy Lost.
cured.
NEW YORK, Dec. 11-19Ol
Jos. WILKINSON, N. G.

Jos. WILKINSON, N. G.
 DEAR SIR AND BRoTHER:-Per- init me to presume on our relation as brothers of one family, to request that you will give notice in your lodge and if possible in the local papers, of the disappearance, on Nov. 18th, of Walter J. Bolger, the son of a fellow townsman of mine and a personal friend, MT. Paul S. Bolger, of Yonkers, N. Y.
 The young man, Walter, is IS years old, of fair complexion, light blue eyes, hair of light brown shade; he is about 5 fit. Il in. high, and would probably weigh 14S or 15S lbs. He left home to go to New York City, distance of 15 miles, as he had been in the habit of doing, but no trace has since been found of him, except that it was report ed that he talked of going to the Klon- dike. His father went to Texas, follow ing a supposed clue, but without success. The parents are broken heart ed and will cheerfully recompense any one who can help them to locate him.
 Anything you can do in this matter will be heartily appreciated by MT. Bolger and by yours fraternally,
 J. D. MCINTYRE, P. G. F.,
 Assistant Grand Secretary.