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New-York tribune., 1902-01-18
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NETWORK. FRIDAY. JANUARY IT. 1902
ARRIVED.

Steamer Soestdyk Dutch. Baron Rotterdam January
4 with mdse TO Funch Edye e Co ''
Hanover G}rl. Phelan. Hamburg December %
and Philadelphia January 16, with to tho W "
Brauer IS Co. Arrived at the Bar p m.
Steamer Hekls DAM, Hoist Copenhagen December %
Chrstiania December 81 and Christansand January
with ndse % cabin and IS passengers 10 Fnc
Steamer Columbia (ier) Krech, Genoa January
pies & and Gibraltar Q. with rldse,
passengers to the Hamburg American Line Arrived
the Bar at $50 m.
Steamer Esperanza Rogers. Vera Cruz January o Pro
IL and Havana IL with ndse and - cabin passen
gers to James Ward Co Arrived the Bar at II :9s
a m. - 80
Steamer Excelsior Iopner. Galveston January IT, with
to T Van Sickle. - WIN
Steamer Alamo Avery. Galveston January II with
ndse 10 G II Mallory Co - VIZ"
steamer Arapahoe kembie Jacksonville January IL
and Charleston 10. with mdse and passengers TO William
Clyde & ~ '''''''"
Steamer Fert GtaD Marcenero Savannah January !.
in ballast to the Hamburg American Line -
Steamer jefferson, Dole. News >ro-,.u-
with mdse and passengers the Dominion Sc ~; ~
steamer Chesapeake. Deano. Baltimore with ndsa n
Foster. @ "'uS' "
Steamer Godsb9ro Geoshesan, Philadelphia with mdse
Oneida. Staples. Providence IN vi,,a,, T,
Clyde Co. Is bound to Wilmington, n C. and George
town. c. ~ '0's'
Sandy Hook. J. Jan II. $50 p m-wind ives, rrn,
breeze; hazy. '' ''e''
SAILED
steamers Kansas City. for phua
delphia Ravensdhe tBr), Progreso. American rhl
FL cid. New Orleans; Hamilton. Norfolk and Newno-,
News; Colorado, Brunswick Niagara, Tamnico etc.
IToquois, Charleston and jacksonville Eva IGer Port
Tampa. '|' WI
New-York tribune., 1902-01-18
TUBERCULOSIS IN PRIZE CATTLE HERD

Goshen. n Y. Jan. II (specaD.-The $4,000 prize
herd OF Holsten- Guernsey COWS Wawayanda
farm at Vernon owned by II. B. Dekayes. has
become infected with tuberculosis by animal
which was unknowingly turned among them. DR..
Whiteeld Gray, OF Newton. acting for the Tubercu-
losis Commission. made an e1aminatio and ordered
that cows valued at 500 be killed Some Of the
demned animals were worth $3.50 each. The herd OF
over one hundred has since been closely quar-
antined
New-York tribune., 1902-01-18
SOUGHT WITH FLAMES FOR GROVE
NEIGHBoRs BURN HOUSE IN WHICH THEY
THOUGHT KIDNAPPER HID.
Try TELEGRAPH TO THE TBIBUNE.I

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.I
Omaha Neb Jan. 17-Rose Hollow, the beautiful
suburban residence Of NJ. f. Martin, five miles
,bove this city on the Missouri River, was burned
asst night. Rumors of the presence in that neigh
norhood of Pat Grove. who is wanted by the
police for the kidnapping Of Eddie Cudahy' have
,een circulated and ii is believed that the house
vas burned by neighbors in the belief that Grove
Rss hiding in il and would be forced out when ne
could be arrested
Mr. Martins family were in Omaha for the winter
and the house unOccupied. Grove was not
5Ound.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-18
Amusements.
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE.
GRAND OPERA SEASON 1oO1-l8O2.

METROPOLTTAN OPERA HOUSE.
GRAND OPERA SEASON 10O1-l8O2.
Under the Direction Of MIR. MAURICE GRAU.
This Afternoon at 1:4S-TRISTAN UND ISOLDE
Iernina and Schumann Heink; Van Dyck. Bispham and
Ed de Reszke. Conductor, Damrosch
TONIGHT at s. at Popular Prices-Double Bill J.
PAGILACCI. Schen Salgnac To be fol
lowed at 10 by CAvALLERIA RUSTICANA. Caive
Bridewell; De Marchi and Campanari
sun Ev'G, at S:3o--Grand Popular Concert. When will
he performed Handels 0ratoro.
THE MESSIAH.
Soloiss: Gadski and Louise Homer Dppel and Bisphsu
Entire Opera Orchestra and Chorus n. Y
Oratorto Society and Peoples Choral Union. Conductor
Mr.. DamrcSCh
Mon Ev'g. Do s-TANNHAUsER. Ternina
and Louise Homer: Van Dyck. Blass and Van Rooy
Conductor. Damrosch
Wed. Ev'g. Jan o. s-First performance In America
OF Isdore de Laras opera. MESSALINE Calve Alvarez
JouTnet, Gilbert. Decery and Conductor Flon.
Fri. Evg. Jan. -. at 7:45-DIE MEISTERSINGE.R-
Gadsk and Louise Homer Dippel. Blspham. Bass. Muhl
Reiss and Ed de Reszke. Conductor Damrosch.
WEBER PIANOS USED.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-18
MAY ESTABLISH A BATTLEFIELD PARK.

Petersburg Va. Jan. l7~-Commttees from the
City Council, the Chamber OF Commerce and the
Young Mems Business Association left here to-
night for Washington to meet delegation OF ex-
Union soldiers of Springfield Mass. and the Con
gressmen OF Massachusetts, in reference estab-
fishing a national battlefield park.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-18

Because our customers liked
them so" is the reason for this
little marking down of some suit
prices.
SIS.
Other mark downs:
Shirts S5C.
Shoes SIS.
Boys long-trouser suits SIS.
Some time In February the Prince street
business will be moved to the new building
n. T.. corner broadway and 18th street, e1-
tending through 4th Avenue.
ROGERS. PEET & COMPANY.
25S Broadway, Warren,
and and o Warren
500 Broadway. Prince. We MI orders
1860 Broadway. cor. 32d. by mail.
and 81 West 33d st
New-York tribune., 1902-01-18

James McCreery & Co.
LADIES' CLOAKS.
Box Coats of Mode or Tan
Kersey Cloth, semi.
fitted back. Lined with
satin.
$500.
Full length coats, made of
Oxford grey or black
thibet cloth with adjust
able shoulder capes.
$1O.5O.
Rain coats and ulsters.
Various materials. Lined
and unlined.
$3.50.
Remaining stock of pale
tots and short Jackets
at greatly reduced prices.
Twenty-third Street.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-18
Announcements
Poke effect in Collars.
SrwANEE- e W. SYOSSET.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
nIrNrrArIrpN ArNIINrAr

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise 7:2l Sunset m Moons age 10
HIGH WATER.
AM-Sandy 1850 Gov. Island 2:3 IIieu Gate "a
PM-Sandy 2:l3 Gov. Island 2.45 Hell Gate 4 8s
New-York tribune., 1902-01-18
The German Emperor.

We are all interested in Kaiser W1u.
lam H. who has recently paid such
a graceful compliment to Presid.n,
RooseveIt's daughter. His yach,
HohenzoIlern, which he is sendn,
over to attend the launching Of the
new boat, is magnificent Graf,
New-York tribune., 1902-01-18
St. Georges Athletic Club.

Literary Reviews, sports of Saturday IN"
the Week. Matters of Special Interest," ="
Women. Entertaining Miscellany from
Tribune'. Foreign and American
raries. a Page of Humor, Special 'orre'p"A
ence from London and Paris. rhe "e"
the World.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-25
REBELLION
SPREADS
Southern China Is Now
in Full Revolt

VICTORIA. u. G.. March .5.-Sews
that seems 20 come direct from tbs
scene % the Chinese rebellion has
tstn received here. through Marcus
q, HjlL Yokohama merchant. who
nns just arrived On this port II 10
given particular autheutieuy from
the fact that open statements are
made tAAt Mr. iNil iH an rniinsmfY
~ De rebels. and comes 90 this con-
iin~nt iur The purpose % purChaH-
ms arms aud supplies for them.
In an Interviews. ar iful said he
hal been told by a SuucyatHrn rebel
leader that 80 90 troops were waiting
ihs signal 60 Join The rebellion. and
that many thousand more troops
Nere available a. soon az arms could
b. furnished them Re WyA the
" hole province - KwanErl u In a
state n rebellion. that many villages
have been sacked and burned. and
that thousands - refugees are flock
Ing into kwAnEtuuR ahead % the
rebel army.
SIR Mi Hnlt there was no question
but that the Imperial government
would have an 1t could Do 20 sup
pfess tho rebellion. as the rebels
have plenty % financial means %
carry on the war. and have the sym.
rathics ~ great many revolution
fnta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-25
MAY Be AN
ARMIST|CE
London Thinks Hostil-
tiles Have Ceased

LONDON, March 23.-Govsrnmsnt
officials. when approached regarding
a report published iu the London
Chronicle this morning, refuse 20
make any statements showing that
an armiatlcu has boen arranged
between tbs Hoer and british
forccs in South Africa. The Chron
iele publishes statement that Il
has ndvlcs- that such an armiatire
has beer reached pending urEutia-
tinns % schaIkberfer with Cen. fse-
vet. and that for the time al opera
ti1nH have ceased.
Tire absence ~ all war news gives
color 20 tho report that the arms
ilce Is Ia actual existence, and Il i
believed the government prefers 60
keep the matter from the public. In
fear that whatever negotiations aFu
pending may be Influenced Or inter-
ruuted Concerning schaikberEer'
mission. thu British press and pub
Tic arc very optimistic. and look Tor
a cessation o. hnstlitties, which will
end IN nnai peace
LONDON. March 76.-In the house
% commons this afternoon. Mr.. Hal
four announced that no further an
formation from South Africa had
been received since yesterday. and
that the government had no posi-
tive" news 81 an hTmlHtice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-25
AVERT
4 STRIKE
Civic Federation and
Miners to Meet

BHAMOKtN. Pa. March 2ss-tt
now appears that only the efforts Or
the Civic Federation can prevent a
general strike u miners IN thc an
thracite mines Tho convention or
the United Mine WORKERS 90 Amer
tea. districts ). : and . cinaed yes
trrdny. but before doing 40 uuanim
uuHly adopted "a prov slunal rtfikr Co.
clarAtion, NO date being sci. she mat
ter ~ time being ieft e. the sxscu-
tive boards % the three districts.
a resolution was adopted in which
the men demand a minimum daY-
wage hraie, shorter hours ~ work
ana a uniform raise IN wages. The
miners look 10 the Civic FEDERATION
~ the laat hope for an adjustment
~ tbs Disputed question: the mine
operators having iu many cases re-
fused 90 confer over the subject. A
committee % i& men chosen b. the
miners from the districts Involved.
VIII confer with the civic Fedora
ton. should no settlement follow. q
strike viii be declared that will In
vulvc more than $4,000 miners.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-25
ENDORSE THE
EMPLOYERS
Manufacturers Voice Sentiment on
Labor Troubes-BelieYe In
Arbitration

A special meeting 81 the Manufac-
turers' association was held IN the
chamber 81 comwsrrs rooms al II
o'clock this morning. President a.
r. Burwell was On the chair.
The business before the meeting
uns the discussion ~ the action o.
tfs Employer association In the
ioeal strike trouble The following
resolution was adopted:
Resolved. That we, a. an organic
alton hereby approve of the con-
sentative methods used By the En-
rluyrrg association ln the arbitra-
tion ~ strikes now IN force. and We
hereby indorse their organization az
one necessary 20 the adjustment on
differences that may come Up from
time 10 time between labor orRaniz-
afi0ns and the employers ~ labor"
\ special meeting was also called
for next Friday at ~ O'Clock IN the
same rooms. the purpose ~ the meet
ing being 10 discuss the regarding Of
the balance q the tide fats.
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wui Accept

NEW YORK. March Is Secretary
EaHiey of thc civic Federation. said
last night that the Cancellation COM
miilce % the federation would glad
- extend its efforts a. avert the
threatened strike OF miners. lie an
nouuce - that he had received tsie-
gram from Senator Hanna saying ne
ao uld meet With thr committee on
"wednesday morning. and u In exc
pected that Bishop Potter. oscar
strauRH, thaa. a Moore Frank r.
Sargent. Jas Duncan. John Mitchell
and Franklin MacVragh wiu attend
Secretary EaHley ~ today butNy
engaged preparing Cor The meeting.
The anthracite labor trouble u
Viewed b. Wall street with COM
rlhesucy. HN it 81 believed there viii
be- no strike. the miners having rHre-
fully RETAINED from pressing the
chief point uf irritation go operators.
which ~ for a recognition Of the
union
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-25
BLACKMAN BELIEVES IN ARBITRATION
Olympia. wash. March IS.

Mh
. To the EHtor % tho at tie star
answer q an state vewson
Nj o set differences tina
My experience h epss
. Il concudv
tn or onarpso
to II b o p o the cmroers
Of
%
ums vo1da a secretary usln
. IS / would adoa nanca
. { he emnnrert
nding toa uoiaprr
. dcmco just fair
. wih # + Is labor t1 oft
benefit of "a p
wi eyou cen cot the fhls,
. wrethe o o ~ the nr uIph their dtn.
. % upon manager wlrpo
o at th mines pp SEIZED that
q and VIII o n vasa adopted strike
. went have abos
hour 0 or the
o beginning o they conda dpta schedule
o woidbe Just NJ o a
n seems . De d U t AND their emplera
nand N way mtnn
o ein If time to meet their
% md o. n
Ci oner"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-25
KILLED
ABOARD
OREGON
While Showing Ladies About
Battleship He Meets
Death

4 sad fatality happened on the bat
tleHhlp oregon az bfemcrtOu yrntcr-
day afternoon. whereby Frank
Huutiry veteran sailor un boa 90
ana hero Of Santiago. WAS
almost Instantly killed. Mr Hunt
ley was cHcurtlug couple ~
lady vinitots through the ship. dee
rcribiuE the various parts ~ tho
mechanism ana Ruuusry. when lrhd-
INK the way down narrow ladder
way below decks HunllrV who was
evidently descending back wards,
mis-steppcd ana fell over. landing on
his back and breaking his neck.
dying almost instantly The ladies
were Mortified at the terrible acct
dent that occurred before their very
eyes and were completely overcome.
Huntry WAS n man we'll up iu years
and had been IN The naval service
for nearly n decade He was well
liked and popular among his mess
mates. Several beautiful floral DO.
flKnh wer" sent over ou thr steamer
Inland Flyer this morning tokens oi
Hdmiring friends The dend man will
De inferred al Port Orchard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-25
SCHIFF'S
HEARING

NEW YORK. March 2S.--tn the
hearing of the merger case brought
by Peter Power against the North
western Securities Co 90 prevent tho
combination OF Northwestern rail-
ways, Jacob Schin, of the arm Of
kuehn, Loeb A. CO.. was called be-
fore Examiner Mshcv yesterday and
several hours were devoted TO him.
AZ IN the c0sa 81 all former wit
ncssca. Schin was non-committal on
many points. but WAS alwayG posi-
tive In the assertion that the merger
was not discussed or proposed with
any idea 81 sitting competition be-
tween the various lines involved J..
Ticrpuut Morgan. who has been scrv-
ed with a subpoena. wnH 20 have
been heard. but could not come until
too tate IN tho day 90 permit ~ HIS
examination. lie VIII be- heard Wed
ncsday morning, when the hearing is
resumed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-25

BALLARD

sALLARD. March 1s.-The city
selaeA chamber vas crowded 70 the
49, .asl hsght BY persons who are
.ss1'ssted Il the subject Of anhexa-
~ oae week ago the Chamber
!. commerce. Of Ballard announced
49, debate would be held and the
r- Ss discussed whether or not
-. ss.'.Is should Be- annexed % tine
n-fyDofy seemed 70 b at the
.sang lass night and when the dis
-nu we're chosen unusual inter-
e vas manifest.
-. = =, Martin and Rev. A. ~. Raven
rs-sa Tor annexation. with &. A..
.siaoids and J. W. whitman
sA.nat ne proposition. After three
- oi exhaustive argument both
- rsilfef. The big audience was
.ss..Apsinted when the meeting adj
A.s had won.
a - people u the anti annexation
So. however, ara cOngratuiatlrg
@.a'sseiFes today. ana are SAYING
= vas not neceesary % state fn
!. - words which SIDE was win
=. = ne applause which routinu-
- neeted the antl-aunexatiou
..- 49,. told the popular feeling.
y. sly when u was remembered
- ne advocates FOR the measure
eIs-.sal received an ovation ~ hand y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-25
BLOWS UP

OGDEN. Utah. March 81 VIII
lam wilton. an engineer 81 ogden,
D. a tpha0. brakeman 81 Salt
Lake city. and "a tramp. william r.
Meyers - prursor. IT, were in-
Htautiy Killed yesterday morning by
the explosion " The boilers Of "a l-co-
motive used nH q helper Tor the wret-
bound freight train on the Union
Pacific railway. Roy Mursey. the
fireman. 81 ogden, was Injured 60
that he died IN the hospital last even
Ing The engine was new com
pound one and the cause ~ Sta going
20 pieces ls not known. The accident
took place on Lake Han. 10 miles
wnaf Of IFfnm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-25
ARE GIVEN
SENTENCE

WAsHtSGToS. -. c.. MArvh 49,
Gov. Weed received a telegram this
morning. from Havana. hdtislnx him
that sentences we're passed yesterday
1n 1hu Americans charged WIN rm.
6eEz.emsut % Cuban postal funds.
aH follows.
q. n. W NFeiey. 20 yvnrn' inpris.
onmsnt. and q hnr % tss1Ct. W. ~.
Reeves, 10 years imprisonment and a
hne q t3A.5is. Estes @. Rhthboue. 10
years impTisunment and nnr %
s1s13i
All the men. through their nttcr-
nsya. have appealed 20 the supreme
court % Cuba for new trial IN high
official circles The sentences are quite
generally appiaudee. but Rathbone
has many friends here, who claim no
was guilty % nothing more than cK.
trsvaEancs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-25
BUILDING PERMITS

Building permits wrrc laaurd az
tho city engineers ONCE today 10 q
O. Stocking for 2-story frame house
at 1919 North Fiftioth street, to cost
1890 % J Morgan for i-atory
frame no roe r. Fifty ninth street. 20
cost $3.50. To- T.. Horton for two / B.
story frame houses sf 23iG-fs Frank
Ma avenue. 20 cost 1880. 20 NJ Mui-
I'm fnr n 2HtDry frame apartment
house az 1857 Twenty avenue.
20 cost f1s00
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-25
Feels That It Has
the Right to Act
Alone
4 department
OF COMMERCE
e,.rlttce Hears Those
ne Favor the Creation
Ia New Portfolio

LEXINGTON. y. c.. March s5.--.
a, serrnal conferences was held at
= WAlga House yesterday after
- ha.ween the president and
S.e~sersatlves Tawuey ard Morris.
Z sz.esotA. DICK. u Ohio. william
go q Michigan: Miner. Of Wis
$50. MegeAlf, Of California. and
arsrn Of West Virginia. in re-
s,'.ss 70 a call By the president. II
Va mar~ly 10 gather Individual
xfxnzs which would tend 70 united
s.fss IN behalf Of Cuba
n sctual status q tina matter
k.ls from the conferences which II 10
easvs4 viii have small influence.
! .sas The practical adoption OF the
sxfrrs<ity plan with Cuba BY the
ks.zs does not mean that the scheme
W. y adopted By the senate.
ne beat sugar interests made a
esrg iighs and. II Is said, would
.sss HnGouotecly won out had II NOT
h-e fer the very great influence ex
sszs& BY the speaker IN order 10
ne BIS personal representatives. on
n Ways and means committee from
ss>slsts defeat Tbs fight has Gre
81 great deal % bitterness and
~ Sal be Increased In the senate
r1s the question comes up there.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-25

WASHINGTON, n. C.. March ss.-
The senate this morning aEroed 70
resolution offered by Piatt of New
York. calling on the secretary % the
Interior for Information relative TO
the Indian treaties 81 1851. for the
territory OF Oregon especially, NJ 20
wtether such treaties were ratified
~ the senate. and 70 report wheth-
er the government r. equitahly bound
% further compensate said tribes "
such exist.
tested membership case from Ken
lucky. In favor ~ Moss. Republican.
against Rhea. Democrat. by 4 party
vote. viva voce. II then took W the
army appropriation debate, which
was limited q 10 hours
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-25
CUBA

WAsHINGTON. y. c., March 25.-
A long conference waH held this af-
terno0u iu the war department be-
tween Gov. wood o. Cuba. President
Palma and Senior Quesnda in refer
euce 70 the transfer Of United States
troops now IN Cuba n was decided
that all soldiers there. excepting
three batteries Of coast artillery.
should be ordered home May 90 The
official order viii be promulgated TO-
ulRhf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-25
IN A POOL

sEDRO-WOoLLEY. March Is
George Jaup. e miner. WAS found
sunday lying face downward aud
dead in a pool ~ water IN tho road.
about two miles from this place ~
Is supposed he fell while Intoxicated
and being unable 20 rise was
drowned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-25
M "a
MOADWAY CLUB
HAS ELECTION
'amiliee Appointed 10 Consider
New puidina

t, - : meeting of tbs Broadway I'm
~ pssnl Cub, held laat night ln
offes.asI I'm CONGREGATIONAL church.
&c. i9r the coming year were
tsssss4' q follows. w. w. Wiltshire.
O.. ~ l. n. Cray. vice presl-
D - = Playter. secretary. n.
fssslt','i.Fal discussion regarding the
csea,1'ls,s of building "a club house
ssSs 80 n. The clubs attention for
Ell = committee consisting
o. i y gray w. A. Mcclure and
tsssl1s. button was appointed 10
az h 80, we club house proposition
Youn. psft - the next meeting.
ksfs ~. ho99iuma IN the district
riaes -. g.Fing the residents 80
- 80, ne chief of police for 4 regu-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-25
USE WIRELESS

WASHINGTON. u. g.. March 20 -
Hhe United States signal service has
called Tor bids for the furnishing of
a wireless telegraph system To- be
used between Cape Nome and ST.
Michael. Alaska. The distance to he
covered a. iOl miles, and the sue
ccssfui bidder must demonstrate tho
practicabtity OF hlB appliances by q
toat of the Atlantic coast.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-25

KANSAS CITY. March % Judge
Phillips today granted O. temporary
restraining order at the request Of
the interstate commerce commission.
preventing the Rock Island. Nis-
souri, Pacific. Burlington. Chicago
and Great Western and Alton rail-
ways from cutting rates
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-25
PATRICK CASE

NEW YORK. March s5-Distrirt
Attorney Osborne today began hia
summing In the case % Lawyer Pat
rick charged with the murder Of
iiuor ARE Rice. The case VIII prob
ably Eo % the Jury tomorrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-25
wlllDES WITH HACK

81 besa broken ribs and a severely
hJ M Sc the Injuries sustained
lzstor suhana, a local labor CON
tfisen ~ collision with hack
tbs rrors = ~ D0ney at 2 o'clock
t'sngs s ails' at the corner OF Third
snnsss .tn aud Main street
= vas -, ne turned the corner
is1liyss ~ aoWn By the hack. De
hsfs a,r,sa.oDar1 and Freeman. VINO
Pa n Ing near, sent the Injured
D. Ladlls,.y '.s headquarters. where
dressed his wounds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-25
TRIES TO KILL

SPOKANE. wn.. March 2s.-Jaeob
Jones, coiored. yesterday attempted
10 Kill his former wife. from whom
he had been divorced ton days. and
IL now iu jail The woman Sustained
a serious bullet wound through the
throa, and has small chance 81 re-
CuVefy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-25
INTERPLAY Club 10 Meet

There will be o. meeting ~ the In.
tcrhay Improvement club tomorrow
night. 90 INTERPLAY. when the NOM
her7 win talk over the matter ~ OBJ
tanning better street car service for
the suburb
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-25
HERE IS A
new One
n Is Arrested and Fined
| k Swearing in Seattle

csn- Black, a coinred man. vas
ezA s1eo In the police court this
nrzilg By Justice George for sim
" sssring- Although many men
. Battle violate the anti-awearimE
xa1zr1s every day, there are but
~ ~ sver pay for the privilege.
ga nszgsd In an alteration yes
@sss VA bis wife. A common
fes usression was used by
- wrolnan Owen Roberts
~ ssaarresied him. HIS trial
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EXCLUSION
FAVORED

D WASHINGTON, March &c.
8 The house committee on foreign
. affairs this afternoon author
D lied f8vOr8 bic report on
3 the Mltcheli-Kahu bin 10 pro-
Q hlhlt the coming Of and resi-
o dence in the United States. ter
D ritories or possessions or Chi
. nese and persons Of Chinese
. descent. The bill has already
. been favorably reported in the
o senate. The most important
. change from the BIN as reported
q 10 the senate i8 the elimination
9 81 the clause prohibiting tho
. employment of Chinese on
. American ships.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-25
FAVOR 1T

DIS MONIES. Ia. March sS--T'he
houses q the state legislature to-day
passed a Joint resolution favoring the
election OF unitsd States senators BY
popular vote.