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Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1902-10-04
DISPERSED BY TROOPS.
Sheriff Unable to Handle Mob at
Plymouth, Pa.

Wilkesbarre, Pa. Oct. 3.-Angry
mobs gathered in the vicinity of the
Sterling and North America washer
les at Plymouth during the morning.
At first the sheriff tried to disperse the
crowds, but several of his deputies
we're in danger of their lives. Colonel
Dougherty of the Ninth regiment was
then called upon. He sent company
of soldiers to the scene and eleven
men we're arrested, charged with dis
orderly conduct and refusing to obey
the proclamation issued by the sheriff
and disperse. The prisoners were
brought to this city and given hear
ing. They were held in bail for court
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1902-10-04
FOURTEEN DEAD
EXPLOSION OF FiREDAMP IN A
"
COAL MINE AT BLACK
DIAMOND, WASH.
RELIEF PARTIES AT WORK

Of the Twenty-Five Men in the Sec
tion Where the Disaster Occurred
but Eight Succeeded in Escapin
and the Others Are Supposed to
Have Perished-OnIy One Body Re-.
covered as Yet.
Black Diamond, Wash, Oct. s.
Between 9 and 10 p. N. an explosion
of fredamp occurred on the fourth
level of the south side of the Lawson
mines near this town. Fourteen men
are supposed to have been killed.
Only one body has been recovered.
Fourteen men were employed in
that portion of the mine when the ex-
plosiOn occurred and it is improbable
that any have escaped.
Relief parties were at once sent into
the mine and every effort is being
.made to recover the bodies.
The wives and children and friends
of the miners whose bodies were re-
gathered about the entrance and
scenes are heartrending.
Coroner Hoyt has been notified and
is expected from Seattle on a special
train.
A later bulletin says fourteen men
are dead. There were twenty-five
men working in the level. Eight got
out alive. There are still thirteen
dead men in the mine, only one body
having been recovered.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1902-10-04
Reservoir Breaks and Releases 5000,
900 Gallons of Water.

Camden, N. j., Oct. 3.-The city res
ervoir near the Delaware river broke
during the morning and about 8,OOO,-
900 gallons of water escaped and
flowed down Twenty-seventh street,
flooding the cellars of many houses
and doing other damage. The reser-
voir is 344 feet long, 180 feet wide and
81 feet deep. A watchman whose dutv
it is to open valve when the water
reaches a certain height neglected 10
do SO and the water flowed over the
embanllment. washing away the earth
to such an extent that the break fol
lowed. 1t will cost the city $4,000
to repair the damage.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1902-10-04
HOPE FOR MOLlNEUX.
Lapse of Time Is Proving to Be
Favorable Factor.

New York, Oct. 3.-Assistant Dis
trict Attorney Osborne is not sanguine
of obtaining a conviction of Roland B.
Molineux at his second trial on the
charge of causing the death Of Mrs.
Katherine Adams, which is expected
to begin on Monday.
Apart from the additional burden
imposed upon the prosecution by the
rulings of the appellate court, exclud-
ing the Barnet letters and other I'M
portant evidence used in the first trial.
Mr.. Osborne finds that some of his
most important witnesses have re-
moved to other states and are said to
be unwilling to again go on the wit
ness stand.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1902-10-04
SHIP TRUST INCORPORATED.
international Marine Company Has a
Capital of S12O,OoO,Oo0.

Trenton, NJ j., Oct 3.-The snip
combine was incorporated here
Wednesday afternoon by the filing Of
papers amending the certificate Of in
corporation of the international Nav.
igation company, which was fled IN
June, 1898, with an authorized capital
Of $4,000 900.
The amended certificate changes the
name to that OF the International Mer-
camille Marine company with an
authorized capital of $l20,000, 900.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1902-10-04
Murder of a Ten-Year-OId Girl.

Marinette, Wis, Oct. 3.-The body
of Julia Kachincky, ten years old, was
found in the rear of the blacksmith
shop Of Joseph Beck in Menominee:
Mich, during the day. Last Sunday
morning the little girl left for church
and had not been seen since. Her
body bore marks of violence and about
her throat were finger marks, show
ing that she had been strangled to
death. Joseph Beck, the blacksmith,
was arrested and charged with her
murder.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1902-10-04
THREE THOUSAND OUT.
Strike of Southern Miners Continues
to Spread.

Birmingham, Ala, Oct. 3-Twenty-
five hundred miners in the employ of
the Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railway
company suspended work during the
day in obedience to the order of the
executive board of the United Mine
Workers of America, district of Ala
bama, on account of the refusal of the
operators to collect for the union 81
per week assessment made on all
union miners for the benefit of the
anthracite strikers in Pennsylvania.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1902-10-04
OFFERED $4,000 FOR A VOTE

Trial Of Robert M. Snyder, Banker
and Promoter.
ST. Louis, Oct. 3.-When Judge
Ryan's court met during the day the
trial of Robert M. Snyder, banker and
promoter, Oh the charge of bribery in
connection with the passage of the
Central Traction bill, was resumed.
Frederick G. Uthoff, who was a mem
Der of the city can2cu is Anil 1893
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1902-10-04

the park Of these nights in that
and no matter your how closely your girl
snuqgles" bound catch cold and then
doctors bills will twice the price good awoo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-18
SWINDL.E

What Is believed BY the police o.
DO one OF the clcvcrest advertising
Hwlndlea ever worked IN Seattle waH
reported 10 Detective Jack hhrck on
the local police lato this afternoon.
Tho culprit a man named !, Coby
has fled. Jas, Ghul, an innocent ac-
compllcc, Ia now under police sur
vigilance.
Cohy claimed TO be the agent OF an
advertising manual called the West
ern Merchants reference Manual
lilo secured advertising from at least
g. different Seattle firms. but not
until the stevenson lllekum Tug CO.
were nearly taken In. was the mat
ter brought 20 the police notice.
CODY secured tho advertising. had
pages OF the al printed. then pasted
them IN tho front OF the fake"
book. ON this he collected his money.
lie In attn at large.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-18
Hardware DEPARTMENT

Solid Steel Rim Night Iatchea.
win old copper escutcheons and
Tat keys. brass bolt and knob;
sold everywhere for 50 cents,
Clearance Sale price IS cents.
EMERY GRINDERS.
Emery Grinders take the place
OF grindstones. but being made
with an adjustable crank and
suitable TO take apart and 10 put
into the tool chest. as Il takes
very little room. Regular price
N55. Clearance Sale price 1925.
GEM HONE.
Gem Homes, made suitable 20
carry around in the vest pocket.
made OF the best corundum. used
for sharpening scissors. pocket
knives. rubber eraaers, typewriter
rollers. etc. Regular price 2bc:
Clearance Sale price fbc.
BROAD AXES
or the Western and Canada pat
tern. Regular price i2.5o: Clear
ance Sale price $3.50.
ADJ
For house. carpenter and railroad
work. Regular price $3.50; Clear
ance sale price 81 Is.
AXES
or all descriptions at IS per cent.
discount.
HANDLES.
niston cross-cut saw handles.
Regular price 30 c. Clearance Sale
price soc.
RAFTING AuGERS
From ih-in, 10 Ain. at 20 per cent.
discount from regular price dur
ing our Clearance Sale.
SHIP ArGERS.
our stock OF ship augers ~ COM
pleto. both with screws and with
out.
a discount Of 20 per cent. VIII
be given during our Clearance
EaIa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-18

The question 81 the acceptance %
The plats Of the new Capitol nm d.
visions by the city. has pSecipitated
quarrel between the Moore Invest
ment Co. and the SeattIe Central
Railway Co.
The railway company protests
against the acceptance Of one plat
In which the investment company
provides that no railway line shall
ever be located on a part Of Four
teeuth avenue.
The railway company wishes 20
run their cars on that street. and a
determined fight VIII be waged By
each side 70 carry its point.
The council street COMMITTEES has
requested the opinion Of Corpora
ton Counsel Humphrey on the mat
ter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-18
THE MARKETS
JoBBINe QUOTATIONS
CORRECTED pAILYD
Green Fruit

Lemons -si.758ts.Ts a box: cooking
apples, 6ac4sl %. eating apples. 81 "a
Ws 20. oranges. s. uaW4Ta. bananas
81 s513.Gb pears. 81 250i.60. cranbcr-
rieHs ti0,eo per bhl, ounces, T5cU
81 %. perHlmmons. 81 ssgtl. 30 per box.
grape fruit. t4.n0Hta % per boz. pom.
egranates. us0giss. pineapplos.
$500 per dozen. Jap oranges. tigs
per pkE. Seeding oranges. $1,000.
lines. 800 case. tanEeriues. st5S
Vegetables
Potatoes szA000ss.0 a ton. beetn
IscHgi.00 per sack carrots. s0Qs0c
per sack. lettuce. 81 go8i.e0 Per cnHa.
tufnipa. 50Wisc. garlic. g., cabbage,
tsc@ si.ea per cwt. peppers, 45cE
81 - per case. husks. g0es celery. gsfl
3sc per do4 sweet potatoes. 81 as4t.1s
per cwt. Chi'i peppers. g5V SOC. aauer
krauL "a Csc. tomatoes. 1870 per
case. radishes. Zoe per dozen: para-
ley, 600 s9c. onions. fzd0Qe IS per
ewt parnnips, Sac 0fi.z5. canlitiower,
Neouis5. pumpkins. iuiAc per 10:
squashes. 4hae wax beans. tgisc.
artlchokes. ti.o00i g per doH. string
beane, he. eucumbrrs. 81 s0U2 %
per box; brussels sprouts. gJSc.
peas. iMsc.
BAUER ShrrsTt kxKa And FeHitry
Butter 90 Washington eFcamafie.,
pound prints. soc. Eastern Iowa and
EiEiu. g9c fresh ranch. 800 roc.
Cheese Native Washington. fun
cream. igisnllc. Eastern. New
York, t8l. MiAe. Wisconsin. isc.
Roaurfort tsc. Edam. sii c9s9l2 20
per case. New York. is0iec; Lima
nurger. ie0l5e; brick. isGiTe; Swiss.
isUlyc.
Eggs-strletiy fresh ranch. fTG 2sc:
Eastern. g1Ua1c.
Live poultry Hens iaA8isc: large
spring, isac turkeys. f3Nfsc. geese.
iQuiic. ducks. i1c.
Dressed poultry Turkeys. fsatTc.
geese. ltUisc. ducks. ituise. chick
ems. i1Uitc.
Honey--i3i&c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-18
BURY The dead
Victims of the Mexican Earthquake Inferred in
Long Trenches

MEXICO CITY is-pcas which occurred
Thursday the NE show that tho number
overestmated Il w than 500
of villages hundreds houses destroyed In
the dead Chpancngo
the being buried they iden
conducting
Ices BEING inferred
Whole rendering
plentiful OF loved
and follow che stretchcrs trenches
In ChtpaneIngo
parish church. which church
built Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-18
LABOR CONGRESS- ENDS
SESSION AT TACOMA
Convention Passes Many Important Measures, Among
Which Is the Organization Of State Federation OF Labor
VIII Apply for Membership TO American Federation

structicrs to proceed upon that lire.
The plan reported by the commit.
tee ami adopted without alteration
BY the State Labor Congress for a
new state federation 81 labor pro-
vides that the constitution formu-
lated by the congress- shall be sub
mitted To a referendum vote OF the
unions already affiliated. ana that u
two thirds Of the unions vote Ia It's
favor. n shall Be deemed ratified.
and the new orEanixatio shall take
the place 81 the old.
The executive committee shall meet
in 50 days to canvass the votes and
declare the result. The unions shall
vote at the same time upon the
question OF applying for charter
from the American Federation %
Labor. and IL majority vote afirtn-
ativeiy. the application shall b.
made. The vote VIII be cauvassed
by the executive committee az the
same time as the other.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-18

The State Labor Congress AZ Ta-
coma adjourned yesterday afternoon
about $50 O'Clock afteN the most
notable session OK It's history. meas
ured both By attendance and the
work accomplished.
Tbs event Of greatest Importance
IN It's Efforts was the formation % a
plan for the organization Of a state
federation OF labor. which Is expect
Ell IN time TO unite with the Amer
lean Federation OF Labor
The sentiment IN favor Of both
propositions was practically unani-
nous. but the railway men and some
others wished TO delay for one year
the amalgamatlon with the Aneri-
can Federation OF Labor After a
long debate IN executive session Cor
don Rice of Seattle. suggested the
idea which became the basis OF the
plan finally adopted. and the COM
mistee Of IL was selected with in
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-18
Don't Like the Service

There IL considerable dlsaatisfae-
ton among local milk dealers re-
Eardlng the service now being given
them by the Northern Pacific Hail-
way Co. The chamber OF commerce
has been petitioned TO take action
I'm the matter with view 10 better
inE the service.
The complaint OF the dealers Il
that the train which brings the milk
from the farmers In the valley IL In
yariahiy late fully two houra. thus
greatly mountaineering the trade In
Seattle.
A petition has been addressed 10
local representatives OF the railway
aiwD
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-18
MadrOna Heights Happenings

Tho Madrona Heights improve
ment club sent n letter 10 the board
OF public works yesterday afternoon
asking that arrangements bo made
for a larEsr water main 90 connect
with tho present Thirty-fifth avenue
main az Thirty nfth avenue and y.
Union street The club adds that
unless this II done q water famine
win surely eunuo during the spring
and summon.
Tho same club asks the board or
public works 60 recommend the lht
ing OF cement sidewalks in Madrona
Heights addition on all graded
streets from Yoaicr way 60 the Don.
ny. islaine Lake park addition, and
also that portion Of Thlrty-Heventh
avenue which In TO be graded at
once.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-18
RUNAWAY

A lively runaway excited Third
avenue at 80 O'Clock this afternoon.
a team attached 20 an open buggy
containing two Fnen ran down Third
avenue from near Pike street. The
men dropped ous OF the rear end OF
the buggy. one az a time roll In
the mud was all the damage they
suffered
The horses ran down to James
street, where they coilided with A..
T. Blowers commission wagon. The
four horses were knocked IN a heap
and two women narrowly escaped
injury. the dress Of one OF them be-
ing caught By a wheel. A. L. Paftsr-
son. Of the California stables. was
the driver OF the runaway.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-18
Hollow Ware Department

Finely finished cast iron goods
No. Cast Pot. Regular price
COO; Clearance Sale price fSc.
No. Cast Pot. Regular pries
zoe; Clearance Sale price 5sc.
No. 2 Cast Pot. Regular prs /
soc; Clearance sale price &C.
No. Cast Kettle. Regular paes
Sc: Clearance sale price 4sc-
No. 5 Cast Kettle. Regular pri7s
CSC; Clearance Sale price SIC.
No. 3 Cast Kettle. Regular pries
75c: Clearance Sale price 60c.
No. z Cast Frypan. Regular pFscs
csc; Clearance Sale price 20c.
No. s Cast Frypans. Regular
price Soc Clearance Sale price s4e-
No. Cast Frypans. Regular
price s5c: Clearance Sale price sc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-18

small sum of money. Regular
price $50. Clearance Sale price
ss.5O.
No. 81 Orbit. This is a wood
alright with cast top and bot
tom. as well as cast front. has
swing top. feed door and a small
door at the bottom 90 kindle your
fire, lined with heavy steel and
IL a good strong heater. Regular
price 1900. Clearance Sale price
$3.50.
No. Is Box stove. Entirely new
pattern and very handsome Box
stove. is made Of cast iron. has
one sin. ia on top. with r swing
top plate. and will burn wood 20-in.
long. Regular price s4.25: Clear
ance Sale price 1870.
A fun line OF these Box Wood
Heaters at the same discount dur
ing this Clearance Sale. Also
large discount given on all cook
stoves and Ranges.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-18
Stove Department

Heaters OF every description are
selling very fast during our clear .
ance sale. This unusually warm
winter leaves us with a large over
stock, but there is no doubt that
these prices win carry them all Off
before the end OF the month.
a few sample prices:
No. All Flemish oak. This
heater Is made OF heavy boiler
steel, with a cast iron firepot and
cast front with double feed doors.
swing top, with Tin. lid on top and
nickel ring has three nickel foot
rests. large ashpan, shakes through
side OF base, with draw center
CRATE and Is n very handsome stove
In appearance: made TO burn coal,
wood and bark Regular price
$3.50, Clearance Sale price $3.50.
No. II Junior oak We still
have fun line OF our Junior
Oaks; sizes run from If TO i7-in.
firepot This stove has been one
of our very popular sellers TO any
one wanting a plain stove for a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-18
Kitchen Furnishing Dept

Scalloped Cake Pans. with or
without tube Regular price 1ac
TO zoe: Clearance sale price &C.
Family size Flour sitter. Reg
ular price i5c. Clearance Sale price
Toe.
Egg Whipe. Regular price &c;
Clearance Sale price Sc,
Standard Lanterns, Regular
price 75o. Clearance Sale price i5e.
Gravy Strainers. Regular price
Zoe: Clearance Sale price &c.
Doughnut and Cake Cutters,
Regular price DC each: Clearance
Sale price, three for &c.
MIX skinner. Regular price
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-18
MORTALITY RECORD

The funeral OF Lincoln q. Els
aged IS years. who died at Tacoma
January 10. was held from Bonney
a Stewards chapel here at o'cloek
today. Intsrment was at Lake view
cemetery.
The body OF W. f.armear was
shipped 60 Rnohomlsh. Wash, by
nonnsy a Stewart today.
The funeral OF william Potter was
held today from tho family residence,
Ti3 Beacon place. Rev. j, Il, ID
Liwyd onicihtsd. and tntcrmrnt was
made In M. Pleasant cemetery.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-18
FOR GERMAN
SANGER FEST
Great Preparation Being Made Tor
Coming Festival OF Soma

German eitlHens are ne present
busy perfectlnE arrangements for "a
magnificent singing festival. which
will be held some time during this
coming July Ia this city. Al the lead
tina singing societies OF Puget sound
aud, no doubt, some from California
and oregon win participate. and " is
intended 10 make this occasion a
memorable one.
Tho fiedeFkrauA ~ the primo
mover tn this festival. which viii
bring great many strangers TO this
city.
The festival win last about three
days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-18
INTERESTING
COMP ARISONS

In 1901 there were but two other
cities In the United States where
more building permits were issued
than In Seattle. Those cities were
Chicago and Philadelphia Seattle
even exceeded New York. The
number Of permits and their value
were IN the following cities as ap-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-18

Jim IL a shFewd man. WHEN a
young man Rppiys 20 him for posi-
ton. among other questions IL also
asked DO you get your clothes
made By the Seattle Tailoring Co.
1901 First avenuef Rest clothes for
the money west OF tho Misslsslppl
river.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-18

Arrangements have been made
with the United States Bonding and
Trust Company whereby the work
on tho Seattle a Tacoma interurban
line win be resumed Monday. Opcr-
ationn wsre Suspended the fret Of
the year because the contractors
claimed they wsre losing money The
trust company. which went good Tor
the contractors. has promised 10 con-
tiufte fha vork
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-18
Pump Department

This department includes a com
plete assortment OF horizontal
double acting pumps, hydraulic
rams. az well as large list OF
shallow and deep wen pumps. We
have an over-stoek Of No. pitch
or Spout Pumps. regular price has
been s2.O0: Clearance Sale price
s1.55. Everything else In the de-
partment sold at the same pro-
portionately low prices.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-18

San Francisco Boats

The steamer santa Ana Of the
Krune line called this afternoon for
San Francisco. Gho carried fat
passenger list and d general cargo.
The collier steamer ProKreaso from
San Francisco 60 Seattle for car
10 81 coal passed Nrnh bay at .
o'clock this morning. She r. eH-
pectod here some time this after
noon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-18
Hotel and Restaurant Sup
ply Department
NICKEL TED coFFEE
URNS.

NICK Ell PLA TIE d CoFFEE
uRNS.
Flat and round tor urns, with
coffee and water gauges, and bar
ometer; sizes 3, and gallon
ranging in price from s2T.oo 90
5000. During our Clearance sale
n liberal discount win be given.
CHRISTY IMPROVED MIXER
Three separate machines for
three distinct purposes; For may.
onnaise dressing, beating eggs ana
whipping cream; something entire
ly new here. Regular price sl.sQ'
Clearance Sale price si.25.
BUTLERs'TRAYs AND STANDS
Trays OF antique oak. with brass
trimmings, Sizes l7iAxisih IN
stand 81 in. IN height. Regular
price $3.50 complete; Clearance
sale price S4.0Q.
IDEAL FOOD CHOPPER.
Medium sized for family usA
viii chop all kinds Of meats q
vegetables. Regular price Sl@'
Clearance Sale price SL90.
STOCK POTS.
Genuine Agate Stockpots, in !
and 9-gallon sizes. Being over
stocked. we win sell them during
this clearance sale at a great r.
duction.
SOUP STOCK POTS.
Extra heavy retinned wroughs
steel, with or without strainer ans
lin. brass faucet. holding J aha
gallons. Regular price $3.50 any
S375; Clearance Sale price Ss.OV anu
$500.
TuMBI4ER DRAWERS.
Fancy painted Tumbler Dram,
eIe, size l5xt1a. Regular Pr"
Si.25; Clearance Sale price I5c.
A big discount is also given On
French Ranges. Bakers oNsns
Butchers and Bakers Suppnse
during our January Clearance sa'e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-18
COLLAPSED

BARCELONA, Spain. Jan. ia
boiler exploded in a spinning fac
tory al rucnte Dc Vnumarh today.
The building collapsed ana many
persons were buried IN tho debris.
The casualties nrc heavy, but have
not boon rnnnItnd w 10 Ihla hour.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-18

Fine Superior Furnaces, cased
ready to put In a house, of suf-
ficient size TO heat an ordinary
eight or nine-room house. Regu-
lar price $4,000. but during this
Clearance Sale they Will so at
SO. 90 while they Inst.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-18
Clipping from Reporter. efaad
Rspfda. Mis

The nsws OF the tragic death OF
Frank CorriVeau. meaEcr motto. Of
which was published IN last weeks
Reporter. has been confirmed and
enlarged upon BY later dispatches
and letters received b hia parents
here during the past week. IL seems
that he and two other men had beeu
prospecting IN tbs Mount Baker min
Ing district about rs miles from
seattle. and his death occurred from
injuries received IN premature dis
charge % dynamite that they were
using in tnslr work. as indicated Ia
their nrst telegram received here,
The rVmalna were considerably dis
figufed BY this explosion. but by thr
clever work o. Collins sherman
Foley Undertaking Company Of Sc
attic. they were made 20 present
quits a natural appearances. except
Ing some discniufatign Of the flesh.
which could not b. overcome. Nj.
sherman % this company had known
Prank IN Montana ana the great
kindness and consideration shown
In their letters and trieEramH 20 bis
parents. II taken as an Indication OF
hia friendship for the deceased.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-18
Dr.. kline's Illness

DR.. II. ID. Kline. president % the
King County Medical society. lies at
the point Of death at the Seattle
General hospital with a severe at
tack % pneumoria. His recovery
"a believed to be doubtful.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-18
Stove Repair Dept

We handle a complete line Of the
Adams Break-off Stove Rrepairs,
suitable for any sire or kind OF
stoves and ranges. and during this
sale discount OF 20 per cent. win
be given on any item bought from
this dppartmenf