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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-15
MISSED nOG
NIT HIS WIFE

GHEENSBURG, Pa, May ia
mad dog running at large IN the vi
entity OF Latrobe today created the
widest terror. II entered the barn
yard OF John Linoski near that town
and attacked Mrs. Linoski, who was
engaged in milking "a COW. The dog
grabbed her by the forearm and she
was unable TO shake the mad brute
off.
Her screams brought her husband
to her aid. lie drew his revolver
and fired az the dog. His aim was
bad and the bullet struck his wife,
making a serious wound In the groin.
Finally the husband succeeded In
compelling the animal 20 loosen It's
hold on his wife's arm. The dog
then turned on Linoski, tearing the
flesh from his right arm. After n
terrific battle the dog was driven
away. Both husband and wife ara
badly hurt, the latter being In a
critical condition. Physicians ex-
,tracted the bullet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-15
BOB BURDETTE

Robert j. Burdette, the "Hawkeye
Man. Will be the last attraction In
the series OF lectures that have been
given during the winter by the local
Y. M. G. A. lie will speak on Good
Medicine" at the rooms OF the ASSOC
citation on May 81. Mr.. Burdette Is
well known in Seattle, having been
here before. lie rs one OF the fore
most humorists OF America, and his
books are widely read. Since 1896 he
has been one OF the most entertain
ing speakers before the public. His
lectures nre marked by quaint OBJ
servations and quiet sarcasms mixed
with frequent flashes of humor that
keeps his hearers laughing almost
continuously.
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BURNED IN
RESCUINC
HIS WIFE

ID. w. Davis was considerably
burned and his invalid wife suffered
a shock in a fire at the family resi-
dence. corner Western avenue and
stewart street shortly before 9
this morning.
The fire started from nm sver-
heated chimney IN the kitchen OF the
home. Before II was discovered the
flames had reached considerable pro-
portions. An alarm was turned In
ana the apparatus responded. Before
IFS arrival. however. Mr. Davis ran
back into the house 10 rescue his in
valid wife. who was In a room ad-
joining the kitchen. MFR. Davis car
ried her out. but IN doing 80 was
burned in passing through the fire.
His hair was HinRed and his face and
hands quite badly burned.
The fire was put out after Il had
damaged the furniture Of the house
10 the extent % 400. The building
suffered injury 10 the extent Of $3.50.
The loss 10 partially covered BY in
surance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-15
ANANIAS
HAvEMEYER
MANUFACTURER LEAvIrT SAYS
nE 10 A FRAUD

WASHINGTON. ID. C. May is
Hayward Lcavitt. the beet sugar
manufactures. today continued his
testimony before the senate commit.
tee on Cuban relations. He charged
Havemeyer with having practiced
direct fraud on the American people
in having testified before the com
mlttee 20 what he knew was not
true.
Lcavitt contradicted Havemeyers
statement that the sugar trust had
no intlmation of the impending leg.
isiAtion for Cuba BY citing the adj
mission by the trusts advertising
agent that he had secured the pub
lleation OF paid articles In various
newspapers urging reduced tariff
rates ON Cuban sugar. he also cited
Havemeyers statement that the con-
saner would receive no benefit from
the proposed reduction while AZ the
same time holding out 20 the public
the promise Of cheaper sugar u the
proposed reduction were made.
In view Of the statements made by
Leavitt u IL possible Havem@yer will
be given another hearing before the
COMMITTEES. where he may be given
a chance 20 explain the apparent
contradictory nature of his remarks.
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MOVE
HAS new BACKING
MR. BuRcH OF cENTRALlA LEAVES sEArTLE TWO WELL
KNOWN CITY ATTORNEYS TAKE HoLp-rgx RICHARD
BELIEVED TO De THE FINANCIAL BAckER

for weeks been threatening trouble
for the gamblers unless allowed TO
open his house which he fitted up
at heavy expense before Mayor
Humeu was elected. He Chains he
paid 81 900 into the HumcH campaign
fund and was promised police pro-
lection and fun gambling privileges
for two years IN return.
When he attempted 10 open the
police closed him. saying First av-
enue south business men would not
stand for hlH gambling house. Since
then the boss gamblers have tried IN
every way 20 oonciiiAte him. He was
offered AN interest in the newly rem
ovaied California Club. formerly
conducted by N. ~ Kennedy. He
was offered substantial lump sums
uf money. lie was offered n month.
~ revenue. But he refused them all.
Something TO Drop
Last nlsht Richard and lss partner
George OReiliy began making myE-
FERROUS hints that the gamblers
would soon hear something drop. To-
day dozen people know that Rick
ard and oReillY yesterday evening
asked Prosecuting Attorney Fulton
for warrants for the arrest ~ all the
gamblers Mr.. Fulton refused them
ia accordance with the rule he long
ago announced. that he would not
allow his office TO be used for prl-
vate purposes Ia any gambling war
Rlckhrd and o'Reiiiy left. saying
they had engaged an attorney and
vowinE vengeance upon the other
gamblers Today Judge Winsor and
Mr. Powell came upon the scene.
Richard has often stated that he
kEA - 81 at ~
Western Club and would so broke in
opening u or closing his rivals IN
business
IL ts probable that the nsw sttor-
nsyR for the Anti.sAioon League viii
make no move for several days.
since Judge WinsoF requested Prose-
cutting Attorney Fulton 20 postpone
action IN all pending gambling cases
until his return from Olympia.
The Columbia Cases
No action was taken IN the crusade
prosecutions today. In the gambling
eases the formal change Of venue
from Justice kslso Of Columbia 10
Justice Cam has not been made. AZ
20 his own Jurisdiction In the slot
machine caaas Justice Kelno has not
yet consulted Prosecuting Attorney
Fulton. when he does 70 Mr.. Fulton
will advise him that b. II rtili jus
tlee OF the peace Of Columbia in fact
~ not In law.
The authorities are conflicting.
said Mr. Fulton this morning. But
I have no doubt that Justice kelso
IL Justice ~ the peace In coiumbia
precinct de facto and has power 70
issue warrants In criminal cases. He
II hia own successor by election. and
even " he asa not qualify for his Sec
ond term. l believe he II holding the
office under shadow Of law and not
as an uHurpsr Anyway. II Is for
fne state and net for a private In
divianai 10 au@stscn his authority"
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|OTINC ON
/ SATURDAY
|eaARy SITE THE IMPORTANT
ISSUE AT STAKE

= saturday the people of Seattle
y have an opportunity TO vote
n Ne question Of the issuance OF
&xe bonds TO purchase a sits for
y Carnegie library. When Mr..
k1gie made his nunificent dona-
b 4 900 80 shortly after the old
1>x7 was burned. he specified that
! ~ must provide a site for the
zzg and also for It's malnten-
N Several sites were offered.
= runrsl after much elaboration
1rezg upcn what 10 known ss the
Ekzrn site. This tract OF land
epes the block al the northeast
u Of Fourth avenue and Spring
- the stipulated price being
t,Mgh this ate was the chosce
~ council. there Is some doubt
y the people voting for Its pur-
y In the past few weeks 4 dis
Hntiuent has arisen and Is
ing. that 500. 900 Is too much
y % pay for that particular
ne anti Msaeharn site people
xnking the most 90 the short
AMI 10 influence votes I'm the
%. The probabilities are.
M. that the prospect OF hav-
Ia fne library within a short
= II influence the majority OF
N1x b vote for the purchase Of
\ Z, anf there ena IL. There are
fas azn 1900 voters registered.
W W ukzf vote viii probably bs
ma
1tH a registration clerks at
q n ID are getting the ballot
se1s zzafed and everything In
nst5n fr the election. The vot-
/ - 1&es vii. in almost all cases.
! ~ xrre az those used In the
A1rt zrntcipai elections.
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city has engaged attorneys who are
now seeking TO establish his real re-
iasionnhip.
A brother. sister and niece. togeth-
or with six ofher brothers, living In
northern AuKtro- Hungary. also are
interested. The estate Of the bishop
II said 70 be IN the hands OF the Cali
fornia state chamberlain" 10 whom
IL was turned over by the Orphans
court.
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uTTNER'S
TROUBLES
NlR or srERlFFs sWooP
WIN ON The NEW &c.
ENLISTMENT

10, sioFts Of ". II. Butsnsr to re-
~ himself in business IN Sc
lae Battner Investment Co.,
...'tnlng met with q check.
~ 81 Sheriff cudihees men,
~ IN q writ Of execution COM
~ Lsi3 to make $500 out Of
st- ~ ,rrs goods and chatteis,
=. 49, 100. a9fa upOH tho nov invest
&. Ayanys elegantly furnished
\ WI the MeIopoie Hotel build
~ few minutes threaten =
". them a realm OF dreary
~ cafting on deske
- 4. f.fsz ard Brussels car =
llss.' 1'is'y the writ. After 3 few
B 49, p.tfleT. however. Mr.. Butt
ss.s..-.oel the officers 10 content
N sss with making a formal
Hs,.a 'asy departed with Mr..
is,ss, fcEnlas 70 give bond Tor
~ ~ I the property seized.
~ s"nat Brought II On
~ sAt vas sequel 10 tbs
','a1, ~ ana prosecution Of SIR.
NJ 49, charge ~ obtaining
IA ss rf false pretensaa. one
FL be.s.ssa victims Of Mr. Butt .
w, ~Xss methods waa Roscoe
safIse ~ eialned 10 have been
sfsi, ~. q 1900 Ia a newspaper
~ Iss sred BY Buttnsr.
tuttner vas brought
.tsI,,, eanadS and chargsA with
''shl ~ Justice court. Green
: sivli suit 10 recover his
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money. AIR. Buttner allowed II to
SO by default.
Judgment was entered. and To-Day
Green gave sheriff Cudihee m In
demnity bond and ordered him to
satisfy the judgment by levying In
the new Investment companys nar-
niture.
Mr.. Ruttner claims that furniture
IS the company's. ana not HIS own.
Green claims Mr.. Ruttner IL the only
party who has n substantial interest
IN the nroperty
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-15
|GH|NESE MAY COME
N HORDES THROUGH
BLUNDER IN BILL
Singular Error Found Whereby Exclusion
Measure Is Almost imperative

free admission OF English citlHena
into this country. II appears there-
fore that the gates may be opened
for the entrance o. hordes OF Chi.
nesa. Attorney General Knox has
been asked 20 interpret the treaty.
This. Ia n measure. is thought 10
account for the cemplacency with
which the members Of tho Chinese
embassy have regarded tho paesaEe
Of the bill as they subsidized into a
suspieiousiy pleasing silence after
IN bill weat through. WI Ting Fang
Is quoted as having said the blil was
almost az good as throwing dowr the
bars. and he believed his countrymen
would be satisfied with Il after they
understood its provisions. Certain
Il Il, however. that the agitation that
will now be made win be anything
but satisfactory 20 the minister.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-15
UNCEASINC
ERUPTI0NS
PgLEE STILL AcTIvE-ANoTH.
gR OFF AJaccIo

LONDON. May 1.-THE London
Daily TeseEraph's St Lucia cores
pondent enblee that he has just re-
turned from H. Pierre. and the fires
there have ceased burning. Pelec In
stiii throwing ashes 10 the north
ward. and there 10 grave fear thRs
the eruption viii again break forth
II In hardly possible though that
II could do any more damage. az all
Inhabitants have ned from any por-
ton that could be harmed in such an
event. and the FIRE and aNh-swept
radius IL sufficiently large so that no
more property loss II apprehended.
stiil In Fear
MARREILLEF May ia citizen
named uuichard today received n
csbtegram from Trinite. on tho ia
land Of Martinique. stating that his
family had been compelled TO leave
an another volcanic eruption Ia mo-
mentarily expected.
OF Ajaooio
AJACCTO, Corsica. May ia
submarine volcano of the San GUM
aires isles, In the Gulf OF AjaccIo. IL
active. Tho water OF the gulf 10 be-
ing violently agitated.
Dixie Sails
NEW YORK. May iS.--The Unit
"a states transport Dixie sailed last
night for Fort De France. carrying
5000 tons of proviaionH. supplies and
medicines for the Martinique sur
vivorg. II IL expected that she will
arrive In her port Of destination
Tuesday. Admiral Parker OF the
Brooklyn navy yard says the Buffalo
IL In readiness 10 sail on n moment \
notice.
False Alarm
NAPLES. May While Vesu-
vius has been unusually active. Il
has been decided by those who have
examined that there is no cause for
the alarm which was sent out yester-
day. not only through the press. but
20 government ofiiciais.
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David started out ON a spree a
couple OF weeks ago." he said. lie
sold all Of the furniture he had in hls
house for drink. and left his help
less wife 20 sleep on the floor My
wife and a few other women IN the
neishborhood took charge Of the i'm
valid. and she IL now in the care Of
The associated charities.
Had Razor
Tuesday night David came home
with o strange woman. Both were
intoxicated and created considerable
disturbance, Their lewd actions In
side Of thu house could be seen
through the open windows By num-
beers % children who had collected
With a racer In his hand David at
tempted 20 drive away the collected
p-ople, but the crowd only grew
larger, Finally he and the woman
left. and the policeman arrested
them later In a saloon"
Judge George. after the testimony.
Imposed a To-day sentence on each
OF the defendants.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-15
M'INTYRE
SENTENCED

A. ID. Mcintyre pleaded guilty to-
day 70 having obtained $50 from the
Rainier Grand hotel under false pre-
lenses. and was sentenced TO six
months IN the county jail.
Mcintyre sent box filled full Of
paper 70 the Rainier Grand hotel,
which was supposed 20 contain a
dress quit for ons 81 the guests who
was absent. Mcintyre collected 40
from the company on the Imaginary
suit
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AN APPEAL
TO SEATTLE

wIATCoN. May 1.-THE Erccerp
Of Beiiingham Bay have prepared
resolutions which they will forward
20 the Seattle Johbera' Association
requesting accommodations from
that body 20 manufacturers and
brokers To recognize the Washing
ton Grocery Company o. Whntcom.
The request which the Seattle job
bess are asked 10 sign .s as follows;
The undersigned members Of the Sc
attic Jobbefs' Association hereby re-
quest manufacturer ana brokers 20
supply the Washington Grocery
Company ~ whatcom all goods IN
their respective iinea required by the
whatcom firm at the same prices
and on the same terms. quantities
considered. az supplied 10 members
Of the aforesaid association"
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sAsEINGTuN. II. c.. May is.--
!. sssoates u Chinese exclusion
!. EARNED over an apparent flaw
/, = Nh recently passed when con.
= rs-enar,ed TIA cid Geary law
"a few notifications.
= ~ the changes provides that
- shall be excluded SO far as
,ane Is net Inconsistent with
l : obligations. II appears that
rnds az Cinnamon IN Hong
! Singapore and other Eastern
= are English citlsens. Other
mnsds could become Rrltishers
|. azrs a CHRISTIAN oath aud sign-
y ) payer.
y treaty. obligations require the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-15
WILL WALK
BACK HOME
Mr.. mErzLgR or EVERETT HAD
a GOOD TIME ANYHOW

A genuine good time In Seattle
costs considerably more than II does
in Everett. Louie Mesnicr. resi-.
dent OF the latter city. will swear 20
this fact. Louie came 90 Seattle iast
night and started cut 10 zee the
sights. He saw many 81 them In
the nolay eoncert halls he made love
70 ths painted soubrettea ard drank
a quantity Of tsnderioln fire water.
Finally ne found n ltstir nsunds
IN love. Ee had so when he met
her. but u ala not take him long 20
separate himself from that amount.
he staggered into police headauAr-
t~rs this morning and told his truu-
hles as " " all were a huge joke
Louie viii @con start Tor Everett.
II IL said he viii walk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-15
WATER REPORT

Thho report OF the superintendent
OF lighting and water has been com
pleted and viii be filed with the
mayor tomorrow. Nothing of the
report VIII be made public until the
mayor receives all the department
reports and presents them 20 the
council. The watsr ONCE report will
include summary OF the operation
OF the Cedar river system up to the
first OF this year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-15
BYCOMMITTEE

WASHINGTON. u. c., May Ia
The state department today received
the following dispatch from United
states Minister Powell In HAytl.
dated Port Au Prince: ~ commit.
tee OF III has been organised for the
conduct % affairs. Of which the
chairman ia sx President Canal.
Committees o. this character have
been organized In all citlss. All IL
quiet At present.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-15
FIVE AT a BIRTH

PoUGHKEEPsIE, n. r., May Is.
--tsainh Rhodes OF Baileys Gap, IN
ster county, announced In this city
today that his daughter, Mrs. Jas.
aged 20, OF fuckers Cor
ners. a hamlet In Ulster county, yes
terday savebirth 20 Ave children, all
girls, and that all ure doing well.
Mrs. McG0wnn's other children are
a son and pair OF twins.
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RETURNS $4,000
NECKLACE

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. May fs.--
Mrs. Chas. II. Da Costa lost a pearl
necklace which cost $4,000. several
days ago, and yeaterday advertised
for its recovery after detectives had
failed TO find II.
A few hours later the auperintend-
ent OF the Sixth avenue line notified
Mrs. la Costa that her necklace had
been found on a car scat by one OF
his conductors. when Mrs. Da Costa
called at the uperintendents ONCE
for the pearls she left $3.50 for the
estv
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-15
Eduard ehnN'a Inaueat

Coroner Hoye Is this afternoon
holding an inquest over the remains
II Edward ". Shaw who was killed
w the Northern Pacific railway ae-
cldent At INTERPLAY yesterday
The Jury viewed the remains az
the residence on Yesler way and
returned 20 the undertaking parlors
Of Butterworth A. Sons al 2 o'clock
this Afternoon, where the testimony
In the case ~ being taken,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-15
TWO MEMBERS SICK

Two members Of the board OF pub
ilb works were unable to appear az
their accustomed duties at the city
hail today. city Engineer Thomson
IL confined 10 his home with the grip
and Superintendent Of Streets and
Parks Little " suffering from the ef-
fects Of a fall received while going
across Woodland park with the coun-
cil committee on parks, the day be-
fore yesterday. Both Mr., Thomson
and Mr. Little expect TO be cole to
be down 10 work again IN a couple OF
dava
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-15
HORSETHIEF
IS LASSOEn
BY RANCHERS

} NORTH YAKIMA, May rs.
Gus White, who is accused
81 being a horse thief OF some
, note. a late arrival from
the East, was arrested last
night near Tamplo IN a pocui-
lar manner and brought here
, where he was lodged In
Jail. White robbed Daniel
, Kenny Of $50 and a horse and
, saddle. Neighbors Of Kenny
were notified OF the robbery
: and Joined together 10 cap
ture White. They approach
ed him from three sides and
, simultaneously lassoed him.
His only weapon was a pock-
ct knife. He was then brought
; TO town at a ropes end and
bound over 10 be tried In the
\ superior court,
} o u . . . o g . o 8 o o o @ q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-15
MHRYSvILLE FIRE

MARYsvILLE Wash, May 49,.
Fire broke out In kiln Of ths
MarysviIle shingie company'E plant
No. z at $3.50 clock this morning and
destroyed the plant and several
thousand shingles. The shingles
were the first Of the seasons cut.
I.oas 1900.
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FAVORABLE


NrHft4f 20 ire rfaf.
WASHINGTON. ID. c.. May i5.--
The subcommittee Of the senate
commerce committee. having the Ide
case IN charge. today concluded that
the charges were not sustained. and
agreed ~ favorabiy report the nom.
nation 10 the fun committees. The
report was made too late for action
by the commerce committee and n
final report Is not probable before
next Thursday. The opponents 10
Ide have not fiiod any charges with
the Aub.commIttee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-15
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Marriage licenses have been issued !.
Eugene a. Clark. rs. Of Whatcorn.
and Eliza Ann Talero. 20. Of Seattle !:
A. Erickson. IS. and Martha Anaer-
son. %. both Of Seattle. Gordon
scribner. n. and George Cove. 10. Of
Seattle.
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AFTER MILLIONS

NEW YORK, May lb.--secking to
prove himself one of the heirs OF a
fortune alleged 20 reach into the mill
lions. left by Martin Hoorwitz, "a
bishop of the Greek Catholic church
In California, who died nearly 20
years ago, Simon Hoorwitz af this
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-15
WANTS INSURANCE

Lars .. Some. the administrators Of
the estate OF Joseph Rex. who filed
a suit against the Mutual Life fnsur-
ance Company Of New York. for a
$4,000 life insurance policy. The de-
Tense Of the company IL that Joseph
Rex only paid one years premium.
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FOR INDIANS

WARRINGTON. u. c., May is.--
senator stewart today introduced a
bill comforting upon the court OF
claims jurisdiction over the claim
OF the Coivilie Indians for lands re-
iinquiahed 10 tho government.
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|l1hER OF
LATE CHIEF
- Vim. Meredith Soon 10 Wait
Seattle

1enin William Meredith. chief OF
EpTsrnmert bureau Of printing
e nsrasing AZ Washington. y. c..
81 amer Of the late William l.
<sl'h. viii visit relatives IN this
n within the next few days. Pri-
stiers received fr1rn him by
nts IN this city state that he has
~ left ashington and he II
z<frd % reach Seattle this even
= '9snorrow.
@'tir Meredith has for several
= osen In charge Of The import
Nfe2u now under his control.
8 besn appointed once by Presi-
harrison and again BY Presl-
hakinl@y. He NSaa a captain In
tro1 army under General HaT-
- and the lafter's warm personal
x1ow and children Of Captain
7liin's son stsii reside In this city
Hoss o. Captain MeTedith's time
spanf with them while here.
ssaHn Y. Meredith waz chief OF
4 sfAtile police department and
30 and killed by John W. Con-
" sst June.
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FOR STEALING CLOTHING

J, Cornell and Jas. Black were ar
rested by Policeman John HUFF this
morning on suspicion OF stealing a
quantity of clothing.
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A DAUGHTER OF D0WIE
DIES FRICHTFUL DEATH

49, CHICAGO May Esther powe the only daughter
AeNahdef bowe died last night
Svsd Wsanesdsy ornns True to the teachings OF the sect OF
whch bowie " the head physician called
srls intense snerngs Miss powe curling her hair
the Zion hotel on
which she was heating the curling
municated hAis
The gris brought occupants building
70 her room hlo they found her the floor
1890
When the blankets found 10 be
burned almost beyond
Hloughed
Nothing To vasei.
When powio wasa
unconscious
offered continually medical was ct
A a when
regular
by Dowia he last
however,
her last when the physician arrived.
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EooL THlEF sENTENcEo

All Yung. an apparently intelligent
C'hinauan, was sentenced TO 30 days
in the county Jail By Justice George
today on a charge Of petty larceny.
The celestial IL accused Of pilfering
tools from houses in process OF cree
ffaff
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VICTORIA. y. g.. May ib.-The
Princess May. on her way 10 Via
torta from Skagway last night.
struck a log and broke one u the
blades % her propeller. shs goes into
the drydock here today and sails
north Saturday or Sunday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-15
STREET COMMITTEE

Tho street committee met this af-
ternoon AZ the city hall and discuss.
cd various matters In connection
with local mprovements