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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-07-30
WIFE vrRDERER EXECUTED

Dannemora " Y. July 2s-George D. Middle
town. of Pottersville. y Y, executed by cleo
tricty at Clinton Prison to-day for the murder OF
his wife on June % 1901. She was the daughter
Of George Stanton. a well known Adirondack guide
and four small children are left orphans as a re-
suit OF their fathers crime.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-07-30
BRYAN AT BLOCK ISLAND.

Block Island r. l.. July &.-willism Jennings
Bryan arrived at Block Island this afternoon from
Bridgeport aboard Lewis Nixon's yacht Loudoun.
They viii be the guests here OF DR.. John n Grid
ner, OF New-YOrk-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-07-30
L. S. STEEL BUYING MINEsg
REPUBLIC IRON COMPANY CONSIDERING A
PROPOSITION TO SELL.

PROPOSITION TO SELL.
Cleveland, July 29-''The Plaindealer'' says to-
day: The United States Steel Corporation and
other copsumers of ore in the market to buy
mining property in the Lake Superior district. and
several deals that will probably be closed
in a few weeks A letter has been sent to the
stockholders of the Republic Iron Company, which
operates the Republic Mine. the Marquette
range. and which is an old shipper. as follows;
1.-The officers of this company have been APP
preached by a large consumer of iron ore with a
suggestion that they would like TO consider the
purchase of all. or, of not less than controlling
interest, of the stock of the Republic Iron Com
pany. The directors have had the matter under
careful consideration for some time. with the re-
suit that the Judgment of a majority of them ia
vOrs sale. with the opportunity for all who wish
join provided that price of So a share can be
obtained.
Several of the local stockholders have sent their
certificates to W. D. Rees, treasurer of the com
pany.
THE identity OF the putative purchaser Is not
given
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-07-30
CUBAN SECRETARY'S WIFE I'LL.
GRAVE FEARS ENTERTAINED FOR LIFE oE
MRS CARLOS zALpo.

Liberty, N Y. July q CspeciaD--Grave fears are
entertained here for the life Of Mrs. Carlos ZaIdo
wife Of the Cuban Secretary OF State, who lies I'll
a her cottage
Il was at first believed that Mrs. Zaldo would
quickly recover from her sickness, but a RELAPSE
has given a setback which might result in her
death any minute
Senior Zaldo has been cabled for and is expected
70 arrive from Havana on Thursday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-07-30

FULLER co. APPROVES MERGER PLAN.
At meeting yesterday of directors of the George
A. Fuller Construction Company the plan for the
with the other Companies in the combination.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-01-02
Sin usrthboQer 0eminn.

Gin tusrtbboler Geninn. 9err
Sbomas SO. Mauorp, Elm 9ea@teter
garser .uon Youns's Greet, Wo.,
ienbet : folsenbes S@reiben: ugine
Webisin, Sorni's Glpentrduter Slut
beleber s%enonnt, beiien sic tn Sbrer
3eituns g%rmdbnuns tbaten, mar Elm
mirtli9er Sesen fur mid. Sd bin
bod in sSabren. Wan@mal fablte
i'd 10 elenb, baB i6 ba6te es sinse
balb NIT mir gum 9ebten unb CAB ale
Soffnuns auf, je wieber better gu wer
BEN. Mein @ebd6tnibuermOsen mar
sel6md6t unb i6 fonnte meber cine
galtulation MAIDEN, nod einen Con-
trait ausarbeiten. Oa bOrte i'd pon
bieier Webisin unb besann iofort eine
Sur bamit. Oils Gelultat tann i'd
nur bemerfen, baB i6 an @ewidt uno
unb &rdften itetts sunabm unb beute
frdftiser futile mie i.tt Sabren. Sd
ueriebe mein @ei6dft mie in meinen
beiten Sabren unb babe ieitbem feline
Oottor sebrau9t. - SIM Nlter. wenn
bic &rdfte idwin6en, mirb eih milo
itdrfenbes Wtttel CUR Notbmenbisteit.
Sorni's Nlpenfrduter gluibeleber Ell.
snet ii@ gang Defenders fir berartise
Sale.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-01-02
Npti3 fir Sbanflt3enS.

SIS pirb hermit befanut sema9t, baB benz
Stabtratb BON ct. Wartin, Stearns Conn:
tp, elm ldriftlibes @eiu9 eingereidt unb in
meiner Office binterle9t murbe, in ipel6em
Don ~na6senannter Perion OIL benz betreften=
ben Ylabe UNI S6anflisers iiir bas nit ben,
IL. Sanuar 1902 be9innenben unb nit benz
IL. Sanuar 1908 ablaufenoeu Sabre nadse:
iudt wirb: SrauS 81 e T. III einem
24x4S SUB srobem, elm Stod bobem @ebaus
be, aui Der s@ gds ron Sgt Ssi pom sec.
Der ,sront nod benz Siibmeiten, Gisentbum
bes Sp. 9oosbroef tint 8iaa9e ct. Wartin.
@enanntes @eiu9 wirb pom 9enanntem
Stabtratb in Der ant 10. Sanuar 1902 itatt:
finbenben Sisuns erOrtert nnb barber be-
itiiumt werben. ge;eust unb nit benz Stabt:
iieSel uerlebeu am 81. DECEMBER 1901. AS
Soepb Sloui9en Prdfibent.
SacobD iebri9s 8, &ecorber.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-01-02
6 s Qofp Yer @tnhtrnth hp,

Cas- GATE Ser Stabtratb Be-
miQiste in leiner lebten 8eriammluns
$500, Inn einenD elesaten gum gensreb
gu i@iden, Der CUR @r0fnuns Der &ez
lerpatton fir BEN 0anbbau unb sesen
gr6Hnuns bes Nationalparfes iein
geites beitrasen fol-.
Mnofa. = Sie Nnota. @eflisel-
Nhociation mirb ibre uierte Sabress
austelunS pom 8. bis "A. Sanuar
~incluiipe balten; man perlpri9t It9
cine iebr 9robe Sbeilnabme.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-01-02
"a go -, SNo;I Go So, II

&eb8 n = @eil iie ben in
Der bieiisen ELECTROMAGNETIC nr=
tersebradteu Ebomas Wasener &C.
si9tist, murben swei In benz Snititut
anseitellte Yerionen auf ben @runb
bin, bab has Y,iseln obne Nutorttdt
ee19ab, entla11en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-01-02
Wenisin hes 90. Sabrbun nerts.

gascarets ganbp gatbartic 1T ben
alten Ytuen : @iften unb filllt9em
YbpIif 10 melt poraus als bas elettri:
i6e 2t9t Der SalsferSe. G9t mar
firt 6. 6. 6. Nie In 8ulf perfauft.
sSn auen N~potbefen 10 Gents.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-01-02
Gin &anias Yrebiser.

{ &eu. 8. g. goulton pon Circle.
uiae, &s., iast: rOr. @arner-Sbr
@bite @ine Of Gar Sprup rpurbe In
meiner Samilie sebrau9t, unb td
fanb, bab baslelbe ned better lit, als
sic beanipru9en. gs 1T eine rai9e
Surf fur aue Salss unb 9unsenleiben. /"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-01-02
New Process
Steam-LaundN

Wenn 10, bann miro es ii6 gu9 lobnen
nidt auBer a6t gu laiien, bab mir Guer @i=
sentbum b%ebanbeln, als mare es bas unieri.
sc. @ir baben bic p%oaitanbiste 0ai9an:
falt i'm Norbmeiten unb liefern eriter 6laiie
arbeit. g8ir gebrau6en feline @bemifalien f.;
mir perberben baber Cure Saden ni9t. @enn
Sbr refine arbeit uus bette gebanblun9 MOTT
bann bentt an nns. llniere Yreiie iinb nieb
ri9er ais i%onitpo, unS mir beiorsen Cure ga
n,ilienwai4e biatser, als Sbr es ielbit tbun
f6nut. @rfunbist unb iiber3eugt @ud. @i,
boben @senten in ben %umliesenben Stdoten.
g. 8. Weper Sautpftp a5Ganffalt,
@isentbiimer.
Sople's @ebGube an 5. Qpe. g. ct. Glonb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-01-02
@ie feht's nm Cure Nieren?

Or. Sobb's Sparasus Yilleu beileu ALT
hierenleibeu. Strobe trei. Ibr. StertiH4
Remebu Co.. Chicago ober N. ..
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-01-02
Sericbt Der SpmntD : illus.
Sleidbmm9sbebDrbe.

On ben N6ib Soaro Der County
gommiiidre Don Stearns COUNTY,
Wtnn. 6erren! - Wir, Der unter
Sei9nete Boarb of Nuoit bes senann.
ten County, perlammelt in Der Office
bes gountpl9asmeiiters bes senann:
ten gountp am Z. DECEMBER 1901.
UNI bic 8etrdse, Bidder unb 8eles
l6eine bes Stsarns County S9as
meiiters gu unteriuden unb gu beitim:
men bic Nrt, 8ei9reibuns unb ben
8etras Der Sunbs i'm S9asamte, be.
ri9ten biermit, baB MIR senannten
S9asmeiiter beim 8esinn bes Sc
l1dftsiabres am 8. DECEMBER 1901
su'ben ueri9iebenen Sunbs i'm 8etra.
&c pon $37, S19.6 so peri6ulbet unb
benielben i'm 8eitbe Der Sonbs CUR
Oeduns senannter S@ulb, mie folst,
fanben:
8aar i'm S9retn $ 469. SO
8aar Stems, @elbamet=
iunsen, @beds nno gofts
marfeu -. -. 81. SO
Sonn: Nnmeiiunsen 80. 1855
County Nnmeilunsen -. 1926
Oeponirt In Wter9. Scat.
8anf ct. gloub 16,211.16
Oeponirt in grite, Scat.
9ant ct. glou6 975.75
Oeponirt in gt1ter Scat.
8anf Saut Centre. 2,S19 "a
Oeponirt in Bant Nortb
Mmertca Welroie 49,. 3,O43.2 20
Oeponirt in Nlbanp 8ant 1,461, So
Deponirt in Yapnespiue
2,OS2.17
Seponirt in &imbau9 ant 1908 70
Seponirt in Gidmonb
............... 1859
Oeponirt in Belgrade
oull VAL
Seponirt in gant pon
goplan, 8radett & 60. 1872 6
@elammt ...... $37, $40. go
N9tunsspol u~nterbreitet pom 8oarb
Of Nubit, beitebenb aus g. s. @ru
Der, County NubttOr, unb Senri9 +.
mpnpr NorSit,pr NpS @onrS Spr So ?
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-01-02

@eIammt $37, &c., go
N6tun9spou unterbreitet pom 8oarb
Of Nubit, beitebenb aus g. s. @ru
Der, County Nuoitor, unb 9enri6 5.
Meper, gorliter bes goarb Der Co.
@ommiidre.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-01-02

Dur9 geiorsuns pom sutem Bier unb bard
juporfommenbe prompte Bebienuns fuden
nir nns bic @unit elmer seebrten Runbi9aft
ju fi9ern. 8%efelun8en fir Samiliense:
brau1 ,uerbeh prompt beIorat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-21
CANNOT GET
THEIR MONEY
Contractors, and Not Citizens, Are
Complaining This Time

sixteen city contractors represent
81 by HallinErr. Ronald aud Rattle,
appeared before council last night
asking the council 90 comply with
the law la regard 20 the payment
of street Improvement contracts. ~
was alleged by the petitioners that
In some Instances contracts for tho
city have been completed and the
contractors have been unable 10 ue-
cure the 70 per cent or the city en-
Eineerh monthly estimate Of tho
work done.
The city laws state that n con-
tractor shall receive 70 per cent. Of
the estimate each month after tho
assessment foil shall have been APP
proved. Tho remaining 30 per cent.
IL held FOR 30 days after the compile
ton OF the contract 90 pay for de-
fertH which may be discovered by
the city engineer after the compile
ton ~ the contract
The contractors claim that the
council has been Negligent In not
seeing that the rolls are approved
ne soon a. possible. and that when
protests are filed the contractors are
compelled 60 walt for weeks until
those are settled, One instance was
quoted b. Str. Ronaid OF a eentfae-
tor who had $40 900 due him for
street improvements completed and
no bonds had been yet issued.
The council viii meet tomorrow
night as committee 81 the whole.
and the contractors VIII be given an
opportunity 20 state their case.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-21
LICENSED TO WE'D

The following marriage licenses
have been Issued Patrick ~. Me-
Mullen. aged q. and May T. Gal
iaghar. 10. both 81 Seattle. George
r.. Holloway. "a and Marciath kink.
N. both % Seattle. Walter CUR. =.
u Seattle. and Mariorie Adeli T'wich-
ell, Is. Of Everett. III. Gentry. 20, and
ArfnlnA X Chandler, -, both of ew-
attic. Louis ~ knnpiieh, b. ard
Elizabeth porthsa Nicotine Hansen.
u. both Of Seattle. HaaxAfd 7. Me
Cord. -. and Alpha ~. henderson,
81. both of Portland. Frank n. Nc
Carly, q. of sumner. and Maud J..
Bertha. ~, 20 Auburn.
Thomas NJ. Fisher. agsd = and
Daisy ". Nawiinn. -. both 81 seat
tie: John J. Joyce. "a. % kltEyllls.
and Stella A. Reynolds, =. - spo-
kans. Kari y. Eehwmrrwoldwr. IS.
ana Minnie Rindwu9ei =. both q
seattle. Isaac WligeamRn. %. and
t.lmhia w. i.akao, .. both % Frank
in. A. r. ChAnicr. -. and Maggie
Mliby, al. both ~ Seattle. John
Place. 81. and mildred Cameron. %.
both ~ Scnton. Felix puplar. 80. and
Marie Frnncoin peamunn. -. both u
arasfis Prank q. Parker. p. %
Portland. and Nellie l.. Brady. -, %
Everett. Julius Rans. "a. and olivia
Petersen, 81. both of silvanal Will
lam Harry HouKhtpn. g. ~ Seattle.
and Myrtle r. Miller. n, % Kent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-21
Fist Avenue PavInu

President Crichton ~ tho city
council, inSt night introduced n new
resolution providing for the Improve.
ment 81 First avenue between Pike
street and Denny way. The original
scheme was 90 pave the street be-
tween the points named with vitri-
fled brick. but tho new resolution
provides for whitfield brick only be-
tween Pike street ana Pine streets,
ana asphalt the remainder of the
distance.
II also provides for vitrified brick
cutters, n substantial concrete foun-
dalton ana the llks Improvement 81
the intsrHuctInE streets. Tho OBJ
ieot of the Introduction Of the new
resolution Ia that both may be thor
oughly discussed IN council and tbs
most practical ono decided upon.
The mode ~ payment viii be by
bonds extending over 10 years.
Should the council decide upon eth.
Of resolution, 70 win be n great face
TOE IN uphulldlng this particular part
uf the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-21
MARINE NEWS

The Ia Conner Trading and
transportation Co.'S steamer Falr-
haven, which recently stove q hols
IN her bottom, r. now on the ballard
ways and Will he ready Tor her run
by Friday.
The China Mutual liner Ftns suey
sails from Tacoma today with a fuit
cargo for the United Kingdom. The
big ship loaded part Of her cargo
here. and completed ~ In TacomA-
The PAX Ling. Capt. Conradi Of
the China Mutual line. Il due here
Sunday from Liverpool end the ORR
ent shs has leo tons freight for
Seattle.
The Victoria OF the Cosmos line.
lsft Port Binkeiey last night for
Vancouver. From Vancouver she
goes 10 Frisco. South American
ports and then 20 Hamburg Her
cargo r. wheat. flour and lumber.
The Cosmos line steamer Den
dsrah L. due Ia the Sound Thursday.
The Dendsrnh will load her return
cargo at Tacoma.
The British steamer Neptune left
Port Townsend this morning and
will arrive here this afternoon. She
win load wheat for the rnited King
dom.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-21
City Of Seattle In

Tho city of Seattle arrived late
last night from Lynn canal points
with "a passengers Advicea from
Juneau state that an enormous land
slide IN the basin back Of Juneau
occurred early on the morning %
January II. The Aide demolished a
part of the fiums OF the Last Chance
Mining Company, but nobody was in-
Jurvd,
A new Htrike on Muah creek n
causing excitement az tiaine'H Mis-
aiun.
ay a majority Of W the citizens of
SkaEway have decided 90 inoorpu-
rate. and the first municipal election
viii be held Ia March,
The koyukuk country IL OF great
Interest go mineH and good rwp0fta
continue 60 come from the district
A f6a0 nugget was reported Go have
been found prior to the freeze up.
A klundike pioneer named TAElah
Charley IL shy 50 $50 bills lie went
90 the hospital and loft 1850 In hls
trunk. when he got home again hu
found only hair Of his money left.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-21
THE MARKETS

The nns weather brought numbers
% buyers 60 Western avenue today,
cars OF bananas arrived In good con.
dition for = ready market. Apples
are firm. as the Eastern Washington
growers are holding stocks FOR an
anticipated scarcity later IA the sea
son. The Caiofirnia green goods. such
as beans. peas cauiifower and nrti-
chokea. which came by steamer yes
terdAy. are selling we'll
Eggs are weaker today. and to-
morrow. or. At isamt. the following
day decline may be looked for
Butter IL steady az todAy'n iiguraB
Poultry continues steady with sales
slightly on tho increase. Yesterdays
shipment q Yakima potatoes are
selling well.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-21
THEY ASK
TOO MUCH
Colombia Offers Short
Lease on Panama

WASHINGTON, u, C.. Jan. 80
The dlfticalties IN the way OF as
oenlAnce BY the United states OF me
paaAma canal ofSer ara inrreasins'
Tac Colombian government Il Pro-
posing conditions which It n scarce
Ill possible for the United states 10
Accept. Colombia wants TO mako
lease OF the route for 300 years Win
the prtVilege 81 renewal, but the
fsthmiAn c0rnai tSsion insists on a
lease In rerpssuity.
ne Report
The report on the onter OF the
Panama Canal Company shows that
the total amount OF property I'M
VOWED includes 5000 acres of land.
s.tSf building including Offices and
hospitals. large amounts Of ma
ehinery. tugs and steam dredges. cx-
cavations valued az 81. coo. 900. the
entire assets o. the Panama railroad.
and maps and drawings valued I
s. aea. eoO.
The commission estimates that II
would cost Sa5. $50 Geo less 90 eornplste
the Panama canal than u would TO
build the Niearaguan ditch.
Irrixaiien BILL
In the senate this morning. IA pre-
senting q BIN for the Irrigation Of
arid lands. Hanshrough announced
that the measure had met with the
unanimous approval Of a special
committee OF Western senators and
representatives which had the franz
ing OF the bill In charge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-21
A PITY THAT
She DRINKS
Pearl BOYD, Sixteen Years Old, In
Constant Trouble With Police

Young. pretty, innocent looking and
shy. yet wlthal one OF the worst
characters with whom the Seattle
police have Co deal. such il the
description Of Pearl Boyd. a is-yuar-
old North Seattle Eifl who Ia now a
prisoner In the city iail charged
with Nagranoy.
The police aay the giri n not alto
gether 20 hlame-had association
has brought her where SHE r.. and
she II resigned TO her fate. Although
little more than a child. Pearl ap-
pears 60 be the king pin OF all tho
North Seattle mischief.
Time and again the police have
found her surrounded by tho youth
81 the neighhorhoed IN an old vacant
lot IN Hell Town, A can u sent az
regular Intervals 60 a nsighborinK
saloon. and one BY one the followers
% this youthfal queen drop off into
state 81 heastiy intoxication.
The last time Pear was Ia the pos
lice court she was given a suspend
ed ssatenee. and told that as long
a. she behaved herself she would be
allowed 70 so free. Thiu last breach
OF peace caused her 60 receive the
1o-day sentence this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-21
TRINITY SMOKER

The smoker for the men 81 the
Trinity Parish Episcopal church that
vas TO have been given IN the crypt
Of the Trinity church. was held In
Morris hall last night Tho event
was well attended. ana many plans
were discussed for the rebuilding ~
the burned church.
A short musical program whn rem.
dsred Prof. J. r. Butler played sew
erAl piano selections. Dr. Carl Hon
man, A. u. Coon and &. Charleston
sang vocal soios.
Rev. ~. ". Gowun made n short
address relative 90 the pafish'H re-
cent loss, ana the plans for the
future,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-21
THREE men
EXECUTED
Gov. Dockery Refuses
to Commute Craft

ST. LOUIS. Mo. Jan. ai.--Notwith-
standing the threat against his life
in case he failed 90 exhibit executive
clsmeucy toward ]. l. Craft. Gov
ernor pockcry this morning gave no
sign Of interference IN the convtct's
behalf Craft was taken 10 the gal
lows and hanged AT : O'Clock.
The crime for which hc paid thr
extreme penalty OF the law yas the
killing OF n guard IN an attempt %
escape from prison. where he was
undergoing a sentence OF burglary.
lie proved q coward.
wife Murderer
wILKESnARRE Pa. Jan. H.
John Luts. the wife murderer. was
hanged here this morning. just as
the rope was being adjusted Lutz
cried. "oh don't" and collapsed.
Although Lutx has manifested an
utter hravado since his arrest he
showed aixns of breaking down aa
the time Of execution approached.
Guards held him up while the drop
was sprung.
raresgh Jealousy
KANSAS CITY. Jan. si.-AIh~s-t
Garth. n young negro. was hanged
here today for the murder % hiH
sweetheart during a NJ Of jealousy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-21
METCALF'S
HEARING

WARRINGTON. u. g.. Jan. y -~
Col wilder Meicalf. whose nominal
ton 10 be pension agent for the
Kansas district IL being held up on
the charges that be KILLED a Filipino
while thr latter was on HIS knees
begging for mercy. was heard IA his
own behalf this morning by the sen
ate committees.
NetcAif entered a positive denial
and accused his political ansuleH ana
several members Of the Twsntieth
Kansas volunteers who were Jealous
Of him Of the responsibility for the
charges.
one witness testified that three
msmhern ~ the kansas regiment In
charge ~ Two Filipino prisoners were
compelled 10 put them 70 death be-
cause gheg refused 10 accompany
them A Mntealf witness stated that
he was not present and knows nDih-
ing about the affair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-21
Pope Leo's Secretary

TT. Rev, Monslgnor NJ. Antonini.
one OF Pope LeoH secretaries and
one Of the noted prelateE Of the
Catholic church. IL In Seattle on a
visit TO Samuel Hin. lie left Rome
last October. taking the trip largely
on account OF his health, but also 10
see America. one of the few coun-
tries on the globe he has not visited.
Despite the stories printed In
American newspapers concerning the
weak state OF Pope Leo's health.
Mgr. A-tonini says that the head OF
the Catholic church II in the best OF
health Ia spite OF the fact that no
IL % years OF age.
Mgr Antonini leaves Seattle to-
morrow for Victoria. Returning here
he will go to Portland. thence to
San Francisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-21
EMBEzzLES
THOUSANDS

HELENA. Mont. Jan 2i.--The
cashier Of the Great Falls First Ma
tionai Bank. Herbert ii. Matteson.
was arrested here charged with em-
bexxlement OF funds In the amount
Of Slec. co. The discovery OF the de-
falcation came through an sxamina-
ton Of the books by Bank Examiner
j. y. Lazear.
Matteson made . fun confession
and turned over all his property,
amounting 10 about $50 900. He says
that he has been specuiating IN cop
per for months and that when the
great slump came. used the bank
funds IN the effort TO try to save his
own property from the wreck. Hts
wife went East several days ago 70
try 10 secure tha money necessary
TO make good the shortage. Matte
son was very popular and II Ia
thought friends viii coma TO his
rescue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-21
GOODBYE TO
MR.. CROKER

NEW YORK, Jan. 2i.-Fifty COW
nra viii be laid at the dinner of the
Democratic club tonight In honor %
Richard croker and 80 of the most
prominent men OF Tammany Hall
VIII gather about the banquet board.
The AFFAIR 10 Ia the nature Of fare
well dinner 90 mark MIR. Cookers
retirement from the leadership of the
famous Democratic organization,
The dinner will possess no political
Significance. according TO the state
msnts 81 those "a charge. but Will
be purely a personal tribute from y
number Of Mr.. Cookers warmest
friends. Tho souvenirs are 10 be
miniatures IN bronze ~ one 81 the
horses which Mr. Croker has entered
for the EPSON Derby.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-21
Frisco People Missing

Postmaster stewart received a let
ter today from I.ixEse HFulhRrf. ~
concerning the where bouts ~ Iose-
phlns IiuNsrr. who with her mother
came "a this city last November The
mother u reported 90 be kick al
spanEie. wash. ana the writer 10
apprghsnssye for the welfare Of the
daughter
The last place ~ residence az the
little girl IN this city wnA ti1sS Ninth
aTeuus. The postmaster requests
that anyone who knows the present
address 81 Josephine vii cosnmuni-
cate with fAEFle Bruihart. or with
Father iBRmet. sss Bush street. San
IrhnriErn.