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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-06
TO CONSIDER
new GRADES
Councilmen Meet Tomorrow Night
and Take % Cuts ana Fills

Chairman Mnidoon Of the coun-
ell street committee has given notice
that his committee VIII meet al \
o'clock al the city hail tomorrow
night, The Waellake boulevard mat
ter and the regarding Of pine street.
First. Second and Third avenues.
north u PIKE street, are the quea-
tons 60 he discussed
All property owners Interested
have h@en Invited 81 appear before
the committee. and an exception
ally Interesting meeting il looked
for
The boulevard question has been
before the committee Tor several
weeks. The plan u 70 build a bouie.
ward from Westiake avenue aud
Denny way IN a straight line 90
Fourth and Pine street
In connection with the proposed
rrgraae ~ Pine street and others.
ths various plans 10 cut down First
and Second avenues from Pike 10
Dell street. will be discussed. since
the proposed undertaking " a gigan.
tic one. u will take several meet
inga % The COMMITTEES before a re-
port can be agreed upon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-06
GAMBLING ON
THE EQUATOR
A Few Things That Happen on the
Isihmus OF Panama

The king Of gamblers and reputed
prince Of Good Fellows" G. y.
pratt. ffon Panama. knawn from
New York 70 San Francisco az Char
lie Pratt. hns been n guest ~ the
Northern hotel for several days. He
left THE morning for San Francisco,
where he VIII take steamer direct
for Panama. While here. Mr.. Pratt
received a cabieKram from the Ann
erican consul at Panama, angounc-
ing the acceptance Of his offer Of
sl52.e90 By the Columbian govern
ment for q three years lease Of the
gambling privileges for tho depart
ment Of Panama.
Mr. pratt has been back and forth
between the States and Panama for
many years. Ills first visit to the
isthnus WAS during the early days
Of construction work on the cana.
when money flowed Ike water
spent II Quickly
AFTER q couple Of years stay there
he returned to san Francisco with
a cool $4,000. ali IN silver dOilars.
alx months later ne had 10 borrow
money from friend 20 buy ticket
for Panama. His second visit was
almost as profitable. for he return
I'd With something like $4,000. His
needy friends we're everywhere on
his trail and Pratt was never known
to refuse any one. SCI ~ llttle short
~ q year he was broke again.
He has been absent from Panama
six months this time. He ~ far
from being broke. however, as he has
a certified check for 10000 an ready
to mail NJ a deposit on the payment
Of hts gambling lease Mr. Pratt
h an entertaining talker and can
tell more about the revolution now
IN progress AZ Panama than a vol
uue ~ history. THE last time
was there" said he to a Star repre-
sentative IN the lobby of the North
ern. THE revolution was In fun
ewing IT was nothing unusual
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-06

REPORTERS NOTES

Elliott station poetoffiee will be
established four miles from Rrnion.
with John J. iiorHefh IN charge,
By sticking 20 u the Interplay Inn
pruNeguent club has secured eight
more electric lights for Twenty first
avenue west and the Grand houle-
ward.
After the 9Th ~ this month thrrn
win be three German papers pub
ilshed In Seattle. The new one VIII
be the German American. edited by
Hruno Alexander.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-06
Free N qhi School

THE free night school opens this
evening IN the Central High school
building on the corner Of Seventh
avenue and Madison street The
object tonight viii be 60 ascertain
the nun. Der who desire 20 attend, and
the courses of study which they are
seeking. No entrance examinations
will be held.
ne IL hoped 10 get well started after
tonight and oil who have any lnten
ton Of attending the school ars urg
ed 20 b. present.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-06
FEDERAL COURT

Henry Y Morse Of snoqualmie Was
arrested today for the same Jffenae
he claims he thought the timber
WAS 0n his own land.
banker.
Neil McEachcrn, Scotch boiler
c3piker. 90 years old, was commit
ted 70 the insane asylum a. Stella
COON today. he II harmless, bus
afflicted with loss " memory
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-06
0. M. Will.
SOON MOVE
Major RuhIen to Locate Nine
Blocks Further North

The LEGAL Office OF the United States
duartermaster viii be moved about
the 18th OF this month from Its
apartments on the fourth floor OF the
Pacific block TO the new Denny
building on the corner of Second Av-
enue aud Union street. Here the
qunrtermaster employees will occupy
nine rooms ON the second floor. The
new headquarters win be furnished
with the most modern otIice fixtures.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-06
BURIED
TREASURE

VICTORIA, II, G., Jan. s--The
schooner HIAknlev cleared this after.
noon for Gecoe Island IN SEARCH OF
buried treasure
This II the FIRST trip that has been
made IN quest Of the old Spanish
treasure la many years. The men
who are az the head nf the present
expedition claim TO have absolute
knowledge Of the ioeation and ray
they win return with vast sums 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-06
GOLD OUTPUT

WASHINGTON. y. G.. Jan. a.
Director ~ the Mint Roberts has
issued hiH preliminary estimate ~
the gold and silver output af the
United Hiates Tor the year fsoi In
sold. Alaska produced o.. s1t 20. a
falling OF Of 81 eaa 600 Colorado
comes FIRST wffh ga nao COO. cailfor-
MIA second with SIS. 40 zoo Waah.
ington produced SEA. zoo. British
kiondtte Is given an output Of
ti5 sgs 500.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-06
STRIKE AT GAS
WORKS SETTLED

II Il reported today that tho new
schedule adopted b. the Seattle
Gas and Electric Co. Jan. l. has been
generally accepted BY the employees.
When the new order was first post
ID. neariy alt the men quit work.
since that time. however. many %
the old lands have returned TO thsir
tofs. and - II expected tha- all
PLACES win be filled BY tonigl :. only
four cid hands are yet to report.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-06
eoard Of Health Tonight

The board u health viii meet In
regular monthly s@ssion tonight at 4
o'clock 70 take M routine matters.
The new member Of the board, DR.
J. n. Loughary. wlii be Installed aud
the health officers monthly report
will be gone over.
An additional assistant health Of
ficsr and the assistant quarantine in
spector msy be appointed to help
fstrtr.s,fa rffg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-06
ASKS FOR CITY
WATER GRATIS

The following communication was
sent 20 the council this afternoon by
resident II First avenue west
Seattle. Wash, Jan. 6. 1901.
ITO Honora bic Water Department.
Il have been sick since middle Of
May last until middle 81 November.
when my wife took sick and " very
sick yet. I am home taking care of
her ~ I am unable 20 hire any orc.
And I DO ask you favor 70 lea Us
have the privilege Of a littie drink
ing water. Under our circumstances
we are unable 60 put any water IN.
Your obedieut servant,
"ROBERT RUTHERFORD"
n1aln Lat ave. west. !"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-06
CODICIL
ILLEGAL

NEW YORK. Jan. s.-The 81.
pFems court has decided that the
last codicii to tbs Wtll Of the late
II. ~ Plant. tbs Southern railway
maEnate. TYING up hls vast personal
estate until the youngest son Of his
grandson becomes ef age. il Illegal.
Mrs, Plant. by the decision, re-
celeen q. 90 .eu0 direct. instead OF an
annuity - f7o0.e The case has
been a closely contested one.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-06
FIoaiIna In the BAY

Tho body Of an unknown man was
found floating Ia the Sound near Ia
coma this morning. Coroner Hoye
was notified but there seems 90 be
q doubt aa 90 the Jurisdiction IN tho
case u IN not positively known
whether the body " in Pierce or
King county, or on the line. ~ IN
coma. the Pierce county officials VIII
take charge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-06
ON WHARF
AND WAVE
Newsy Notes OF the Harbor
and Sea Vessels That
Come and Go

The Nome steamer Senator has
now been repaired. She steamed
over from Quartefmaaier harbor and
In now az the new ocean dock.
The steamer DifiKo. OF the Alaska
Steamship tOmpnuy'n line. sailed for
Southeastern Alaska last night. She
carried o passenger iist OF 30 and
about 400 tons or freight The
steamer AisKi. OF the Pacific Coast
Company, also sailed for the same
destination.
The French ship Ernest Reyer.
which went ashore on the Washing
ton coast during the storm. can not
be iioated. SO nays Capt. J. II. Rob
crts. Of Portland. who has Just re-
turned from an examination OF the
vessel In the interest Of LloydH. and
~ now al the HRinlrr-Grand hotel
here.
The Steamer Santa Ana. sailed
yesterday morning for Han Fran
cisco with ~ passengers and 900 tons
of general freight,
capt ~ Thomas Davies. of Puget
Sound Hsfb0f 80. 10. American As
ISOLATION OF Masters and Pilots. left
yesterday for Washington. y. 9, 10
attend the grand harbor OF the az
sociaiion. which c0uvenea January
10 Mrs. Davies accompanied him.
The Puget Sound Tug company'e
tuR Tacoma has returned here from
towing the vessel Robert Hines 10
Port Iiakeiey and the Meteor 10 Port
Townsend. both after cmrg0ee
The steamer Rainier Of the Pol
lard line sails FOR San Francisco to-
morrow night. Fortystwo paEnen-
gers have already been booked.
The Austrian steamer haFienne,
with "A cargo ~ heat. steamed out
~ the bay this morning, bound for
MarreiileH. France This steamer
has "a red ana white nriskeatnck. and
az FIRST glance could be readily mis-
tahen for n United States transport
The tug Ren Ison. OF the Puget
Sound Tug Company. reached her
dock here last night. She towed into
port yesterday the schooner Glen
dale 20 Tacoma ana the Norwegian
bark Aitaveia 10 Victoria from Cali
lao. Peru. Both vessels were empty.
This schooner Pred J. Wood ar
rived az Port Townsend today.
The schooner spokane arrived at
Port Gamble today from san Fran
cisco for n cargo Of lumber.
The schooner y. s. Redfeid ar
rived at Port Townsend today.
-
Ladies' Furw made ane repaired
c. G. Berg. 1878 Third ave. -.
ufawffnwfafaun.s ftasahartssfsn frrfa.,
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lows FIRST
MESSAGE {.

NEu YORK. Jan. Mayor LOWE
fret Message 10 the newly elected
>r4rd &c aldermen was given out tha
a.sefroon The communicates Is
an notable fer its rrite~atian
nnin< hsarxuiala and ''raks-offst
D. this point II says: Against
~ hiaustous system On al as
txuu th< administration is at orsn
~ md besr<ak the cooperation
= ~ people Of this city TO bring Il
= - end
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-06

A lest boy about five years a. age
was picked pp ~ a policeman on
Twenty third avenue thiA afternoon.
The little felinw Whn IL nnw az Fsp-
llcr headquarters. doen not know his
last name. but sayN his mamma
calls him wliile.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-06
[. v. Druce Safe

l. v. Druce. general agent OF the
Grand Trunk railroad at this point.
was not a passenger on the Walia
Waiia and is alive and well A selc-
gram vas received here from ME-.
Druce late Saturday afternoon. stat
Ing that he would leave for Seattle
soon. The reports from San Fran
cisco named s. fruec AZ beiuw among
the missing hut the subsequent
message from pruce dispeis All
anxiety felt hy his friends
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-06
Judge George Returns

Judge ~ y. George returned this
morning after holiday Visit 20
Portland. During his absence the
judges baby boy was very ill and a
consultation OF physicians was called
az one time. The boy IN now out of
danger. The Judge was On the mu-
nlripal bench this morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-06
DANIELS CASE

- hearing Oh Geo. r. Daniea.
accused Of srnbexxling from Cara
tzzs nr1s. az Dawson. Il IN progrees
tssx G. = Commissioners Ktefw
III atxsrroon- Chris BRrtsch n
&sxn {rprr skagway with the books
- a1<<rx which he ciaimx prove
- sElzssa.
- neaxarg II one Required "
at-zf H1t1e tn the case % person.
ss3a< d y exsradgsed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-06

- Northwestern TeIaphune ard
l<e<xpa Co. has filed articles 4
1<Hp1rz tion. r. A. Seefv. r. II.
foasosr ard q. =. Boxse are the in
<errpzators and trustees The cap
fai stock = sssF -. and the life 4
tae corporation - yesrs The prfr-
efrai pace ~ business X 10 ~ n
se<stse. The object i stated y
c~n. control build. cenefrusa
selnfaia and spsras< seIephon. nrs
sesssrzph tia<4 and to buy sal.
ss1se. morrrAee or hand t~iephorr
AID telegraph ifnes In the TINS a
stses and British Columbia 7
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-06

Besides the low prices
you have the satisfaction Of
knowing that everything is
of the highest quality, store
service is quick and courte-
Gus: in all. this is "a good
drug store.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-06

The board Of health has taken de-
cislve steps 90 stamp out the threat
encd spread OF smallpox In Seattle
II is cooperating with the city coun-
ell and Board of Public Works and
provisions are TO be made al once to
care for all victims OF the disease
and Keep Isolated from the public
all suspected eases.
With that end In Wow the Board of
Public Works today ordered two hos
pltai tents, with fun equipment OF
bed and bedding, an additional ans
bulance ana team OF horses. ample
supply ~ drugs and medicines, etc.
The pcsthouHc now contains 81 pa
TENTS. all Il viii hold. Six other
eases are Guaranteed In the city.
For the Overflow
The tents are provided for the
overflow. one IL for developed cases
and the other for suspects. Floors
viii be put In the tents and they
VIII be made almost as comfortable
as house. Guards and nurses will
be provided. food supplied and the
situation made rs pleasant as pos
sible Tor the Victims Just a. soon
as a case IN detected the patient viii
be hurried 10 the hospital tents.
which are 20 be pat up adjoining
the nvrthousc. The board now hopes
20 do away with the delays % late.
occnNionca by The inability 90 secure
the ambulance IN time. II VIII be 20
arranged that one ~ the amhuiRnccr
win b. IN the city all the time.
Cheap Lodging Houses
The greatest source % trouble 10
Health ofnctr Carroll and HIS AS
sisinnta are the cheap lodging houses
below YeHlrr way where from 100
10 700 men often sleep az one time,
These placra are the worst disease
germ breeders IN the city, they say.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-06

SIX cases Of smallpox were re.
ported 10 the health department to-
day They were as follows.
Roocrt Kennedy. es3 First avenue
south. William Gordon, room 50.
Queen city hoteis Robert nrown a.
salvation Army lodging houae. MAJ.
lie owens. 81 Main street: J.. ~.
Best. SO Howard street: Frank Me
Avoy. picked w ON street.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-06
Notice TO Democrats

There VIII be a meeting Of the
Fifih ward Democrats nj the Jeff.r-
son Club rooms, and Howard
block. 6is First avenue. tonight az
770. for the purpose of organizing
the ward for the coming municipal
election.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-06
ANDED

CARACAS. Venezuela. Jan. s.-ft
- reported that the steamer Liher-
ator landed 100 r~volufionists and
munitions ~ war. which she took
aboard at Martinique. on the Ven
exusler coast today General Mates
Is now ready for action.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-06
Wants City Life

Judge Bell has exchanged benches
with Judge L. n. Prather of the Spo-
kane superior court for a couple of
weeks. IL u said al the courthouse
that Judge He'll wanted littis dry
air. and Judge prmfher hankered to-
a taste OF city lira
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-06
MANAGER RUSSELL
TAKEN VERY ILL

Manager Russell ~ the Third Ave-
nue. theater was taken seriously III
while on hin way TO Tacoma today
on the Flyer. and never left the boat
AZ Tacoma. He was taken home IN
a hack upon the return Of the Flyer
20 Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-06
Land Of Mighty Hunters

One thousand six hundred and
thlrty-tw0 gun licenses were issued
IN the few months Of 1901 that the
new law WAS In effect No. 1893 was
issued today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-06

The Moore Investment ca. tnsiay
took out a permit In Engineer Thorn
sons office fn exrmvate for SIS new
building 90 Second avenue between
Union and University streets. the
estimated cces OF the excavation IL
5000
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-06
UPHELD

WARRINGTON. ID. c.. Jan a.
NJ Supreme court today upheld the
rzxht 81 the Kentucky railroad con-
nisss1ners TO review rates charged
b. railroads. and " found sxorbitAif
% az Just and reasonable rates
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-06
IN The COURTS.


'st1agh bis father. r.awarA =
zpxeH. boy five years Ola nm
IL !. senn Pierce and wife. own a
s,.1s is4slevue hotel AZ z75z FiYft
s,s. 800: igf $1,000 damages. TIE
~, sss'pn 4 that there = 4 baca-
! y ne house protected only Nv
xe rail- three feet nigr. tnst
~ sasents Of this chiId ala NJ
- = - existence. but thar thr
, = children in the hotel wer.s
,s4 re habit 0f using IL IN sh~r.
N May ~ asst wncn -
sess,s'y h4a resided N the houae orig
", y days. their child FdwarI
~ ~ ne aide of the sfairwav al
- s.sssned was seriously ana p. r-
"s@aentiy Injured.
FasEar ana sickin
= Washington cider ana Wins
~. ise.ory h effervesclnE ssalr
- - : ne pickle factory on West.
efsDve, where the pet hears ~
~ and tore things up last fsu
<s..snsx s thing. somebody M hsI
$50 50 l1to the concern came fnts
ts.s- snd asked for q Fcceivcr ~.
.T s.ss nat Re had paid conslder,bis
es,. Ior not much 81 arvthlnv
sans further of record anne Z,
co.. case Today J. q. Criexsori
-. came into caurt asting NJ
erse. receiver appointed On tbs
- s thaf Ne had performes serv.
~ - ne company f0r winch ~
h. = receive A ore.fourth interest
8 !. 80 me ofbfr partners refused
~ ~. I'M have access 10 the booka
hIss 'nt ihey were c0nceaIlnS from
Tsz 1901 40 worth of properly.
asss.~ .en1ants filsd an aria M
hsass ma they didn't keep any
tesss..aha ~ Il appeared from ne
meat ~ mat part Of the agree
pfsss, 80 that Mr. creyson shofla
thas y incorporation papers ana
man s.. nae net done 70. J1dee rail-
- turned him down i"'i-
=. -=-~=.-~--.--.a.-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-06
Volunteers 10 NEE,

aanuas sanesday evening the regular
Folantes-.ssss tilig p the washinefon
~ 1r,ss association viii oorur ~
~ ks1ng u u now UNDERWOOD
chas K,ra Alu probable that Ger
annual 49, 49, WI BE- present a. ~
1Anauef on Feb. 1 - wy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-06

OF CONTRACT
Council viii Tonight Decide on
Tins for PAVING Completion

One Of the important matters 20
come before the city council tonight
II the biil granting TO r. Mcclellan
an extension u time until February
Is for the completion OF the paving
~ the Yesler way district.
His time expired November 4 At
that time the contractor asked for
an extension because Of the nufnera
Gus delays that were caused ON ac-
count Of inability 10 get brick. the
underground work Of different cor
porations. etc.
The matter vas referred 10 . COM
nittee which reported recently favor
Ing the extension. Then a bin was
drafted and read the FIRST time. Now
Il IA up for Anal passage The work
n now completed except on Yesier
way from Occidental 10 Second av-
enue. The task Of laying the con
crete there began today.
President Crichfon's bill 10 extend
the stock limits further on Queen
Anne hill viii be up. for final pas
senger.
Street Improvement
Resolutions ordering the improve
menf of the following streets win be
presented. Ashworth avenue. Flew
enth avenue north. alleys IN blocks
, and ~. Maynard's addition. and
alleys In block n Of A. A. Denny's
addition.
The COMMITTEES OF ths whole Will
report favorably on the resolution
70 amend the city charter - that a
salary for the members OF the board
~ health ls left optional with the
council The present charter pro-
vides that the board members shall
serve without compensation.
The following aRsessment rolls VIII
be submitted for approval. Twenty
fourth avenue. Second avenue north.
East Harrison street. Queen Anne
avenue. Thirteenth avenue north and
others. Main street. Marion street
and others and the reasseasment on
University street
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-06

~ fedag.,h nade pleaded 9nlitv A,
fran sba court % taking ,t,g ~
fined -, e nusllc domain ~ s''n ,.,.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-06

When buying articles advertised in
this paper, speak of the Star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-06

while sitting on the veranda % the
hotel az Panama 70 hear the bullets
whlExing over the building and 81
alp. alp among the trrea around
there Tho government had an old
krupp gun. about six feet Ions. sta
toned ~ the back ~ the hotel whore
stopped. and they kept firing that
think az night long into the hay.
trying 60 scare OF the Insurgents.
Sleep WR2 out OF the question.
was there when the insurgents land,
ed. and there was fought one ~ the
most Hansninary battles every wlt.
messed ON this earth Seven hum
dfsd men lay dead on the streets
and nobody attempted 10 bury them.
The corpses purified IN the hot sur.
and they finally poured Kerosene
over them and burned them M.
Net WAY sf nsils;fnx
"A revolution thert IL simply their
elections pretty hot way ~ ballot
ms. NY gambling privileges include
the district ~ Panama. comprising
81 towns. EVERY body down there
gambi~r-~ men. women and children.
Roulette h the great game. Hardly
any body plays faro. and l don't be-
llrf~ have a single faro game ~
operation. don't want them eth
~. There's no money In faro for
tho house There's about 300 men
ntiil At work on the canal near Cali
ahra. with n monthly payroll
~ about $4,000. and the most ~
that money finds Il way 20 the Eou-
ieste table.
Ysu wsns 10 DIE sigst OF
"pld I ever have yellow fever. :
should cay that dld. and have Rad
the nhnxWerwf fevet-~lO times worse.
when YOU catch the ahARwrrs. you
simply wnut 20 die right away. ana
sou generally gee your wish
Mr PRATT - a stftrg tr~tofAiies Sis
drank his lant whishsy So 81 Louis
- years ago. and although g. yrmyN
% age. IN hale ard hearty and as
agile az youth % 70 We was IN
twrenfcd IN the Louvre the@tsr IN
Spokane some years ago. lie ex-
poets a. return IN another year with
enough - ~the needfui" 10 enable
him 20 1--we In luxury the balance
% his days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-06

DR.. WaRRoner. dentist, removed to
Globe block, cor. First and Madison.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-06

Ladies' FUrw made ane repaired
c. c. BERG. 1918 Third ave. 49,.
sterIingPianoe. Reicherts'iio Union
--=---.-s- g.
Go 20 Spinning FOR bicycle repairs.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-11-22

There are constant wrecks reported
from the Southern Ocean and the shores
of Australia, New Zealand and the out
lying Islands. The waters are stormy
and the coasts are rocky and forbidding
The latest disaster has been the loss Of
the passenger steamer Elangamite
which was wrecked on Three Kings ISL
ands, some rocky points Northwest of
New Zealand. Forty-one people were
saved and ninety-one are missing and
in all probability lost. We are very
fortunate here. We may have occa-
sional bad weather, but vessels en-
counter it in the clear open sea, and are
in little or no danger. We are free
from Ocean horrors, except such as
have happened "a thousand miles or so
away from our shores.