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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-08-08
EVERY BODY CAN
SECURE WORK
AN GO TO PLANTATIONS IF THEY
DESIRE, AND RECEIVE EMPLOY
MENT.

"Mr. Chillingworth" inquired Judge
Davis this morning lit is possible for
every Chinaman to get work on the
plantations, if he wants it, is 1t not?'
"Yes your honor, it is" replied Deputy
Sheriff Chillingworth.
''Why don't you go to work. asked
the court turning to 500 Tim the de-
fendant charged with vagrancy. II
suppose this is a case where you are
locking for work and praying that you
will not find it. There is work for you
if you wish it. You can go down to
the plantations and work in the cane
fields That is better than loafinS
around town, doing nothing"
The court continued the case until
Monday morning, as the defendant
claimed that several witnesses were
necessary. Chun Sing another Chi
nese who was accused of having no
visible means of support, was given
ten days in Jail. The court warned
him to go to work when the sentence
was over. as a heavier one would prob
ably be imposed if he were arrested
again.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-08-08
HAL EMAUMAU
CLOSED UP
FAMOUS PIT OF KILAUEA IS NO MORE-VAST QUANTITY
OF DEBRIS TUMBLED INTO DEEP CRATER LAST SAT
URDAY AND FILLED UP HOLE-HALEMAUMAU IS
NOW FLUSH WITH FLOOR OF GIGANTIC CRATER.

HILO August 7he of Kauea is dead hole The
bottom covered with thousands of tons OF rock and puvezed lava
from the bottom
less throat of Halemaumau
big rock slide from the Puma side last Saturday did the work
along the rim the surface section six
thick Caved and mbed down the loot walls with
miles The throat OF the volcano
with the debris The depths OF the big crater visible
the Kauea-k The lava house which shell
visitors the side stands sheer the edge Of the
great hole One corner projects the chasm and the edce is
ready to crumble.
Almost concdent with Slide there the
NIT of Nauna oa over the of Mokuaweoweo three four
shaped columns of smoke steam This at gave rise to
theory that with Kauea damned the volcanic forces were
seeking an outlet further up The theory has been borne out how
ever smoke has been Mauna Lo since
Saturday.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-08-08
A~%~%~%~%~+@%~>% S%~~~AG%O
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

The notice of stockholders in incor-
porated companies is particularly di-
rected to the following remarkable
statement of facts.
There is one corporation in the ISL
ands which has been doing business for
over ten years and which g not affect
ed by either hard times or flush times;
ways received not only every dollar
paid in on their stock, but good and
substantial accumulated profits. 1t is
called the Pioneer Building & Loan
Association of Hawaii, and has just
moved its office to No. 122 King street.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-08-08

SACHS ATTRACTIVE SPECIALS
Ladies' SOC balbriggan hose at zoe,
Ladies 25c tan hose at lOc, Madepolam,
regular 12c quality at sac, infants
Muslin Bonnets reduced-25c to 12lac;
soc to 25c; 75c to $50; 81 to 65c at
Sachs-the up-to-date store.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-08-08

schedule this month. She was kept IN
San Francisco over a week waiting to
discharge her cargo of sugar into the
S, S. Mnnetonka which was delayed in
arriving from Seattle. The Mime
tonka had to be repaired extensively.
Mail advices received yesterday We're
to the effect that the Nevadan was to
have sailed either yesterday or today
for Honolulu. Inasmuch as no word
has been received at the Marine Ex-
change this morning regarding her
sailing she evidently has not sailed yet
for Honolulu.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-08-08
O1tN%H-%Ge*N%-9-~4%4%o
ROsECRANs SAILS TOMORROW

ROSECRANS SAILS TOMORROW.
The oil carrier Rosecrans is schedui-
ed to get away tomorrow morning for
San Francisco. She is discharging oil
at the Railway wharf, and is expect
ed to get through tonight. She VIII
take eight to nine days in which to
make the trip.
The ship Marion Chilcott which Is
now discharging oil at the Railway
wharf, will be finished by Wednesday
and sail then for San Francisco.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-08-08
A CONSUL
MURDERED
RUSSIAN OFFICIAL REPRESENTATIVE AT MONASTIR IS
REPORTED TO HAVE BEEN ASSASSINATED BY TURKS
AN INCIDENT THAT MAY LEAD TO SERIOUS CONSE-
OUENCES IN THE BALKAN
Associated Press Gable to the Star.


SALONICA August 8-The Russian consul Monast Euro
Turkey reported have been assassned by Turks The
port little excitement is thought that if
incident lead consequences The Russian
expected immediate investigate and heavy
indemnity likely be demanded The assassination if confirmed
adds dangerous complication the already situation
in the Balkans.
PHLLPPOLIS Bulgaria. August 8-Dynamiters have destroy
buildings here number people killed in the
plosionS
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-08-08
TWO HUNDRED IN PERIL


LINTON Ind, August 8An explosion of oil in the Dickson
mine today resulted in which made prisoners
work the mine Every effort is being made the mpered
miners but feared that they will perish before they be reached
Hundreds relatives of the imprisoned surround the and
the the site of the disaster heartrendng.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-08-08
Twenty
Silver Dollars
Free !!

See the red box in our show window.
We will give a key of this box free to
every customer who makes a $3.50 cash
purchase. When all the keys have
been given out, one will open the box
only one,-perhaps you will have that
one. No employee allowed to have a
key. We do not know which key opens
the box.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-08-08
STORMS IN KANSAS.


PARSONS, Kansas August S-Destrucve wind and hail storms
reported from parts the The property will be
tremendous feared life.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-08-08
VANUTELLI.FOR.
SECRETARY
THE CARDINAL WHO WAS A PROMINENT CANDIDATE
FOR THE PAPACY IS NOW LIKELY TO BE APPOINT
ED SECRETARY OF STATE BY POPE Plus THE
TENTH.
Associated Press Gable to the Star.

Associated
ROME August 8Cardina Nauei it announced, will prob
ably be the papa of The appointment lies with Pope
Plus and is reported good authority that he intends
Vanue Cardinal Nanu the prominent candidates be-
lore the concIave for the papa throne.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-08-08
BISHOP OF MANILA
MACEDONIAN SORRECTION SPREADING
'ess Gable to the Star.

CONSTANTNOPLE, August 8Th Macedonian
reported to be spreading.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-08-08
WILL Be ROOM
ON THE KOREA
PACIFIC MAIL LINER SAILED TO-
DAY FROM YOKOHAMA WITH
AMPLE ACCOMMODATIONS.

There will be ample passenger ac-
commodation on the 5. s. Korea this
month for persons booked to depart on
her for San Francisco. II. Hackfeld
and ompany the local ag ms of the
company, received cable advices to-
day from the Pacific Mail agents in
San Francisco to the effect that the
Korea had sailed from Yokohama OIL
time today for Honolulu. She has
500 tons of freight for this port and
will have ample room for passengers
boarding her at Honolulu.
With good weather, the vessel is ex-
pected to arrive off port at day break
on August II. She is scheduled to de-
part for San Francisco August IS, but
she may sail ahead of time.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-08-08

NEVADAN Is DELAYED,
he S. S. Nevadan is clean off her
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-08-08

Don't forget to remember that the
great melodrama I'm Sleeps Clothing
will be repeated Saturday night, Aug
ust 8, at the Orpheum.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-08-08

Star Want ads pay at once.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-08-08

, Star Want ads pay at once.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-21
ARE NOW READY FOR
WORK ON THE TUNNEL
GREAT NORTHERN WORK NEXT
WEEK ArH TIC MOUTH OF PROPOSED TUNNEL

Attorneys for the Northern Pacific
Railroad Company this morning flied
a formal acceptance Of the tsrmina
franchises granted several months
ago In connection with the proposed
extensive railroad tunnel. depot and
terminal improvements. All the
other franchises have now been &C
cnpted and work has commenced
preparatory 10 digging the tunnel
An official Of the Great NORTHERN
road stated today that In addition e.
those nov employed Ia North Seattle
clearing the ground at the mouth Of
the proposed tunnel. 100 men VIII be
20, TO work by the middle Of next
week.
n the proposed ordinance providing
for the use OF city water BY the
Great Northern Railroad Company
u passed next Monday night. the
company proposes 10 begin actual
contradiction OF the tunnel at once
Thare IL quite a knoll at the place
where the tunnel vii enter the hill
In North Seattle. II Ia proposed q
use the city water IN removing this
b. ths hyerauilc process.
ARE. - routh Of the tunnel u
OPEN - $ns.sis IN charge Of ths
sofk sfafs t.-t tie hydraulic nro'
.s4sa All - fLandclad ana the com
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-21

II IL a general belief that the SUI
pefior court grand jury viii adjourn
sine die some time during the cum
Ing week. probably Tuesday. The
jury adjourned yesterday evening
until Monday morning al . o'clock
IA Foreman n &, f'iEatf IN expected
TO be home from San FrHncinco by
that time. and it IL thought that the
Jury may nj once proceed 20 make up
lie report Several Jurors have stated
that there seems 70 DO nothing else
before them which viii Justify their
remaining IN session longer.
The grand jury voted yesterday 10
iHdict eK-Gouuty Treasurer Charles
y. Whittiesey and his chief deputy,
y. 4, padden. upon the charge Of
efnbeEKlenent, on account OF the
ts,s0C shortage found when they lift
the office. The matter has been
under Investigation at intervals for
some time. but a part OF the jury
WAS opposed 10 the Indictment
Twelve votes were finally secured
returned early next week.
About a dozen other indictments
Will be returned AZ the same time.
Several Of these are against property
owners accused OF renting houses TO
b. used foI Immoral purposes,
II ~ an accepted fact row among
the wise ONES that the indictments
voted against Mayor Iiumen chief
sullivan and sH-prusseuting Attofe
nry Fulton. viii never be returned
into court. Influences have been
brought 10 bear which have Induced
the jury 10 reconsider the whole
matter. A prominent friend Of chief
Sullivan, who has been one Of the
most active supporters Of the grand
jury. said on the street yesterday
that the Indictment against sullivan
Was dead.
II this f. true. the indictments
against Humsn aud suitou will also
be killed. II IL an open secret that
the Indictment Of Fulton WAS Insist .
"a upon b. at least two Jurors bee
fore they would consent 70 favor true
hiiis against chief Sullivan.
John WusdinE was called IN the
late Afternoon TO testify concerning
a statement which Prank Clancy In
alleged 10 have made In hls hearing
on an tnterurban car a few weeks
Aso. The jury had been Informed
that Clancy stated that he and his
brothers had been paying Chief Of
Police sullivan SEQ a month for rps-
cial privileges IN tendsfioiR srafi,
and that sullivan had failed IN part
Of hts contract
Wedding VAS on the car AZ the
time. When be appeared before the
Jury yesterday he admitted that he
had heard Of kume such statement
by Clancy. but could not remember
whether he heard Clancy make " oz
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-21
findings OF ANTHRACITE
COAL COMMISSION
miners Are Granted Liberal Increase Wages Hours
Labor and Improved Conditions of Employment

moral. snti-sociai. cruel and EDWARD.
", where applied to defenssiaas
women and children. u says ths
blacklist II equally had aud should
be frewned down b an honafabls
men. II condemns the practice ~
employing deputies upon request aud
al the expense u employers. sucf
preetiees initiates the mon and AZ
cufrs the services Of many unpftn.
eiriest characters aud h against the
teetfine that the county ana state
officers are aeuudantly able 20 pre-.
serve the peace and pfotrct property
The employment Of coal aud iron
police u uuWiar.
The commission cannot see It's way
o. rreefnmeni compulsory afbi.ra.
ton. II does believe. however, that
the state ana federal government
should provide machinery for What
may b sailed compulsory inxeati-
katinn OF controNsfies when such
arise.
infeFehtiaiiy the report condemns
operatpfs not aEfeesnf 70 arbitration
When they first deeided that they
could not see their way 20 make con-
ceNstans
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-21
GUILTY OF
BURGLARY
TWO BOYS GsrsR THAT PLEA
TO crtRoe or RoseiNc A
SToRE

Burton Edgar and Bert Holdings
worth pleaded TuiIty 90 burglary In
the superior court this morning
They sill 10 sentenced Monday
usornins. Both the defendants are
under sss and foe this reason Judge
nc.l stated that he wanted time TO
consider phethsr he Nas Justified ia
sendins them 10 the p~nitsntlafy.
The boys entered the store % fsiper
Tart IN January. and stole a large
quantity Of goods which we're after.
wards foona In their poeses>iun
Edgar has been arrested for burg
Larry four time. tn the last three
years, and twice ssnisnesa 60 ths re-
form school, Hoiiinssworth IL from
New York. and this IL thought 10 be
MS first serious trnnseressisn OF the
Law. kdsars father. Who 10 over 10
years Of sss. WAS in court thia morn.
ina and beEEcd the judge 20 be easy
With HE boy and rot sentence him
Ga the p~uitsntisry. Attorney John
Arthur and Resa y. pzais also rec
commended Edsar TO the mercy Of the
court Judge BELL stated that he fl4
not know the boys reourd. but would
look u up and temper tustic. accord
ineiy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-21
WEALTHY. BUT IN
1 PAUPER'S GRAVE

Csarirs q. Magic. Gan Francisco
lawyers visiting Seattle. believes that
Johs Wolf, Who disappeared from
IAN. Francisco In tsfs. committed
suicide tH ctancy's saiean In Seattle
short time later. Wolf lott San
fFaHclsao under a cloud. Ito was
Haen by friends In Seattle after he
hHa disappeared That was the Last
seen Of him In order 90 claim her
HUSBANDS fortune Of tseeoe, his
widow must prove hi- death.
~ nas 20 search the records hers
that stx seat Attorney maggie Go S@-
attic lie vas armed with an ae=
ruret~ description Of the missing
man. ana after a thorough search q
the list Of unknown dead. he found =
man answering ain,oss perfectly the
description Of Wolf committed sui
eide ~ drinking isudsnam here
The attendants AZ Hutferworth a
sens fnetsue iaentiff the phoss=
Krarh II the possession nf the at
tornef a. that Of the dead man
tufisa IN the Fo,tsf's Reid as un-
known
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-21
RECOMMENDS THAT
IT BE FORFEITED
BOARD OF WORKS Will REPORT AGAINST TWENTY .THlRr
i AVENUE STREET RAILWAY FRANCHISE

The beard OF public works today
decided TO recommend TO the city
council the forfeiture % the fran
chise Tor a street railway on Twenty
third avenue granted the Seattle
Electric Company last year The re-
rcrt Will also recommend the for
tei,ufe to the city Of O. eoa. put up BY
the electric company a. a Guafsntes
OF goad faith.
This action was taken on the report
81 Franchise Inspector Walter =
Wheeler. who stated that according
20 the franchise the company Hhauid
have had constructed and IN opera
tiun = street railway on TwentY-
third avenue BY March -. iaoa. Con-
tlnuinR h. stated that no railway 1.
In operation on that street
Considerable routine business Vas
Transacted by the beard. The Seattle
Electric Company vas granted =
permit 10 fiil IN aud pave that part
- First avenue sauth between itr
tracks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-21
ALLEGED WATERFRONT
PIRATE IS ARRESTED
FRANK HARLAN ACCUSED OF STEALING HIDES FROM kAuF
MANN pavisoNs WAREHOUSE

ronads. fsetEt Powers Investigated
the burglary and went TO several
places shsf. a thief might be ex.
pected 20 40 10 dispose Of the AZ.
ticiss whleh were ntnieu from kaaff-
man a Davidson.
Soon after ~ o'clock he aaw liar.
Ian al the establishment Of Hub
bard q Norton. near the foot u fea-
her way. Harlan then had several
of the skins said Ia have bern stussn
In his pos~rsHion, ans vas attssufsf /.
Ing 10 dispose % them. lie waz
promptly arrested. The sergeant
lataf found cut that other skins said
TO have been stolen from the kauff .
man 4 Davis warehouse had been
soid 60 Htthard A Sefton The men
who bought the skins believed that
they we're tho lawful property Of
Harlan.
Harlan 10 not knnwn 10 the priicu
a. criminal. although his ans.scia-
items have not been % the best lie
told the offirer Who arrested him
that he would waive hls csafnlnk-
ton. hut further than that would
not talk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-21

The ctlixena Light and Power
Company VAS granted a permit 20
lay pipe on EantlAke avenue from
Howell street 10 Denny way, which
viii Eive residents on that street So
cent gas.
me contract for the Fourth axs
enua south water main system,
which includes large district Ia the
southern part % the city, was
awarded to " Mcclellan a Co. The
contract price Ia fp.sii 10, Several
light changes IA the specifications
were MAIDS.
The assessment rolls for the IN
proxsment Of Valley and other
streets saat ~ Lake uaian. Of F1tth
avenue west by oonefste walks. and
% T'weHtSrfirat avenue ana Fast
Olive street BY concrete walks, we're
approved.
Ths contract with i. n. Hicks a
Son. Company 10 nut buoyn la the
harbor WAS approved.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-21
FARMING WILL
PAY IN ALASKA

Prsf. c. e. 0~ofsxssn. who has
charge Of tho agricultural @xpsffs
tneut stations established b. the fsdz
ssai government IN Alaska. IL IN the
city Ca bis way ffufn Washington
- e.. 10 Eiika- Prof tisofaesrn has
ho0nftess faith IN the agricultural
pnseitiiifies Of Alaska. and carries
vita him some very fina specimens
of EIAtn raised near ftssurAft City,
last feaf.
Ffxf Gsefssren believes that ths
orruftauitles for succsssful farming
ln Wsstsfn ALASKA are equal TO thea
Ia many q the states. Not emily the
rsrrafs. bat all kinds 81 hafdy veg
etsisffs rfue wsii ard command hiEh
pFteFt There are dfawhAckN q
farsnsDx IN that countf1. a. there aFs
elsusfbors hut on the whole ths
work is profitable. he says
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-21
0KERHAULING THE
FISHING FLEET

The sailing fleet Of the Pacific
Packing and Navigation Company II
now beiuE ovefhaaied at Eagle har-
Dor. preparatory to going TO the
compauya Alaska canneries with
cannery supplies.
The ships Harvester and 1T Paul
have been hauled ever 10 the Broad
street dock. The Guy g. Coea. Amer
lean, J. u. Peters and Kate uaven-
port are still At Eagle harbor. but
Will shortly he put into commission.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-21
TERM HAD
EXPIRED

Armour McTort pleaded guilty 20
petty larceny IN the superior court.
this morning and was sentenced By
Judge Bell to 10 days In the county
jali.
The man had already been IN jail
more than q month awaiting trial,
and A. time no served was TO apply.
he was released nj once. Menort
stole a diamond pin and a small sum
Of money from May smith. Jan. -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-21

whether Il had been repeated 10 him
BY third person.
Hugh Cunningham who has an
office adjoining the Lobby saloon
was called 20 tell what he knew Of
the conduct OF the place. but his tea-
tlnony was not important
Judge BELL made an order IN open
court this morning permitting Jacob
Goldberg 20 be absent III Whatcom
on Monday and Tueaday Mr. Gold
berg IN the slot machine man who
was placed under a q, 600 bond some
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-21

The Socialists Of Seattle Will have
the pleasure tomorrow Of hearing
one Of their greatest lecturers. Faith
sr Thomas J IinEerty. Father liak
rfty u now touring the faeliic coast
ana has arranged TO lecture la Beat
Tie AZ the brand opera house toner :
row afternoon. NJ : 80 o'clock.
The Socialist press q the West
speaks In highest terms af Father
Hnneftys The following IN from the
Colorado Haefaiisti
America may have men. Who by
their ofataFy have Non wider re-
nown. hut Ne doubt II any excel
Father Haaerty In the power 20 lfu-
press. even fnnctnHte an audiences
With that rarest % all gifts. the mas
nrtihin Of eioqusnee. polished. elNa-
steal his Esuns OF beautiful creations
are strung like pearls upen a EDlsien
thread II iesic and all 90 simple,
plain and true. that the most iliitef
ate understand him"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-21

Frank Harlan. an altered water
front pirate and burglar. was ar
rested by Police Sergeant Powers
this morning on a charge Of enter
ink the warehouse u Kaufman q
Davidson and stealing hides sad
wool stored there. The warehouse.
which = built over the water ~ eis
and 80 Railroad avenue. has been
broken into three ttnses within the
past feo months The afst time the
place wss entered tse worth OF weoi
Wna sfoirn Two weeks aRo II was
sxaia entered and hides vaiued 81
about see stolen. Last niEht the
Job was repeated hut onl, fis sotth
u hides wers taken.
The burglar came IN under the
warehouse In a roWhoat. and gained
entrance 60 the baflalnx through a
trap 4oar IN the fioor. which VAS
formerly used BY the owners Of the
building In leading small beats The
trap dear has been out % repair for
some time. and the burglar easily
forced II open.
This morning. while making his
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-21
MAIL CAR FOR
THE MTERURBAh

ab<<ae .essnpl~tsd srranst faentn With
the ful>fufbsn road Il run a rnited
Etst<1 mai car between this city
ana NHz<sfua IN connection with the
pfrestt serNsrc furnished BY the
Northern Pacific railroad. The car
is e - run az such hours Of the
day 40 are not covered BY tho run
uina tims Of the Northern Pacific.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-21
ron a 10000 BUILDING

Plans and specifications have been
ccnpieted for a new building tho
Mutual fAfe Insurance company pro-
posses 10 erect on resier way In the
rear q the companys present build
iuE at FIRST avenue. II II proposed
To make the new structure almost n
dnptirnte Of the old Mutual Life
huli1inn The cost will be tioe.eo6
Il 10 not yet decided when work will
he commenced.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-21
FAMILY in
THE EAST

r. W. Prentice Of south Park
Identified the body Of IN. man Who
committed suicide In the peres hstsi,
several days age. as that OF Victor
johnson. who worked for him until
recently n his grocery store. lie
stated al ths FnoFxus that Johnson
had been preacher At one time and
had SPOKEN of a Hife and two chill
tren sofnsx here IN the East ffe
had Intended sending for them shsn
he eafae 10 Seattle.
IL u probable that unless news
from his relatives IL rcceiyed John
son will b. buried In Seattle. He
had enough money 10 pay funeral
eHIlanaea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-21
10 THE COD BANKS

The Alaska Fish compauy's
schooner Nellie Coleman. Captain
tacote. sails 10 Bristol hay. April i,
being ihs fret saiiinF vessel 60 leave
for uarfus sea this SEASON. She wilt
carry up an uutnt for cod fishing
she retusned two weeks ago from
the shumas1n islands where she vas
cnHAsed In cod flahInE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-21

pany VII have no further use OF cify
water for this purpose.
Superintendent foungr Of the cffy
water department. stated today that
" the Great Northern should use 3
great deal Of water II would be nee.
crsary TO cut down the supply fur.
nlahed the Seattle a Lake Washing
ton Waterway Company. The water.
way company has been using n. 20.
900 SALONS per day for the past -four
months.
The waterway company pays al
the rate OF fs.os per Loo. 900 salons
and the railroad company Wi pay
SIS per 1900. 900.