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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-14
A REGULAR RUMMAGE
GOLDEN RULE BAZAAR ALMOST
GIVING GOODS AWAY

The closing days % the Goiien
Rule fiakaar 30. ar~ marked By the
moss ~ond@rfui bargains ever given
nto-f sueesenful business career cov-
srtax perios of over II yesrs. this
susse~fu so-s osit % the retail bosi-
neks 10 engage In whoieeaiins es-
asunivsiy. The retail stock IL 10 bs
closed cut By a eess ffern saturday.
Nad IN the meantime the Old euaeeru
N tsduizinE In Hons refaaf BILE
price cutting FouT. quart. best
quality ties and coffee pots are mark.
% seu. s-quart siar. 3sc. Regular
80 granite raucepans foe Tee. Large
grnniis tAstins Spoons for Sc. sic
granite wash basins for &c. eoc
granite s-.areEans for z2e. t-auart
gtaaits-fniik pans isc. lie granite
PIE tine for &c. ~ finch German
china psatsn for toe. s-tneh HlHe Tot
. Decorated semi porr~ialn soup
fatss for ice. Fancy taEdtnisf~s
<.srsh q %. for Soc. beautiful ntan.
To eio<sk< With cathedral scae. OIL
bert make. worth tfte. for tteA
soc iinn-r bells for ffc Large. fancy
iafsp. with beautiful massive shades
worth ts.se. f~r ts.oe. All thFouxh
the ssark Essods arr marked like this
Stacks u odds and ends IN dishes
glassware. finwars and household
goods ear be bought for n mere trifis.
n n positively tho biggest snap the
bargain hunters ever hal soe-ses
FfrHt avenue. between marion and
Madison 80"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-14
MOTHERS
HEROISM
MRS. VAN WISE BUSHES INTO A
BURNING ROUSE AND SAWS
HER TWO CHILDREN FROM
CERTAIN DEATH

Two small children of MIR. and
Mrs. c. ie. Van Wise barely asoa ped
being burned TO death 10 their homo
at Seventh avenue north and Caller
street. between a ana ~ o'clock this
morning. That they did not iuse
their lives IL due 10 the heroinm of
their mother.
a. ahout II 30 o'eiock Mrs. Van
Wise. while IN tho yard Ia tho rear
of her home. discovered flames and
smoke pouring from the doors and
windows OF the house. Remembering
that her children were inside. she
fsahsd into the burning building. aud
|tAhina child In each arm. she rush
I'd ostaide. tihs herself barely rH-
80 ped death. A. u WINS her hale was
laaufohad and Hha suffered painful,
bat not serious, burnH.
laou account OF tho fact that there
70 ma water IN the vicinity. the fire
department. WAS able 10 do nothing
10 save the houas after tho alarm had
bcene given. As result the build
log VAS burned Go the ground. and
all "a the contents ate n total losa.
The origin OF the firo r. unknown.
The building was owned by Andrew
Knox
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-14

oNpreaHed their vlewa Ia regard 20
the proposed ordinance restricting
the sale OF matches In Nav YORK
city. Though the object OF the pro
posed measure In declared 10 be tot
the public welfare In mlnitnistng the
danger or fitea, those engaged IN tho
trade view tho measure as u hafu-
ship on themselves and at the astns
time obnoxious Ia the general pubic
because of the petty reatrietiahs ana
annoyaneaz Involved.
For Instance. the ordinance pro-
vidrn that nome but Ho-calied safety
matches shall be stored OF sold. that
not more than coo matches ahfll
como In one bax, aud that house
holders shall keep a match safe In
every room of their dwelling. tho
same Co he placed Ia conspicuous
position on the wall -four feet from
tho floor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-14
BOON FOR
FARMERS

WASHINGTON. Jan. tf---Tbsrs
ell BE- no more dreaisd plaques from
srasshorp era OF locusfa Ths de-
rart1aent q auieuiftIrs has discov-
sref a plex1e TO kffi the piaaue-ths
germ - an extremely contn gious IN
s~ct disease that can wipe out the
vast~st Swarm af iocunts Or % grass
boppern N q HinEis night. Tha dis
covrry 10 the result ~ years o. pa
tiens investigation on tire part II the
department enfofnoioxisss. ard tho
practical value 81 the discovery has
beer demonstrated ~ government
arsn.s and private individuals acting
as such al over tho world. The dis
covsry 10 held to be u inm.nse
value 70 farmers in those s~rtiors q
the country. notably tho Middle West
and Southwest where thu locust and
xraaahopper plaques have for years
been ou- ~ ths mos, dreaded fnSsi-
biiitiss against which tho farmer has
20 contend. f
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-14

NEW YORK. Jan A.--Ths 10Th
annual conferences Of the officers and
unl,ed states ana Gambia bsf An 70
day at tho htadauartsIs Of ,hs
American bible 6ocssty. The DELE
gates present represent the bonsss-
tationsi. Barsl.t. pigciples Of Christ
odist, presbyterian and RsfoyfhSd
Foreign Mission orsanistions - well
as a plumber Of TIE smaller yeltgtoss4
bodies. Some Of the subJsof, 70 re-
osivs aftsatlon ~ tho nesting ase
philanthropy and miasien4 khs Ap-
portion n1snt TO chpryhss Of he mis-
eistv ana the TRANSACTIONS Of NJ
Scriptures
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-14
new LINE
IS OPENED

ST. PAUL. Ninn-. Jan. it-wtshin
the merit few days the Chicago 9
train service between Sc Paul. Min
n~spsolis, Red Wing. Hcchss'sr and
Usage. lows. Thsrr vii b two
daily trains in each direction. This
route Of this rev ruu VIII - nser
the new line Of tina Great Western
between zafnnrotn and Rochester.
Ttr new linz ap~ns up = District not
y~s tspr~i BY = railroad sn4 uas
construcfef 70 meet tho demands u
the f~r~fnpfnr Interests.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-14
ARcHBISn0P'S
JUBILEE
ssLvGR ANNlvGnsAav o. rng
PORTLAND pRELATG

PORTLAND. Ore. Jan. is---tn tho
presence og the largest and usn~t
ost4b DO eongrcsstisn thai ever
crowded st NAFy's cathedrai AMI
one Il ths greatest Ezthsrins. 81 stz-
nitArts. % the hofnan C4tbetie
church that sssr sssgEntlsc In the
Paelftr <orthNesl tbs c~i>brsti0n
II the sacr-siot1l silver fahii~~ Of the
xnes nss. Aisxansfer cnristls. aruh-
bistnp % Portland. began today with
4 solemn high mass of thar ksxtvtns
rhe mass gas c-ichf9s-d ~ Arch
6lshop Christie n1fas>if. About ths
s&netuAry we're eathsret all ths
bt<hopa Of ths Northwest prortre>.
together with the ci<rGr % the
3ioc~eo % Oregon and tho dioces@s
z1isc~nf --Wsehinaton. fiaho. Aoa-
sans and venecuecx Island.
Addresses ssioEtxinx the services
% Archbt.hap Christie we're dsiiv-
r~d ~ several prurnin~nt pfisses
ana preiss~s and he Erar> Was fn.8-
tho recipient % several gifts ~ Exsat
s.iaa. Later IN the DAP there was .
reception In honor u the archbishop
and sne visiting cssrxy AZ cosuus tia
apsyerritY Toraerrow tho fshile-
All - cuntInusi With religious en-
eresrea In the morning. and = sisit to
the Catholic Institutions 90 the city
wsIl b. made IN the afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-14

steamer Queen. Capt. Hall. afriv-
cd nom San Francisco this morn
ting with toe cabin passenger. ID
being Capt HALLS last trip a. mas
ter of the Queen. the meinhsra af the
crew presented him with a handsosae
lowing cup appropriately engraved.
The paesenseFs. many ~ when were
old frteuda presented him with
hanasosneif engrosn.d resolutions OF
entrcm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-14
BIRDS IN
A TRUST
cAoED pgTs TO DC HANDLED
~ a COMBINE

NEW YORK. Jan. fE--Afl thu par
rots, canari<s. monkeys and other
Gagged BIRDS and animals cold In
America are hsncaforth to be ham
Glsd b. a trust. Tho wholesale deal
srs ana importers OF featnersd song
nters AID four-issgsd howisfa In
New York. Chicago. San Franeiseo
and other leading citiea began q con-
ference IN this city today TO psffsct
= combination With $4,000 capital
TO control the trade. Thu primary
object Of tho combination VIII By TO
csntralizs the efforfs Of thu variofr
Importers and curtaii sxpsnsea In
addition 90 this IL 10 tho pnvpose Of
the dealers 70 make II unoeInfert-
ahis for the Agents in Barope who
Rave a monopoly In the sails 81 mon
Rezu. parrots. csnsrtos and bull
Themes.
refuse 20 psirAis- the continuation
which oputrois the sais n giaAsvArs
or 70 handle any Of its D<oduets.
win the isnding deAisrb ssubrAosd
n ia nn~mb<rship II n believed the
new combination Will BE- n posi-
ton N dictate IN the vastoga Agonts
who now have them ~ their mercy.
~ 10 proposed u make an equitable
Aistritusioo Of ths suppl, without
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-14
MEN FOR
The navy

nrxx n ~ history Of the unftel
1aps s4xy has sharr been such 4
nAai ssr zbf< bodied men a. thsrr
= prrs<nl An u Encls sam :
uut.1s m Pacific waters are lack
y ilA compisnz~nts. and more thar
u&n are nes1@i 10 mn up the
~ A. ErsrnsFfon 100 recruits
n<~',rd foe service on the baftis-
y t1cvnsln. and Al the barracks
y 1ris1rs New York and Narbie.
~ <ai he nsnaifor Wyoming Al
Tancis1s 4f> similarly short Of
uznirrfs % men are needed on
1r4ar In the Aslafic station. and
~ sannor. LAdr9ns. Suiu ana
E'>ytnf islsnds. said a local re-.
MIG pffIcsr te=fay. In the arti.
~ trsneh-s n the service In
~ = strongest. The navy i
rr< ~ = month for copper.
- - . month for oi1srE and
n1nft for water tenders. Ma
Nss " the first class are paid
r0rfh. These men are sliEibIn
1.Ninntion for warrant nachln-
sapse salaries range fr0m u. -
~ 4 rear.
~ ehaness for a young man n
Ne rkty arr good. In the
49, hrsre man u y. VIVA has
IN school training. can take
-.innnafin Ter q commissioned
: position which antilles MIN
Wa yter ard fipvarsfa~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-14
h IJE BLOOD
FIN LIMBO
L,p Claiming Noble
Lineage Runs Amuck

am 1an. IA wcli-dreaa=
,s,rstns an eicrvvscent load
VS. sts began ripping things
e''sr,f,sra aVenue this morning
n 20 1900 : tenVtotion that the
tf ssp...,l a,ak better " frcacoed
he 49,. .ei.,ss,,s red stripes, and
IN :, ss VIZ shs artist best qualified
/. s'' 'ssssm ne wess , ., a ~. e,,,.
NJ - .'..ssssssti S. f0r hia chfOa-
| - ~ xh,ch ne paid The an
~ s.ss tbs nane % Kari Aid
|f2 gNn Schenstsyrne. and
i<< ~ AS the son ot a urruian
p's,a,s ,.,e.s added four recruits
~, sinesns. on the charse Of
" v ,'sss,. his mesnlne The .astiss
' s<crs- mast teafn ths' taiiafa
".e,ilnsmans town
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-14
COMMISSION MEN
HOLD CONVENTION

CHICAGO. Jan. is-Prouinsnt
commission merchants % rfalttsnare.
Boston. New York. Cincinnati. 81
Louis. New orisafsA Denver. kAn<as
city. "a. Paul and other cities Of IN.
country we're much IN evidences
about the Auditorium today. the oc-
cssi1n b@fnE the opening 81 the nth
annual espuvaution ~ the National
League ~ Commission Merchants. A
long list 81 subjects s~latirs 70 the
fruit. fsiry and produce commission
trade are scheduled foe conssdsfa-
ton and the sessions viii extend
over q period Of three days. The Of
ficrrs in charge u the convention
are. Prsslfant. ". g. Mitchell Of
Louisville. vscg president. =. G.
Emerson % ~ Paul. secretary. A.
Warren Patch Of Boaton. treasurer,
Frank w. Six % New York.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-14
LOST HIS
PRISONER

rhe initial trip OF Deputy sheriff
II. A. Wright Of Port Townsend TO
TIE penitsntiafy with a.pri=oner re-.
suited dl4sstfausly yesterday Hurke.
the priaonsr. gave his captor ths
slip while IN. officer was showing
him around the city.
Wright arrived In the city ysatsr-
day With ilnrks. who was on hia
way 10 Waiia Wslla. where he H. TO
serve n year. Before he left for the
priron he wished Ia take a walk
eund the city. Wright consented.
when nraF tho corner Of Hecand av-
enue south the prisoner decided that
he didn't Nant 60 so 20 the pen"
and - left the deputy aud started
out alone the Seattle police have
been asked to plck him up. Wright
Will have TO so back to Port Town.
send. where he viii undoubtedly BE-
dubbed the Wrong Mr.. Wright"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-14
CAPT. TATE
A SUICIDE

ny pulling the trigger Of fifie
with hls too Captain Tate. master Of
tho ltritiah steamer Firth of Dor
nook. which 10 loading sugar a.
Soutabaya Japan. sent a bullet
through both his temples and killed
himself. A msaser report OF the
tragedy WAS brought by the japanese
liner kiushiu Maru. which arrived
nom Japan and China today.
The vessel Was discharEins coal at
tho time. one morning Captain
Tate aid not appear for breakfast
and on hts cabin door being foru~d
open he was found lying dead on IN.
floor with a Winchester rifle by hls
aida
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-14
ADA STILL
ON EARTH
fAViR WOMAN oGTs INTO
TROUBLE AoAlN-ARRusrgp
FOR PICKING A POCKET.

Ada Favlr alias shomo. we'll
known tendefloin character, who was
recently examined for insanity in the
superior court was arrested lazt
niEhs by ietralman tarr on charge
~ iaucny ffnin the person.
Ada was hafare Judge 8corHe Ia
the police court several days aEu on
a charge ~ Vagfanoy. She was stv
en- a suspended sentence on condition
that she leave tho city, ahr started.
nut before SHE sot far she met .
Jonathan uoasiand.
huaEiand SAYS that this meeting
eost him lust SO. lie claims the willy
Nde quietly relieved hia pocket Of
that amount
Accordingly he had her arrested
end this naratns Hwore TO com
plAint charging her With larceny
from the person.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-14

Tbs laas Of the big class initiation.
% tho Weodmsn az the Weird. shlrh
hass r~esntiy been h~if IN nearly
every county u the slate. 10 10 H.
held at Ia Conner nerf aasufssv
shsn 80 candidates will BE- m.Ss
rnrfnbefr ef the order. Camp g..
w q. W. Of Seattle. has been In
eited ~ la couner esnr. No. &ss. 20
assist In the ceremonies and merit
saturday morning eco Wc.sfss~r will
teave SEATTLE on the chartered steam.
~ Walsh. for La Conner. where .i.b-
ersfe preparations are being usads
ipf thrir reception and entertain
franf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-14
LIVE STOCK
AGENTS MEET

KANSAS CRY. Mo-. Jan. 1.-The
National Association % Railway
Live Stock AEsnta which was organ
began rs annual convention IN Kan
sas city today. In conjunction with
the meeting q the National Live
Stock association. The association
aims chiefly 70 widen thu scops of
authority u general live stock
agents in connection with the rail-
roads. 80 an 70 materially strengthen
their usefulness 10 their employers.
Tho president % the Association Il
W. v. Caibraith % tho Missouri.
Kansas q Texas. add the sserstary
J. T. Conway Of the Gulf. Colorado q
Santa re company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-14
POLICE NOTES

The police were notified yesterda y
OF the disappearance OF Mas Tina
hckennie fram Ravenadaic, where
she has lately been employed a. a
hounekerpcr.
Two nwAil fires hast evening re-
auired the attention % the fire de.
pertnent. One was az t0oo seventh
avenue and the ether WIS at iseo
Terry aVenue. In neither case was
the damage large.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-14

AUCTION saie dine furniture al E.d.
HiukertoH a Co.'S salearupmn, 1912
FIRST avenue. On Friday, 10Th Jan
uary. at 1870 sharp. and consists
Of fine bed sets. brass mounted
beds, springs, mattresses, extra
fine folding bed, wnrdrubsh. dreaa .
ing table, bureaus. c0fumodes. toilet
sets, fina lace curtains, center ta-
bieH. willow rockers extension th-
bic. dining chairs. gus range, por-
tiereH, fine pillows, bedding. bed
lounge, parlnr suite. grand plano,
velvet and brussels carpets. rugs.
ote. ~ o. iiickerton q Co, auc-
tionoafh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-14

AZ the regular meeting of Lake
snloh improvement club, held at the
ofhse OF Heinrich nran,, last night.
the following officers were elected fof
the ensuing year James Nuifyan.
president, " II Cute, vice president,
u r Case. secretary and 4. A. lay
bot, treasurer. The club indofsed tha
construction OF sewer vunnsctina
With the north sewer tunnel. and ap-
proved the weetlaku and ieaHtiake
avenue boulevard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-14
BUeAR TRUST
ELECTION

;x.SEx err. Jan 1.-THE
kn,sr>snn surAr Eefininx Company
- sfssrn~en rs-slertsd tts old
1rsr<snts. prvsfur that the Goa
n 4 ~ spepprziion VIII not 80
- - hsn11s Il the Standard on
nsm1a<a pr~e<1<nt HkxeueyrF
49, . lunu<Ay sp~>eh. crftfcs<tns
Py-~1Aus Encsesslf and snfi-trust
ksskssus 4 W2nkiz9son
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-14
CHAMBERLAIN
GOES IN

SALEM. or. Jan. is.--tseotw. v
Chamberlain. Democrat. was traus
nratrd Eusefnof % Oregon to-day
lhe exscuttFp message recommends
the appropriated % sfes ea8 for th~
Lewis . Cart fair. which u L. pro-
l-s<nd 20 hold AZ Portland In ises
TIC snFsfuof eiso recommend nat
saiafis. fnf all state cfhrisis end =
ilor~ equitable system 81 taxation Of
fafee tnff1ofaftasna
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-14
MIlllknn RAN HIM IN

patroiman Milliken made a cap
ture this morning. He arrested
Fred Marine for fast driving. The
story IL told that Marine was COM
inE heller SHELTER down the street
Milliken was In the way, but that
appeared TO make no difference. A
collision WIS barely avoided. The
driver was stopped and the arrest
made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-14
Nh. HUMPHREY AoMn

tonkfessman VIM. NJ Humphrey
setutned from Washington, - q,
iaht htkht IN reference 10 the attl-
.eae - naval officialn toward tho
t.uspt rnond navy yard. he says both
ssyetrtaif Moody aud Assistant see-
nteiN htilanH are arm In their de-
Termination 20 force the bottarmsnt
OF what they believe TO be the moral
senditlnn Of affaifa In the town OF
krcmvrtnn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-14
THINKING
IT OVER

WARRINGTON. u. G.. Jan a.
President Roosevelt this morning
told senator Foraker that hs had moi
yet offered TO appoint Judge Day 10
the supreme bench on the rrtiremsnt
% JuHtirs hhisan. but he admitted
that he had the matter under con-
ntf~Fntisn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-14
MUST HAVE
GOAL

CHICAGO Jzn- it.--M ,e-
| -. s.s~.sa ~ the grand mrY.
80 |. inyexslxatins the Al.
SI s,~<rtf&eys the pfcsaoeHe
49, uuniin1 NaHas~rS @ss.ss
| .a,r snseuacs<s that sh.es s,s
~ - ~appls is in,ne.tiAssly
-.ss~f 4 xnssassss o. -
- ~. rrfspins ofnre paha-
- vii be essare.ied - Gloss
ms action would shieN ."
anas "a ns<n out 81 sess N
- huiitlun uherr there are
80 regular eflee tfh@nts ne
- thsrs ess assly coal rn"akh
= nst one Day icasef.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-14

could easily obtain evidence of an
anthracite coal MONOPOLY A. tbs
apcakcf continued ihcr~ Was a grad
uAi ditninnttun Of attendance on tha
noof, while the galleries remained
niied. In srss than half an hanr only
nine Democrats were in their seats
Noueink the dsparsnre "a the Demo-
Gratis. rtiinlan shouted al the top VI
bis voice.
4 know I'm ia the mlnarity. but
I'm frotn a section % the gssoniry
which has always been piiiased. ana
suppose q must continue TO 10 rob
bed and ignored hecaua~ the Inferior
courts are always ready 20 stand in
with Hcuapoliss and 20 U.S. in June.
iirns against working men. The at.
totney general should have secured
an iniunrsinn against the caai rem
rany when Il bream. apparent that
they PROPOSED 10 siarye the miners
into suhi~ctian. wish to eisd I
easiid believe that man To be sifaesf~
! would have sat an lnianetiea II I
hhd been ~ his fsiae~ and could hzve
found an honest fudge anywhere
In auettrE sonas % Judge raft'n
opinion. Tiisnaan referred u him a. q
man who HAD refused place on the
supt bench because ha wanted 10
MAKE himself oaioua IN the Philip
fAAAFH ~ HtfEANNN Nnnn HHsif1fWf
that there had been - many Viola /.
ftuna 81 the Interstate rornss3errs
lao. that n All he euinriis we're pun.
iHhs-i there ufpsiid not h. talia enough
10 lmpftsoh them. lie said that he
was trying 10 show who VERY the
criminals and re.Tonsibi~ fas ait tire
tutsery, wrong ant robbery b@eaus~
afsiciais had failed 10 "a their duty
Ttllman said that Attorney d~n~rsi
firtEss had no t~~~ney. that he ~a@
~ league with tAr corpurati an.. and
that when knot rafla into once. h~
made the same combination.
Wh~u isseffupi-d b. Dietrich With
\ question: - a. the Cleveland al
uaintstslafiru. Tiftssan RnHriiy ssaas
ed that diosf Almighty had a Eruds-
against the fsnslth. ssr traded OF IN
Orovrr cl~r~isnf 10 said tnaf q
y Morgan vas like uorkefesier. try
fnr TO irribe his Nay into the tstnpis
Of fans By SWING . Gee .ooa and then
forsins tia ooa.ea9 from the people
n payntent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-14
BLENDED
ms MOTHER

s,pxiSSyfr-I.E Ky Jan. IA
- pxb>e : ft-y~sr-eid boy. TINS
.--,rx shcs ard killed hts aunt In
- a kss nc<h<r. The aunt
- . lrsre. hxt thrown Mrs-
- . the fzror and vas ehokias
= - j<zfh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-14

s-sFinx u ihe charge u rnatn.
4 ru.z4Hs referred against
<s ssd E9eaff farstere. r.
~ win the Hanrhter houss
~ h-<n pcs PANIED until to
nt " JEdze Cam.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-14
BACK To The
WOODS
Police Order Q. .. Briggs TO tesVs
To~n-Possa az Private eisuth

u. \. y. Briggs, character we'll
known around police headquarters,
was arrested by Captain Ward after
rather a lively chase yesterday At
ternoon. iirigBs now pasea an tho
manager OF the American Detective
Agency Of Everett. II will be re-
membered that he In the man VIVA
several months ago appeared as a
government quhrtermaatnf aud pur.
chased large bills VI goods from local
wholesale dealers and ordered the
purchases sent To the navy yard at
hrsmertan. The sctlon led to hin ar
r-st and punishment
lie was shown 90 tbs several pa.
trolls today and then was requested
10 kindly leave the city. Captain
Ward Informed him that II Is alright
for him 20 be n private detective AZ
Everett. but that his services are not
needed In Seattle.
aaaasasass -
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Pianos

We have n tremsndsus stock. Of
the leading and best makes at very
attractive price. on eaay terms.
Several sreciai bargains In second
hand pianos.
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ralsiax the price % the patron. when
this 70 dnnr TIE talking Of the par
ruts VIII y under TIE sireetion of
the combination.
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COAL GOES ON
THE FREE LIST

WASHINGTON. u. C. ian. H.
The house a, o'clock pa--ed the
rebate bin plaeins coal upon the free
li.s Tor ono year The vote was sss
toe
At D 20 Aidrish reported to the
senate a psivsiess hin from the an
snoe comrnittee. which proved to be
the coal btu lust ps.ssd BY the
heu@e. Il was immediately read and
passed without dissenting vote.
The bill was amended IN the CON-
mIttee TO contain the s,a,rsnsn, tina,
nothing In the psaEisy Ian shaii be
construed as autharislnx the imposl-
,ion OF any duty On aashrsesse coal
Al ana IN. house. without de-
bate. adopted the senate ,aenimsns
to the coal BIZ pi.elas sarhraelss
apnn the free list ina~fsnl,siy and All
other coal on the free list for one
yesr.
Tsiiman said that the policy Of this
government at the present time i.
ussreiy dealing IN bot air. that the
~ BY. although having power snourh
under the sherman act and csss.
rtrte evidences of conspiracy.
See.rth~ies. he demands more paw
81. and probably wants another an
thfarite astnnntsateo. Ths speaker
sale that the commission ln exlstsacs
nov vas dswditnE away Ia time
taking Irrelevant testimony. sbea Il
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OPERAS

Thousands NJ other ps.oe. Of
music and Instruction books rrsuc-
- rfuportinnateIy.
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Steamer fsiebia sailed for san
Francisco this morning with tss
cabin passengers.
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g. n. niiokfeldt has moved his gro
Gerry store from 1877 Yeuier 10 il1d
feHier %.