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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-09-15
KILLED BY A FREIGHT TRAIN.

KILLED BY A FREIGHT TRAIN.
Massillon, O., Sept 14.-Lewis Ros-
letter, "a years of age, was struck by
freight train at o'clock Sunday az
ternoon and instantly killed Rostetter
stepped from in front of westbound
train to the east track and was hit by
the freight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-19
YESLER SITE
FAVORED

The Chamber OF Commerce yentrr-
day afternoon discussed the question
of site Tor new joint city ana
county building. and a large major
ny Expressed Themselves strongly ~
favor Of the immediate purchase 81
the fealef estate block. Several
members advocated a new site at the
southeast corner Of University street
ana Third avenue one block south
Of the federal building site. The
oYefw htifniug sentiment, however
WAS la favor Of the Yefler site.
There WAS Il large attendance OF
members OF the chamber, Governor
MrGraw. Jacob Furth. ], A. Moore
aud others argued strongly for the
feaier aiie, and agreed that the price
asked i2sb. o90=ls reasonable MS
ufe.
Josiah Collins introduced a resolu-
tion fayorinR the purchase by the
city OF fanr lots adjoining the
present city hall site. and the pur-
chase OF the YeHisr block by the
county
After protfasied debate the reHo-
luton wis referred 10 a special com
mittee With Instructions 20 report at
the next regular meeting WedneH-
day afternoon, March -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-19

oss<xr Perry. United States mar
=, ~ ~ district % Alaska. this
xrr;nr received a telegram from
l1Io<1 States District Judge Wicker
~ a k4xlr CITY. which fuiis con-
arrr n rrports af very rich kold
Unm \ tzs Tanana country.
49, wsckerxhanl after appfts.
- ~ nsr~hal % the rtrtkes.
- nat Already s.ees people have
x1n1st<d 10 the district ffotn the
~ Fcr this reason he had or.
~ ~ United States commission
~ 4lr<< cf the Circle prectnrt re-
nR<t frpm Circle City to Fair
hn1a On r~dro river. . tributary al
= Ia14ns and In Gloss proxffnit,
= a. r<rtks-. He advises the re.
~, slss q the deputy United
~ nsrshai'a office.
n rsrry this morning wiret
~ vkkershaui. ordering the re-
urn 4 ths marrhai's office 10 Fairi
n&In ndxe Wlckefshasns tele-
81 ~ dated March Is anzi has
~ ku>.finE ferry'E return % this
~ xnn nat date.
+ <11r1rAng the TanNna strike.
~ Px<y stated this morning that
l1iV Vi<1frxhaus Telegram Vas
tx3 ceef|Eum1tpn Of the reported
ttkA<< Ne "a he believed the dis
f-h<f xca3 rcv<e even richer than
~ EkA11e
II xsNrH fof this II plain Ia any
sp< ~ 1ness the country. con
unss1 ~ Perry. The Tansn4 h .
A'ue stream and is tributaries ars
@4p1nfix<fy large. 20 that the
~ >os'ne n which the placer gold
H1n5 sr< larger Where they
suut md . pay streak Is 60 II feet
- 2 ~ klondiks. they viii find
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-19
RELIGIOUS FANATIC
COMMITS SUICIDE
sNToH JOHNSON. SUPPOSEDLY MISSIONARY SHOOTS HIM.
&lf THROUGH TIE HEART pgREo HOTEL

.k'1r Johnson. supposedly q re-
n, ~ fAnatic, committed suicide Ia
~ fsK hotel. Second avenue south
HSen street, this morning BY
Mmseif through the heart.
"A. ~ was heard by no one in
$500 ss MT Coroner Hoye IL sat :
49, 1 lhf the man committed sui
- ~ hat there was no foul play.
Hscr sas about Is years az age
n.~ 1911 Dressed lie had $50 In
n his purse.
s.-.'sh the name Victor johnson
~ s Of The suicides prayer book
-. 49, y thought 10 be his correct
~ ne registered at the hotel
! osys aEo az J. Anderson. lie
- xnf 70 have come 70 Seattle
s.n francisco. The body was
r $3.50 % the BonneY- w atsofi
1. Coroner Hoye teieera phed
-, s11rets in San Francisco.
49, y y thought a friend Of the
- man lives.
~ II O'Clock this uorutua The dead
- vf Johnson wsa found nv a
~ r1 .I'hsld Of the hotel lying on
a. 49,. ~ MS room. Nearby was
E,s'.,er a stream of blood was
d. Irpu . wound directly over
4 ~ Johnson was clad only
h "nasrciothes and had evident
sfu ~,s,n the act Of self de-
hs-r,.n soon after he awoke this
M Ihe fact that the shot was
kpfSs (. ~ any one about the
n ~. nnneht 70 have been due "a
d ~ NAT he shot himself while
I'd y. "nefe the report was mur
the bed clothing pIood
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-19
Mortality Record

'haries l. Fendaii. aged ~ years,
dled at Providence hospital last
niHht after short illness. The
body will be shipped 10 hin former
home In seWbefH, Oregon by the
seattle Undertaking Company,
The funeral Of James W Wallace
was held from the residence yester.
DAY afternoon. The body WAS bur.
led Ia Lake View cemetery. Mr..
WailHae IN a ~ Of dependency. shot
himself though the heart AT his
home March II, The funeral was de-
lhYed awaiting the arrival Of rcia-
ttseA
Easfiea Lampkln, ased a. years.
disd ~ Providence hospital yrater-
day lie WAS formerly well known
tlvnaefatie offiee holder and poll.
W. ihni but % late years little had
been heard u him, The body IN at
The honnsy Watson morEue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-19
NEWS FROM TANANA
FULLY CONFIRMED
United States Marshal Perry of Alaska Receives
an Official Telegram From Judge Wicker
Shanl---Ofher AdviceS

streak q pay dist ~ to 60 feet In
width In the ranana countfy.
letter. ! have received recently
from deputies IN the Tanaua euuntrY
state that tho river hanks aF~ al
most black with people rrtaktas their
WAY to the strike Unless tsoss sn-
tsrinx thu country ARE carrying
plenty % supplies with thesn there
may b. a famine before the @tasnfassse
Is over. though supplies may ee
brought up thu river IN neats.
Fairbanks u not far from where
the Pedro stnpties Into the Tsas aA.
which Il pracslcall- the head 81 nav
iEasion on the Tanana. The toNn II
about No. miles frum Circle city.
Thus FAR. not a single negative re-
Port regarding the Tanan strike has
yet reached Da~ sun. letters from 80
liable prospectoFa agreeing a. 10 the
great wealth ~ the country. ae.
rosiiing 10 the latest advises reeeix-
I'd b. the Alaska Steamship epfn-
paniss Lynn canal liner fasailss,.
which arrived this afternoon Or
J. BravRna % Skasway has fecefvs
I'd a letter from fir. ovefHsfd. AZ cid
rioneer ~ ShnrWay. dated freb. : n
Circle The Doctor says
FINALLY our chance has come
New camp within zee miles II Wit
be better chan Nome. Already nvs
creeks with paying gUld In Pay
I5ox7 feet. Ten cents % 30 cents tn
the pan. Claims are selling from
ffz. zoe and M I am going in March.
have already rhirpef Part ~ my
store: WIN set ths balance ever ths
coming month. Freight l. 81 per
pound Are you eomingf am
building nov over there
The reports. confirmed BY nany
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-19

letters. agree that up 10 the present
time fine. good-aiErd creeks are
knasn % be sold -bcaring. that the
payatfesk begins at depth Of Eight
feet from the surface. the Iayatfekk
extending down another eight feet.
and thai " ~ an average ~ 1eo feet
that on the fivc creeks not . blank
has yet BEEN struck that the pay
Eues ali the way from 10 10 - cents
to the pans
During the past two weeks from
zee % SEQ people have started frunl
the neN district. from nassoa
fssuh Hail. general agents ~ the
Merchants Mall a Express eafn.
panY. viii clear the nrst boat away
from the boot % Lake - narFe. this
spring. for the Tankna. A. sosn a.
the Ice run out u the river the
Hteamsf f.aveiir Young viii leave
Tor the ns~ disFinEn. followed by the
Robert Kerr. Th~sc boats viii land
tassNenEefs and freight within Il
Htiies u the new camp
Transportation men are preiictinK
a late opening of the Yukon between
White Horse and Dawson, A. the ife
has ffusen this winter TO depth Of
ave feet Last year there we're emily
three feet u Sec. but usprr snow.
The steatnrr FiorHis VIII again go
on the Akaaway Juneau run nest
summer. mahlng her nFst trip April
4.
The Farnllon had three passengers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-19

stains on the bed Indicate this.
Three days ago Johnson came TO
the hotel and secured n cheap room.
lie was a quiet appearing man. evil
IDENTIFY sWede. Hts garments would
Indicate that he was a missionary. "a
would also hia deneanor. He spoke
70 but few people In the house and
retired early each night.
When the ohnmbermnid entered his
room this morning she thought that
she would find that the roofnsr had
gone out. She entered with her peas
key with little difficulty. but the
sight that met her gaze Mortified
her. She screamed and the propFie-
tor Of the house came 90 the room.
A hnsty examination 81 the body
showed that the man was dead. The
revolver. n 2s-caiiber Iver Johnson.
showed plainly how the deed had
been done.
Coroner Hoye and the police de-
partment were notified at once Of the
tragedy and the coroner and City De-
tective Tenant investigated the
case.
The only material point Of identi-
fcatlon that was fofnd was a sWed-
iah prayer book. Ia which was writ
ten the name Victor Johnson. In n
note book was found the address OF
REV. J. Howell. pastor Of the
Mariners church. nj Sacramento and
Drumm streets. San Francisco. A
telegram has been sent to him ask.
ing Tor information about the dead
man. The dead mans satchei. which
was IN the room. contained only old
clothing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-19

order into the Jail for the prodae-
tlen OF fsttsrly. TIE prisoner was
taken into the jury ruonl. aud pre-
Hafnably made statement upon the
subject. a. his attorney had done.
MIR Williams absolutely refused
10 talk about the matter he had pre-
scented 60 the jury and u IL left
holly g. conjecture beyond a vague
tip from another quarter. tn.
presumption h that Fetterly aud
bis counsel are trying TO set back
at Mrs. fvtteriy and the uther pfos
vcuiiHs witnesses. Ths hint given
regarding the matter H. 10 the afs
feet that AFu. FetteFiY and the
"shef woman IA the case are acuus-
ed Of perjury BY the defendant. and
the grand jury has been asked 60
probe int the matter
f'etteriy intcndh 90 appeal his
ease 60 the supreme court. and the
effort he v makinK before the grand
Jury i undoubtedly for the purpose
ef clustering ~ his case.
The grand jury Last yesterday AZ
tsFnoau indicted Peter y. Rsafden
for alleged assault and battery upan
Mrs = J, Gonzales on January =
last IN the course ~ neiEhhar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-19
eRAND JURY SESSION
is WITHOUT Limit
dqe Griffin of the Superior Inqusor-
a Body Need not Adjourn March 81 May Continue Its In
yeshgafion of City and County Affairs Indefinitely

that he had rendered the intermin.
ate session opinion when Interview :
81 ~ Star reporter. thia nisfalna.
hr stated that u was his Arm he
hef that superior court grand
turNs session Was not limited hf
Law, A TO the right OF superior
court iudge 10 put an end 20 a
grand iury's session. he said he had
not looked an the law.
The unconatm~d report that Judge
Grimm had stated that the grand
Jury might remain la session lndef.
inltsiy. crrated sensation In the
underworld The stars Interview
With the jadge this morning fully
confirms the rumor, and will prob.
ably be the cause Of stiii further un-
sasineas below Nesiet way and Ia
certain quarters up town
Scion r. Williams. attorney for
William fettvrty. under sentence Of
~ years In tho penit~utiary upun
conviction ~ the rape Of htn step.
daughter. went before IN. Erand Jury
this morning In pursuance OF an es-
pressed de-ire Go make a statement.
After Mr.. Williams had spent seine
time In communion with the tafars
he came out. followed a moment later
By Juror Frank tfye. who sent an
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-19
POLICEMAN IS
SUSPENDED

J. - MeeiurT. a patrolman on the
First avenua south beat. was suf-
pended far a week by chief Sulli-
van yesterday ON charge Of brutal
ity. HE was accused by r.. ~.
Wishaar Of striking a man he was
siectinK from the Hnahonish bar. ~
was reported 10 chief Sullivan tina;
Mcetufs struck the man severn
sifnsr with hiH club McciurK denies
that he struck him and states that
be merely pushed him out 81 the
place N which he had been making
himself obnoxious
After having talk with the
natfoiuAn yesterday the chief aun-
pended htm fer a week. Mcclure
has the reputation IN the tenderloin
% being good faan on tough
beat This n the first time since he
has been a member II the depart
ment that he has been suspended
Tor cause
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-19

ing him 20 take his wife back for the
sake % the children and to stop
divorces proceedings. saying that I'm.
Less you do. u ~iil BE- the death Of
us all
The letter h said 10 have been M
Burdfck's effects. hut the search has
40 far failed 30 reveal Il. Hspnstz
arc current today that u IL nov def
lniteiy known that Penneli had an
accomplish. From man inside ths
detective department comes the story
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-19
GRABBED
THE com
BUT 1T WAS NOT EVIDENCE
AGAINST POKER PLAYERS

The fact that there was th.bo on
the table and deck OF cards In the
hands Of one OF the player SEATED
around 81. did not convince Police
Judge George that the men were
safnbllns. ]. d. Campbell, T.. DE
Silva. A. Whistler ana l.. Wade we're
arrested for gambling In the sno-
homish liar several nights ago, and
were up for trial In the police court
this afternoon.
The court dismissed tho case, for
want Of evidence. Detective Adams
stated ON the Ftandd that whom he
went into the room where the game
Was going on. someone said Tiger.
He knew then that his Sherlock
Holmes air and atcnithy Hten had
been recognized. Consequently he
did the unexpected and acted quick
~ He grabbed 1850 firat nntur-
ally. Then he grabbed the players
The court ruled this afternoon that
he should have grabbed n few wit j.
neHFea in order to make out a ease
In court.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-19
ACCUSES
HUSBAND

~ hooper seriously objected
- husband spanked the baby
result the husband turned
enf.on 70 her
y ~ .s>.I ana bruised she appeared
l5ns, s,iie~ % the proeeeuflae at
n X, - morning and with fssra
fseuL,s yes told the stors az ber
over 49, Deputy Prosecutor Con
M. listed listed at once.
nat rhe k~Ff told the prosecutor
hnpp>f ~ been married to Ttobeft
~Fsfni years. but that 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-19
CAPT. BARLOW rs
HELD TO ANSWER

Harry Harlow. captain % the
steamer Pert Orchard. wRn bound
ever 80 the United States district
ruaFs b. Commissioner klefef zee
t=ff4sY. upon the charge OF assault.
ls.s sailor NAMED Joseph lsethmrrn.
The testimony Naa conflicting. ths
defendant claiming that the CON-
plafnfnE witness attacked him first.
TIE affssy took place on March n.
~ the weapon used ~ hariow was
a wooden hltiy. Hafiaw'n bond was
fixed - ftaa and Luthmrrs was also
held "a 4 hand q $50 a. q witness.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-19
---=-----=s-a=a-=---a--
QUARTERMASTER
MAKES A CHANGE

The offices Of the United Rtateh
auaftermaster's departments on the
second floor ~ the Times buiIfllns.
are To be removed. March 81. to th.
third floor OF the cyrus Walker
building. which IN located on Hecon,l
avenue, betwecn Union and tfnfl
versity street.
Inc ten-tn plven Tor the change
Is that the NJ owing i,uninpen ~ The
hiee feHuirer more iuon which viii
he obtained IN tho new quarters.
The toohis 70 be occtii i,a Ia the
new building ave 201 To- ai5 Inclusive.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-19

hood row Jacob Scarf was Indicted
upon a charge OF larceny from the
person.
=. n. Cox and A. A. Rchram a.
Ballard were called In 90 testify con-
crfning the charge that there was
croaksdnesa Ia the gfantidN Of =
franchise Ia the ballard IAght and
Power Company hy the ballard
council recently. The witnesses
both stated that they had no knowi-
edse Of the facts In the ease.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-19

=. ,.w. for the SAMPLERS and
~ 'nr~aksrs Of the Seattle IN
80 IA n contained IA an opinion
lstsw ,hls morning by Judge
$500 ", sns superior ceuft Judge
ean e.,ss that when = superior
CO. rsns jusy l. convened y
t>rN ts In session a. Ions as
~ 49, 49, see ne II this = the
= y. rand mfy called BY Judge
- commsneed it. session
80 net adjourn March u.
~ u q three eaisndaf men tbs.
q ~ sprp on grlndins all sum :
40 ," 4 shls time u has been
- \. ,<llsssd that Mafeh , vas
y. cr.fnns opinion was rem.
- Informally as the request 81
.s~hsr ~ lawyers who laid the
'...,,.n t~icse him II Z, 4 course.
el.s,nx on Judge Bells Jury,
h cass q safselsnt number e
~, hr|iy suss 10 rreessd With the
.-~.,lrnt,rn II usanieiFai and seun-
: ~rsirs after ire esd Of ne pres
=, month. they can undoubtedly
~. ~ matter infe court and OBJ
~ . arei-lcn that viii Be author
ms<s Grina confirmed the report
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-19
POLICE WE'RE
LENIEN7

F.c. wingr was arrested IN lode
inK house on First avenue -euth
last night BY pntroimen Cameron
and Holland In company With his
sistef-fn- law. The giri was but IL
years Of age. Tn Officers saw
winEe meet the giri on the street
and followed the pair 20 the hotel.
where they made the arrest
Although a more serious charge
could have been placed against
Winge. according To the statement
OF city Attorney DE BrGlcr. be will
he charged with dlrorderiy conduct
only. WinEs and the giri have In
dian blood In their veins
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-19
POLICE OFFICER IS
UNDER SUSPICION
LateSf Sensation i'm the BurdiCk Murder Mystery
detectives Searching for Another Incrim-
mating Letter

NyYkLo. March is.-couns.I for
MIL mother q Mrs. Burslick.
nsrrlnx denied enphaticaily
Ar Huil In IN other than her
hath. Notwithstanding cur
rf1rts Of Illness or accident.
poicr are working t. further e.
$50 ftnnelfs completely IN the
NJ psIies are searching for an
49, rlirr sald 10 have been writ
Z. ~ Mr.. Pennell 10 Burdiek. ask
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-19
BREAKS THE
RECORD
r. S. Stimson Of This City
Lowers Automobile Time
from Los Angeles to San
Francisco


BAN FtASCIsCu. March ip.-F
y Htinanon. the millionaire iufuhrf
and mill man % seattle. arrived hers
last sesninn ftasn Loo Angeles ~
aatusuabile. having broken the rec
ord Oft the fstn fruin the Southern
u9stfusAtiis. The machine used ~
MI Stihs@an ~ a now one. Nhleh H.
purchased ~ los Angeles. A. h
= lshed "a gain Assfne practical en-
peftenes In ioHs -dintance s0tofnohit.
ina he decided 70 make the run ID
San Ffaneiseo IA the new vehicle
lie waa arrotnpa nise ~ an en-.
psffaHesd ehaffeuf
While Il was not Mr.. stimron.
original iutentinn 60 try for a record
TIRE weather and roads proved -
coed that the machine vas sent
aiunE At top sp~sd for n Ercatsr part
Of the distance with the result that
eli previous fscufts wsrs wiped cut
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-19

BAN FRANCISCO. March IA
The stree tear men met Manager
Chapman AZ l o'clock today and
made a proposition To waive the
matter OF compensation 60 men for
lssss af time ard asked the company
II waive calling GA these men to
sign student cards The men 10 hs
pal back 20 work Immediately and
differences t. be submitted 20 Afbl.
trhtian hY Grand Master MAhou ~
Chicago and Mr. Calhoun for the
company. II this IL not conceded ali
Of the men ON the unlsrd Railways
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-19

seldom came home and did little to
support the family. Tuesday night
the trouble occurred. Mrs. Hooper
said that her husband had spanked
the baby for no reason whatever and
that she had taken the part OF the
infant. with the result named. She
Hmya he pulled her hair aud struck
and kicked i,ef One Kick that she
received ~ the breast may neceasi-
tate the attention Of q physician.
A warrant WAS issued. hut Hooper
has not yet been located.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-19

The case n the State W. Horace
~. Dunbar. Mark Hon and W. ".
Fazon. charged with conducting
gambling games IN the Rainier
Grand hotel. has been continued by
Superior Judge He'll from March n.
to April u. at the request 81 Attor-
ney W. ~. Morris. representing the
defendants. II was alleged that wit
nessss material 90 the defense can
not be present until the later date.
Mr. Morris says that Faxon and
Hon viii be present at the trial.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-19
SIZE GETS $1,000

Mrs. Eva EEsieston was awarded
fipea damages against the city by a
superior couft jury this morning
The ease VAS heafd BY Judge Albert
san YESTERDAY Mrs EEKiGNtan SUI
frrrf severe internal injuries few
Fianfhs $50 hY catching her foot ~
a helr IN the sidewalk an Eighth ay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-19
LIBRARY BOARD
WILL ADVERTISE

A. 9 special meeting held yester.
daf Afternoon Of the library board oi
the Seattle public iihrar, u Was de-.
atae1 u al once draw up the formal
conditions Of cempetltion for ths
arrhitectn Who desire o. submit
riaas fuf the new library buiidins
Thss aafian Was made possible By
the receipt Of a letter from Prof.
William II. Ware q Columbia uni
xsrsftf. who il the architectural al
Ft.af Of ths beard Professor War;
sanf HE suggestions as % what ths
cssneitions should BE-. and thsss the
b<saad wEii follow.
TRa Hienfhs viii ~ allotted com
nrtlnH arehiteesa Tor the submission
If shets riaHu and sketches. Then
lieefssNof " arr vii fnaks this drci'
ntqM
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-19

BUCKLEY GETS
INTO LINE


FtFENIEF 10 ~ WIFI
BUCKLEY. wash. March is.--T'hs
city marshal has been instructed by
the eitf council 10 notify All owners
u gam bling houses that their places
utusG be closed permanently be-
fane = a'alask Saturday night This
uzh make Buckley q closed town
The action Of the eouncii meets Win
eatlnena
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-19
YUEN CONVICTED

Wong xuen was found guilty Of
obtaining money under false pre-
lenses b. a Superior court jury yes
tefiAy Afternoon. Wonn IL the China
man who was arrested ~ Port
Townsend His weeks aHo IN company
with the stfe and family OF chin Tai
lice with Hhufn he had elnpei
fgen VAS con sicted ~ having forsed
the uane - the husband Of his cam-
raHion Ia a letter o. credit ON which
he obtainsd $50 frum chin dee go.
the complaining witness.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-19
BACK At W0Rx

Information was received by sher-
iff Cudlhee yesterday afternoon that
George a. Thompson, wanted in this
city on a charge of obtaining money
under false pretenses, has been ar
rested in Whatcom. Deputy sheriff
Williams has gone north to bring
back the prisoner This n Deputy
Sheriff Williams first detail since
his Illness. which was the result IL
a gunnhot wound Inflicted by Harry
Tracy. the outlaw. last summer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-19

that q policeman aid the Killing
that he was hired by Pennsli and
that the man has been Swallowed for
dayA A dstectivs l. said to be IN
seztlkstiux his movements ou the
might 81 the murder. An important
arrest l. expected.
The district attorney nov has post
tive proof that on the day tbs Pen
nsiis were killed both drank q large
quantity OF whisky. In the hospital
the condition of the womHn'a Htafus
ach prior 20 death showed sum
rfent quantity o. whisky 10 produces
intoxicntiou.
Peuneli'a VIII will be flied for pro-
bate to-day. He carried $1,000 IN ilfe
Insurance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-19
RicAMY CHARGE
rs DISMISSED

94len Smith. who has tesn held IN
custody on charge ~ hisnfny for
ffs fsaHf fs~ Weeka. was discharged
Yesterday after = preliminary hear
pG tufeFe Junttes oenfEr William
Sckrlfsf sWare % a complaint sew
ersi sssks ago in which h, alleged
thsf he had seen a letter IN which
zsu.s usasnan had represented herself
"a BE- HsuItha wife friot to this
smith had married hts daughter
ffaftias
1<sffie time aEo Mr.. McArdle con.
<ff< red that there was no caHe
unaiust the young man, 40 went "a
tho pff~ecufiax attorney TO have the
ehnxss dismissed. That office re-.
fused tn dismiss the case until tins
evidence was pat In before a maxis-
ffsst.
CHICAGO. March is,--wheat. rsi
90 fs4