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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-03-18
Painfully Hurt,

While working in the rear Of the Allan
tic building. on F street, this morning, Ed
ward Hartman. nineteen years old, fell
from a ladder and was painfully injured
He was taken to the Emergency Hospital
for treatment. Hartman Is a lineman In
the employ of the Postal Telegraph Com
pany.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-03-18
American Stars Ready.

The American Stars base ball team has
organized and would like to hear from
teams averaging twelve years. The team
Is composed of the following players: A..
Leapley, w. Browney, r. Clayton, r.
Corrido and P. Reagan. Send all chal-
lenges to A. Leapley. 100 10th street north
east.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-03-18
Hiltons Defeated olympias.

The Hilton basket ball team defeated the
Olympia team last evening by score OF 0
to 4. The game was very interesting. and
OF the finest sort. The lineup of the Hill
tons: Ellsworth and Yoder, forwards: D.
Ellsworth, center; Perry and Robinette,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-20
PRIEST
UNDER ARREST

prissv an well A. laymen In
Aisasa hre said To be guilty OF nm
lawfunq selling liquor 10 Indians
accoriitF ts reports brought from
Naidar by pasnensers arriving on
the steamer Portland last night.
Deputy United States Marshal l.
flowefa Of Kodiak arrived at AfoK.
max. January n, and served papers
on several persons for their appear.
ance before the United States cam
misalos&fp court at KODIAK for the
illicit fale OF lnt0xicants 90 ma
tlvea One was for Russian priest.
who II charged with selling wine
which he brochures at the Russian
church, ~ Afosnak and sells TO the
Indiana
Papers we're aiso served on c.
Patnn1an. the proprietor of store.
for selling both wine and whiskcy 20
tho natives Paiofnan IN the husband
Of the government school teacher at
Afognek. his store being next door
to the school. a large number OF
witnceaks are 10 be taken TO Kodiak
for the trial of these. cases.
Marshal Bowers arrived al Afog-
max ia The Alaska Commercial Com
pany'a schooner ~. Paul. The vea-
vel was anchored In the bay and In
heavy westerly gale during the
night she was driven ashore. Neither
the veeHei nor cargo was seriously
injured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-20

The domestic trouble of Paul
Drnssia. proprietor Of the Vienna cafe.
and MS pretty young wife. furmeris
Dora March. eliminated to-day Ia the
arrest u urassfo GA n charge ~ haN-
ms threatened murder. he I'D not
threaten TO Kill his wtfr because. be-
eauae hr says he would not do that
fer anything but he admits that he
sitd offer 10 ALL two men Who Nsfe
guarding his handsome and costly
home on Feufteenth axenus. TO keep
hirn ffou entering
The eoufla we're married last
August but teo fSicaths ago their
domestic rriatlanm beeAn# strained
Mrs. fsfaasic lett al that time for thr
East aud has but fe<ealis rssufnsd
II Is Fusnofed that in the HtNt days
Of shn honeymoon. pfasdo. uho was
enthusiastically in laNe. placed all
rnust all his worldly goods In her
possession and her name. a fe~
day. ako she IL rafd 10 hANe sutd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-20
Sf0'e Stamped
Envelopes

Jane kefasrk was arrested yes-
tefd@g etenEnE on q charge 81 bur
Eiarf. iis IN accused ~ brcaktns
Into the Offices ~ the standard Oll
ttsnfaaf At seventh avenue south
and rfaafies street early yesterday
inorntnx sud stealing i6ss stamped
ruertes~<
This thsft was discovered yestsr-
day H4fnlfsxs Dufing the afternoon
q mas 4nswefinr kafaschs deacrip-
tton sfHurtsd 10 dispose of the
stcisn t9ta.apss Al the pnstoffies
k@rearA VAS formerly employed si
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-20
WANTED ROOM
TO HIMSELF

NEW ORLEANS. Feb. 20. a no.
gro named Rimma barricaded him
self IN a Rampant atreat lodging
house nj o'clock this morning.
where for several hours lie defied the
efforts Of the police TO arrest him.
lie fired ut the officers repeatedly,
and was finally shot and Killed by
them after the fife department had
been called and AN attempt begun
10 smoke him out.
The Siege lasted from 2 o'clock un-
III daylight. The trouble occurred
at n negro boarding. house, where
Slmma took n bed a couple OF days
ago. Last night, when the landlord
went Into the room which flnma oc-
cupied, and where seven beds were
located, the negro ordered him To
stay out The landlord merely want
I'd 60 give another man lodgings.
The negro showed fight and the
landlord appealed 60 the police Two
officers went 60 the room, and the
negro opened IRE upon them. FIFTY
officers were called and tried by
oasinE to get the negro out. lie
| refused, and cotton balls anturad
with oil and sulphur were thrown
| lighted Into the room. when Hlmmf
appeared at the door armed. the ON
GERS fired at him, and seven shots
took effect.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-20
Wafer Front
Death Trap

a ispfes beianeinn 10 J, Taylor.
valued al kxue. fell through one OF
the hfifs Ia front % the Coleman
doch thiH morning. breaking leH
and afhefwise ~ seriously luluring
itaeif HAT u had to be shet 81 OF
firef tiianroek.
The horse was one ~ q team en-,
f4aye4 Tor the past week tn carrying
fefeee Material from q building that
b being tefn down ~ First avenue
and Alkhiusfen street. This mafn.
Ing. when the driver. M Mckenzie.
attemrIsa a. usual 10 damp the had
thFoslsH the hole into the bay one Of
the hotNas aerldentaily dragged the
othes ifsiu the zap. Before the fallen
horse toutd BE- sEtflcated he had
hroksu = beg.
fan weeka afe team af horses
narrowly escaped rinuEins inta the
hay Al = rissiiiar dangerous place GA
the estsrffent Tue wagon Was
dumped into the water and MAS with
difftessfy ffEhsd eaf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-20
LARYNG/TH
GETS HIM
soossvslr mvsr POSTPONE
wEsTE IN TRIP

: wARiffNuTuN. u G. Feb n
President Roosevelt i affiletsd With
1 severe case II laff nxiftss resulting
from recent attach at the STRIP
ffr Aixsy and Hicherd~nn ssfe N
consultation ever tire matter last
s&snins. Aeeofdiux 10 the prsri-
afent'a present plans HE TIFF 70 the
West. which Vas 70 have taken paacs
IN Marei. wlIi ~ postponed uhtii
NAY pr Richardson advises hlsa
- wall unsii his throat IL IN = crnai-
tlon 20 stand the strain Of snrerh-
nsfars me pusllr ysafney she prs.l.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-20
Must Pay for
Shiny Shoes

The council committee on finance
IL no longer In favor with the police
patrolmen. The latter claim that
they can look nice even " they can
DO nothing else. and now the lnance
committee refuses to allow them
even that privilege by cutting off
the regular monthly ahoeblacking
bill.
For years II has been the custom
OF the chief Of police 10 include with
other items o. expense around police
headquarters a monthly bill OF about
90 cents for a half dozen boxes OF
ahoa backing. Recently the finance
committee refiWcd TO audit the
backing bill as II was held that the
city ~ too poor TO furnish Its alleged
handsome policemen with the much
desired article, Hereafter the boys
in blue must either hold 10 the poor
boofblack or pay for n shine the same
as less privileged individuals are
forced 10 do.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-20
NUMEROUS TROUBLES
or PAUL DRASOO
se LOSES rs BRIDE. PROPERTY AND ss LIBERTY sur
PLANNING REVENGE

their hsslss 10 Samuel Martin for
tsSoo. Dtariio protested. and she ~
piled that what belonged 10 pfarda
befanerd tn 10th 81 them, bat what
WAS hers uan her avn and she had a
rlsht H. 30 as She liked with Il.
tsfapifa claims that the sale was
mol iesaf. and refuses 10 recognize
~. me men who we're guarding the
house. Il IL said. were placed fnefr
b. order If Haaasl Martin.
Thr uuhindcst cut 81 all neeefds
ing 60 AIR prasfo's stoff. u the faet
that the housr aud lots suld wefs
Tor emily fstee. shsn the pfepsfst
Waa r~aiIy worth io.eeN.
II IL said thai Mr.. bxasde has had
divorce farcrn PREPARED which arr
70 be filsf late fhls Afternoon The
grounds faf divorce have not yet
teen made public. but Il u fuus~Fssi
that cosAptrtnisins lsttetH are Go be
asesi as exhibits Ia the ease. nfaeae
has beer released from custody ot
srge bad.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-20
Beaten and
Then Robbed

George Damers. a logger recently
from Ftofhei. was beaten and robbed
on ssG b thugs In tire teuderloin dis
frirt nj an early hour this morning.
Later Charles Gilbert vas arrested
on suspicion Of being one Of the
highwa yneu. and when shown 20
DeInafs the latter at once Identified
the suspect a. one Of his asaailants.
=. Hsnniraf and Edward Gordon are
also held ~ suspects. All were ar.
rested BY Patrolmen Chapman and
Soaring.
The story 81 the hold-up Il but a
repetition of what has been an every
night occurrence below the dead bne.
Demars met three young men in n
dive in the restricted district. He
was a good fellow. taking them from
saloon 20 saloon. spending maney
freely. In this way DemarH newly
found friends found out that he was
Tive one and aH room AZ they
got him into n dark street. RIueRed
him and took his money from hls
pockets. They beat him unmerciful-
" and then made their escape with
the proceeds Of the robbery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-20
Smith Arrested

The uherrs efiice was natiHed b.
the spokane authorities last nisht
that pllen a. Smith. wanted here Tar
hisamy. IL under arrest ~ spokane
a deputy 4urfin has been srnt from
this loeat esfico 10 brine smith hack
~ the city.
Ii viii he remembered that VIII
Ham NeArdlr recently swofe % a
complaint IN which Nnlith IL chars
ed wiih marrying Agnes Mehfaie On
ian. "a. eh~n he already had a wife
NEza MeAtaie. who l. the daughter
~ the complaining witness. Mas 10
have been married Ia Edward fus
uaaaev an this entne date. but broke
With hln to marry fssalth-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-20
LION EXPECTS
AN ACQUyTTAL
unr,vuow PRODUCES LITTLE EVIDENCE TO CONNECT a,M
- M nuQpEa % L A. BooTN

few SECONDS before ~. death. ana
" i4ss believed hlm to be osaiy drank.
aiso that nsfthef ~ the three fnsn
laid their hand on fionths exceps "a
ics.asn bis clothes In crsAer that he
could hf~aths more freely.
Wa f.svfson. bartender IN The
Green Light saicafs. wbsFa the Hfuf-
der i said to have tegu committed.
was the sxsnsg irspaftent witness For
ire defense to-day. ite W4s iaiufiy
charged Of the crime. and was "a
haze been tried Feb. J. az whleh
sirne the rfee.cutinx attorney seseti
that TIRE case against him be dis-
missed. on acsuunt 81 lack Of evil
dence 10 warrant q trial
fseetHon stated thai Tiffcn. Milton
ana f-hurchfil dif anf atfseH the man
fhruth. t.1t that ~ sifupit fefi On the
fiuur su what MAS Suppressed 70 be a
drunken afur1F.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-20
Want More Coin

John Toy. the Chinese bridegroom.
after one day Of welded bliss. had
to hurry homo for more OF the long
green" according 10 the story told
al his hotel. Whether or not this II
true John left for hin North Yaki-
ina home very hurfiedly, while Mrs.
Toy. nee Burnett, f. staying at the
~. James hotel, with a man. who
says he II Sam Burnett. her brother.
The English bride seemed the least
worried Of any one over the sudden
les wing Of John. She said she guess
ed he had gone broke" and had
gone home for more Coin" She APP
parentiy has no plans for the future
but IL very willing to spend the days
Answering questions and dlsplayirr
her marriage csrtificntes Of which
she aearun 10 be quite proud.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-20

- f!l,en Wilil4rn Masen ami
~ cu<1|lI ~isf newer be cor-
= 4 - n<rteF o. I. A us-cfh.
- = - Drr<fiefion - per-
y ~ tsx< b&eN IN The epurt-
= go ~ tft1< ~ TIison and
= ~ - f~rt1<']iy ~eak sst-
u Z q 4rse<ea<z1a
- ~ Yesterday eenlet she
~ - zs1sA&1ai n=sts ~ she de-
- H1l<f Inst m bis mind
! 49, 1u1mese1 ~ tn state
= ~ 4 no t1e4f 90 Justify a
1885, F. 4ne represents Tli-
= B - -Glu>nary <fAfemsut
- ~ mid nat ne VIII
~ & ~ to wHunt On
~ = .1&'1 I'D rue the -
4 49, 1111 1<rcwu 70 the
~ n f144lnn11 u Cnuut. wfu
~ - ~ fpu ihe saiuun a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-20

authority to act. and n u II at all
possible, will effect n settlement.
Meanwhile the Pacific Coast
League nnnifeats every Indication
Of remaining permanently. The per-
nit for the building Of the grand
stand and bieachers was issued yes
terday. Manager Wilson Yesterday
announced that the season would
open here April 70. and that next
week he would take hia team 20 los
Angeles for preliminary practice.
President W. w. LHcas Of the Pa
cific Northwest League announced
yesterday that the season would
open April "a The first Famee VIII
be played In Seattle. Portland and
Spokane. The schedule has mol yet
been made out. but II II certain that
Seattle Will play the majority OF her
games AZ home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-20
Offered n
Fat Bride

II. Poltras Of Spokane was arrest
Cd yesterday afternoon on a warrant
sworn out before United States Com
missioner i<iefer. charging him with
attempting 10 bride United States
Immigration inspector LAWN. rult-
rms IL proprietor OF a disoracriy
house In Spokane. and n Il claimed
that he has been importing women
for his place. Inspector iavtu was
about TO make visit 10 Investigate
the matter. and Poltfae hearing ~
II came over 10 see him. Lawn
claims that Poitras offered him $500
TO let the matter drop. poitras par
TALLY admitted the charge to others
after his arrest.
Commissioner Keller committed
poitras and fixed HIS bail az q. 800.
IN default OF which he was sent 20
the county Jail. He will probably
procure the necessary amount 81 ball
today. II IL the Intention Of the au-
th0fitlen 10 take the case before the
United States grand Jury. which
meets In Tacoma in a few days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-20
ep0lNTMENT or
n. W. CRAVEN
- : Assistant Prosecuting Attorney--Seleetion Ap-
- b Members Of Bar and Business Men

and 10 b. Indicted by the grand
jury,
The appointments - Mr.. Craven y
In exact tfas with the news ct all
tisaeE s4xsn the readers % the star.
Mr. scutt. IN interviews With the
star. stated that ~ eeaid apsoint
his third dupuiy without assistance
from private individuals OF news
p psFs. and would select 4 Euod.
eissn trial tN~yer. who must. how.
cNsF. - a Republican.
Afr. Craven il such a man lie has
lived IN seattle and practired law
here since lsso. bat has never held
political effiee HE has bs~n prom
loxet ~ Kepuuiiea n politics since
fsS4 however. ans has achieved con.
-i1efshis alstinrsian as camrais
ofaler amt felitlfaI writer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-20
May

Another case 81 a Japanese woman
brought 10 this country for immoral
purposes WAS uncarthed last night
by me CUSTOMS officers. a Japanese
girl uamed Tariid was arrested In
the C.htsaFo house ON the charge OF
Illegally vntefing the United states.
Tariki. another Japanese girl and
a man arrived at Portland last De
casnbkr IN schooner from Hako-
date Thny came M Htowawayr. but
are bnglfvcd 70 have heen aided Ia
making landing By the steward
and eallora OF the vessel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-20
Oats Awaiting
Transportation

FouF hundred thousand sacks ~
cats atIii remain In tho warehouses
along to Ia connsr slough. Thts
too 10 spite nf the fact that a vast
amount has ALREADY been transport
ed. Manager Rruce ~ the Arm OF
bruce q Stewart. which owns ard
Operates q line % freinhtera between
Ia c.fEsef and Aueeortes. said that
IN q shert time an attempt would be
made 10 provide transportation for
tho major portion Of the grain.
"AiaeHa i short % oats" anid
Mr. Hrace today. and In week or
10 dntHsexsft boat We can command
~il hf4tnsed 10 its Ilfnit IN an at
tempt q supply that trade"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-20
MdSf Provide
a Big Bond

n ~ city cosneii adopts the rec.
enmss-datiens u the esunesl com
niitss m streets. sidewalk elevator
siii hsse se b either removed from
the siafft 90 certified cheek fof
so 80 gns % b. tire uensf 10 ~.
snbufaf the city for any dsrnsEes
that tf'ay te secifesi against ths
Euuutste4iiff - a result % accilesats
caused ~ the elevators.
The streets committee at ito meet
ina yesterday aftsfuoan decided d
take To action nAnB~d aboye and
ths cooperation rouhsei has been Al.
ferted - draw up aa ordinance esu-
teestnk fhs siipui4fsona.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-20

ofBrsen. a grand juror who IL wen
known 10 be a personal friend OF
Chief Sullivan. Had called upon the
bead % me police Department and
informed hifn That unless the pool
rooms were closed. the JIG was up.
and that Ne would be Indicted forth
with.
Frederick uaussnan. one Of Ar.
KegIsherfs law partners. stated 20 a
star reporter today that Chief sui
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-20
BASEBALL

NJ. n. Sexton, president of the
Western aud tho Tnree ]. baseball
league. and n. J.. Hickey, president
N fhe American Association. started
yesterday for the Pacific coast 70
Investigate the baseball situation ana
attempt 70 avert tho war that now
rcrfhueet and fhr Paeific Coast
M. SEXTON, who IL chairman OF
the national bonfd II. arbitration,
will como directly 90 Heattle. White
kfr Hickey viii proceed 20 IAN
Eras.esncg. They arn clothed win
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-20

Loom Ahead

fyeunf and Marie Lefesrs and
tS@os4Ftts Nurwas1. the threr
FrHntb girls charged With having
pufpes<r. wefc ordered derorfed 10
Nictm3< yesterday b Federal Judge
HsRncr'f
The case may present Interesting
cutn13tret>nne should the treasury
Department al Washington. 10 which
tire saee has been referred telegraph
ifstrue lone O. send the sirls eaes
70 Ffs<ers Doubt also exists IN the
minds ~ the authorities a. to
whether tts Victoria officials Nlii
allow ne slfis 10 land there. ~ they
we're sfierfe from that city prior to
their eVfsarHncs n Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-20

iens viii pfaeshls take sheft hunt.
Ina trip, ftr sxpsttF that bis ssrta
srf trip etli require teo months. In
postf.onlhn the trip u = further b.
iisssd that he has AZ mind ths pnN-
~Ifslllsy of an extra SESSION % the
reuats for the rarpo@r Of fatitfinE
the cuban reciprocity treaty saa the
ranAnsa canal treaty, ~ present M
lbustfrtns epr~sltion proves sarerss-
fslf tn presenfins their fstiftratiSn Al
the frrulef session.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-20

LArER--A careful investigation
now leaves the natuber OF guests un-
accounted for at 10, and il is be
lieVed that Of the injured emily four
Win die. Il seems pfahable that the
fire originated ln detective electrical
appliances In the basement There
wef~ TO Huests iu the house The
hotri register WAS destroyed. uu ina
% the hish wind prevailing and the
haflamfnahilltS OF the structure "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-20
Nav WING hEEpeo

The county commissioners are
considering the advirability OF build
Ing a new wing on the eastern face
Of the courthouse, 90 extend from
the auditors Office 10 Eighth ave-
nue.. running parallel with the wing
occupied by the treasurer and coun-
~ clerk. should the new wing be
decided upon, the upper floor viii be
used for new courtroom.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-20
Receiver Stays

v. L, blaine was retained AZ re-
celVer OF the defunct Bank OF Hal-
lard Yesterday afternoon by Superior
JudEs Taiinan. The matter came up
In the esfuity court on the hearing OF
the petition of 200 creditors nnd de-
positofa of the hank who wished TO
have Receiver Blaine discharged and
three trustees appointed IN his place,
The petition was refused ON the
ground that the law provides for re-
ceivera only Ia the case OF inAol-
Va1rt IF a hank.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-20

burned ia irss than an hour, The
lest was $40 uen
Noon Three bodies have been re-
covered from the ruins. Thy ziriaas
soy that ihfff others Of the injured
cannot recover This makes seven
fatally hnrt by jumping
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-20
uAluAalE EsIArE

The appralsefnent and Inventory
Of the estate Of the late Samuel
COIN wns flied IN the probate de-
partment OF the superior court. this
morning. The entire estate u valued
al f2O,f0f.7f. The Royal restaurant,
OF which the deceased was the own
er. il valued IN the inventory at tb,-
o0Y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-20

a nalnlef ~ fhe sgontn 81 the ar
tsfsht railway ntHtenr eehisfina Va
this rlff left this morning fui
Arhlatnl, ore ~hsrt the annual
nieeiiht AZ the Pacific Coast Assor
emtieH effffafflc agents viii be held
tnmafpN The program for the res.
1iu's raalsteis Of addresses on matfert
OF nsBssnl 10 rnilfuad agents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-20

8 r1gH q Tho grand jury's
= rd>rt birt. an tod ex-
~ W a. Star yesterday Hf-
tef< n Police Sullivan r.
t<f< d<ffrnsined 10 close the
F<ntinx 4 consultation
= t@n zttorpey the chief re-
: <zn@eHfe this determination.
- ed fenderiyoin district
<<fae41 4 ID freely stated ~
7'p7<H rtaprietors that Chief
~ turned them down
- f1eir dsg IL over.
- Esaxtf to bear upou
ns''ft4n hy members og the
MY <ho are hiH personal
~ faa>< Of hin deteFmiB-
= ~ ~ playing Of the
~ California races IN Sc
-: ~ ~ fact that Danlei
'h@<f e4'lstau's private at
~ q Ne city today. the
1919 ~ poo'rooms wouie
hk7< beer given this
4+X.
SsoIn~n mn are much per
.<.s~ tn'rf 9giiisan'a intend
41d are loud IN their
r<f1li&;I,n. They claim
2 interests are behind the
"ler and accuse by name
Hor they believe 20 have
~ krend luryE edict
M hoss< gambling.
.<t= tfat the grand Jury
- IN TIE matter Without
n ~ and that Chief Sui
Hhrr u comes. will be
" nesthsr state statute
F1i4a4fe.
!, n'1fHing. a. the star has
rsn6 Jury held a pro-
:, ff...i.fts.ee IN regard % IN
sullivan and Mayor
- Inft hat the poalfooris
Ffn conducted without
y. -'<rpq 10 the city WAS
= e enc n the uaHy rea-
- '''sfk The chief.
fH1pfi, Subsequent 20 the
~ o. the grand Jury, ~
- f1fefnan PlgEstf and
N t..aNs Hamilton vent a..
- n'sn and without parleS
= ~ 70 Close the poofroorns
|" lHflctment should he
7slAsas toIs them a. ,hs
f-,-. tt'ssre told It's readers,
~ ~. Attorney aeoft had
~. .nAt here was no state
4 $50 NE poolfoome.
<@lu 1ufprs same back AZ
~ ~ N. statement that the jury
ANA. wa q city ordinance
3 ~ .' .A ssked time to con.
lt...-.n that he would consult
<i..t<r D~BraI.r
n ~. 20 visit Of the grand
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n b-rged him 10 stand by
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trk,-,.s Wished TO consult ths
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-20
goa SAFE kEEPINe

Jesse Dayton. fb-year-old boy
recently convicted Of having broken
into rooms IN the Seattle hotel. was
committed 10 the reform school to-
day by Superior Judge BELL on the
petition Of the proaeeutlng attorney.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-20

n ~ Albsrtsnn. The newly ar.
pointed Superior court judge. took
the cath Of once today. The oath
~aH Administered ny Superior IussiEs
Grimm. judge Aihsrtss1n has ap.
tzoiTsfrd a. his haflirs. Arthur Ray
mead and Addison Emith.