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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-18

chief % Puitce Sullivan h atill
quietly tnNvstikStins the rayatrfi0tiH
Killing II rhognaH H. Murray a
hafrlar IN Hickfofda grocery starv.
on Madison street. fortnight agN
notwithstanding the tact that city
detectives Adams and Lane Insist
that they shot Murray IN selfsdes
fense. other stories Arc Ia cirVuias
ton. and the fact that rruaecutina
Attorney Scott and CORONER Hove
have refused to pfohe into the mat
ter ~ not preventing Chief SuiltNNn
from prosccuila9 his own inquiry,
To-day fuote evidence a. mNstifN
the police aud others Interested Ia
the case came 10 the ears ~ Chief
Sullivan. lt Is stated that Deputy
United states NarzhRl Fred lathe.
who arrived nn the scene immediate
" after the shooting. tells differ
eat story FROM that ~ lhc offieees
fea0rdiug several material points.
Lathe VII he tnters icwvd by Chief
Sullivan this evening
According 10 tAe Story that the
chief has heard Lathe has stated
that therc was no revolver near tbs
body ~ the dead eufsiar Immediate
y after the kilitus Lathe IL said
10 have told a friend that h. exam
iiscd the body carefully and that he
Another statement, SAID 70 have
bevn made by him. u htch crntradicts
that uf the police officers. " that
Detective lane did not 81 az on the
balcony AZ the feAf af tho store. a.
has been stated.
Another material I-oint reEuriine
which Lathe 10 SAID 10 have made a
statement 81 that the glass through
y nich the shots Nrrr supposed e.
have been fired ef the burglar dit
tsss fall on the outside, as " would
have had the burglar fired first
taefHaa rffrs Vas arsttrrcd on the
flcor inside the store.
chief sullivan apparently does not
believe the staFx that the stool
psEeon.' who Was used BY the Of
f5crrs. lived al Adams home. but
further than that. vii say little
Il have heard Of the statements
made by Lathe. said Chief suit.
e4n today. and Will have talk
With him regarding his connection
with the casr ] heard the story that
h j. supposed to have told regarding
the gun and viii Investigate that
Other than this rumor ! have found
little that cantfaaiets the story told
b the Officers.
.'Of course. the bullet found In che
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-18

ooiors. worth up 10 tI.ke. special,
to II. st.sk.
French chaliir- Kinonos. new
pattern. satin striped. deep care
collar. slbatFpnH rufHe. $500
values. : 10 u. 1855
Mems Hats. regular value 81 80,
Thursday. : TO n only. ti-oe.
Men's Fancy Golf Caps. FeEu-
lar 75r value. Thursday. from : TO
lie. Soc
ulxbysn Paste for hun calf and
Wet hid shoes. ioc size fer Sc
womsnis Felt slippers, felt soleN.
value see. for use.
Boys Waists and BioueeA for
ages : To - years. IN f,efeals and
FinEhams. nsw spring shades.
worth &c. for lie.
Boys outing Flannel Waists
and Hiauaes. light spring shades,
for ages , 10 Is years. Heth 25e,
for iae.
At zFr a RnFfu@nt@Men's RID
bed f1eece LINED Underwear.
worth dee
se-ineh Black TRaetR sifk. one
yard y Id, value fis1. Al sc.
t2-ineh All Wool Tweed Dress
Goods. light gray. medium gray.
blue and green. value Csc. At &c
Garfield Tea. worth 1tc. . 20
IL for isc.
Rose Water. . 20 III. &C. bottle.
Epsafn salts. regularly ibe pack
ase : 10 II. IS paeknge.
Womsus Past Black Cotton
Hoss. sIllfced heels and toes. Aenns-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-18

the superior court AZ a hearing N
lastlce court.
A number % indictments IN orsfi.
nary criminal easrs we're returned
yesterday Afternoon after the star
vent 70 pr~aa. one was returned So.
efetiy against Andrew Reynolds
superintendent Of the fsraquah Gee
mine for some alleged conneetiA Z
With the riot there = few weeks sEe
Somebody must have hr-n afraid
that Mr.. Reynolds would throw N
his i0h and run away. bat when hs
appeared before Judsv Heil this
morning TO give the bond u 81 aef
fited M his ease. ths court permit.
ted him To &c on bis own recernl-
rance.
The following Is a list Of the other
indictments filed IN eourt yesssr-
day Albert flfahAm. mayhem,
Pat Curtis, assault with intent %
murder. f'red Smith. hsarriary. Jas.
Niece. grand iaseruy. loo Hafer.
forgery l. 4. Prague and n NJ.
Starvey. burglary 6, xeirier. EN-
heExiement Tom eattn. larceny from
the person. - Cope. Jehn Triss snsi
Fat Curtis. resisting an offic~r wm.
Tyuuan. iareeny frofn the person
This grand jury late this afternean
Indicted John puhson for assault
With q deadly weapon. committed At
Black Diamond reerntly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-18
TIMER Will
NOT RESIGN

WASHINGTON. u. C.. March Is
Attorney Campbell OF New York has
not yet appeared before Assistant
Postmaster General Bristow to give
a detailed account Of his chaFEsa Of
bribery against prominent persons
IN connection with the get rich
quick concerns, secret service men
are working on the case with great
activity. Assistant Attorney Cen
erai Tyner has declared he cannot
resign while the efslcc IL under IRE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-18

trial because q the fact that the
United States court AZ ~. Paul.
where the case originated through
action taken BY Gov. Van aant. and
the United States court AZ st fouln.
are In the same circuit and ~ Louis
y more convenient for some Of the
iurists and counsel engaged IN the
case. than ~. Paul both sides arr
represented BY an eminent array q
legal talent. aud the trial promises
10 be one o. the most notable ever
held IN the United States courts IN
this city. The issue nf stake -
equally Important - upon the de-
eisipn 81 the eouft depends the much
Fnootcd question as 10 whether the
Sherman antitrust Law can be uaaae
m effective weapon IN the regulation
~ alleged unlawful combines OF can.
ital
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-18
LETTER
rs FOUND

uUFFALo. Match tS-aa p M
This afternoon District Attorney
1oaiawufth HnueunrTu that a letter
had been found tn the tiurdicA house
which was written e. Mrs. iiurdick
by frnneii. In which Penncii said 4
feel that | mist hii hurdick.
tcatsWorlh added. he has evidence
that reuufil went to uiaEnm halls
ON the morning HarAickr body was
found, and sent the Instrument with
= nich the killing vas done, uNef the
cataract. II i generally believed
the ease is near a solution
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-18

ieGAN DRAMATIC scnooi. effer,.
April 10, CLASSES three NIGHTS a
week Monday, Wednesday ana
Friday, FOR " for the month. on
Sl.h0 week. an exceptional offer.
call At studio. 10 Hoiyoke BLOCK,
Telephone Blue a6e.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-18
SUCCESSFUL
LAUNCHING

The pusst sound Navigation Conn
fully launched from King a WinKs >
nhlpyAfd at Went seattle at 7iso
o'clock this morning A large num-
Der % local shipping men attended.
After the vessel was launched Hhe
was lowed By the tug Oscar u. 20
Y~rlrr pier No. Z. where the ma
chinery Of the old steamer EvaHGsi
will be placed In her hull
Construction On the Samson WAS
rushed. the builders having been
given q bonus TO complete her at an
early date. II T. expected 10 have
her In commission By May 1.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-18
HOIST BY HIS
OWN PETARD

Charles gafFan made a charge Of
thsu against three young men III a
saloon ~ the lower part of the city
last rsenihE and surceeded In giving
them their first ride In the neN Jro-
lice patrui wagon He told PATROL
men Helms and Flanagan that y }
LAWYER. I'D NiEnan and A Carter
HAD robbed him ~ ~. All were
sent 10 the etty Jail with cuffan.
Who Was held a. 4 witness.
IL developed later that Gurfan had
left his money IN butcher shop ard
that be had not been rubbed. The
three saspeeu we're released and
curran WAS charged with disefderis
conduct
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-18
CHARLES w. MILLER
TO Be A BENEDICT

Charles W Miller. general agent
Of the Pacific Coast Company IN
Seattle. and Miss Elizabeth J. Rich.
ardnon. a well known elocutlaniai
and musician Of this city, are 10 be
married this evening az the home Of
DIR. NJ. A. Matthews, who " 20 be the
officiating clergyman. Only reIn4
tisfH u the bride and groom AMI a
few Intimate friends are 20 be pres
ent.
SIR and Mrs. Miller aill leave I'm
mediafeiy after the ceremony for 4
short trip through Hritish Columbia.
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l WILL arrive IN Seattle with "A
carload OF horses on or about the
18th Of March. Eastman. g20IA
Iat ave. barn In rear
WE have marey TO loan on any klnd Of
security. Davenport 4 Hall 5Ot New
York block
LOTS cleared and graded: get es-
Innate Of Bucl, phone. Hack 5paa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-18
SPORTY MILL|ONAIRES


NEW YORK. March Twenty
Wen, whose aggregate wealth II
nearly a billion dollars. Witnessed "a
prise nEhi last night IA the country
mansion - one Of NcW Norka nfum.
lnent. millleHaiFaa. on Long island
AmonE those Present were Two suz
prvme court fiidFsH OF Maasaehus.
ettH eud Que ffam New YORK lack
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-18
REPORTER BADLY
INJURED By fall

". ". Mccormack. a reporter on
the city staff q IN. Post fntelii-
Eencer. fell through a hatchway on
thr revenue cutter Rush. last night.
and was painfully injured. With sir
broken rtbs hs was removed 60 the
Providefsce hospital w the ambu-
lance. DIR. Prterkin " attending
hin.
Mccormack had gone aboard the
vessel 10 obtain an Interview and
was leaving when the accident oc-
Cured. There Was an open hatch.
way near the End % the gang plank
and through this he fen. Although
he VIII probably recover. his condl-
ton l. regarded a. serious One Of
the fractured ribs T. thought 20 have
pierced n lung.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-18
NEWSFROM
THE NORTH
SPOKANE BRINGS REPORT OF
TIN FIND ON IEoUE CREEK

The Pacific Coast Steamship
company's Spokane arrived from
@kagway and Nay ports al & so
o'clock this morning. completing n
Gays.
Her passengers report that the
mad dogs ut Hhines have transmit
ted the ualady 10 the horses, with
the result that many valuable an
lm8ls have been killed.
David Shand Of Thistle Creek has
arrived ~ Dawson from White River
where he found on Ladue Creek n
tributary with Indications Of the ex-
istence Of placer tin. Ghand shows
samples q the tin. which IL IN the
form Of little pelbies about the size
Of currant.
The SPOKANE had 20 passengers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-18
SENATE
ADJOURNS
TOMORROW

CINCINNATI. March fs.--It In the
Intention ~ the senate leaders 20
hold a short session tomorrow 90
wind 10 the pending executive mat
tiers and then adjourn NJ 2 O'Clock.
sine die. At 10 o'clock this morn
Ing the senate went into executive
session for consideration OF the
Cuban treaty. Discussion ia ex-
pected 10 last six hours. ana then n
FINAL vote on ratification win be
TAKEN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-18

MERGER CASE
IS UP TO-DAY

or. LOUIS. Mo-, March ls-The
famous case 81 the United States
~. The Northern S@curltlea com
many, comprising the Northtern "a
clnc and Great Northern raitfohdA'
sshleh has been in litigation for sorne
tt,,e. vas called for trial To-Day in the
rrnffed states circuit court With
Judges Caldwell. Sanb0rn ana Thay-
er on the bench =
The case coraea TO S. Louis TOT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-18
VANDERBILT
ACQUITTED

PARIS. March is--The justice
court today rendered decision in
the case against w X. Vanderbilt.
who was sentenced Ia default for
fast automobllinE Sentence a.
passed M the police court vas re
tokrd. the justice holding that de-
PENDANT could not b. held reernnsi-
bile becauae he was hot In the ma
chine az thu time. he then ordered
the case closed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-18
CHAMBER OF
COMMERCE

Several matters q importance are
under consideration al the regular
meeting 81 the chamber u cump4erne
this Afteruean5 Among thsm ie an
Informal consideration ~ the prop
esttlon tu ernat a joint clly hall and
courthouse. separate countY aud city
buildings on a4toinlnk sites
No definite action Il expected 10 b.
taken. however.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-18

=, W. Perrx reported to the police
this morning that gans % bad boys
had been destroying property AT the
corner Of Pine street and Terry ave-
nue.. lie suid that the boys broke
windows Of new houres aud MARRIED
the fresh plaster. a number Of com
piainta of this kind have come 10
the police during the past few dHye.
u II probable that special officers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-18

sbe fiaherulau decorated o,...
ffa9 Dresden china cloezs Al ~
fl1 email Dresden Cocks a..
1sc uns-pint Austrian China Graz
f.ifHhern. cuDh ....s.s...... "a
Coo Two-pinf Austrian co..
Pitchers. each ........... %.
g. ~ Silver Plated Tea Aat,- -
Pot rugar Cream ana ess.,s'
Holder. quadfupie riafe, ~
asssss Frfstr-sfs ssfsss4.. ~ a.
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Lowry aud Jimmy lowe sefe the
ishtcrs. aud Charley White the ref.
rfrr.
LaWry wen Ia the 18Th round. Il u
estimated that $4,000 changed
handa. The susags al we're sfaninH
dress and occupied cushioned chairs
lniaid with Rald The ring was
pitched on = velvet Garrett.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-18

George A. Meumhn ~ SIS North
forly THIRD street discovered this
morning that hle rraideure had been
entered SUNDAY niEht lie told the
officrfa that the windows fsd been
pflcd ersu sith Jimmy ard that =
ham and pair Of trousers had been
atnlan
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WIDOW rs
THANKFUL


PORT TON NsESD. March IA
Esritish Vice Consul Oscar kineker
has received = letter from Mathifda
NarkunsVn Of iaurNtk. Norway.
widow u Capt. AafknHssn Of the
Norwegian bark Prince Arthur. uho.
with ~ sailors. vas drowned IN the
wreck % the vese~i at o1rtta. Ian :
Thg letter Expresses the writer .
heartfelt thanks for the Christian
trouble and rkIrnsr b. Seattle Nor
WrgiAna
A committee q local Soseeuen.
Consisting Of Andfew Chiibers. II. T..
Rude and Carl ). t.unds. has raised
$500 with which 20 erect monument
al ozsttr. W memory % the Prince
Arthurs sailors
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Ex-MAY0R
ARRAIGNED

MINNEAPOLIS. March ia-Ex.
Mayor Amsz. Who was five ffmes
mayor of this city. tuttered ints the
courtroom this morning lie was -
feeble that h. hal Go remain seated
while the seven indictments against
him were being read. fts pia.aded
not guilty 10 each. lie il =. Ys,
without ball. and u IL not ifnrrusa b.
that Ne viii have 90 await trial ~
salt Tho ssatlnn capaelty Of ths
courtroom was inadequate 10 accom-.
demonstration. Although Amsa had
many stmpathiHerp present. noas 81
them showed desire 10 become hi
bondsmen-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-18

81 90 Decorated Lamps with shade
90 match, each .t.... I.ss..#... OOe
tfeQ Decorated Lamp with Flnbr a.
match NnfhFHfff burner. each .
...s4..4 ..4...... ....s.4sss... 12.0B
No. Rochester Nickel Plated
Lamp complete with fn-inch
nbasis ....s....... ...za s1.3D
q % Austrian china Vases. aa-
sorted shapes and decorations
each ........ .......s.......... 00e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-18
LAST EDITION
CHIEF SULLIVAN
IS INVESTIGATING
MURRY KILLING

head 81 the burglar was. ] under
stand, the Hame aa the ones used IL
hts gun Thiu tnet has not been ~
rlhlnsd."
hrtVctlvca Adams and Lane are
hefnfc the grand jury this afternoon.
hut cinim they Wtfe not cslvd to ties
tffN the Murray eaae.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-18

BELGRADE. March 1s.-Prof
fteririavIeviea. the distinguished
szryian writer. has been challenged
four time by officers OF the serVian
army. BY order Of the king. because
tho professor charged the officers
with having obtained promotion
through aervtiity 20 Queen Braga.
The professor ~ no swordnman,
while the others are an experts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-18
FIVE BOYS
DROWNED

CHANT. / T. March ix.=f'ise
Buys who were playing on raft heFe
this morning fell futn the water and
uufe droe ned. The dead are RaNs
niund. tfoeruft. Charles oaks Raiph
The egea q The boys ARE 3 t. ,
years AL q the bodies we're re
covered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-18

MEMPHIS. March 1s.-The St.
Francis ievee board Announced this
Afternoon that ii had abandoned the
idea Of dynamitins the lovec. being
able to ferry the people from i'arion
In sklffs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-18
IS Cents

waiFas Leather Chain chaie-
lalns Tags with niekeIsd clasp
leather lined pocket. black and
rolafH to select frnsn. regular value
suc each. 10 "a only zic.
Wosnsn'H Pleaied frau de hoie
nei,z. back. front and sides trim
med with fancy Egyptian buckles
Eilt OF oxidiErd 20 select from. All
sizes. made from best ausiity silk
reau de sole. in black only. reEu-
lar every day price Use each.
20 II only ssc.
Toe SOUP Or Mssh Bowls. q
n. Be sarh.
10 Decorated CHINA soap sisbs
60 II. = each.
chiltren's Quilted cottan nIbs
regular value ltc. special Thurs
day. to II. -.
Chiidfen's Muslin Gowns. small
shes. regular value see. special
Thursday, 90 n. iyc
Wemsn's Sanitary Napkins. reF.
uiaf value zsc per halt aoArn. IN
box special, 80 II. lie.
Wire Hair Pms. straight and
crimf.ed. assorted In boxes, reg
uiar prizes s. per hoH sale prioe
from % II, : boxes for Sc.
Fancy Friiied Elastic. In colors
only. No black. regular price tSc
per yard. sale price. from to II
only. Sc pr yard.
Special Note Packet and Letter
sizs Writing Pads. ruied At 7c
Thomas t-ounoe Writing fluid.
special. 7e
Spring Jackets. IN black and all
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- Thursday generally of the largest sales d,v
IN Of the To hasten buying in the early heur
~ w. - of the day. theses specials:

less. silk finish. superior qua;itr.
SPECIAL. from : 60 II. lee
chitdreu'f Fast Bissh wide m.
bed Cotton Hose. double knee 10.
and heel. extra strong and elas.
tic. special. from s 20 II. Al itEe
Limited number 10 csstatnsFs
Ivory Plat aud Val finisasiua
Duchess Iaces. from 70 ~
inches wids. very pretty opennms
edges. with fins net top. aiitzhI.
for trimming unders ear and koas
gowns. worth az 10 zsc yard al.
price. : 70 II. o. yard
A new lot Of Embroidery and In.
sertiona. different widths. s~ss
pretty openwofk patterns wa
embroidered and scali0psd etrrs
very finest qualities 10 select fron
worth regularly fac yard, ~
pfiee. : 70 II. sAc yard
Fancy galored Striped Rfhborf
full Inches wide. guafanfeed u
pure silk. new bright eoiors r<r7
finest qualities. worth regularly d
TO tsc yard. Haie price. 10 II. "
yard
Hefnstitched Lunch e.Isshx rIzs
saxso inches. plain Dresden liner.
nicely hcsnsiitched. regular pr3,<.
Sec. 10 n. Thursday. each. ~
Apron GinEhans. good quzlisy.
assorted checks and oaiors. xerfk
exc 2 10 II, Thursday. q yard *
Galvanized Iron Water Has
iz-aaart size. regularly ssci %
III. lie each.
s-bar Store Toaei Rack. rers'
lar price lie: . 10 1. Il 1e eaeh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-18
SMASHED WAGON

An intcrufhan train ran into n
Model laundry wagon ON firai Ays
enue soath yesterday aud demolished
the wagon. and injured the horAa -
that u had 70 Be killed. The driver
jumped and escaped unhuft lie aid
not rcv the cars cunning until Il vas
too late to rvt his fis off the track.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-18
PANAMA TREATY
RATIF/ED

WASHINGTON. d. C.. March Is
The senate yesterday afternoon
voted 10 ratlfy the Panama canal
treaty by vote 81 10 60 6. The
wording Of the treaty was not
changed IN the slightest degree.
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Classified Ads


We have two elegant modern new
houses with large lots. fine ~iew
for sale on Queen Anue hill foi
flspo each, frpo cash. balance Any
Time 20 suit purchaser. Two 1--WE.
room cottages. new. fine View OF
hay and mountains for 81 ,0sa each
small cash payment. balance
monthly. Come IN and look oves
our tias. as ne have several houses
IN Tine locations cheap and on yer,
easy terms. Lots from 800 20 400
on Queen Anne Iiiii on small pay.
hsents. Hus Vt ard We will build
house 60 suit you. List your
property with us
- G. HYERs a co.
aft- az4- 80 Arcade nuiidfns.
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We can sell you a whole or part In
terest IN the finest hardware bust.
ness III town. Whole interest iu
tailoring establishment for sl2k. A
unc-half interest IN tailoring estab.
liHhment with fine business. A
phyHician's offic and furniture. In
Guiding practice. for sale, owner
retiring
Il, c. BYERs a co.
s25-a27-a2g Arcade building.
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"a nAo NO pHYslcIan

haruki suahiho. a 1apanese who
recently arrived ln Seattle. died at
taA FOURTH avenue. tniH morning {.
Without the attendance Of a phgHi-
elan. Cofoner Huse investigated
th~ case and stated that he believed
the Japanese had died from con-
sumption. The body was feuiuFet %
ButtcfWofth a sons mofxus.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-18
WATERSHUT OFF

Water witl b. shut Off TONER
row frop , o'clock in the morn
inx until { e'eiosk Ia the aftefs
noon on iilaiue street. from
Third avenue Nssf and over the
whole District Of Third avenue
west and taftk % Blaine street.
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-anAvx nrAlrY rnAnsrra

Mrs. MARY Jane Wright yesterday
sold 60 , ~ ftinh and utiHan } a.
button. two latr ON Fourth avenue,
between Pike aud Union street The
purchase price WIS tha,en1 Mrs
Wright retains $4,000 mortgage on
each lot.
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The Zig bankrupt Sale ct Nj.
Hohcnthai 4 Cos IA atill going on
~ the Globe Clothing co. store. 1905
First avenue. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-18

cHEAP lots at tHe un, at fiiiman ctty
euy ~ minutes ride on old Henton ear
me On Washington street. fefms as
down. " monthly Come today. fatss
warm orics on srounfs.
COUPLE Of rood houses and lots In
walking distance, wanted si2 ana eia
Afrntn building 49, -"
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I AN the owner Of s-room cottage,
lust few blocks from my coal
office, iaii srd ave, near pike. and
VIII sell Il for 1900, $500 cash
Will rent for 320. j. NJ. Ripley.
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Dunlap, rial estate. 81 Union .i..s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-18
LORENZO CUSTER is INSANE

Lorenzo Custer. nm aged resident
~ Seattle. was committed to the in
sane asylum to-day ny Superior Judge
Tailman. The complaint against
him was sworn to by bis wife. who
claims that although not Violently
insane. her husband has suffered
from softsning % the brain Tor some
time past.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-18

WHY pay 1900 for 40 foot lots whom
we can sell you one acre for t35o
to 1900! one block from school and
two blocks from electric car line.
at Columbia. easy terms. Call and
see stettenFrcn A Arneii, rs Rox-
well block, corner First aud Co.
tumbiH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-18

a NEW modern broom hoasc. hlochs
from FehHeihauHe on Queen Anne strict
~ modern lot foei2u. $3.50
Three irinlHg inis cultivated and fenced
with tafn. ~ best iucatiun a. Green
Lake must be sold at once Aprir
A q HtisfiAN CO,
2ta and as Arcade blae
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-18

-. DIV Y NOT
That your monthly salary or tpeou,e can
pc increased 10 per cont. hy putting a
portion OF your savings at COMPOUND In
trrtatf y"
security. first mortgage on Improved city
real estate. ~
These niortEaHes held In trust by the audit.
~ - the state nf Washington
'nll On Cleo. A. Virtue aotsh.d fiaaton
h,pehs o. write your name and andtesa
hAlnf AM W VIII rend you full par.
understand this plan,