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p HA1r7MoRE MR Feb anot s pnd
month. 7a,sa794sc. SOUTHERN sn' by ;'n Sample He
7oGS0c. Corn-W enk; spot, 521s@b2aa !;
No. 3 white, Hls@42e. kye-steady: No.
2, 5GQ561ac. Butter. Eggs. Chese-Steady
and unchanged Sugar-Firm and UNI
changed.
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Mr.. Joseph w, Lucas lett the city fol
parents In Charleston. s, g.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT Q FRIcrIMoND, FEB. 2, 1903,
ARRIVED.
Steamer Brandon, Rhodes, Norfo,x
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6.Atchlson ...,........... ST Sta 81 87A
tAtchlspn, p, pid ....~--.,--. 100 1oo9s lGg 100
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SAILED.

Steamer Yemassee, Simmons Phlladel-
pllia. Pa, merchandise and passengers
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The leading futures ranged as follows:
Omen High LOW. Close

quiet and easy. No. 2 spring; wheat, 77c.;
corn, 43c. No. 2 yellow 43c. No. 2 oats,
33Mc.; No. 3 white, 3311AA6lS4Ac. No. 2 rye,
A9c. Good feeding barley, 4ag45c.: fair to
SIG; No. l northwestern. s1,20; prime
Timothy seed, 81. Mess pork, per barrel,
s1G.459l6.50; lard per 100 pounds, $4,000
dry sailed shoulders boxed. $s.25dlS.5O;
short clear sides (boxed), s937ls4 $50.
Whiskey, basis OF high wines. slso. Glow
dp e ereamev srSas dairV BHt Ess
unsetted loss off cases returned, Poe
Cheese steady at l3dl4c. Receipts
corn 7SS bushes G Rogs s Joo hsna
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y The Erie lsuses were active and again
scored substantial gains Estimates of.
the January earnings were that they
Wcud exceed even December's good show,
ing. There were further reports of
pending deal. In which the Delaware and
Hudson would be interested.
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Special to The Times. Dispat..
NEW YORK, Feb 1.-The advance in
Delaware and Hudson was the larges t
sof the day. 1t was generally acknowi-
edged that some deal affecting the prop
srty was underway. and in this connec-
lion the names OF the New York Central
and Erie We're mentioned. a. A. House,
man Company and Cuyler, Morgan e
Co. were the buyers.
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PETERSBURG TOBACCO MARKET.
~ PeterShlrg. w. Feb 2 l003.

Market very active and prlSes
Quotations are:
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(special 70 Tne T1mes.p ispnteh.l

There was other heavy selling Of Penn
sylvania on the other hand which np-3
peared to represent genuine liQulda ton
served in the dealings In that stock for
some time past. The moro consplGuous
features Of the market In the railroad
list were Delaware and Hudson. the Erie
stocks, the Wabash issues and ST. Louis
and San Francisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-29

IN which Hunes waa elected"
The whole political history of the
First ward and Of municipal toisra-
ton o. vice and law breaking was
gone over Ia detail. There was lit
tie confusion In the grand jury while
Clancy was ON tine witness stand.
In fact, from the confused sounds
that could he heard from behind the
closed door. " Was evident that he
was doing most Of the talking.
The voice Of Foreman PigRott
usually 10 plainly heard out In the
main court room. was inaudible to-
day. but clnney'a voice was to be
heard constantly.
n IN not thought that the jury IL
after the political boss In the First
ward primarily. II In believed rath-
or that George u. Piper. the former
political manager OF Mayor Hufnes
and chief Of Police sullivan nre the
people wanted.
clancy WAS also asked what hand
Mayor Hunes had Ia the control 81
gambling affair. Clancy probably
/ told the jurors that he aid not know
whore the orders came from. Mayo
Humea has always maintained tina
ne knew nothing about gambling II
Seattle. md In fact lie hiss claim
ed humorous times that he wis no
| awnrc TINT there was any law
bfcaklng ~ the city.
On inc ot,ef bnBd. ohlef 81 Polle'
Eunitar has made the Htaiemen
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To Fight LOCAL
ELECTRIC TRUST
Seattle Manufacturers AssoCia-
ton Declares in Favor Of
Municipal Light and
Power Plant

War the knife power octopus
ohwse known as the Seattle Electric
Seattle Manufacturers special meeting held IN the
Chamber Of Commerce rooms at II O'Clock morning.
The practically without
dissenting voice adopt report Of It's special
committee on sh, and which
Competition is the remedy
electric
smother private light building
te municipal light and power plant Cedar
declares VIII ish and rates
The attended presided over by A. p
PRESIDENT Of the association The
scented Baker president OF the sno
auame Power COMPANY asking the association 20 aid
entering Into competition with the Company
Mr. Bakers is 20 reduce rates
fro" to " provided
@ ssa rae. are s sas .ha sss, than they should be
DR. Z keosn. who is himself engaged the
o'n.m.nyss special nsh. power, after Dc.
.s. . ssns =, ''s.' s. s
S o ~ the ss.s. s.ss s.se..y 70: Lob, and
state & . .s eos. q ss ..s tn:
~: . .s ess. s""ss. s rs. number
sss.us a"S.s S!ss ssis ): .s s'
-, n'., .ss s~p.,. and she,sseh study
ss. On: s s.s..
ss. . s .n p : . .s r Ia, @ ss.s
sns ss =. o. h ss~.."y s.ns,a
.m.nsm.n1 ''" "' s's council me passage
That psen b. city urging IL. CON-
s,,,ss on sh, s"s city lighting plan.
.. that vii ;. sos s s s. s, q s .s.. s
@ n. % % . s s.s.. vi q: ;s,
city h.s. s.." 5000 ' md sss o . .;. i. , @
it's
system Of eendsts, poles wire '
. sfe~ x~ids
terms that will be equitable
instruct
sontsss ndsyidssI
OF disfribute
seps.n 81 the pre.sens Of the franchise We
and . cur opinion that they should be
pes'ne en- equal terms with the existing corporation
ever s.s ,'s s . -: sp.ss that ss..
Individual Of
future Of the and ehe..
and yet only
epnon in
better light and rstes-RsspeetfuIb submitted
: " ..".'. Chairman. e s...;
o. 7. MecoNNAucHEv. liohs and
r.. H. aovNToN
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Mr.. DUNBAR
GIVEN TIME

Horace n. Dunbar. manager Of the
Rainier Grand hotel. was brought
before Superior Judge Bell thia
morning aud arrniRued. At 10
o clock Mr.. Dunbar. accompanied by
Attorney VIII n. Morris. stepped
before the court and listened 20 the
reading OF the Indictment By Deputy
Prosecuting Attorney Elmer r.
Todd.
After the reading. Attorney Nor
riH stated that he had agreed with
Prosecuting Attorney Scott that he
should he given until Feb 0 TO
move nRHinst the Indictment Mi.
scott intcfp0aed an objection. alsk-
inE the court 20 Instruct Mr. Nor
fih 10 serve any motion he might
make. upon him at least two days
before Feb. o.
The court ruled that Mr. Dunbar
be given until Feb. . to move AGAINST
the Indictment Al some later date
he VIII plead Co the indictment.
Mr. Dunbar was indicted with
Marx Hon and VIM. II. Fnxon in
ennnecthn with the Rainier Grand
eiubfoom scandal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-29
HOW THE GOODS WERE
DELIVERED TO Levi

OLYMPIA. ian. 1e.--fevi Ankeny
l. 10 be elected United States ssna-
ter today by the grace Of as fne a
body OF Political unrrlla elf-s a- ever
oafns over the pike ffcm King ooua-
y 10 Olympia. the stale capital.
The political well kein. Of asstfie
II hepsisasly crippled and Will b. fof
two years 20 come through the
treaahsry Of the King county isxin.
tatise dsirKatis,n. mere particularly
through the eashery Of the peuaiors
from King county. and stili more
particularly because - the tF~aeh~ry
~ four 81 the srven Hspnblfssn sen.
atnrr from King county. To-Day the
name q King county is q stencil In
the paiiticai nostriis Of every count,
In the state
because u 10 today that the met,
Who hass betrayed the cay and
county arr carrying out thes secret
pie-fE~e ~ viii not be out o. placr
ta fesite few facts reiafina 10 th~
circumstances nf the betrayal Of
the eoanty and It's interests
There never has been = moment
aimee the Last election When the
King county delegation was not in
\ position 20 centred the acts 81 the
present legislature Ia ali mattsra
whether n be organization. iexfeia :
tion o. the eiection Of n United
States senator. This state 81 AZ.
fairs wan due 90 the fact that the pos
litieai complexion u the senate Ena
such that the seven Hspubiicnn
senators from King counfy. acting
ns = unit. could conffeI tbs vote OF
the upper house.
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several times that h. was. until very
recently governed by circumstances
and by higher powers. The Two
stat ementH do not coincide ana II IN
now a question for the grand jury
to decide who was Responsible Tor
the shut down order that enforced
the 20 Der cent. demand The order,
u II known. came directly from the
chief Of police. When the gamblers
refused 10 pay. their houses we're
kept closed by order OF the chief
and they were not allowed 70 open
until the 20 per cent. matter was
finally arranged.
CLANCY also told this morning OF
his interest In the blackjack games.
Clancy controlled the games, ana
those who wanted 10 operate had 70
go to him for permission. clancy
did not hide from the grand Jury the
fact that he was a favored man N
fact, he appeared To he rather proud
~ the fact that he had been able 70
| be the ruler Of a rich little klnEno"
such ~ the old tepdefioin,
Clancy was IN the Jury room
/ little lcea than two hours. ana when
he left he stated he had stu more
| to tell
Henry y. Blake. an attorney, Was
the only witness before the Wann
Jury yesterday afternoon after INC
Star went 10 press. Mr.. lslako ~
iegcs that he told the grand Jury ~
Ian attempt az police Ernfuns 'na'
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CLANCY MAKES
A CLEAN BREAST
Tells Grand Jury Whole Story Of Famous 20 Per Cent
neutrality-suspicious. are After Sullivan and Piper

y, IRON John clancy, .rstwhiIe
~, ~, ward political boss. the sure-
N. srand jury obtained this morn
w sntife history OF the famous
~ cent. graft upon the gamblers
d.. ~ enforcement BY the police
c.hs whole story was told nv
car. Nothing was omitted.
~ mai been advised that ne
n, ng'hins To fear from the law
- eyileetinE tribute from enmbters.
wbo,s male clear breast of the
State matter. At least this was tina
af,ss "isnt he made for publication
ana -NlnE the Jury room.
mad you tell the Jury that you
Clsn.,h we ~ per cent. demand p
10y vas asked.
ar,s'.tsiniy 1 did," he .eplied.
VA, you tell that you got mr.
.re'e pet I get II :"
wa ~ ,he grand jurynen ask you
rc.rrsa the moueyY'
ths,1 amy they Old, and 1 told
nnka WAT every gambler + could
Thsrs ~ me- dug cup the coin
,hsssr,s nothing wrong In that. Il
u. ". Clancy. who do You thins
dsres is attempting 10 get evi-
matters alnat in this 20 per cent
ter wen ,si sueas ,ney are going n.
pIper rhisf Of police and fsofaf
ical 4. They asked All about baiif.
'Naisn matters nnh SO wa
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Allen. Certainly none ATTAINED .
greater public, professional and prr-
soDsi popularity than he. He was
the first To be chosen 90 represent
the state In the United States senate,
and lees than Il hours before Nm
death a little band OF devoted poiif-
ieal friends cast their ballots Sor him
for senator In the legislature ct
Olympia.
John n. Allen WINS born at craw-
forisrii.e. Ind. May Il. lSss. He
served with distinction IN the Union
army during the civil war. and ct
iss close entered the University Of
M'chisan. he graduated from that
institution and In 1859 was admitted
10 the bar.
In isse he came 60 Washington and
began the practice OF law at Olym-
pia. In 1875 President Grant appoint
ed him United States district attor-
ney for the state Of Washington. .
position which he filed for move
than 10 years
In 1851 Nr. Allen removed 10
Waiia Walia. For seven years. from
ISIS to 1855. he was reporter Of the
supreme court. In ISIS he was elect
cd delegate to congress. but did not
take his seat because the Tertiary
was given statehood a few months
after his election. The first legisia-
ture In 1890 elected him United Stases
senator. At the cioae Of his term Of
office he removed TO Seattle and has
since been identified with the life Of
the city both as public spirited esti-
sen and as \ member OF the well
known law firm OF Strive, Alien,
Hughes q McMicken.
Senator Allen leaves widow, two
sons and two daughters. The chill
dren are: John Il. Allen. jr.. George
Allen. Mrs. Thomas Dovcll of Walia
Walla and Miss Harr1ett Alien.
Funeral arrangements have not
yet beea completed. The services
will probably be held Saturday or
Sunday.
A meeting of the King County
rar association and all other MEM
bers OF the bar. for the purpose Of
taking action regarding the death
OF senator Allen, win be held In
Department No. I OF the superior
court at $50 o'clock tomorrow
morning.
The federal court met and at once
adjourned this morning out OF re-
spect 20 Senator Aliens memory.
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Thes~ keen-sishtcsi politicians saw
that the movement Of the rr~rton
snsn would mean the defeat Of An
ksuy unlrsa Instant action Was
taken They realised that N thee
farn usru allowed to 50 back At :
O'Clock ali would tse iost. So the
railroads fnrnsd their mortgage
The caucus call sas signed by snf
ftcisnt number 10 make II legal and
binding and each tzsn placed under
guard 20 So that he ala not get
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parentiy In perfect health when he
retired for the night at II O'Clock. A
few minutes later he complained OF
severe pains In the region OF the
heart. Physicians were summoned.
hut their efforts to save his life were
unavailing and three-auarterr OF an
hour after the first attack he ex-
pircd IN the arms OF his wife and in
the presence OF his youngest son and
daughter.
Probably no other man In the state
was more intimately Identified with
itR political progress than senator
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-29
Levi ANkENY ELECTED
THROUGH TREACHERY
OF KING COUNTY Mel

persistent Ankeny workers began TO
herd ia the siEnsrn OF the caucus
cali when one was found he was
led 90 the door. which was opened
Mst far enough 10 admit OF the
member. when he was pushed Ia and
the door slammed shut for fear
someone would escape.
This proceeding continued for an
hour when n Was found that enough
had been secured 20 40 into caucus.
Then u VAS announced from the lob-
BY that a itspublscan caucus had
bees held In the hall Of representa-
lives Al ! O'Clock 10 select a nominee
for senator.
There were hi-ses from the army
Of lobbyists IN the crowd and the
aner Of the psrior Was opened and
the prisoners marched like sheep 10
the slaughter 10 the hall % tho
house. II was nearly o'clock be-
fore the Ankeny leaders we're GER
tatn that everything Was Ia readi.
nean. and theu Senator Hamilton
sailed the caucus 10 order. Ankeny's
nomination vas quickly accom-.
piished. IN q matter Of course.
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was made on the very threshold az
the police station last Tuesday after.
noon
Special Police Omcer Owen Rob-
erts was accused by Mr.. Blake be-
fore the grand jury with attempting
to extorf from him a portion Of n
fee he ffiiakel had received for de-
Tending a woman In the police court.
IL order 20 enforce his demand.
Blake says that Roberts exhibited
bench warrant for the arrest Of the
woman, which he said he would
serve II the money was not paid
over
Blake was supposed to have re-
ceived SIS as HIS fee In the case.
May Stanley. the woman who
Blake represented, was witness be-
fore the grand jury this morning.
after Clancy. and told her part OF
the story 20 the jurymen. Che
claims TO have been prosecuted by
Roberts, and says that he arrested
her for no offenHe whatever.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-29
FIND FAULT
WITH WORK

OMAHA. Jan. 2s.--'rhe Engfnecrs'
organization OF the Union Pacific
Halfway. represented by Chairman
Nrooman, was today In conference
with President Burt regarding the
condition 81 the companys locosno-
tivea. The engineers cain that nom
union boiler makers nxe repairing
the locomotives 20 poorly that the
lives of the engsncmen are conss ant
~ endangered
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-29

Levi Ankeny's political managers
Nefe quick To discern the pecuhafi-
uee u the situation and undertook
Ae tast % feapinf the advantage.
hee well they sucreefed ~iil be
frofea hy tpday'H Nuse for United
States senator Tho details ~ the
bargain and sale are. AZ . matter Of
epufrs. ~ little IN evidence an are
the political good morals Of the per.
sons Involved. Hut the delivery Of
The eoeas al small and lafKa con.
rssnsasusx enn be followed without a
politIsai guide.
The King county delegation was
pleieef. Individually and eulisetsse-
". 20 vote Tor Harold Preston for
tnltfd States senator and 10 WORK
TOR he election Ia every possible
way, nsrk bow these pisdEsn we're
fulfIiled.
Tss seven Republican senators
mt prior 10 the converting OF the
legislature and entered into an
kxresmsnf 90 stand and vote TO-
E<thef on All matters where their
common interests were involved.
This Pledge vas necessary 20 the
Apksnf usanipuiatofs who knew
there we're rcfns Of the senators
eho~e vote they oonid not control
~ individuals. but who also were
e><uf.d that they could eontrei a
NnJsfity % The rsven aad eonnf-
INIT rule pledge IN force.
The Fret Consignment
Arrived In OLYMPIA the delexation.
having control Of the situation an
h<fsre outlined. proceeded to de-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-29

cLrNfia. Jan. slew Aakeny
Z wsl,s wallA was elected unl,esi
-. senator "A ...,..., ....,x.
- !. IN. Inn .s,n, h.,,o, N,
:. a.. house. az IN. w..htn.,a,,
...,u,~ ..a,,,x .s,,, mean ,,u,.x
.-..,v resolved % votes. Preston a
v,,... 1 Tuner n
-, n. ro, Vim. s.,,.e - "a.
-. ssns halle, ..v,,.l m..n,,e,.
- x,.~ county roe. ana A.
.-.s.s m. .e,,o, Of their col.
-. vss ,.., r,~s, .,s,sa IN.
-. =. ...,a~ $500. -.
"a. ........- ,au,.x -. :, 80
:. 49, ,..,., a. m. so... 90 ~.
-. -. ala,
-. ~,,, .,.,, .,, s...,,,,,..
u q. .-,,., 81 ..,0. =, ~ go.
r,u... ". .s,.un,v so,ns ....
-. -. wvsn.~ -, A., -.
~ s'''
ennrus shm xe<k. save vita Pres
)sat ocee<nt. That consent Was
ner<r Gsxeu and yet. last night. 4
~ kth4 csaHtJa msmbsrs signed
a.. -
nave no N@f9s
str,ns sne..sh 4. $500. a..
tiou Of thxx~ ~ NV ~.,s,..~
e&ali not he'd nys<lf bound by cau-
un and sos< fw Preston
W"k y ta< and W. ". Lewis
- -
nsnt N effect.
y kmA Preston man,
~ hxd - rt~r.s ~. .n... -
'"S Us sAsA
~ ~ una bsund Nv IN. .r.t..n =,
"
- n&jprssy. and therefor. vote. fnr
tuhurssn 81 Pierce. IN. t.as,-x
Preston man IN the ssnafe. denver.
= - imp4r~3oness speerh f~nauns-
ne betrayal % party piefrer on
r1lIfuad commission btli. hss,
1pufsoa's srsrf was mosi~rafsd
- The conclusion he bnurd h
maturity and voted for Anksny
~. e. Spokane IN hot speech.
- 80 little sympathy with ths
~ - That had been hssp~d on
1ty By the minority. and
y had refused to 90 int
ne aid the action Of the
vs. regular and he would vote
sny Grow was q Wllso1
~. ne senate
- ~s1shy made a short speech
s1vsAnee- The house cham
Al 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-29
Thirteen Of Her Representatives Co Into Ankeny Camp and Help Nom
mate the Banker Immediately After Receiving Assurances Sup
port From the Wilson and Allen Contingent Which Rem
dered Preson's Election Imminent

To mrcs and talk over the matter by
themselves and report what they
eeatd do. The klus county mem.
Tho frienda Of Preston left the
room highly slated over the outlook
II was DECLARED that II had been the
first enthusiasts rally Of the Pres
ton forces since the convenins % the
legislature. There had been a rtft
ia the clouds. and " king county
would stand pat. which u Was firm.
~ believed would be done. 70 or 81
satea would be enst for pr~sfnn and
his election ultimately assured.
Tho King county Insurgents sought
the agents Of Anksny and the rail-
roads and told them OF the situation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-29
COMMISSION

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 2a.-Thc
case of the Individual operators be-
fore the anthracite commission end
cd this morning. The Philadelphia
A Reading railroad next opened ifs
case. The superintendent Of the road
ing testimony OF the prevailing con-
ditiona. He described the system OF
paying wages In the mines. and said
the miners and iaborers were paid IA
separate envelopes. In cases where
a contract miner fails TO make suf-
ffclcnt pay TO equal the pay OF a
lnborer. the company makes up the
deficit. and contends that the men
are satisfied with the measurement
axafaf.t
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coNFEssFs nuRoIARY

Alfred oillir. burglar, confesses
that he entered the store OF the Sc
attic Hardware company on the
night OF Dec. 20. He was arrested
In Tacoma yesterday by Detective
Tcnnnnt of the Seattle peliee de-
pattment. Gillis was In custody at
Tacoma on charge Of vagrancy,
when Tenant found him. he will
be formally charged with burglary.
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CONGRESS

WASHINGTON. u. G. Jan. -
The senate this morning passed the
bill authorizing the construction Of
dams along the Columbia river In
Washington. The credentials of SEN
ator Perkins % California for the
efauins term wfre flied.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-29
KILLED IN
SN0WSllDE

PARK CRY. ian. s.--A sno~.lsde
yesterday morning killed three min.
cfs and tn1ured several others. The
slide came down frum the high
mountain aboss the Quincy shaft
house. carrying the building down
Into the valley. AL the men In II
we're either killed or injured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-29
RURAL MAIL
DELIVERY

MOUNT vERNoN, Wash. Jan. 20,
Special Agent Kiement Of thr
rural mail delivery system. has In
spected two routes leading out from
this city. n II probable that he win
make a favorable report On the petit
tion and recommended the establish
lug OF the routes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-29
MARINE NEWS

The Queen arrived early this
morning with 100 passengers from
the California metropolis. The
Harry coraon Clarke theatrical com
pnny arrived on her.
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away. A. o'clock the Ankeny man.
sssfs began the execution Of their
plans
hsrdioa the Sheep
The pafior OF the Olympia hotel
was engaged Tor a sheep pen and