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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1903-06-14
The Sale of Linen HOusefurnishing Goods

InC OdlC VI LIIICu llOuSCIuI IloIIlIlX OOUuo
The trade papers are talking about the
big advances on all staple cottons, and indeed
a great many mills have shut down on ac-
count of the scarcity of raw materials.
Bleached Cotton Sheeting is bound to cost
more than the present prices, and the thrifty
housewife will do well to supply herself with
the ready-made sheets and pillow cases at
the prices which are possible alone here. We
have had large stock on hand in anticipation
of the present rise in the prices of cotton.
Sheets, UTICA 45x36 17Nc
each.
PEPPEREIL S1x9O Sheets 55c TOWELS,
EACH. $150
pEPpERFrJ aoxao Shoots soc HUCK TOWELS, 20x42 Worth
each 1 ' ' ~ $175 1875
nIrn,r,,rr, o-oc r, FRUIT
4AA0o rlno" Oae wide Sheeting,
i'ze0 e~l LONSDALE yard-wde Sheeting,
PERI rhELL 45xoo Pillow Case Tee yard
13c Ions
UTICA
UTICA Sheetng 22Ac
15c Sheet
ing,
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1903-06-14

Silk Shirt Waist Suits at Reduced Prices.
We have taken all of our silk shirt waist
suits and revised the prices, with the result
that you can now buy a smart silk shirt waist
suit at about one-third less than you could
have done SO month ago,
Here is some detail:
SHEPHERD PLAID SUITS, odds
ts2o5n in Wash
now 81 m and for orr will sell
pnone oro
SKIRTS shall sell at nd
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1903-06-14

PLAIN--White Mohair Plain, 40
inch.
JACQUARD-White Mohair JAG
guard, 40-inch.
WHITE MOHAIR ALBATROSS,
3S-inch.
White Mohair Serge,
40-inch.
SERGE-White Cheviot Serge,
40-inch.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1903-06-14
S s.; s.; i. s;;' LOVEMAN q; +; 81! 5 a;
JOSEPH O. LOEB.
The Special Selling Of Wash
Fabrics.

The news is specially interesting, for as
a companion sale to the big sale of white
goods this week, here are wash fabrics al
very nearly half prices and beautiful mate
rails, desirable in every way, for instances:
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1903-06-14
White Wash and Other White Silks.

HABUTIA-All White, 24-inch
Wash Habutia, 39c.
LOUISINE-All White 21-inch
Louisine, 39c.
TAFFETA-All White 21-inch
Taffeta, 39c.
CHINA--All White 24-inch
China, soc.
HABUTIA-All White 27.inch
Wash Habutia, sec.
PLAIN-A1l White 22-inch Louis
inc, 59c.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1903-06-14
A Special Sale of White Wool Goods.

Here is a special Tot Of White wool goods
worth from 75c to 100 yard but marked
for special selling Monday at SOC.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1903-06-14
Special Sale of Hose
Supporters.

Six lots of hose supporters
are now reduced because
stock-taking finds there are
TOO many.
CSC Hose Supporters, 25c.
75c Hose Supporters, sc.
LOO Hose Supporters, 7Sc.
LIS Hose Supporters, LOO.
1.50 Hose Supporters, Us.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1903-06-14
Here is some detail:
A Special Sale of White Silks.

Here is a special sale of White Silks at
goo and SOC. The silks in the goo sale are
worth half dollar yard-the silks in the
soc sale are most OF them worth 90 ayard.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1903-06-14

JACQUARD-All White 24-inch
Louisine jacquard, SOC.
TAFFETA-All White 22-inch
Corded Taffeta, SEC.
FOULARD-All White 24-inch
Plain Foulard, 59c.
TAFFETA-All White 24-inch
Wash Taffeta, SEC.
TAFFETA-All White 22-inch
Dressed Taffeta, SEC.
The soc goods are all soc values.
The 59c goods are all Use to $1.00
values.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1903-06-14
4 Lot of WOmen's
Collars Cheap.

On sale in the 9th aisle a
big lot of linen collars.
They are at one-third price.
A half dozen for 25c.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1903-06-14

SERGE-White Storm Serge.
42-inch.
ETAMINE-White Etamine, 40
inch.
VOILE-White Wolfe, 4O-inch.
MYSTRAL-White Mystral, 40
inch.
Regular price, 75c to $1O0. Spe-
cial price, sec.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-10
CABLE CAR
RUNSAWAY

Car no Is Of the fcHler cable line
rau away and dashed at terrific
.peai down the hill from Thirty
usst esnas Go the Lake Washington
roser house at 80 o'clock Las,
nisAi. The hill AZ this point 10 very
steep aud the car fairly flew over
thu fniir Had u not been for the
srip. which was n the slot Il II
thought the car would have jumped
over the trestie ON which two blocks
OF the track Ia built
That no one was Killed or injured
IN the accident IL considered little
short OF miraculous BY the oriciala
of the company. The car was on the
way to the lake when ht Thirty see
ond avenue ths front trucks icft the
track. There we're no passengers and
the conductor and uietorman pat the
car baek - means - or0v bars. A.
som aH the car was on the trhrk
ssrah u started off down the hill,
ieayinE the crew behind.
At the foot Of the hill the Erin
tore up several feet OF trrstls. but
this served SO prevent u from crash.
ing Into the car barn
Trhffic WAS delayed about an hour.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-10

Citizens Of Fhawnectown. Ill.
where many persons we're drowned
N the flood 81 several years ngo. arc
Distressing the adxtsabiiity u ORDER
inE a general removal Of goods and
livestock. after which the ievees VIII
be cut. allowing the waters 20 grad
uaily run In. thus avoiding greater
damage.
OMAHA. Ssh.. March io-lrfa>
Platte and smaller streams In Ne
braska are ali OVERLOOKING Many
railway aud wagpn bridges have
been swept away.
Near Stanton. while crossing n
bridge. n ia-yeaf -old girl and her
brother were swept on their feet.
The former WIS drowned.
Al Osmond. Albert kohler. a well
known rauchss. attempted Ia cross 4
bridge. when HE horses be-au1e
frightened and missed the bridges
which was under wssef. kohier and
the team were drowned
The burlington IL the only road
carrying any tfaffie. the Union Pa
ciflc. Rock Island and Northwestern
using its tracks west Of here.
MEMPHIS. Tenn. March io.--Ths
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-10
MIR. MOVES STILL
rs UKDIScOURAGED

undiscourngsd by their failure to
win out IN their recent fight with the
Seattle Electric company IN West
Seattle. John NoyeH and other Mon
tana capitalists last night fled an
modification IN the city council Tor
a frnnchisn 20 buiid street car sys-
tern on this side Of the hay.
The proposed system Is intended
10 give street chr service 70 a large
and thickly settled portion OF tho
city lying south Of jackson street.
between Hencon fiill on the west ana
Hsinier Heights on the east. Ihls
district IL very poorly served by the
existing lines Of the Seattle blec-
trio company. ,
The application, which waa signed
By Mr.. Noyes. y. August iieinzs' ~
4. Hsinzs. Thofnns Kinds and me
state Savings bank. ali Of Butte.
vas accompanied by the draft ~ an
ordinance later introduced by coun-
Gilman ON RrantinK the franchise.
T-hs route named In the ordinance ~
aa follows
Rrsinnina At the corner o. Fourth ave,
nue. aoufh and Lane street. and rinnlns
than<@ easteriy aione lane atfeat 70 fehth
ae<sse south. thence nofth 90 fehih ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-10
HIS VICTIM
A WOMAN
Mlss LILLIAN kohxcoL AS.
sAuLrEp AND BEATEN BY
BRUTAL FooTpAD

MisH Lillian kouEcoi Was assaulted
b. = foatpad az the corner OF Third
ageuas and spring street last even
ing and Knocked down az the end q
= Desperate struggle which she
made 20 keep the thug from snatch
ms her purss. Her screams attf4ff=
Cd the attention Of a man no vas
passing along the other side of the
street aud be came 60 her assistance.
A. he approached the fpaipad took
% his hseiH Miss kouxruin reseues
followed The chase ended when the
foutpad. after running many blocks
through dark streets and alleys. dis=
appeared IN the Peoples thsaiar on
Washington street and Second Az
eHue south.
A policeman was called who. after
searching the theater. arrssts. Jos
sph Hrinkfuan on sun picton. Hfinks
man has not been positively ideuti-
fied as Airs kougcni's ansaiian but
viii BE- held pending an Investigation.
Miss kuuHoui " a waitress IN the
fieimonico reztaurapt ana was on her
say home from work when a..
nMuifsi.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-10
STRANGE DEATHS
ON OCEAN LINER
Steamship Reaches Now York After SIX OF Nor
Pas senucrs andC Have DIedFrOm
Som Poison

and the other was put ashore al
Palermo. The physicians AT falsf-
mo stated that the man was surfer .
ing from the effects 0f some kind OF
poison unknown Ia them.
After leaving Palermo several
members Of the crew In the same
Wardroum were stricken the same ~
the first four had been. A. HeOn az
they were struck with the deadly III
ness they rushed on deck. where the
freah air partially revived them.
They were kept on deck until fully
recovered and the Wardroom was
stripped. disinfccted aud closed
ON March 1 two Hteerage pahHsn-
gers we're reizsd with spHsfuH. the
same symptoms ah had marked the
Illness 81 the sailors The passengers
died IN n short time after being
stricken In spite Of all efforts TO save
them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-10
REPORTS IN
DISTRESS

fhe French bark Rene Kefvfiisf.
fss Says out from Zanzibar 90 Ito
hart. pat In az sydney IN distress
yr<tef day. IN toN Of tuE arrofa-
tnE a. q eabieKfarl received from
f.ssf4uu. this morning. by w, II listed.
l~eai Representative Of NJ A. Newell
a Co The Here k~rviiief was re-
losefrd at IS per cent. until she
wer sreken a short time ago. when
The nte dropped 10 10 per cent
The rate On tho British steamer
sAlapta. az daYn from Mobile 10 Ant
wefiL saa raised this morning 60 Is
roy 6enfa The rate on the German
ssc@6er siotsrsfys. II days frosn 10, .
tefean ~ SeNIsst News. advanced
"a - ps cent, while that on the
fruffh bars Nendse wHnt up 90 u
fer cent.
Ths Danish bark ffenfi.s,s Haas.
nann. - days from ~. Michael TO
Nee Work. arrived yesterday. khe
wne rpted AZ per cent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-10

nue. south % Weller street. east On Weller
street o. Tseutieth avenue. anuth on TWEEN
f'sth arenBe 90 Charles street east On
Charles street ~ Twenty nrrt nNfnur south
on Twenty -nrst aYtfde - tudsius street.
nant on JHdkina street 20 Twenty.fhirsi ave-
nne. aa@h on Twenty sthlrd avenue o. par
rtrest, east on nay street 70 Twenty.
fourth avaHue ssith. south ~ Twenty.
fourth avenue @ faF street and east On
fiay street % Twenty eifhth avenue
The NuYns isruIesifiaH ale1 embraces q
sfsund route fannefting with me nfrt a
Tusntiath avenue Hlatth and Charles street.
From that point tire Application Describes
tha prfi-i.ed traneh line uiunina north
aiour 1wentiHth assrua south e. Madison
street
The application and proposed fran
chiae ordinance were referred 10 the
corporations committee.
Fred n. sander last night applied
70 the city council for p franchise
for n right OF way for the proposed
Seattle Everett intefufban line
through the extreme northern part
OF the city
Accompanying the petition was a
proposed ordinance to GRANT the
franchise asked FOR. The bin wsis
Introduced by Council Murphy by
request. II was referred 10 the cor
porstiona committee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-10

ON the following day another pms
rcnKsr died soon after being taken 70
the ships hospital a fourth pannsn-
ger WAS found dead ia his berth. AL
occupied adjoining berfhn In the
rtssraRe. They were buried at sea.
The officers and ships doctors be-
iieve that the deaths we're caused by
poisonous gases emanating from
some unknown article In the ships
cargo.
The Knramania VIII be detained az
quarantine until a full ana complete
Investigation can be made BY tho
state and federal health officials. IL
IN thought by some that those who
died may have been the victims on
some member Of the ships company
afflicted with homicidai mania ana
who IN IN the possession Of some sub
Ne poison little known 20 medical
science.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-10
OFFICERS KILL
BOLDBURGLAR
neecfiyeS Adams and Lane Shoot Down Crook
supposed 10 Have Been E. E. Murray Whom
They Had An1buShed in Grocery Store

through the perftdy of one % his
companions In crime. A aHtaal
riseon. criminal slang term for
a Thief no Eives the paiioe iafaraa-
ton Tor consideration. had ia
formed the two detectives that a
trick was 20 BE- turned In nick-
ferdH grocery. and Adams and Lane
were ambushrd on the other side Of
the street when the rtarc Was htokcn
into.
The detectives went 60 the store at
about 10 O'Clock and had not waited
lnnx when the hureiaYa appeared.
fheFv were two % them After
altshtink nom a Madison street car
they saunsercd Isist the srpeefN store
and siepped al the rear earuer Of
the building, They examined closely
the windows and doors u the build
ms. then smashed Va a large window
AZ the eide 20 the eulldlaE. after
shtch one % the burglars assisted
the othcr L. climb In.
fheiF exact movement for a frw
minutes after could not b. seen h
the dsteeilsvr, a. the nsssl we're IN
shadow part ~ the time The
Noise 81 the breaking windas conid
have been heard a block. bat Il an.
parrnfiS attracted little attention
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-10

when the detectives were certain
that the burglars had effected an
entrance, they muVed forward
quickly. reviewers In hand. aud
quietly approached GLASS door In
the rcar ~ the store. They believed
az that time that both housebteakcrn
we're inside, and were planning TO
haE them both.
AZ e later developed. but one bur
star was inside the store The 9TH
eF had decRmped, but there IL every
reason t. believe that before Hains,
he had given the alarm. At any
rate, the man on the inside WAS
aware ~ the approach ef the officers.
and 49, they reached the door he
made a desperate break for liberty,
smashing the glass aeaF and nfing
his revolver out u the opening.
The detectives sefe sur priced. but
promptly rvturned the nfe. ard lane
ran Ia the ffunt - the building 20
prevent the prisoner from breaking
out Ia that diferttun
Deputy sheriff fAfe. who lives
nearby, was awakened bs the f1Aii-
AIDE and came 10 the assistance Of
the policemen fiy this time all was
quiet inside the STORE FINALLY u
citirrns Nth lantern appeared. and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-10

NEW YORk, March ia xefit-
able death ship cast anchor az lu,.l
aHtius this morning. She - the An
chaf line steamer kRrgInnnins
During her run from MnrselileH 70
this port tWo Of her crew ana four OF
her passengers died under the most
nynterlous circumstances. The lives
Of others Of hef passengers And mem
hers Of her crew were saved with the
greatest difficulty.
The strange thing about these sue
esaiing fatalities L. that 40 one
knows the cause OF death fufthsl
than that u was due 10 the action OF
sarne subtle poison. whether gas
eaun OF solid no one can do more
than conjecture,
on the run 10 Palermo from Mar
settles four OF the crew wefe taken
suddenly ~ and two OF them died
almost Immediately. One recovered
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-10
will WONG fon vac srArr

Sheriff cudihee md six guards
will leave for Wnila WaIla this af-
tefnoou win the following prison.
era to be eounmitied 20 the peniten-
ttnry. vi Cummings. burglary, SEN
fenced 70 two years Thomas Morris.
larceny frHn the person. one year.
+ J. Kelly robbery two yeafH. Geo.
Emanuel burglary, eight years
Fred williams highway robbery, IN
years. LIZ Boysen. burglary. two
veara, John Gilbert. grind larceny
three Year, Albert Shout. larceny
ffafu the person. one year. Robert
Mccarthy. burglary, 70 years. Thos
Ryan. burglary, three years. y. q
Cos fiav. iarcenv rom the pefsufi. II
= ~ ne. wffta McNamera, highway
robbery. ~ years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-10

ftenrr fleehn was arrested by n
rniFulutan Of West A Rurry'n
asrhry last nisht on a charge Of
grand laseen1. II T. alleged that he
Etaie n hos Of shoes from the Wash .
inE1on Shoe factory. under peculiar
circumstance II IN said that after
the factory Chased last nlrht, fioehn
rlippef an into the store room and
thfes = has Of shoes out into the
aiis1 Later he came 20 get them.
and VIZ arfnaled.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-10
FIRE IN A
COAL Mine

HELENA. Mont. March io.-naii-
rad officials here have received
eafd that the NJ. In the Northern
fAeife eaai mine az Chestnut. Mont.
has broken out with rrusNed Vieor
ana q il now thought thai the en-
sise tnins will h. destroyed All
efforts 90 1uench the flames have
proved futile and the heat II nov
- Intense that u IL ifutsaaaihle 70
approach within iceo feet af the
Minis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-10

q have assn the man on the street,
tut du hot know his name
Murf#y, n that was his name. WAS
Vel tftfeHed and WIS about 20 years
ofNHe When killed he wore brown
dofhf hat. dnrk coat ana vest ana u
Isatf OF gray tfouHVrH. The neck IL
long aud wna clad IN very high
While COLLAR with bright red neck
tie. The hair II dark ana the face
smooth shaver. The nose ~ very
prominent, long thin and hooked.
The eyes are dark ana the chin re-
ccdtns and weak The height n about
; feri Inches. and weight about $50
bounds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-10

with the aid OF the lisht. an inVeN .
tirnfiou was made The rays 81
iiEht from the lantern revealed the
hotty ~ the imprisoned burglar lying
on the aaar directly la front OF the
glnHH DOOR.
Deputy Coroner wlltsie was call
90 and took charge OF the body. The
dead burglar wnfe mask made 81
"a woman'a veil There were hut
four ahota left In his SIN shooter.
Dne had been fired into the ceiling,
apparently as he fell 60 the ilonr.
Tho others Had apparently been nrod
through the window,
A shot fram the automatic. pistol
carried BY Detective Lane had en-
tered the burglars left breast A
bullet from Adams gun had striich
him Va the back ~ the head TO the
rear 81 the right ear. the latter
shot IN thought To have gone horns
as the burglar WAS falling 90 ths
floor Either wound would have re-
suited In death.
For time this morning, before
the discovery Of the laundry tag, u
Was thought BY the ta,liee that the
man in the uafrue was William ~
Savage, who is we'll known to the
poiirv. The theory was later ssplod.
ed, ne several marks OF Identified
ton found un the dead man did not
tally with the description OF savage.
A noins that may lead to the final
Identification Of the dead man was
discovered BY Police Inspector VII.
lard this morning From his discov
cry u II thought that tho dead man
WIS at one iifns steward or an as
Nistaut ou a coast steamship. The
four tAttpo marks often worn by men
IN this iins Of work between the
thumb and first finger 81 the left
hand was found on the corpse. THE
marks ARE well defined and might
have been made recently This may
nccount fef the fact that the dead
man had In his pocket the telephone
number q A. +. isfasehari. a steam
ahip man
Hundreds Of people have visited
the npFEue to-day and among the
humber almost every member Of the
Seattle police department The po-
iicsmeu NAY that they have seen tho
man ou the street and that the face
IN familiar bat not nur ~ them can
idcntify him Several citirens eialr,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-10
NERIFF CuDIHEE
ASKED TO EXPLAIN
zsTIonEo CONCERNING HisAlLEogo PROFITS FROM raso.
ne pRsosEas AND HIS KNOWLEDGE or GAMBLING

osix catihss was the chi~f at
HzH Il ihis mornings session Of
Apssd tury. II Is understood tina,
e<rfa Wa questlone8 regarding
tass8 toward the sRfnbIlnE
- y Eh.rh h gave the an
H5ciisr 70 hose made BY AL
k.ai< Who have RETAINED from
H'rx tith the business Of thar
'x Ne said that be had dis
NJ functions incumbent
~ % nsfvlng warrants when
rtrs given him BY ths
~ <'s-k
= sheriff. II IL said. was also
o sniixhfsn the Jury a. to In.
49, Eissn that body purport
- 9ssr-charees In the feed
"tnff Prisoners The jury
!. - - 70 believe that the shef
- q profit from the ofseT-
g D. hotel Or county Gue=ts
vas also ASKED nGW II
- hat the fact of the issa-
: r1bpeena ducea fseuns Il
'Ie I Lake Washington Wa.
enpans leaked out before
$3.50 was served. contrary Il
.<s 81 the jury. cadihes
NJ Information WAS mol
~. by Ms once % hiH kn9wl
-. " mat G " Yandeii. q news
~. .sparfsr. claimed 20 have oh.
- news from Foreman Pig.
\ Frand jury.
=. piaotf Get. Hot
nr9ft became more or lesi
~ t1is point. and Tandcii aai
- That individual prom tl,
Nat he had IN fact aaqulr,
49, Information from Piaofi
n 1nnsphere became heated
~ - vent after IiRdtt. ans
y. H'ef Ynndsll After IN,
1. -. .''ss 10 the row had ehaaes
-. xnsF POUND IN q circle. meta
Is wv zpeakina. Tor a time, Van
IN 4 " that Pirott had not tal.
sa,.& 'sf' directly. but that he
1870. 30 Received u from pigot
~ Less though Indirectly.
|s,ss1s.. ~ Jury wanted 10 know hoq
~ ~ SET the story. bit he 70
f'eiify their curiosity.
-" e. Bibs1n wae the frs
Ms morning. bot came on
ufHf. and ealf that fhe furl
- ,.sd the wrong man. He De
- Mn ' we july ma
go 4 Fahen. late deputy pros
n e.'nrnfy under Walter Fui
- vent II AZ his own reauaa
~ -. some plain remarks 20 n
<s'..r.ssrnina The course of lfs m
ssss,s.. 1n regarding THE late PROS
~. gnlen nnd some ~ the wit
s,,s .hs had attacked II He re
- . part Of the teqtisu1n
80 eeheefnlng himself and Nj
H1,'. dirty. contemptibie i'm
and added thai refths
y h's chief had ever prosecute
- 70 Prosecute any case. -
GOOD faith, ana from m
e-r. 'h' o. public interest
~ Treasurer ncConnaurhe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-10
LunArIc SEMI TO sTellAeooM

Sarah nroeseau. the pretty French
giri who was arrested Sunday for
Insanity. was committed 20 the In
sane asylum by Judge Taiifnhn yes
tefdny afternoon. shs was taken 20
siellacoonl this morning. She raves
constantly on religion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-10
roa srsallne A wArcr

F<fNafd Stilinian alias Walter
Harvey. VAS arrested last night by
fatfnlfaaAn Damn on n charge ~
Hiealtus q watch from the room % Il
ntreeN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-10
DOBLIN INSANE

NEW YORK. March ie@Fhiiip
Dsbiln. Of torpedo boat hfibe fame.
yes examined by q physician last
nlsht and pronounced Insane. He
vas taken 20 an insane asylum thh
.,sarftne
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-10
EAEiS AIOTHER

tfFW YoRK. March 10 Major
N,fteav deniea the atory Of the en-
llrit4f5it of girls IN the regular army,
IL aaVa II IL a baro-fnced lics
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-10
Loaf A SUR CASE

fha Reliable Transfer company
rvpsftrd 20 the police today That a
Faif ease owned By u r. Robinson
bad been stolen from one OF lie
wagons.
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FORMAL cnARoE Is MADE

A warrant was ISSUED from Jus
tfee Georges court today charging
Charles butler with asseuitins John
Courtney with intent 20 commit mar-
der.
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vent in next and Was asked some
uuneetious regarding the WhittieneY
shortage Ne was aisc asked to tell
what he knew % she alleged hold -
q a taxpayer Tor abuut size ~ one
Of his deputies lat gear through o
mistake In n tax delinquency. u
has already been pubisshed that 8
certain tract OF land had been sold b.
mistake. and that Nhen tbs sfrp4
sas discovered the deputy n auss
ton enfurted the sum named from
the victim a. a charge for rectify ina
the matter ana clear the title.
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SIX KILLED
CYCLONE SWEEPS OVER CITY
IN NORTHEAST QUEENSLAND

BRISBANE. Australia. March 10
A cyclone OF great severity swept
over the city Of ToWunviiie IN North
east Queensland today. The hospi-
TAI was destroyed aud six patients
were killed and nine seriously IN
turcd Many citizens were more or
less seriously injured aud hundreds
we're rendered homeless
a large crowd Of Isl people arrived
this morning from San Francieoo on
the steamer city Of Pusbla- The
Pusbin encountered rough weather
up the coast