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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1903-03-05

Alfred Knapp, the modern Bluebeard
who has murdered five wives will be
given long nap just as soon as the
law is through with him. ~,-~:
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1903-03-05

Most of the crew of the new battle.
ship Maine have deserted the boat.
They probably consider the ship a
hOdOO. f.. s+s:f
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1903-03-05

Congress has given Queen Lii the
sum of 100000 to defray her Easter
millinery expenses, etc.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1903-03-05

The robin is keeping it's eye on the
weather bureau, and the wild ducks
and geese are keeping close tab on the
ground hogs movements.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1903-03-05

-. =
A Pacific coast bishop of the Metho
dist church favors inter-marriages as
solution of the race question. Di,
he establish precedent?
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1903-03-05

EXCELSIOR out on lake Minnetonka is
getting ready for summer. The ice in
the lake is three or four feet thick and
the natural inference is that the people
of that; peaceful little summer resort
are getting in a supply Of ice for July
and August. = =. zs=-~-: 7.eg.~ { .
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1903-03-05

order.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-17

favored localities where the oyster
psopaxnts naturally.
Very sraoesh Scheme
The bill in effect provides that the
commission shall Inquire into the Io4
cation or these now prtcsleas landk.
survey them Into ztsncra lots and
spprniss them. THIS u but the open
ina wedge for future legislation By
which lhe question OF 5iapostnE Of
the natural beds BY auction and sale
snail b. left Go tire fish missioner
This y what Mr.. ksrEhaw wants.
and this II what IN. Morgan Oyster
Company wants.
The oyster growers Of the state
have an association They know that
thry are fighting n giant corporn :
tton- bat they will pat up the best
kind OF fisht possible. They unite
IN decisrinx that the naw bill h .
m<usc- 20 the states oyster indus
try and II carried TO ifs iSElcaf con-
ciur1on will drive out of the business
all saws very few u the oyster
men Of the rfnfe. The oyster grow
srr dsciafe that unless the state pro-
tects the natural oyster beds. which
nrc located chiefly tn Mason. Thurs
ton and Pacific eounfies. tho INDUS
try win IN a few years h. entirely
IN the hands % the San Francisco
fncuoroiIsfa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-17

AFTERNOON

ne resrfxaon= made by The star
yesterday - 20 th< nature and pat-
pose Of the fns~XiEsticns now being
carried on ~ The grand jury srs
fulI, crfns out BY ths fe~tin,uny
ssse. ~ the list Witnesses ssafniasd
yesterday.
ne taiy began by = Searching IN
eerstxatsen lHse the mstheds used
- Attorney ". II. white 70 set GER
tain freaehises tsfoakh the city
r-vuncfl. kaeh testimony that - hiic
IL may not ~ tncrtmiuAttnN " Itself
hat sfi4y tend 70 had az 70 greater
tEIns~. was efaac<d. The sntirs AZ
tsfnoon Was taken up stth the In
testixAtiun - opaBeil Franchise mat
frr2 and tha way la which Mr.. White
handed the eity fathers
One Of thu mast important Wit
n@~~rs before the saft yesterday vas
j. =. rrink. who sscured franeaass
ffuln the city cuuneii fof street car
lire. but Who Was Later sirtuais,
cesapsiied 90 sell cat 20 the Seattle
Electric Company At = tpss.
The connection % the eltY council
and rnsns q the fnats dual fnsmn<rs
~Ifh this aeaJ was gone into thor
oa.ehiy. Mr.. Trtnk y said % have
tod the grand Jury that when he
secured tbs franchise. whsrh he did
only after considerable expense and
great worry. he Vas assured that he
Would have transfer privileges With
the Seattle Eisctrin Company roads.
ON this point he was promised the
support q members Of the city cosif-
eli. After he secured the franchise
these councilman turned against him
and he could not with theft opposi-
ton get the transfer privileges. and
without them he could not make the
road pay At . io<r he was then
compelled to sell to the monopoly.
Mr. Ffint stated that he vas prae-
tfcnlIy told that n waa little usf 20
try ana get Z franchise IN tire council
n eppa<ed BY Seattle Electric Com
pany. He mentioned 10 the grand
Jury several names Of men who we're
suspected Of Gsttins measures
through the council ~ illegal meth.
o<fs. but could not state times and
places Of specific acts
.. n. MscDouwaIl. Of the well
known dry goods firm. vas next
called before tbs jury. Two yeers
ago he attempted to get a franchise
ffem the city council 10 light the
city. but there wsrt 80 many re-
sfrirtionr imposed that he found "
Isuros-ibie TO ur. u. He T. eaid to
have told the jury that he employed
w. IL White 10 engineer tnS urtt TOT
him and that he paid him $500 for
the WORK Mr.. White had been rec.
commended 70 hifa - q man who had
eof other beats through the council
ana who would ~ the best man TO
40 the work for him.
Mr.. MacDous.fl could not state
positively that money had been paid
into tho city council. bat had heard
a. much. lie stated that he did not
believe that any Que could get
measure through the city council
= hen opposed BY Jacob Furth and
that he did not believe that the city
was IN good hands
=. q. Austin. formerly justice or
the peace IN Seattle. was the last
witness before the jury. Council
matters IN general and old police
matters are thought 20 have been
gone into with him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-17

The workings Of tho Indiana law
have shown "a 10 be probably the
best iaw IN the United Esatss for the
purpose 81 reaching the value 81
large corporate property. The Law
o. Indiana was originally adopted Ia
1891. rnder that law only railroad
property was assensed. but in fsa7
feiephnHe. teieErn ph. express and
HiecpiHa car companies we're reguir-
% 10 b. asstsssd BY the state com
mtesion.
u 1891 the railroad property u the
state II Indiana WAS asseesea ~ so. q
101 one The tau commission raised
the assessment the fret yenr 70 tfso. :
~. con. When the Law ~ Indiana
vent into effect Ia isel the state was
friRhtfuily In debt. The rate 81 tax
fton WINS 20 high that there was
afceiy any manufacturing copper
|afion that w0nid beEin business In
the state Tlr PRESENT governor OF
STAT state savH that before his term
= ~s-s fts ~ r the sfHfe ~ Indiana
will be entirely out Of debt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-17
SCORE THE
Il MONOPOLY
PETITIONS FiLEp WITH THE
CITY COUNCIL ASKING THAT
TIE 6EATrLE EltcTRtc
COMPANY NJ FORCED 70
PROVIDE BETTER CAR suR-
VICE TO PATRONS

Petitions Ia which the Seattle Elcc-
tfic Company IL scored on account
~ itH Insufficient street ear service
were fItrd By patfunn OF the Green
Lake and the Fremont Ballard lines
AZ The snretinE VI the city council
iast hlaht.
Nsss ssetition was from the Green
iA4e Improvement Club. Attention
vre enilsd 10 the over -efowd ed con
duinn OF the street cars mornings
I'd svsninsn. The petitioners re-
qs<rtsa that the council take action
tsscuurei the Seattle kiectrie Com
psny 70 furnish better service.
Tito estition from the patrons Of
To Fremont Ballard line calls at
fsaticn AZ the fact that the ears arr
or<fsfed en q Eo-as.t hes please plan
on this route. The petitioners ~
qu~~tea that the city council, N pos
sihls. arrange for a regular i0-Inin-
ute service between the hours OF q
Go g. m. and ESQ TO p. m For
the fssnsindrr Of the day M until
a. ~. they want b-minute
service.
EAeh petition stated that petitions
60 The Seattle Electric Company had
proved ffuitiexr, and it was now time
for the council to % something The
matter was referred 10 the commit
tee IA corporations.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-17
TAX COMMISSION BILL

AFIA. Feb. Senator War
- Introduced into the senate a
~ he creation Of a state COM
49, gopossd Law. II adopted. viii
we provisions 81 the revenue
= rr'*tive to aeaesaiuT raiffoad ma
: car companies very similar
- ihdiana Law. The lduaf as
= ~ bower r. placed 10 The hands
-. state board Of eauaiixntion
= provision Of the Indians
- - snfetssfui Ia that state. ~
-. .sre1sna ia~. and under thn pro.
E..,. Nv. the state board ~ equal
! ~ % TIE Indiana Law known ~
ts'< board Of tar Commission
~ f1H powtr 70 ralse - fsNes
- e e any piece % rffopef'fy 4
,s., LATE fsr state. county and mn
: ~ purposes. Ths state f,oart
s1nslizaiion has before - thf
10y q the state for ~ Fssrpore
: ~ lining " II has an the p1a
- ~ -. ~ e'u"ty t,5ard q equAaz
~ hss. ~ "a .zfsl4.i
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-17
NOT GUILTY
THE PLEA

Horace IA Dunbar. owner Of the
Rainisr-Ofand hotel. pleaded not
guilty this morning On the indiet-
ment returned sKssinst him by the
grand Jury. charging him with rou4
ductinx sWindlins samblinx games
IN the hotsI
f.Ftar 20 the pleading. Attorney
MeFFis. ~ha represents Mr., Dunbar
In the rnatteF, argued a metion TO
Quarh tho indictment. and entered a
formal demurrer Judge issfl over
ruled both nlotioas. The cahtsntisin
Of tbs defenee Was that the indiet-
ment was not LEGAL IN FORM mas
much g. the names Of tha persons
naid to have been Neindled we're not
Endorsed. Ar. Morris aifo statezi
that in the indictment Mr. dunbar
Was not dsflnitriy charged with hae.
Ing swinfisa anyone. a. thr indirt@
meat contained the expression. for
the purpose 81 swindilnx.~ instead u
did So indie
II va. decided this morning 10
try the case March -
Mr. Morris stated TO the court that
u IL the intention a. Mr.. Dunbar Ca
leave for tho East on a hunIns.- trfp
which vii probably b Of about "
DAYS duration The court stated
that there ~ss no ahlection 10 Afr.
uunhar leaving the state n he cared
10 DO -. In view 81 the heatr bends
under vhirh he ts placed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-17
STORM GROWS
MORE INTENSE
Blizzard Increases In Its Severity and Envelopes
Nearly the Whole Country i'm It's Grasp Train
Service Nearly Abandoned

NEW YORK. r.h. 1.-THE storm
of yesterday has Increased in ia-
frnsItf. and IL nov centralized IN the
Ne~ England states. Communities
tion BY telegraph and telephone i~
almost entirety cut on. All fallfnaf
trains are abandoned or sfeatiy de-
layed. The snpw Il stiii failing
bloc kafinx all reads. THESE Il much
suffering from cold among the g--or
OF this city.
COLUMBUS. O.. rsh r.-The
Storm 70 Increasing ard the mercury
~ : degrees below. here. Ths stats
81 Ohio IN without regular train sew
vice. and but few wires are working
Ths storm is ~ fsf the ~crst ~ the
wtntef.
ST. LOUIS. rsb. 1.-The wofst
storm Of the year II prevailing here.
Tue Thermometer reHisters Z below
Eero.
CHICAGO. Fsb. fT.--Tha thers
usornsfsr " fa degrees btlpw sere
here. There II great suffering In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-17
BEEDE
A SUICIDE
Widow of the Late q. X. Beede Takes Her Life
While Suffering From Prolonged Attack of E
MeianchOHa

morning. near the top 81 n night OF
sfairs on one Of the porahen 81 tho
old Leaehi park pavilion, the body of
Mrs fteede. culd IN death. was
found. Nearby was 0 two-ounc.
bottle that had contained cnrbolio
acid. The dead wofuau's mouth.
face and throat were burned by the
merry liquid.
The office Of the county corones
was notified and Deputy \. ". Wit
sic went cut on the case After In
yeetigatinE and finding ~ a plain
case u suicide he ordered the body
removed 20 the Undertaking paTiors
Of Bonney A sfswart. II r. probabis
that no inquest vii be held.
Mrs. Beede lived with her two sons
ana married daughter at 1905 Yesier
way u was stated nj her home this
morning that for years past she had
been afflicted with insomnia and
was addicted 10 the use of drugs tn
make her sleep.
At times N was thought that her
mind Was temporarily unbalanced.
and hhe has several times threaten
ed 20 take her oxn life.
Mrs. Beede vas 81 years OF age
and was well known. not only In Sc
attic. but also IN other coast elites
daughter OF Judge Newton. tho
founder Of Newton, Kan.
More thnn 20 years ago she cana
across the plains and mountains
with her husband. George X. Beede.
and settled In Eeattle.
Her husband engaged In the thea
tricai business In this city and other
coast towns. including san Fran
cisco. he died n year and e.-hslf
ago In this city.
Mrs. Heede leaves three children
George Besde. Mrs. =. y, wfthsrs and
sidney Beede. the latter a youth Of
II years. Che also leaves ono
brother. Capt. John Newton Of tho
United States army.
The funeral will take place At >
o'clock tomorrow afternoon from the
Undertaking pafiors OF the Bonney-
Stewart Watson company Inter
mont will be IN the family lot Al
f-akeview cernetery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-17
PUBLIC GAMBLING TO
BE MADE A FELONY
Bill for That Purpose Passes House at 0Iym-
pia by Decisive Vote

a hill directed against all forms Of
sambiine. but was opposed TO dis
elimination. Gleason said that the
Inclusion Of private clubs would de-
feat the bill. and that the object Of
the proposed Law was TO wipe out the
public resorts where iaborins men
s1usndef their wages
There are several 'boss gamblers
here from Seattle and Tacoma. but n
IL not apparent that they made any
strenuous EFFORT To defeat the hill. II
i believed. however. that they are
depending On the senate TO knock II
out.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-17

There's. Beede. widow 81 the late
q, X. ifsesis. formerly well known IN
Seattle. committed suicide ON the
porch 81 the Lesrhi park pavilion
yesterday afternoon BY drinking the
contents OF two-ounee bottle Of
earbolic acid Her dead body was
found this morning at the head OF
the steps leading TO the pavilion by
J. v. Withcfr aud his daughter. Mrs.
Withefs. who were searching for her.
Mrs Beede In thought 10 have
been temporarily insane, as the re-
suit OF years Of suffering from in
ssmnin. aud the use OF sleeping po-
tionn
The first intimstion that any one
had that there WAS anything wrong
with MR.. Heede was yesterday
when . letter written by her VAS
found tn her home at 1908 fssief
way. She wrote that SHE had left
her diamonds hidden In lounge IN
the front room 81 the house and that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-17

OLYMPIA. Feb. 1.-THE housr
yesterday. after lively debate. pass
cd the Lewis htil 20 make EsnibiinG
q felony. The penalty for keeping =
gambling resort IN made punizhsbie
by Imprisonment for frosn one -
three years In the penitentiarr. The
vote war ~ affirmative. 70 nsEativc
and 10 absent or not voting.
Lewis ard Gleason Of King. and
Roth 81 Whateom led the debate In
favor % the bin. Levy o. King. Ma
ionsy OF Stevens and cfandail of
Pierce. argued against the measure.
Weir Of King said he would vote To-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-17

ce~<<eqrsrnce. particularly among the
rdasf ~ this city. The heavy storm
% wind aud nne~ has hfuAsn doSn
wire connections In nearly all direc-
tiuus The little service that remains
h vsry pour. Reports from the
nortkwsst say that stock trains
have been caught on the railroads IN
that r~atpn between Snow drifts and
the esttl. are Pressing TO death on
the eaFss sheep arr dying mtransit
In gtens numbers.
N~eser reports state that few pas.
ssnEsf trains cu the Rock island
have been showed IN near ffutchin-
son. Kan. with the thrrutofneter 10
degrees below rsro and that the
pes~snEsfs are liable TO freeze to
death
MOBILE. Ala. Feb. i7.-The cold
save - approaching the Tar south.
n n reaches the gulf " means almost
certain destruction 10 the orange
crop and extensive Injury 20 other
safly fralfr.
Ohio River Flood
WARRINGTON. u. G.. Feb. IT,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-17

stee ball and was released.
The Midway was visited by the
grand Jun during the early part OF
the season and the wanton breaking
Of the Law and the crime and vice
prevalent there were plainly seen ny
the Jurors n II the only ground.
floor dive conducted with the per.
and u the largest den Of prostitution
Ia seattle The alleged owners af
the building. Cooper a Levy. were
Indicted by the grand Jury several
days aGo on a charge Of renting the
premises for immoral purposes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-17
SKATER DROWNED
IN GREEN LAKE
YOUNG BREAKS THROUGH THE lcg AND LOSES HIS LIFE
BEFORE THOSE NEARBY WITNESS ACCIDENT
CAN RENDER ASSISTANCE

A young man, whose Identity II
yet unknown, was drowned Ut $50
o'clock this morning while skating
on Green Lake near the Woodland
park landing.
The accident was Witnessed by w
II. Wilmoud. who was on shore near
where The unknown man lost hts life
Wiimond saw him skating about on
the lake. Suddenly the ice broke ana
IN q second the skater had disap-
pcared In the water beneath the ice.
Wflfnond called assistance aud the
unfortunate skater was pulled out
onto the Ice and on shore within u
minutes after he fell into the water.
There was atiii n spark of life IN
the body. and Dr. Kidd was CALLED.
The physician aid all he could to re-
vivc the man. but his efforts were
futile. within a few minutes after
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-17
Grand JURYHAS BIG
CORPORATIONS ON
TENTER HOOKS
evidence City Council BoodLng Fills
on Call Off the Investigation App! the Whiewash
Brush---Adiournnenf Friday Saturday Proposed

which company had the best faeili-
ues but which company had the
most maney 60 spend W order 60
determine who was TO have a fran
ehise.
Ar. Reynolds tpld the grand Jury
that Charles n. Baker. president OF
the power company. would not be a
party To any plot To bFihr a city
council and intcnsrd 10 go 20 The
bottom OF the matter himself Mr.
Baker IL said 10 have hired two de-
tectivrs 70 look the matter up Tor
him, and 20 see Just how the ballard
council stands. The report % these
sieuths IL not yet known TO the grand
Jury.
III. J. 4. crich,on. Seattle eean-
Gilman from the Eighth ward. was
the last witness called before tho
grand luf. a. the session this morn
ting ueuerni council matters we're
taken w with the witness and spec
ltieaily titnss relating 60 corruption.
Councilman Crichton told the jury
that he did not know what became
Of the ttaeo thai the ilaaer dealers
Of the city once put up 10 secure the
defeat OF the high iicsnae hiii Hr
y a. also asked about the character
uf several couneilnsn and former
bat he could not tell tbs
Jury that he ever knew anything
wrong about them.
When asked shout corruption In
general. bT. cFfrhton attempted 60
tell the grand Jury about the famous
star chamber Investigation. but he
was promptly cut on Tue xrAnd
Jury. Il is fhosshf. mas decided not
10 take that matter un Dr. erich
ton dld not know ehat W n. white
did with the tl4ete wefth OF sar
eemtany sfoek. fls had heard
tumors OF boofiing In the council
with reference 10 the fnfrp~ndsnf
Telephone company frzpchisr, and
that % the blanket franthtss under
which the Seattle Electric company
= new operating. bat knew nothing
dshnlta
gss eeedis In Air
n Ia In rsiRtton 10 this latter fran
ehirs that the largest grating is
thought 10 have been aanc. DE-.
Cfiehfon vas asked " he knew any
thing about this statement alleged
To have been made By Mr.. White "a
the effect that he tWhttei could
have the corporations committee re-
rors fAvofahiy Ga eeftalH franchise
fer steee. Witness Old not kna~
about the deal
T-hs srand Jury has TIE list At
names ~ men who have been prem
issd 81 sno at the present time hase
stock In the Citassns- fdght Q Power
That list. u II Under
stood. Includes a humber II eooneii-
fssen. ut. crichfon eld nas knou Of
thfs
The Trand 1ury adjourned Cor The
neon f~ee<E aft~r the testimony Of
cfieuson had been Eis-
go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-17

store az o'Bfien and gave the alarm.
Mr.. Warner went oxef To the house.
hut Naksffasn was dead when he at
rived.
Mental alteration ~ the only cause
that can bs conserved for Wake
mans suicide. lie vas In comfort
able circumstances and had pleas.
ant home. He was about q years Of
age and leaves a wife. q grown son
aud two Htfin daughters. the latter
an infant ~ had lived IN the val
ley for 3 year..
tsoransf Hoys was Informed Of the
suicide By Mr.. Warner Of o'irien
as early ss possible and went down
20 hold an inquest
fskTFH--rofoaer Hove returned
frcrB Ofirfen this afternoon and
stated that he would hold no Inquest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-17

she had decided 10 do away with
herself She VAS last seen walking
toward Lake Washington. when
gave rise 90 the belief that she had
drowned herself In the lake.
When her son returned 10 bla home
last night he found the note and the
diamonds az hts mother had written,
lie Immediately became alarmed and
called on the police 10 assist him ia
finding his mother whom he then
had reason 20 believe had committed
suicide.
All last night friends Of the mics
ing woman and her fpn searched for
her, but no trace could be found be-
yot.d the fact that she had been seen
walking toward the lake. That she
had drowned herself was the unani-
nous bsnef. Had her body not been
found this morning u r. probable
that the lake would have been
The search lasted all night This
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-17

uuuEN. Feb. fI.-Meilnor ".
wakssasn. farmer ~hs lived near
thfs l4aes. committed suicide Al Z
q 'caock this morning b drinking
rtfscAnlnrs HE expired within a fs>
inmates. Temporary d~snentia n
supposed 30 have beer tins cause OF
the act. 50 Wnksman had been tAlk.
I'D rather strangely Of late and sas
apparently troubled mentally.
Weksnsn foss early. A. VAS hin
hAisi. sn8 dressed A. h~ was risout
On leave the room his wife saw him
faks the bottle Of strychntne from
4 shelf add tfink from a. Ne I'm.
nas1iat<lf staggered and fell heavily
to the floor. Mrs wskeuAn was ur.
abi< u rouse hffn. aud ran 20 the
house ~ Mr.. werner. Who Keeps the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-17

For several hours tsere vas no conn
fnusisrasion By wire from this city
In any direction. A severe storm q
sleet IL raging.
CINCINNATI. Feb. 1.-THE Ohio
river Ia rising rapidly and the waies
will paas the danger lins within .
few hours. Merchants ON the atreet>
neaF the waterfront are ALREADY re-
moving their goods. Today lie clear
and culd.
MAfefffsi.E. Ky. Feb. fI.--There
ia u Inches ~ snoN here and the
Ohio river rose five feet during the
night. u IL now ririnR NJ the rate
- nearly four inches an hour.
rfrTSHuRG. Feb. fT.--The De-
weeT WOOD mill az the American
Sheet Steel Company n flooded and
the rising waters Of the Monogahsia
have thrown zu.eoe men out % en-
piuyrnsut, Ths property damage al
ready runs hish Ia the thousands
and much fine steel Il ruined The
river r. stu rising and other mills
near the hanks will have TO close
down Within a few hours.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-17

hlf ARRIVAL life was extinct.
Nh the meantime the eoroner's Of
IN was notified and Deputy Coroner
Niltsic went TO Green Lake aud IN
vest gated the tragedy
No ons could be found who could
Identity the body. In his hat band,
shich was found on the ice near the
scene u the accident, are the Initials
"a. NJ. ~" gold watch with n
biack fob chain was found ON his
person. There were no papers OF
any Kind Ia HIS pocket which would
aid Ia establishing hts Identity.
Hr was about ~ years OF aRe,
about feet Q inches In height and
wore red sweater and dark
brown suit Of ciothcn.
The body was removed to the
HofIncy- sttc wart Watson company'e
morgue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-17

the niv1uil mefu. i- to ne uepUrteu
on the ToHa Maru. which will
sail on her return voyage 20 Tho
Orient. February "a. lie was taken.
into custody this morning nj Ballard
by Immigration Inspector Lawn and
after an examination IA which A.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-17
PINSCHOWER
ARRESTED

sam pInsehower. lessee OF the no.
torious Midway crib house. was arr
rested ny Deputy Sheriff Nelson yes
teraay afternoon on a RFand Jury M
dtetmasst charging him with conduct
ing . house Of prostitution. He gave