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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-11-16
WALTER BARNES
GETS ARM
BROKEN
Telephone company's Superintendent is
thrown from Buggy and Painfully
Injured.

Fairmont Times: Mr.. ]. w. Barnes
manager of the Consolidated Telephone
company, had the misfortune this morn.
ing to get his left arm broken. He, in
company with James Knight, Of the same
company was driving to Barracksville
to look after some business matters when
the buggy in which he was riding broke
down. Both occupants were thrown out.
Mr.. Barnes fell upon his arm and broke
it. He came to town and went to Cook
hospital, where the member was set by
DR.. Cook. MIR. knight escaped unin.
jured,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-11-16
Sweet Melody Flour.

A twenty-five per cent. discount will
be made upon all trimmed hats and pat.
tern heads at Miss NTayme Porter's mil,
linery parlors during the discount sale
this week. 5nov9t
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-11-16
SWEET MELODY FLOUR
Sweet Melody Flour.

Ladies, attend the discount sale at
Miss Mayme Porters millinery parlors
1856 Main street, this week. nov5.0t
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-11-16

The streets are in bad condition here,
as well as at Parkesburg and it is time
that they should be cleaned up. Out at
Parkersburg they are of the opinion that
there is smallpox in the dirt on the
streets 1t may be so, but, if it is, it
certainly will not be long until it will
be here too, if the streets are not cleaned.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-11-16

The Parkcrsburg papers are quare
inging over that city's mayor and board
of public works. From distance it
looks as if The place would be better off
with neither. After reading the papers
it is hard to tell which is to blame for
the conditions there, but the outsider
suspects it is up to both the mayor and
the board. One is about as much to
blame as the other, except that the
mayor made all sorts of promises that
he has not kept, while the board made
none and are not really keeping any.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-11-16
Sweet Melody Flour

In every nome where there Is plant
there should be piano player. There
is none better than the Harmonist. Sold
by the Thompson Music Company, ELI
Bridge building. feb. ls.ti
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-11-16
A DEATH
AT SHINNSTON
Gibson Tchenal, Railroad Waterman
Victim Of catarrh in the Head, or
Disease of That Nature.

Gibson Tichenal, residing near Sainns.
ton, died Thursday night from gather
ing in his head, something in the nature
Of catarrh. The burial will be at Shinns.
ton tomorrow.
The deceased was about As years of
age and man of family. lie was rail
road Waterman at Kitty's cut on the
AIonongah division of the Baltimore 8
Ohio railroad one mile south Of Shinns.
ton.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-11-16
SW66t M6IOdy Flour /.

Now is the time to get hat at a
;reat bargain. Everything at cost. Eliz.
beth cOffnan. jll.dt
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-11-16
DRUG STORE MOVES.

The Glen Elk drug store which has
been doing business in the Glen Elk no.
tel building since it began here has NOV.
ed from that building into the new Par.
sons building at the corner of North
Fifth and Clark streets in Glen Elk.
The new quarters are much more commo.
dious aud convenient,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-11-16

The state health board may not have
the power to do more than recommend
but it appears that it ought to be dele.
gated with authority to take forciblc
means to rid the state OF smallpox.
There would be no necessity to use com.
pulsion, if the people generally would
look after their interests by carrying
ont the recommendations of the health
board.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-11-16
BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED.

Bids will be received by me until Tues.
day night, November II, lO3, for the
erection of brick building over the
garbage crematory. Plans and specifca.
tons will be shown by me on applica.
ton. CHAS. NJ. HART,
Chairman Sanitation Committee.
novl2.5t
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-11-16
Sweet Melody Flour

The largest line of woolens ever shown
in Carksburg can be seen at the Clarks,
burg Tailoring company. sep24ti
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-05

auspices o. the ssauseu.s Friend ao-
eiefy. was brought 20 the attention
% the chamber % commerce at IFS
regular meeting yesterday afternoon.
Rev. q. v. West. chaplain OF the
local sa~riefy. by request. explained
the objects Of the proposed club.
He called attention 20 the fact that
the sailor leaving hfs ship has no
pinee other than the saloon and
brotttel 10 visit. There he, In many
cases. becomes the victim Of un-
scfupuIour thieves. with the result
that ell his money IL taken from
hfIn.
II - proposed 10 establish the club
~ the water front In q building
rendered free % charge TO the so
Getty BY the Northern Pacific Rail
road company. A gymnasium. lodG-
Ing house. Library. club room and n
savings bank VIII be among the ad-
vaniaree % the club.
Rev. West made an appeal 20 the
busfnnas men 20 assist IN the hitting
up Of the rooms The matter was
referred to s special committee. con-
sipfiuR of e. j Smith ". o. Graves.
y Ehofrock. DR. klibourne. A. r.
bur we'll and Andrew Kun4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-05
SENATE nv
SPECIAL
SESSION

WARRINGTON. d, G. March S.
The senate convened in special SEES.
sion at noon today. There were
some beautiful displays Of flowers
on the desks % the newly elected
members.
The galleries were crowded to the
limits. AarylandefN were particu-
larry In evidence. When Senator
German appeared on the floor he
was snluted with loud applause
Senators Honr and cockreii ac-
cofupaHied by SergeaHt at Arms
Hansdeii. called uron the president
at O'Clock and formally made known
70 him that the senate was IA sos
sion. A recess was taken for half
an hour In the meantime.
Senator fIoar gained the floor dur
ina tho roll call Of newly elected
members and said he merely desired
10 state the procedure OF the senate
in matters Of swearing ia members
to see whether his idea was correct
Did that ceremony merely entitic n
member 20 seat. the retention Of
which was open 20 question later
All eyes were directed 10 Senator
fmot Of Utah. who flushed becnuae
~ 20 much attention. When smoot
was escorted te the desk to take the
oath he was given considerable
hhndciapplng by friends Ia the gal
lefien.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-05

amicabIe feeling between all the par
Ties concerned.
The monters of the committee
several DAYS ago at n secret meeting
decided upon granting the amsnd-
msntH with several changes, copies
Of the proposed ordinance 90 grant
the amendments with these changes
embodied. were presented To the rep
rvsentatiees 81 the Seattle Cataract
Company and Mr.. Powell last night.
A. each amendment was read II
was agreed 10 ~ short order. after
several slight changes had been
made. Then all that remained 20 be
done was 10 revise the wording and
make several clerical and legal cor
rections. This was done with the as
sirtance Of cit Engineer Thomson
and Corpora ton Counsel Gillian
last night. 50 that all that remains
now To be done u 10 report the mat
ter 10 the city council fof final &C
ton,
VIII Come Up Nest Week
The amended franchise ordinance.
as n viii come up for final passage
In the council next Monday night.
abolisben the restrictions In the old
franchise, prohibiting the company
from ever raising low rate once
made. In its stead the amendment
provides that the Seattle Cataract
Company shall never charge a rate
greatsf than " cents per kiiosat
hour tor lighting. and cents per
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-05

stage while with ths -Dcstts Auc-
ton company that recently ap-
psarcd IN seattle. playing At the
brand The body ~iii be buried
from the chapel Of lt8nney Htew art.
Watson al ! O'Clock Saturday after
noon. The faB~rai ~ii b. conducted
By the ieeai iodss o. kiks. esofxe
". Ritter. q this city. i tssfhsf =
ln-ias Of this dead man.
Although founk man. AnFfineliis
a. he u better known. had attained
quite \ reputation a. an aetof
through a uunasffui arfptatie trsrk
performed BY min exclusively. Oniy
une other actor. O'firicn. Attempted
u and was killed durinE one q hts
early performances.
Narttneiii stood nGunrely on the
stage with HE hands IN HE oufsid~
coat poo ksts and with = single spring
would land on the back IT his nsrk
A. EASILY he would aEatn spftnx back
70 his standing position. This act
h. frpeased several tirses In auict
suecessipn- fle was also famous for
several other difficuit tricks that he
performed. A ciot ~ hiced formed
al the bass of the brain. direrfly TO-
suifins from the performance. lie
was taken ~ AZ Victor and died two
days later.
Martsn..si appeared Tn the Devils
Aucsion. company al she Grand.
January IL and IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-05
YAklMA SUSPECT

OLYMPIA. March. k-No news Of
the Whereabouts Of Outlaw christ
henson Was received by sheriff Niil.
last night OF this morning with the
possible exception Of a dispatch re-
eeived frem the officers al North
Yakima.
The dispatch 10 TO the effect that
sherin Grant % Yakima had ar
vested a man who was riding ON the
brake heams 81 an castbauBd freight
train. The man II said to answer
the description of iisnran- lie gave
the name Of John Wilson and said
he had been In Olympia but once
IN his ttfe and that was % pass
through there on q train. lie viii
he held for further Identification.
though sheriff Mills 10 positive that
he IL ftsss the man wanted.
Several fumofn conefntnE henson.
his antecedent career and present
whefsa beuta have been exploded.
One Of theae rumarr that vas al
first given cunsidegah bic rrs<ienre wss
thk4 his bsuthsr " employed In q
casnr nas far from Olympia this the
sheriff investigated and fasfnf 10 30
untrue. another funiof Was that nnt
81 the posses had hsm surrounded IN
the brush a few miiss osst q town
and FepeFs was sent In from
Pierce county that he had been tn
trrc~pted there a. he VAS nsakins
his way aiens the ridges hack from
the share Il the sound isedinE Go Ta-
coma BY way % Point Defiance.
special Deputy Mcclellan came In
late yesterday afternoon. and was
again sent out last evening
Mrs. !. A. G~mur. % ois~se. ar
rived ia the city yesterday. she
" the mother q Fred Hoansy. the
raursisrezf deputy'. little friend she
states that she win take her son
bark tn Odessa ~ soou - the es-
tate Il sseslSd Mrs. Gemur ai~p
ssfd that the report % thr effect
that Fred has been lexaiis adopted
by Merr~lt was untrue. a. shs VIII
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-05
SHERIFF. MILLS
ABANDONS CHASE
BENSON MAY VOW BE IN THIS CITY
ioai Searching Stranger
Be the Outlaw Thursfon County Officers Get Cold
Feef at the End of the Fourth Day

day and was In several tsndrrioin
saloons. II the theory on which the
seattle poiiec are working proves 10
be true. The suspect appeared In
the California esiVon shortly beforc
neon yesterday and drank several
glasses q beer. Hs had a companion
with HIN who was very much under
the influence % liquor and who to-
d2y says that he thought the man
with him Was an old friend.
The man suspected of being the
much wanted murderer and Jail
bird. walked into the California
sNleeu. corner Occifsniai avenue and
Washington street, and called Tor a
drink. tie appeared "a he y little
nervous. and this n what fret called
the afteatlon % James Mansfield.
the proprietor TO him. Mr. Mans
field has Rad OF the escaped muir
derer and naturally looks closely NJ
all snspictous persons who corus into
his saloau- Especially MAS his atten-
ten directed 60 the stranger ycnt~r-
dag. When he leoked At him the
seeand time the rwuaar sabse rv=en.
hisncV the mAn hare 20 the escaped
muFderer was all tho mere apparent.
rhe feiias we're a light hat. but had
on dark clothes. Its nnustache was
light and rather ngueby.
The mark % Identification that
usnat attracted the attention q Mr.
Mansfield was tho peculiar Tyss that
the man had and their resemblance
% these Of NarisFcf Iz<nsan-
Mrs Mansfield said thai the man
hsd the uta.t peculiar eyes he had
ever s.en The man appeared 60 he
looking tuwert the ceiling all the
time when IN reality he va. hooking
squsrsfy ahead % him. lie l~ff the
California saloon and was seen In
several other resorts alans Washing
ten street.
After the matter had been talked
~ IN fhr saloon ths attention Of tho
police was called 10 a. city De-
seesise Jim nyrnsz ~as sent cut 90
the eass and he werked last night
trying % flnd the man answering the
description. IT'S efforts WERE fruit
lee except that he found that the
man who had bscn In the California
went BY the name u Burma All
traer q him has beer lost.
wnll< sh<rs Il q iitti~ doubt today
IN the mind ofMr. Mansfield regard
Ing the identify % the man suspect
I'd. the police are not giving NJ the
hurt They realize that while thc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-05
LIKE CAT IN THE
SONG ANNIE ROONEY
COULDN'T STAYAWAy

Just because Ehe Made These
goo-Doo Eysxs Hello. There. Dad
dy, Wen. " that alnt Jim flyrnen
Hello. chip. ao'way. nov. Ia.
Shouting a econ" Gong Al the top
81 her voice Annie Rooney, wha has
been police eeurt character IN ST.
attic ever siaes the big IRE. walked
fnatcsiieailY tHto police headquarters
al noon yesterday. Just In time 10 In
terf"pt n conversation ~ 60 her
whereabouts.
A few of the officers were u the
belief that Annie had left Seattle
for good. She was shipped cut u the
city Tuesday night on the Steamer
Garland b. Police CLERK EaSsan. A..
Ter Finishing long term Ia the
county iaii. and EaNsan vas re-
cetfins congratulations on a duty
well done whsn Annie hove In sight
again.
Annie explained 90 the seopperrs'
that when the steamer was about 10
pull out shs reosnrifsrsd her promise
20 icaYs the city and jumped over
the side u tho vessel Then she pro-
ceeded % eeiiect q sample of whisky
frvm eVesg1 sAiaan in the tenderioin.
she had not quite finished when she
tan sauafeir into the hands of Pa
irolfnsn Tftrr who sent her &c jail
IN the pstFol wagon
With het fnandoiin swung over her
shoulder and singing popular songs
she rode happily up 10 the station,
she knows even nfficer In the de-
trartmsnt. and when ahs arrived a.
the jail the poan squad was iust pre-
pairing 60 60 on duty. One BY one
che afeetsd the officerr. Zach one
uame IN for his little be ~ .irsast.
ins- or nattefy The little dirse-
maniac is allowed more liberty al
ths station than most prisoners. and
when rhs wanted "a talk % eNefYosie
at headquarters she was allowed to
DO 80.
q would rather ~ IN isil m Seat
she than i've In the hest houH~ in
amy cfhsf elts IN the United States
say. Mr.. case. VIII yUa units this
srarf. can't 40 n. Annse remarked
a. she lined up at the desk. 1aiier
corbstt obsetted 10 CLERK Case IN
tyinx the Hoaff. - dfd the work him
self. Annie vas finally persuaded
20 start for the wornsn's cell
what II the charge against mel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-05

Competition Ia electric light and
power ~ nnN assured.
Members Of the council committee
on corporations. W r Baker Of the
Seattle Cataract Company, and John
w. Powell, attorney for the Seattle
Manufacturers Association. last
night agreed upon amendments 20
the Seattle Cataract Company =
franchise. which viii give that con
Germ an opportunity 10 compete on
equal terms with the seattle Electric
Company.
The fight 81 the business men and
the star for cheaper liKht and power
promises to be realized Ia the very
near future. Members Of the city
council have at last seen the Justice
u the proposition Of putting the two
electric companies on an equal foot
inH.
Last night. confronted by the i,aoo
Htar votes In favor " the granting
the amendments and the almost
unanimous petition Of the business
interests OF the city. they wisely
came to terms with the cataract
company. aud the amendments
agreed upon will without doubt re-
coiNe the sanction Of a large ma toftty
~ the entire council.
An Amiesble Session
Unlike the fret hearing before the
corporations committee on the pro-
poaed amendments the session last
niEht was marked BY the NEST
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-05
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BEGUN


NEW YORK. March "a commit.
toe has been chosen 10 undertake the
reorganization ~ the Pacific Pack.
tina = Navigation Company. This
has teefll done at tho request ~
many Of the holders of stock and
detenturs bonds Of the company.
EVERETT. March b.-on sunday
- men WIRE taken 10 ELIZA island 70
begin the work % making and ~.
pairiss the neta and traps OF the
Pacific Faeking q Navigation Com.
fany. Other work Ia being pushed
ahead preparatory 10 the opening ~
tho packing season.
The compsny's machine shops In
this city are busy with rcpair work
on the boats. piiedivers. engines
and other machinery. n. W. Hun
toon u retained by the receiver IN
the management Of the Pacific
Ansrfraa eannery, and has been
placed In charge Of the Pacific Pack
inr a Navigation company's lower
sound AFFAIRS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-05

lnr tn~srds the to~n on hi. hands
sad knees. stsut half q mite from
the spot where he jumped ffefu shs
train. lie was badly bruised and
unable TO wnlk uprtEhf He was
taken az once 20 the Kent hospital.
where his injuries are being cared
for No bones were broken and the
surgeons are unable 20 hnd any
svitsnce Of internal int@sses The
man vas simply badly shaken uf,.
and consequently very weak He
was Unable 80 talk much. and has
not ret given clear account Of his
experiences.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-05
JAIL DOORS
OPEN WIDE
MRS. NELLIE UNDERWOOD IS
RELEASED ON 5000 BOND

Mrs. Nellie Underwood. who has
been In the county Jail fef nine
months on = charge Of infanticidr.
was released today on fseee bonds
approved by Superior Judge He'll.
this morning. HAIL IN her case was
reduced by order % the court last
week. from $4,000 "a tseoo. on the
motion Of her attorney. John u.
Hart
before leaving the jail this morn
inE. Mrs. Underwood was allowed 10
see her husband 10 bid hlm soodby.
she went 20 his coll In the north
tank. accompanied by her attorney
and Jafler Mcleod.
The young wife displayed no emo
ton whatever. and seemed In q
through the bars and held hia hand
for a minute. Whsn she Turned 20
40. abe aaId. ~Coofby pauiiets In a
rather uncoucernsd manner.
Before leaving the jail the girl
rrisnnef shook hands with Tailor No
i.eod and some of the TRUSTEES and
thanked them for tho Kindness ard
consideration she has received ever
since her Imprisonment. She spent
70 day with friends Of her family.
who live In this city. but viii leave
for her hefne In Aberdeen this sven
ing
Mrs Underwood H. 10 be tried kpri,
7 for the murder % her own child
. weeks old. at Ballard. last spring
Her husband. jointly accused Of the
crime has been tried. found guilty
and sentenced 10 10 years IN the
pcnitentIafy. but has Appealed his
case 10 the supreme court
The child wife 10 only ~ years Of
age. and At times acts like n girl Of
~ She seems 60 have no realizing
sense Of the cnormity ~ the crime
with which she Ia charged. and IL
Inclined TO he exceedingly frivolous
ana petuiant. even behind prison
bars ahe IL very happy over her
release. and seems 10 entertain No
doubt of her acquitiai when the
ease comes to trial.
jail life has been very trying FOR
one renred M Mrs. Underwood has
been. In a refined and comfortable
home She has been compeued 10
associate constantly with a more or
less vicious class. who must Of ne
ccssity have had some influences on
her Uniformed character.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-05
TOLSTO/
APOLOGIES

LONDON, Marcn - dispatch
from ~. Petersburg this morning
quotes a long letter sent by Count
Toisfoi IN which he earnestly apoi
0eixes 10 the Grown Princess Louise
for expressions In . former letter
Toiztnl chsrrcfsrizer the former
letter af cruel. hsartless and
thoushtisra. lie says he does not
condemn. but pities her saffsfinsr.
lie concludes with n wish for her
that she may have the peace which
is always possible for enc who be
iicves IN Cod
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-05
CATARAC7cOMPANYW/NS
FRANCHISE FIGHT
Council Committee Recommend Amendment Which
win Permit hat Coz to Compete In
Power Light Supply In CITY

kllownt hour for power.
the company shall supply all parties
applying within "a distance Of 1000
feet ~ any Of its lines Of transmits
sion. ana shall also. after July I.
1904. furnish light or power TO any
place within the city limits under
certain conditions. These conditions
are that for light. ~ houaeholdsrs
living within a district containing 20
acres shall agree TO make contracts
for one year. for power not more
than eight parties within n radius Of
a half mile, shall agree 10 sign n
two-year contract for an aggreGnts
OF 200 horse power.
Censtruetion Permit
The old franchise ~ also amended
10 that the company may secure con-
struction permits direct from the
board Of public works.
Another amendment places the
franchise on AN equal footing with
the Hhuffiston franchise by eliminst-
Ing the clause ia the Old cataract
company franchise. providing fof the
paysnsnt Of an annual percentage Of
the sroep receipts 10 the city.
A further amendment provides
that the cataract company may be
forced 10 put its wires underground
in certain districts when the council.
acting upon a recommendation from
the board q public works. shall or
der the same to be done.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-05
SA WMHLS
SHY ON MEN
iOLG LAsosERs IN CITY ARE
NOT LOOKING FOR MAT KIND
o. WORK

Aithaaxf II 10 estimated that there
ar. aeefs thar tt>s tdis reea In this
eisN Yet The major portion 81 the
Va - mills and ioxxing campo in the
fuo<t reand district viii he unable
% fs-Hrs~ operations the middle Of
this snenth. which 81 the usual time
70 r~arspmeurs Nofk- owing In their
Inability to procure the necessary
iahotpfs
The employment agent Of the Mill
a lexksfr association. stated yes
tsrdsf that arrangements we're be-
ina Perfected with the Great North
rfn fsliwaY whereby that earnfsanv
wgal1 secure and bring 20 the coast
hunaffsfA ~ men nom the lumber
dlstftsts II Michigan Wisconsin ard
Nsnn< sofa.
Thnasands Of piacar3s telling Of
the kttftee Of the Pacific coast and
the f1eheA there avaitias the labor
81 hars been scattered broadcast
throughout this Fast. n II expected
they viii produce the desired result
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-05

sxurfA. march IN Is an
- ms afternoon by sheriff
g. ,s.s he has given up the
y ,,nresasIly a, lsAst. for out
|. - ssa.oa. II Benson '-
"a the esnnnss Of Thurs
ssssy. ~ has aoshsnk to tear
=. .h~<sy Or hl= deputies An
=. 49, ~ a. will Be- - eludr
,.-.-~.s whe are sttll pursuing
go No ali net give ur the
Ads th<fU il the slightest
9 srsrr<ls four DAYS since
~ 0nssir Aerrvll vas brutality
a = k,azh. yet the ef,seial search
e .rsrirr<r u 20 Be abandoned
-51rI1 ecnt<nfs himself with the
zS~11or that the fugitive IL no
~ a ThurstuR- county. though
= no <xiteaes Al hand ON
"a 1ssh 4 psAkzixs statement can
- A majority Of sheriff
y arrutie< afe q the opinion
- Fugitive murderer L. stiii
- th< county. and possibly
- : f<x miles Of the sherifys
= NJ positive tfaee ef him has
- frunt. and the statement
=. - ~ r..u~f nR@F Enfo Isf.rr~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-05
MARINE NEWS

The STEAMER city Of Seattle sailed
10 AkefWay THE morning with l20
pneneiiEefs. most of whom were
honnd 10 the kiandlks Her pasHen-
gers Included J A. iiamnet aud
ueirHg eoffsy. both prominent kion
dlhe operators.
The Seattle has fun carGu. IN
ciudlne large amount of live stock.
This Atssfuef Queen sailed 90 San
Francifcp with 900 passengers this
mornina The Senator n scheduled
to affiAe tonight with l0i passengers.
The Italian steamer Dora tiaiten,
which Ia chartered 10 load wheat
hrr@ ffr hydney, arrived ffniu San
frsaa hne this morning.