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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-25
|GN MHMY kMpZ0yZJ FIRM WIM
AND WILL MD THEIR CNMRANS IN HEyM
|tmand That Seattle Electric Company Cease
sending Car Men TO City of Destiny and Keep
lis Hands Oft Strike There--Refusn VIII
Mean Tie Up of All the Lines Here

union BY the Seattle Electric Cum
psHy. A refusal viii doubtless pre-
cipltate a strike. In the event of
recognition Of the union the com
rany viii then b. asked 10 abstain
from furnishing men 10 tho Tacoma
street ear COMPANY, As the Seattle
Electric Company ~ not tiAeiy 10
accesie 10 either Of these demands
without a struggle there Ia no tell
ins what may happen within the
nest q haurH
Tae organizers q the union refuse
10 say anything Of their plans. but
the main facts have been obtained
by Filtration. Secretary Rust Of the
Western Central Labor uulan was
questioned eiase,y. but rnaaa very
frW admissions beyond the fact that
the organization would probably b.
completed tonight.
HE said that the organizers were
DESTROYS % preserving secrecy for
another daY because they did not
care - siss the company infafma q
ton which might enable Il 10 em-
harranA their plans In any way. lie
would not say whether the demands
witch the union viii lay hNfnre the
company win certainly lead 10 a
strike II refused, The latter fact,
however. i Hiu the air sofne 81
the men Nhs arr bursting With the
Importance Of the secret have given
pointers 10 friends which have fitted
about - II on the wings Il the birds
A unian Of the Seattle ffrctric
Company employees was formed sew
eral years aao. bat soon Tell BY the
wayaide IL has been cut ~ eriai b
ence fer manths Tho organizers %
the present movement say thai the
company had spies at wofk on the
inside AMI even captured the erEan-
isnfian. The officers afe said t.
have been seerrt asrvifcrs 81 the cor
poratlun and to have thwartrd
everything that might tend n fuinn
the purpose - the union For this
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-25

BAN FRANCISCO. March ss.-Th'
police claim to have discovered thai
the society woman who was viii
Charles 4. Hayes. the capitalist
when he was killed Monday night b.
being thrown from a bueEy la
Golden Gate park. was Mrs. James
O'Connsii, daughter Of Congressman
Eugene y. Loud.
After the fatal accident Mrs.
O'Conneli. though partially stunned
by the shock Of the violent fall on
the hard roadway went to the as
siHtancv OF her companion. finainE
him dead she ran 20 the Cliff House.
q distance Of more than mile. and
there fell exhausted ON the yerandn.
She was found some time later b,
the night bartender. whs revived her
and later assisted her In resainins
her own home.
n is known that Hayes called for
about O'Clock Monday evening
where they we're between that hour
and tho time OF the accident IL not
known. or IL known 60 the police, IL
being kept secret Neither Mfs.
O'Cannsll nor her husband. who il a
prominent young business man. wili
allow thenseis aS 10 be seen hy news
papar reporters.
hayes IL said 20 have h4sn en-
gagged 10 marry Mrs. MeesHsf. a
prominent and very beautiful society
woman, who IL now suing her hus-
band for a divorce. They were "a
have been married az coon hs the
divorce Vas granted. MR.. MesFnsr
II completely FRUSTRATED BY the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-25
RADICALS LOSE
THEIR LAWSUIT

The suit OF Erik TahnoIa and II
others against the Lennen Ruusu
Finnish Temperance association, was
decided by Superior Judge Tallmnn
Yesterday In favor Of the plaintiffn
The case was holly contested and
had been ON trial for several days
during which time the court has
been GROW ded with the members OF
the Finnish association.
The suit was between the charter
members Of the temperance society
ana some Of the younger Firms who
are rnid 10 have attempted 20 assume
complete control after being admit :
ted 10 membership, and even going
40 far "a to change the constitution
and bylaws.
The plaintiffs are the conaerva-
tivea and the defendants the radical
members Of the society. The lat :
ter, who number about so, Il was
claimed. believed In anarchy and
free love. and attempted TO conduct
the association on those lines.
Judge Tallman held that the de-
fendanfs had no right TO Interfere
with the old laws Of the society and
had no right 90 teach extraordinary
doctrines In hall devoted TO Chris
tiau Temperance work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-25

subject and the matter win probab-
iy be brought NO In the near future
before the King County Medical go
ciety. with view TO securing the
endorsement 81 that body.
The success Of municipal Rrabage
crenaforiea IN the Fast is being ur-
ged a. one 81 the strougeat argu-
rnents In favor o. the establishment
Of one In this city. In New York
city. Il Is stated the Systematic
manner In which the garbage "a
handled more than pays the entire
cost Of collecting and destroying ~
There the most strict regulations
In regard 70 househoidera keeping
different kinds ~ refuse separate are
enforced. Then after the white
wings have collected the garbage u
IL carefully sorted The sale Of old
Iron. rags. and other Junk brings In
thousands ~ dollars each month. and
goes far towards paying for the en-
tire system.
The crefnatory system II such that
every article 81 refuse that may be
converted into a saieabie product IA
saved from the flames.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-25

M Il sxxanlsinx a street car
& nior among the eonductafs
rasrrifn ~ tbs Seattle Ei~c-
sznrxny was eeNua At A meet
"a i he ruoms Of tbs Western
ID ls1cr unien last eikht. and
xmrn~ today.
y Mnc<i.sts Inspiration o. the
nr1rr1pe h tn Taeasisa street
an and the alleged lnterfes-
z - 9rartie kieetfle Cuunpa ny
~ a1i>sf ~ sensflnx men over
- ~ places Of ststkeFs.
- kai1fw OF the mos efnent al
~ b nat Il may within a Few
: 1pd1ltAte a strike OF the car
: ~ Seattle Electric Com
~ - A coufntttee Of five
y - s<nt 10 Superintendent
1ux In morning at i0A1
~ = fr<<<nt certain demands.
= k<r9ster refused 70 receive
: E>zzzfi1o
~ - demands we're cannot b
~ ntsrritafivsiy. a. the ut
= ~7eg b preserved By the or
N1 4 str union a. 10 their
- >1xrlr ne this time. but III p
1850 4 \ undarssus,sI. and A.
J <<1< <l1s the committee pro-
- = -1c1x The contp4ny u the
a,n1zrc 4 the autop and that
= 80 ss11f re4uire Of ths Gem
- - 4 NJ IT. hands off the
rnu1 $40. ufrf a threat Of In
lgzr1s>c1 s4zs IN Seattle. II h
tnIif-< ~ ~ Question ~ wages
y n &Sr>s U<cfric G,cnpa ny'n
- ~ nr<1og b DO with the case.
~ M = erEsniratian H. con-
~ q ~ rorms 81 the Western
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-25

ffhock and her friends are doing
everything In their power Ia protect
her from "A knowledge OF the ssnaa-
tionni details 10 which the local
papers are giving prominence.
A beautiful diamond ring found on
Hayes person when he was picked
up IL raid TO be the engagement ring
that he had given Mrs Messnef a
few days before. but which he had
taken again To have some changes
made IN the setting.
Before her marriage 20 James
O'congsil, less than two years ego.
Mrs. Oeonueii was Miss Grace
Loud. She IL daughter Of this Nell
known California congressman from
the Firth district She Was popular
and talented and had the enxiabis
reputation Of being ono Of the most
beautiful women in San Francisco
She was very popular with one CO.
teric % the younger society set. Her
husband IL also very popular and
their marriage was supposed at the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-25
cOMPANY APPEALS
FOR PROTECTION
- e. Cooperation Axis Tacomas Mayor Prevent
soner Blackburn Calls Conference

William fiiackman. state commits
sloaer Of labor. arrived IN the city
last evening 60 inquire into the par
tlruiars Of the present conflict be-
tween the Taoofua Railway and
Power Company and its men. Mr.
niackman In required to Inquire into
such difficulties a. may occur. re-
porting after wards 90 the governor.
There Is besides. the new board %
arbitration It'll passed AZ an susr-
Geucy measure NJ the Last session
and nov bearing the signature Of
The governor. This requires that he
at least tender his services in labor
troubles
Mr.. HiAckfuan was asked 10 af-
dress the railway men IN their own
hall last night HIS remarks we're
well received. though he explained
that he was not yet IN position 10
know anything 81 the merits u the
question here IN dispute. However.
he thought he had other matters 81
which those present would Hike 20
hear. and he spoke for half an hour
IN the labor movement In general.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-25
MONGRELS
MUST GO

Alarmed By the possibilities 81 an
epidemic ~ hydrcphobia at Haines.
Aiasks. the rftiHena % that tewn
held a mass meeting two weeks aso
aud elected = committee consts tins
% Tom Nsrqusm. John n.snkenberE
and e. Wileon To give notice to all
owners that dogs thereafter found
unmuntlsd or united would be shot
on sight.
Passengers who Arrived from
IiRines last night on the city % sss-
attic report that the shooting Of
CANNES had already commenced and
that many monsrel ours Of the Alas
ka mining town had been killed
since I'd Wed q Halnes was bitten
and bis hand badly lsceratsd BY q
mad horse. the ci,lrenr Of IIaines
have resolved upon drastic MEASURES
10 Kill on the half savage dogs that
infuet the town.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-25
lLL TAKE UP THE
CREMATORY MATTER
- !" HeALrH 10 ALIVE TO THE NECESSITY SOME
~rsO'Arf BELIEF FROM TIE GARBAGE NUISANCE

= t Of numerous complaints
49, y municipal hsalth de-
~ - rssard to the made
a. 80 u ksrbage collection
-. n bard Of health at it,
rS-- nnx q week from next
-. MT VII again consider the
- 49, = establishing a city gAr-
Ir1ii vii AZ that time be
-, . MAKE q report Of inver-
=, made BY him during his
n <.4 q The East. Or. Car
- 'kaisd several systems Of
~, md disposing d garbage
. -. eastern cities and viii be
!, Z sa s to throw considsrabIe
2 Ne subject
bard % health has .tre,sv
- - council to estabilah a
resHatory IN the city. and
y - probable that after the
nn--as o. the boar,i another
s as.,s. viii be forwarded 10
~ sskIns that some action
k-.,,, = ne matter Al once.
-. prominent citizens Of the
,scome Interested in the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-25

ternoon. car Is running into the rear
end Of car ie. Both cars we're con.
sideFahiy smashed up. Mrs. Mile.
the mother of ex-Hheriff Mills. was
slightly injured
Neither the officers Of the com.
panr nor the man exincs the slight
est disposition To give IN. 10 the
greatest disgust Of both the business
men Of the city. who feel farced 20
walk on account % the penalties
threatened b. the gnions Of the city.
and the public IN general. people ara
beginning 70 rraiixe that the strihr
may BE- heightened into weeks
The excellent conduct q the men
In refraiulng from all acts tina,
might be construed as intimidation.
tends 70 strengthen the sentiment
favoriug their cause. Perhaps not IN
the history o. strikes have men VIA
walked out acted IN a manner ne
friendly and generous towards those
who took their places. as the atriScrs
Of Tacoma towards the nou-unlou
men now operating the cars which
they formerly ran.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-25
MICHEL
''o MINERS
ACCEPT
TERMS OF THE CANCELLATION
COMMITTEE ARE REFUSED BY
COAX CREEK MINERS
fepeelal Dol The star. J

VICTORIA. Is. c.. March 2b.-Tbe
Michel miners by small ma
jority voted 90 40 back 10 work 10
day on the terms offered, but the
men at the Coal Creek mines, by y
vote ~ seven 10 one, voted to stay
out. The Cancellation committee ~
nc the present moment meeting win
the miners 20 my their report before
them aud discuss ". Chairman
Kcens of the Cancellation committee
" hopeful That a settlement viii yet
be reached.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-25
VIEWS FROM
| The NORTH

. -.
n>s,',. e'ars Of the accident 10
! dsv !, AK were brought BY
IL, " resttie. which arrived
~: I. The tug Pioneer which
s,, ..n Seattle to tow ne ala
an ~, n 10 this port from
- y; ~ ssd not arrived when ths
i, :. hsichikan, Monday even
,.r,s,x- vas expected to arrive
- IN s.1sy nornins. The a.
y 4 ., sIoks At Diron's Entranee
s''ut 70 miles from Keseh,
AK was drifting help
~ D susifa sea. but chief IN
NJ Hickman sueeeeded IN
z1s~ 1r''1p,ssary repairs. and the
- q s.esdsd Al the rats a four
~ u, NV 70 Kstchikan.
Amy ~ Pass stages are unabl.
p AZ -, ~. large number N neaois
r e. s-'nr inland. and a nun
.'eafis Passenger are being
The s>., ~ Al whltehorss'
u very slightly dam
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-25
STREET CAR MEN MAY STRIKE
MRS. TRIP
WINS OUT

Ths hotly contested and much
,sihsd-of Tripp divorce suit was ter
minated late last evening by Judge
Aibertson's decision In favor of Mrs.
George Trip. the plaintiff. A great
deal Of sensational testimony was
introduced and a bulky love letter
when Comprised every term OF en-
speaking race was filed as an ex-
hibit.
Mrs, Trip charged ineompatihillty
OF temper and unreasous bile 1eal-
oury, while the substance OF the de-
r~ndsnt'r answer was too much
mcthsf-iH- Jaw" Trip 10 member
OF the police force. He stated that
he believed the whole trouble was
brought shout ~ Mrs. Trips
mother, who. he said. encouraged the
attentions OF a man named starr.
10 her daughter
Trip made no serious charge
against his wife, but said she had
been clay in the hands of her
mother. and through maternal In
fiuence became infatuated with
starr and sued for divorce IN order
To marry him.
The letter on file was written 10
MIS- Trtpp BY her adnirer. In II
he says We shsii be all right n
you don't let your mother set 10
talking 10 my mother"
Mrs. Tripp succeeded IN proving
ineofnratit,iiity and was allowed lib
sfa1 ailmanY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-25

IS WANTED
STOCKHOLDERS or skAowAv
tiohT q POWER COMPANY
IN COURT

The petition OF ~. n. lie Fevre and
other stockholders for the appoint.
mcut Of a reosiXer for the akakwAy
Light and Power Company. 10 bsinx
heard b Superior Judge ThilnAn
today. sweeping charges are made
BY the plaintiffs against the trustees
Of the uonirany, who are alleged u
have grossly mismanased the con
Germ. and against sparrow Smith,
the president. who y alleged 20 be
converting the funds Of tho cor.
poration 10 hia own use.
The petitioners aileEs that their
demands To Do allowed to examine
the books Of the company have been
dlsrcsarded. and that recently all
the records and minute books have
been transferred from this state q
haB Francisco
The plaintiff stockholders ask the
court TO appoint receiver 60 wind
up thu affairs af the company with
the object of diHlncurporatiun. Also
that the books be rrturned To this
state and Smith forced 10 render
an accounting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-25
GATES DOES NOT LIKE
TO BE SHOT At

q. w. Gates has made n complaint
against J. ~. Daudlo to the prose-
cutting attorney. charging assault
with n. deadly weapon. Gates says
that he had dispute with Daudio
over the occupancy Of some properly
owned by the latter. Batca went
OF the land for few minutes. and
when he returned he was greeted by
n shot from Daudlo'H revolver. The
complaint was issued and the war
rant will be served today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-25

rived early this morning from San
Francisco.
The senator sailed for that por,
with Zoe passengers
The transport Dir. ~ days out
from Yokohama, arrived At Port
Townseud last night and proceeded
10 the quarantine station a Diamond
point She II expected TO reach ae-
attic this afternoon. A large cargo
o. lumber and forage 90 be shipped
for government use to Manila, awaits
her here.
The collier Montara viii arrive
I from San Francisco tonight at Z
O'clock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-25
DOLPHIN TAXES
MANY TO NORTH

The Alaska Steamship campany'a
Dolphin sailed TO Shagway this
morning with 100 passengers, many
Of whom are bound 10 the KIondike
and the Tannna.
Charles u. Lane and j. W. Conrad
two OF the heaviest mining operators
N southeastern Alaska. went TO
kotchiknn. y ". keeFan took up
with him 10 men 10 be emplove,I
during the summer nj the Takil can
merry The Alaska Fisheries union
sent M 20 men To lite cnnnery al
chiikat
Capt u. u. Mcdonnell went 10
Wfnneel with crew 81 men for the
stern wheel steamer Elwood, which
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-25
ne TALKED TOO MUCH

oison. . ndncr. believed that he
sne~ more about q robbery case
than fatroimsn Tripp and Humea
this morning That far he was ali
rtsht bat - vepturcf to tell the
ofuesrr ~hss he knew or thousist h.
kne~ and landed In the city laii
There had been = small thef In q
SALOON near the foot OF Washington
street and The officers were trying 90
md out who committed IT, Olson
bnttad In and interfefed After
~ had talked Tor some time and
hindefed the 0fsicers In their work.
they sent him 60 the city jail on a
charge o. interfering with officers
In he discharge Of their duties.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-25
HAYES COMPANION
4 MARRIED woman
OcoonA Daughter Congressman Loud Was WIN the San
francisco Capitalist When He Was kaedEscaped cliff House

time 10 have been love match.
Hayes has for a number Of years
been prominent IN business and ao-
clety circles He Was wealthy and
was the manager Of the Richmond
Light and Power Company ana thu
Dingee Estate Company. lie was u
years Of age. No time has yet been
fixed for the eofonefs Inquest. as
strong pressure II being brought to
bear 20 hush the matter up for the
benefit Of all concerned.
IATEH-MrH. O'conneli ackno~i-
edged this afternoon that she was
with Hayes at the time Of the aessf-
dent. she visited the coroner and
asked 60 be excused from tesiifying
at the inquest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-25


zAmHA h<rch u Neither side
= H<x cxf strike - making
es1neu toward peace today.
! Lar commisrioner Blackman
nH1Ae eff~red his services as
zs~ . iAs company. He was
s<sis<d and a oonferene. BE-.
~ union. the company and
an'~ioner till Be held to-
zuS<ny has appealed 70 ths
- pro<erfion from violence
~ iprrned last night near
tst Was dispersed. The
<i4'ms that safety switches
- hfok~n, ROCKS placed on
- and car windows broken
- y y enforcing the rule
D>essrxsfs riding on ths
Ihis Is 10 prevent atrik-
- infi1encinE nsesorrnsn ana
"a a sms.h-np on the
.'ens< fsr line yesterday az.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-25

The members ola powerful street car mems union
|vanired By the Seattle Electric campanys employees
|hss night will mees tomorrow morning at 20 o'clock
H. decide whether not they will 80 out on strike a.
result Of the refusal OF the corporation 60 aceede to
knand that the employees of the company who were
mt 10 Tacoma TO take the places OF strikers there he
saled to this city. This demand WAS presented or an
,srnpt was made 10 present it, 20 Superintendent
S,npster Of the Seattle Electric company. this morn
= but he refused 10 listen To the deputaton which
aa<d upon i,iin.
The will decide tomorrow morning whether
|Ar will 70 at without further notice or pre-
at another demand To the company in the form OF
,rsmenory usnatuu. In either case there will be
strike all lines in this city before noon tomorrow
nkss the Seattle company aceedes to the demand.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-25
TO KEEP TAB ON
FREMONT BOKS

In letter to chief 81 Police John
Sullivan today the iocai officials Of
the Nefthsfa Pacific railroad ASKED
that a strict watch be kept az Ffe.
mont On the young boys no f0F the
past fsN seeks have been annoying
the trainusu BY jumping aa ard Off
moving trains The traiufaen are
roNerisss 20 step the practice. The
Fremont paffoiman has hesn nati-
ffef q the case and Instructed TO
kreQ an eve on The faofa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-25

has been running between wrAnsel
and The ssiehssn river. he 10 so-
inc tu bfinA the steamer TO RsAtti.
70 run between this port and the
Nksait river.
The Dolphin had aboard se horses
uonrixned to the White Pass road.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-25
RIVAL TRIBESMEN
in FIERCE BATTLE


Msvssns and the shinsns II ts said
that mere than q thousand were
killed. IN The battle and their bodies
lon Oh rhe neid. Ths battle vas ths
rsssit a mutual oath by the two
tfte<s 90 destroy each other.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-25
AUBURN TO
ENJMCLAW
J. o. Harrington ard Samuel La
fromboiss &c. Franchise for New
Electric Line

a ffty-year franchise for an cleo
trio railroad. with telephone and
telegraph lines, 10 be built between
Auburn and Enumciaw. granted BY
the county commissioners 20 Joseph
-. Harrington and Samuel fafrun-
boise. was accepted by the pstitlon-
ars today. The commissioners Se-
fused to sanction the Franchise
drawn up by Harrington ard Ia
ffornb0ine. and changed IL In several
material points. A perpetual fran
chine WIS asked for. but refused.
The commissioners have drawn up
a franchise In which n IL stated that
they ara not TO be held responsible
for damages resulting 10 the prop
erty by the blasting necessary TO the
construction Of the electric line.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-25
snYpEss 1sr oIvoecsp

Mira Garlic snyder has been
granted a dieorre from Has y shy
der, on grounds % extreme jealousy
and erneity. The ease was heard by
Superior Judge Taiiman. Last even
tns
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-25
JEWELS M GREAT NIUE
SECURED By MGF

ST PETERSBURG. March sa-A
leading Jeveier was dsfranded Of
sas.oee worth Of gems here today BY
the clevss russ Of unknown robbers.
A eArrisse. IN all respect. similar
10 the imrefai coach. drove 10 To the
establishment and q Turnkey In the
uniform Of the imperial household
aiiKhted and ASKED 10 be- given a col.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-25
MARINE NEWS

With 1876 passengers. t3i Of whom
were for Seattle. three for Tacoma
and the rest for other Puget Sound
poffa. the ntrRner cry Of Pueblo ar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-25
MOTEL BURNED

CAPE MAY, March s.--Ths Mar
Inc villa hotel YES destroyed BY fife
early this morning. The io~ viii
approximate ten 600
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-25
STILL R/S/NG

NEW ORLEANS. March 18Th,
river rose one-tenth OF "A foot sine,
yesterday. No levec breaks hay.
been reported.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-25

IsStion Of jesssl- TO be taken 10 the
Grand Duchess xsnia that she might
make . selection The Jewels were
made into a parcel. which was given
10 tho fiunssy. tn. latter r.-entsred
the coach. which was driven sway.
The ie~sier aftsrward learned Of
the fraad and notified the police nu-
th0fitles No trace % the robbers
has yet been found.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-25

II you have a piece Of timber
land for sale, call and list il
with us.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-25

CHICAGO. ILL.,, March Wheat,
CO a.t 10 20 as.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-25

| f2and g Scheuer
man Block, First
av. and Cherry st.