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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-03
BOUNDARY TREATY
Text Of Agreement for Settlement Of Alaska
Canada Dispute

meaning Of said convention Of 1898
tf9at ihafe should remain IN the 60
oiuriNe Isaahension Of Russia n cpn-
tiutlaea fringe or Htfin Of coast on
The fualninnd. not exceeding 10
traFine leagues In width. separating
the tiritiHh possessions from the
hasa. pofta. inlsis. hhNens aud Wa
tffH If the ocean. ana extending
ffuus said point ON the Goth degree ~
ietitade north TO point where such
the Of demafeation should intefHect
The sftfHt degree Of longitude west Of
he9naeftdian OF GreenWiehf
g. II the foregoing questions
Hhesid be answered In the negative.
and In the event OF the summit Of
such mountains proving 10 be In
fiaseH mere than 10 marine leagues
fFasn the coast. should the width Of
the italere which WIS 20 belong 10
Russia be measured. ti) from the
mainland coast OF the ocean. strict
IN so.aailed. aionE line pcrpen-
dieufar thereto, OF cd was " the In
tention and meaning Of the said eon-
vrntion that where the mainland
etaat IL lndentsd by deep inleta
forming part OF the territorial WA
tiers ~ Russia. the width OF the ilnl-
ere was to be measured lab from the
ifns Of the general direction Of the
nsa inland essssi. or tbb from the line
separating the water Of the ocean
ftau the territorial waters Of Rus
sts. or fel from the heads OF the
Aforesaid inieth9
-. THAT n any exist. are the
usoaasnina referred 60 situated par
allei 10 the eoast. which mountains.
when within 10 marine league from
the eaanf. are declared To form the
eastern boundary r
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-03
SMOKE MAlERS ASK
CITY FORM0RE Time
Seattle Electric Compehy Granted Until Mon.
day to Prove That Consumers Are I'm
practicable 0thefscases to Be Tried

The manufacturers and business
men charged with violating ta<
smoke nuisance ordinance arr pisa<f-
inE fur faore delay. After having
been given more thsn = month IA
which 20 perfect their defsnns. II
they have any. they rains into palies
court this morning. practically al :
mitted their guilt and then asked
Judge George for a wsek IN which
90 show why they are guilty.
The cases which came up Tor trial
this morning were these sn shlek
Jacob Furth appears "a the defend=
ant a. president Of the Heatiie Eise-
trio Company. The Pest stfaat
power house and the Madison street
power houss are the places cenz
plalncd against
CITY Attorney De Hrulsr Opened
the prosecution BY placlnx Herman
Chaplin, president Of the ilaatun Ma
iiousl bank. on the witness stand.
Mr.. Chaplin detailed the nature 81
the nuisance complained OF aaa
tol< Of the injury the dense cloud Of
black coal smoke from the Pat
street plant II doing to merchants.
property owners ana the occupants
Of downtown office buildings.
He was followed 10 the WITNESS
stand by 9. NJ. Miller. who gave fsa-
tlmony OF n similar character. with
particular reference TO the Madlsan
street power house
other witnesses. among them
many prominent down town Tnef.
chants. were In attendance PREPARED
70 testify on behalf o. tins pruseru.
ton. hut counsel for the defendant
had heard quite enough 20 eafisfY
him. apparently. Of the strength ~
the prosecutions case. He af<-prS1-
lngiy interrupted Further preceed :
lusN by the somewhat REMARKS Tale
statement that the truth o. the ai;e.
EAtions In the complaints would not
be disputed and therefore n wrul1
simply be waste Of time TO produces
further testimony 20 prove that
which could not be successfully DE-.
nied.
lie said the Defendant desired to
produce expert testimony 10 prove
that u was impossible 10 comply
with the provisions OF the ordinances
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-03

TRIBE Alliance Must ReCede From Demand for Hog S
Share of Venezuelan Dividend or Face America
and Half Of Europe on the Proposition

morning BY Senator Hanna and Jas.
]. htll president 81 the Great
Northern Railway company. Mt.
Htii displayed great anxiety TO learn
thF exact statue OF the Venezuelan
situation. HE asked ilowcn the az
rect question whether he thought the
controversy would he referred TO The
Hague. howen said. hts personal
opinion Was that such reference APP.
pears at this tlWr 20 he extremely
improbable. and added that the slt-
uation II Ia condition Of doubt.
owing 20 the many complications
that have arisen during the past
week.
STR Michael Herbert. the British
afubas~ador. and tiarun Won stern.
arFe. The German envoy. followed Mr.
Htli and Senator Hanna. and re-
fnalnsd tn consultation with nassn
fer considerable time II has not
been learned what particular phase
IT the situation WAS heoaehed ny
them. hut Il II Hurmlsed that they
sought soFne modification % the ul.
siaaatafn laid dawn b. Minister How
en- yesterday.
Wculd Net Stand Tor n
The Fc1sfY Of ftnetea Ia The sfeFas "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-03
LEEDHAM IN
the TOLLS
The 60 Prize Fighter Arrested on .
Charge Of Robbine Tive unsss.
peetsna Strangers

Jack Leedharn. a shas-bsen' prize
fighter and well known tendsrloin
character. wae arrested this morning
BY Police Sergeant Geo. Leighton. on
suspieion Of Fobhinx two men who
thought IN him they had found a
friend. Ieedham spent the greater
part Of the night with the men See
ing the rishts." and this uoruin 4
they made = charge nf theft against
him. The police shy that the evi-
dsnce IL strong aEaiDsf the former
ring general lie In AZ present
lanauishinx In the city jail
Leedhsnn was occupied during last
night In plotting George Redmond
and John Keys. two newcomers.
about the city. Both Of the men
had considerable money. and Leed-
ham claimed that he was broke. One
Of the men loaned him a dollar,
which he spent. This morning Keys
counted up his money and found that
he was minus about 100 more than
he believed he had spent lie re-
ported the matter at the police sta
ton, and Sergeant Leighton arrest
ed I.sedham When he was search
I'd at the station a $40 gold piece
was found ON his person.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-03

WASHINGTON. u. e, Feb. J.
The corrected draft Of the tfeatf
providing Tor a settlement II the dis
putcd Alaska boundary, WAS sent %
the senate by the president yestest
day. The polnta IN dispute ehieh
are TO be considered are rectted b.
the fourth article. which roads ar
follows
referring 20 articles :. I aud u
tho treaty 81 1898, the tribunal shah
answer and decide the foiiowtns
questions
a. what 10 Intended a. the point
OF commencement ~ the line
n What channel Il the festiana
channeif
"s. what course shall the line
take from the poini Of commences
mont 60 the entrance TO foftiasssi
ehannelf
q To what point ON the eath
parallel IL the line 20 be drawn frusp
the had Of the Portland channel.
and what course should II follow be-
tween thesr pointsf
g, In extending the line Of de-
mhrcation northunfd from said paifu
on the parallel OF the ksth degree u
north latitude. following thr crest ~
the mountains situated parallel to
the coast. until its Intersection vita
the tsint desrse of longitude west 81
Greenwich. subject 20 the conditlen
that N such limo should anywhere sx-
eeed the distance OF 10 marine
leagues from the ocean. ihen the
boundary between the ifFitfsh and
the Russian territory shoaid be
formed by line parallel Ia the einus
ositiea of the roast and distant there
from not more than 10 marine
leagues. was u the intention and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-03
.LIBERATES
LEvIS0N
EVIDENCE AGAINST ONE or
the MEN CHARGED WITH
THE MURDER or L. A. BooTH
HELD TO BE INSUFFICIENT

william Levison. one of the four
men charged with the murder Of l..
a. Booth. a marine engineer. on
Rept. II OF last year. was this morn-
ina discharged from custody by Su-
perior Judge Hell. on motion OF the
prosecuting attorney.
When the case was called for trial
the prosecuting attorney stated that
the evidence against f.sviaon was. In
his opinion. insufficient 20 justify n
trial. John Dore. defendants attof-
ney. insisted on n trial by jury. but
on the representation that the trial
Of the other three men charged with
tho same offense might bring to light
evidence sufficient to Justify the sub
seuucnt prosecution OF Lawson.
Judge Hell decided 20 dismisss the
Information and give Levison his lib
crty.
This other men implicated In the
murder are James Tilton, William
Milton and Frank Churchill. Their
trials are set for February .. is and
~. respectively. Levison was bar
tender In the Green Light saloon
where Booth n supposed to have
been robbed and murdered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-03

Because The uae Of Puget sound coal
BRAKES Inc pfuaaefIou Of black smoke
E@r eva that cannot be svsrrnfn. By
Ifhf use Of smoke e9n4ufnins devices
lie therefore asked for continu-
Etnes OF thu hearing until NEXT Mon
|staf In ordsr 10 give the defense time
D. procure tbs expert testimony nee
Il @afy.
After a conference with city At
|turnsr De iiruisr Mr.. Chaplin con-
1F<sstsd. on the part 81 the business
|HsFH sao arr iHtsFested In the pFoss-
ttathsu Of these cases. 10 the delay
n <ked fer. and Judge George accord
|fns - sci them down fur further
bearing on the date named.
4 The statement BY eounsei that ex-
8z<ft testimony would b. introduced
10 pfuNe the use Of smoke conauus.
- ifupfaetieahie. brought a smile to
|1hs city attorneys face. a. be L.
,Xrxpafed 10 meet all such alleged
|fetrsrf- opinions with facts that
I7~in nos permit Of contradiction.
As IL well known. there arr smoke
t<sn~usnefa nov IN uss In this city
that arr \ success In every Wns
Thef arr open 10 the inspection ~
Anyone and have been described by
The Star on many occasions. u IL
fuinewhst pukriiur 10 those inter.
frfed TO know what the Seattle Eice-
trfr Company proposes to prove by
Hts "erperta- when ~ 10 well known
H. court and counsel that therr II q
'rhsap and efficient remedy for the
|efsek< nuisance.
The delay granted the Seattle Elec.
!tftc COMPANY does not affect the
|pther smoke nuisance cases City
|Aftofnes lie Hruler announces his
infenfion Of proceeding with the
rFae<r utians At the rate 81 two or
|4hftx day until all are tisposed Of
Tonnorrow morning he will take M
the Prosecution of the eases against
the Feattie MIL Company and the
&sphalt Paving Company. which are
elieFsd to he. next TO the Seattle
Electric cuutpany's power houses
The greatest smoke makers along the
|e1ty front
All necessary witnesses win be IN
attendance and the city attorney Is
Nnfident Of securing convictions.
y.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-03
MEET Mr..
ANKENY

The public reception given LAS,
eveuinz By senafoF Levi An
ssny ana Mrs snkeny In ths raFiors
II the Butler hotel. VAS well at
tsated. several hundred ladies and
KeuIiemen eta4lInH themselves Of
the opportunity 10 become perxon-
ally acquainted with the ne0 SEN
ssof and his charming wtf~.
The reception began al 20 o'eiock
and lasted tWo hours. The AFFAIR
was Wholly Informal and after In
Productions had been made she
suests hfuke up into small sreupr
and discussed society or poiiticss or
whatever w7ts eenEensaf 10 the linz
useFfIafs members of the circle. Dur
ms the evening Mr. Anssny took &C.
raefoa to sxpfs<> his desire that the
people II seattle may be assured
that he WORK IN the United States
Fenate sffi BE- for t<se Interests 81 the
entire state and that no portion os
district VIII receive at his hands
more consideration than another.
senator and Mrs Anseny left Tor
their horne In Walls Waiia today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-03
SAVOY WILL GET
NO DRAW DOWN"

The city council last night reject
cd the application Of Heinrich Bros.
for a rebate Of t59o for the unused
portion Of the variety theater and
concert hall license at the Savoy
theafer. formerly the Ooo-Goo Eyes
resort. al Second avenue south and
Main street.
The savoy was one Of the dives
which closed their doors at the be-
ginning Of the grand jury investiea-
ton. which IL held 60 be an open adj
mission that the resorts were con-
Quoted Ia violation OF state Inv. few
eraI members OF the council express
ed considerable surprise that thf
wnerH Of the license should have thu
temerity 10 attempt TO collect a re-
fund because they we're not allowed
the privilege Of violating the state
law
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-03

~ss,,iSoToN. u G. Feb. a.
..,rler. that Minister hewea this
,,,ss saw the allies their eheiee
s',sssn s<nains the Venezuelan dts
~. I. rh~ Hague tribunal Tor set
.'..,t ar eesrpting bis offer Of
s.~.,,.l treatment Tor a period
.ss .,ceth, Amer two hours eon-
H.,..n az Michael Herbert aud
.,s xnn stsrnesrS vent te the
s-,,,.h smcams. whefS they wsfe
$500 ~ Italian Ambassador
re.,s,.nehss The dirienaats have
,~ s.cfsfrnes on liosen,s stand.
go ! regarded a. an uitinatana.
49, ..~n thls nternlne made further
..,.s.t.t ,ons 10 the diplomats on
.r.sss~itien q the allied powers
1900 that & y impossible for
v.-s.s<,a 10 ssxvrt tfe proposed arr
s,,~.m.nt whereby the allies we're
srrx,Ss swe-shssiis 81 the - per
? "a, X shs ss<lSntd customs, Ne
- mai yrarsaetas agreements
~s,s sissr sf<astafs prohibited such
want 10 See ns~sr
uiniat<f nuwsu was visited this
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-03

The initial STEPS In the effort beiax
made BY the seattle Manufaetursfxs
Association 10 secure cheaper ei~e-
tric power we're taken al the msetiun
of the city council last night
A bill Tea inffosinc~d pFofldfr1
for the amendments ta the seattle
Cataract Company franchise thai
will permit u 20 compess with tts
Seattle t4eotffe Company. aud
Mayor isamea transmitted . rsti-
tlon. signed BY more than Ice pFsffsf )
nsnt BUSINESS and manufacturing
concerns. asking that the afHsnd-
msnt Rs specified In the proposed or
dinance be allowed
Mayor Humes enclosed with the
petition a message 70 the cauttcIi
favorable g. the prayer q the psti.
TONERS. Hts message IN paft was a
follows
''The chaFarter aud standing n tic
petitioners and the extensive husi-
ness interests represented VII n4
Doubt oonmsad the subject 10 fuuf
careful consideration and sisoat1
yoa see mt after due esnAldefstion.
20 xranf the relief prayed for. u viii.
IN my Judgment safk No injury e
the business interests Of the city.
hut ~iii on the contrary. be beHs,
Mt
The petition requests that the ts~-
attic Cataract cesnpauy's ffnsseh %
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-03

III the city council had al the be-
ginning kons 10 w1rk and pat this
dtstfibufIse sfsfFfu Ia place. instead
81 expanding between use zoe and
tfae.eeo. taken frusn the GENERAL fund.
IN preliminary surveys Up In the
mountains. we would today BE- ent.ry-
ms the benefits q ehss per tight and
power. Instead of doinR -. the
euunel has seen ~ 70 adopt a course
that leaves ~ III Hnantha after the
anthuftxAsi1n Of the bond issue. not
mach nearer the ncai than ee were
~ the beksnnina
city Cen ptrolioF HfrlinFcr sx-
presses the srlnion that there would
- no aiffeulty whatever In Heating
fisa .uve Nnrfh Of the light beads BY
popular suhscfihtfan
4 believe that the efee. eco issue
essals BE- ffeassd here without any
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-03
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS

Ensterday'a bill for a new dslin-
quent law Was passed by the house
yesterday afternoon. IL provides
that certificates Of delinquency shall
not be issued against real property
until ak months shall have elapsed
after the date Of delinquency.
Under the present law. when taxes
become delinquent, a Speculation may
enter the office Of the county treas
ursr. lay down a check Ia blank aud
going through the books pick out
choice property on which he desires
90 obtain certificates. Many times
u requires aofne weeks to make ur
these certificates. during which the
tax speruiator enjoys the Is per cent.
Interest provided by the Law al
fhoC9h the county has none of bis
money.
Eastersiay's tsii IL intended 10 pro-
vide that the county shall receive
this Interest. IL VAS passed only
after a hot fis11f. being opposed on
the floor by Chairman Johnston 'oi
Ferry and Representative jones al
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-03
INITIAL STEP IN CRUSADE
AGAINST LIGHT MONOPOLY
PROMINENT BUSINESS MEN a Nd COMMERCIAL CONCERNS
PETITION CITY COUNCIL TO AMENp FRANCHISE or SEAT
cAIARAcI COMPANY

/ ~ % ausndsd an 10 allow Il To erect
peiss. string wires and do other eoas
|stfurtion work On permits granted
af the buard Of public works. INSTEAD
/ ef having 10 ~ait fos the approval
|of the council before such a permit
y granted.
The principal reeouus ndatlon is
/ IL regard 10 the removal OF the
sinuse IN the present franchise.
which denies The cataract company
1 the right 10 raise rate after once
De Wing lowered " 10 a certain figure.
I-fhe petitioners ssk that the fran
= tize - - amended that the com
I.4nf may fuise and lower rates IN
acsofdance sifh general business
u>nditions. provided that the charss
shall netef ekeeaa Is esnts per kll-
Iur att hoaf.
Amea< the aisnsfs 10 the petition
bare the MacfsousAii a eouthWtch
+ zs<npanF. Standard Furniture Com.
Hzans. z Z. Nilss a Piper Co. Dali
Hon Carpet Co. fsaksr q richards.
ftfr independents Telephone Com
HAY. Stewart . Holmes Dfus Co.
/ HHplrr Transportation Company
|}tths FlrEf National flank. the Scan
lzxlnzsten Afusfkan bank. Denny
&>ffaiHe Land Company. DEXTER Hnf-
tnH 4 Co. Pacific Coast Company.
<ateual Rank Of cousfnercr. Seattle
kaf&nAi Hank. II. Nofdhnff a Co.
bard rtens others
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-03

troubie.- he said today. though the
sale Of a larger amount would. IN my
upsnioft. be tmpracticabir. for the
re4sen that icral psopis who have
any considerable amount 81 none,
TO Invest. prefer 10 buy local Inn
pfpreuent bonds or other short term
securities that bear better rate of
interest We found thi. out whnn
ws attempted 90 seii tho library
bonds 10 local capitalists
However. I am certain that tho
100000 issue could be sold 10 small
investors " the bonds were issued In
aInali denominations u would be q
good plan. too. for the reason that ~
would stVs thp people a personal In.
trrsst in TN sucessa Of the under
takins. and would 40 far toward
n,akins q a success from a financial
stantpplnt.~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-03
eleven BURN
TO Death

VANCOUVER. u. C., Feb. s.--in
tlte Swedish settlement on Maicom
Iatand. II women and children were
burned to death and IL injured ia "a
ara which started In n tenement
house containing "a families. The
men were away attending a meeting
n The time The neiahbora who
aathcred to nssist the helpless in
ss,afee were able to do little na there
ems no water supply; but at great
rlak 10 themselves they rescued IA
number. several of the rescuera
were buddy burned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-03

the committee on revenue and taxa
ton. The vote was. ayes -. nays n.
The senate practically KILLED Toll
mans bill providing that on petition
Of 10 per cent Of the electors this
council shall submit an ordinance
or other municipal proposition To
vote Of the people. Heinrich Of Sc
attic opposed the measure and
sought to have the percentage nee
eHsary rHised TO IS per cent. In this
he failed. Toiman finally agreed TO
make the percentage OF electors Dec-
esEary to slgn the petition IL per
cent. which Il per cent Iers than
the city charter Of Seattle provides.
Then Toiman sought TO railroad the
bill through. Heinrich. aided by
other King county senators. blocked
the game by having the measure re-
ferrsd to the committee on fnunfc-
ipal corporations with Instructions to
fe-wfite the bill. This practically
dispoess Of IL. although Tolman will
make another attempt TO bring the
matter up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-03
INVESTIGATE
ACCIDENT

PI.AfNFfELn. Feb. a,--A cor
onef'n jury. composed OF prominent
men. met to-day 20 Eva the r~Hporsi
biiity for the recent Jersey Central
railway disaster. Charles Fisk. ths
head % the Fisk banking house Of
New York. IL the foreman. THE gem
erni manager ~ the railway. tho
train Dispatcher and several opsr-
atoFn and 70 other witnesses have
been suhpeenaed. II is expected that
the Inquest viii last week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-03
COMMISSION

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. s.-Hebut-
sion by the miners. Justice Of the
Peace McKelvey was the chief Wit
ness. lie proved hut a poor one for
the miners. showing by his own ad-
missions that he had been biased In
office IN behalf Of the strikers. he
was rigidly cross examined by Judge
Gray. The general trend OF the
other testimony was 10 show that
the strikers had always been willing
TO obey the law.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-03
CARS ARE
/ RUNNING

WATERBURY. Conn. Feb. a.
Street cars were started this morn
ina ON several lines. The streets
were guarded by troops ana several
men rode ON each car. There was no
serious trouble. although there were
several instances OF stonins cars. A
humber of men and boys were ar
rested for throwing missiles. There
were few passengers an people are
fsot only fearful OF assault when rid
Ing, but OF violence or boycotting at
terward at the hands OF the strikers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-03
BURGLARS ARE ACTIVE

Several attempts 20 enter resi-
dsncee IN the vicinity % broadway
and James street were made last
night. hut - Car a. the police know
none were successful. Attempts
wefs made 10 enter a frsiasnce at kos
broadway and another 10 enter the
Fafnss sfrsst. In both instances the
supposed thieves we're frightened
away.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-03
UNION MOLDERS
SECURE WORK

The ~ union iron mouldera ems
ployed at Mornn'H machine shops
who n week ago struck upon the re-
fusai Of the company 20 grant them
a nine hour day, have with two OK
ceptionr secured Jobs In other foun-
dries IN the city. The four non
union men who were employed ~
the shop when the strike was &C.
clnred are ntill there. The men VINO
quit claim that the company 10 uil-
able to secure new men ana thht -,
order a. helm out IN the accumulated
,york two OF the Moran brothers are
frequently obliged 10 help inc
fnoulderH, a..
the Moran Bros. Company ana me
Pacific Iron Works OF Fremont ~.
the only foundrier IN the city WITH WI y
have not ncccdcd to the demands Oh
sthe union,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-03
TRANSFER
BLOCKADE

ON the recommendation Of the po-
Iice. license and revenue committee
the city council last niEht rejected
the Application % the Arcade AInuss-
uent Company 20 transfer Its liquor
license 90 benjamin Wshrfr1sx at the
Arlington hotel. AZ l2iss First sv-
enue.
Chairman kistisr explained that
the same people who wantSd the
transfer made assisted y. ~. Aud.
who formerly held the license al the
Arlington. 60 escape the vigilance Of
the license officer. 4; n claimed
that Aud was some $40 In default
% the city on hss license. when he
suddenly left the city. The 800 was
the unpaid differences between the
$500 and i.eoe license fee. This air
ference was that which the holders
~ licenses were forced % pay at the
time the tI.oa liquor iicsnns law
vent into effect
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-03

nid Sunday. Feb. and s. II IL es-
sinsEtsd that there are 10000 rab-
ATS on the island. Df. G. 4. Thorn
~ OF Spokane will have charge OF
the party. The managers are pre-
lfsffHG 20 entertain zee nporfsmen.
The island comprises 5000 acres. be-
Ing six miles long and one mile wide.
~ II on the Columbia river, as miles
from Walla Walla. and reached by
the o. H. a N. railroad.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-03
WANTS HIS IiarRIY

lee harrington. colorcd barber
who Ia held IN the county jRil ss a
witness against his wife. Eliza. was
granted n hearing ror writ oi
habeas corpus today IN the superior
court. by Judge BELL. Hearing oi
the petition r. set for tomorrow
Iiarfinstnn's wife l. accused Of thy
ms Co murder him some time ago
He now refuses 10 testify against
her. but he IL rtiil held as a wit.
ness.