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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-04
NO SMOKING
ALL0WE Ed

BAN FRANCISCO. reb. Gus
toms fnapsctor Mffcheii has s.irsd
60 tins Of opium which were con
eealed Ia the crews quarter. aboard
the city % Puehls. II - SUPPOSED
the eentrabani goods we're SNUG
Eied at Victoria
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A telephone message was received
by tho poiice from Castle Rock to-
day regarding n small boz IA Gus
tody there who gave his name az
Robert Hopkins The little fellow
was picked up BY the town marshal
and IL being held. II L. thought his
homo is AT Cos Foftleth street. In
this city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-04
NUS ron nAMAana

Thoa bordeaux. WIN wan serious.
~ injured while IN the employ Of IN,
huueet Telephone q Telegraph enn
phny, ~ the explosion af s0ma hat.
tory cells nied suit against the com.
pany Tor sip,0ug ih the superior
court thlH morning The aaetdenI
occurred May II
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DEAD FROM
FIRE FUMES

MILWAUKEE Feb. s.--J.ms.
Foley. Andrew White and Efwnrd
Holsnn. % tho fire department. are
dead. and four others are dying as
a result Of inhAiing fumes while try.
Ing 60 extinxuish a fire al the
echwab Steel Company early this
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-04
SEEKS a plvoacE

J. H. johnson Instituted divorces
proceedings In the superior court
this morning against hix wife. 1eesie
Iohnson. alleging adultery. =. Hagan
II named M Correspondent The
three Children
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-04
READY FOR
the FRAY

LINCOLN. Neb.. Fob. t--ons hun
dred shesprnsn have organized and
armed themselves awaiting an at
tack from cattieman from Southern
His Horn county. Ninnick. a sheep
man. was shot last night aud win
die.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-04

Canada. IefYries has agreed to the
terms. and the papers will be for
warded for his signature. The purse
IL f1S. 600.
Two other important matches have
been fBsde by the Fort Erie athletic
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-04
ALLEGED nuaaIAaa

WIN Nichols John firixxs. George
Lewis and Kate Gray. All colored.
were arrested this afternoon by city
Detective Adams and Patraiman
Ryan. on suspicion of having rob
bed the room o. another oolnrsd man
at 5lfh Main street. last night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-04

INJURED
JOHN LYNN. a LOGGER.
CAUGHT BENEATH A FALLING
TREE NEAR LAKE WILDER.
NESS

John LYNN, An Italian logger
from Lake Wildsrnehn CA the colum.
hta A Puget Sound railroad. WAS
taken tn Providence hospital today,
badly injured. LYNN was working
Tor logEins company near the lake
when he was struck by falling tree.
Ito Il injured internally and has
but a slight chance % recovery. nr
MONTGOMERY Russell IL attending
him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-04
DRINKS DILUTED
CARb0L|C ACID
Charles Pyne Attempts to End His
Life in a Fit Of Despond-
enCy and May Die

Charles fyne, man OF middle awe
made a desperate attempt 10 end hla
llfe In the main effio. OF the shaata
Water Company at ZOE slxth avenue
soath late this Afternoons. pe.pon.
dcncy IA thought 10 have basn the
causs u the act.
Tyne Was taken to the waysids
Mission Hospital IN the ambulance.
Or. Z. q. Johnson. who Is attending
him. says that thsrc h a chance for
him To recover but that as carbsilo
sesd was the poison used. little can
be predicted At present as to tho
rF0hzhie outcome. The patient rcvi-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-04

W L. Leonard who shot Samuel
Orr In the arm a few days ago. and
IL charged with assault with q daadl,
weapon. was released from the coun-
~ jail this morning on $1,000 cash
ball
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-04
BEaolurlons OF Respecr

~ the meeting IT the chamber 81
commerce this afternoon. little bust.
ness was transacted outside of ths
adoption of revolutions Of respect
Allen An adjournment WAS taker
for one week.
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gan gained the decision.
bangor. Ne. Fob. t.--At the MAJ
ticnsl athletic club tonight jimmy
Handler OF Brooklyn and Charley
O'f,ourke Of Boston. viii meet In a
90 round bout
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Read the
Following
Prices Which Are the Lowest
Ever Known on Sheet Music
and Music Books Ever Offer
ed In the Northwest

Our closing -c.ss sale Of rhe~t music
and books has nov extended over a
period Of nearly ave 90 monthz. and
must be brought 20 a close very
shortly. A. We need the room very
badly for our rapidly growing piano.
organ. graphophone and small
musical Instrument department.. and
We shall derend on the following
prices (nsseF before heard Of In this
par; OF the country. to accomplish
tho desired results.
All regular 2sc music. now 49,. lee
or three pieces for .sss.s...s...+sic
Al regular ste music. now -. lee
Al regular sec music. now 49,. i5c
or three pieces for .............to c
All regular tic music. now ......i kc
All Mckinley Ice music. now. SC
or three pieces for Toe
Or ten pieces for tour selectson)
with but few exceptions all In
~sructicn books that seli regularly
for toe. $50. tI.oo. $50 and $500 are
now going Mt 2bc. ases Soc. asc and
7sc.
No music exchanged Mail orders
must Include ic per copy for postage
on sheet music. and from 30 to ibc
for postage on books.
MEETING WITH GREAT FAVOR
A. our VIOLIN SPECIAL has
been 90 enthusiastically received BY
contemplating purchasers among ad-
mircrr % this great instrument. we
have decided 20 continue Offering for
this week our regular tfff1 violin
for t1tk. with extra set OF strinsa.
bow ana case complete.
We aiFo invite a careful inspection
OF eur large and elegant stock Of
guitars. manfoilns. hanios. music
boxes. xraphophones. etc. on all Of
which NE are Offering very attractive
prices.
A PIANO SNAP
A beautiful Pease Baby Grand. in
mahogany case. REGULAR PRICE
tseh o. been used just a little, NOW
ONLY ttao.0o. Zone In and let us
tell you about this great bargain.
No one contemplating the purchase
OF q piano or organ should think Of
deciding upon an instrument until
Investigating tho many advantages
Of our superior facilities. Our large
and beautiful line Of Chickering a
Sons. kimhali. Hobart AZ. Cable,
peaae. - =. Johnston Co. pianos and
Rimbail organs win Interest you.
and you win be welcome. whether
purchasing or not.
n & JOHNSTON en-
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BLOOD ON
THE MOON
All Kinds Of Fighters
Doing Business

NEW YORK. F-h. flames ,.
cors~ft signed srsies>s yesterday for
a sc-found eontsxt with James y
Jeffrf~-. the feasy-welxht champion.
To take place IN June. IT fort Erie.
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chair, tables, t-pak cAae4 shss easss4
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FoR SALE -Ys.rnlsa,. wer,A $50. saso
cash Groom Nat. completely furnished
9ssah Pms street
Financial -
A Efl-fANf.E ptans Ia borrow money on
diamonds. watches. feuelfy, loo Interest
n. n. West No. PIKE street
MONEY On short nesies al io~ rate pti.
este money and cawusny Money 20 build
With. a. a. viftna. Room 4 Haiisr
Bniltins. Phone Diacs ~
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money ioanea On asy GOD collateral
100 Chsry.
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Notice 70 stoekholders
ma annual rnestinx n sks asockhoiders d
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heiA At ia chsrfy street seattle. Feb.
9th 40 y. m. Zoe uurr1ss % eltctinz
russsss }, G sharp ssoresAry.
For ssle--F arms and Lands
FT6s'K RAScA-iao acrs-. 10 acres rieh
second tuttcu ianh balance eooi up
land - acres plQwvdl - acres Eoed
pasture. running water. a.roofn house. =
harms. owner wants money n sold with
IN few days with take kfsoo
ROBERT MALrny. ho New York block.
utrpE ~ oooD MY 10 acrvs. rich.
tsvsi Land. a fow minutes walk from de-
pot store. postoflce and Ncod school,
neat cuttaga. small barn young orchsrds
n6SThr nALrBy. no New YORK block
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ACCUSATION AND ANSWER

Albert Adds called n. N. Mitchell
a -acah.- and was promptly knock
"a down with a monkey wrspch h.
Tho men ars rival blacksmfths In
North Seattle. Mitchell was arrest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-04
Rand M'NALLY
CASE IS ENDED

II ordered. however. that III ths
plainun should stats = casa Of
special damages IN It's pieadinEz. n
shoald be allowed % lntFeiees evil
arncs TO that effect. Judge Tsiinan
decided today that no such ease had
been presented. and ordsrsd ths suit
20 be dismissed Ths order was en-
tered In the superior court.
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TO WHOM IT NAY CONCERN:
Nofife N hereby given that my
wife. Violet J, Wet<n. has left my
bed and board and that VIII not be
Irresponsible for any bills or debts sha
may contract. =. NJ Webb. ga Pa
|otfio block.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-04

For eaIe--ReaI Estate
xfs you LOOKING for something
thOlreY

xfe You looking for something
rhoiceg
Si250--A five-ncre fruit ranch. thor
oughiy cultivated. $50 fruit trees.
acres o. strawberries. also rasp-
berries. biackbcrfies, currants and
gooHeborries. NIL choice varieties.
as the owner has taken great care
in selecting them. In thrifty
neighhorhood. and only III miles
from electric car. Adams 4 Mich
oils, t4is Second ave-; room st2.
WHY pay $500 for so-foot lots when
we can sell you one acre for $3.50.
one block from school and two
blocks from electric car line, at
Columbia. easy terms. call and
soc. stettengren 4 Arnell. % Isox-
we'll block. corner First and CO.
umhla.
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Can't Be
Too Careful

..meeanans OF PRESCRIPTIONS
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arEcIAL pARQAINs.

SPECIAL BARGAINS.
Choice corner l00xioO. near care.
Fremont. 5000.
Choice corner, near cars Fremont.
60xiO0. $3.50.
Choice level lot. 60x100, $3.50.
Choice lot near Madison cars. i0xi0o.
$3.50.
QUAfHEIM n HOLMAN.
a0i New York Block.
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SANE comWl9Hlon, buy OF owner. I
have n 5-room cottage, Eighth ave.
nue.. that I Will sell for siiO0. You
can soc me az as Arcade.
CHEAP lots at saa ~. al HI,man city.
only ~ mluufea' ride on old Rentun car
line, on Washington street; terms -
down. 81 monthly Come today. Large
warm once on grounds.
Wanted-Female Help
eFkfrLn Employment oiiee- Beet help
and day women. Call up Miss Smith Al
COS Third avenue. Main talA Ind
fOta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-13

0LD FASHIONED COUNTRY HOUSE. vel buff Is
- g &c rooms. VII restore for desirable tenant
n NISSAN lsC 5th-avs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-13

- nnn WILL. BUY u room frame cottage IN
- .UUU desfrable part Of Kingston y Y. Every
rrxe-nert convenient everything. Address for de-
'Ei's p q Box O2s. Kingston. ~ 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-13

N-ORTF5 SHORE az Long Island. For SAFE. IS
y SEoRFc FRONT. House. 10 rooms BARGAIN
oulcE buyer. STEPHEN YATES. lss Montague St.
Brooklyn. y \.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-13
Suburban Board.
PENNSYLVANIA

TALL AND WINTER n nfscru-. comfortable heuss
Il warmed thr1uEhout Tor haif tozen rsnned persons
or separate dining provfron.
unsupported. hco--kespins.
30 minutes from city. Address CHATEAU PARx -
sale. ~. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-13
BROOKLYN Property for Sale.
S 3 5000
Jersey City Property for Sale.

S6 (lil0 Will Buy AN ELEGANT. RESIDENCE
1OsOOO 10 rooms buffers pantry reception
81 '-0r-ov7-7ents. OWNER. 2s Park St Jersey CITY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-13
Board and Rooms.

4 AN ELEGANTLY FURNISHED APARTMENT 90
l.. subiet Including meals for two. So prsae
telephone. elevator: transients VAN HENSSs-A@A1sh~
HOTEL. II East ilth-st.. near shave
A ADVERTISEMENTS snd subscriptions for The Tribune
a Uptown
I.3Gs BROADWAY -
received a. the GLOWING orsncn
cicss regular Office rates until o soSn n
ga sth BSS 8sh-sse-. cor
iz,h-st-: OF East I4fh-st.t 257 West 4Sd-sf. b.
The Nome nugget., 1903-01-07
A "CHEAP" TALK.

This country. in the real sense, never be cheap. It maybe true in fact, it.s true, that modities will be sold at small prices, and that who sell them will "go broke" Where you find eli matic conditions and long periods of complete soa- tion prevailing, is the case in this section of Alas ka, it be breech-clout and bread-fruit country, however, you may find men who are willing to work week for the price of meal ticket pair of overalls and drill apron, but the conditions which bring this state of affairs about abnormal and cannot endure. The unfortunate context, how ever is that these economical plunderers and pirates may subsst long enough-on the breech-clout plan to demoralze trade and bring ruin to the legitimate trader or business man. Indeed, if mistake not. this has been already done in this section.
 "business" plan pursued by hy-by-nights, the irresponsible with nothing to lose, not the small capital invested in their business, for that not furnished by themselves, is standing to the welfare of any community in which it is pursued.
 In many respects Nome is unfortunately situated. Having all water connection with the ports of the Pacific coast, it is easily made dumping ground for the cheap and irresponsible vendor of merchandise All that he cares to do Is to reap quick profit, and to take 1t just quickly as he can to the place from whence he came only to repeat the experiment again and again While this is true, the fact remains that the country is not ''cheap" one. Men, and women, who live in country such as this pay dear for all the privileges" real or alleged, that they enjoy. he man with the pick or shovel or the pen, or the pan or the yard stick or what not, is surely en- titled to much more recompense than is the man of similar calling in a country where "soft the breezes blow" The wear and tear on the physical frame is greater and mans mentality is more severely taxed, learned dissertations to the contrary, notwthstand- ing.
 Where, or when this condition of affairs will end we do not know. But, as water invariably seeks it's
 level, so will the pulse of economic affairs. The busi- reebooter and the pirate must of necessity, dis appear, as well the white Chnaman who assays to apply bsnana-belt methods to an producing re- zion.
The Nome nugget., 1903-01-07
LET HIM DIE AND BE DAMNED.

We are informed that the poor Eskimo may die and be damned, likewise his white brother, when dis
 ress sickness overakes him, for all that the "gov ernment authorities will hereafter do to him. THE NUGGET has many time and oft adverted
 to the fact, that the average federal official in Alaska, after he looks after the feathering of his nest,
 tries in his little way to see how many cents he can save to the United States treasury. These little of fcias want to make a record," though the vari- ous departments at Washington gave a pcayune, either for them or their "records." All that the de- parments expect exact is, that they will do their "duty" honestly and faithfully. Whether they save
 two four bits in the dischargeof their official duties at the expense of some poor devil, does not any head of department or any cleaner of cuspi dores in it. We confess that somewhat tired of the antics that cut by some United States off, cals Any jack of an understrapper in the federal service at salary of $2O0 month thinks that he is the prime minister to some higher official who, perchance, gets $400 $500 a, month, paid by
 the federal government of the United States directly from taxes wrung, hold, illegally, from the people of Alaska.
 Alaska pays its way, would have the chief of every federal office and every understrapper in his employ, understand. Alaska is not a mendicant, and never has been pauper. The territory asks no aims, does it need any federal official be his rank what it may, to conduct offertory services in it's be- half.
 Aaskans, in the absence of any form of govern ment whatsoever, save that misdirected one by petbag federal officials must demand protection from these too frequently, men of straw. When brave musher bitten by the deadly frost on the trails of this frozen northland, who should for him. if so be, as is too frequently the case, that he is short of (, do fcials, clothed with power and full of meat The government of the United States say we and ninety nine per cent of the people of this frozen northland because we pay our way, not mendicants and the government owes the whites and Eskimos duty which it will take years to fulfill
The Nome nugget., 1903-01-07
VICTIMS.

The winter crop of victims of the frost is beginning to be reaped Already the list numbers three; how many more whitening corpses will be found when the snows of winter have been cleared away God only nows.
 The mushers on these northern trails of ours are entitled to the profoundest sympathy and support. The average musher does not travel from choice, but from necessity. The man sitting in a comfortable home or office has no idea of the perils which the musher faces. A biting blizzard sweeps down upon him, from perhaps clear sky. and in a moment he is,engulfed. Blind ed by the fierce wind and benumbed by the intense cold, he soon loses his way, fear becomes his familiar and presently Death appears. Only those who have been "up against" a northern blizzard know it's awful intensity, tho grim certainty of death unless some kind of shelter can be reached, if it be but a friend ly snowbank. And even then, per chance Death may find its victim. The wise musher always uses caution in travelling, but with all caution and alertnsss to discern signs of coming storm, often he is engulfed unawares.
The Nome nugget., 1903-01-07
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

To Great Northern Mining, Milling and Trans
 portation Company
 You are hereby notified that we have expenu ed during the year 1902. Sl00 in labor and i'm provemcntS upon each of the following placer mining claims: Discovery on Smoke gulch, tributary of Patterson creek tributary, VI Candle creek; No. above discovery 2a v to Smoke guich. discovery on Viloa gulcni tary of Patterson creek. tributary U creek and No. above discovery on Sd v gulch euch of said mining claims beinA in the Eairhaven mining and recording districJy District of Alasha, whereof the notices ,-~a tion are found of record in the records of said recording district, ir order to hold the said claims under the provisions of section 224 of the Revised Statutes of the United States ana the amendments thereto concerning annual laDor upon mining claims, being the amount required to hold the said claims for the period ending on the 3Ist day of December 1902 and If. within ninety days after the publication Of this notice. you fail to contribute your proportion or Such expenditures as d cO-owncr, your interest Tn the said claims will become the property of the sub ScriberS, your cO-oWuerS, who have mace the expenditures required by the terms of said sec tion.
 k. l.. HOWE,
 JERRY HUNTER.
 Dated Nome, Alaska, Jan. 3, 1903.
The Nome nugget., 1903-01-07
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

To J. NJ Starbuck, W. H. Dougan, w. D. Sawyer, F. Hastings, Albert Hastings, Mrs M C. Gill, Mrs. M, Lampke and Mrs. C. Mclean, co-owners with the undersigned in the S. X S l60acre placer mining claim on Snake river. and which was recorded in Book 9l, Page 4o9. Aug l9, 1901, in the recording books Of the Cape Nome mining district, District of Alaska; and J. NJ. Starbuck, w. r. Gill, w. H. Dougan, J. +: Springer Theo. Johnson, J. N. McElvaine and Mrs. C. Mclean, coownerS with the under signed in that certain placer mining claim Of l6o acres known and recorded in Volume 9l Page 3g4 as the ''Starbuck Mining Association, and that bench claim known us the "Dona on the right limit of Monument creek, and that bench claim known as "Etna' on the right limit or Monument creek, all in the Cape Nome mining district
 You, and each of you, are hereby notified that l. the undersigned, have expended the sum or 500 on each Of the above mentioned claims ac- cording to the provisions of Sec. 232i of the Re- vised Statutes of the United States, and the amendments thereto, approved Jan. 22, lSo0. concerning annual labor upon placer mnlnS claims. And if within W days after the publl- cation of this notice you fail to contribute your proportion as co-owncrs to me respectively Ill the above claims your interest in said claims Will become the property of tho upderSiBned, under the provisions of said section 232l.
 First publication Oct 2o lHo2.
 ALEX. C. STEWART. Coowner.
The Nome nugget., 1903-01-07
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.
TO Chas. c Carpenter:

To Chas c Carpenter:
 You are hereby notified that l, the un signed have caused to be performed work ser vices and labor of the value Of SlOO upon the Io' lowing placer mining claim for the year l9O2, to-wit: Claim. No. below on Willow Below D tributary of Pilgrim rlver in the kougaroR re- of location being recorded in volume -. page -, of the records of said recording district; Ana you are further notified that if you do nos within ninety ,9O) days from the date hereof cause to be paid to the undersigned your pro- portionate share of said expenditure as co- owner your interest in said claim will become the property of the undersigned, under Section 232l Revised Statutes of the United States.
 +. G. KAPPELMAN-
 Co-Owner of the Aforesaid Property. Dote of first nublicntion Ian. g. 1903. 3mW