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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-04
IS
D/SPEZLED
Twr10d 20 TIE Wall IN Many Saloons
0fTbfs CITY

Among the many Illusions that
chief Of Police Sullivan from time 20
thine foists on an Innocent public is
one 10 the effect that the money
paying slot-machine ~ turned 10 the
wall. draped In mourning and decksd
with the piacard out OF workIns
order"
OF course the chief will be shocked
to hear n. but such IN not the case
The wheel Of fortune sfiil continues
20 whlrl merrfIys this -fiend' stiii
plays the colotr. and " sucrsHsfui
still receives his winnings I'm cash.
One Of these money paying ma
chimes n In operation at the Oxford
bar. corner % Fourth avenue and
PIKE street The care of this gam
bling device constitutes the sole
duty Of one Of the employees OF the
place.
The machine IA operated in a man
ner that may evade the letter OF the
Law. but the spirit II ruthiessly VIC
lated. The player purchases niokeiE
or "slu9n with which 10 play the
machine. II IL wins he T. paid In
rltiser nickeiH or "aluEn" II the lat
ter. they can be converted into oash
nj the bar.
The bartender In charge last night
told q reporter for the Star that this
machine had never been ciescd. that
when the police order was Issued for
the owners 70 cease operating these
devices. that the slot from which the
money formerly issued had been
sealed ard the system now In use
was inaugufnted.
save that " has no desire 20 ado
10 the already too ardaouH duties of
the police department. the star
would call the attention 81 Chief sui
Ivan 20 the city ord&Qanoe, else
where printed. for hts Benefit. ana
would remind him Of n law Of this
state, whioh In a casual way men
tons something regarding the pro-
hibition OF money-paying siot-ma-
chimes.
The oxford bar II not the oniy
saloon IN the eft, which operates
mon ey- pay nickie-in- the-slot- ms !
chimes. The star has Information ~
the effect that IN many drinking
places the machines are being oper-
ated IN the same manner az NJ the
oxford. -
ri was Chief suilivan's plain duty
20 make such violations Of the law
impossible when he ordered the ma
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-04
CLOSING OF
CONGRESS
galleries of Both Houses Thronged---Afore Than
One and One-ifaf Billion Dollars Appropriafd
Speaker Henderson Cheered

..,xoroN. u, C. Marvh A.
49, a vssisors the greater
, .lax ln the house, were
SsHs<i s.tne.s the ciosiAE %
Fv<F%t me senate galleries we're
80 - sssssAlly niled
- x, <<nsis a. ss's.n - : aeef MN ~
= ,u<I Ailison. chairman ~ We
80 k.,.,,urz ccfntnittes. enefvd
Ary'sf.ss ssssrmrns ef the aprro-
th< ere ..t< showing an Increase
fftzfs.',.- y, ~ q Witch nearly enc
81 ~ FananR canal u
~ - an tnefeasr 81 $50. eco, go
~ .'.~s.f seFsicc, the larssr pnr-
IN. eeIrx due 60 rural dsiiN-
N. fetal appropriations en-
rsk<stseea -.
-<uf killsssn ~ hts srres n. sase
.st>rsfsa 10 the tact that the
-.-rg~sr adopted ne rivers and
- <,1l ~hiie this one appro-
-, go -. e4a he eaid he MAS
''s.,,S NAT the aprsorf iationr
- vita the APPROVAL Of both
- .-n.s< thsn took up the rivers
= s<ss.>rs bill amendment thus
~e1< srtsinf aside me fhiiip-
~ 49, measure. tioAI, b. unet-
- scrssnt. thsn sreke On the
- ~a5<k AaA thus been officially
xlAr<3 bad
- hru.<. II ~ cfeainf. Rieh-
- n4l< re ro,nt q ne gaeFarsa
- z,s<k u&s - hoafsr that he
- hsr11y te heard Thus far
k11ur ~ r3f1naFnbte refiiaftient
- S1rurf<. th-fV have nses ~
"A y q which we're had yes-
~ ~ call Was nearly een-
- n9<@krr HeHaeraun called
~ 10 the chair 10 preside
lu5nE csn;inaea applause fresn beth
n1lrk fxyne offered = resolution
Z 49, q Speaker Headsfsen Tor
mmv1les a. speaker, II havtaE he
- nnrHn that the nrmeeratr
~ uf1sc tfls usual esaurteex II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-04

city.
Garages ~ Cherry'r inromp~tenry
~efe recenfiy made te Senator Faa.
Ter ~ Fsppk Wefnfhpue~. local agent
ef ths nueton Hf~&m<hfp snf1panr
Capt Y Z Gains. 81 the faeIfIT cssp-
per linz. Charles ~ re4hety ana
Walter CakHs ~ ffs Alaska steam
shlp cutnrany. Cart Jahn n flbhy,
q the Puget Bound Tus1,aat eosss.
f.enf. and William o. caiiier. reers-
tsFy a THE Asarlns Eaxsnr~r~' as~o-
ff4ttnn.
Open rupsurce between shs t~o IN :
speftor< o<currsa fhre< weeks aap
IN r@sAft 10 the Northern Facffsu
cnfnp~nys steamer Tacoma. The
isttrr rruunsfrd AZ NosaIe reiat.
Early In Fsbruafy Capt Bryant
instructed certain repairs % BE- made
on the steamer AZ Tacoma br the
Northern raelfe. Cherry .e~m~si
10 infer that Hrvanf had infsnses.
upnu his department. and ordered
extensive aifsrstsnu< in the work AZ
outlined ny HryAus- The latter then
asserted hinsssif and ufdersd the
original iHstruetions 70 be carried
out
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-04
Wen H. BLE7HEN
IS TURNED DOWN
q HerusEs TO CONFIRM HIS NOMINATION Foa RE.
NJ OF STATE uHIvERsTY-A RETURN KNOCK

"A FIA. March a.-fspecla11-
~ 5,sts today refused to con-
|4ra1s 80 y nletnen a. one Of Inc
- 9 ne University Of wash.
|@sr ms and other appoint
h sd ~ Tho governor, earpa
n ''on. fslsfhan was rsiest !
- Il. seir being For connrma-
- - se.insf. II. In detail the
- follows.
- ssrnfrsnafIon -Anxf~ c.faan
~ et.<~' CARRIER. Hallett HAM HAM
~, Kenny, Moore. MoaItray.
N nss<r. shafp. Spawn. stew,
lssr-,s Tolman. warbnrton.
- - baker. psurst...,
~ =. nnvis. fislley. Hamilton'
~. t'nnssf, I<crons. o'Do,,n ,Ii'
TUCKER. Van a. Janssr'
.t,",L and Senator Smith, "a
-. Heinrich absent
a~ - he only KIM county
= ~. = vete for Bisthsn'
s,e Aiso ryfgssd 70 confirm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-04
MAKES wan ON
CHERRY
- A9pootor 6ryaHf Isofifwfoo Hro-
$500 70 0sss HJo OoAoaUwo

= nsu111n1s charges % incsm-
n1D<1ssy and fararifissn
~ o1oAnrs {. c. Cherry. saeaI
1I1e>@ Iner>~rot os bailess. b.
! A1<1e< io<ai United stale.
~ = 4Nlls. John Hlrninzhar,.
- M1t@<far. vita head
- 41E F1anri<so. 10 enazisx
IL - y txre<fra 20 arrive
~ ~ b<xin shs inveasizA-
- ~Qe41rx 1ay. Cast nfr-
y y~1fs s~nser member ~
nn1x& s72im~ That Tor ths
80 y ~ eharscs Il Il i'm
~ hin 70 wsfk ionxsr vim
rAs has hesf his posi-
- pears
U1ar>1 hat even more s<rs-
4Fe 10 ~ Investigated
IT, Wt<rf Il that can't.
- eeeun@ Cherry ~ xIslna for
F71in4 ii<ess<s 10 susIr*er-
- >aein>-r rsziainx IA sh-
= III Cherry viii al. ea..s !.
= claiming thai Bryaat hsm
pstn e<rfifc1tsx ~ nssr-
mass4 through eansnln
- Z n*ut,esi sehooi in this
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-04

he stated tina, he vonii closs up nnf
arrest the men consumed III games
~hsf~ he thought that he could 49,
cure a con sietIau.
When eakrsi n he had sons into the
ronnas over thr Seattle nzf OF ever
the hnohornish. ne stated thai hs hal.
not.
Chief Sullivan has decided that he
VII allow an offiecr TO lock into tbs
condition % affairs In the Pike street
and Upper First avenus saloons. bat
evidently believes that there Il
plenty % time 20 d u. To svsrf
safttisn asked him about his lntss-
tons Conserving the law breaking
booths ana taxss. he replies that the
<eioons have iicunses He souid not
ocrnfuit himself TO any statement re-
NArttns his management Of the mat
ter.
u r. probable that q dss~essvs vii
make the rounds Of the saloons To-
nishf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-04
SUNDRY BILL
APPROPRIATION

WARRINGTON. D. C.. MArrh A.
The pundry civil biil now Ia the
hands of the president contains the
tolie~ ins items Of interest 60 Puget
SQUAD renisientn
InapfoN etnent Of Tacoma harissr.
tipe go, Improvement % MeNs,i's -
land pauitantlaff building a.,
grounds, tse.oao. Hiurfa reef tI.bt
vessel. tsq.eoe. lighthouse. Alaska,
tspo-eao. Alaskan sshibit At ~. f.ssais
$3.50. relief OF natives 81 81
1serke ana ~. Paul island. Alaak :.
tlAeae pr1tection % salmon finhsrt.s
OF Alsskas q 900. exclusion Of eshi.
ness. ssea.e improving mouth .,
The columbia. continuing coniraets
u.se0oae. Incidental and trAveIins
expenses. Alaska department q isas.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-04
CHIEF SULLIVAN is
VERY NEAR-SIGFfTED
ooss OUT IN sGAscA POKER Rooms ON r,ssr Avrnur
sourn. SUIT FIND rrem

chi~f % roiics suilssAn made a
TRIP thrcuEh fsw Of the saioonr
sipns Ffrst avenue south last nixhs
FOR fhs purp>~< q asrertatnlns fns
btns~if n there w.s amy gambling
realtf Funniax where he had ordered
V % stop He found no xasnss IN
oFrrstin1s sifhouEh they ssrr run
MIS- IN upstairs ropn< whilr he Nzs
- thf sals<sss> underneath. Ths rinns
That faruFffy wsfs kept hehind the
bars telling patrons that thers were
Foh<f roo<ns upstairs have df<se-
p<efri, but the games ere still ~
operation. II r. very probable that
the saioonkeep~rs ala net take ths
c1s<f Into thrir coufitencs and allow
h7fn % visit the aame<. but th~r
piafed few tnp<afsf8ants In hts way
when asked ~haf 10 was going "a
DO about the gambling that vas be-
inx allowed 10 run In the city after
he had given an order for n 10 cse<r.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-04
Mr.. De LONG FILES
MS BAIL BOND

W. w DE t.orE. president 81 ths
fefanct ballard hama, nisd his bail
hand IN the sum u $500. In thu Hu-
Iettaf court this morning The
niTnefu are l. ~ KNAPP. Katherine
Knapp Alex. DE feato and ~. z
Bfed-s Bach aaAiinsd fof the fall
amount superior Judge Dell APP
proved the hnnd
De Ions has been In the nosalnai
custody u the sheriff neafts tNa
weeks. hut being ~. was not taken
20 1an when arrested
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-04
BENSON HAS
BAD RECORD
Outlaw Said to Have Escaped From Joliet Where
He Was Serving Sentence for Mnrder--Sherif
Mills Has Double Guards on All Roads
and Bridges

ing was Benson and from later Inc
formation In equally certain that the
fugitive has gone In "A northsriy d.
reeiion and IN probably heading fof
Pierce county.
henson IL well acquainted about
Gle Eium and EiienTburs and u 10
possible he IN making one OF those
places his objective point His
parents are said to reside At Rainier.
a small town on the Northern Pa
cifie railroad. about ~ miles south
Of Tacoma
Public sentiment In Olympia stun
runs high ana each day and night
sees the departure Of additional men
10 take part IN the man hunt II 10
very certain that II Benson 10 over
taken by any Of the Olympia men
who are hunting for him he viii be
shot down without paricy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-04

chimes closed. He should have CON-
PEELED the owners ef the devices %
remove them from their barroonr
entirely.
u Il not too late for the chief To
sefxe thsmschlnss which have mot
yet been removed 20 rtoreroosn. or
WAREHOUSES. Until he does -. u may
BE- depended on the slot -mschins
Tend VIII mud an opportun ny 20 In
duias In his fsvorits form Of xam-
bling
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-04
FISHERMEN on
war TO ALASKA

The steamer James Dollar arrived
NOM ssh Francisco this morning
she hsd 10 first-class passengers nns
100 steernFc. rs OF whom were nah.
ermen. The latter. together with Z
doysn e. be secured IN this city, will
sail In few days 90 Copper river
70 engage In fishing for the Pacifi,
Packing A Navigation company.
They are the FIRST fishermen e
start to Alaska this year. They are
70 be paid the new scale OF wages
established this spring by the Fish.
ermens Protective Union OF the Pa
uific.
The James Dollar had SOS tons OF
renerai freight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-04
AFTERMATH

WASHINGTON. u. e. March A.
The senate a9luarnsd a noon.
representative Mercer u Nrhrs..
~. Aha was defeated fot 70 eierttsn.
: said u have been assured ~ an
erf~ttutfnsut a. director u the e.,-
80 " Merriam Resigns lie has the
nAekink Of reaFiS every Republican,
eS'si kr~aHsiiAn - Neti az the pr~zl.
dents friendship
Representative undsruaod Of Ala.
pssAsia. after cunfrrrare With Ken.
rws~ntAtise ftichArsinou. save asss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-04
CITY Law ON
GAMBLING

Ordinance Ne tseT Who.
ewes conducts, sets up. keeps o.
sthtbit@ any Fame ~
chance fof the purpose 81 uin-
] utns OF SECURING utuney BY
chance. played with cards.
dice cr any dpvtce Of whafso-
] ever kiaa OF nature. uhrtksr OF
net % the hind. character OF
nature herein mentioned, for
d Nancy. checks, credit af any
representative 81 yaius what.
ever, o. Nhosoeter shall have
IN hls possession 10 he uast, for
] the PURPOSE Of gambling OF
winning money b. chance. any
kafnins device whatever. shall
be punished ~ a nne u not
: more than fteo. OF BY isnpris.
uuttFnt not exeeesikns ain
ffHuntha o. both.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-04

y. J. Demphoa. the local represent
tatire OF MY. Noyes. stated today
that the granting Of the Seattle Flee
trie company's franchise last night
wonid nDt effect the plans Of Mr..
Noy~r and his partners NJ. pone-
hoe claims that the franchise grant
I'd 70 the seattle Electric cofnranv
- Illegal and states that Mr.. Sofa.
Wi take steps 10 have II Declared
invalid Then ne win insist on so
curing the frnnc1ise he has been
ffyins 10 secure for nearly = year.
10th companies have applications
before the Seattle city council for
franchises for street car lines within
ire city limits. connecting with the
West Seattle line.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-04

statement In which he reviews the
work uf the last congress- and says
the Republicans failed 60 support the
the preeident and PASSED but few
measures af Importance. They re-
pudtated party pledges and failed TO
rass effective trust ieHiniation. They
made no attemvt Co pass legislation
demanded by the interstate com-
snefce commission o. for the relief
% Philippine commerce. Also that
they deprived the people Of three
territories OF the right OF statehood
which they were fully entitled TO.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-04
lsakl1H1a'zaAunak - - JILL
WEATHER FOR
EBRUARY

= Tile month Just ended Was a
record breaker for clear wealth
~ and ilsh, rainfall
4f'he meteorological summary
n the month ~ February issued
~ sesiloa pirsetar Salisbury,
10 charge Of the iocni United
States weather bureau, shows a
total precipitation during the
Aouth ~ but ift insher This
] ufessils all fecofdh since the -
ttbitshment ~ the office la 1891
toe best previous record for the
nAnts month was ~ 1855 when
uhefe wac 10 inches rrceiplia-
Qon. Last year during the
-are month there was a pre-
] 'sapisation OF SIC inches,
Tnsre wste practically only
I've days IN the month when
there was any rainfall, They
D We're thr fth and 9Th. On the
lrth .os inch felt and since that
time there has hardly been a
trace Of precipitation.
The weather man'n ftpoFt
shown further that rs Of the y
dhyn 81 the mnnth were not
! married by even a cloud. Eight
days were partially cloudy and
fhers we've but totally cloudy
dsys
The average maximum tenn
j qsrnfure during the month was
j tt.s degrees ana the average
mean temperature to3 degrees
Fahfenheit. The lowest record
during the month WAS "a degrees
above ZERO on the 18th day of
the month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-04
MzW @M
! NEW YORK
MANY COLLISIONS OCCUR AND
SEVERAL PEOPLE ARE sGRi-
ouslv INJURED

NEW YORK. March s--HsNerai
Hsffoas collisions and numerous
sniuaf accidents are the result ~ a
asnns fos that hangs ever this cly
this morning. Two collisions be-
t~esn trsins Of the f1fth Avenue
Elevated read IA Hfcohlyn. occurred
this haoruing.
u the flfsl two ears were wreck
- Aad several p<rrens Injured. -four
~ them - seriously that they we're
taken to the hospital for treatment.
In the ssrond collision. two suburban
motor trains crashed together ana
hurt several peopis-none seriously
Two Hoboksn ferry bostn eoliided
~ the foot % barclay street. The
raitinss ~ bath boats were smashed
and The bow Of one crushed IN 10 the
nfst compartment. Though both
scssts uerv crowded with passengers.
no on< was iatafed.
Two ferry boats belonging 90 the
New Tefk esntfai railway aoliided.
sns q fsortiou 81 the guard rail snd
cxbfn Of one Was demolished. There
we've countless minor accidents on
the streets
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-04

ntfnsd the sErr~rnsuf and wufk ~as
ttnf1tesiiatsfF resumed. bat al the his
orsH refused - sign. n the matter
- nst adjusted they will be com.
PEELED 10 shut dozen Tomorrow All
labor organizations ln the city have
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-04
NEWpoRT coMINa

The Pacific Packing 4 Navigation
company'e steamer Nome city pass
ed Tatoosh at $50 o'clock this
morning. and should arrive at this
port this evening. She has In tow
the disabled steamer Newport. own
ed By the same company, which tho
Jeanie made an unsuccessful effort
10 tow 90 Seattle on her last trip.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-04

OLYMPIA. March All Of the
Information now IN the hands Of
Sheriff Mills points 10 the conclusion
that OUTLAW Benson In heading Tor
Pierce county, II. indeed. he ~ not
already within It's borders.
The suspect arrested yesterday at
Eima. a small town about ~ iuilee
from here 90 the westward. proved
himself TO be- an inoffsnsiye hobo.
although In a general way he an
sworcd the description % henson. lie
Was held at Elfna until the arriN al
Of Special Deputy ksaley. who IL
well acquainted with Benson. He
was given bis liberty SOON after keg-
isys arrival.
a telephone message was received
last night from Francis, a small
town near South Bend. giving thu
information that n man had been ar
rested there ON suspicion. The mes
Sage stated that the man answered
the description OF benson with the
single exception that he has a scar
on the aide Of his neck. which lie not
mentioned In the official description
Of the murderer. An officer left for
francia this morning, but Il is not
thought likely that the man under
arrest IL the murderer Of DEPUTY
sheriff Morreli.
Sheriff Mills and a posse OF ~ dep
utles spent the greater part Of yes-
tsrday In the vicinity Of Lake View.
The posse was met AT that place by
Sheriff Denhoirn and posse OF Pierce
county, Who are covering the terri
tory about old Fort NtEauAlly and
the Higgins ranch.
Sheriff Mills IL positive that the
man seen at Sherlock Monday even
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-04
FtANCHLSE GRANTED FOR
VEST SEATTLE CAR LINE

= - cn1p<li o. West Seattle
QFznerd the Seattle Fser-
- fr~ncrfss for a street
x senn~sfinE that suburb
e1.e street car system.
~ II - pruefsiss that tine
~ 91vs ~ Least an hourly
< - - shall b. IN oparafion
<Af. This assures the
1-7 Ne Town across the bay.
s!nieafiDn with Seattle
<fl1n o. John Noye= and
~ J. capitalists for fran-
.<Fuf< street railway
West Seattle with the
Pending IN The West Sc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-04
THE POPES
ILLNESS

ROME. March THE fatigue at
fcndant on yesterdays function has
confined the pope TO HE bed today
with intestinal troubles bishops
Dunno and iioban. although they
have been IN Rome for some time
past. have been unable TO obtain an
interview. owing TO Pope teo's con-
dillon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-04
ADJOURNMENT

WARRINGTON, u q, March A.
The house Was declared adjourned
zinc die 1T thrre utinutes past neon
BY the clerk amidst the singing Of
patriotic songs and q general ova.
ton TO Speaker Henderson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-04
poecs cAyUp IN

Jane Ward. nee Neild. i- suing A
Iiinkieman for sig.eoQ for alleged
personal injuries. In Judge Morris
department % the superior court. to-
day The piainfir elaine that white
standing on the porch Of a hours
ewned By the defendant. last June
the structure gave way and allowed
her 10 fall a distance Of eight feet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-04
TaAMsTnR ElNrp

n smith. a trauHfeF' plralIrti
guilty before Juntiee Cam this
morning "a = charge of cruelty 70
animals He was accused hy Hu=
name offieef John Naapsii II dfix=
Ing iaHe hoFre, A fne Of % and
costs was Imposed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-04

Hasarsted wlthin a fr~ days.
Fuity sae9a pFfacnS uiIi BE- AZ.
fseted and great meat Industry
viii h. completely tled up. me
strikers wsnt 81 per ssy % stxhs
neafa They Afv nos setfins y -
fEf 70 hosrs. STA sr.aiisr esneeTn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-04

Of 3. O. Simpson and v. n. Pierson
Of Seattle. and James McNeiliy OF
Buckley.
LeTys printing committee report
cd In the house that there was col
fusion among the bidders for thu
state printing. and that the system
should be changed. N WAS proven
that Olympia people got 81, 800 from
this contractors 70 withdraw their
suit. Lsvy reported personally, con-
firming this hold-up Of ft.t0o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-04
CECIL RHODES
SCHOLARSHIPS

gPoK ANE. March 4.--Dr. parkin.
representing the Cecil Rhodes achol-
hrahips. II holding a meeting with
the heads OF the idaho. Washington
and oregon educational institutions
here today 10 arrange for n aelec-
ton OF students 10 be educated I'M
der the oxford bequost.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-04

bridges and roads between the Mes
auhiiy bridge and Lake View. aa be
IL certain the man who broke
through the guards al Sherlock Mon
day evening wan Benson.
The Pierce county officials are aid
ing IN the hunt Ia the Lake View
Territory,
The sheriff Is confident Of eaptur-
ing the murderer within ~ hours.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-04
HER MOTHER i'll

Aiss Pauline Koziowati, stenos-
rapher IN the ONCE Of the secretary
OF the civil service commission, has
been called 70 her home Mt Port Gam
BILE. on account Of the serious ILL
ness Of her mother.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-04
nipHllL INSANE

August Hidhiii. carpenter OF this
city, was committed TO the insane
asylum yesterday by Superior Judge
Tnliman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-04

CHICAGO. March t-whent. n IS
77I-l.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-09-22
MARCELLA. 500.
2ls99l

Mrs. Hazel Smith returned TO Aus
tin yesterday.
Webb Bros. are showing strong
line of zoe dress goods. 2l8-2is-95O
Rev. Father Theon went TO Corsi
cana yesterday.
Try a sack Of Cuckoo flour. II has
no equal. Dansby q Dansby. 2is
w. G. johnson Of Mart was in the
city Sunday.
Have you seen those lace collars
at Webb Bros? 2i6-2is-2JO
Bey. Polk has been on the sick list
several days.
American Lady corset is the best.
We sell IL. Wagner a Brandon. PAS
Col. A. NJ. Rhodes returned from
Houston yesterday.
Black cat hosiery is the best. Sold
only by Webb Bros. l6-2is-25O
w. l.. Edge returned Sunday from
Palestine and Overton.
CORINNE, $3.50. 2Is25O
Miss Mamie Elliott OF Edge il
with Mistrot Bros. 4 Co.
New line OF ladies stock collars at
25c 10 zoe at Webb Bros. 2i5-25s-25O
w. II. Walker is now with Cole
Bros. grocery house.
When you want the best butter
obtainable call ON Clarke & Foun-
tain. 2i7
Miss Jessie Nall left Sunday night
for Huntsville to attend school.
Portsmouth shoes for children
have no superiors and few equals.
Wagner * Brandon. 2ls
Miss Georgia White aud sister Of
WiXon We're visitors To the city yes
terday.
Wanted-A good cook. VIII pay
fifteen dollars month TO right party.
j. Allen Myers. 252
Mrs. John Ward returned 10 Mar
lin yesterday after visit to Mr.. and
Seth Nooring.
The latest styles for this season In
Drew-Selby shoes at Wagner 4
Braudon's. PAS
;. |. Bowling of Rock Prairie
called on the Eagle while in the
city yesterday.
Cuckoo flour is mllled by the
clcanest mill In the United States.
For Sale 10y Dansby 4 Dansby 2ls