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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1903-12-05
S140, 049. 20

S112,4 ,4SO.56
With this showing the assets
above the liabilities is $50, ,565. X.
In this must be considered the eX-
pense of winding up the affairs of
the bank, bad debts, &c.
The capital stock was $4,000;
the undivided profits reported
Sept. 3Oth, 1902, was $22, 37O.65
therefore it would seem that the
assets above the liabilities should
be S72, 37O.65. But the state
ment shows otherwise. Those
who suffer will just have to stand
it. The depositors and creditors
will get their money eventually,
but the S72, 37O.65 belonging to
the stockholders will not be
realized-at any rate scarcely
more than enough to pay the as.
signees and agents and attorneys.
A very gloomy state of affairs,
but that is the way 1T looks now.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1903-12-05
Ottawa University Burned.

Ottawa, Ont. Dec. 2.-Ottawa
university, one of the largest ed :
ucatlonal institutions in Canada,
was totally destroyed by fire ear
ly today. The loss is estimated
at $500, 900, with insurance of
$500, 600. All the students es-
capped but many had narrow es>
capes.
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Application for Final Dis
CHARGE.

Notice Is hereby given that at IL a.
m.,. on Monday, January 4, 1904, /
Will file my final return as Adminis-
traitor of the estate Of r. Furman
Twitty, decd, and make application
TO the Probate Judge Of Lancaster
county for discharge as such adminis-
traitor. p. ~. Twitty. Admr.
Dec. 2, l9O3-1m.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1903-12-05
YsUKosO Wnat You are Takiuo

When you take Groves Taste
less Chill Tonic because the form
ula is plainly printed on every bot
tie showing that it is simply Iror
and Quinine in a tasteless form
No Cure. No Pay. soc.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1903-12-05

japan and Russia have about
settled their differences, the for,
mer to be dominant in Korea and
the latter iD Manchuria.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1903-12-05
TRESPASS NOTICE

All persons are hereby warned not
.o.trcaspass by riding, walking, hunt
iDg,. fishing or in any way on the
lands of the Undersigned i'm Pleasant
Hill and Fat creek townships, The
law will be enforced against any and
all pc sors disregarding this notice
Mrs. l.. J. Hinson,
J. B. Hinson.
f. o. HiEson,
M. T.. Hinsou, Jr.,
j. a. Bwers,
Nov. IA, 1908 I'm
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1903-12-05

ALI persons indebted to me
are requested to call at once and
settle. j.. E. Rutledge, Dentist,
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1903-12-05
Slim Chance for Stockholders of
the +. & M. Bank.
Camden Messenger.

Camden Messenger.
AT meeting of the creditors
Of the Farmers and Merchants
Bank, held Saturday, Messrs. j.
I. Hay and g. II. Yates we're
elected agents of creditors. The
statement submitted at this meet
ing of the assets and liabilities,
indicate very slim chance for
the stockholders, who put their
hard earned dollars in this insti-
tuition, of getting anything at all.
The following is the statement:
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1903-12-05

ASSETS.
Loans and Discounts, S119, ,291.26
Overdrafts, unsecured, 25, ,54O.16
Due other banks, 2,742.S5
Cash in bank, 1870
Furniture and fixtures, 100000
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-01
ELABORATE
EASTER
CELEBRATION

tINnsNONG. KaH Ann The
uur cherished day for the Swedish
colony % $500 families living in ana
Hhuut this place b. Easier aud the
chief glory thereof ia The Messiah
This great musical festival nut on
the nfalrta. which viii continue
through the whole week. vii bring
together Thousands If people from
all nafta 20 Kansas aud from Nch-
fhaka. Minnesota aud other states
where Swedish colonies exist
The t1ndshoru colony was founded
lea 1853. and with u bethany COLLEGE.
In fkla nr olaf Olsen visited Lon
don and heard The Messiah. and
hs at aucs PLANNED e. have II pros
dueed az home. Now the week pre-
eeedinE Easter each year marks the
ervatest musical festival IN all the
West. Five hundred men and wo.
men are IN the chorus The chapel
choir numbers 20 voices. lha male
chorus a. thr ladies chorus 60 tho
orchestra has 90 Instruments and the
hand 90 The reupN ned military
and ~ Futt RILEY is expected 90
take part in one ~ the concerts this
war The men of the chorus ap.
Tf.tf Ia black the maids n piuh and
white the costumes making vivid
eautftafH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-01
ANNIE LEWIS ON TRIAL
FOR MANSLAUGHTER

county Iau to the court room this
morning by Deputy Sheriff Jack
williams. She wa dressed in black
and heavily yelled. Later she re-
moved the ven at the request Of Mr.
Gore.
The woman who "a charged With
killing her husband f. well know n
In the city. She ia considered ruthcf
handnome. but since her arrest. has
grown faded ana Tired. She H Moro
hopeful u ncQulttai since the case
against her brother has been dis
missed.
Nance Lewis was well known
concert hall and saloon man. IL
was found dead IN his bed IN the
rooms occupied by himself and wife
and George PiREot. early in the
morning u January .. Blood Wna
flowing from two bullet wounds
/ Two shots had been heard by "a man
named Ermend who lived IN the
front part Of the house and who
rushed 20 the room Ermand claims
that Mrs Lewis informed him thai
her husband had committed ~Iicldc
and he notified the police.
The wounds were Of aurh n MIXTURE
/ that the physicians say they could
not have been aelf=iufilcted.
The state claims that Mrs. Lewis
and her brother. who were present
/ IN the room, fired the shots
The defence VII try 70 prove thai
T the pistol Wa accidentally dis.
/ charged. The shooting is said q
have occurred after quarrel durinf
/ which Lewis had numerically beat
+ en- the w0rnaH
The selection ~ q Jury haf occu
/ pied the entire DAY. n II though
i that some ~ the states witnoasel
/ Will testify tomorrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-01
RAILROADS
ON TRIAL

CHICAGO. Apru the Inter
state auiuiuffCa comm laHaum tnatn n
tsEasa al Investigation hers uf thF
fmsthntn ueei 81 certain railroad
Ia conducting their business relating
t. charges and facilities fHf thr
frHnaHa ~ sats from MaHts
tess t.adiaEiun ard Detroit Mich
- Kansas city. 81 .ssssphI Omaha
ard other Missouri river ualuta The
fnEda involved are the Atehiaau.
Topeka 4 santa Fe. Chicago. Egr-
iluEtuu s quincy. Chicago q Alton.
iiIinHIa Central ChicaEn. Mti8auk 30
4 - Paul Chlc1Ee q NeFfhN sstsfu,
WabaHh. Grand Trunk Lake Shore
4 Michigan southern. Michigan
Central Pete Marquette. and the
Michigan. Indiana 4 Illinois Trans
rnftatinn Company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-01

Wanusus Nla Kid oxford Ties.
patent 80. medium heavy soica.
military heels. value 3zaA Tor
.......... ........... ........ $500
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-01

Annie Lewis, who b. charged with
having Killed her husband. Nance
y. Lewis. Jau0 - 8. in his home on
Yealcr way. IL being tried in the
criminal department 81 the superior
court today before Judge Bell. The
case against her brother. George
PigRot, who Was accused a. her ae=
complete, WIS dismissed on the mo-
tion ~ Deputy Prosecuting Attor-
nv TJ7f1is- 1n6 fTHtsd 70 THe court
that evidence against PigEot WAS
too slight 70 warrant a trial
Mrs. Lewis and her brother were
Indicted BY the grand jury Tor man
slaughter during the first week Of
So session. The defendant H. repre-
scented by Attorneys John n. Dgre
end 8. M ghIpley
When informed BY the court this
morning that he was free ana could
60 where he pleased. George Pieaot
did not stir from his sisters side,
and ~ noon. when Mr.. Doro asked
him where he was going for lunch.
he replied.
II my sister has 70 ent jail food,
] wish % DO 80 also"
Mr.. Dore urged him 10 go down
town. but 10 refused, and said he
would remain IN jail with his sister
hNtll Ah@ WIS ItAfHtthf " ANH hNAhuf
tiles would permit him 10 do so.
PiRsot IL young hOrssmhn and
Jockey snd ~ well known IN sport
Ing circles here, although he vii
probably never attain the prom
Iuence ~ his brother. Joe, who q
now alleged 10 be riding for the
ozar Of Russia and the emperor 81
Aus.ris. Joe PiRgot IL said h be fur
ntehiug the mouey for his sister
defence.
Mrr. Lewis YES brought from the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-01
LAST EDITION
THE CITY WILL
BE WIDE OPEN
PLAN FOOT BRING MAYOR HuMGs TO TRIAL AT The
EARLIEST POSSIBLE MoMgNr

/ On the quiet every night sine, they
aets ordered siesed. frtpafatl 'uH
are bvln. made IN the leudrflUin for
I the biE oreumE. EKau lhr Midi
way ground floor crib Viii throw
epen be- daors The owners ot
these houses fnm Some saurce have
the Information that they Wul nut
be moicstvd by the ualicv Chiet
sullivan Wnl not commit himself on
the subject hut deeH not say that he
vii raid the cribs should theN open.
The uniN Crlbhuusr ia tho new trn-
aerloin that viii uaf be allowed 60
opsn viii be the Little Paris House
az thr corner OF fifth avenue south
and Jackson street This rraurt waa
tHidrd hy the police before thr other
eFihhousvs were fuHeed &C. close. On
Account ~ itz location. In defining
the buuuda ries Of the new trudorluin
chief sullivan excluded this build
ms The CORNER Is tfequentad hN "a
large number Of respectable people
Who walk past there to fhcir work
Also the Jackson street ear line picks
up the eauntrrWrizht there.
The other houses WiI be uyrn the
same a. they were before the Frtnd
jury began itn session
Paflor houses la the old tender
iain district are things 90 the past
Lou Graham. the enc woman Who
WAS counted upou 81 keen inc faun-
iauablr resorts TIA the upper end Of
town is dead. and there iH no one
among the women there who can
bring Influence o. bear q Induce the
police Co allow the houses tu orcn.
une larse paflaf house near the
rufner ~ WIN avenue south aud
kiNs street. VIII be- finished In about
10 days, With this exception there
sill be he fashionable resorts in the
city
The variety 'thentera and dance
halls uill be- conducted tonight pmg-
ueHliY thr safHe as tHrY were he-
fore. iuslvad ~ calling Zoe Hop
Tea. she patron e Tia bar VII be
allowed tn say bees as luud ne be
Wlshea The WhiskeF bottle which
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-01

Within the next two days MAJ
Thomas }. Humes viii b. tried Ia
the SUPERIOR court Ga the chsrae #
rom tcasauee Ioaayd asainst him Ia
en- indict nieut returned hN the Strand
tarN Tlhls viii he the pyVsram uuz
less ths plans - his friends in souae
way ntlsVarfy Evcry vNort Is be-
tng made e. bring about the trial
end the chances are that hr VIII be
ready 60 face the ehArgc tomorrow.
Thr argument that viii he made
hN the attorneys ef the Indicted
mayor q that the chief executive ct
the citY OF Seattle should not be
held under the cloud ot criminal
charge u there f. any chance q
hrinE him O. tFial
n Mayer Humes Il acqAtted. which
there n reason 70 peucvr. gambliug
will open up full blast immediately
and seattle viii be the same oren
town tt Was fenF months agn TIN
open period viii last only until June
sth when gambling viii br gome a
felony under the state 3w. II Is
this proposition that y now worry
tnE the boss gamblers
The present state 81 anairs looks
guod Co the green cloth sentry
They all wear a pleasant smile today
and are tnakins preparations e. ep=
en up a. soon as the mayor - frecd
The gamblers and other men eau=
ucsted with the under world believe
that the mayer viii be acquitted II
the mayor heats his case thsn q u
argued that 1he chief of po'icc vii
never be brought O. trial
UNA the trial - The mayor neIth
er the gamblers In the Ola or new
tcrderinins viii attempt a. epeu.
The puker Eafues Werr urcn last
right and tonight more viii BE-
started. These EaWea have never
paid a revenue Into the city trnaas
ufy and have never bceu rcCoRnias,i
as gambling xsmes by the paliee
T'heY via he practically unmoiessesi
tsottrr games Nfl rrsnain closed
ENerY CRIB" hausc ln aaAitLe M
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! has hitherto been kept behind the
bar fof friends ~ the bartender eE-
rluHixeiy VII hc placed ON the back
shelf in pihin view of alt Last night
beer was sold in an Of the theaterH Ia
the new and Old teudpfluinh Sew
efHl Of the places had sold it hcfofc,
but the great majority had masked
1t under the names Of sttan TEA aud
Hklahdikr.'
The dance halls vii be operated
! the came ar they have been ever
since the temperance HyHtm went
Into NUFue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-01
HCOMA STRIKE
IS DECLARED OFF
Men Return Work Without Gaining of
Strike Discouraged Union Men

union msn here. and there we're onis
I've VOTES IN the untnu marlfnE 80
rsauu against accepting he terms nf-
faHaA hY the cnfHt ~. ahgeh ass
practically eIulfalrul = the unrun
difiaHal surrender e ali demands
gHaHe At thH fine - declaring the
atfise. ~ days agn.
the best - frrlipE. however. pre-
vaiis hetwF~H the fgsu ard on tails
- go za,, = ,.. - y -. - ~ ~,
usru EsfylGd on NIt3 Fea1 aflfsf AMI
10 destruction ~ pfupeftr Probably
- uut If the i1a strikers have re-
turned 20 wufs duriaE the last three
aaya
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-01
BUILDING
FOR HONTH

The monthly ferart of The build
lEs Inspector vii show a slight de-
crease In building during thn pas,
month under that ~ March. 1919
The aggregate cost = building. re-
pairs. etc, In Seattle during the
month past Wsa sias e51 Permits
for twu-stery frame buildings show
a total valuation ef f11t.iao. Tor one
and a half and ore story frame
buildings. fii7 sos
Hut one permit for q brick build
INK vas issued during the month
The mast - the permits isansd we're
itiapc@s aud tenement hauNga
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-01

THE PRiZEFIGHT

AFTER the aeauVsfn- Curbett mill
was over last night. Harry ltHd
cliff aud D. shutter attempted -
dtinahHtrate just how the work Of
knocking aut the redoubtahie Terry
had hrVn dome shutter acted the
part ~ Terry The police rnided the
fiFht while n was thickcst nnd sent
the principals 10 the city iau. This
morning Shutter looked a. N he had
been very close to the spot where
the fight took place liu had iva
black eyes and a broken nose lie
viii be tried in the police court this
afternoon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-01
SA WE'D HIS
DIAMONDS
BY YELLING
Victim of Holdup BaWls 0pa-
Ills Troubles and Robbers
Skip

Ike fufie. the SECOND arenuf
pawnhfukrr. was the victim Of q
desperate attempt az highway rob,
herY at the corner uf Twelfth avenue
south and Washington street. almost
directly Ia front OF his house. last
night Instead az complying with
the demand Of the thieves 70 hold up
hia hands he yelled murder at tho
top IT his voice The robbers fred
at him once. the bullet eraalnE hia
ear Then they ran down Twelfth
avenue and disa uptarod.
The attempted robbery occurred at
40 o'oiuek Mt Luris Nna almost
in front ~ hia house when he vas
approached hy two young. we'll
dressed men. heavily masked. pne
carried "a revolver ana the other a
large knife Due 81 them told Ar
Lufie to hold up hiH hand. but he
refused IA utar--'-- 1850 threatened 20
Mi him # hf refused again. but IL.
stead II putting his hands up he call
90 faf help and yelled murder
A. aauu aH be started the notHe
the htrhWaFmen attempted 10 81
ieute him. hut when they failed. one
OF them nfud shot al him. Tho
shot aroused the neishhnrhood and
the thugs lied The police were not
lned. but only meaEer description
Of the men could be given.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-01
ARE FIGHTING
FOR CONTROL

NASHVILLE Ann i.--Afrumeuts
n1 tnH SUIT 90 fRNtHf a % HHHlnHf
the Southern Pacific railroad began
a. e'ciurh this afternoon before the
Omitted States circuit court The
point AZ issue la Tor OF against a
temporary injunction restraining tho
Union Pacific stockholders from yot-
Ing Southern Pacific stock e. the
detflmfnt - The latter road
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-01
CAFES nEE TIE r0ACT
UHLLC vi I'LL NUHDE
ENDANGER SHIPPING

Townsend yesterday having Lost hei
main gan IN a gale On the Cape
last sunday
san Francisco advlees state that
the Pacific Coast Steamship Co e
senator arrived az the Golden Gate
sunday from Seattle. 30 hours late
hsrluF bucked n heavy head sea All
the way.
The shin Charles T. Moody nrriv.
81 % Port Townsend yesterday ar
ternoCn from san ffauciHco.
She reports seeing n schooner. be-
Aevsd 20 be tho Globe Navigation
Cos William Nottingham. which 4,
en- route from this port 10 san Fran
cisco. ioee four tepmHats In n gale
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-01
KILLED BY
AUTOMOBILE

PARIS. Apai / The motor hill
climbing RAGS from Nice 90 Lhtuf
bic ended this morning ~ the death
~ Count ZeharuWHki uf New York.
and fatal injuries - his chhffeuf.
They made too short a turn "a klgh
speed and the motor was UYerthfoNH
crushing the counts head aud IL
tsrnaiiy infurnE his eomph uiuu. The
racer have been declared on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-01
PENCE WINS
THE BATTLE

CHICAGO. iii. AprH the urgr
aeheduiH which became effective "a
the Pullman Car rumpauYn works
! today means iu effect that ths ee1-
pfuTea have gained - peaceful
means what thsr faiiesf e. accom-
uIfah hN the afasg Hnd DISASTROUS
stffks = 80 ycary aHa unaer the
new schedule 70 yhnuFs wages f. q
he paid fsr nine fnurs' work - every
mn employed " the works Nearly
sHH4 men are affected aud u9sf 500. .
90 Il added 10 tffe cafaHanHiH nnuth-
y faFruii One thousand extra men
have been emrlliyed t. d. the work
Performed ia the 10th hour bY fhs
old force Under the rev system tho
men work 81 hours q week and have
EatufdaF attentions 1T.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-01
Queen Quality" Shoes
Ise eoH mAaoHs' '

We have kGfns fWenfy ed e.
fersnf styles In the famous Qaasa
Shoes the beet 81 Ehoe n ~
world fer women.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-01
tsess ate The s,sr)

TACOMA. Apfu AT 4 90 this
Afternoon the Tacoma street ear
strike was officially declared or uy
practically the unanimous vote of the
untnm.
Although ths company comedies
nothing. the men are glad 20 return
10 work on such favorable terms as
Labor Guusfnlssiansr isiarknn4n a.sst
f1f Traces EaZaEg -. i4t1 a4ks
ben able 70 secure Tor them A.
strikers Who - desire Will be re-
instated AZ the same wages a. they
were formerly receiving bat viii
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-01
THIS IS ALL
FOOLS DAY

rhis Is All Fnois' day. and the
harmless idofs stusn the lass % the
land hold IN cheek 1st days IN the
year are holding hiEh carnival FoF-
tunateiy for the general papiic. their
ruluber IL few and in the EnnerHI
rejoicing over the END % the car
strike and the conclusion 81 the
grand iury's session. their pranka
lass alfuuet unnutlced.
Those who believes IN the strict
Observance 81 ancient customs and
whose fund q hamof yst remains Ira
the ascen liant. are fiuding vent fer
their mirth a. the expense % their
neiEhborH. and the small boy Il ia
his element. inuucsnt looking hats.
OF p@rchaHee. boxes. are being lifted
skyward ~ the expense 90 broken
toes. and the remainder Of The gray
bearded. yet ever rev jokes. are On
the tapi..
When the shades - Night have
fallen, the list 81 victims -Wlii prob
ably be as great a. q old. when the
human race ~ss supposed % have
been less vary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-01
TOUCHED nm FOR
- ITS v dlilL.iUla,BifS

Charley shay. aho arrived 81 -
attic yesterday from Montana. s.
wondering tasfay hos D. happened
o. be robbed tn the cape Nome
saloon. near fhr CORNER n sseuud
avenue south and Washing tsu
street lie says that he was bot
asleep and that na far ~ he knows
there Nas ~ anr neat enough t.
him e. touch hia pocket lie en-
tered The Saloon and isfg hiz htau-
ketH behind tire bar. After ne bad
taken a few drinks ~ nadaeuiF de
covered that ae bad been robbed 81
- IL gs.HHef and he watch. The
purse Ia Hhirh The money hsd fsefi
kepi vas stu Be- bis poeket, bet tas
money whH gone
He reported the case - the paltes
this mefulnE and q detective has
lrrn tslafisd % io-sk into the mat.
tFf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-01
WOODY CREST
rs REOPEKED

NV YoRK. April Il. ktias tieicn
gauid who has beru spe5dlnN about
eaa ID improving Woody crest
her hams Cor crippled Children near
ESndhufat. hef mHHsiaH a. KaffN
town snn the Hudson re1naued the
huma tadal fur che aunsmef The
Institution rrgpenrd utth about 90
little inmates Mti1 Could has are
ranged Ter e. corrs II teachers ffum
thls eits Who viii teach hef little
pralereH manual tfsihiHE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-01
BUSINESS MEN
HOLD LOVE FEAST

An Informal meeting 81 business
men Waa haid al the chamber ~
commerce 0sts morning Ga discuss
the strike settlement hieh waH Il
fectud yesterday. These present
Hrfu TIE uuea DO heFau the move
mrnt Among the buBiueaa men which
brought the striking street car men
and he IN tails of the seattle Eiec.
tuc Company together
Secretary Mrikle stated after the
neotinE that e was entirely iafaf-
NAL Atars 20 "a nclf-cauHFatuta
tory aralf. than anything else
stated Nj Meikla
Among fhuae present were q T.
Holmes 81 MnruauFaM g. g.
ghtsafY. samuel Rosenberg J. 4
Haliiankeun. p l. Mcpefmatt. ~.
L. Mccarthy and ! D. Msikis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-01
RAILWAY MzGATES
ARE IN THE CITY

Louis W nm and a party u Grsa.
Northern officials. consisting % Wee
Presidents y Easslnsasssa sssal =
W. HiaboH. and General Manages
y W. Ward. arrived IN the city this
afternoon at 2 O'clock.
Mr.. HIN stated that the trip was
merely one u inspection and had nc
especial Significance.
The party leave for whatcom to-
night at ~ o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-01
PiNcHED FOR MAKING
ROUGH HOUSE

Qus uruwu aud William Kennedy
we're arrested in the Moonlight
flause. So. iird closed efibs on
king street. i.ts isHt night after d
mix 90 with enc 81 the female ne
cupaHts Known started nEhi
with the woman and Wa made the
TARGET faf the blows 90 = half dusen
uumsn n the plare After the
woman had screamed herself huarHo.
Policemen Hubbard Freeman and
NHfnth rushed O. nrr Assistance
and after a fight. pul hsuwu under
arrest THROWN received D little fhs
worst 81 fha argument kenuedf
-buttad o. and sent straight up
against unH - Marx Freeman 3
rieft saIhaH when ~ woke up he
was ia tha receiving ceil Al the %
Zee afatlans
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-01
WILL SPEND
MUCH MONEY

Charles ~ Hakef. president - the
Seattle Cataract company. annnunc .
81 to-day thai the company 100 spend
tsge. Geo Isl the uesa future in making
improvements 81 lIa poser plant
Ar haker stated fEzt IN accordance
Nith the terms % 80 res franchise
the Seattle Cataract company would
begin az once extending 81 wires al
owes the city II Processes 60 be able
70 furnish power and fiKht through
out the WHO'S cltx iust ~ soon a.
TIE improvements "a IT. plant can be
made.
The schedule - prices to BE- made
BY the Seattle Cataract company has
not A. pet been completed but Mr.
Baker stated that they Wiii be a. per
cent lower than ths charges nuW
made by the Seattle Hsiet tric com
pany for ilght and Iager
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rank under the men employed since
ths beginning 81 the sIfiks.
The union Is naf recognized Ia
any sense. although fhs cuFn tans
PROMISES not e. Discriminate against
union men. o. may De when the
situation assumes IL normal SHARE
* ain the question 81 aHseH may b.
considered By she company
Sucn men ~ have ahaNu an apt-
s.-e faF te- week WM 49, .et.s.s,Na ;. =
fhr company rsesftie employees viii
te returned home
The settlement e tie Seattle sym
pathetic strike without notification
t. the local strikers DISCOURAGED the