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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-21

- York by the grace God free and independent.
To Olivia Rosendvest also John Doe and KathR-
the said names John Doe and Katharine Roe
and intended to designate and describe.
pursuant 70 each and person. whomsoever
fotbe- than the said Olivia RosenuvesO who
be inc,uded respectively in the classes Of who
Of A late Of the City or New York who
said city the eighteenth day
September 4 y 1903 and including In said designation
and sister or said deceased
respectively and also
descendant o: deceased brother sister of said de-
ceased and every uncle and aunt OF said de
collateral relatives of the said de-
ceased said classes, respectively designated
herein the i1entiy. Nance occupations personal de-
seripton resd addresses respectively Of
severa! persons being wholly unknown 10 the PetitoneT
he einsft named the heirs and next Of kin
Cutler deceased. send greeting " hereas. Frank II
Surr stes'C County Of New York have
a certain instrument writing bearing date goth
Gay February 1903 relating to both real and personal
property proved the last WIZ ans Testament
Maria A Cutler late Of the County Of New York de
end each Of are cited to
before the SURROGATE County OF New York at
once IN the County OF New York on the 3rd day OF
December thousand hundred and three half
nast ten o'clock in forenoon OF that day
there attend the probate Of said last WIZ and Tesla
rnent And such you hereby cited under
OF twenty-o1e required to appear by
your guardian II have one, OF. IL you have
appeal apply fo appointed. in the
appointed by the Surrogate to represent and act for
in the proceeding.
SurroSates Court Of the said cour'y or New
York be hereunto affixed. Wtn-ss. Hon
Frank T. Fitzgerald a Surrogate Of sail
II. 81 County of New York. at said Cour'y. the
day OF October. in the year OF Loro one
thousand nine hundred and three.
J. FAIRFAX McL4A Cr-FIJN.
JOHN AITKEN Attorney for Petitioner 22o Broadway
York y Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-21
Notice of Summons.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY
OF NEW YORK -Eduart G. Norman. Eliza
BETH W VI A. Norman. Cessna B. Norman.
z 81 Norman. Ciautine " N a. Moorrnann. Jossphs
A d Norman Johannes E. 7. NJ. MOormann. Joseph
g R Maornann Maria c q adcker Moormann- Eliza
beth 4 Norman Weiss Maria J. Norman Thefssin<
saHsaeI p MSormann james a A Noorrssnr.
Anna N A. Moormann. AcOlphus F. j. Moormann and
Jesevh G. J. Norman. MARIA = n L Moormann.
Johannes J. w. 9. Norman. Fritz " E N. Moor
pam and Adeloh A ~ SooTmann BY rncHss p
Ryan, TIER guardian al uteu plaints versus N-fna
May W0ta van ser sanat snd Enseoeft Felx sard van
der Sandt To the above nan1et defendants
and eaen q thsm You are hereby sHnaoHed % answer
the complaint this action ara %
answer the plantfs stssrneys wtthin twenty Gays
after service Of tbs exclusive q tas day
Of service ard In % your allure 70 APPEAR OF az
Judgment VIII be taken against you d defarlf for
the relief dennaneed IN the compliant
Dese5 New NcrS. Novswber 1906
oPDYkE. LADD e BFtiSToW. PlatnricS Attorneys
nd postnfnce address. n Nassau
Eorovgs o. Manhattan. Ssfy o. New yers. y. Y
To Nay Wolfe der Sandt and EnSefber- Felix
Richard vzn SaD1t Defendants. The iorsgoinS
10 served you by puoiestion purssant 20
order Of Hon E6wsTa Amend % TIE Justices
Of the Supreme Court q the state % New York lated
November r. fSo3 and hed Win the complaint IN the
ofIce Of Clerk Of the County Of New a. tas
sosrt House o. said city
Dated York November ~
OPDyKE. LNESO & BRfSTOW. Attorneys eor Pfafutrfrn
20 Nassau Street Borough o. Manhattan. New Yoxh
City. New Nsrk-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-21
Public Notices.

WANTED. ELECTRICIAN: ST. 100 per snnum; an az
w animation VIII Be ssd At she Navy Yard New YORK.
n Y. December 1903 70 an the above position
Application and further Information address CON-
GANDANr. Navy Yard. New York y. u
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Financial.

WANTED, TO MEET PARTY WHO WILL
underwrite 4 million bonds exceedingly at
tractve pr position OF Co win be in this city
until Tue day Nov oath Address. for interview tribune
Office.
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Total ..-......-... VA,
Stafe az New York County Of New YORK S. ,.,,.s
THOMAS j LEWIS Cashier Of the ao.s.ne. st
that the aoOse, seo'1'N''N -
True 70 me ues' "a 'A' THOMAS J. LEWIS Cashier.
,..,--.,-. - so-orn 70 before ne this 10th day OF
NoNei-Dsr' 4'oS' GUSTAV A. MEYER,
Notary Public
OoT1ecu-Au'es'' CLARENCE WHITMAN. -. -
-FIrO< HART. Jr-. fLIeCtO'S
on =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-21

SEALED BIDS " ILI1 I'L@ LNA@N|1@t v = - u
~ the President Of Borough Of Manhattan at the
City Hall Is until II CLOCK a. NJ on "sui'es
day. November %. 1903 -
Contract No. l. For the painting and decorating 70
quiIed. Criminal Court Building -. -
Contract No 2 For repairs and changes to the power
plant. Criminal Courthouse Building. -
Contract No g. For carpenter and mason WORK. ETC.
required. Criminal Courth14ss Building
Contract l. For electric and gas lighting nxlures
required. Criminal Courthouse Bullding-
The City OF New York November Is. 1903.
full particulars CITY Record
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Ocean Steamers.

WHITE STAR LINE.
- NEW YORK. EENSTowN-LIvERPooL
Teutontc -. Nov IS noon Oceanic. Dec ia p
CEDRIC Dec ESQ D. m Teutonlc. Dec. %. noon
srab,r Dec o. 30 a lCedrtc. Dec 80. ! p m.
MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINES.
AZ From New York Wednesday,. Fridays and Saturdays
FOp TEXAS GEORGIA AND FLORIDA
sTRAIGHT and ROUND TRIP Tickets issued 10 al
,otnts in Texas Colorado Arizona California Mexico
e C,eC-rta Fiarida DeliGhtfu Exeursions =, W
c H. MALLORY s. CO.. Gen. Agts.. Per ~ l. H. ~ l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-21
Proposals.
MATTRESSES. Pill
PROPOSALS FC

PROPOSALS FOR MATTRESSES. TIL
Lows BEDsHEETs. ETC. Phns: Depot, G ~
Dept 142S Arch Street. Phia-. Pa. NOg. 3rd lSO3i
Sealed Proposals. 9 tripcsts VII De e Ssd Ils Tor
delivery either the Phadephia Boston SnleSsg -
Francisco depots Of the master
Covers 10000 5edsheets. $4,000 Pillow Cases and lOVO
Card Holders subject centuua increase n guam
quested examine carefully the standard sanap5s a.
specifications. that proposals may oe cam
d full knowledge OF requirements An aos1ITe ~
piancc the standards and SDechcati0ns VIII 9e =
sisted upon in the inspection or goocs -
quantities than advertised tor viii De SOL
sideIed. but 5id7 for delivery other points 5a9
BIDS and bids based samples d4lLeI!ns AiOI
ards will be entertained The articles 1880
depots Early deliveries are esSenslal a.
bidders site At wnieh they VII uaSS
advised that contracts for these articles VII
that all supplies which shall not &c deLsered n
formity with the requirements OF the contIaets on oT
fore the dates prescribed THEREFOR Out "il-l -
subsequent " delivered accepted the prices % o
shah be the remainder after dsductinS from ne
deliveries wtshia the time speened ~
which deliveries shap as delayed and oI O -
for each Gay thereafter prOVced tndL 1sifS -
aster or delay transit delivery on the par
Of transportation companies or undSOiSaoe
incident to inseetion on 5he part ~0nsr oficer
may. upon the r-commendatlon OF ls ~ svcI,tst
and approval QuarJermsster General De
determining he prices stipulated IN sac
reserves the right 70
or ali PROPOSALS or pat thereof preference sven
articles Of domestic production OK 20 - p,
dtiOns OF quality and price Including IN tns price 81
ing equal GCARAN4 EE in 10 per cent az Ine Sdie
OF the articles opposed mus. accompany al
nished upon application Envelopes conta ming proposals
10 be fndors7d Proposals for N2JtresSess EtS 20
S5oIonel j MARSHALL Asst ouartermaster General.
s A. Depot OuarterulasteT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-21
DiCidend Notices.

NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY.
Thc regular quarterly dividend Of ONE AND THREE
NLAhLLftS CENT. tie Ercfc4feu stock Ias
tn decis4e payable NovellbeT Both 1913 Transfer
aoEa cl..sed November lCth - November
c.fs 10Th inclusive
J. A. LEWIS. Asst. Treasurer
GENERAL CHEMICAL COMPANY.
- - broad STREE, New York, Aot 2yth lSJ5
'lHE REGULAR QUARTERLY DlNlDEND
q ONE AND ONE QUARTER PER CENT. viii be
stockholders Of record
=. IL. Soy. 2isi- Common stock transfer books VIII
d. closed from Nov 2ls 70 Dec ID.
JAMES l. MORGAN. Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-21

SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
~ the Office Of the Supervisor Of the City Record Is
to q PARK Row. IN Inc City Of New York. until IL
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER %, 1905 -
FOR SUPPLYING PR1NlEL,, LIIHOGRAPEiEsD OH
STAMPED FORMS. PAMPHLETS; PRINTED Bl 1sIr
ING FAPER AND ENVELOPES, WITH PRINIED
HEADINGS OR ENDORSEMENTS. Eric. EOl IHE
Use OF THE COURTS AND THE DEPAEtTMENIS
ATD BUREAUS OF THE GOVERNMENT OF TIE
CITY OF NEW YORK DURING THE YEAR lSOi For
full particulars City Record
BOARD OF CITY RECORD:
SETH LOW Mayor:
GEORGE L. RIvES. Corporation Counssli
EDWARD N. CROFT Comptroller.
The City o. York November 16, 1898.
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Lost.

H OSF-In hanson cab. at Ealdors-Astorfa, Nov. 90
II gray chinch1ha nun LiheSal reward laid when
hvered 70 owner. al Room 632. Plaza Hotel or cor-
muuicate with s. c. c. same address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-21
SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY

SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
the commi5sonsT Of Water vsqgpf Gas and EIs Sd
thcty; a. re Ro Nos All Par Rov 6oroaEb
OF Manhattan. The City Of New York. until o'clock
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER rs. 1908.
No FOR FTRTIzEiSt; PEIIyERIyG APP
F FfTH E W1T H aN6 sk Il Is
ELEXEXTH AND EIGHTEENTH STREETS. AND IN
:, Borough; Of Ianhatt%n and The BEop1
LAYIYd WATER M5IXs - MXTHs EiEvESfH
TEEN4 TEH TWEETETH NRTE
aTB TREEF
No FOR FyRNIsHiNa; PELIvEeiNS- ANp
IS TosIRF1& e. 81 So SSE gSPsP
one HI[xpREp Ap FIFTY ,FIRsr. one M xpRED
AMD FIFTY 2SE HTNPRER AXP E! IIa
MR SNE vb Il AfB R6R1
For ful PfgTFaTGsR lfs S M6NRoE Commissions.
Dated November IS 1908.
SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
the Commissioner Of Water supply Gas and Flee
trlcty the Department o. Water supply, Gas and
maHhat;an. The cy Of New York unti o'clock p N
MEgSEspANL .;.I DEcEN nsE r & 1903;
NO bSOI FOR u FrRWIsTTNG AND "e pPiTVrBrSc
.DooTBLE AND TRIPLE NOZZLE STANDARD NEW
F8E ES SSAg{yFE I4 AND REMOVING ROCK
For full Dqr 6RT see eHrY nd EESoRp
Dated November 9, 1908.
SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
the Commissioner Of Water supply and EIec-
5 aa ssSs l. q H''s
Borough Brooklyn
For furnishing and delivering casron pipe special
ROBERT GRIER MONROE. Commissioners.
Dated November IS 1903
For full particulars city Record
SEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES FOR
receiver tn b me %sa aysss Pills. onFpss 500 WIN
saits[y p,@,e sn. ~ esoSS noon November 18th
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REDEMPTION NOTICE.
CHICAGO AND HEsIE.kN INDIANA RAILROAD
Bank Reports.

mo. 6.425.I -
DEpORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
" Rank New York w In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-03
MUST SHOW
THE CAUSE
DELINQUENT CONTRACTORS
BOARD or WORKS LACKED UP

Hlda for the construction of the
engine hausc a Terry avenue and
Alder street we're Opened by the
board 81 public works al ita meeting
thiu morning The prupuahia sub
united are AZ follows J = Ridsn a
Eo. tft.SVt j. n Jgnkinn a Co.
fiaesu5 james Clara $1,000, Z.
Rgun 4 Co, 4la.Aap, ami gawacy a
Carney. ttet.h Certain Deductions
are allowed hY the bidder FOR chang
~ IA the materials used. and the
plans Of construction
king a Hichien submitted bid ~
1895 Az the plumbing work, aud
the Installation 81 the heating sns
pArafuH ~ the new building
iiida were aiAa orened my IN
iiida were also opened 10 the
beard for Inc paving ~ Roadway
avenue north. Zoe siasw alkinE . pof-
ton % Thirty firat avenue. for the
grading 81 part 0f Twenty fourth
avenue ana TNpaty- fourth avenue
NORTH for the nl4ap AihiuE u TYsen.
ty-secund avenue. for the laying Of
a sewer Oh Laurel hvesne. Rnd a
water main ca HssiHK street
Delinquent contractors we're cited
% apT.eaF before tAs beard AZ a sra-
cipi meeting 80 be hold Wednesday
~ nest seek, and show eaasr. II
any thes have. Zoe their delinquency
The petition q A. Peterson Tor q
prrfutt ~ upeu a woodward az the
corner ~ Twenty fourth asrnpe and
East Thomas street. AS rejected
The rejection vas based on the pro-
tests uf adjacent property owners
TIE board received y protect fFum
residents ~ the Heaven hlil district
against the proposed new Htne b
yards q thr Frss Hruhn company
No action Was taken in the matter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-03
WILL DISCUSS
THE PROGRAM
STREET CAR ngN WILL HOLD
An IMPORTANT MEETING

The Streetear Mems union viii
hold it, regular meeting this even
tnE at : o'ciuek. az ita club rtsafas
1919 Second aVsuu.. and uui dis.
cusH the statna a. the protest flied
sotus days ago with ths business
riru e1usfEittse TIE fummltfHa
% discuss the protest. or 20 make
any statement to the Union ~.
forts have bern made - have
Joint meeting With the hasiaeaa uasn
and the officials ~ the Seattle
Electric cgmranY, bus this too has
been unsuccessful and the union
yin take some action on the mat
ter tonight. fef the purpose of try
inE - secure quicker aefiuu nu its
PROTEST against the alleged unfair
ness q the street ear eamfany.
Secretary Hughes 81 the unian
has written To San Francisco AK
Ing that President W T. MAhon ~
tbs Au.aiKAmafsd Association uf
Stfeef Railway Fsnplagss ~ inner
ica b. requested 10 visit Seattle a.
soon ss he has investigated the pres.
sut trouble at he southern city
Aahon iH expected here within TIE
next tao WEEKS. ard ~ VIII frae-
ticaily has. charge 81 the future
dealings betW zen the local union ana
the company 80 an adviser Tor the
men II n believed that ~ VIII be
able 20 suggest some plan IS which
the present differences between the
men ana the Seattle Electric Cntn.
pans may hr amiaAhiF and salts
faetoriiy adjusted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-03
BOY LIED
POLICE JUDGE HANDED HIM 10
DAYS FoR IT

,. J. Aivordson. a ig-vear.oid boy.
VIII sarvr a te-day sentence Ia the
CITY 8Aih tie was sf.n this "bit
this morning ~ pplirs JaaEc geasTe
after he had refused u tell wNa
sold him liquor
Thursday hight patruiman Cote
man found thu boy on First avuflme
south ~ a beastly state % infntiaa-
ton lie Was sent % gAs police sta
tion and suhefsd Up.
Yesterday. in company With Pa
tHoimau Coleman. he vent a. the
two saloons. the Ai-Ki and sssue ! /.
hoim. where he said he procured the
iiauaF. On this Informs ton. Jehn
Peters. proprietor OF thn Al .EL. Ans
frank DUFFY Il the Rtn khalfrs, we're
arrested fpr selling liaanf O. milsaaa
The boz told the aafna story 10
CITY Attorney d. fruisF ThIn
morning when the asa came IN
Tor trial the boy testified tslaf ~
did net know where h. sat tha liqaas
and stated that he di1 not know
either o. the issrrndansa and haA
never been IN their aaiaans tie taiA
the court that the reason he lied
Yesterday Nas bsrauae he thought
he would Nss cat % jail 4 ~ poInt s
ed uat couple of aaIaaus
After this statement the boy 4as
ch9fEud With drunkenness ana tas
aaiosa sssHs ssHafh4rs.a
= - - = u - =. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-03
MYMKA
HAWRGY
CONTRACTORS ARE TIRED or
PAYING GRAFT

The contractors, fuel dealers and
,eamste,u OF North Seattle want the
city 10 plank the space between
Railroad avenue ana the railroad
track from the Chloprtk wharf II
the sand Efldlrun AZ tie foot uf
Cedar street. the space so plauked
IS be used az a team track fnr the
unloading ~ eau. A petition "a this
effect was filed with the city ciefk
this morning Tho document .
signed By every firm Ia that Haes
uun Of the city.
The petition recltea that Tor the
past Is years al vars hive been unz
loaded az the fopt ~ sithfr Val
street 90 hread street, bat that the
railroad companies rufuae longer "a
place the cars AZ these points unleH.
TIE teHuistcta pay the tuHnt Sound
Wharf and Warehouse company g.
per eat wharf charge The u0m-
munication concludes with the state
mrnt This o. quite tax fH
Krafb for psoplc in thia part 81 the
city Go pay. sHa We must pas &c or
unload our care AZ sikfn avenue aaa
King street ever two mllcH ffam
here. whieh niii add still more 70
the exprnse
fhe matter will come 40 f0r the
coHsiaesa. ion 81 the council at It's
next meeting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-03

Is gradually insink his nationality
akatn lie. Ike all other bugs. il
crafty and could affect n sans ap-
p2aFancN every time tbs siKEis xiE-
sic guards approa eiisd. but anaid
aing into mental coma again a.
saon AZ they lrft. Finally, last
night, be sas caught rasinK like
mad ana attendants asked him y hat
VAS the matter. he ETinnsa aud
said, Il au only tAkinE a dsy or
Nhteh ahaws how craEy ~ l.
Ne read p0sne Last night IS
Ever WhesliY f'iiibox and thvr
wrote these words.
Burglary
I.
Her heart she called a castle and Il
ssrons and forbiaains. tho Oft as
sailed
Efwas never conguered b. The weo-
Ira heats.
WAC hsgiisd boldly. vaiian,Iy. ys,
faiird.
Hut one there waA who came. not to
attack.
No ,hoaEhi had he 70 ohaiisnss os
% win
.....; ~ A. 80. s.,l .-.-.,..-...a s...--as /,
there.
lie aarrd not even hope 70 ven
ture Ia
III
rst. With the night. temptation
oNereaMe.
And. turning burglar. quick he
made his way
into sthr stronghold through the I'M
watched door.
Ana SHE. SURPRISED 70 yielding
bade him stay.
The rich havs their troubles How
wonld you ike 10 SO through iife
sith q namn iiks Mrs. Htuyt esanf
FishT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-03
HIS HNHE
LIVE HIM
REV. suTToN's CONGREGATION
GIVE HIM BIRTHDAY PARTY

A birthday party given BY the
ladies at thr Methodist Protestant
church Of Green l-aka Ia honor o.
the Sstn birthday 81 their pastor
Rev. r. 3. Sutton. At the parsonsgc.
s7ss FIFTH asenae =. A., Was the
largest affair Of the kind ever held
In the sfty Three hundred people
weFW present during the afternoon
and evening The " n. q. Of Ste
vena post the ladies' ~ the NcfSin-
ley circle the different q A "
pests % the CITY the ". e. T q.
a y -: 49, 49, ~. p - ~ ~
sn represented. The latter came
E.archinz IN a bsray. IS strong with
fiaEr flying
Other decorations made things
beautiful to the exe. while two IL
fcot tables loaded NTH good things
under the evergreen trecs as the
lawn seemed satisfactory aud we're
well QatrontEed BY the hungry until
. O'Clock In the evening.
Fireworks. an old fashioned camp
fire. with patriotic songs and gem
srai haudshaksuE. closed the vSwr~
cfHss
The W. n. c. and ladies' u the
Mckinley circle each ieft a purse
with comrsde Sutton. while very
many other valuable presents were
given.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-03
now BILL BAILEY
rs REAL S0RRi

"Bll Bailey" came back home this
morning. Yesterday he was arrest ?
ed on Washington street ne n aua-
pici0ue character. and Police Judge
George gave him three hours to leave
town.
He failed 10 get out Of the city.
and this morning was arrested on
upper Western avenue by Patroiman
mcclure.
Frank Thomson and Otto Tubbe
we're arrested with him. Bailey viii
serve out a suspended s0-day SEN
tence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-03
LAUNDRY TRUST
cisixsns % Washington Make a
Vigorous Kick Against a Laundry
Trust fer Esiortion

WASHINGTON. --Citlxena ~ the
District of Columbia have called the
attention 81 the department OF iua-
sice 20 the existence OF a laundry
trust H. Washington Il "a charged
that there T. p conspiracy 20 keep NJ
prices All uficda we're advanced
last winter about 20 per cent. on
the pretext that the high price Of
coal warranted a.. hut the prices
have never come down.
The attorney general has promised
20 Investigate and bring action II the
evidence supports the charge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-03
BRUTES
DETROIT RAvIsHERs WILL Or
LYNcHEo ~ CAUGHT

DETROIT Mich. AVE. The q.
Year-old daughter Of John Brawosku
taken from bod By two unknown
men who hruke Into the house early
ihls morning WAS carried % near
hy field where she was outraged
fho viii die A big posse Of riti.
Gems. headed hy the ehiid'a father. h
IN pursuit. and threaten 20 lynch
the men II caught
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-03
RESTAURANT MEN
MUST OBEY LAW
JUDGE AHoLsAus MONTHLY FINE SYSTEM AND WILL
PUNISH THEM TO THE LIMIT FOR LIQUOR SELLING

speetor Marsh merely informed them
that their fines were due, and they
came in and psia them.
The amount 20 liquor sold ia most
Of the restaurants does not iuatif,
taking cut the regular saloon H.
eease, ana gsis System was inangnr-
ated as a favor Ca the restaurant
men. Il has been abused. according
t. the authorities
There have been several instances
where bottles OF liquors have been
placed IN the windows ~ the res.
iaeeants as advertisement" said
judge George. this morning THE
privilege eranted the restaurant
men has been abused. and now u
they sell wines and liquors with
ufeals they must take the cenae-
'dueuce vii treat them the sane
Hs the rrRular iaw breaker, and they
vii be punished fot selling liquor
without d license
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-03

Unless Seattle restaurant pro-
pristcrs take cut reeular $1,000 a
year ealoen licenses, they viii be
arrested aud fined when they sell
liquors a. ordinary blind pts keep
efs rhis new ruling Was maas To-
DAY by tsultCc Judge George tie
viii hereafter rcfttse 90 accept
monthly fines Ia iisu % licensea. and
viii allow the laN 10 take lee course
Heretofore local restaurant keep
efs have been in the habit Of pay-
tng into the police court small fine
Ecuefaly SIC a meuth Tor the priv.
uegt % selling wines aud iiquora
with meals Far a couple Of yei'rs
this ptaetiee has been in Nie7ie.
There have been No trials On the
complaints lodged anainst the rasy
tautant men and hathhousc kaepers.
hor have they even been booked
at the nstiiee station license In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-03
MUcH W0RK
AND NO PLAY

INDIANAPOLIS. Ina. Aug. L.
President John Mitchell gtartrd to-
day Zoe q nluuth'a vacation. the first
be has had sino. he went 90 work as
breaker boy over 20 years agn
Ito viii remain at home with his
family.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-03
LOST HIS
JEWELRY

While en- the waterfront last night
Frank AcSer Who lives IN the
Continental hotel. lost a gold watch
and a diamond stud.
Mcneil SAYS ne was Considerably
under the influence of liquor and
does not knoW where ha parted
with the iewelry. He remembers
having e when he started out but
when be got hofas ~ found himself
without ID
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-03
HE ACHED
FOR A ROW
MIR. HARRISON HAD TO Dc Ar.
RESTED TWICE orr FIGHTING

:. y. Hardiaan celebrated carnival
time last Night ~ getting arrested
twice inside % two hours. he start
ed general rough house Ia the
usN tenesrioin et midnight and wng
arrested Tor disorfeflY conduct lie
was baiiei cut for SO. but went
back 20 The restricted district and
started Ia where he had left off
when Interrupted BY thr police.
Another arrest followed and b.
WAS kept IN Jail this fine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-03
COP MAY
GET $1,000
A. y. STANTON BELIEVED TO
HAVE PRICE ON HE HEAD

A. ~ stanton arrested yesterday
afternoon hy ratfplmhn Mayou, IL
believed by the local police to be Ed
ward anudEraaH. wanted Ia ihrlls
lion. Ngh, FOR efimlnhliY aHHaulthg
a woman. A reward of $1,000 n out :
standing FOR his arrest Tue as
Hauit - alleged - have been cuins
mittUd duly 10. stanton WAS pick
"a un GA suspicion by the officer,
who had read the circular lutler with
tho description ana pictufs OF the
wanted man,
The picture Il : very poor ono but
every detail uf the description given
III SnodHfaaa Corresponds Ia that ~
stanton The man VIII be held Ia
jail pending an Investigation,