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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-04-08

/ wrote to DR.. Kilmer & Co., at
Binghampton, n. Y, for free
sample bottle OF Swamp-Root,
and its effect upon me was so
noticeable that | bought a supply,
and after taking a few bottles of
Swamp-Root | had entirely recov-
cred, and in six months became
the man you see me now. ! had
kidney trouble, aggravated by
bladder trouble. Was obliged TO
pass water often day and night,
had back ache, and was run
down generally. A few bottles of
this remedy did more for me than
a dozen physicians could.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-04-08

academy. but both games had to be called
off. Tomorrow the sophomore ball team
is TO play Hope street high school team
opening the season for both mines.
At a mass meeting OF the students OF
the women's college yesterday afternoon
the question OF a time limit for college
parties was discussed The following
resolution was passed: All parties held
AT Pembroke in college time shall close at
IL o'clock This measure does not affect
the senior reception OF ivy day nor par
ties held before the holidays.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-04-08

l cheerfully give my endorse
ment TO DR.. Kilmer's Swamp
Root, which / sincerely believe,
from my own experience, stands
at the head of all known curatives
for kidney, liver and bladder
troubles.
My own cure and also my per
sonal observation during years OF
service in the Toledo Fire De
partment, have convinced me that
Swamp-Root is a medicine OF
wonderful merit. / have seen
many who had been pronounced
incurable, speedily restored to
health by Swamp-Root.
Yours respectfully,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-04-08

MANUFACTURERS TOURNAMENT.
The No. 2 team OF the American Elec-
trical works obtained two games IRON
tho No. | players In the Manufacturers
tournament last evening. The nrst anu
also the last events were very closely con-
tested The results of the events Gre
ated tie for the second place between
the above teams. which will be decided
next Tuesday evening. O'Neil made the
largest total, securing 26s. The sum-
mary:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-04-08
BOWLING.
oLNEYvrLLE :. cRoMPToN /.

oLNEYvILLE 2. CRoMPToN l.
The Crompton players were defeated on
their alleys last evening by the Olneyyliie
team In the series OF the state leasue ao.
CLANCY made a fine total, securing ~"
which included singles of III and l.S NC
Kenna obtained good results. making
total of PSI. while Rabbit made toIal
OF 277 including a single OF 100. Inc
summary.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-04-08
OLNEYVlLLE.
CROMPTON.

PECK STREET 2. ELMWOOD ].
The Peck Street team went TO E!mwood
last evening and took two games away
from the EImwood players In the series OF
the state league. j. Macdonald mace
the largest total securing 2ss. which IN
cluded a single OF lo6 For the visltors
TIFFANY made the best total. obtaining $50.
I'm which single If l06 was included.
The summary:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-04-08
ARCTIC.

FImwood last night and dropped two
games TO the Elmwood players Budlons
made the highest total. securing 2Ig: Pay-
ton finishes with an average or ~ so
Macdonaid's average is SO A-4s. Payton
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-04-08

II Won are sick begin taking the famous
lew discovery Kmer's Swamp-Root because as soon
well they Will help all the other organs
to health A trial will convince anyone.
unhealthy kidneys are Responsible TOT many
knds of diseases and II permitted to continue much sur
rernp with fasat rssus JooD Kidney trouble
the nerves dizzy restless sleeples ana
often during the day and
ohlees you TO times during the night Un-
aealthy rheumatism gravel caarrh OF 'he
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-04-08
A. T.. W.. NO. ..
-S Strings

NO. . EDGEWOOD 2, BROWN l.
The No. Edgewood players defeated
the visiting Brown team last evening IN
the series OF the Inter-Club Duck I'm
league. The totals. as a rule. were COM
paratively low The summary:
M rnrEWnOD
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NO. 2 EDGEwOOD.
HOPE TOURNAMENT.

Greenleafs players showed under sea
yer's rollers in the Hope tournament last
evening The first event was closely con-
tested. the margin being only seven pins
Teller was high roller with total or zoo
The summary:
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WITH the BOX ERS.

There Is now n strong probability tnat
big Gus Rubin and Bob Fitzsimmons
will come together in a 20 round bout In
the near future. o.
FItzsimmons has had a forfeit OF 5000
posted to find match with Jack q Brien
but this has not been covered as yet
Unless O'Brien covers the forfeit TINS
week Fitzsimmons intends 70 take IL
down. Al Smith is holding the money.
Billy Madden. Ruhlin's manager. said
Yesterday and Fitzsimmons need not
do this. as he will cover the money Thurs
day and bind a scrap for the AKRON
Giant" Madden is satisfied to have Run
lin meet Fitzsimmons IN California dur
ing the same week OF the Corbett-Jenries
fight or before any other CLUB banky
Bob" decides on. Madden adds -that-the
sSOoo 60 toward a side bet and take all
the spoils.
wALCoTT DEFEATED.
Relfeld walcott and George McFad-
den. the New York boxer, met at the
Criterion club. Boston last night In 10
fast rounds, McFadden earning the deci-
sion.
Walcott was soundly whipped. McFad-
den landing with left and right SWINGS
repeatedly. walcott has not been de-
feated in fully 70 battles and the result
last night wes somewhat OF surprise
to his followers.
Tommy Ryan, the New York welter-
weight. writes that he would Ike a
chance at Charley O'Rourke or Twin
Sullivan. He will have 10 show what
he can do before getting good match,
for sports do not intend TO be fooled by
any more dead ones" like Peter Maher
Young Corbett expects 10 sail for Eng
land in July. and he is trying 10 get on
another match 10 he held at Fort Erie
In June
Joe walcott and Peter Jackson have
been matched by the Criterion A. c. &c
appear in the feature bout at the club
meeting 10 he held April II. Tommy
DAILY Of Brooklyn and Young sydney VII
meet IN the seminnal contest"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-04-08

badder pain dull back, joints and muscles
makes your back ache, causes indigestion
liver trouble get sallow, yellow com
,exion. a though had heart trouble;
OF ambition but strength get weak
Ind
take and is used In the lead
Ing hospitals physicians in their private
themselves because they
recognize greatest and most successful remedy
hat has been able to compound
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-04-08
PECK STREET.
Totals
ARCTIC q. ARLINGTON o.

The Arctic visitors defeated the Ar
lington rollers last evening in the series
Of the state league. Pugh made the high
est total securing 20. Pugh's present
average Is 9357-72 Bevalle secured ex-
cellent results obtaining 2s3. which In
cluded a single OF ia The summary:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-04-08

| am a firm believer in that
wonderful remedy, DIR. Kilmer's
Swamp-Root. It's great medi-
cine when a man is not feeling
well after exposure or loss OF
sleep and irregular meals. 1t is
also a great medicine to tone up
and regulate a man. There is
such a pleasant taste to it and 1t
seems to go right to the spot. | use
it and recommend it. There IS
more Swamp-Root used by Kan
sas City fremen than any other
medicine twice over.
Yours truly,
MSxzGsass~o,s
Assistant Chief,
Kansas City, (Kansas) Fire Dept
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-04-08
Brown Plays Opening Game at Adelaide
Park Today.
SubSti. .ules VIII Be Given a Chance to
Show Th.ir Ability.
ELaIwoOD.

leads Macdonald by l5s eO-is of pin. The
summary:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-08
SOCIAL
DOIGNGg

Mrs. Erasfus Hrainerd gave a pref
~ tea Wednesday afternoon at her
home. INA Fifth avenue. Miss Green
Of Victoria. was the guest nf honor
A barge nufnl'sr AZ yoVna ladies were
present.
The Ladies, Musical club vii give
Its monthly concert January -. in
Christenaens hall A charming pro-
gram has been prepared and il pfufn-
ices 10 be- one ~ the most deilghtfui
concerts given this season.
The Misses cieary entertain a few
friends Informally Tuesday evening
Al their residence. elf Ninth avenue
The Catiiii1n club gave danring
party last night IN Lifties' hail. Many
guests were present and ths affair
was a very snjoyabie one.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. n. Mckee enter
tanned the "Wednesday Card club
last evening At their home. The club
members were All present aud de-
liehtful evening was spent al cards.
Mrs. EidreTi will entertain the
Ninth Avenue Social club this even
ing at her residence.
The u. Of W. sophomore hall II
dated for January %. II VIII be
given IN Chrstsnsen's hall and II be-
ing looking forward to with much
pleasure.
The High school students are max
ing plans for a minstrel performance
to take place January -. In Christ
ensen's hall The affair VII no doubt
be success a. much time and at
fsution IL being paid to a.
Mrs. VIM. r. Miles. 1879 Madison
street. entertained the Alpha club
yesterday afternoon at her home
Domestic Life IN China" was the
subject for the afternoon.
The Seattle ceiedonian Society 81
the Pacific cosH; VIII rive an enter
tainment at ChriHtenaen's hall. Janu-
afy 70.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-08
LATE NEWS

LoufvfIisE. Neb. Jan s-uafE-
lars bisW open the Hama Of eoln.
nisrcr last night aud essarvd t.oze.
Thes made thetf escape
HFsRIIN. Jan s-Thr officially
announced thai fls.fen St~rnhers.
ns~ herman consui a e,aieutts VIII
surcersi haHoa fun Hclisb~n a. am
ossza1ior 20 Washington
StesubrFs l. a warm frirHd ~
Frcstssrnt Roosevelt. He Was for
merry SECRETARY of the herman i@xa-
keafucky girl
CHICAGO, Ian tn. appellate
evurt this u1orniHk upheld an iatatc-
sien made by the superior court 70
stfeiftfns the payment OF noney de-
pe<ited on margins. The cosEt sai1
tfzlzf CORNERS arr IN violation Of thr
criminal st.tasr~ ~ the state. There
- great esriterusnt On tisr board Of
trade IN consequence u the ds=sfsion
a. e practically absliah=- CORNERS.
NEW YORK. Jsn- s.--Pu-sttx~ In
fastna ton hsss ben resolved that ths
centred Of ths Reading rad ha.
fssss-r4 iHta the - fds q the f~un-
sYisants sna ykndefbfs lnssresta
THIS 10 the ftrst kstuaI step towards
nsmpiste eentrul ~ ne tee ssx
tFunk hn~e 81 both anthracite and
sfturufnoss coal nslds. a synssicsr-
has been fsrrs~d With q capital ~
. tse. ga. 900. IN rarrp out the Hnas-
ciai requirements of the psnn-yf-
vshia road uSSii Tn stock Of ths
n9w merger can b. soid Isy tho
rev deal AefKan turns over the
ersnfrsi which he has been sfeadily
gaining In the anthracite fields. and
vii F~tain oniy thu coal stocks
whieh he holds for lnesssmrnt pur-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-08
HE SERVED
OVERTIME

~ ffobcrE, charged with robbery.
was released from the eaunty Jail
this morning The ease against him
In the superior court WAS dismissed
On account OF the absence Of &. A.
Anderson. the prosecuting witness.
The afine ~ said 10 have been com
united Doc. .,
Anderson eiaimed to have been
rubbed al that time OF tse. bu, has
shown little Interest IA the appfe-
hension and prosecution Of the all
legged thief. The whereabouts Of the
witness " mot known.
Judge He'll Eieaeti AN arsiar for the
release of the uTfson.f when court
ronvsae.i al 10 this morning. hut
" was not until noon that the man
knew that he WAS free. THIS was
due tn a MISREPRESENTATION on the
part OF hts attorney. tinbefK. w'ha
had not been present tn the court :
Faom. lAnsuishsd In Jail several
hDurs longer than was necessary,
until his attorney ent~f~I the tank
on ether business and discovered
hitn ktrklns against the bars and
bittefiy oursihk flats.
The lawyer had supposed that
bsssh the prisoner and the ihIi~f had
been informed OF the dismissal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-08
COMMISSION

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Jan. g.
Witness Ferguson told OF being
assaulted by unton men and having
secured the conviction Of his assault
anita Clarence oiniey. a member OF
the Miners union executive board.
was sailed aud asked whether tho
union had made any attempt To dis
eipline rioters belonging Co i,s RANKS,
tie made lame answers, evaaink the
point.
Judge Gray interrupted ana ask
ed In this riot where deputy
sheriff was KILLED and this man bat.
tered. Was there none atnons your
ranks To cry. shame' or 10 raise
an arm or Noice In defense of law
and orxierf | want the mine workers
tn raise themselves cut Of this mire
which ssapieioa of them enKesni-
eF@-
Mitchell Jumped % hia feet and
made an ifnpss=ioned appeal 10 the
commission not 10 heap outlawry
on the unians NE aata that no effort
connecsiou Of the rtetets with the
miners organization. Mitchell him
self was the next witness.
Mitchell Was asked by Attorney
i.anhAm whether the three men who
wrtei convicted % the murder %
psniei Zeney. were members 81 the
uRiea or net i.arhau said 4 ask
"a yea once h~ferc and you proinis-
ed IN Investigate. d.d yeu not
Mitchell answered yes, l did 10
and foand that they we're not rnem-
bcfs IN good standing. having fall
81 ray their dues far more than
three months prior 60 the beginning
Of the strike"
Mitchell admitted the possibility
that the uea In question had frceiN-
"a aid from the union relief fund.
and said that many nom union men
had ltkcwtse rceelved ala. n they
struck. The attorney asked can
ven name ane such man - Mitchell
said 4 can furnish a list inVoiv.
ins tso. 0eo Mitchell vas then ex-
cursed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-08
He LOOKED
IN The BOOK

The closing hourA OF the state ek+
animation for physicians Was madt
notable Yesterday afternoon by the
action ~ tho examining board IN en-.
pvillns enc of the applicants for al
lrEed cheating
The man 30 expelled Is Dr. "a. Nalp
u oregon, who caule here from
Portland Ia take the examination
Upon being detected iu the act 81
making reference tn quiz" book
while engaged In the examination
Nalp was guilty told that his pres.
cnoe was NO longer desired IN the
room. After he had loft tho board Of
examiners adopted a resolution con-
demninH Nolps artian and on joinin &
him from ever again attempting to
gain a medical certificate IN the state
uf Washington.
The EXAMINATIONS closed without
further Incident and Il IL thought
that ffom 70 Ia W psr ceat. of the~s
taking them will pass. The result
wiz be made known In abou, three
weeks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-08
-
DANCE HALL MAN
LEAVES THE CITY

doe Watkins. a well known dance
hall keeper of the old tenf~tioin dis
triet. who ts nov the defendant Tn
two e-.Hsa wherein he ia charged
with conduesihs varsity theatnf
without license. has tsft town
When une OF the cases against him
was called for trial Ia municipal
cstirt yesterday. Watkins attorney
sasuHed an indefinite IssstIsonemsssst
Of the casa benau.~ ~ their clients
aiassncs frOm the city.
II 3.aH stated that wrt.ns Nas
makiae an extsndsd visit % Gait
fnrnis The ieassh Of his absraes
10 a fstatter Of conjecture.
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BANQUET TO
Mr.. FULTON

Walter n Fulton. retiring prose-
cutting attorney. was EtNen a ban
qaet last niehs at the Rainier
brand By his fri~ndH m The isEal fra-
trruity Tns rsnnn and thr tables
wefr beautifully d~rorated. The fol-
lowing were present
Waiter a faiton. ~ V. Anksny.
Charles &. Dalton. VIM g Keith.
Vince ~ fahea. q. Meade t.ntofs.
o. n Hart. tsHs ~ Hart. Mtitnsa
tucker, Jas y MrEiroy. n Gillian.
Vim. Partnefs~s. v. \. uftffath. r. II.
Pare. Claude Ramsay. George II,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-08
CONGRESS
Everlasting TaIkfest
Keeps Going

WARRINGTON, u. &, Jan. g.
The chaplain OF the senate this
morning referred to Andrew car
nekte In prayer. Senator QUAY had
rad from the desk = Pafittoa frt,sIi
spanish American war veterans ask .
lnk statehood for New Aexico The
petition STATES that the territory
Furnished vtts man 10 every ise Of
itz total population in tho war with
Spain- forakrr offvre1a resolution
rendering the thanks Of oongrvss 10
General chaffee and the affirsfn and
ufen Of hts command fof their seq
Vices In the troubles With China
The house To-day IN cammittr af the
whole considered the Philippines
eeHHtshaiaff hiii whieh i designed
20 promote eflir ieucy by increasing
the rank atad pay 81 tbe officers. fhs
increase IL 10 De psiA from the fhii-
lrnfur treasury
"A r~salt af tho deliberations of
the house committee an mHfss liant
marine. t.tttlelieii. II Maine. has
usen Instructed "a draN az retsolu.
ttoa asking for Congressional
authority 20 investigate the subject
Of easi transportation a. ships can
not now get eoal without the co.
operation II the coal FallwayN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-08
WAS HUNTING
FOR HAWKINS

A complaint ASKING that Arthur
a. whitrhsf. Formerly a well known
Seattle newspaper reporter. be piac-
I'd under bonds to keep the peace.
was aworn 10 IN Puliee Judge
CeurEa'H csuft this afternoon by J.
IA Haw kina. . lawyer.
Hawkins charges that whlfrhrr
assaulted him In a street car last
evening. drew n revolver and thrsaf-
sned 20 Xii bin The men were
separated by passengers
The alleged assault. Hawkins says
grew cut 81 a quarrel Of several
years standing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-08
lIIDGE GEORGE
REAPP0lNTED

n.,,cs Of the Peace aecrse was
.s,,aS rsappointed nolice tadsc
= MAYOR ftumca 9oase esssse
IN hrsin his rgcond term Menassys
fnser the state law, ss',y i ,se a., ~
the f,,,,st he appointed to the paai-
go a. municipal or folice tudke,
- csaras was selected by Mayor
.s..,ss two yeats aso, and since
~ given general satisfaction,
~. rrapf,aintnicnt Was pettttoned
es \ iafse number OF attorneys
-. IsI..ka
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-08
BIDS ARE
OPENED

Maj. bingham. M noon today
Opened bids for furnishing the gov
eminent 10000 feet OF lumber fuI
shipment % Manila.
hut three bids were submitted
Pope a Talbot Of Tacoma agread "a
furnish ef0.uoa feet for tiSfsa. as,
The at Paul s Tacoma Lumber Co
bid on the nafne amount Of lumber in
~ lots at tli, 81, $50 aud $50 per
thousand feet y. Pinhham of Ia
coma bid Ca furnish saf.7s7 feet al
tlt per thousand, and ff.g9s feet ~
ala
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-08
MARINE NEWS

Steamer Stanley Dollar arrived az
Port Hadlork from San Francisco
this morning 10 load lumber. She
proceeds thence TO Seattle.
The British steel bark Dunsarn.
1ss days out from Cardiff for sftka,
Alaska. with "A cargo Of coal, has
been reinsured at IS per cent. She
II a new vessel ~ 1913 tons. owned
by J. Hayes n co. OF London.
The local agents Of the British
ship Kinrosa have received a mes
sage from Honolulu by cable. via
San FfanciHco. stating that the veH-
sci sailed from kahulii for this port
Jan. 1.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-08

70 restaurant keepers and others
Y. q. Bickerton & Go. win sell by
auction at the Orient cafe. under
the orient bar. corner OF First av-
enue south and jackson street, on
Saturday, the 10th, at 10 so sharp,
the contents Of wen furnished
restaurant consisting OF the best
Of dishes. siiVerwRre, table linen.
tables. chairs, sidehoard. Ice box.
kitchen safe, pictures, cooking
linoleurn, one National cash regis
ter. etc. v, q. nickerton, auction
Ger.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-08

HERE ARE A FEW HAHgAfNS.
DAIRY RANCH leo acres, half
bottom land. 90 acres IN cuitiya-
tion. entirely free from atumpa. g.
room house, large barn. hop kiln.
10000 hop paIes. Hprayer. Huikey
pillow. full OUTFIT ~ farm tools.
team, harness. wagon. II cows. IL
aogs. $50 chickens, handy To mar
ket and creamery. all fof $4,000.
STOCK RANCH $50 acres. $50
cleared, fine stream Of water.
house. barn. outbuiidinKs. eonven-
teutlY located ~ 1900.
ONE HUNDRED ACRES ffch, level
land, " miles from Seattle postof-
flee. good wagon road. 10 acres In
cultivation. 90 more very easily
cleared. balance has enough cedar
and file timber TO pay for the whole
place n cut into bolts and cord
wood. close to rnilrsad station 7;
Hrnhll house. barn. orchard of SOC
trees. Owner needs money. Price
fof a few days. $500.
WATERFRONT ON sotfND-f1
acres. stopping down In nice
sandy beach. close 20 steamboat
handing, postoffice and school. Z
acres cleared. balance all slaehed.
orchard. small fruits, spring water.
s-rDom house. barn. Z good chicken
houses, boathouse and Workshop.
Price $500. II you want this COME
QUICK.
nETwEFtS SEATTLE AND Ia
COMA-Not far from tho lnterur-
ban. handy 20 best town IN the
valley, a to-asr~ tract. is 81 n has
been ziashed Price $500. Also n
nice level z0-acFe tract for $3.50
spot cash.
We make n speciality % selling coun-
Try property and have n large list
Of stock ranches. dairy farms and
suburban homes.
ROBERT MAt.TnY.
fio NEW YORK BUILDING.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-08
FATAL TRAIN
COLLISION

pfTTSuERG. Jan. A--f.iwht men
we're killed ef fatality hurt. and four
others SERIOUSLY Injured in a collision
of a passenger train With the rear
eud Of a freight train on the Penn
stfeania rad last night At cochfane.
The freight UaH Standing on the siii .
ing bat had failed 20 clear the main
track Ths rrrar g. Charged 20
brakeman Patrick Qssinn. who has
sfsapt,~ar~d
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-08
ANOTHER CAR OF
KIMBALL PIANOS

Just arrived and are now In our
Naferporua, attracting the attention
and admiration Of every one who
SEES and hears them.
The kimbali Piano In by far the
most popular piano made, and there
are more than twice ~ many IN.
sliuinetts manufactured By this
..asiHpany than any similar institu-
ton IN the world.
Ine kimbaii pianos are largely
ISL ana highly Endorsed BY great
snu s, artists and leading Musical
colleges everywhere. INTENDING t,,r.
ehasers VIII find q apIendid aasort :
ment 81 these magnificent instrn.
mems IN all the latest designs and
Wood - select from our prices
VII interest you and our terms 20
sasg that most any one can afford
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-08
MANCLED
BY TRAIN

fhil Cronin, who lived at anaham
iHh. boarded freight train az Sky.
kontHh this morning to 80 % his
home In the fifNt named town. A
little later his mAnnled body was
found ON tho track just outside Aky.
kemish. Ito II supposed Co have
fallen OFT the train.
Coroner tlaye win hold hn inaueat
The deceased iuaVen a family at ano-
homiHh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-08
May Be The
BANDITS

wuftsm Carter. Jshn Doyle and
John Murphy. strangers IA Seattle.
eere arrested this sftefnson by FttS
Detectives Lane. Adams aud ttsrns.
ON suspicion % h~ina ths baadft-
y no rsttt,ed a train near isiiltazs.
Mont, last fall.
Thsy are sii-x~sf 10 answer the
dr.erlpfions farntsls~a thu police hy
the Asnn~apaits department. aud the
pTuksrtnn dsterfiyc agency.
They attn he held IN the ctr JAIL
penaiux id<ntifimtisn-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-08
ANOTHER SCHOOL
BOND ISSUE

Al a meetinz 81 the heard Of e.iu-
eatiaa, held last night. tho question
of another bond issue 80 meet Ghe
sfawtnE demands 81 the Seattle
sehuui district. was discussed and
referred 10 the nnener COMMITTEES.
II = expected that a report viii be
made AZ the urrt tee~ting Of the
beard Ths pfesrftt bonded tndsht-
rsiness % the district h fi.tss. eco.
II was decided thss "a snaplssy sub
stitute teachers on regular salary.
~ was prupassd ~ worn@ 81 the
members. would be an Unnecessary
expense. Thu ens~rEruey ~FuEfay-
fnent plan nse in vosus will be saon-
tsnusd
vast aussunt % rsatins busiasa.
Maz transacted