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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-21

I'm ~ ~ for oes Of ths pnsss N TIE svs indi-
y1dusi ohsmpl oaship tournament In the second
esms Of the nrst ssTies stAu Tailed as1. when
topped the previous high score rolled oy Beam
nv three nina. The scoree:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-11
CONTRACT
LABORERS
immigration inspectors Are Ares,
ins Many Jspsrs.s

Five japanese contract ihhorrru=
AZ, iwahifo. II katsuhcifa y. Taxa.
hahhi. NJ fsshunashi aud r. NRmas
motto. We're arrested Ia Tac0ma last
ulKht hy Immigration inspector la
Win. They arrived Thursday GA the
Northern Pacific oriental liner Vie
toria, A etuNhNay named e. EkaWa
was also ahaard An sta are being
tried Tor deportation this afternoon
~ a board II local immigration In
spec torHs The i've were ON their way
90 Watuenville. Cal. 20 work on a
farm.
o, Husuab,ua. who arrived recently
ga the All Maru. ~ s'inE tried on a
similar rhaHnu \ Tune. n kann
and Y Tome. the three pretty little
japanese midnuH who arrived ON that
vessel o. become nurses tn a japan
csc hospital III Oakland, Cal arv 10
TINS given auathrf hsarinE this after
noon. They came over under con-
track 10 labor. but that fact VIII not
make tt necessary for thesn Go b.
sent home II tbey are coming 90 this
country 90 engage In a professional
yuratlen.
The vase is without precedent. bot
inasmuch a. two - the Eifis have
HHhtNHtA tAAsH tIAkAAH y ~ AAifH WIZ lNfhNAH
ably Do allowed 20 proceed 90 san
Francisco.
The efforts ~ the immigration hn.
thorties % ghaas the importation u
eli.n cnnffaet labor in thu United
States seems to AFFECT the Japan
ras frurs than the Chinese ana Fuftlz
pean immiaFants a. present How
ever. Il - known thai many foreign
en- are nHtHE brought here from
Canada. EglrsHe and MeHico. unasf
contrart a. labar ana some ~ these
men viii probably be drtsorfcd HoonsH
or later
Any contract iahaftr Who Informs
on she employer = 30 Induce him e.
come e. the tfnatnd states VIII have
hin rase prosecuted b the United
states district attorney, and uaon
conviction - the defendant IL en-.
Utica 70 flaaa - reward
3. IA The beard 81 immlsfa=
fian itsp~eiaf has decided 60 allow
the three 1auaneHs sifls ~ remain
Ia the country
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-11
TO ORGANIZE.
BARKEEpS

The hartendrfs ~ the city viii
probably have au effective afgani.
kstioH Within o. few oayH. Several
unsuccessful attempts 20 arEauisf
have previously been made. but tbs
present one has every ptuiulaF ~
pefiHaHeues - Will be affiliated
With a great International afEHHiAH
tiuH.
Vice President Lewis ilindfuaa Of
the Hotel and Restaurant En-.
ploYss international Alliance aud
iiaftendefa International League,
who has arrived ~ the city. has
called a meeting Tor 2 o'clock Mon
dag afternoon in Olympia hell. ai
which the bnrtrndsts union q the
city will be- organized. There are
about ~ bartender iH the city.
kstt tuesday niEhi Nj. liindfuaa
vii organize a similar union IN Is.
coma There IN already one ~
Everett Nj iilndfura says that
the local Cooks ard Walters Union
and WnitresHsH' Union are the most
efficiently organized Of their kind Ia
the United States.
Last night tho Cooks Hnjd Walters
Union elected Secretary Robert Has
keith az il delegate 20 the interna
tiaHnl convention which c0nfsHef Ia
Philadelphia on May II.
a -
The surroundings AZ the Rainier
Grand cafe are conducive - atIaf 3
able eating A. dinner you vii like
the music. The cooking viii tusi q
little more than suit YOU 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-11
PENNELL MAY HAVE
COMMITTED SUICIDE
M PASSING ON The INQUEST JUDGE MURPHY SAID HE WAS
oEcipE FROM RoVGN FACTS

10 you know anything about
PeunsllH financial affairs A. ms
time OF his death
4 30 not.
spo yau know whether he Owed
any considerable amount uf money
at the time 81 his death
Il decline Go answer
What SO you know about thi
STORY that penueil vas tefauitvr
I decline 20 answer / am wiiilus
% state that lrnnelfa papers fgfgi
lei no way 90 the nurdiek cas-. There
& 80 reference IN any q them O.
Ars Burdiek or 60 dstsettKes
Wallace rhRyer. Who had bseu
Pencils attorney before his death,
made a statement ca the stand. saS
ms
4 viii state that la meme 81 Mr.
peunelia communications 10 me and
ia none ~ hts papers VAS there any
thing bearing on the Hurfiick ruursiei
Or the death % Me- HrnHsl FHn'
asil left with me a HsAisd saVslups
81 INSTRUCTIONS and two Insurance.
policies fui I-a.o which ] Was told
- hold M trust ] uas Instructed
ret IS open the scaled package uutil
ths Insurance money Naa paid over
&C. me. and then ! Va not 10 maze
public the name % the person -
rarnana foF whom ! held the inkur
aues b. trust or make known their
NAMES 70 anybody aside ffufu the
beneficiary 90 bensficiRFteH. Now,
that IL ali I care e. state
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-11
A NEW ADDITION.

One Of the very finest additions ever
placed on the Seattle market VII
be offered IN about ten days II
adislns Capitol Hin on the north
and corners with the city park on
the northeast. The view 10 un-
equsiied. except from Fourteenth
avenue on Capitol Hil and High.
land Drive on Queen Anne mn
The Capitol Inn car line Is now
within two blocks Of the tract and
viii soon be extended.
The lots are ali large and viii bs
sold on easy terms at a price that
viii justify their purchase Tor
either a domestic or for invest
ment.
n you are thinking OF purchasing
you should walt for the sale. dus
notice OF which will be given
through the city papers next week
L. J. sPRENsLE. e. c MEADER
Owners.
80 Arcade BIDS. Phone Main iiss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-11

As the result ~ the arrest Of
Mioti Quito. last night ON war
rant charging him with the rape ~
Maria Mcnehtrina, "a t. year old girl
from sunny Italy. the Italian colony
IN the city b. rent aHuuder
According 10 the members II the
girls family q IL another case Of a
woman'a trust and a lafefn faith
ieHsness The story H. that about "a
months aHo 9uilio Induced Maria 10
leave her home la italy and oune a.
America a. 10 his wife MARTA as
rived aud took np her abode With
Guile but the latter failed 60 have
marriage ceremony performed n
10 claimed that he made the gita be
lieNe that according Co the laws OF
this country thss we're lawfully
married, 30 Maria. not knowing the
imposition continued 90 make the
house tidy and cook maeafuHi and
cheese FOR the man whom she
thought was her husband
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-11
ITALIAN LIVES UNWEDDED WITH
HIS YOUTHFUL FlANCEE
UNTIL GIRLS BROTHER RECEIVER
CAUSES ARREST OF GAY ULULlvLu

Then came the awakening Maria =
brother. tireilio. appeared on The
scene lie learned the real ruin
aud Immediately sought the otiles
~ the prosecuting attorney ~ a
result "a complaint vas sworn % 90
fore Justice George by iirciuu
charging auittn Ntth rape, II 10
claimed that on November 30 1901 I
the date on which the crime j. al
legged Go haze been committed.
Maria Was bat 10 years 81 age.
Maria, though beH@eched hf
brother ana TflsndH e. leave the
man. u HON they claim has betrayed
her, r. eth true ta him. she was at
the iail bright aud early THIS morn
ing 10 give him comfort ana 10 look
after hia leeds
Guiiio also has number OF
friends ia the Italian colony. who
deny that he had any Intention of
WronHins the sifi. They insist that
he vii be cleared when the matter
10 taken into court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-11

BUFFALO. April Prosecutor
CoatsWartk this morning said thai
uothiuR hut a non -uummlttal verdict
could De rendered in the Fcnneh Ia
quest yesterday lie said the hunt
for Hurdkcks murderer would con.
tlnue until all possible chAnurli
were drained fer Facts.
The verdict rendered ny IudKs
Murphy is IS follows.
"A mad and certify that Arthur II
Peuueil came 10 his death ON ths
10th day 81 March. 1905. a. result
81 iuJuf'es received while riding "a
an automobile. the <sia automobile
plungtuE from an embauktnuut Into
the G~heiE stone quarry.
That cannot determine ffoin The
evidence whether such plunge vas
accidental o. designed.
That Carrie Lamb Rsnnoh came
10 her death as a result ~ the said
plunge OF the autouohlc into thv
GUarrg.e
rhe most interesting testimony
given before the close - the hearing
Wat that % Thomas psnney. Mr.
Penney stated that he vraa willing
20 tell aythlnk that had any bearing
on the Rufdiek case. but n. would
Insist on exercising bis private priv
iicge. a. attorney Tor the eStatr. BY
refusing 70 answer any questions
relative % the Psuneii estate as the
Psnneli papers bearing on 'he es-
tnto.
Mr.. Penney cannot BE- made 70
testify about thsar thinEs. said the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-11
HOW ROSE
VALEkIE
ACHIEVED
AFORIUNE
An Intere sting Story Of How
q Young Woman SUCCEEDED
In BusineSS-.A Chance Tor
Others to DO So Too

MEDINA. y. Y. March p 1875 -
A ypnnE lady ~ this town IL eufied
bY ell her friends shs l. Miss Hans
yaiante. - "a center street a re-
porter today asked her for the fsets
she modsstiy refused 70 discuss the
matter. aad simply handed him TIE
following letter which shs sfets e.
a prominent sducfiof and which
y a.N -.0ss ss.SA0 >~>-
I srits you this istter &c = state
ment q ny success after takinE
Yoaf Instruction w bookksspias and
10 Inform you how pleased am
with the rpsitlsa yoa secured for
me.
when ! fret wrote 20 YOU. I had
40 idea that bookkeeping could be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-11
CAR KEPT
ON GOING
Defective Air Brsks Causes Acct
dsnt on University Line

A defective air brake valve was
responsible for the running away Of
car No. szE Of the University street
Car line at 10 1ciocS thlz morning
Loaded with passengers the car was
about - - brought e 9 stop - The
terminus u the line At Third avenue
and jefferson street when the air
valve refused to work. A. full speed
the car vent over the end Of the
track and bumped along oH the
rough piauks for a distance Of about
~ feet. bringing up on the north
track 81 the Yesler way cable iine.
There tbs badly frightened passen-
gers hastily left the car, which was
hauled away i6 minutes later BY a
construction train sent 20 the scene
OF the accident. In the meantime
traffic on the Yesier line was
biocked.
Nc blame for ~. acciiens ts
placed upon M0tornan r. J. Hard
Ing and Conductor y. W. Berry. who
were in charge Of the car Both men
are experienced railway men and the
defective brake was the sole cause
Of the trouble.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-11
LAW STUDENT RUNS
UP AGAINST IT

Charles Gordon. who claims 10 be
Law niedents ran nmuck in the
tenderioin district last night He
was arrested by Pstroimen Hubbard
and Peterson III a house OF III fame
after threatening q woman inmate
with revolver. At the time of hla
arrest he attempted 10 make gun
play, but was hustled off 10 police
headquarters before he opuid DO any
harm. Later he was bailed out OF
jail b. q friend.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-11
LAST EDITION
LAUNCHING OF
The RELIANCE
Great coacoUrse of People Gather to Witness ht
Initial Plunge of the Cup Defender

more displacement. a tighter butt
hull. carries a little mone ballast Ans
has a longer drawn out ami easisl
shaped keel She has also much bet
ter section lines ana more stability
She Il its feet overall, n feet drar
and &c foot beam. tier undefhod,
ls 81 bronas. the balance of her hui
heine ntCkic steel Wet deck IL CON
ntruuted at aluminium.
rhis afternoon the dear on th'
waterfront was thrown opeu and Al
given siEht % the nes ssat Sh'
was decorated With laurel sfom bow
e. stern A large bouquet hanE'
from her bow
II was decided this afternoon q,
lAutssh the new Yacht shortly aftel
6 o'clock A large fleet Of yachts are
assembling in the harbaF.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-11
STAGE is
HELD UP

GRASS VALLEY. April 1.-THE
stage runninR between Nevada City
and Bonneville was held un b. y
lone hixhsaynnn. seven miles rem
Nevada city, to-day. There we're
Eve women ana Two men shosrd
Three shots were nred BY the rob
Der. but no ono was hurt The
Wells F'afxo boz was taken. bus the
amuunt IL contained ia not knoNn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-11
GERMAN WARSHIP
ARRESTS CHRISTIANS
IN THE SOUTH SEAS

and chgried the members three hund
rcd miles 60 Fonapes the seas OF
che German government in the South
Pacific Charges are alno dirrr I'D
against the American missionary
Rev Stimsan The captain o. the
warahip ia said 20 have boon en-
c~edlnEiY iuroleni
The State Department al wash
inFtnn has bssH informed ~ the ~
rests and viii be asked 20 secure the
needed redress
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-11

learned ~ thoroughly and 10 easily
b correspondence. Ny friends
laughed al the idea. and I had al
Ways thought u necessary TO attend
business college 20 learn bookkesp-
Ing. bat such 10 positively not the
case. | devoted from one half hour
20 an hour Go the study each even
ing. and IN three weeks time, / had
much better knowledge Of book
kssptng than the average student
who attends a business college dur
ms the same period. ] know this TO
be true because questioned n
young man who was taking a course
In . first-ciaHs business college, aud
he did not begin TO have the prac-
ticRi Information I had.
As soon az I finished the course.
l accepted u position that you gave
me. / went 10 work with q great
deal OF nervousness. After the first
day this passed away because l
quickly found out that the practical
hints which YOU taught me enabled
me to take hold AZ once. aud hy the
second week ! had charge of . Get
of books which would stagRer many
experienced bookkespers The fact
that my employer has raised my
salary twice within the past three
months IL the best proof that nay
work has been satisfactory. ad-
wise any one who anticipates taking
course In bookkeeping. TO take
your course. II would be impossible
for any one 20 attend business
college and get the same attention
that you give your students. l have
learned that IL one attends q huni.
ness college he N filled full OF a lot
OF fancy theories that amount To
nothing whom he begins practical
work Your course covers the on.
tire field When | accepted this
position I seemed TO have Just ex-
acfiy the knowledge I required.
THE advantage In taking a course
hy correspondents IL that when YOU
wish 20 refer 60 II. you always have
Il handy. while I'm taking a personal
course YOU must depend upon mem
ory. During the first few days I
was compelled 10 refer to the course
After | did tlss a few times | had
no trouble.
Il enclose an express money order
to pay my tuition. Your offer is
certainly n fair one. I should like
to know the business college that
will allow its students to pay their
tuition after the college places them
In a poswion. They do not do this.
You must pardon me II | appear
too enthusiastic, but several OF my
friends treated this matter as a Joke
When / dcCtueu tu taRe IL up ana
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-11
DOGS ARE VOW HAVING
THEIR LAST DAY
KENNEL CLUE EXHIBITION WILL CLOSE THIS EvEsIae-sHow
HAS BEEN REMARKABLE SUCCESS

doubtless b. larger Nobody seen'
10 be tired u the show but the iogs
themselves. They are sleeping and
blinking iu their stafis this after.
noon. They appear 10 be indinsfeBl
row 20 the rattefiuE comments and
eafeafaH Of men visitors visitors. and
to be anxious only "a return nome
The total number Of do8s entered
VAS Efz.
The show has been a big sac.
cess" said Secretary McAiilster ~
the Kennel club, this afternoon, -
ne dhnEied IN his arms two promls-
ing pups that he was showing 10 d
group OF ladies' The attendance
has been very large Yesterday
alone there were ts0a people here
The receipts % the four days VIII
amount 20 $500
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-11
VAS NOT SWINDLING
CHUcKA-LUcK

A demurrer 70 the Indictment
chhrFluE J ! Ferguson with con
ductlnF 81 chuck =H=luek game for
The purpose II aHiudilnR. wnH HlH-
thlurf Ny Superior Judge Urll this
morning The court held That The
indictment failed To- show wherein
the game Hnh p HNindle The de-
einion was based on the supreme
court ruling ~ the fnHe ~ The Har-
land w. The TefntafY The de-
Wufter wnh argued by Attorney ~
o. Niii.
N seems that the game which FER
FuHOu operated IN hiH gambling
house WuH ID regulation gambling
game nud not the aid-fashloned
HWindlinF chuck luck which was
q notorious sakiu game
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-11
WIT IS HELD GOOD

T'hs rsnttnn = Thomas Wsamsr q
disfnlat th wit 81 hshras corpus or
avfiuk him & ufndasr hia addpfs 4
daughter Gladys mccullough "a
cosrt, Was denied ~ Superior Juasa
iiei this aaafuinz ne Wfst saA L.
Hucd two Nssss aEa un pftitl1n 81
Henry Mccullough. WIN claims that
ss.ss 80 .7<eAD 7.FtSk.s.ss AZ sssy ~.
. = :
hssrf On April Il.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-11

BOSTON April II. - TIE American
Hoard 81 FOREIGN Missions received
a letter this morning dated rabru-
aEy IL. stating that German war
chip had arrested the Efadua ting
class OF native training school fnr
teachers and preachers at TUX Mic
r0uisin. az Island ia the Caroline
group. TIE charges aiieEe that the
natiNss preached against the Ger
fflttn government
fhs warship took the ei4as aboard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-11
GALLAGHER TO
Be TAKEN EAST

Detective Hodges and Patrolmaf
Briggs Of Taunton. Mass, Will leave
with John T. Gallagher, aliai
Holmes. tho aelf-c0nfeased mur
derer, for that place tomorrow
morning. The crime was committed
at Taunton four years ago Gal
iaehsr made his escape and has beer
. resident Of Seattle for some time
After lis arrest he denied ans
knowledge Of the crime until thu
arrival OF the Taunton officers
when he broke down and confessed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-11
GREEN GETS
THREE YEARS

SAN FRANc1sco. April IL
Frank Green. treasurer 81 the Long
shorefncn's Union. was today sen
tened "a three years At San Quen-
tin fof the .mbsHHismebt Of tiaooo
81 the nnlnn,e fuflAa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-11

nRtsrot. Arfil u Many visitors
arr n the city b. witness the launch
ing % the cup defender Reliance.
which II scheduled 60 take place al
@ O'clock this afternoon. The
citi8enH fualissd. when they saw
Muaam keekefelicf. james J Hila
y ~ GRAY and othcss scarveN lees
prVnllnsnt that a new element u tab
ing an interest IN Yachting Three
hundred Invitations were issued and
an have Il show their passports he
forv they viii eT admitted C. the
sheds. Newspaper men are admitted
hut photographers are tabooed. II
n an ideal DAY for the event.
THE Reliance l. n combination OF
tho new points 81 tho Constitution
aud the Independence. compared Ia
the Constitution she has two tons
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-11
INDICTED PERSONS
PLEAD NOT GUILT

The following persoss pleaded not
guilty IN the superior court this
morning to the indictments returned
against them BY the grand jury
Herman quandt Risky Barnett
Frank Muuroe. Nose Goldsmith
Walter Zanfrelia. r. !. Carroll. julius
WeRRert. Francis NJ. Guye. Demur-
rers 20 the indictments we're argued
and overrtiled In each case
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-11

WASHINGTON. y. G.. Aprii IL
Major General Davis tosiny cabind
the war department. an account Of
the battle Sith N0roa on Asnaande
island. He says the HsEoieds have
been p.rs8stentiy defiant since the
troops entered ths district. fyink
var flags over the forts, which are
reported 70 b the strongest GA ths
lake. Repeated efforts have been
made 60 induce tire sultan 90 en-.
gage In a friendly tAik. always With
out saeeeas.
when Capt. PershinE's force ap-
proached. II vas fired on. ana fae
men Wsra wounded There was
nothing Jeff for them 90 Do but fight
The first attack drove the Nofos aul
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-11
SULLIVAN INDICTMENT
GOES OVER

The demurrer 10 tho indictment re-.
turned by tho superior court Efnud
iufY against chief ~ Police sullivan,
which Vac a. have been argued to-
day. has been continued until next
Saturday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-11

Tomorrow afternoon ~ 4 ~
o'clock TT Trmrie VIII speak IA the
y N, q. A raunta on ttrnt avenue
near Pike street. on the suit ieet
Raster A Day Of Hopo aud Vie.
tory F."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-11

Rosa Lyman has uled divorce
suit against MaN Lyman in the uus
perlor couft. alleging deaertion She
claims that her husband IN pros
pstouH business man 90 thiH city.
ana she asks for tft aiinuny.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-11

The reign Of blue bIoosisf dogs a.
Armory haII ends Al 10 20 O'Clock to-
night At , 30 o'clock rs cups and
silver and bronze medals for the
winning dogs vii be given away.
The attendance this afternoon has
been large and r-ntS evening II viii
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-11

George Mcdonald was found
Kulity af burglary ~ a superior
court furs yesterday afternoon 10
Il said o. have sfoksn into a fuoui
In The Grand Central hotel aud e.
have stolen sofue clothing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-11
AMERICAN TROOPS
'...'.''.....'-'1 Sf0RME1 Tie fUR |
OFFICIAL ACCOUNT or THE TAXING rHE MORO STRONG
HOLD IN rHE PHILIPPINES

- their trenches The feft sma ther
assaulted. the tFuopa hrfns forced r.
cross = ditch 20 feet wide Tisis sas
crossed under IRE psef a u4tubee
bridge constructed ~ the tfesrs,
The wallis % the fort we're sealed.
she Atorus defending desperately.
At 2 O'Clock in the aftefauoa the
Americans we're IN fur Isasss scion
Many Maros were KILLED cur eaau
ailisH WcrU ~ men WuunAHf
capt. perahlns han ufnNgd forward
to complete the exptofMtluns his oh
isstiy. point being MAraHhh. whcrs
supplies have been fosW As9led Work
- The road II pgckressiuE. AMI IN Q
month wagons wiIl be abis 70 reach
Mafaahuh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-11
cOhHELL IMPROVING

Henry conusii. the nlsht clerk AZ
che Iouraiue hptei, who was stabbed
Thursday night ia a drunken roS AZ
that place. II reported 60 b. I'm
proving IL IL thoaaht n0E that
ha glli recover
-
Santsd tfntan seh printers. The
", Iress fff4t and PIKE -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-11

BURGLARS sTbAL CLOTHING
Mrs. " nfummond reported Go
the police this morning that her
shack ou the sand spitH was entered
by thieNe last night Al hvt cloth
Ing wa nInlan frnm her lrnnk.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-11

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