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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-22
20 make Cream Duftercups.

These are always popular. Put two cups
of sugar, half a cup OF naolasses and one
and one-half tablespoo1lfuls of vinegar IN
a Saucepan. and boil until it will form
hard ball when dipped in ice water, then
add TWO tablespoonful of butter; turn out
On an oiled platter or slab, and pull just
as soon as you can handle it. While it is.
still quite warm f1atten it out on an oiled
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-22
KILLED By A TRAIN.
Terrible Fate of Edward Hickman.
q Danville Railroad Employee.

DANVILLE. VA. Jan. al.-(special l-.
Edward Hickman. overhauler for the.
Southern Railway, was killed while at
tempting to cross the track IN from a.
the shifting engine. between ana S
O'clock this morning. It is presumed
that he slipped Oh the Ice and fell. His
left le1 was br Oxen Ind he died wtthir
a. few minutes liter the accident
1. Rickn1sEn MAS tweslty. .ares wars
old and Lad btea married abort en-;
months. Rsxdss, hls ssotns wxs Is leaYea
a brother. Jannes Ritkm al. Who 8.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-22
DaIu Menu.

THURSDAY. JAN RI, q
BREAKFAST.
Oatmeal with Cream.
Baked Apples.
omelet. Broiled Bacon.
Sweet Potatoes.
LUNCHEON.
Broiled Spanish Mackerel.
Creamed Potatoes.
Lamb Chops. Celery.
Cheese and Crackers.
DINNER,
Oysters.
Cream Of Celery Soup
Roast Duck, with Olive Sauce.
Farina Cakes and Currants Jelly.
Spinach. Green Peas.
Lettuce SALAD.
Queen Of Puddings.
Coffee.
Cheese.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-22

paper until it is not more than a quarter
Of an inch thick and about three inches
wide. Melt some white or maple or.
chocolate fondant and pour over the ia fly;
then press the ends and edges closely to-
gether and pull out about an inch wide.
Cut quickly into blocks with sharp,
knife. After you begin to pull the work
must be done quickly or the taffy will
get too hard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-22
IN THE CITY OF sTAuNT0N.
Observance of Jnclxsousa Birthday
Personal and Religious Notes.

Personal and Religions Notes
STANTON. VA, January 21.-tSpe-
ciai.l-The birthday Of General Thomas j
jackson was celebrated to-day with In.
teresting exercises at the Opera House,
under the auspices of StonewaN Jackson
Camp. Confederate Veterans
After some Inspiring music from the
old stonewall Brigade Band. the meeting
was called to order by Commander S. f.
Pilson.
The cause Of the J. e. 3. Stuart mon
u1nent was forcibly presenter by Captain
r. D. Ransom, and an offering taken for
that purpose.
Rev. G. W. Finley, D. D, of Fishers
vile. the orator of the day, was then in
troduced, and for over an hour held the
closest attention Of his large audience.
He is not only fine speaker. but is also
an enthusiastic veteran. and is probably
as well posted, not only about the great
leader whose birthday was being remenl-
bered, but on all Confederate subjects,
as any one to be found in the State.
Miss Mary ~ Beck, of Deerfeld, and
Lloyd Conner, of Waynesboro, were mar
ried at Deerfeld today.
William P. Mel. OF New York, reprs-
senting J. W Larabee ~ Co.. is in the
city Mr. Mel proposes to establish a
fifteen minute stock market quotation SER
vice here, and also to furnish statistics
and other Information about railroad Sc
curit.es. stocks. bonds, grain and cotton.
for investment purposes or on merger.
REV. Mr.. SCHEELE DECLINES.
Rev. II. z. Scheele, who recently de-
clined call to the Lutheran church at
Waynesboro. preferring to stay here and
practice law. has now decided to take
charge OF a church in Utica, N Y, Wills
the pastor takes a few months yaca-
ton.
c. P Bowman has been eIected presi-
dent Of the Augusta National bank
Mr.. ". II. Urquhart. who came here
in the interest of the new fertilizing
plant Of the Virginia-Carolina Chemical
Company, has returned to Richmond.
Rev. John G. Scott. OF the Hot Springs.
is here to attend the Granbery-Catt we'd
ding.
Miss Lottie Halle is in Philadelphia
visiting friends. She mad just returned
from visit to Mrs. Eubank. in Rich
nlond.
T. F. Burns is In Richmond on bust
ness.
DIR. H N. De5arnet;e is visiting his
brother, DIR. J. S. DeJarnette.
William Danner and Frederick Stokes,
OF Richmond, spent Sunday here with
relatives.
--A---
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-22
Swedish Prince III.

& STOCKHOLM, January 1.-THE court
ball usually held on the birthday OF King
Oscar, which fell on to-day. has been
scountermanded, owing I'd the illness Of
Prince Eugene. the Kings youngest son,
who 10 suffering from a tibercle hip. Tbs
Primo condition IS repoEtsd serious
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-22
Cans of Oriental Jachet.

For the girl who likes her room scented
like an Oriental harem. there are tin cans
of Oriental sachet which is much more
delicate and sWeeter than the regulation
joss sticks. You take out about a thin ble-
ful and arrange it on a mound on a plate
or censor, then light it from the top It
burns downward and scents everything,
from the clothes in your closet to the
curtains.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-22
miller g Rhonds:

der their charge, with a view to having
the collections made without additional
expense to the city, the merchants being
supposed to be compensated for their
Services by. the benehe derived from tho
attraction of the taxpayers 10 theil places
of business.
Treasurer Phillips desires the sab-sta-
tons, if established. placed under tho
charge of clerks of his office. He does NOS
think any man will give his attention
to the work for nothing. and that il. tho
stations are a success they must be looked
after by city employees paid to do tho
ari.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-22
deck Day Handkerchief

An odd fancy is a set OF weekday
handl1erchiefs;" two handkerchiefs being
provided for each day in the week In
the embroidered emblem in the corner OF
each, is Sunday. Monday. Tuesday, etc
! The sets of fourteen come in pretty silk
covered boxes, and are most acceptable
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-22
FACTS FANCIES. And FADS FOR FAIR FEllINlNIIY Y.
Ievellad Rocks and eyes.

Hooks and eyes of gold, set with small
brilliants, put the 10-cents-a- card affairs
to shame. These are USED openly as orr-
amental additions TO fasten the front Of
a blouse or as brooches. a similar fancy
is the different sizes OF safety pins in gold,
with small gems or not. as the purse and
taste dictate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-22
From Omar.

AL
All, my beloved, fill the cup that clears
To-day Of past regrets and fears:
Tomorrow Why. tomorrow I may Be
Myself with yesterdays seven thousand
years.
For some we love, the lovellest and the
best
That from MS vintage rolling time has
prest,
Have drunk their cup a round or two
before.
And one by one crept silently to rest
XIII
And we, that now make merry in the
They left, the summer dresses in nsw
bloom,
Ourselves must bs beneath the couch of
earth
Descend yourselves to make a coucn-for
whom?
XIV.
All, make the most Of what ne yet may
~ sspend,
Before we, too. into the dust descend;
Dust into dust, and under dust, to ne
Sans wine. sans song, sans singer. and
1E.t sans end:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-22
MADE A PERSONAL VISIT.
Chairman Peters Inspects the May
kets and Inquiries Their Needs.

Chairman r. l. Peters, OF the Commit
tee Oh Markets, and Mr.. Huber were ap~
pointed at the last meeting TO make q.
personal visit to and inspection OF the
markets and report their needs for the en-
suing year. In pursuance Of this duty,
Mr.. Peters yesterday made q tour of tbs
the committee. which. however. does not
meet until next month
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-22
Chips.

Constance: I am going out in Algy's
launch
Penelope: But naptha launches are
very dangerous.
Constance: I know It. But Algy gave
me the choice Of either going out with
him on his naptfa launch or his sail
boat.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-22
NO APPETITE!

And what little you force yourself to
eat does not have the right taste
What's the troubles The stomach Is
out Of order, the liver is inactive and
the bowels are constipated, on need
Hosfetter's Stomach Bitters at once
It viii tone up the stomach. restore ti,e
appetite. perfect the digestion. and open
tn the cioSsed bowels Then you ID feel
better. Try bottle to-day. Il will do
you good.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-22

Town Hall school Honor Role.
The following is the roll of honor OF the
pupils attending Town Hal School:
Mary Rice, thirteen weeks: Stewart
Sweeney, eleven weeks: Pearl Cotman.
eleven weeks; Rena Turner. one week
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-22
BRINGS HIGH PRICES HERE.
Tobacco Sold in Richmond Mt Hettes
Prices Than Elsewhere.

The prices paid for tobacco on this mar
ket ara said to be higher than those pre-
railing on some OF the Other markets.
A buyer. presumably speculator.
stated in this city some time ago that hs
bought tobacco on one OF the ethsr Iargs
here, and sold on this market ar profit.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-22
AMNESTY FOR HAITIAN ExILEs
Political situation In sarto Donsin-
go is Unsettled.

KINGSTON, ia. January 2t.-Advfecs
received here from Haiti announces that
President horde has Issued decree
granting amnesty TO over hundred Ea!-
ten exiies here. This amnesty includes
the exiled followers of ". CarTnin. the
leader Of the recent revolution, who yras
defeated by General Nerde. About fifty
of these are in bad circumstances. and
are appealing for local help.
Letters which have reached hera from
sSanto Domingo say the political situa-
ton in that republic is unsettled
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-22
TO Gnra . Geld IN One IA

TasS Laxative Btomo oulntn6 Tabled
AL druggists refund sthe money Sc IL l&ils
oKoura. E. S Grove 81 siIua fure s. on
34Ac'9 hnx q CAN'T -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-22
iHarvard .La1npnpn, ).

tHarvard Lampeon)
Mrs. Pin: You look terribly.
Mr.. Pin: 9ou don't know what I've
been through.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-22
he
Woman 5 Corner.
Thursday. 22d.
Concerning Fan.c

We have just received our i'm
port order OF Silk Gauze: Bone
Stick Fans.
Being large purchasers q
these goods we secure them IN
unbroken packages from the
foreign makers, and at figures
that enable tbs to sell from 40 to
so per cent. below the usual
prices charged for the same
grade of Fans.
Double GAUGE Hand-Palnted
and Spangled Fans that usually
sell for SOC we offer IN this sale
for soc.
Our Fans for Soc. usually sell
for SI.5o.
Our 81 Fans are elsewhere
51.oo and s., and 50 on through
the list.
miller Rhonds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-22
shipping commi.sioner Dead.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa January III
Ex-Sta.e Senator Ellwood Becker. Emitted
States Shipping Commissioner for tire
port OF Ptladeiphia. died to-day. OF pneu-
monia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-22

Colonel Cary will make a specially Of
handling country places and Virginia IS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-16
For sal.-RaaI E.,at

fnsIiE AftE K FEw fiAHd kfNs
DAIRY HANcH-.ls0 acres. half bot
tom land. 60 acres In cuitiva-
tiun. entirely free from stumps, j.
room house, large barn. hop kiln
1000 hop poles. hprnyer. nulksy
pillow; full outfit Of farming tools
team harness wagon. n cows II
hogs. $50 chickens. handy TO mar
hot and creamery. all Tor 1000.
STOCK HAkGH-5g acres. 80
cleared: me stream of water
house barn outbuiidlngs. con-
vcnientiy located. fts00
ONE HUNDRED ACRES lev
81 land. II miles from seattle post
ONCE. good wagon road. 10 acres IN
cultivation. 60 more very easily
cleared; balance has enough rei.
ar and mr. timber @ pay for ths
whole place II cut into bolts and
cofdwood, close 20 railroad sta
ton. small house and harm. OF
chRrd of 80 bearing trees; owner
needs money price for few days
tza0o.
WATERFRONT OK SOUNDS
acres Stopping down 20 n nice sandy
beach. close 60 steamboat landing
poutofilee and school. 4 acres clear.
ed. balance all siashed. orchard
small fruits. spring water: s-rootf
; house. barn. good chicken houses
boat boose; prize ffe0. II you want
this come QUICK.
Hf-rWFEN SEATTLE and TACO.
MA Not far from the intefsirt.ssi
handy 60 best town In the valley
a f0-hcrr tract. IS % Il has beer
siashsd: price feao. ai@o n nice y
acre trnrs for sIia spot cash.
We make = speciality ~ selling eoun'
try property and have large ItHl
Of stock ranches. dairy farms. and
Suburban homes.
ROBERT MALTBY.
tio New York block.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-16
MORE ROOM
IS NEEDED

Superintendent OF schools Cooper
si'Hnt the grcatcr part OF yesterday la
investigating conditions al the cal-
unihia school, the ovefefowdcd con-
disiun OF which demands an immr-
dtate remedy.
When the new school at Twentieth
avenue aud Thomas street was
opened Tuesday morning u was
Thought that a would accommodates
a sufficient number OF pupils from
the Minor Blake and Columbia
sehools 70 feliese the present cons~a-
ton. -Four hundred and nifty scholars
have been enrolled at the new school.
It's full capacity. ana still the Co
lumhla school Ia overcrowded. Two
portable buildings are atill IN use
Their. and u Il necessary that more
room hs provided II once.
The new school building on War.
ren avenue. In North seattle. will DO
ready for occupancy some time next
month. II viii absorb the overflow
rom tho Denny and asrcer schools.
The new h1iidins has 10 rooms.
some idea of the rapid growth %
the school popsIia finn and the con.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-16
LATE news

INV FORK. Jan. is--e-o news
IN N steamship 81 Louis Was -
erred ~ TO s'cbsrk this Afternsson
uEAI.fS. Jan IL The eov-rn-
mp.< has ratified the BRUSSELS saEsE
cmxsnfisn. The German tFzinfns
80 srss=rh. new participating In
~ hio<kk1e q fenesueia< has been
cr1prst enru>.
SALEM. Or Ian. 1.-THE lexts-
Intsr@ vii attend he funeral Of ths
laa> H<prs<~atxtiss Tongue In q es,iy
- aanisy.
wAsHfxorox. y. c. ysn. IA
Senator Ttilsnzn r. arranging 10 50
Suufh this afternoon n hia pfesrues
10 assist hls asphss ID DESIRED In his
trouble over the snonfin9 II Edssur
Gonzales. He deciines 10 dtscuss the
nnsotia<. pftMH
wE.LrI.EEr. Nss- Jsa "a
n1nrsonl srrfeed here and com
n<srcea work on rs neu wireless
lekrrzph sf4ffan this sftrrnoou-
HER.fS. Jan iS-Th~ rriehstas
~ r4Ess6 q rsssisfi8n that NJ pre-.
f-<red s.usfnerriai TREATIES small
hrrxfa<r b. sntsrsd into with auy
nsf1ocs h4sfnx other treaties disad.
vnrtNxruus % Germany. This has
r>1rrrne~ 10 the Tinted States and 4
ls1pnt-t a. = retaliation foe Amefi.
e. rFcirrpe:fT trrnffsa
PORTLAND. Tn. IA defexa-
TN u @. r q y. trafnmen are con-
f>-,rx With President Nahler on ths
nl15eet u thrir demand foe an In
eT<zss o. aaxss The men want e
- rent atvanrr. OrsxUn SfeFi
L. and Northern Pacific smptoyes
~ xs6 pr~sentinR Demands % tina
e4riais o. those roads. A comprom-
- b sxr~<<ed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-16
MARINE NEWS


The officers 81 the Amorlean-fia-
wailan steamship Californian. which
Arrived last night from Tacoma "a
complete her cargo for Honolulu. are
dlagruntted over the announcement
that came yesterday from san Fran.
cisco that the steamship Texan had
larrivsd ON hsr maiden trip from New
York IN a days. breaking the record
Cor the passage. The former record
vas hkid by tho Californian, 81 thu
same company, which also broke ths
record on her last voyage. Bhe made
the passage In 81 days.
StelHnsr city OF Seattle arrived
from Lynn canal last night with =
t.asneusera reporting that th'
weather IL for this time OF year yer,
mild b. the North.
The. Northern Commercial Com
panyss fraishtsr consmaush. which
has bnrn lali up at Chafleetowi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-16
POINT FOR
RIOCWAY

i w. Ridgway. who Was recently
oasted from the po=itloa OF humans
officer BY Mayer ftumes az the inBtl-
satton % President Mason and other
Officers % the seattle Humane So
ciety. Won a point against the mayor
and humane socists last night.
The civil H@rvtca commission. act
Ing under legal advice from Assist
ant Corporation Counsel Partnerioe.
drssided that the ordinance under
which flldgway Was appointed IL
valid and that tbs position ~ hu-
name offtcer h under the classified
eiAil service. henes Ri1gway IL en-
titled Go a hearing before the COM
iniszion- Highways attorney was
last night notified that n hearing
would BE- Efven the teposed officer
II viii now be up 20 the mayor ard
the humane .Eoci~ty To show cause
for the discharge af Rtaz~ay. II
this h not dana he viii he resnstAteal.
The principal charge bruaghs
against Rldgway Was that he sfil
not take orders from tho offlcsrs Of
the humane se1fafY. Tni. u Il
stated. Win hardly prove him inoom-
rstcnf In the eyes Of the commission.
rhe date OF IN. hearing has not ut
been sss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-16

ueaaeut difficulty Of pravidinR Hehool
roam far IL accommodation may ne
had hs a comparison Of the enron.
ment for last month with that oi
December, 1901
Last month there vera a total 81
IA, 013 original entries a. against
ts.isi the year before. The aFtfaEs
daily attendance was ta,tle for lpui
and 10. zoo Tor 1901. The number ai
elaHHfuoma In use az the elaaa 0f 100.
Was aii. as against 800 fot the pre-
NInua Yum.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-16
M'KINLEY
BANQUET

CANTON. o.. Jan. id.-sThe pro-
gram OF taaHts arranged for the Me-
kiniey banquet by the Canton tie
publican league Tor the evening of
Jan. NJ, the anniversary OF Mekln-
ley'H birth. Includes onei William
Mckinley" by President Roosevelt
"The Army" by Secretary Root /,
THE Navy" BY Secretary Moody
Future Of the Philippines" by Luke
E Wright Of the Philippines commits
sion. sOuf County" by exspoAt :
ma .ter General Charles EWafy
smith. '0hio." by Gov. Sash.
Judge w. II Day VIII be taaatntaataf.
The AFFAIR IL expected 90 be oHa 81
the most remarkable gatherings OF
recent years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-16
NIL TRY
IT AGAIN

M Maud sehwiagier. whose suit
- 1.fertk from her husband. Her
- <eh~ingfer. was denied a few
wrks sea has nied a eceond suit.
| y .kkh her allegation Of cruelty are
1rrnx~f thAn eefore.
M ul4sntiS cites occasions when
| - husband has pulled her ears ana
H~tsn her. and further Aiiexcs As a
&C., of .sffeH the fact that Schwin-
~ recently sfose from her their
- ye4r-sit snn. she claifns he has
t.krn sn< child beyond tho 1urtsttic-
TIN Of the cuaFt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-16
INSANE OVER
REAL ESTATE

sinee her arrival N this city fsys
v~ks ago from New Jersey. Mrs
AE<iM Crieb has become faono-
naui<e On the subject Of real estate
~ r<s committed 90 the insane
ns1;sm today b. Judge Tailfnan. snd
- brp1k1f 10 the courthouse 10 be
Slammed a. - her sanity BY the sis
~ whom ehe has been visiting.
Az DAY igrs. and nearly all nfzht.
- unfortunate woman n SAID 10
1M real e<faze. She becomes Wild
2 sxesfef over Imaginary tips on the
value II property.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-16

The ts-inch wooden stare pipe put
In on the Meirose avenue water sya-
tenn. which feeds all OF Fremont. was
given thorough test by Assistant
city Engineer Oranges yesterday.
| THE plno Ia considered TO be IN an
ekcslient condition. Ths { and T.
inch pipe did not stand the ties, near
~ As we'll THIS pipe leaked In sew
I sraf tslnraa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-16
CAPITALIST
IS DYING

STOCKTON, Cal. Jan. ta.-H. ~.
fteWtett. "A millionaire banker. pres
ident OF the First National hank aud
former prealdrnt ~ the California
bankers association h dying lie
WAS director In several aan Fran
ciseo banking houses aud had large
holdings All over the state
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-16
LOST Isls ovgRcoAre

-. np-niey Graham. a Visitor In the
~ nom Hannibal. ~. r.. had n
49, leek story 70 tell the police this
~. mig Graham stated that he
We costly overcoafa IN the wait .
'rgn ~ the depot Tor n few min
- - iest nieht. Upon his return the
-s.u-ts #ere Ruua. lie has his
tsp'el1ns - 20 who relieved him Of
,<,, oo'a weather garments and the
go are booking for the fellow who
f1rpofed 10 h. the thtef
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-16
LIVE STOCK
: CONVEX TION

KANSAS cry, Jan fe.--Preni-
dent John w Springer discussed the
packing house merger Ia npeenh
before tho National Livestock eon-
yention today The convention, by
resolution. asked congress 10 pass
The omnibus statehood biN. II also
resolved 10 favor 81 "a change In the
rules bafrfaH sheep aud cattle from
national reserves. Portland, or. win
likely be chosen M tho location OF
the next convention
crt,c1oa - IL yvh.st 7en
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-16
FRANK A. BELL
IS ExONERATED

Frank A. Bell has been practically
si-afed Of the charge Of having EN-
b~ssis1 uk.era fruta the lsssqaah
Coal Company while he vas assist
ant TREASURER % that corporation
The suit u the eoal company Ia
recover from Belts honAsnen vas
dismissed IN the gnltad States dis.
trtcs court Yesterday "a having beer
shown that the apparent Shortage
was due 20 a fsaitx system Of booh-
fespfns and not 70 any srfuAi mie-
appropriation Of funds.
Prosecuting Attorney scott viii At
enee inausurste such pfo<seiina< a.
f'sas 30 necessary TO secure the dln-
inis~si Of all criminal proce~dine.
against <sr. He'll.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-16
TALLY ONE
| FOR ALASKA

wAsutSaTsaS. n. c.. Jan. Ia
- house today gave consideration
= nf,i- Coz war eisinn. The consuaft.
Z, "a Industrial acts has authorizes
f<sorabt- rareft upon an apnfo'
-sssGan btu carrying So. 90 Tor NJ
|ss>las ttzriay Al the 81 Louis es'
-~.ttn. Ina COMMITTEES aiso rs
~r<rzf< IS ssa for the Indian ter.
~ ne the same purpose
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-16

1hi< sfte<noon the cottage Of Tony
kIi~ ~ Tsensy-sixth avenue and
norn@s street, was totally destroyed
~ nfs Both Nr. and Mira Ztior
s~c zrsr from home when the FIRE
4t<t Mrs. zilor returning just In
unr 70 nave the lives OF her two
.a thiidrsn who were alone I'm the
1ax The origin o. the fire n
- k1oWn IxT4a about ff090
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-16

v Hfnifh. who IL accused Of hnv-
- sNin1isd barkeuau Bros. Of this
sh1 now ender arrest IN Port
&c. WI be brought here for trial.
.-rI9isiftqn papers have been pre-
p<fr1 ~ Prosecuting Attorney scott
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Tho following marriage licenses
have been issued John Harrington
ana May Goiaon, both OF legal age,
Of Nontlei Julius Peterson. 22, and
Thora Olson, 80, both ~ Tneamai
Abraham Hall. So. and Ellen Thorn.
on, both Of Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-16
BURNS TO
WATER LINE

pfTTHnuRO, Pa. Jan. ia.--rhe
steamboat Columbia burned 20 the
waters odEe this afternoon IN the
Manongahcia river. This LOSS IL $40. =
oQn
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DISASTROUS
| WRECK

.e r.sAa Jan. IA
MIA rain "a the 81 Louis = |.
pceshss..'s..sse 49, an smhankment near
sna 49, 49,. M. Afternoon Two pee-
~ 49, kiilea and two fstsl1 IN
w rSs ursckAxe cAukhs IRE
-. Totally Destroyed. a. thsrs
ane - =, s,ssas Al hand with which
4, rtsht ths flames.