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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-02
At REST IN
THE CRAVE
Fsis.ds and Associates 81 Many
Wear. Pc, Parting Triests 90 Sen
ssef Allen

Hundreds % friends Of tbs late en-
Senator jean n Allea followed his
nsefsat remains 10 the grave yrstsr-
day Afternoon. cssnFpaes no had
fuasit vita him IN the civil var.
fftende he eiih bin. had sren the
ftats II Washington EFow out - the
sffdesaesa and members af the bar
y ha had met hisn yeas affer year In
sohfffail nnlnk.sd their teArn al ths
grave # The man thsy had truth.
faiiy esiisd their friend. The funef.
- wss impressive. but simple. Ia
ssfsfeaee To the oft spoken wishes
q Senator Alien. FLORAL ofTrrinEI
rere nsnt 70 the hasfEs al 81 Har-
ward axen0e north m prefupiesa.
Aeay Nere frufn individual ffieads
bot the faess hesuslfal were from o..
rs.ninatinns with which senator Al
tan had hsen associated during Ms
lifs. nsss Edward LAnruin Smith
senturtsd IT'S funsFai servics. ffusr
ths hanae.
Amons thase who attended ihs
fzsssfsl ffwwu Olympia were Cover.
fAyr Henry MrHfia~. United states
t<ssAssx -eiesx Iest AnAany. sx-t<ema.
isn4 1nfn L. wilson. Hon. Hsrold
rfesten. state Senators Cornwrii
retts- ftauiispn and Mouniray and
Representative Wilson. Levin. Fhti.
es<rk kIdetntlief and ltancs.
| The active falIisa Fefs ~sfu ulNu y
fsanes. a. y. Fhiihfiek. N y. Go@..
lltsiss lfayd . Tailussn. Mitchell Gii,
itam and ~. J. Kamary. Judge &
lit unnfufd. Judge MARI Fullerton
ledr~ "a. q. struse. fudrr T'homna
nurke. Judge J =. iioyt and IudEs
IN = 0f~eae acted - honorary psii-
tsarssp- The rtefuenf was In LAX
fisw cemetery.
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BODY IN
The BAY
MuTiLsTEp AND pUcAYGp
CORPSE FOUND FLOATING
OFF KING STREET

The bedy Of an unknown man war
found In the hay at the foot 81 King
atfcff this morning by A. Hodges. AN
empinye Of the Fa1lfic tuant com
i.tny The body was hefrihly multi
atsd aud Was decaxed 20 such an ek-
tent that u VAS almost impossible
FOE the eefensf.s men TO take II from
the esseer
When the body was found Il Was
fisatina Hasne distance on the zhnf.
Aft<f the eafuner had isecn notified
Il Gas teesd In 60 the bankers and
thence TAKEN to Hanney a Ste Waft .
haufftfe
frofu sli APPEARANCES the man WAS
ahuut 20 yeafa Of age. lie wore a
fs&sf Maesinaw etat, q blue flannel
Fhifs. asefalln ard very heavy shoes
Tbe<w were no letters nor papers In
his lsnekssn by which "a identity him.
me only naaney On hiA person was
20 ssntn- II u thousht he was q
nstsxr.
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The smoke nuisance cases are not
being tried In police court A month
ago they were set for hearing today,
but In order 10 ACCOMMODATES jacob
rurth, president OF the Seattle Elec-
trtn Company. who was unable 60 be
present. they were continued untti
tomorrow. A score OF more Of prom
lncnt manufacturers are defendants
la the cases.
Mr. rurth sent word that he had
been called 20 Iacoina and could not
come To court. Police Judge George
promptly ordered the trials post
poued, though city Attorney De-
iiruier was ready for the Tray ana
had present hts witnesses. Including
J. n. hasDousaii. Albert Hansen
ana other PROMINENT MERCHANTS asid
business. men.
while not at all pleased with the
action of the court Ia continuing
the cases. the witnesses promised 10
remain IN the night until the smoke
nuisance should be abated aud VIII
attend again tomorrow.
~ IL understood that :, in the In
tentlon OF the smoke makers. whrn
they are finally forced 20 trial. 20
plead that Il h impossible, o., al
least, ifnprscticable. 10 install smoke
consumers IN plants barring the soft
coal % this state.
A glance at the smoke stacks OF
the Diamond loo and Storage Com
pany. On Western ayenue. will eon-
vince even the casual observer
otherwise.
A smoke-oonEumiug plant that ls
~ .Nery way successful IL ia opera.
uon thsrw. II IL known hr the ftab-
coch A wilcox chain CRATE atukrt,
installed by ". q. Dunno. represent
inE Charles q. Moore A Co.
Screenings. perhaps the lowest
grade Of fuel used in any plant IN
the city. are burned in the Diamond
Lee and Storage furnaces
The broken coal Ia fsd into the
furnace BY n moving chain crate. In
the extreme front end OF the fur
mace. beneath a fire brick arch. the
fu~i IL cooked and the volatile gases
laden with cArbonaceour matter
liberated. These pass back through
the furnace over an incande~osnt
mass Of coke. Here the carbonaceeus
matter and tnflansIna bile sarrs are
consumed, adding 10 the Intensity Of
the heat beneath the boiler.
Al the rofnbuefiblc matter IN the
f,iei q burned by the time u reaches
the end OF the furnace. and tho ashes
are there ultimately dumped into a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-02
BUILDING
TOO SMALL

r. Bernard TaIcott. engineer Of
the government supervising Hrchi-
fect'a office at Washington. l.. g.
arrived tn the city yesterday for the
purpose Of consulting with iucai
federal Officials eith reference to
tho construction Of the new federal
building
Local officials o. the government
are o. the opinion that the three
story and attic DniIdfns planned viii
not afford sufficient room for the
needs ~ the various departments
FOR this reason " has been Fecui1l-
mendcd that the building be made
four stories ~ hclaht. A. this can
not be done within the limits Of the
appropriation made by congress- hf.
Tnlcoff has been sent here 20 har-
monlze. N possible. the means Of the
various departments with thu ueceE-
sary Limitations In the fnaEer Of
floor and office space. lie believes
that this can he done and that cons
tracts for the construction Of the
building win be let early In the
summer
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SPECIAL CARS
FOR WON EN-
so THAT THEY WILL NOT SOIL
THEIR GOWNS

rITTSBURG, reh. Aft the de.
mands Of the PittphurR Chamber OF
Commerce are carried out. this city
VIII have special Pullman cars on
the street railways for the exclusive
bcuent Of women.
~ a meeting OF the Chamber. q
committee was appointed which was
Instructed 20 draw up an ordinance
which VIII be introduced az the next
meeting 81 the council. compelling
the TlttHburg Railway company e.
establish on It's lines special cars
Tor the use % women. the fare on
which shall be 10 cents.
u Il said that laborcra, who fire.
qucntly occupy the cars, are cover
cd with CRIME which soils the gowns
of the women who afierward enter
the cars. The plan "a favored by tho
council ana the railroad company
and win probably be adopted.
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slco before the accident. but only
So Was found after OF this one $50
Sold rieec Was buried several inches
into a stump 90 fes, from where the
explosion occurred.
The remains were brought TO 30
attic last night and are now IN
charge Of nennsy a stewart. The
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WAS SWINDLED By
MONARCH BOOK CO.

Archibald rutherford alleges IN a
complaint ffied In The superior court
Saturday that through the mlar~p-
Presentations of the Mennrch> Hook
Company Of Chicago. h. iost f1po.
lie claims that he was appointed
the cuturany'r agent and supcfin-
teudepg fof Washington When he
arrived here. he states he found an
other man had been appointed to MI
the position. The Monarch company
lis the sWlndiinx concern exposed by
the star ard compelled 20 move on
from seattle last fall.
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|DHNNY ON
! the SPOT
~ JAIlEa coRsErT LAYS
vi 4 MvRpERoUs pEspEa-

W1Gn. elxhf years or - ago. City
- cofbett met and Vanquished
HlAp<k the desperado IN y
1n-afs3-tumnie fsRht. the veteran
- officsr's friends told him that
te<< . charmed life. John. with
Af5x usplesty. admitted n, and
- that tims has never been back
~ Areut going 70 the floor with
esn<fs booking for trouble.
.<u y Today more than ever
snc<1 MNs divine Pruxidancl n
sb,t 70 look cut fur both the
zc1t~ trust and the children 81
emerald Isle. Otherwise. Corr
~ .oni1 have received his draw
& s'une-shot "a the hands Of des-
pri<pnef was descending on
~ 91Izssf1 head when he threw up
@<N and uarded of the blow.
..< Aefride. the would be as
@~- seid % have gone 10 sleep
~ later.
~ Was arrested by Police
cameron aud Newman on
~ 71f1n street a. a suspect. ON
% the station in the patrol
~ ttfnftt noticed that the man
<<HtfinE b. conceal some
~ = pc clothing aud for that
as On his guard. when the
aud the iniier were aiirht-
me wagon the murdefOua
weapon came into view.
-. ''eckjack" B. 81 the ordinary
~ WI with q thick coating Of
~ rrtride had the leather strap
- y, ahout bis wrist and wse
ne act OF striking the laller
- o@'<cted. corbett generally
arptarnuce u being half
nj hut has been proved sew
te'.,,s' ,ss NAT whenever there IA
-. ~ has his eyes open. Me.
49,. nhi Probable be charged with
INK concealed vseapens
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funeral arrangements viii be under
the auspices ef one Of the local
Italian benevolent associations.
~ the office OF The Seattle fridge
Company this morning. the local
company controlling the quarry. but
meAger details of the accident had
been received n was known that
Trofni was In thr habit Of WARNS
Ing his powder near an open fire
before putting IN a shot. II 10
thought that several sticks Of dyna :
mite we're exploded. jadsins from
the damage done,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-02
.CONFERE: ICE
|. ON WAGES
Operators and Miners
Cannot Agree

INDIANAPOLIS. Feb. "a The
Aaas conferences today was held hes
hind closed doetn. bach eide waa
Us a Cumulative mood Mitchell haa
EiNen an uifimatum to the Operators.
saying The eight hour day In set
tied with Us. and no bitumlnouH min
er Will ever work longer"
n Il said by fhaee W n position 10
know that Il viii be- aurprislnK II an
sEfeemani IL reached within week
aud there are grave fears that none
win be reAchs~i. In that Ease a gen
efai strike viii follow.
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neAlrn orF,cee's Ts,p

Health Offcer Carroll left Hafur-
day night for a fuauthF visit IN tbs
Fast. he win visit his Old hafns in
New York. and yin combine business
with pleasure hT making an fnspsc-
departments af the big Eastern cit
les. He wlil especially lock into tn
matter sf conducting garbage efffu-
afnriee. IN sfew ~ the proposed 80.
tahllnhfnenf Of cremAtnriea in Sc
attic. He viii report his findings ts
the city council.
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GUARDED BY
TROOPS
High Tension Over the
Trolley Car Strike

WATERBURY,. Conn. Feb. b.
Tho trolley ears are running unrss-
Tested today, but tners are ne psss-
asnEcfs COMPANIES Of militia afs
guarding all the iine~.
on as-counf Of the riots Eroa-
ine out % the trolley sfffks. and tbs
usrnarinE chsmctsf OF the ssnsfal
situation Gov. Charlottesville yeEtef-
day ordered ~ companies ~ state
troopa 90 this city. I've ganine
guns were aino brought along. Ne
ears we're run last night after dark.
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OLYMPIA. Feb. There viii be
sragtime" music IN the legislature
From now on. and II win not BE-
Harmony at any time. The bie
railroad light has started, Gov. Nc
Bride has buckled ON his affnor ana
r. out with a big gun for the recall
cltfaut members Of the legislature
who are now lined up against his
railroad commission bill.
The governor has decared war
against the railroad mon. lie has
Iuot served any particular notice on
the representatives OF the iranHpor-
tatlon companies. for between them
and himself all diplomatic relations
were severed when Harold Preston
went down 10 defeat before Levi An
kny ana the railroad forces,
Ready for the Fray
| The governors friends say that he
II a determined tighter. No one WIZ
knows hts croeiiency VIII doubt TINS
abatement for moment. More
over. Mcbride. SO his friends say, IN
tends 10 force the flghtinR. Tbs
ratiroad commission bill has been IN
ltroduced in both house and senate
Ina has been referred 10 the railroad
icammitteen Of the two bodies. Neith'
er ~ these committees has consider
Cd II yet Both VIII probably take
if ~ Al once.
As To the. direction the night may
ltakc. ali depends on what Coy. NJ.
Jlrlde may do. lie T. IN absolute
command Of the anti-rniirond DIT
eade. Ills main licuienants WIZ %
eenators Wnrburton ana row "
tho senate and Chairman Wilson o.
tine railroad committee In the house
Ills advisers IN the fight VIII be GEO
In. piper and Harold Preston, OF 20
attic.
Fight viii be Lively
Never before IN the history OF th'
efafe was there such a hght ~ veg
llatature az this which has just STAR
ed. There ia no doubt thnt the ~, =.
test win provoke ~ much interest," ~
the recent senatorial nRht. IN w,
house an attempt viii be made u
eidetrnck al tseination unth thl
RAILROAD cofnmlTnion bill II dirlpse'
laf. The governor Gains ni'l",
IHy ia the house. but he VIII nave y
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COLD At
SKAGWAY

akAGWAT. Alaska Trets. during
fhe fssst week the coolest weather
eu recufd has prevailed. The ther-
faf=aetsF Registered u degrees below
and = gale blow ne - miles an hour
tasted three daya During that time
|fn<et frse broke cut Two proved
hst small Affairs. and the third de-
strursa the house and contents ~
superintendent Rogers II tho White
Fass rutfts. A hundred people acted
~ firemsn. When the IRE was cx-
ftnsaikiled the fifemen wefe encascd
IN lee Several were badly fronen.
ON account q the Geld wether the
= heoiN VIII remain closed until the
" lddle Of February.
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. usus 80 SIS suuDuua
NAVAL CADETS
GRADUATE

ANNAPOLIS. Feb. 7.-Thls IA
graduation day at the naval acad-
esny The ciann 81 this year con-
taiued - nismi-erH Tho term Was
abbreviated and the class gradual
Cd NJ This tins INSTEAD q In June. as
has been done nearly every year
since the hekinniug % the spanish
was, because o. the need q Officers
for the navy.
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blown TO PIECES BY TERRIFIC
EXPLOSION OF DYNAMITE
Rafael TrOzzI an Empoe Of the Seattle Bridge Company It's Quar-
" at Port Orchard Literally Torn to Bits by Premature Explosion

exploded. rnsal was the only man
near the scene OF the explosion and
the only one hurt lie was thrown
into the air and has body torn unb
from limb. It's clothing was ripped
In uhrcsis and the contents OF hts
pockets strewn about.
He Is known to have had about
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DOING
Al NOME

DAWSON, Feb. Carriers have
arrived from Nome over the ice.
lea Wing there late In November.
Thry report that there are i.200 less
n.pple In the camp this year than
lset. Several new strikes have been
fnade. A skating rink mile long
han been built. and u literally pat
runized.
There has been much illness among
the natives. aud the health officer AZ
MINNIE has been caring for them Ca
The be1t of hla ability. Quite n num-
her died.
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MOORISH PRETENDER
UTTERLY DEFEATED
nis Army Annihlated and Himself Slain or
in Flight

, tenders troops rushed repeatedly
against the nuzxirs Of the cannon
until they Wrrr Practically anHihfi-
ateiL me imperial troops are pur-
suing tire SCATTERED remnants u the
Frefendsrs army and unieas he -
among the slain he uiii undoubtedly
be captured There N great rejoice
inG At Frn
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VENEZUELA
Another Plan for Set.
Ting the Row

WASHINGTON. ID. G.. Feb. A.
A compromise has BEEN offered BY
Minister Bowen 20 the shrce allies
of preferential treatment for one
month TO save their prestige only,
Daring this time tho tnembtfH 81 the
triple alliance are Ia take ~ per
c~ut % fhs customs receipts nt Porto
N'absilo and La Sunye. After that
time thu creditors of all nations are
20 share aiiks la the % per cent.
fund
isowsn announces that he make.
,hs cnncrnsion In the Interest az
p-anr. without abrosating the prin-
ciplea for which he has been con-
tending.
The proposition was made b,
tloucn Ia pursuance Of a suggestion
BY the representative In Washington
Of one Of the allied powers. Six
months vac the time originally sug.
Ec@ted BY the diplosnns In question.
but hosen Is willing only to make y
nominal concession to save the prer-
tire ~ the allies lie is unwilling
70 give sp anything Substantial.
WASHINGTON, ID. C.. Feb. A.
Another plan for the settlement of
the Venezuelan complication has
been proposed by the representative
in Washington % one Of the allied
powers This suggestion II snaef-
stood 60 be a proposal that the three
allied 5owers receive for a limited
period all Of the 70 per cent. OF the
customs receipts which the Nene-
nueian government has offered TO set
aside for foreign cfeditore, and that
after the expiration Of the time pre-
scribed all the other creditors shall
be admitted 60 share the fund pro
rata. according 90 the amount of the
respective claims. six months l.
mentioned ar a reasonable prefer
ence for the aiiAeA
IL N Understood that this plan has
been received with favor by Minister
Bowen. representing the Venezuelan
government. although he has not yet
riRrified his willingness 20 accept Il,
and probably will not unless n
should be presented to him BY the
powers a. a counter proposition to
hia own. The proposition. II formal
VI made. VIII IN effect be a compro-
mise for the purpose OF saving TO the
allies some prestige on account Of
their active demonstrations against
Venezuela. Having gone 40 far In
their effort 20 enforce their claims
by hostile movements they would re-
gard " aa humllintinF 20 be placed
on exactly the same basis as the ma
tons which have held back.
LONDON. Feb. 9.-The british
prcss continues 20 crftlcise the att
tude Of the government on the vene-
rnelan matter. Public sentiment an-
pears 10 he strongly "a favor Of
accepting Minister fiowen's PROPOSE
ton. and the belief - general that
Germany H. DESTROYS OF continuing
the quarrel for the purpose Of To-
ncntinr ill-fecling between England
and America.
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RAILROAD COMMISSION
FIGHT NEXT IN ORDER
Gov. M'Bride and His Opponents Getting Ready
For Kilkenny Cat Struggle

reckon with such fighters as Joe
yesterday. OF Pierce and Charles 1.
Roth, % Whascom. There has been
no legislation 81 Importance as yet
and a conrested condition Of the cal
endar ~ impending.
To-day the Hood of new bills start
ed again By the end Of the week
the calendar will be burdened. Tn
der the circumstances, with three Of
the nine weeks OF the session gone
aud with hundreds Of private bills
Co be acted on. II Ia plain that there
is every chance 81 an extra session.
Moreover Governor Meilfide, u II
reported. has announced that he Will
call an extra session n the senate
ana house refuse to pass his cum
mission bill.
Scars Deep and Long
The Republican party OF the state
was never 80 disrupted NJ now. The
senatorial fight has left scars deep
ana long. aud the governor ans his
antagonists are not trying hard to
heal them.
Senator Van DE vnnter OF King
win probably bring up his resolution
providing for the appointment ol a
legislative committee 10 meet with a
like committee from the Orogpu
4
lation. The two states have much
IN caInmon on the Columbia river in
the fishing industry, and II has al
ways been customary In the past for
the committees In each legislature 10
report faVorahly similar bills Affect
Ing the Columbia river.
Affords Nice Junket
! OF course there II u nice iunketine
IMP Tor the members of the Wash
lnEton Legislature to Journey to Port
land to meet their oregon friends
and usually week ~ spent al the
business. There are bills for dinners.
ifffeHhmcntr, cigars and the like,
but OIL are paid by the state.
Van De Vanicr ala not father the
measure, u being Introduced by
| Weliy ~ Lewis. When Van he
Nanter found that President Smith
~ the senate had HRreed 20 nnma
me senate members Or the eaninlts
i.r without consulting him Nan De
Nhntcrl 80 chairman ~ the nahe lee
committee he moved 10 table the
WUulr matter. which enfrta1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-02
SMALL FIRES

Two small fires IN different Sec
tionn % the city, broke out about 3
O'clock last night One was In VIII
bur'H cafe. on second avenue near
James street. and the other at East
lake avenue and Hieweif street. Each
was eEfin guiHhed without trouble.
The total damage at each place did
not exceed tiS.
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tArGIKR. FEB. l-Fur connrma-
- : ~ rspsrt that the sultan has
- : eompi>ts vscsnry over the
D1nr1rr. h4s been rcrsived.
- had eight M4xims and four
~ Gufsa Tne struggle develop
- uz<<r slaughter. The pre-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-02
KING is ILL

LONDON. Feb. s.-The king Is ~
ana has been compelled ~ postpone
~ visits. His physicians announce
that his affection ~ only influenza.
tnd that there n no need for apprc-
hCuHlon.
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GOES AGAINST
CASTRO

WfLLEMSrAD. Curacoa. Feb, B.
Word has been received here at tho
headquarters uf the rcvolutioniats
that Caatro'a troops have met ae-
we're defeat IN battle fought 20 miles
fputh from the coast.
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TRIAL BEGINS

INDIANAPOLIS. Feb. 7-The
trial 81 nr. Alexander o. the In
diana medical COLLEGE. the first Of the
n men charged with grave robbiua.
Hnnau tnIay
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Ten SPECIALS
ARE OUT OF JOBS

- Y special policemen who have
=. irving the city for the past
f@elfhH we're dismissed last night
z<1..sI o. Police sullivan, acting
e<nru 'hs'fuotions from the city
49,. y smergency men were Hrat
es.rs'a ea N the early part 81 De
~ lssf Nv Mayor fumes, act
&r.s = provision 81 the city
$3.50. They were reappolnted
49, BY CHIEF sullivan. acting
Il 49,. rrsolusion adopted by the
a<s',a resolution has since bcen held
~ 49,. ~ The corporation COUNCIL
$780, service Commission. The
" ,a.<nen's are also held invalid
Nj ~ feason.it Ia doubtful n they
esr,., .sita pay for their services
~ ~ pasf month.
~. .ncefs who lose their POSI-
Mr." William Peterson. J. r.
os+n "a 6. deuel., ". RoenIer.
e<ss ".ertta, Henry Collins, r. Cor.
Ne. rander Mcolnnis, Taylor
~ - q. Durfeu
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.rlr arst branch Of the Seattle
rnhtfe library win be opened al Ere b
mont tonight A reading room has
heeu conducted In Fremont for the
,,,,uf tNo wears. This has been turn
"a INTO full-ileaeed library In new
attnitcfa on Fremont avenue. neni
HlaNatl ST. eot
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.sssssssssssssss

D the report az r1re Marshal
. Kellogg for January shows a
. total Of ~ fiTcs during the
= n1oath. The LOSSES were very
. light. being bat 1921. covered
= b. tsis.see insufnnee.
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The cruiser New York la scheduled
to arrive az the Puget sound navS
yard Feb, 10. TO undergo n general
overhAulinR.
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TWENTY-F0UR
DROWNED

coPESHAoES. Feb. Ill Is nov
stated that "a members ~ the efes
- the wrecked steamship Avon we're
drowned.
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FREE DISPENSARY
Is ESTABLISHED

Tho free medical dispensary organ
lied two weeks ago ~ prominent
phyaiciana and charity workers Of
Frattle IN now ready for the treat
rnent ~ charity cases. All of the
work 81 the dispensary win he con-
duetcd from the office Of DIR. Sill
man IN the Arcade block.
Following are the namca Of the
members Of the board Of attending
physicinnes Dr. J. A. BaeKiunon,
Dr. C.lnton r. Cooke, Dr. u Roy
Ross. Or. J.. W. HALEY Dr. Harry a.
shaw. and DR.. w a. sillimao.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-02

Alfred ~ 0afdneF has returned @
the city after . frultleaa search for
Mrs. a. Lloyd Smith. Gardner has
been retnined by the county TO as
siat In the prosecution Of the case,
wherein Mrs. smith II charged with
swlndllne Mra NJ. J. Lutz aud other
Seattle women out Of feverai thou
sand dollars In bogus oil stock deals
10 hn1 a warrant for Mrs. Smiths
arrest