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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-05-04
Visit Has Significance,

st. Petersburg. April 2s.-Minister of
War General Kuropatkin has started
for Manchuria, where an uprising of
natives is expected. From Manchuria
he will probably 60 to Japan. His
visit is causing much speculation.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-05-04
GEN. TYNER'S PLACE.
Charles H. RObb, of Vermont, APP
uOinted to Fill It.

Washington, April 29.-Charles H.
Robb, assistant attorney general for the
department of justice, has been apoint-
ed assistant attorney general for the
postotlice department., to fill the place
vacated by James N. Tyner, dismissed.
Mr.. Robb assumed the new position at
once
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-27
STRIKING
RVETERS

a eaui IS nau.ufifon rlvetrrp. ruo.t
Of whom we're employed on the bat
tleship <ehrazk4, gust work At
Mofsn's. this awning They are
t. nehn xhs took the places ~ tbs
union men az TIM time - the boiler
makers Htffks a. Mafans. two year,
ago. They demand Increased wages
Within the nsst three weeks. a.
fnae hiHfssH. - af whom we're anton
men. " uuiau uouidefa a nd % riyet-
ers. have left AafanE A. yet. irHa
than a half DOZEN men have been So
cured 70 take their places. All nv
striking moaideFa and al but 10 ~
the machtHists hive secured work
else y here. The fuas hiniata demand
tz2s far . nine hopr day The Old
wage HHa & 30 for - hours.
W X HaKsertY. grand lodge rep.
fesentHffte Of the International as
soeistion Of Naahlnists. and busi.
ness agent At San Ffanclaco. arriy-
ed IN this cifY Wednesday nigh, 70
invesfiFais conditions here.
Il am pleased with the status u
the Seattle union" he asid, this at
tefnoan. and see 10 reason why g
setfiement Of the STRIKE should not
b. made VERY aoaH. All that il need
81 IN this city T. an Iron Trades
council. similar % that nt San Fran
cisco. such = body would strength
en- ali the iron tsades unions
The niHe-hour day IL In force IN ~
pr cent. u the machine shops ~ the
United States. and we hope. BY
psaceable means. 60 bring the re-
mainder into line
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-27
LEVY WAS
CHEERFUL
COAT OF wAtrEwAsn MADE
AiM FEEl GOOD

OLYMPIA. Feh. ss.-kfter the
adoption ~ TIE hnaz- II the retort
% the eotnsfaste< exanefatins him
fram the charge a a.litritins a hrlir.
as told IN The star yesterday.
Representative levy made a speech
% thanks Whieh Was well received
lie expressed his gratitude 20 the
ether members % the hntsae for their
disposition - stand together IN vital
matters ard sstdsd
The charges that we've preferred
against me we're ABSOLUTELY without
foundation I have been STACKED
~ men whose eanduef was tnVrs-
tlxatins and b TIVE asesss papefs. one
II which ~s- Involved in the rharErs
n collision ~ the swsga q the eiatr
printing contract and the other a
newspaper Published IN the city o.
Seattle. wHsch has uoutlHuaiir niis.
represented nff. This newspa PER b..
gan ateas king me when I WAS q can.
dictate for membership ~ this house
If representatives. u has saiaeon-
sfrued M statements AMI u1iarep-
resented snf attitude ever since.
4 have never attacked that news.
psrrf have never said Us pub
fisher left Minneapolis under a cloud
have never said hs wrecked = hank
there. I have never saia he steis the
rsisf p.ppies mones and retained "
ard came n s@aftle wfth n. 1 have
never said BE printed essicafafe u
bic 80 Ind represented Il a. my pie.
ture~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-27
GRAFTERS
FAIL DOWN

railroad forces today met his first
decisive inverse. The fight MAS aa
the bill eliminating the compulsory
clause froin the state grain inspees
uon law, Cofnweli Of Waiia N'aile
and Hamilton led the fisht fef the
TIL Seatte and THcpn4a exporters
wrote gtters orposink t. A vote a.
TAKEN today. resulting. ayes 10 nays
IS ana the Till was lost.
The senate todey adopted a fesaiu-
ton b. HAMILTON prov ding that the
committee 90 rules AMI joint rules
shah hereafter pfepaue the senate
calendar. This means that the eofu-
mitlss named will act "A a strings
connhittee and thai ne btu can reach
the iinht af day without is sanction
The COMMITTEES inciudeA President
smith, summer. Grow. Hamilton anfi
haker fher~ men utii largely con.
troll the action ~ the senate
The house passed this auudsfsua
school bill one clause makes the
county school superintendent the
sole Judge of the morality Of school
teachers who map be fired hy him
al any tune upon a charge Of i'm
morality.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-27

OLYMPIA, Feb. - THIS n a
story &c eraff that faiied rhe sen.
ate Yesterday PASSED the hiii making
Stumbling a felony The vote WAS 4
70 IA Certain senators Nutrd for the
ttH heiiesins that the gamblers
trust Of Seattle and Tacoma would
eoins down heFr with = hik sack u
rsoneS. John Malone. the gambler
ktuE % Tacoma. came over to-day
hut left this afternoon. lie brought
NO sack and the Nfaftpra are oon.
planning ieudlf. The motion 10 re-
consider may yet be made bat Il u
doubtful II Il carries. Malone said
h. one senator today
sill aas put eH cent 90 NH
This hill seattle gamblers. with the
exception Of NJ t. Kennedy. say
they VIII nat contribute You fell
ieWs eaH 10 a. you damn please
A. the ttil has already easasd the
heuss, Il i likely 10 heeomu q law.
An effort wl BE- made tomorrow or
Monday "a reeunsider the measure
and Put "a amendments which will
make 4 generally ehnox ,nus
Senator Hamilton. leader Of the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-27
Nay Pass on
Franchises

Chairman ftiHaharf, u the council
committee on corporations. notified
the members 81 his committee today
that an executive session ~ the com
mIttee will be held ~ the city hall
tonight to consider the application Of
the Seattle Cataract Company for
Amendment to ia franchise.
Only the members Of the commit
tee vii be admitted 10 the committee
roo. with possible exception Of
Attorney Tboaa u. Hardin for the
cataract company. and John w.
Powell. representing the Heattle
Manufacturers Association, which II
actively engaged In an effort 10 have
the amendments passed IN order
that there may be competition In tho
electric power and light business N
the city.
The attorneys, however, will be- OK
cluded from the committee room
while the committee IL voting on Che
question.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-27
PIANOS

In this great general cleanup sale
OnauEurated TO relieve stock con =
Ecstion No quickly rs possible to en-
able US TO make certain important
changes In the arrangement Of our
Hiorel. We have represented every
Mind Vf special bargain that any rca-
Honablc intending purchaser could
expect. Many of the Instruments
represented are justly renowned the
world over AZ possessing IN the very
highest degree that superior tone
quality aud general excellence which
commands the admiration OF all
great musicians everywhere.
Pianos that retail regularly at s32b.
1850. siis, $3.50 aud upward are nov
going nj SAT- $50. t2f0. fzsi. sai2. etc.
and on unusually easy terms
Bargains Ia seconds hand square
pianos from fsT. $40, SCI. s'5 and up.
on most easy terms.
New organs thar retail Regularly
~ $50. 800 aud tif0 Will go now at
S5i, SIS and az. Many other STYLES
and prices on most favorable terms.
Every instrument Is fully warrants
ed and guatQnteed 10 be as repre-
scented.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-27
MAKES MESS
OF IT

SALT LAKE city. Feb. Rev.
ltiehafd Wake. Nefbosilsg. and pfeai-
dent II the salt Lake Ministerial as
Hs-7tattau. this afternoon. In an In
teftis said
The action ~ II. f.eilch. In
swearing = roiyEany charges
against Red Sfnaot. uas entirely nn-
suthartEed b the ministerial asso-
cistiaus know nothing of the
ehsfx~. and think that friiich made
= mess ~ - fur nov the public viii
- stirred NJ sfer the palyramy
story. and Nill overlook the points
made n the general protest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-27
HOME AGA/N
PRESIDENT RETURNS FROM
WESLEY MELTING IN NEW
YORK CITY

wAAuiggToa. D. =, Feb. al
President iio9asNait'a apselai arrived
here on schedule time at i 80 o'clock
this morning The Journey from
New York WAS without incident A.
usual the president ah1ak hands
with the engineer Hud fifefnan on
irnf ins the train
The president delivered an address
last uiHhi a. Carnegie hall Ia New
York ut the great Methodist meeting.
held there Ia honor II John Wesley
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-27
SAVE AcOUPLE

PORT B5.AKEIKY. waah.. Fsh.
I'll A. Ovens Port Hlakeier
fsirynan. nnd art Matssn who
resides At Restoration faint. rescued
4 = hits man and q squaw from
ffspniag yesterday afternoon a. ,
e'rlaek
The rssspie we're c8rsirg from &c.
attic h. iflts place IN canee. They
iser M fntasiratef nrrn the com
tenfa q a lli1 ~ WHISKY, and about
fniis uff shase frem on sts har1a
eapslse4 the ehnse After they had
been hanging 10 the beat Tor about
an hour. and The saaaw Nar - chill.
I'd ~ 10 he barely abte 10 hang 70
the dtinuut. fheff rriea faf hefp ~.
fractesf the attention - Owens and
Mstson. who went out in a boat and
rescued thefn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-27
rolo sAmG STORY or rHu wol
sgsMs PROUD or tiIe WORK

INDIANAPOLIS Fvb "a Charles
Jones. former cellmate u KNAPP
says that the latter sonfrsard all The
lunlnaa 10 him. hat .o said that he
Killed his nrut wife Ia order ,hat ~
miaht marcy the aacond. The uniy
diaerencr bctv son the stony told "a
Jones aud the hast confession. IL that
he claimed 10 the former that he had
killed Mary Eckart Tor 70 cents. aud
made No reference 90 hin latest story
that Hannah Goddard had assisted
him hy halding Mary ErhhrtN hands
while he ntranRipd tho latter,
HAMILTON, o., Feh. N.e-fferN
effort " nelns made 20 md the essts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-27
TWO MANY MEN

PORTLAND. Feb. s7.--Tha unions
here are IN receipt ~ n letter from
the labor council nj Dawson. Y. T..
warning all wofkmen 10 keep away
The letter snya the town n now over.
run with Iabofefn who cannot Ret
employment. Many Of them are said
to be public charges.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-27
KILLED IN
EXPLOSION

cof.uMnus. Kan. Fob. si,.'-rhfee
men wegc KILLED. two fatally and 10
the i.Affiln pow der works this morn
ing. The disaster Vas caused ny
loose frswdsf in tho prssr mill, which
vas the only building destroyed. be-
ing Isolated ft,pm others
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-27

We win. during all OF this week,
sell oil sheet music at Toe pet copy.
IN amy quantity. OF your own rrlec-
ton, This music retails resula riy
at l5c, 35c. hoc and s1e. some as high
as N,o0. While We are out Of all OF
the most popular music. there IL still
quite stock of good music OF an
kinds left aud Il viii certainly pay
anyone wishing something In this
line to step In and look over the
same. Prices on instruction books
of all kinds literally cut 60 pieces.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-27
KNAPP CONFESSED
TO HIS CELkMATE
MEN MURpses-moNsrER NOW

~ Hannah Goddard. Ia ordef 10
niineh the local murder eases against
hnaph At moan most pf the par
ties had returned n 10 believed that
the box tiaatrd IN the recent hlEh
n atef and was carried out Into tbs
Ohio river
knapp seefnH fathQr proud Ut hia
crimes THE morning ana gave u
number ~ reporters demonstrations
al HE methods % atrAnRiinR in act
lnE the part he has played repeat
eilY lie Hays he would probably
haAe killed hiA resent bride u he had
hetll uHmalested little longer. She
', thH him last week with hia hands
nnnn let thraAl. IN he nlrnn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-27

munlcation Considerable loss ~ life
IL reported Ia North Wales aud Ian.
cashlrp. Three mills WITS wrecked
la Lancashire. The uhip rlnaai was
grounded ia Acrsey The ersW wac
rcrcued with difficulty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-27
Remarkable Values

IN all lines OF small Musical Instru-
menta. We have n very large as
aortment Of Mnndolins. Guitars,
Victims, lihntoH, Music Boxes, Talk
ina Marhinca. MI kinds of strings,
trimmings. etc, To show YOU, and
our prices VIII surprise you on
many lines
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-27

LONDON, reh gJ--A train va.
hlewn beittN Oft the track today
near WhitehaNen aud a. people We're
Injured terrific Htetm u blow lne
hH over dnsat hfitaln aud Whole
eeantiez arr eut or ffom Nirr com
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-27

arc Investment Brokers
WOW h the time 10 buy Alaska Oh
tnfA& They arr due for an ad-
Aae~ n The near future We offer
r. <zs@-
- Z = an 9. Corporation. .siscE
- Alaska Petroleum a Coal lie
- Gxfaila Hay on A Fts.l ga
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-27
GOT THE MONEY

CEDAR apHiNaa. Mich. Feb. a.
The vault Of Huhbaesin bank was
blown open 'ast night by two masked
men who escaped IN stolen rig.
They secured 1000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-27

Nil AID MhH FiifbEHfc ciniBTFH-
SIN tfafhsfa ~ a4aiaty ara thaafrieat
daHaies and bedy culture A. rhraisnaans
haiti phons. He'd u indapsn1em zi9i.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-27

Aibcrt shoup charged with lar
r~ny from the person. pleaded
guilty IN the superior rouft yester-
DAY aud WAS sentenced 20 one year
To- she peuiieutiafy. Hhoup stole a
watch from man named hattisotia
hut stated IN court that he was IN
tosirassd az the time tho theft as
committed
- fa14aaa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-27

cuNNESifNcr nRAtTY. HkAiTii All
pHOffT
siaoo wouid ypu ilso to - he owner Of
nyea sefe mutt Harch mat woui1 make
yon . nna Twins beside increasing in
vaiu. a. the cit9 gruws y q. ueeiis teQ
cholce sflectnd treas and oxeri the affes
Of sifswherfies. aii ln dns share thia
soil 10 No ! and IN an etcsiicnt lgsa.
ton neaa sehaqi Nnd nsinhhnfs thlfty
nnr minutes walk VII take yau 20 tie
electric car and ,hir's minutes ride 80
ADAMS a NICHOLS.
i.ia sscana avenue. Room sia
FOR QUICK eAf.Es.
ssIs-You can have nve sores o. me mnd
faf ssia. You cay Ne $50 cash AMI SIS
every Three rniiuthe until raid fwssttt
minuies walk 90 No ei-etfic car, 10 niin-
utcs ride 10 tes uity haniy 20 srhecl ana
$500 Fins nov cottage ana ouihutidins.;
two larxv lots. highly cultivated. herfies
aud fruit. only hires miautes walk a.
car. four cent fare. terms N rart.
ADAMS NICHOLS.
iait Second avenue hoam sia
We have Do, Coz loo. with twa cottages walk.
lwg broom co''esr', watkins distance.
fofpn. terms.
We have oesico with i~e oostases, walA
Us distance, On h'n' car runs Pact door.
TAYLOR. COOK = co.
~ Arado.
WHY pay 5000 Tor sQ-foot let's when
We can sell you one acre Tor s9se
one block from school and two
blocks from electric car line. at
Columbia. easy terms. call and
see. Stettengren n Arncli, Is Rox-
wen block. corner First and Co
umhla.
CHEAP lot. a, -sai 10. q, rIn.nsa cis,.
onil " minutes tide on old Renton cav
line, on Washinsto1 street, terms o.
down, nonthit Come today. Large
warm once On nrounda
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-27

J. NJ. bennett. isweief. 2 Colonial.
Second and Columbia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-27

IefHefuie fesuiY pafiafs 1llsff4r scsip
treatment positive cure Tor landfan.
and ~ rfntilaua ~ The Hraip. ahanIllss+
Ing haif dressing HianinuflnE afsI fss-
tat massage also garry firH line -
almond afeafn an1 Htin TODD VITA
tpftiH Millinery h,pfs. i5la fsrDnd ave.
= 8 care neuralgia fiiaufusilHIu asthma.
kidney trqulifrl Dyspepsia We Nii
buiid ges up " run dueu IN health.
sfssfiia eases Hpef lHlfF. fau i.afi-
thte u hrisHfH. if9s asfand avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-27
Business. cnsres.

fF~Af.N n,.i.r wasisa - izais@ - aas
fhs-< % - so f1a pstesi isstisf ssa
a.ifaAin asn-as - " os Sarths~sseff
SAC a.. ris $1,000
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-27
Per s.is-MisesfI.rsoo.

NJ ssss sssssS . isss "a sss iiss .
-~srfy nsssnpofi . Mail ses rs'
rprf kiosh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-27

HOTEL. sENE,sA' 49,
Cor, First Ave. and foneca rtrset.
Clean. sunny. Comfortable,
Rooms by this Day or Week
fcntN FIRST AVE%UI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-27
Latest Novelties in Slippers

Ladies New t-sifap Haftan Aoa-
veulr NilpfSerp Ffeueh heel. paf-
tisuisriy nice for party wear.
y = vaiu~ selling at. s1.T5
f.adies' Uruapia KID i=Htrap Slip
per with silk hos aud fancy
buckle, fi.so value sellsnE -
,:Se
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-27

For szis-Mitesttsrso0,
dlffAf isSrtbArtos nAI-k ~ he ned
front Fafnifefs Co. - Afq H>eusd a.
enas sn1th C~lnE r. the hursflnE ~ =
ustsf nlNiuL uftirh dsf1aEaf euf irnrusass
stprk co1sideratiY. - sfe offerinx g the
rselle hsrssins IN eur dna that utf suf.
pfias an ssaetins yubiic- lafniiaif.
sss~~s rsnsr. ksas~f. oreekssr~sre
sts.ear. an1 all hfur~hota fufnsthinSs
~ seeas oss-tsnth % thsif aeta.i ysiss
sstrs "a eur Hns a. s.es.
ron RALw e-h-ap p@iF a xses ssls-
sisen~s. suitable ffg private Has - "a
tsnsienl alro kbVat 80 feet q letg.sf
~if~ vsnesa ts~s. III ssisssA
ron sAfsN-sfss<s rsnses csfpsts, isafAss
Chairs tstles. hnak caaea, show cast
wsrafctes and rietur~s al half pftes. col
ees rihs stssst
FoH aAf.E- M~n's ae~m r,.ts~rs 81 aes
iadirsi misses sad rhiisp a. zaTI Surth.
western thns Co. IL Narnnd eNeauf.
Ftl1. eguipl-~a Gan isck. Hrsi tiFssir sigp
ssd stefs hF sale. u.ass. rtekaea -.
Pint ave
cittcKE~s-yss sale fnssire AT Wool
lawn aNeu.s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-27

GRAND PACIFIC Horr1. iiis rtrst ave-
nue. house newly furnished; all modern.
prices moderate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-27

fIfPHic. Feb. IA tremendous
gold FEVER stampede has been started
hsre due 10 q rsported nnd 81 geid
Ia the mud hanks of the river Muids.
A committee has been appointed 10
investigate the report
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-27

AHuoNAur.-iih Nesirr way. changed
hands, eican pleasant ruomrl das. week
sur month
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-27
The TOuraine Hotel

ft.faFnished and rented through
|oat. nov upsn fnf business. ~ 4.
IHtchns. Prop. occideutal avrnus
|pnd Main street. Seattle. Telephone
Main rs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-27

ciftcK E~s-rsr sale fn4sifs al
lawn atenss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-27

Ladies New Columbian sandal
slippers. French heck Arfi.tiaaiiy
made and finished. ~ - value
Ladies' i<id oxford. with new ruili-
tary heel, heavy flexible roler.
100 value. selling AZ. .s., $50
..fa.s. a.. :. a...I
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1903-01-17

from all countries for q period Of one
year. The intense cold prevailing and
the shortage Of coal in the East is csus-
ing great suffering among the poor. Coal
may now come in from Canada.
Milford Martin, president Of the New
York & Nevada Copper Company Of Ely,
@. Fl. Shaw. e. Ssrund. s. w. Trsylor. j..
A. Traylor. and James T.. Gsskill were ar
rivals 10 Eureka Thursday from EIko. Mr..
Martin, accompanied by Msssrs. Shaw and
Strunk. left by private conveyance Friday
morning for Ely. Mr.. Shaw. it is UNDER
stood. will be placed in charge Of the CON-
psny's property ct that place. and Mr..
Ssrund Is TO be the bookkseper and account
ant. The other gentlemen Of the party will
remain here until the arrival Of Mrs. J.. A..
Trsylor from Ely Saturday morning. when
they will take their departure from Eureka
BY the noon train.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1903-01-17

The Whslen Con. Copper Mining Com
pany will continue development work on
their mines near Alpha. The following
force OF men in charge of Andy Stinson
are now working at the mines: Dan
Davies. John Williams, James Hills,
Frank Lewis. William Hamlyn.
A dwelling house belonging TO John w,
Brown at Ruby Hill al purchased last
week by Colonel Lay Of the Whalen Con-
Copper Co., torn down and the lumber
shipped to Alpha to be used In building
cabins for the workmen and making other
repairs. James Downing has been en-.
gagged to do the carpenter work.
The +. & p. r. r. Co. put in a switch
this week at Cedar. three miles from
Pine Station, for the convenience of the
Whalen Copper Company.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1903-01-17
A NEWS ITEMS.

A suit for defamation of character is
going on in Tonopah.
The Silver State says there is a case Of
smallpox at Lovelock, the little daughter
of Commissioners Ruddell being the vic
tim. The disease is said to be in q mild
form.
Reno has a lively set of Office seekers.
The other day Justice Nash was taken
home sick with pneumonia and three
men put in applications for his Office in
case he died.
Word comes from Tonopah that the in
dividual who ATTEMPTED to Jump one OF
Frank Golden's claims in that district
accepted an invitation of the citizens
committee to walk out of town.
The Humboldt county grand jury ig-
nored all the charges against Randall
Sage, Frank Sage, Clay Langwith and
Perry Boyd. charged with the murder Of
one sheepherder and the attempted MUIR
der of another. Fred Karrigan and F.
Barnes were indicted for burglary and
Joe Ondarzo, Victor Rubianas and Jiredo
Neveran we're indicted for stealing cattle.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1903-01-17

The Myrtle Point, Oregon, Enterprise Of
Jan. l published the following account OF .
very pretty wedding which took place We'd
nesday, Dec. 81, 1902, at s p. m. ct the
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. McCloskey,
when their sister, Miss Fannie Self, was
united in marriage to Mr.. Jasper o. Osborn.
Rev. Thos. Barlow, Of the German Baptist
church. being the officiating minister. The
house WAS decorated with cedar plants and
flowers and presented . beautiful appear
ance. The contracting parties were united
within the enclosure of an immense arch Of
evergreens. Miss Sarah Wagner acting as
bridesmaid and Bert McClosky % best man.
The bride was prettily attired in grey,
trimmed in white Pesu de Sole and applique.
Miss Winnie Spires played the wedding
march IS the bridal party entered the room.
The bride is well known, popular and
highly respected young lady and has many
friends. The groom is one of the excellent
young men Of our town. He 10 . sober, in
dustrious young man and is deservedly
popular.
Miss Fannie Self 10 the daughter Of A. NJ.
Self, who formerly resided al Duckwster,
Nye county, Nevada.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1903-01-17
VISITORS.

Unfortunate Family Given Free FRAN
s~poratfen Back 20 Palssade.
A man and wife and six small ohildrer
were arrivals in Eureka by Mondays train,
They gave their name o. Schneider; said
they came from Wells. Elko county, and
we're on their way to Prospect, this county.
where they claimed the wife's brother. John
Myers, was working in the Diamond mine.
Upon their arrival here, 90 their story goes.
they found the brother had left some two
weeks ago for Reno. Their means had been
exhausted in making the trip 10 this place
and they we're in destitute circumstances.
They 81 once proceeded in no backward
way 10 AK for assistance from different
people, and the same afternoon made sp-
plicatior 10 the Chairman Of the Board Of
County Commissioners for return trans
portstion to Pslissde. After taking the
matter under consideration the Commits.
sioners decided that the wisest thing for
them to do was to get the family speedily
out Of town, % indications pointed rather
forcibly toward them being . bad lot.
transportation was furnished them and
they returned to Palissde Tuesday.