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The Nome nugget., 1903-11-14
tenced to McNeil's island, the federal penitentiary on Puget sound.

tenced to McNeils island, the fedora penitentiary on Puget sound.
 "The facts leaked out. Manthei be came frightened, confessed, was arrest ed, obtained his liberty on bail and skipped. President Roosevelt pardoned the innocent woman, but she died of a broken heart.
 "The extradition proceedings, it is understood, were taken by the United States authorities at the instance of the criminals bondsmen. The bail was $2.5OO. When they found that it would cost that sum, if not more, to put Man. thei where he belongs, they were un- willing to proceed, and it was accord ingly dropped.
 "Manthei, however, is a prisoner in the Yukon, unless he crosses the Rock ies. He cannot go down the river or out by Skagway, as the moment he sets foot on American soil, he will be arrest ed. His face is well known in the Klondike. Public opinion has placed a stamp on his brow that will forever make him an outcast in this country. It is doubtful if he will find his resi- dence here much more agreeable than a term in the gloomy penitentiary on McNeil's island"
The Nome nugget., 1903-11-14
Elegant Prizes.

The Hard Times ball, to be given Wednesday evening, Nov. IS, at Golden Gate hall, promises to be great suc- cess. Already numbers of people are preparing their costumes, many of which will be of unique patterns.
 The lady's prize for the best sus- tained character, 8 beautiful lace collar, handmade. which is now on ex- hibition in the show windows of the Nome Drug Company, is really work or art, and is attracting much atten- tion. Competent judges have been se- lected to award the prizes. The gen. tleman's prize is 8 dozen real linen handkerchiefs. Tickets for the Hard Times ball are now on sale at $l each
The Nome nugget., 1903-11-14
STRIKE ON SHUSH|TNA
In the Copper River COuntry-Two Men in l5 Days Clean up 100 Ounces With Two
 SIuiCe BOXeS-Near Valdez.
Especial Dispatch to THE NUGGET. )

Valdez Oct. 19Fve named Monohan, CaIson, Smith, Johnson and Windemuer Valdez, yesterday S1, 800 gold from strike the side head of the ShuSlitna 65 miles Slate creek
 The discovery made August 6 last having been found creeks which named respectively Valdez White and Wcersham Good prospects also creeks.
 Two shoveng in b days lengths boxes, cleaned up 100 ounces.
 The gold is evenly distributed through gravel bedrock being reached at depth of four
 The winter route to the of the strike Valdez glacier the being 200 miles, The summer route is via Copper Center the aena the being miles,
 The dscoverers of the gold region all old timers thoroughly reliable They days
The Nome nugget., 1903-11-14
Edward Manthei Set
 at Liberty.
PRISONER IN YUKON
And Cannot Leave COuntry...Ex' tradition Proceedings Are
 Dropped Entirely.

"The unwillingness of the United States authorities to incur much ex- pense in bringing him to justice has saved Edward Manthei. the Nome per jurer, from long term in prison, which he richly deserves. The extradition proceedings were dropped by the States yesterday in the police court, and the sslf-confessed perjurer released" says the Dawson News of Sept. 2S.
 "J. B. Pattullo, of Pattullo X Ridley, who appeared for the United States authorities in the case, informed the court late yesterday afternoon that they had been instructed to drop the pro- ceedings. Captain Wroughton then discharged the prisoner. Manthei dreaded return to Nome. He once said that he would rather serve ten years in the Dawson jail than ten min utes at Nome. He left the court room looking immensely relieved.
 According to his own confession, Manthei sold himself for $50 Two Nome scoundrels wanted to get even with fallen woman. They hired Man the for $50 to falsely accuse her of theft Manthei was not acquaintep with the woman in question, made an error and swore away the liberty of poor Helen Wagner. Though he dis covered in court that she was the wrong woman, he swore that she robbed him. Helen Wagner was convicted and sen
The Nome nugget., 1903-11-14
NO TRUTH
 IN THE REPORT
That the Schooner Zenith is Fast in the Ice of Nor.
 ton Bay.

R. H. Griffis, the mail carrier. states that there is no truth in the report pub lished in contemporary to the effect that the schooner Zenith was fast in the ice of Norton bay. The schooner came up from Norton bay late last month, and she experienced some diffi- culty with ice at that time, and this fact undoubtedly gave rise to the re- port,
The Nome nugget., 1903-11-14
Billy" Arthur'S New Place.

William Arthurs has bought out the Richelieu saloon and has removed the fixtures to the Muther building where tonight he will open under the name of The Capital. The new saloon has been thoroughly retitted, and is an attractive place. Mir. Arthurs is a well known old-timer of this section, and he has d host of friends, all of whom will be welcomed at the new place.
The Nome nugget., 1903-11-14

If you want to have your claim sur veyed and plated go and see Otto Halla. He will charge you from SlO up, according to location of claim. You can sec him at any time at Eul's, Front street.
The Nome nugget., 1903-11-14

K. B. Zehner, the jeweier, has re- moved from the store formerly occu- pied by him, opposite Barracks square, to the store lately occupied by Seger- strom & Hagen, opposite Bank of Cape Nome. At
The Nome nugget., 1903-11-14
Everyone Is Going.

Many people will attend the Hard Times ball to be given next Wednes- day night at Golden Gate hall. There will be excellent music, handsome prizes for the two best characters (lady and gentlemanl and tirst-class time may be expected. You don't want to miss this event, as it will be unique affair. Tickets are $l each.
The Nome nugget., 1903-11-14
The Disabled Meteor.

Manager Rogers, of the Northwest ern Commercial Co.,, yesterday received a telegram from Seattle dated Oct 2l, which stated that the underwriters had given bond for the insurance of the steamship Meteor, disabled early in October in Boring sea, and that the tug Tyee had been despatched to Dutch Harbor to bring the steamer to Seattle,
The Nome nugget., 1903-11-14

Helen Wagner was convicted in the district court, Judge Wickersham pre- siding, John L. McGinn being acting district attorney. At the time the con- victiOn of the woman was deemed a miscarriage of justice, and Wickersham subsequently recommended her pardon. But the woman was then dead.
The Nome nugget., 1903-11-14
Fresh Lowney's candy N. A T. & T. Co.
Repairs to Buildings.

The work of making alterations and repairs to the Marine hospital building and the U. $. telegraph building, on Barracks square, is progressing rap idly. The contractor is F.. B. Fulton.
The Nome nugget., 1903-11-14
Horse Fell on Him.

w. F. Code was the victim of an ac- cident the other day, the result of which compels him now to travel on crutches. Mir. Code was out on Dexter creek, when his horse slipped on the ice and went to the ground, severely spraining Mir. Codes left ankle.
The Nome nugget., 1903-11-14
HOme.Made Candies.

Fresh made candies of all kinds, fresh every day, at the Hoffman Candy Kitchen. Front street, opposite Bank of Cape Nome. Our candies are well known and are always reliable.
The Nome nugget., 1903-11-14
Notice.

Mrs. Loda Frazier Hays, recently of Chicago, has located in Nome and poened voice culture studio in the Staples block, room 10, corner First avenue and B street. Voices examined daily, free of charge, from ? to p. m
The Nome nugget., 1903-11-14

hold him for several seasons to come. He will return in few days and spend the winter in preparation for extensive operations next year.
The Nome nugget., 1903-11-14

Family trade a speciality. Goods delivered promptly by our special delivery wagon. All goods guaran- teed. N. A. T. & T. Co.
The Nome nugget., 1903-11-14
An Ad.' in The Nugget Pays

Largest and best equipped printing does all kinds of job printing.
The Nome nugget., 1903-11-14

Fresh cows milk, 25 cents a quart, delivered, or leave orders at w. G.. Evans, Steadman ave. Alaska Dairy COmpaDy
The Nome nugget., 1903-11-14

Imported salame, olive oil, dried and canned mushrooms, chilli peppers and German lentils at Snake River grocery.
The Nome nugget., 1903-11-14

Fresh beef and mutton ct Pacific Cold Storage company's markets, 22S and 344 Front St:
The Nome nugget., 1903-11-14

Matt board for mounting pictures for sale at THE NUGGET office.
The Nome nugget., 1903-11-14
Go to the North Pole

Bakery for the best bread and pastry The only coffee house in town.
The Nome nugget., 1903-11-14

You can buy beautiful flannel dress shirts without collars at Gus Browns.
The Nome nugget., 1903-11-14

You can buy smoking jacket or bath robe at Gus Browns.
The Nome nugget., 1903-11-14

Hot Lunch from I7 noon to I7 mid. night at the Reception.
The Nome nugget., 1903-11-14

Hot Alaska Strawberries And clam chowder served night and day at the Board of Trade saloon.
The Nome nugget., 1903-11-14

Swell line of fancy hand bags at Suter's, the Jeweler.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-13
] LITTLE HAPPENINGS

Queen Anue avenue. FROM HART
Ezsa 70 Caller street. Prospect street.
from Secoud avenue north - sixth
avenue we@t. and Warren avenue,
from Prospect street - Gaisr essee
eae 70 - paved with WarFrn's btu
.s.ss.s-... :-..ss 1870 -. -.
tsisttte tlgia up Ehe saving petitions
fot the reason that this mode %
pavement W8s dtscredited. Tne peti-
toners insisted. however. and the
council last night granted their re-
quest
y ]. Hickey. proprietor Of tina
Toraine hotel Vas Booked al police
staten last Might on a eharEe 81
assault and battery. preferred
eRalust hiuN b. J. Piumfakisx The
trouble oc1nFyrd In tha hotel Each
OF the nien claims that the other s.
e blame for the faw and struck the
flTst blow. Justice Cam will hear
the casc.
A merr -xo-round owned bx r.
ITrn aas nearly DESTROYED Nv IRE
A. ueprSetoHn yesterday. The origin
o ihe hisEe = net knswn. The VOL
unieef ure department rut out the
.,smss. The damage Win not exeecd
The etty council last night ra...,a
= f1anaR-ee giving city water sfes
Or charge 70 school district No
hch Includes ali the ashoals n ~.
city hiuifs- This vas dona on az
explicit understanding that s6s
Eater shall be used N b@aafifvlnw
the scnool grounds az well a. ~
Esneral purposes.
Aal. hlnEaarn u che quart~rwan.
.vf department. was yesterday -
noon authorized 20 rau fnr -
psaais for $50 tons Of oass 80 -
~ - n.1 The bids wili be opened
go = - fnrase = PROBABLY fat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-13
MASCOT
MUST 90

Councilman Kistier introduced an
ordinance az the meeting of ghc city
council laat night BY which he pre-
poses 10 rut the Mascot and any
other temperance runcart halls
which may hereafter attempt to au,
crate under straight theatrr licenses.
oui OF business.
The hlli r. Co. amend chat part -
the present cts ordnance licensing
theatefa au1 concert halls Is max
ms t unlawful tor 500 rrEuiaf
theAter license 20 BE- issued Tor or
hetd ~ luaHtica hefe iiQuag
license II owned
The present ordinance provides faf
the Issuance ~ a straisht thfatsg
iirsuae hsr "a fee Of ftea per aunuug
IN she section following h provides
for th1 tasunuar ef a variety thea
ter ncsuee Cor places where int0xis
eating liquors are sold So Canfunes
ilon vita the thsetef The fee for
sha license % tlpQ per hnuutn.
The prurfistnra 81 the Ma
COT dodge the issue hy claiming that
they arr not selling tAtextra tina
hquarr. uhile At the same time they
hold a liquor license
Ntstief'a measure was referred -
thr police. license and revenue conn
rtffra
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-13
MARSH
DENIES
Says He Doesn't Collect
for the BiII-Posiing
Monopoly

city License Inspector Marsh de
fiies most vigorously that ha has any
Interest In securing the SER
xicos ~ people u distribute bills aud
circulars for the loeai bill posting
monopoly. he said to-day al refer
sncc e. the story published Ia yestyrs
days star. wherein the troubles %
the AGED Louis bu Marion were re-
lated.
n did not take any money nom
BIN 81 his employer 10 pay Tor Du
Matien's itccuse.
lie took the money himself aud
got his own permit. have noihins
10 60 with the eiu posting concern
! am employed hy the city and paid
q regular salary for my work I am
supposed % see that 30 one violates
the license ordinances. ana when
found this man daing 81. I arrested
him; bat as u matter OF courtesy /
took him 70 h.a employer Instead %
locking him up ia Jail,
As Soon ss Du Marion said Ae
knew nothing about tnia ueensa OF.
dfnance. 7 rs3eaxad htn and he get
his fermit from the company.
The city recognizes the card giV.
IN by the Seattle City WA Peatlnr
such a card - allowed % distribute
esrcularN Anyone can DO n with
cat card frofa this company II he
pays The annual lcefssc Zee 81 sSQo
4 have no authority 70 collect
money Tor the company. I Dc not
do Il. and ! never did"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-13
DUG" AND FLANNERY
CANNOT AGREE

Manager Jack Flanuery Of the
Helena team whs ~ ia the air YES.
tcrday Manager DuEdaie OF the Sc
attic team refused to allow MeNlehol
% play with him MeNlehul has
played two games with tho Helena
bunch at short ard has put up woud
hall tie was winning ths games fur
the ffoisha then and nuEtate took
him back ttunuary wants o. trade
him 90 mug but refuses 10 Eiyc the
proper terms
nugdaic wants Pullman. the bid
side=wheel pitcher. bat when Flan-
merry thinks losing the bis fellow
Il nearly kllia him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-13

Fine we'll mHdr Whiak nfaomH.
made or selected stock. Wen
worth ipr.aststs#s ,tss#.,.t.. =. lie
ueat ramplea Scrub brushes. y
In long. Nith handle ou top.
worth 1870 Wednesday itt.ss lie
Genuine nsiatir Shaving nrushoa
eeilulald handle. worth ipc. Wc1
lsadhf st+sattttsttt..sf lbe
Fancy Decorated Shaving MuRa.
worth iaC Wednesday ...t4.. i3e
German china cups and HaucerH.
several pretty decorations, worth
ihci "wednesday ssst.ss..s.s.. lje
Nice clear polished Glass Rcrry
Bowls. worth iye. Wednesday. 81.
ssstt+fsftt #tfsssfftt ttstf+ftsss lie
No Welahaeh Burner. worth i9es
"wednesday a..ss.+tt ...st#.s t3e
Ne g Wel-baeh Maniel worth zee
wednesday .stsssss tss4.tfsss lie
Fancy Crepe Paper Candle Shades.
~ hll eolorH. worth lie Wednyas
day ..44...a.., .......s.4s..,.5 Use
Dainty Decorated china Tooth
pick Holders, worth igc. We'd
BsHdaY ...t4t..s.a rtssss..fss4 iao
Good Niekclulated Nut Crackers.
worth 100. Wednesday 4,t.s Use
Nice. Thin Decorated China cream
Pitchers, worth iac. "wednesday
sstst.a4 tt.sss,... stts=st..s lae
Thin Japanese China Cups and
sauccu. worth iae Wednesday
........g.- &c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-13
Eight to Eleven
BALANCE OF THE p. X. SUEDE LINE at 75c

Women'a Fast Black fsAcr Cotton
Hove. double toe and heel superior
quality. zoc value. special from :
b. II a izi4e.
rtoya white Yacht CAPS. zoc
values f6r
Boys s,raw Hats. sse values.
ite.
Misses wool skirts kfitsd. siik
braid and button trimmed. full
lined. special $500 and 1910 vaiaes.
70 ~. tsss.
Women'H Cream white Russia
Crash sklfts self : strapped and
button trimmed. special. 10 II.
f1ss
Children's White Hansagtched
Aprons. regular value tte. special.
70 N. tFs
Misses White Skirts. made o.
las..s S .ss..ss ..y,ys cssa ,-s's..--..s,.
&c.. ssf@szss ssskti .ssfsa. f$safsf safsse
t2Tt. Epscssl. 20 II. ksc.
Women's Large White Aprons.
deep hem long wide strings. regu-
ihr value ftc. special. ifo.
sac Pstiicoatk. worth ftc.
81 g Fptftcuatn. black and culors.
All lengths. &c.
$50 Wash SILK waists. In black
or white. ali sixes. gA1t.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-13
ARE CHARGED WITH
ABETTING FIGHT

informations wcre nlvd In the ag-
refier court yesterday against a. A..
hoeraocher Al +. SMITH ard War
rem Hruekhard. the schoal directors
who allowed the nerilu school house
60 he allowed far a pfiae iEht
The charge against thn three Is
that % aiding and abetilng prise
aEhtlng
Warrants have been issued from
the sherif'a cfiiee. hat the three des
PENDANTS have stated their intention
81 camlug g. Seattle tmmssiiatcty and
no deputy sheriff viii be sent after
them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-13

Real English Cotton Tnrabon
Lace and INSERTIONS. different
widths. 81 new. choice saailapsd
adana. THAI sill wash and vear
wen miitabie fUr trimming fine un-
drrH ear. etc. worth feHHisflE up
a. 80 yard. sain price. 20 II. Sac
yard
Camhfte Eushrol1eries extra
arr qualities. Fnud strong edges.
thaiee neat patterns, assorted
widths a. rhaaae from. new open
aud blind designs wnrth regularly
o. ara - 81 YaFd. sale price 90
o. He farf.
Canvas Laundry BAGS 1apanern
noaaI designs fuut arrived. eKfta
large aise. very finest quality
worth regularly Gar each sale
rriee. = 70 it. f9r each.
r. affseA ffaaf ufHaE Eat..aF5sla
90 quality. ~ isc.
tz.Inrh ffre BLACK nfilnhnfine.
hgst English make. in dutH and
figures value So. Al ~
Wamen'H MACK SIP watch
Guards wIth Auid Or NiRef siideH.
Vtfx hetf nuHHts. worth regularly
70 each sale price ffufn 3 10 a.
auiF 81 sAeh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-13

Mra Lloyd Smith. charged with
obtaining money under fAsse pFstrns=
- fFum several women IN the city
BY selling them sham mtninN stock
viii have her nrut hearing IN this
state ~ the Superior Instead 81 ths
fuMates courts ON mntl8n ~ ths
proAecuting attorney her Ease was
dismissed from Iusiks Cams court
today. An Information wNa filed
against her in the sur~riaF court ahs
has been f~arfsstsd b. Deputy shsr-
IN lack NuHagta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-13
COVE RMENT TO
SURVEY ALASKA

The gvaiaEirai formations and the
topography ~ Alaska VIII next fan
os better known than e ever has
before. five United states Eroz
logical survey parties VIII 80 north
ia the next few weeks. Two with
make a sociological aud Typographical
survey % Seward peninsu a, tw,s w'tH
make similar survey 81 the tcrs
Fstory lNtng hetNscn thr TaaanA AnA
Yukon yitsfa. and oue PARTY vii tn
Vvstig2se the geological conditions
On noaEias island and IN the "
entity " juneau
A. e. Cslilsr. who vii head ere 81
the parties "a the Seward peninsula,
arrived rs Tits cts Yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-13

Enfra values in Solid steel Scis-
aors. "a and inches ionR worth
regularly So pair. sale price from
s. "a o. choice. a5e per pair.
t.uster Crochet Cation. very best
quality. fuli size spaqls al coiors
inc'ndine white and black. fnid
oYrfYw here AT g. per spool. esls
price "wednesday from ) 20 A..
choices. 3 Fpeals Tor SC.
Boys Mothers Friend white
waiFt Houses sizes 4 and Z.
regular AZ kind. from SEQ II Tor
So.
Boys Dark Knee Pants, chew
lots. g u Esars. from Go II.
10.
Ms6'a SOC Htsht Robes. . 70 II.
each Eac
Meme 80 Fancy SIX Shield
Il a !. .SS.. . -. - -. :. =. :.
1870 49, s'sstsi friaii : s=s+s-ii
IN q box. rcEuiar price IL box. =
% 1t. g. haE
HHiiadHHHa Porous piaHters. rex
uiar price llcs 5 70 II s.
williams Pink pills regular
price the bor + 90 II eoe box.
Pare Essence Peppermint reEu-
iaF price &c bottle > % II q bot
sic.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-13
Ne URGES CITY TO
BUY PARK LANDS

John G. oims;sd. the rosed and.
xrAre gardener n nrnokitne Mass
who = nos IN tha cltN ml4uFllu4 nrtf
tFEss
dressed f>s city cauucu a. it's rnsets
ma last aiEht
Mr.. oinastsd tuid Il the great al
RAntaGrp Seattle hes over nust
cities ~ The United State. for a
beautiful parking aud heuiavart
systsHa, and urged that ghs city ist
no Opportunity slip fer securing park
sites At a reasonable figure which "a
years % come i mar have % pay
dearly Tor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-13

Pretty white Opel Salts and Pep
pers. worth ibe a pair. Wsanss
day t...tasf..ssti .fss.s 'ts+s. 80
Hoya narsbails. regular ise Wee
nesday special z4s.tsss..,ssa. ifs
Hayn' Baseball bats. regular X
Wednesday it.ssttttss- stf.ss h9e
Granite Steel MIX Pans. t-quaft
size. regular price Csc Wsanss.
day sEssfsHsffrss# 90 ss++ e s'
Ffesi fry Pans. cold handle, ~
uiar price Igc, wednesday l3e
UayaI steel Granite Stew Pans.
z-quHrt si1e. worth re, Wsasss
day .4....4...ts4s.. .tsssss.ssfst oe
Hsat steel I4fchd Knives, feks
price zoe. "Wednesday =. ...s. i. i5e
TarbAn cake Moulds with tube 10
lH. diameter. regular price -.
wednesday special .sss...ss.. Toe
Gem Tin. holeas best TN, worm
28c; wednesday special 800 iSe
Heavy TIN Steamers. with coksfi
regular pc. Wednesday 49,. l5e
Well Finished knife and forh
Aoxss. worth &c. WEDNESDAY
special ...4..ttsss ttrtft.fs+ss Toe
Wood Chapping Bowls. best maple
bowls. worth isc. wednesday
special ...ss....st.' sts..ststs' 20
brownie Lunch Boxes. large SIZE
worth igcl Wednesday Npeels,
Granite square Jelly Cake Pans.
regular II wednesday Epseiai
.s....4rr. ssf4.arssssa ssFttss 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-13

Pretty Shape wrought iron can
diestiehf worth ipc' "wednesday
sttt.sttt.s #t.ttfststs s.tfstf i1e
Dainty Decorated Oatmeal ar
Fruit Dishes. worth 100. WEI
hfhhHf tt.stttfts .tfsfftttsr Aa'
Pretty Decorated china Fruit ar
ric Plates. worth ise Wsdnss
day f.fstssst tt..ttt. Toe
bohemian Glass Vases. worth ise.
Wednesday ttttHstt .tss ttssf. lJt
Pretty shape Black English Rock
Tea Pots. worth ipc "Wednesday
.4tssssss sts#t..sHsf .tssHtts .#aft l3e
Clear Polished Glass Olive OF
Pickle Dishes, WoEth ibc. Wea
neadaX ttssssstst= +tstsss. sfsss i5e
Pretty Decorated Eafihenwafe
euapidara. Hofth iae. Wsdnes
day sssftfssss..t 5ss....sHt,s ftlt ioe
Polished CHASE Vinegar Cfneia.
several shapes. worth iFci Wed
usHdaY .ssst+ttsfs4 tsfttstsss iJe
Vegetable Dishes. blue willow
decorations on fine English
China, worth fse Wednesday =.
sfs.ss4stt s4sssstHs sssssfttffss h8e
Fancy Decorated German china
Soup Dishes. worth ise Wsdnss-
day .ss..tsHstfstss. stt..tf tssz. Toe
Pretty Decorated Austrian China
spoon Holders. worth iPc. Wed
HeHinN tasHas.stss % ssstt. .sss zoe
Fancy German china Hanging
Match safe. worth ite. Wedness
Gay ts44tata ss+Hfss fffstsH tfsss iSe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-13

Steamer Humboldt arrived hnm
SkaKway last night with elght pnss
tenEufa she rcfeaftH that an IN
quest has been held over the four
Indians who reeenttA died At ketlh-
ikan after drinking several bottles
81 Florida water They bought II
froW man uamed Eumhrvk whe
runs a several merchandise storc AZ
that place. tt WAS found that the
indisna died fram tbs effects ~ wood
alcohol. hal whether thc Florida wa=
ter contained that polson remains
to be determined hx chemical am
aiysls. II h. said that the FLORIDA
water mixed with aicohel has often
hecn soi5 ca the natives in Alaska
60 eNade the penalty Tor selling
Whiakey. much the SAINT a. "klons
dixie ara 'hoP tea" arc sold tn the
temperance dance halls 81 seattle.
Arrivals from Dawson report that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-13
SAYS SIZE HAS 4 PAST

Patrick Barker has nlea = ret
tipn asking SIR an annuilruenf Il his
nssrrfags 70 Mrs.. Rasisiia zehanfeidt
re alleges that after the wedding
= hieh Superior Judge Morris PER-
formed Jan - he fiscae erred that
ats Mlfe. whom he had eaurteH na
hsfs Mcleod. had q sasi-was a
divoFess weman. Fe c,aiua usnxe
over that she married him iwtfhin
less tran sin months after her a.
toFce. In violation % the dlsarr.
law
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-13
FLORIDA WATER MADE
GOOD INDIANS OF THEM
Inquest Held In Alaska Poisoning Case.--The Yukon
Steamboat Merger Probable

the market there IL well cleaned M.
EHss were selling at 81 per dofee
retail, and there we're hut iiee eases
iu the city O. last until the apnninE
~ navigation
There il a probability that the
steamers Thistle. Ia France. eunersl
Siftan. Caaca and wilbur Cummlus.
which ga the nast have been run in
dcrendentiy between WhitehofHe ana
Dawson. VIII hn operated under uue
mana cement this summer thus pre-
venting the rate wars 81 previous
seasons.
The rustliuE mining city of Attn
Is t. have an c,eetrlc liEht plant
Or scharHyhmidt representing the
british Columbia Power 4 Manufaez
TURING company has purc haasd fur
a eousidefa tion of 1880 tho old plant
~ The SksgWRy i1Eht ~ Water COM
pauN and win remove Il to Attn.