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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-11

claims that a letter containing n
money order OF no small figure was
stolen between the hours OF and
7 o'clock Mrs. BeFgairom prompt
~ notified the police. who IN turn
notified the post0ffioc officials. who
are Investigating tho report.
Jack Forums. ofncinR with the
Kelly Clarke company. told the po-
lice this morning that soma one
robbed him Of a gold watch. Tbs
tlmepleeo Was laid aside for the mo.
meat aud Fortune believes that II
vas picked up by sneak thief who
had been lyiug around the place.
Mayor q. II. barnard. OF Victoria
Wesin eN1aY sent an Invitation q
Mayor BaiiiHEer and the city cuun.
Gil 10 aticnd the annual celebration
u Victoria dzy. May 20 and IS. in
the British Columbia capital
The annual reunion OF the Pho.
nccrs Of Washington win be held
this year a. Madison park June 3,
ands2L A meeting for the purpos,
of arranging thu prellminaries viii
be held next week.
sam TefwliilnEcr. charged with
petty iarcony. and who. n convict
- 81 this charge. would have been
prosecuted under the cumulative
sentence BY reason Of a prior con.
victioa Of burglary, waa acquitted
BY jury Tuesday Afternoon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-11
SCRAP

nEI.LINGHAM. May Bclliag-
ham h. on tho verge 81 a war like
~ 10 break out ~ any moment be-
tween the local ionKshoFemch q
union % 100 men and 10 or more
members Of the seamen's union OF
Seattle.
The neamen arrived here this
morning aboard the Rosaile and
Leader y. H. gill declares they are
fully prepared to protect them
naI4aa. The Seattle Bcamen came
here 20 load the steam schooner
Rainier. where trouble arose be-
tween sailors and local lonEahore-
mcn Tuesday. and they say they
win complete the taBk. Several are
armed.
The BellinEhAm ionEahoremen
held nesting this morning and
decided 20 serve notice on the
BeiinKhAm Hay Improvement com
pany that Il will be boyeotted 80
long az she Rainier calls there This
may close the min temporarily.
They will also boycott BcillnEhAfn
merchants who sell TO Rainier
lunEnhoromen.
They declare they will not submit
tamoly 20 tho invasion Of the sea-
men, which means. II necessary. use
OF force.
Il Ia reported that iongHhorcmen
will arrive from Seattle and Ia
coma tonight 60 assist tho local
union. n they do a fierce fight II
likely To break out The invaders
had not been In the city an hour
before n conflict arose With the To-
cal lonEahoremen. resulting In Gus
Paiz. a lonEHhoreman. getting a
.bfknn arm. and several aoamen be-
Ting chased by a mob % iongnhore-
men.
II Is probable that, II the long
Fhoremen maintain their attitude.
they will extend operations 10 SAIL
ing vessels entering the port.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-11
HAVE YOU
Been HIT

Have you been buneoed. dear
madam?
Have you paid $3.50 for a pre-
sefintion that viii grow hair on A
doorknoh or a pumpkin. under the
assurance that q Is the best faes
skin food that ever was invented7
IL you have not. you certainly
have missed one Of the sensations
OF spring.
Several. and may be hundreds. OF
Seattle women. who are DESTROYS OF
having the blush Of spring on their
cheeks have been taken in" by a
very smooth woman from Denver
who Is selling the receipt for a face
renovator that would work we'll on
bald heads. The prescription IS sup
posed 20 be one Of the greatest
things for narrowing cut wrinkles
and removing the advance agents OF
old age that ever came across the
pike.
Accompanied with the inducement
20 buy the prescription Is a small
sample Of goods that works like 4
lawn mower In the back yard. This
sample Is supposed to be an exact
reproduction OF the receipt, and GER
tainiy couvtnces those who want TO
be buncoed that the stuff Is all
right
And II Is only s2so per prescrIp-
ton.
The sample may be all right. IL
the opinion OF those who have tried
It.
But the prescription does not pro-
duee the results claimed.
one beauty doctor OF the city had
Il handed to her 20 the tune OF $3.50.
and. after getting her prescription.
found that she had the same thing
for bald heads. she bought # for
the best thing known Tor removing
wrinkles and other face deficiencies,
but found that the treat was on her.
7 bought the prescription and
paid S2.50 for It." said she, "and
after looking It over recognized tt
an old friend. / had used the pre-
scription for years for the purpose
Of inducing hair growth. bat would
not dare 10 use Il on anyone's face,
unless II was some one who wanted
a good growth OF whlskers. Will
acknowledge that l was buncoed
good and proper.
'The woman is a smooth taiker
and is undoubtedly taking In a good
many Seattle women. All have 10
say Is. the prescription Is not what
Il ts represented 20 be. Any per-
son familiar with the business can
supply the same prescription Tor
about Is cents and be glad 60 get
rid Of H. II Is certainly Of no usa
as a face remedy for women"
The skin food Is called Lanoline
Cream or lanolium wash or some
thing like that and will grow the
finest kind OF carpet on a hard
wood floor, &C least that l. what il
Is represented to do by those who
know. Instead OF beautifying the
skin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-11
LITTLE HAPPENINGS

Complaints In divorce were filed
Thursday as follows Minnie Nc
.Combor va David McComber,
cruelty; Cora r. Vevions W. Waiter
Vevlans. cruelty: Anne Harvey vs..
samuel Harvey. drunkenness and
non support; Rosa Bogel IS. An
drew Boeol. drunkenness.
Tho trial OF Arthur A. uenduech.
charged with passing a worthless
check, Is being heard before Judge
Griffin. The defendant Ia a youth
% 70 years, who has always. II Is
claimed. borne n good reputation.
a legacy Of about $1,000 will fall
20 the young man when he becomes
Of age.
Tho new tourist cars TO be run
this summer between Seattle and
81. Paul on the Canadian Pacific
viii start Friday. This new equip
ment will be tho best In the tourist
line running on any trans-eontl-
mental line from this coast. They
have been converted from standard
Shoppers aud give the tourist nearly
all the conveniences TO be had IN
the Pullman cars
The robbery Of n private mall
box NJ Gt0 Beach Drive. May 10. has
caused condemnation IN federal
court circles Mrs. Bergstrom
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.SAYSIT Is
THE LIMIT
FREMONT CITIZENS ARE An
CRY AT THE BUM STREET
CAR SERVICE

Charles Carlson. well known
citizen Of Fremont walked into
The star office Thursday morning
with blood In his eye. He has just
been outraged BY the Seattle Elee-
trio company. and be would have
welcomed an opportunity 20 put on
The gloves with Howard r. Grant.
the man who guides and manages
the tentacles Of the octopus.
The street car service which We
Of Fremont and Green Lake are
enduring Is a blank. blankety blank
disgrace 20 our American clvlrEa-
tion." he declared. 4 invite the
members Of the council 20 take a
ride out 20 Green Lake any even
ing and II. after their experience In
ono Of those human beehiyes called
street cars. they do not vote for the
Moore-Gilman franchise they should
be shot
The cars wont even stop for US
any more One shot past me like
a caiapult the other morning as I
waved my hands az the motorman.
asked the conductor OF the next car
that l succeeded In getting on for
the name OF the sAucy motorman
who had given me the slip. ! could
not set the information. The con-
ductor realized that / wanted 20
report the offense to Superintendent
Kempster. and pretended TO be ig-
norant. The carmen have a system
OF free masonry by which they thus
protect each other from punish
ment for cussedness.
Yesterday morning the car on
which | was going home was side
tracked for half an hour at the
Western mill. I was SO mad that
I wanted 20 get Off and walk. but
the conductor had my nickel and
would not give Il back. Finally.
after five cars had passed the other
way, u freight car, on which was a
man. who had a key with which
the switch could be unlocked. came
along and we got away.
a few days ago | saw a con-
ductor insult a woman who wanted
TO get of at Ewing street. The
woman had two small children. She
could not take them off the car
quickly enough to suit the oarman,
who carried her another block. and
insulted her after she alighted."
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in the city 81 Washington. IN Porte
Rico and the Philippines. ana IL aisg
the rule Ia Massachusetts,. fta al
vantage Il that it keeps corporations
on their good behavior. Its draw
back IL that u leaves unlimited
room Tor boodllnR IN corrupt cts
governments and Tor that reason Il
some times poor financial security
Here the members kept very quiet
and looked around.
The fault q the contract fran
ehlHa IL that it cannot be altered u
suit changed conditions"
lie inlimaked that he dld not ad
mirc infleElhie long term franchises
and referred favorably 10 the plan
% T'om Johnson. Cieveinnd.a mayor
81 putting railways IN the charge Of
a corporation which n guaranteed
certain diVidcnds the city geftinf
The surplus. and having some au-
thorify in the management OF ths
system.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-11
SCORED COUNTY
CORNERSTONE RS

The King County horticultural
society scored the county commits
aieuera 81 It's meeting Wednesday
for not reapnointinE w. n Brown
% the position % horticultural Ia
apectoF. II has been the custom Of
the commissioners to appoint the
man proposed BY the society. but
the commissioners now propose 10
give the honor To one OF three
members named BY the society.
Tho latter Il pleased with the man
ner in which brown has performed
his duties.
The society discussed the danger
81 another caterpillar inyanlon.
which threatens % be more aestrnc-
tive thla spring than last.
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CORPORATION COMMITTEE MEMBERS SAY WHAT MOORE
MUST DO BEFORE H CAN GIVE TIE sIrY DECENT CAR
SERVICE

Read tho foregoing statements.
Mr. Good Cttlzeu. and II Will be-
come evident to you that MeaafH.
Moore and Gilman atin have a rocky
road 10 travel before they get their
street car franchise.
The statements Mt least give you
q hint OF what the wouid-be street
railway maguatoa are up against
They 90 not take into consideration
the batch OF recommendations that
city Engineer Thomson r. figuring
out while crossing the Atlantic, and
which are expected 70 arrive IA a
few days
After considerable delay the franz
chlue was taken up by the corpora
ton committee Wednesday after
noon. AZ successive nnaga were
struck they were passed BY, but
they Win have 70 be wiped away
sooner or later. Until the present
time the committee has been con-
tentins itself with Hauabbiina over
the various proposed routes. The
breakers he ahead
Mayor iaailinHcF took a hand IA
the matter for the first time We'd
neadnY, lie appeared before the
committee ana made some HuEgea-
lions lie Was thanked for his trou-
BILE both by the committeeman and
this railroad promoters. but Il iH not
unlikely that several Of the Seattle
Electric campany'a friends IN tho
council uiii use the mayors public
spirited suggestions as an excuse
Tor mailing Moore.
The mayor wanted n distinctly
understood that he waH not make
ms recommendation. bot he de-
sired 70 impart 10 tbs committee
such Information a. he had gieunea
relative 70 franchise matters.
4 thiHk that public utilities
should az all times be Ia complete
control Of the citizens be said. ''ai-
though I Am b no means In favor
~ municipal ownership. That end
10 nos attempted 10 be reached In
two ways In granting franchises
One IL 10 make a contract for a
specified number Of years and on
npeclfied terms. as L. usual. and the
other IL 60 name uulY general pro-
Visions the term ~ the franchise
being that % Nood behavior. The
latter plan IL used BY the federal
government IN handling franchises
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-11

CHICAGO. NAY 1.-The visit 81
p-~,aeni Roosevelt and his strong
.,.nssions Of sentiment on the
s~slett II maintaining order. ae.
ssmnaalsd By an Incidental REMARK
.ssf Mayer Dunno would receive
snlsrai support II necessary. has ap-
s.rsntlY strengthened the eciermin-
sflua o. the employers 20 yield no
,,lnt in the transfers strike.
1ne promlnent member 81 the
rmnlovers' association stated that
"a merchants viii close their stores
n necessary before they viii con
"a anything 70 the strikers Aside
fron getting their position before
~ bubble. the presentation OF their
rssslon 70 the president seems 60
ave accomplished httlo Il anything
tor the labor leaders
ne IillaoIs Manufacturing asso-
e,,fion meets tonight 20 consider the
e.wfion q delivery q goods Go all
ksuses whether hoYcottcd or not.
sseh 4 move viii be 9 severe blow
70 the strikers
Emplayers Tits morning stated
Ter vii sena cut z.2eo wagons to-
az.
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CONTRACT GOES TO
DALLAS co.

WASHINGTON. u. G. slay IL
The Franklin FifvproafinE company.
Dallas. Texas has bren awarded TIE
contract Of extending the quay wall
on the Eest aide 81 the nremefton
drydoek beyond sharf No. z
Ei9ht bidders contested for the
work. four Of whom wcre Seattle
firms
The Dallas concern secured the
contract At a price Of 50 800 To
this wili be added $500 for 8 81
foot additional vail on the end Of
the main extension
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-11
THoRNpURN cor busy.

Archie Thornburn. OF INTERPLAY. is
charged with assault and battery BY
u. Felten. Of 32t3 Twenty fourth
avenue north. PatrOlman Collier
arrested ThOrnburn shortly after s
o'clock Wednesday night Accord
ing 20 the complaint filed Felten,
the right and title 10 a big flr log
brought about tho row. Felten SAYS
that he took eleven cuts off the
piece OF timber without any inter-
ference. When he attempted TO
take them home, ThOrnburn got busy
and blasphemoua lie then knocked
Felten down. but his wife. armed
with a club. came TO the rescue and
turned tho tide OF the ARRAY.
Thornburn ls n fisherman by trade.
but conducts a Sunday school at
Interplay.
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At Ballard
IvEY MERELY
A WITNESS

1 Ivey. a Ballard bay. who was
mentioned In Wednesdays issue q
The star aa one Of ur. sehults's al
legged victims. appeared only IN the
case as a witness against Or.
Sehuitz and has absolutely nothing
80 do with the unnatural crimes
WITH which nr. Sehuitz i charged
atsh having committed
Prosecuting Attorney Macintosh
stated Thursday morning that tveY
haa nothing whatever 20 do with
fhe ease.
chief II Police c. L. Bennett. OF
Ballard, ana Rev. A. J. Joalyn. OF
that city. both say Joseph lfsy vas
amply an accidental witness In the
case against nr. p. A Schultz. who
was arrested Tuesday night Chief
Bennett says he has known young
fyey Tor q long time and considers
him a moral young man who has
neYer been connected In Aay mis-
eunduct.
rev. A. ]. Josiyn. pastor o. the
Gilman PARK N. r church. said.
Joseph IYey. % Ballard Wash.
i 4 member OF the Gilman Park ~.
+. church Of Ballard. Wash. and IL
IN GOOD and regular standing thafe-
ln. and - , young man q eEesp-
tiunaliy good morals. enjoying the
confidence Of his many friends
hereabout. ana "a not believed OF
suaplelaned BY his friends "a haT-
Ing any connection whatever with
the schultz scandal. other than az
an accidental witness. which fact
vas reported to his pastor at the
time"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-11
CAUGHT

Joseph Thomas. coiorod. has been
formally charged with petty larceny.
lie stole a watch and small
amount OF change from the pockets
OF A. q. Linhof. a carpenter. LIN
hoffs fellow carpenters gave chase
and oTcrhauied the colored dip. 2
Who was held until the arrival OF
Detective Adams and PatroimRn
Carleton. The carpenters were IN
gagged on a building ne tho time and
had hung their outer garments uu
while nj work Thomas was seen
10 enter and abstract the watch
and money.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-11
INJURED

The coilnpsinE Of the heavy
FRAMEWORK Ia the nsN annex 20 the
Seattle GeneFal hospital Injured tso
nicn shortly after II o'clock Thurs
DAY morning George A Gray and
william II. Helm. cement workers.
were caught By the sAli 81 the heavy
lrua beams Cuts and bruises r. the
extsnt u the injuries AZ fifat q
wna thought that Helm vas fatally
Injured. AZ the hospital thny arr
reported a. ont Of danger. The az
eldent occurred NJ the corner Of
Madison and F1fth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-11
MILLION DOLLAR FIRE

OWNS. W. Va, May ii.-Care.
icssneas OF the operator IN dropplnt
match caused a fire which de-
stroyed the STANDARD on tank con.
tanning ia000 gallons Of oil here to-
day. Several houses in the neigh
borhood were destroyed The fire
cost the Standard nearly a million.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-11
AT TEMPTED
JAIL BREAK

San RAFAEL. May 1.-THE luie
mill OF San Quiuten prison vas so
on fire By eouyieta three times yes
tcrdAy. The last fro was discoY-
cred at p m last night. Damage
10 the amount Of 5000 VAS done
Cunvtct Davis confessed 20 the
warden. The reason is thought 10
be that II would give an opportunity
for \ general outbreak. The wafde2.
while looking for firearms this
morning. found bis own pistol on 3
euavtct. T'hs convict had picked his
pocket the daY befona
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fttttttttttttttt

4 Moore must pay Tor a tuu-
4 mel under the Washington
4 hotel Councilman Rude.
= Moore must provide n road
a way 20 ths Third ward IN his
4 University street tunnel. -
4 Councilman GIL
a Moore must help pay for the
= regrnds and damages GA
= Fourth avenue - Councilman
4 Zbiudsn.
a Moore must abandon his
4 scheme Co carry Green Lake
= people up Second avenue past
4 the Washington hotel and car
4 ~ them up Weatlaka boule-
A ward to Pike street He must
= hurry. too. '--counciiman Null
4 len.
4 Moore must provide a
= quicker route 20 Green Lake" 5
= Councilman Murphy.
= Moore must agree 90 sell
q out 90 the city ~ the end ~ 20 /
q years without receiving any /
4 thing for bis franchise. - ,
= Councilman Bowen.
= Moore must do what Mullen ,
= carry Queen Anne people I
a southwark just right lie must I
4 not dump them of at pike
4 street Councilman Crieht0n, /
4 Moore must 90 what Null I
= says Councilman benjamin. I
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-11

The mayor. Thursday morning.
announced his intention 10 appoint
a hostess 10 the Portland Falf. All
the othsr cities. that are 20 b rep
resented At the fair. have already
appointed a hostess The scenic
catalogues with which ballard wiil
be- advertised AZ the fair. will soon
BE- ready and sent 20 the fair
grounds 50 a. to be there when the
fair opens.
The business men Of the city will
hold n banquet the later part OF
May IN celebration Of the free mail
delivery and hafbor Improvement
The King county representatives
will be ths guests Of honor. The
banquet will be held la the Eik'a
hall.
jacob shular. who was shocked
Tuesday By a i've wire. was report
ea as resting easier Thursday and
has a slight chance OF recovery.
Some OF the employees OF the Ballard
Electric say that the wire belonged
to the Seattle Eiectrlc Co and Man
aver r. Simpson. OF tho Ballard
Electric Co. had an Interview with
the manager Of tho Seattle Electric
Co. regarding the accident
Lena johnson. one Of Ballard
most prominent young ladies. was
married Thursday evening 70 Ed
ward Born. Of this city. The we'd
ding took place At the home OF the
brides parenta After the wedding
a supper was served. Miss Johnson
was an smplOYo al the city hali
before her marriage. The bride and
groom will start on their honey
moon In a few days.
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passed. A number Of men were cut
and shot
OfeoFEe 81 Pierce. a union team.
stor. was shot snd killed last night
by George waldron. deputy
sheriff.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-11

CHICAGO. May ii.-prssidcnt
Roosevelt granted an audienee late
ysstsrday afternoon 20 the commit
tss q labor men appointed % lodge
xsh him = protest against the en-
o1symenf Of federal troops during
the Transfers strike
TIE president assured the commit
tss that he was in perfect sympathy
VIII mnlonlrad labor. being an hon.
orxgy member Of a union himself.
hi that Mayor Dunno bad his
harry support in UNFOLDING iaN
And order.
President Roosevelt sasd:
The first essential = the pres
srxaslou Of law and order and che
suppression Of xiolencs By moba o.
Individuals"
Ahk0uxh L vas understood BY
hosh sides 20 the strike that there
weala 81 no disturbances during
he presidents stay here. there were
a number Of outbreaks The mnat
ssrsoaa occurred On Michigan ave
nas Just amer the president had
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B0YCOTTED
especial TO The stsr)

EVERETT. May 1i.-Iast night
tho Trades Council resolved 10 boy
colt all beer as a result OF the
strike. To-day Proprietor Hoch-
stadter announced tho suspension Of
work on tho new so. 900 brewery
which "a under way,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-11
STOCK INCREASED

The Northwest Commercial COM
pany. At the stoekholdefa meeting.
wednesday. took formal nctiun on
the proposition Of increasing the
stock uf the company tf.o9o 0e0.
This was done in order 10 finance
the Northwestern Fisheries COM
pauy.
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Wsstbound ceIonI., Rat..

VIII be effective daily to MAY Ism.
Prepay passage 0f your relatives or
friends, by mail or wire. With Great
Northern Railway First and Yesler
Money back n tickets not used. 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-11
ANOTHER VICTIM

MINI NovGoRoD. May IL
Captain Gronhour. commander OF a
Cossack patrol, was assassinated
last night In the street The assas-
sin was arrested.
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NOTING CONTINUES

ST. PETERSBURG. May ia
private telegram received today ca
Inmates the number Of Jews killed
and injured in the riots az Jitomlr
al 100. Martial law Is declare, but
riotinE continues. Reports from
Kovno Imolensk say fighting con-
tlnues IN the Jewish quarters.
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SPECIAL RATE.

East via Northern Pacific. only
$3.50 20 Wlnona Lake. Ind. and ~.
turn. Tickets on sale May ~ only.
Call at ~. r. Ticket office. -.
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known. The ownership Of the treas
ure. II discovered. and the rights OF
the finder. are being discussed by
the workmen. The interest In
croases as the work progreesee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-11

Drug stoTe Of True TaiueA That's
ne Lang Drug Cos reputation.
price hints
Or. Msrcka German Liver Reguia-
tors 34c size ....s....s...s &3e
AIkaiithla. per bottle $500 63n
rytcAine. slocurn's. 81 size STAT
Inported Olive oil. we let you
sample h. fan pint ...... SIC
Williams Caruation Pink Soap red.
lsc cakes .s..s-ssss.sss+. DC
HAFi4m OIL. i1c Kind .....a... So
II PAYS TO DEAL AT LANG's.
FREE DELIVERY.
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ANOTHER CAPT. KIDD STORY

LEWISION, IHaho- May II--Ihe
excavation work for the new Idaho
Trust company's building is at
tractlng more than ordinary atten-
ton, a rumor having become cur
RAT on the street that a treasure
Of SIS. 900 Is buried in the lot where
the excavation Is being done Much
bsterest has been aroused among
,bA working men and a crowd Of
neop,e Is gathered around the scene
cycrv day. Il is stated that dur
ias the Early days. when the bank
Inc faeiiih es were poor the money
49, hnried n. I'd the exact spot not
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-11

As tho result Of n fall while at
tempting 10 jump from n boat 70 a
pile "wednesday afternoon. William
F.as. n sailor. was severely injured
and now occupies n cot az tho Way
Side Emergency hospital Eaa was
formerly with the survey boat Pat
foraou.