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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-05
FALLS DOWN
SHAFT
GEORGE p. MARSH. or TACOMA.
IS INSTANTLY KILLED IN An
ELEVATOR sS+AFr WHILE "a.
INC INTRODUCED 70 p. ~.
GRAVES.

George Y. Marsh. % Tacoma. a
travelling representative ~ swlfi 8
Co. was instantly KILLED yesterday
afternoon BY falling down the
fFriehg elevator shaft Ia the prem.
iscs of y "a Ahrcns a Co. az iits
gnd av The body O. b.iuz held a.
fhe Bouney Watson morxae. pend.
ing Instructions from his wife The
family reside az s2t Yakima AZ y
Tacoma. and Marsh viii probably
BE- shipped 10 that city Tor burial
ar Marsh was engaEed IN a con
sersafion with SIR Ahrcua = ~
Graves bad been introduced hy Mf
Ahrens and vas In the act Of ex-
teuiing bis hand 20 Marsh. Nhsu
the latter stepped backward aud
plunged down the shaft lis struck
head first on the top % the elevator
which was standing 81 the bottom
SIR Marsh waE 40 years ~ aea
and bad been In the employ 81
swift 4 Co Tor some time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-05
.C| 7 liens
GIVE AID
DRIVE BACK 200 STRIKING
ITALIANS WHO HAD OVER.
wHELMEo POLICE.

pASSA1C. y. j.. May 8. Three
hundred Italian inbofera started a
riot this morning sH q result ~ the
contractors putting non-unlon men
ht work ou buildings where a strike
is in progress,
10 nn effort 20 restore order Tire
police charged the auEia Italians
but they were overwhelmed and
driven back after eight 81 the riot
crs and five ~ the officers had been
injured
Citizens were compelled 10 COME
&C. the aid 81 the policemen and
finally drove the strikers back. PIE.
SERVING order uutn achievements
arrived
one striker and one policeman are
likely TO die.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-05
LIBRARY HAS
Been CLOSED

~ result ~ the destruction ~
the deHcfn depot ~ the BOoklovefa
Library in the san Francisco fire.
fhe Seattle branch. 1906 End as
has closed. hut may open In the fall
The Booklovcrs iihrar3 scheme
was promoted by Seymour Eaton.
OF Philadelphia. who vas also prom.
ipent In Ye Fabard Inn companies
So Fahhrd Inn companies soon
came 10 grief and In February. 1905.
went into n receivers hands
81 ~ Rice. the Seattle manager
OF the Bo0kloycra' Library. says
that his company IL perfectly sol
vent. and that in case the Seattle
branch should not reopen. the un-
expired memberships viii be re-
deemed IN full
San Francisco was the headquar.
tiers Tor the exchange ~ books In
the west. as high froightg prevent
small shipments from eastern
points As summer ~ relatively
DUH In the book business. q was dc.
clded 10 shut down until definite
plans for the future can be- made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-05
NO RACE FOR STEAMERS.

steamer Dolphin. 81 the Alaska
steamship coiupanf. sailed south
from skasway yesterday afternoon.
The city % Seattle. q the =. q. 4.
= Co had only nrrlved az Douglas
and was dus Ia skaguay this morn
inE. Tho two fast steamers left Sc
attic last Monday nisht within to
minutes Of each other and many e.
pscfed n race. The Seattle eaiisd
At Vancouver FOR freight and MAJ
held up ~ hours. so no race Vas
puiied Off
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-05
SEEK
WOMAN FRAUD.

Representing herself an acting Tor
tbs Chamber OF Commerce relief
committee woman - collecting
uiuneH from the residents Of the
suburbs On tho pretext Of adding IL
10 Tie fund for the assistance Of the
atriehsn California people
Yesterday the woman. who ~ dc.
elaraa Ia be al impoater. was no.
Letting maney In South Seattle A
patfolnaAn WAS sent out a. quickly
as report was received az head
aaatters. bat BY that time the wo.
man had disappeared
This Is the first ease brought 20
iight where anyone has actually
been known Ca fraudnientiy collect
funds on the uFetext OF dtyefting
the money 10 the California relief
This local \ " G A.. which waa
first notified Of the woman faker.
turned the matter over 20 the pO-
lice. ard close lookout IL to be
kept for her b. the authorities.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-05
SUB-CONTRAC1
To LET

II e Henry. who has the gener-
Al contract for the construction
work OF the Chicago. Milwaukee q
ST Paul in Washington. announced
this morning that he had suhlct
the contract between sumner an 4
Tacoma IN Ground Sanders Of this
city
Work. according to n r. VII
hams. viii begin Just as soon as
the contractor has assembled mis-
material aud bis men
From nov ON. work az the ar.
ferent sections will be pushed as
rapidly as the labor. weather and
other conditions will afford In Sc
attic as soon as the yncaing OF
streets has been fullS arranged
construction viii Immediately be
started
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-05
YUKON IS BREAKING UP.

The Yukon river Is fast breaking
NJ. was the Information brought
from Vancouver this morning hv
Traffic Manager J. H. Blgers The
Yukon Is open from lIootalInqua TO
Biz Salmon and Fifty Mile and
Thirty Mile rivers are open. The
klondike is free o. ice aud Il Is ex-
pectcd that the warm river will
open the Yukon In front Of Dawson.
A. Selkirk the river has risen six
feet At whitehorse the Ice has
gone out and the edges Of Lake la
Barge are melting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-05
SENAT ORS
SCRAPPY
riLLhAN AND pgsRosU NEAR.
~ CONE TO BLOWS At a
MEETING BEHIND CLOSED
DOORS.

WASHINGTON. MAY 6-lt
leaked out this Afternoon that
renpse and Tillman had a terrific
battle Of words behind closed doors
la the senate yesterday
Tillman attacked Penrose and
threatened TO expose certain
things which wcrp NOT 20 the crarit
~ the Fennsglyanian
Pcnrnse reiorted that be had q
row affldavitH BY southern people
regarding Tillman which he world
file ~ the same Time lie declared
he didn't fear anything Tiliman
could say about him. beat thought
rillman iian't want him 20 publish
the afiiC Ais.
The senate adjourned iuai as a
physical encounter between the tive
senators was imminent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-05
FROM
KENNEW|CK

The first crate Of Keuuowict
strawberries arrived GA Western az.
this morning Word from that dis
trict indicates that the crop Is a
large one and 1900 plokcrs have
been advertised for.
The California berries that are
are IN n bad condition.
Local berries are looked for by the
first Of next week A raiustafm
would greatly improve the Lake
Washington berries as the laat week
OF warm weather has put a damper
on their ripenlng.
Produce OF all kinds Is commence
ing to come IA from the local gar
denH ana the native asparagus
which IN arriving IL FAR better than
that received from California.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-05
s R|KE:
IS Of F

SCRANTON Pa. May 5The
anthracite miners al their eouten
ton this morning adopted res
oluiion accepting the award Of the
strike commission appointed b.
President Roosevelt az the time Of
the last strike Tot another three
wears This means that no strike
will take place.
When the convention WIS Pre-
scented with the committea'a rec.
concentrations. President Mitchell
made a strong antiatrike speech.
upon which the motion - accept
the conditions OF 1908 carried
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-05
CREW FROZEN
IN ICE FL0eS
Russian Blockade Running Steamer Is Found
Frozen Solid on Siberian Coast With Bodies
OF 20 OF Her Crew Aboard.

vt.ADNosToK. May 6-THe
Russian blockade running Steamer
SoeFahsyn. which disappeared iaei
year while awaiting instrsetious
from the Ruasain officers here. =
Kardias the landing OF a cargo II
arms ~ this port. has beeB feHaa
In the ire near the Ampr river wtth
- members % her efrW at.oa 4
and fruxon 10 death
., IL supposed that the little
steamer lost heaf hearings 81 tEY
inE 20 elndc the Ylgilanf fleet Of
the Japanese warshlpa, watch Was
on the lookout TOT all blockade
runners tryinE 40 land supplies fer
tho Russian garrison az Nlaalvue.
toh. AT that time ess off hy tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-05
Ashes WI o. Utilized.

The murh 81 repatFinK the husi-
uess hloeks aud churches ia oak.
il4ssH + Efes eesiinR rapidly within
= ffw weeks Oakland wiii show Few
isaees - tbs earthquake The
schools 81 that city yin resume
tlstif sessions Monday.
= aa the asssn - Gan Francisco
afs = Be utilized in the work % re.
baiaiiuE the cry. Win debris from
re ruins tie Ocean Shore railway
lnssnaa n III up The Islais creek
fists transforming a marsh iniu 80
biesks ef valuable laud and liso
rtakina the Worthless acres beyond
The flshsfuau's wharf ietty avail
aha faf building purposes
Il = rouehly estimated that iherr
are about 5000 goo cubic yar1a af
deAIEs "a ~ removed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-05

or J r. Collins Of the mail train
we're seriously injured
Were Passing Another Wreck.
a few hours before the collision.
% freight ears had been wrecked
al Union Furnace. on the middle
division. 20 miles z v Of this eity.
and Hll trains wete being run
around Altoona over the cut off
The cause Of the disaster IL said
a. have been d Misunderstanding
OF orders BY the operator at Spring
Held Junction
In one coach there we're q pas.
scnEers. and e IS reported that
nearly al were injured. a special
train has been sent from here %
bring ia the dead and injured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-05
1890 1890 q,
ON THE FRONT

Steamer Queen arrived early this
morning from san Francisco with
261 passengers. many of them ref
ugees from the stricken district.
Among the passengers were SOY
eral well known Alaska operators
who are coming TO Seattle TO await
the opening OF navigation to the
north The Queen had head winds
the entire trip. which accounted
for her delay She sails south again
MAY Q.
Steamer Saratoga Of the North
western Steamship Co. leaves New
York today for her trip around the
Horn 10 Seattle
The Orizaha reached Cornell ycs-
terday on her way from New York
to Seattle and she will come direct
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-05

Russian army
After losing hef bearings the
tessei afifted sos miles northwarl
tnta the see Of okhuiak. where she
Naa ffussa ansQnF the See foes
ffhe had not been heard from
aiHee Whether ans members Of
the erew escaped over the ice aRi
tanara 10 some Siberian settlement
IL erstslemailcai As they have not
bean heard from. however. u seems
assss likalY that any party which
mas have attempted TO leave the
vessel 90 that long and pefilous
tfsr wiih0at facilities for Hneh
esssr tnn overland travel persisted In
the aeFflhte nante uf Siberian
znow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-05
Chicago Mail Crashed Into Express While Dodg-
ing Wreck of 81 Freight Cars---Nine Are
Killed and Scores Injured.

ALTOONA. May 5-GolnR AZ
full speed. the Chicago mail and
the Chicago q 81 Louis express.
two Of the fastest trains of the
Pennsylvania system. collided last
night At Springfield Junction. a.
about 10 O'Clock. seven cars heinz
wrecked and both engines reduced
10 scrap iron
A. least nine people were killed
and scores injured A complete
liz has not ser been obtained J "
Herr baeHagemuater and Frank
Harder. brakeman. we're Killed. and
J. " Wagner. postal clerk. and
Engineer 8 J Fickes and Conduct
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-05

"a are dsacFih.d above u IL mere
than iikeiy that ni the next meet.
ina VI the state legislature a biil
Will BE- introduced providing that
Insurance companies doing business
IN The state of Washington ahaii
write policies only under their o. a
corporate title and shall hold no
stock In other Insurance companies
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-05
CAN sGG SEATTLE.

The seoins Seattle car has
been put un regular schedule BY the
Seattle Electric company. Condur
tor West has charge u the ear this
season For the pFeseat oniy the
afternoon trip ia made. but a. soon
a. the tourists and Kunrrai sight.
asera arrive. a morning trip wiii he
niaae
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-05
TURBINE mAH1No DUE.

The new turbine Maheno. the first
steamer of It's kind 20 cruss The Pa
nc and which IL now making a rec
ord run, is expected 10 pass In at
Tatoosh late this afternoon for VIC
torin. The Mahono Is owned by the
Canadian Pacific and will be put on
the Nancouyer-Australia run She
is one 81 the most magnificent
steamers ON the Pacific coast aud
averages i7.5 knots an hour.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-05

-, eess a butcher wes So
~ ,sgafva b. belus run dow q
80 sl.,alohls ~ the sod OF
~ -. Ii Wsst seattle YES
asfnlne. shortly after u
wss afl,iuz a cart. mai
- eallsetioas. and iae
= IA owned b. John =
-. - IA which we're a puN
"a and tve Nomen ran
49, tran behind smaahias
- = pieces aud lnIuHus
= sssenly that he may
VIA N Tsrrloiy Cut
=. vas terribly cut aal
- .aa Inmred mtetnalh SIX
-. vese taken IN one cut "a
ana rs hlp Vas smashed
- Ah.iameu lAeeraied
= ee.s.s.iIssslv after tho accident
- - rs-uotea la his home az
-. ssatlle aad Or MorEan
n Gross spent a bad nlgh'
.s.s.eg ana lAls maThlns vas re-
.ssaa - aofse.
Asss Was spsedina.
s..xalnr - The story told b.
:. g:,oss "a aeeldent VAS the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-05
FINDS HIS FAMILY.

chris shea. a well known Alaska
man, with headquarters at SkaR-
way went To san Francisco To
search for his family. II took him
five days 60 lind them and the
method used was novel He took a
pack of professional cards aud went
from tent to tent lacking them up.
announcing that he would be found
at tent No. 10. at the Preside, any
day after p. m. His family found
him through that medium.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-05
TWO TRAINS
IN COLLISION


The steamer city ~ pueblo. which
was sunk in the earthquake shock
al San Francisco has been raised.
according 10 word received by the
local officials this morning At
once wo.kmen were pat 10 work and
~ IL said that b. June I the afeamer
VIII be Ia commission ga the Seat.
tie. San Francisco route
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-05

~ through without stop at san
Francisco.
kosmos steamer Urada left San
Francisco yesterday afternoon aud
IL expected 10 arrive In Seattle
next Tuesday morning.
Steamer Humboldt sails for skag.
way and way ports tonight. with a
fun cargo and so passengers,
among them being Herbert Hog
gait brother Of the governor OF
Alaska. and r. +. Downle. Of tho
naval pay afflce. who Is going 70
Fort Mm. II. Seward.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-05
WIFE oEsEHTioH CHARGED.

Charged with having deserted HIS
wife aud family. q. Mass Lee. a
former resident OF Minneapolis.
has been located hY the local police
on behalf Of the Charity Organiza-
ton society. Ice has not been ar
rested. and until more definite in.
struetlana are received from tho
authorities in Minneapolis they
viii fake no furthef actInn-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-05

IAN FRANCISCO HsALrs
BOARD EsroRcus sGw auLs
TO PREVENT TYPHOID epl.
pEalc-REnoVAL or DEBRIS
A $40 TAsK--wtLL So USED
TO FlLL MARSH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-05

Howard H Lewis. who has been
representing the Great Northern
railway So the purchase Of tidelaudH
IH other parts Of the sound. is re-
ported 20 have purchased lots 1. 2.
and 4. iu block $50, for 100000.
Tho property lies between the Mo-
mn rompauy plant and the Centen
u.ni mills
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-05

providing for the better housing Of
the public records as demanding i'm
mediate action.
DR.. Crichton. councilman from
The Eighth ward. urged that the
plans for the new city jail building
now under construction, contsn-
plated providing room IN TINT build
Ing for housing the city DEPART
menta. lie asked that the matter be
put over until Monday IN order that
city Engineer Thomson mfKht be
present and explain that portion Of
the plans for the new building.
Work IL Delayed.
II was brought out in the Discus
sion. however. that the Nork on the
nsw jan building - being delayed
pending the settlement of the Union
Pacific TUNNEL matter. While def
mite plans for the tunnel have not
yet been presented b the Union
Parific TO the council Il Is UNDER
stood that the company proposes to
run its tunnel under the site where
the JAN 81 now building N this 10
done Il win practically destroy the
buildings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-05

Mrs = ! i1yernash. wife OF
Congressman Livernash OF Califor.
nis. who vas formerly a well
known Carioanist OF the san Fran
cisco Examiner. arrived ia the cts
this morning from the south and Is
stopping at the Butler hotel Mrs
Livernaah will remain IA the city
for several weeks. until affairs have
sttled themselves in San Francis.
co
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-05
COUNC|LMEN DIFFER
ON CITY HALL PLAN

That there IL a Vide divergence
of opinion among members OF the
city council regarding tho constrnc-
ton e new city hall o. the site
Of the present building was thor
oushiy developed # a special meet
inE Of the city council held inst
niEbt fef the purpose Of consider
ing the matter The opinion IL gene
efel among the couuciinisn that II ~
important that something be done.
and 8one 81 once. 10 provide for
housing the valuable city records
nov exposed Ia danger of fire loss.
Gil Opens Discussion.
~ iasf nights meeting Council
man cir opened the discussion By
making the statement fhst his res
eiutian that new city hall be
erected ON the site q the present
building Mas introduced 20 bring
the matter up FOR Discussion rather
than with view o. presenting q
positive plan lie had been In
formed that a fosr-Ntory steel
building With brick shell covering.
could be erected for $4,000. lie
urged ille imperative necessity of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-05
Bros AHE WANTED.

Contracts for building materials
and miscellaneous stores are being
cent out from the local branch OF
the naval pay office at Bremetton
and nMre Island yards Bids must
be sent TO Washington. - G., not
later than May ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-05
SUIT ovgR PROPERLY.

Mary shannon has brought suit
Ia the superior court 10 clear The
cloud on the title 81 certain pfuper
- owned b her Witch she alleged
that the National Surety Co aud
others claim
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-05
lAsoRee FALLS FROM CAR.

Tom IIalloran. a laborer. was
slightly injured this morning by
falling from a ear AZ % and Yes.
Ter lie was sent To the Waysldc
hospital and an examination showed
his injuries were not serious.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-05
WATER SHUT orr.

Water viii be shut off all dnY
Sunday on Main " from ist as. s
Go 9Th ny g.. aud on ard as. 8. from
Main 20 Washington 1t.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-05
TACOMA BOYS HELD.

Charley Clark. AGED ~, and Earl
McKlunon. aged te. unaway boys
from Tacoma. are IN custody ana
being held pending Instructions
from their parents
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-05
SAILOR HELD FOR THEFT.

John Davis, q sailor was arrested
last night by Patrolmen Crandall
and Carleton. on suspicion Of hav.
ing stolen a watch which be had In
his possession.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-05
uue Companies Hold Stock Of Smaller Con-
Germs and One Surplus Does Duty for Both---
Published Statement Of Resources Does Not
Convey Correct Internationally Danger Of
Failure to Pay.

sasemenis seceugiY iHsaed sho~
4 - sAn Francisco Liabilities ~
sxfanre companies and the suf
bws provs3ea fas The pas uaent u
1ses' are ae<lefed b. Insurance
- q rxgeai a condition ~ affairs
ax AIS nrseatlY for remedial h.
saitea
~ hns.iiax b large Insurance
saa4stss q the stock ut smaller
xesanssz whfrh stnek Il fspr.e
-. 4 he nahlishea figures 81
= szFplts q Tie paFsnf company
h A-xa aefaoazsrAted ~ the san
fsa<s<ua fire 70 - unsafe and en-
~ aalzst % The policy hold
~
-.frx an Example.
~ sass4nee. he Hartford IN
nazes CO & shewa a. having
zasss il San Francisco Of s.
laAN Ths surplus a the fiarg
ri ) gwen as - IA 900 HUT. .u
dassf i this auFpius II the stock
( ~ ciflxenz AZ Missouri Insuf
M co tasusa probably al about
Esase
m Citizens % Missouri ISL
sss1 aa haxsnx : liability Ia San
feaTisro 81 81 .Ans aag and a sur
r. fsaa tfam Nhleh % mset this
AafssY o. bat sfsg.N4n The
~ ~ stnek 1f the C.ffsna 81
alsseaft IS asfafly valuaiaaa and
= seEElns st the Hartford CON
- mast b. rsducel b. the
A'aAi y nhieh he stock "a he'd
satiittn 70 adding 20 The liability
8 = Hastfr1 fhe liability q the
ftens
a. Z aassn1 end here
Anosasr Instance.
Iae Neu Toyk Underwriters has
1..AsA.liig il san Franoiscg ~ s..
: - siih Z surplus Of ts.e2f
hefJ polsef written hg the Neu
~ aHdefvfilefs is guaranteed
9 n HArtfofd-ls. In fact. III
%n1oft policy The pabii ahel
NJ Of The NeN Yofh underefit.
Z BE same &c che surplus ~
Hartford The pue surplus does
ief both companies
saah,e4 NJ. fha san Francisco
o. sheu total liability al
= Ffanelsco Tor TIE Hartford. the
szfas q Missouri AMI the New
- Underwriters 81 over Sc a08
With . surplus ~ about g. aaB,
Instead 81 8 a90 e0d. ns the r,
- Published statements aoald
4teue
Losses Not Yet known.
saof o. course 10 be underato.,d
~ he Hartford sud fs deneuG
y eoiafaniea VIII b. called n
~ $4,000 g40 IN losses ln sen
slaleiaeo These nsufas 4HBft
@ls he liability the eans4giaa
ssha be under Il every hullIfng
ssaH and structure ID san Fran
- had been deslfaged just
=. - ne actual liability o. the "a
- companies viii BE- canuat be
Fllinsa Tor s1ins time set
-. = ne sane position as the Hart.
= = the Fireman Fund Iuaar
%. Hifh a liability IN san
:. .seaei.co 81 30 $50 600 and : sur
- o. tz.zaz.9iI The FIremrn's
p ..'s = ne parent company OF the
p - Underwriters aud the Home
~ ~. -aa Marine The liability ~
a.. 70 eompaniea amounts 10
80, siea7 900. which must BE-
49,. . he liability ~ The Flre
ssls a tand IA order 70 give an In.
~ s ~ Idea u the condition Of
pess ...,'''.an's Fund and It's two Do.
's4aeat egmnanlss
Hartford Is Strong.
~ ooaae q The Seattle lnsur.ne.
s So ~ Thar there Is one relieving
4 q 2 ne shois matter ana tbst
strens - 'y.lIia in The great financial
fe,d ,a q the hackers 81 TN Jiart
I'm = ls believed that thaae me,
eeaa 4 4 81 The ioaaea. II thev -.
pnesn, ~ -. afplasea on hand IN aia
80 ,.esl and aHxillary caaf.s.e,l..
sep Them al doing me-
- remedy Tor esa.tlsf-.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-05
KENTUCKY
rs SHAKEN

SOMERSET. Ky MAY 3 Two
allKht earthquakes occurred hero
laet nlehl IS minutes apart Win.
ttaWs we're broken
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-05
Gil Opens Discussion.
oTEl WASHINGTON CLOSES IT'S DOORS AFTER LONG
CAREER As FAMOUS hosTELRY

The last meal served 20 he Hotel Washington
last this morning Within short time actual
tearing down the which has
pride 10 the city since It's formal opening
The history of the Hotel Wahhingon is picturesque
The site which occupies WITH It's commanding
directions
The buldug started In 1855 partially finished up
IN fssa the Of Seattles bis fire.
r Pausin oldtmc this
for the
In fsso the constructors became involved
which continued until lSa3 when Dexter Horton
ehased II Judgment which the bank held
property for $4,000
The hotel although the pFetenilous
time 81 It's original city
y opened until bought By James A. 1902.
$4,000.
The hoatelry nangurated under auspicous
the formal opening being held 1892
President Roosevelt and s distinguished
sponsors
The hotel originally s250o00 University Cor.
nell SiIb00o towards the scheme
the money through litigation which followed.