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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-02
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NEW E2SEY CENTRALR.R

STATIONS n 81 ~ 81. y r
F'1C- Liberty 81 M
Time shown below i con 155a. = +.
- - -. leaves 10 minutes ss-lis- :.
eepL = noted ~ E-au1g na-zs
- ~. 5E-I1 LzElEA. ALLEv-1-y
AND NACCH CHCNK-r49 ~
East2a). = lo A n. I'D 449 800
ESsr1l only o NJ sun. z41AV
LOO. 800 and 800 r. N.
" Tx E-SB ARE AND SCRANTON
= N. -. 800 p u SanszyA a.
LA 49, D., Lac Z Ell E-E5J-Rsr TONE
A u, L3u, $500. * rs Izkszoos Z.
lAkehurst, k3. 40. c4l5t ? NJ s.1as1
30 a n %. ~ Lakewood and "a
ATLANTIC CTTT-ss 20 M kfzagu
LONG BRASCH. ASBCRY PARK. 0CrN
GROVE. POINT PLEASANT AND 81.
SHORb POINTS, 70, $50 uDAN
x12O. gas. $50. $50 l26i. Su-isa
except ocean Grove. 499. 400 A n
ATLANTIC HLDS.. SEABRrGHT. Nny-
MOUTH BCH. EAST LONG BRsNCE-
z4uO. $3.50. $50 1I30 A u I'D "a
SO. SO ?. NJ sanasTs 800 A n
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go. $500. '9.Oo. SOD P N l'i2s
udr-
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Moe 'Is 90 n-2Oe, ut'4o. "a
READING. HARRISBURG, p0T~vrt7
AND WILLIAMSPORT-az4Ga IA
4SO0. Q 10. 30 %. 1100 A u Rszd-l
OuiyI. s 100. ID zee P. II 'ResH-E
PuttsviIla. Harrisburg only. f4o0. 'sa
80 2. NJ
sDauy. +Daiiv except s1rdzy. iS1z
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aEIcep- Sa-ur avs mDtning car 1szt-.
DAYS only zFrCm Liberty s.. ohlT.
From TwaLrv--Iird S-sst-z520 ?. u
c3.50 p. NJ. e1Z2n P n. gan P u
III 50 p " Ks - p. n
Of7ces- Liberty 81. West 81 S. Z AS.
House. 26l. aga 1899 1854 Broadway 3
5th ave 81 9TH Ave. = Uri0n ssIlr
West. 2-SS 81 Ave- ere West l7sth s. n
Columbus ave New York. 342 3s \.
$50 Fulton 81. Brooklyn. SO B-oatza
Wfllia-sr--g New YORK Transfer r
calls for and checks baggage % dss-.,1-E
" g RSLER. c. u BuzI
vi-e-Prss. & Gen. Mgr. Gen. 7sss'r Ar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-02
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
FennalA

NJRSE.-Graduate. viii take nervous or
general patient; reference to D Weir
Mitchell WRENCH. 81 West 129th-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-02

GARDENER Young man. age. Is; mar
ried wit> tN9 child-Sa (glFlD. thorough
y competent, under glass or outsi = writ
ten or personal references as required: at
pressat employed by DUmout Clarke. at
Dumr2z- Addr,ss z. EVANS. care D.
Clarke DumOnt. y J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-02

INFANTS NURSB-By capable. expert
enced woman; excellent city references.
would take infant from birth: understands
all foods etc. A s Miss F1tzgeraId's BI-
reau, sos 5th-aye.. corner 42d-st-. Seymour
Building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-02

NURSE.-ReliabIs Protestant; would give
kind care 10 invalid or elderly lady; or
take charge Of a house; fine reference NJ
l.. 50 Midland-ave.. Montclair. n. J
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-01
HUNTING THE MURDERER

noIsE. Idaho. Jan Further
Investigation an % thr assassination
81 0oycrnar St~uneuberg At Cald-
we'll. Saturday uiEhi. oonylnnos the
authorities that II was the work ~
the ''iiiAek Hand organization
formed among the miners engaged
ia tho riots In the coeuf t.Aiene
IN 1893
stsunenbaFE aoni the State troops
20 gael the riots aud directed the
prosecution Of tho ieadera securing
conviction and sentence
Threats were made AZ the time
that the eonvtctions wpuld be
avenged when the sentences eHpis4i
Recently the governor had been
warned by an anonymous letter that
his end was near Similar threats
bad been resolved BY Jsdxe assw-
art. whn tried the easea aud the
lawyers who ssrn prosecuting
An examination 90 the ground
where the tragedy occurred. BY sK.
ploslvc experts. nhova that the as
sassin used dynamite bomb which
vas exploded BY means ~ trigger
worked from a distance With a
culied Niiken cord.
An Imprint - a ruan.a fort was
fouha 60 feet frnm the gate whern
the sHpiuaiun occurred With pieces
uf the busbnhsll aud sha cord TO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-01
NO DYNAMITE
ABOARD SHIPS

Local steamship companies Intend
70 inaccurate a yiwurous easapaiNn
axalast proSpeetoFs sho attempt ~
carry dynamite A. baggage un pas
ssag~r steamships Il il a violation
81 the navigation laws Far dynamite
20 b. carried an VESSELS engaged In
the passenger trade.
The attitude Of the companies VAS
hraukht 20 a head saturday. when
William Holmes. a miner and pfuz-
pectar. was discovered BY the Of
icess % the staamcr lydia Thomp-
sna. In an attempt % nmukgle
aboard 20 poands - Dynamite n,
peItlnxaam Holmes Intended Go
take the explosive 20 Doe Hay,
where he has = mine.
Prank Rarns. superintendent ~
the Alaska Steamship company and
the Puget sound Navigation com
pany. owners ~ The vessel. stated
fhls morning thar Holmes ~uaid -
prosecuted TO the full extent of the
law
we intend 70 put a stop to this
practice. and - make n test case 81
thss man. said Burns this morn
Ing. ANY man who wouid ieopar-
dlre the lives Of half a hundred
peupie merely - save small ex-
y~nse ought 70 be scnt to the peui-
tsntiary.-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-01

which a partition Of tho trigger was
attached
Governor 9oodine offers a reward
81 ta.eoo. "a Shich pfivats citizens
have made additions until Ez1. 900
VIII b paid FOE the apprehension Of
the murderer
All railway trains passing through
here we're carefully searched. and
every uffiesf fn southern Idaho la.
strurtrd "a frtaia every strange
character until be can Identify him
self
nstscttTss are en- route ffosn Salt
Lake. and more from nonvar. 80.
cFst arrests were made yrmtsfgiay
ard this ntufttinE Al Wers rsiea ssa
bit three. Nho we're unable - sat.
tsfaetnTiiy account for their pres.
snee IN Caldwell
Two strangers speaking fof.
rtEu tongue have been in Caldwell
foe the past two weeks. taaftnE
ahaut nalaonn. with plenty u money.
The men claim 60 be pronpeetoSa
but ehnuef account for their pres
enc. IN Caldwell. which Il fzf re-
ui1Vna from tbs mining country
stwnnenbafKa limbs wsrr almost
torn from his body. but his faee was
not aisflEufsf-
It's Wifz Il completely Frustrated
aud fears are entertained that she 10
losing her mind.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-01
IS
HEALTHY

Seattle has the lowest mortality
uf any city in America.
Year i9et. death rate per thou
sand. 50.
Year 1895. death rate per thou
sand. IL
Year 1904. Chicago. death rate per
thousand. t162
Year 1905. Chicago. death rate per
thousand. i375.
New YORK. averages from IL 20 70.
Report shows an Increased amount
Of work In the subdivision Of milk
ana ARCHAEOLOGICAL departments.
Vigorous crusade for pure milk
meteorological department splsn-
didly equipped
There have been t.70s inspections
OF buttar fat. showing % falling be-
Low the required standard. and All
coming up 90 standard.
Board has had care and manage
naaut and responsibility Of IL diph-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-01

Vegetables.
beans. dry. per cet. q 20 r., Ne
1 small whites. o Is. choice whites.
-, large whites. t1G. pink
beans. = = bayo beans. Aeo. bssta
PEI ssrk. 8 %. aafsuipH. per nack
NO carrots. Der eack. Tac furulps
sack. Tie isttuce. per poe g. al u
caulifiowef. per doz. tiZ. Eariia. per
-. &C. nAttxg Er~sa pnpperA per hgn,
a4sci Gaiiforns peppers. per boz.
y parsley. per do Ac. squash. per
10. fttr. nHfnpklus. pr 10. Dc. enhbsRe.
per u. ins tomatoes, Per boz. 3aa4ti q,
ruksa. per dor seai &c. eggplant
per ~. S. celery per dozen.
sp41hc. white River potatoes. ton gad
~ sweet POTATOES. 10 he. TIE gniloN
Banker euions. CIV. Al Ill - Waiia
NailA onions. sack. Hlc. aeambrrs.
Fruits
ftEr. Per case, h-tb bricks. 81 rs.
seefissn figs. i0-lb cartons. 81 a1lf5 5g
Nhlts fiEa pr n. slEi4e lemons
per case. = iaaft 90 Weuafches apples.
per box. O. aut -. bananas. hunch
= isat % native apples. boK. e. al VI
dhl VfANanntoinA- per DoH, zacstf -
parent apples. per bon, iA0ps1 Enow
sypiea per boz. q sa6I1 %. fancy ap-
pc pc ksasoai Sssf "a Der aIsa bee %
u %, naffsa pears. Der box. O. %. figa
sack. Der IN scl Muecat Shapes per
crate. q e.gi ~. Cnncerdss u ID has
hsL Hel11e. seedisss eulssha ssapeA
pr crate. 81 o. TukaF grapes per
rTats. O. 3. Blacks. crate s. Efn =
IfawaiiaH pinsapuieu. per eaz 81 90
SO. huckishsrriss- per 10 fcs cocoa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-01

The hearts o. i2s ns~sbaya are
beang made happy this afternoon
through the medium OF their aiom-
aehH At Q banquet provided for them
By DR. Matthews Of thu Ftrht Pres-
hytefian church The boys are eat
IN Eshsir say 20 happiness through
mammoth roast turkeys hnA fnnum-
efahle minee piles at IN. ffeAhy-
terrain church Such an act q phil
aathropy On the part Of divine has
never before occurred In Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-01
BIG DEAL
ON TAPESg
MILWAUKEE NEGOTIATING ron PURCHASE $4,000 TRACT
AT GEORGETOWN FOR MACHINE AND STORAGE
GROUNDS
GROUNDS

Construction work AZ the west end
81 the proposed Milwaukee, line Will
heglu as soon after the Seattle
franchise Is erantcd As ls possible
Thla il tho definite annSunccment
ftam those ON tho inside % the new
railroad proleet Work On the east
end il helng forucd a. fast as men
can carry &c IN. and the company Is
prepared 90 make things hustle on
the west end a. soon as a iew de-
tails are arranged.
The company II negotiating Tor q
large tract Of land south ~ the city
and f. Is expected that this deal viii
be completed during the present
month. Il l. new understood that
the rights az WAY through South
park have hesn secured and the
only strip remaining IL a distance
~ about haif mile ON tho vest
sids ~ the nuwamlah river hrtW zen
south Park aud seattle. which VII
he secured. II IA believed before
May DAYS 50 by
Ready Tor Work.
Negotiations for the purchase og
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-01

operation ON Arch street f0f some
time. nj The expense Of the master
printers and every one Of the men
graduated from that school Will find
position without any effort on his
part. Among the students. who have
been patr0niziHg bat institution.
are many young women former ste
nographern and typewrtsfs. Sim
liar schools have been opeaed Ia
New York. Chicago and Dallas, Tex.
The international Typographical
union has issued bulletlu.. stating
that agreements have been reached
between the employers and about
$50 unions IN various cities all over
tho country.
According 10 this report 80 or a.
Qiiaes are affected BY the strike.
Tho International union "a con
fident that tho master printers. who
are gtill holding out against the de-
mnng for an eiKht-hour day. viii
soon b. compelled 10 give IN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-01

NEW YORK. Jan Mot a ms
chine will whirr nor n page Do
made up. today IN the Job shops
as tho result Of general strike
called BY the union printers and
type settlers Of this city. whose or
ganixation Is considered the strong
eat union body ia tho world.
The men demand sr eight hour
day With the same scale Of prizes
prevailing when the Mas. hour day
Naa in force
According 90 Indications. the fight
Will be- a hard and a long one. with
a possibility that the daily neWspa-
peers viii also BE- affected.
similar strikes VIII go into effect
IN Philadelphia and Chicago. where
the men are cbnteudlnR for the same
righia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-01
SWALLOWED cARBOLiC :
BUT SHE DIDN'T DIE

because her love was apufned by
her sweetheart and her place in hla
affections taken by another. 0fetoh-
on Rantell. an cmploye of the Boob.
Exchange. al Third and Pike. att
tempted to commit suicide at tho
stockton hotel. Sixth. between Pike
and Pine. saturday night. shortly
before II o'clock. by taking oarbollo
acid.
Her attempt was unsuccessful.
however. and IL was stated at the
WaYslde hospital. where she wna
taken. that she would recover.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-01

PHILADELPHIA. Jan 1.-The
strike Of the typeneftern against the
master printers who have refused
TO grant the demand of an eight
hour working day. has begun IN
earnest.
Although some Of the establish
menta In this city have granted the
demand. many OtherH have refused
10 make the concession. a large
number Of non union c0mpoaifOrs
have been imported from other ~
lssa and the master printcrs hope 70
be able 10 continue their bushes.
without interruption.
4 typeaettinR school has been In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-01

necessary connecting rights of way
are nov pending and only a few
minor details remain FOR compile
tiou al the line from east to west
as far rs lands are concerned. The
hiEseat deal GU foot IL the strip OPP
posite Georgetown. on the west side
of the river. which viii call for a
consideration 81 about $3.50 00o and
give the road All the necessary land
Tor shops. switching tracks aud
storage grounds. While the deed for
this land has not passed. u Is an
deralood that it Is the only thing
remaining 60 complete the trannae-
ton.
Every plan Cor speedy consirucs
tlon Is being made and an uo0n az
the local franchise II granted. bis
furee OF men Will be- put Go work on
the various sections Of tho road
through the state of Washington.
Engineers 81 the road In the city
are reiicrnt in talking about plans
~ the road. bat Il l. definitely
known that the Milwaukee viii lose
no time IN construction work as
soon az ell minor details are settled.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-01
HAPPY NEW YEAR. INDEED

PTTTSBURG Jan. beginning
with today the wages ~ over 100 900
workinEmsn IN the big industrial sF-
iabiishmeuts ~ the Piffsburx dis
ffIct will Be Increased from { 20 %
per cent About oue=hnf Of fhc
men viii have an increase ~ ] per
cent. while the other half comes 90
for an increase ~ 10 per cent
Among the concerns tn increase the
WAGES u their men Is the PeunByl-
vania railroad which reduced tho
wages 7 per cent ahaHf two Years
ago Among fh0se ehs benefit by
ths 10 per cent in rease are the iron
nnd steel WORKERS in ths district.
Al Tie w0rslnfmen IN the Cafhegic
mills. The American Steel and Wire
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-01
DELAYED BY
BAD STREETS

The condition ~ Second av. north
Of Fine At Is responsible for the do
lay - the department. At Fourth Av.
and naitery 81 In reaching the fire
ON First av. near Virginia nts. early
this morning On account OF the
many improvements IN thtE district
The department was forced 10 take a
circuitnua ruute and rsauld not make
the Fecord runs that have character.
ised this branch % the department
la the past Those doing repair
work on the streets do not seem 20
make ample provision a. crossings
for the convenience % the fire
flshteFa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-01
FILLING UP
TI0ELAM0
WATERWAY BEGINS WORK WHICH WILL REQUIRE HSPssol.
ruRE 100000 YEAR - NEEDED FOR
RAILROAD TERMINALS

wlthin the present year the seat
tie A Lake Washington Waterway
company wiil expand 81 900 goo 10
filling the tide flats
The announcement was made by
the officers of the company today,
The work has already husuu Il
will Do carried al0ak ON large
scale.
Two pile drivers ara engaged IA
driving the piles fsr the required
bulkhcads. aaA two aredgerz viii he
placed ia service within a week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-01
AWFUL DEATH OF EX-GOVERNOR

BOISE. Idaho. Jan. l. Is Gov
FranE stnnnsnharE was blown 10
atoms last Saturday nlEht. by q
charge Of dynamite placed With
muraeruna tntuut against the gate
post II the fence running In front
% his residence In tkia city.
stsuneubsrg had heon unpopular
with the miners o. thla state. and
particularly with thaHs IN this ririn-
ity. ever since he called out the
militia during the great strike al
Occur a Aleus In 1893. n II Thought
that bis death was caused hF some
miner who stili bore = Crude aEainsi
him
Tho authorities have several men
under arrest. bat no definite ciews
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-01

Miss Rauteli was mndly IN love
with a man by the name ~ Young,
who Ia said Co have gone ~ far IA
10 eNpel hee from her own apart
mentn In the stockton hotel, In or
der that be might use her rooms Ia
which 90 visit HIS new love
Mlaa Rantall IL q years u axe,
Little 10 known ot her relatives. bot
she informed the ppnrictrcaa of the
hotel that she left her home and
step parents by reason 81 thrlr an
Kindness TO her She refuses TO dis
euaa the casa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-01

nuts, per dez Dakso; Cal horny. per
pufnmcfHanatsH. per box, 10. Jap
oranges per bundle. siE. two crates
s.es
Easa.
Ranch eggs. per dor. &c: Ore
Een. per dor. &93tei Eastern. per d0x.
agQNc.
Butter ssd Cheese.
washington creaynery. per ~. soc.
Eastern creamery. bricks, per u NC:
Eastern tub. per ~. zf41c. cooking.
isfIiSc. Wisconsin cheese, twins per 10.
berger. per 10 H.. block swiss per ID.
lie. young American cheese. psr IL
Sugar.
Dry Efsnglsfsd. sacks. per 10 lbs.
= g. fruit rranuiatsd. sacks per ios
C. ~ ~ sae ss't 30 e. E sssa & p ger 80 -
psultry.
Drensed chicken per 70. lsc: live
chickens. ID is,sc; EprinE chickens.
dressed turkeys. per ii. ssA.ac: iiv.
turkeyA per 10. ~. geese. Der 10. he
ducks. per IL. l1c. wild ducksetao shr1
ducks. per ID. lie. old roosieFa. Sc.
Meats.
Dressed steers. per ID. 1itnec. dressed
mutton. 5is4ses dressed pork Nc.
dressed lsmb. sc. i've steers. 10
pei cst. live sheep. 81 ~ per cwt; i've
huEt, tas per eat. live veal ts-osV
TOO per ewt. live lambA q 1os0
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-01
DOYLE DOUBTFUL

4 DO not believe there l. any
thlug 10 ~. said Councilman nayie.
Of Georgutuwn. when approached
regarding the rumor that gambling
would cease IN the brswrry netrop
oils on the frat day Of the rear.
= have not Asen ar heard ~ any
indication that any such move Nas
on foot
1 believe the rumnf was simply
a Joke he continued. No uur
seems 70 BE really serious In the
matter and I am ~ the impression
that Il Was reported more - q ru-
NOR. frufa unauthorized sources.
than anything Rise :"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-01

have as yet been secured
This county has Offered 80 600
reward faf the capture. dead ~
alive. o. tbs murdsssra Eseo e.
fort IL being made 20 apprehend the
fInnda
Great grief exists in this city no
cause 81 the horrible death uf ths
former rhipf sxscutivs 81 The state.
aud Governor ooadinG. In a public
statement. has proclaimed siennch,
bsrE a martyr
The funeral wiil take place to-
morrow az Caldwell =; ~ O'Clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-01

with the consent of the property
oWns~r. the company Niil scoop ths
sand out Of the east waterway and
I'll in tidsiands Tho necessary
piping Is nus bdng placed on -
ground
Tho company IL proceeding grad
ualiy. ltH object being 10 fill Ia th'
land no faster than there II a de.
mand Cor Il.
Tho entrance Of the new trans
eoutinsntai railroads 20 the city hAi
furnished the demand
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-01

Mrs iaurn Gcnlmel fliea claim
against city FOR g. 900 20 eompen-
safe her for damages caused by
dea n 81 child. George Wallace Gem
mel. MORALLY wounded ~ Police
offirer stetaun while attempting 10
capture burglar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-01

Mrs s II Shelly died al her home
In Ballard yesterday morning The
funeral viii be- held AZ Ballard
Christian church Tuesday az =.
m. lnterment Will be at Crown I'M
cemetery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-01

gument. In which johnson stoutly
defended the merits Of the particu-
lar brand. while The Star men ar
Raed in fuYof Of tho milwaukee,
srticlo.
AFTER this The Star men left the
hotel. but returned LATER aud aug
eested second drink on the new
year" Again al hands made the
mysterious trip. aud this time the
other star man "set EN- W" When
asked what he wanted he replied
sbowar for me-"
Same here" replied the other
man.
You can Huit yourselves. boys.
replied johnson. but I have some =
thing here that j. better than De-
Waf'a ever dared 10 be
You don't say said The Star
man
n DO say So" replied Johnson. 'ii
h genuine Kentucky Bourbon. 4xL
years old. taI per cent proof. tes'sd
by the revenue Officers.
Ny brother has a big stock some
II Il over eight years ols. aud o.
attons a. ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-01

company mills. those Of the Nation
AZ Tube company. the American
Sheet steel and Tin Plate company
the Jones a iaughlin company. and
The Pressed steel Car company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-01

Building committees Of Scafiis
Turnverein. which has charge of
erection - Turner hall. states Il Will
cost $4,000 10 put hall In first class
condition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-01

King county dlshursei So :
. turing 1905 In hountiss Tor tbs :
. hexs rurfinm % animal pests. .
. Taare we're killed ~ Wild .
. cats. 9 cougars. = lynxss and .
as ooy0tea No wolves were .
. killed Ga this county during thn .
: ysas. or The lyuxss + gore de- .
= rfruysd BY one man. Another =
man. Who brought In the scaips :
. OF ten cats stated that he bad .
= killed 0ver 800 81 them and .
. destroyed the pelis before be .
. vas arare that be vas entitled =
. 70 a bounty
- tskkt go 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-01

iberia cases. i3s scarlet fever eascss
zae eases Of measles. , smallpox
rasea. 1879 tuberculosis 1gT typhoid
fever - vaficocele and 20 whooplng
cough cases.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-01

city physician has had ASST con
auliafiona. i.si3 calls upon sisk. and
iee quarantine visits and calls upon
inf. tious diseases. and fiQ ire vac
einssscna
Report recommends the proiec-
ton Of Cedar river water. On the
ground that eminent authorities
state that typhoid Is traeeable 20
polluted water Recommends that
satirs staff 81 department be under
civil service
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-01
BLIND PIGS
ARE FOUND
STAR FIND ILLICIT RESORTS AT l9scHI AND MADISON
PARKS

Agents OF The Star found blind
pigs" at Madison aud ioschl parks
last night
Al the l.eachi hotel. owned ID
John y. johnson. they al frat usst
with a cool reception and quite eyi-
dent suspicion, Depending upon the
spirit Of goodfeilowahip which the
men thought would become manifest
at miduighl when the old year was
beni guHhered out aud ID. new year
In the men waited their time md
were finally rewarded for the pa
tienoe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-01
A. msdison PARK.

The Star men Hent 10 Madison
park and had practically the same
experience James Iiarrintt owner
II a cigar stand there. bad the same
kind of a handy thirst emporium.
and vas equaliy obilging In handing
out tho fiery stuff.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-01

An ~ the appointlve city officers
hoia their positions nufil Tuesday
nlxKf. although Mayer Wiley has
ths new men picked cat. The an
nounerments of The men chosen
win be made At The meeting Of ne
new city council Tuesday night
Thnas who know M Wiley best say
thar be haH told no ems % his de-
elzi0ns. a. he wants % go into office
unhampered ~ any promises OF
remarks that might b construed g
mean promises The office 81 chief
of police q the one about which
most Of the eoniscture r. had many
expressing an opinion that The en-
tire fnfee will BE- changed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-01

The beer was served In pint bot.
tiaa sithout a label u any sort
This Was followed hy quite an ar