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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-16

field Mass whore he was employed
az dfy goods clerk. -Four years
later ~ moved 10 Chicago Cooley.
Wadswotth a CO. pioneer firm.
employed the young fastener. who
rendered such valuable service that
hf VAS admitted 20 partnership
shortly afterWnrd.
TIE hfm name Was changed 70
Cooley tnrweil a Gu. aud later 10
fWweii Field a Co The latter
Partnership WAS dissolved IN tsGa.
aud tho firm ~ Field. Palmer 4 90.
vas formed. Two years later Pot
ter Palmer retired
When tie business OF Field.
Letter A 60. assumed proportions 81
flfQhnnoe " year Letter retired.
Field then assumed entire control.
Hfhe business grew until its annual
ifsnHa lluns now amount g. ii0. 600.
coo
~ che Chlenga fire the firm Of
f1elt. letter a %. Iast $50 600 0an
ana the largest stare Ia America.
Almost before the ground cooled
Tie urru erected two buildings that
we're the largest ~ their Kind In
he sofld.
iiih mercantile business PAYS
lfefeH of approximately $1,000. o0o
Aanaahy ils owned bends ard
etsAs Ia the uniied states steel
e0shnany. % uhieh be Nan director
and ieadins. npitit. ana in street car
ard failv AZ companies
nv aaau town chicago real ga
tate foidiuEs lurluded q white mar
bic ilurk ga state ~ Nhete ground
had kh- greatest value II auy sit-
nah1 in ihtH sauntfB uf Eufape.
aud L led eranito. block ln she
Wbelsaie district iie slso owned
lasuf her hsildtngH 81 hirh fac
ibrief ~ nii Kinds HHe constantly
tnat ftR Kaaas for, the Chieaea
hosiaia ana isrne STORES iu Enniana.
= Nafs iuefeauttie business had
hls serpuaal supel vision. bat for a
nntltes g yeats ~ details have
been nsths8 after - trusted hrutens
antsi 'rhs capitalists Interests iu
hlg Expectations assumed nlieh maE-
nliuis that great as ME mercantile
interests Wrse thea hes ans second
afy q other Investments.
t1rla donated tsse.oo iu land aud
money % me University ~ chieagn.
the Institution 90 whish John -.
HogAefriief has given millions
With Kift % ti.ee8. Geo f1eid
faenars TIE Field columbian Mo-
sewn ~ ghieaan. Tor the nfrsefsas
ton pf the rare specimens iu thr
ethnalpEleal and natural history sn-
hihiiahi tn. uofia'a fair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-16
PUSHING UPWARDS
AT A STEADY RATE
GUARANTEE FUND Foa rHG e. CONVENTION GROWS EACH
DAY FROM $500 TO siooo-roossss RECORD 500

Mrs. Homer NJ Hill. president II
me Federation Of women's Clubs
Of Seattle. stated last right that inis
mediate stepa would b. taken 1Y
the federation 90 ala In the effort
to secure the International 6 2
Convention for this city la 1907.
MR.. fiill said.
4 shall be Rlad - pres NJ the
subject 70 the federation ne lis meet
ing next Monday afternoon ana !
have no doubt that the club women
Of the city will do everything In
their power 80 aid in creating a
healthy public seutltcn, apon this
important question
''Yon will recall that when the
tople was up befur the federation
last fail FOR preliminary eonst1era-
ton. the members voted eitihusiaas
tleaily IN favor Of trying 70 secure
the convention IN 1901 aud by feaos
tuition offered 90 throw open thetf
homes. " necessary. for the enter
fainment Of 20 coo delegates AZ that
time vas under the impression
that the delegates we're to be en-
tertained free % coat. hut az ! nov
understand that every delegate PAYS
his or her way. ineluilng board. the
condition is even better for secw
ing needed quarters, ] consider that
Seattle Is we'll able 10 entertain this
great gathering and do 1t la the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-16
~ hnsnIlnhle manncr

MOS, hnspliabie manner
seattle must move rapidly Ia get
tfAa together the RENE iudef or the
- .eee guarantee fund. In order 10
be M a position 20 press ice claims
for the convention when the board
OF trustees ~ the United Society
mrets IN New York next month.
There should be no hesitation In
the matter Seattle could hardly
ave It's face IL the word we're 10
70 forth that. after formally invlt-
ina the convention 90 this city. by
joint aelion OF the city council. the
staia legislature. the chamber OF
commerce. the G. + societies and
the womeu'a clubs. there should not
be sufficient response 10 the cali for
guarantee subscriptions 10 make the
invitation good.
Il would be like inviting a com
pauy 90 dlnnv and then neglectlng
20 provide tho feast.
Two u the daily papers OF this
city. the Times and The Star. have
each subscribed s GOO. making near
Is one. twelfth of the total amount
ncfgicd n certainly ought not 10
be diffleult to get the remainder TO-
gefhcr this week
Los Angeles has raised it's guar
antcc without apparent difficulty
aud Is now ready to 40 to New
York IN February In the final con-
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tatlon On the way out ! erawled
over the body Of a poor fellow who
had evidently tried TO make his way
through the smoke. but had given
up ! told the fireman after reach
ing the sixth floor and they vent
up and rescued the man. do not
know whether be revived or not.
crswls on Floor.
IT was n desperate chance We
were taking for our lives. bat those
who followed the advice 81 the fire.
man were ready 20 take any
chances. The experience was terri
bic I kept pretty close 10 the floor
and finally succeeded In reaching
the sixth floor. from which We cas-
rs escaped by the back stairway. I
hope / will never see such a sight
aeain. To see the poor fellows, half
crazed on account ~ being awak-
ened from sound slnmbers. plunge
headlong from the top floors Of tho
building 10 the pavement was awful.
And 20 see them ~ completely
stunned that they could not move.
was horrible. But some Of them
we're not warned by the fate OF
those who plunged first. but fol-
lowed suit without heed OF the re-
sultY !
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Henry L. SisIsr, Who Was in West Dur.
ing Recent Fire Horror Describes The
Scene..Ke Was Lucky

close together People we're rush
Ink about the Railways In their
night clothes seeking chances 10 ea.
cape and the fire escapes. poor as
they were. were crowded with peo-
pie ! went back to my room. shut
the door aud tranaOm. 10 shut out
the smoke. and waited for develop
menta
A Horrible Sight
Soon the smoke got NO thick In
my room that n was necessary for
me 10 break the window IN order
to get air While leaning out the
window I saw one poor fellow jump
from the seventh floor. fife turned
several times before striking the
pavement. and never moved after
that. Another jumped and suffered
the same fate Il was one Of the
most terrible sights ! ever wit
messed. and I hope ! Will never see
another.
The smoke soon became op-
presslye. and ! was wondering what
Was going TO do A. last a fireman
appeared az the sixth floor. just be
low me. aud told those on the sew
enth floor 20 get on their hands
aud knees aud crawl TO the back
stairway You bet ! followed his
Instructions without a bit u hest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-16
HIS LOVE
WAS DEAD
BECAUSE DAN CARLETON NO LONGER CARED FOR HER MRS
WOLFF sEARLts PolsoNs HERsELF-LUAvGs YOUNG SON

pualpe that the love 81 the man
u.,h whom she had been LIVING
az nye months was Efowins
sals Mis- Violet ssarles. = ended
sss misery last night al her homc.
ere Thriesnth ay south. by taking
) sese az eYanldc Of potassium
~ 10 Thought % have swallowed
ma fatal araukht Al n o cleek, but
lived two hours longer Ia terrible
.scpy Il ID claimed that Dan
CARLETON. the man who vas With her
- the time. waited loe lone before
aims physician la his trantic
sftcsts h save the woman life.
ns caraiueF Was finally summoned.
sat :allea 60 resaseilats she victim
Mrs searles save no reason Tor
her at at the time. although shc
mad previously complained to
friends that Carleton vas becoming
indifferent % her She quietly got
eut Of bed aud took the poison out
81 dresser Ia an adjoining ro0m
A rev moments later she returned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-16
BIDS WILL
Be ASKED

Extensive improvements Tor the
Puget sound navy yard aud Mare
Island. Cal. are contemplated BY the
navy department N the near future.
The local office all receive bids for
construction and repair work. These
bids will b. forwarded 10 the navy
department At Washington. where
they wiii be opened Feb. s.
A new supply Of hand tools, emery
Wheels. sheet lead. magnesia pipe
covering. etc. Tor general repairs
will Be sent 70 the navy yards. A
thorough overhaulinG ot the yards
and docks win take place as soon a.
the work can commence.
chief Clerk Downie. Of the local
navy pay office states that local
concerns will b. forced 90 submit
their bids yefY soon, A. the time Is
rapidly drawing 10 close when the
awards vill be made Mfr Downle
thinks that Seattle business men
should do their best 10 secure the
award for 80 Puget sound navy
yard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-16
WON ON APPEAL
Especial to The STAR

OLYMPIA. Jan. l6-Judge Linn.
In the superior court. today sus-
tanned the appeal of " II. Davis.
president ~ the Civic League. hold
ing that the conviction OF Davis for
violating the state etght-hour law
was illegal because Il was tried In
the justice court where the maxi
mum penalty is greater than that a
justice may impose Davis was ar
rested and fined 500 for working
bridge employees more than eight
hours Hts arrest came at a time
when his league was making an ef-
fort to close gambling aud dance
halls here.
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% the bed and dropped upon IL.
she died about two houfa later.
Carleton told the police this
morning that he had been using her
name while living with her % pro.
tect himself The Womans husband
died some time ago IA the east She
has a teycaful son. who has been
taken care of by a brother Of eau.
tain taubseher. Her mother. Mrs
n, n Hardin. resides at Aaakia.
MINI. she has been notified. Mrs
sesflea came here two years aEo.
working Tor a while az loeal de-
aartment store.
Carleton is a travelling salesman
for the American Tobacco company.
having an office Ia the Pacific
block lie has offered 60 pay the
woman's funeral expenses. II her
family does net
Mrs scarlea owned considerable
icwe'ry. which has been turned over
TO the police The body Ia at the
hounoy Watson morKae.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-16
LOOKING FOR
new SUSPECT

PFNpLET0N. ore. Ian IL I. ].
Slnpkins. alias simmons. the al
legged arcufaFiies 81 Harry Orchard.
wsn II suspected If numbering sK-
Geysruor stsunsnheFs. u suppaesd
20 b. hidiux in umesilia county he
arrived at penaietan a fee days
sEo. but has since suddenly disap.
peaFed Three detectives are here
Zee the purpose Il teesgiuE him
Simpklna Nas = member II the -.
seutiVe beard ~ the Western Frd-
Grafton ~ Miners Who Ners imni.
Gated 81 the reesnt disturbances in
Colorado.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-16
GOOD AS
INTEREST
II CITY WOULD DEMAND SPACE UNDERNEATH
SIDEWALKS SHE COULD OBTAIN As MUCH REVENUE As
FROM BANK

that n the city Owned the sidewalks.
d also owned tie space underneath.
aud he proved 70 be correct,
II would be a good thing said
city Engineer Thomson when asked
about the matter this morning.
About the only reason 81 has not
been done before. ! suppose j. be-
cause 30 one has taken the matter
up The city has right 20 de-
mand rent for the use Of the space.
which il freely used by nearly all
business establishments. and II IL
ala 80 much controversy arising
from the present system would end.
Ultimately the city may use the
space a. a place for running under-
ground wires and water mains"
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Just as seattle is row obtaining
about 80 o0n annually as interest
eu her municipal bank deposits. she
could secure about the same
amount II res euue by demanding
rent Tor the spare underneath side
walks. which fH now given over 20
the use 81 private owners Without
any charge
The matter has been called to the
attention - ihe city authorities. and
something ip the direction may be
taken before long Chicago and
other eastern cities are now getting
considerable revenue from this ays-
TEN. and Seattle could get the
same Al assistant Ia the office
q Corporation Counsel J. Hamilton
Lewis - Chicago u responsible for
tie Innovation there, He figured
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-16

iiss. milling machine. plating mis-.
turs ~. ..-.A A ausstiff " h--...-.
. sea Tlresa and silver df--1Fs
we're coufiseatrsi. A. soon as Cap
tain hsd has conducted the Ana.
eprtes ease he viii proceed Go nell-
tnEhaw where be VIII Investigate
the suspects gasr.
Activity Il becoming pronounced
amuffx the bogus coin producers.
said Captain neli this morning. we
are keeHlaE righg after them. how :
ever. and are succeeding in IN
earthlne a lst It coautesfsttiuK /
do not think that an Organization i
az cork. but merely isolated work
ers"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-16
HIGH CHINESE
ON The WAY

A commisNton sent oft by the
Cklueae government for the puf-
pose Of making = study OF the meth
0ts u vaFions European countries
with yieN 20 introducing their
best features 90 far az possible into
China. Will arrive in Seattle within
The merit few weeks On the steam
ship Dakota. The commission Is
headed BY Sir Hang Chat Heng
acting governor Of the province o.
shantuug.
The Minnesota wlll arrive tonight
At 8 O'Clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-16
N { W F | R MS
INCORPORTE

OLYMPIA, Jan. id-Articira Of
Incorporation have been filed with
the secretary uf state BY the follow .
ina Seattle firms
Oriental Land and Improvement
company. OF Seattle. t2ae. 900
George g neheriing ana y NJ
Farmer. inrornofatofH.
Continental Timber company. So.
attic. $500 00a W. A. MeEwen aud
II Spencer, iueorroratara
Pioneer Coal company. Seattle
100000. George nebcrliuK and Er.
urHt NJ. Farmer. incorporRtara
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-16

HORRORS

ed by fire. and the prisoners re-
leased.
A dispatch from the Baltic prov
inces says a detachment OF dragons
are surrounded at Island Esel BY
Let's. The assassination OF General
Leseowsh az. Penza is confirmeU.
Al Irkutsk the assistant chief OF
police has been killed. An attempt
TO kill the vice governor failed. Two
hundred socialists have been ar
rested.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-16
FOUR MEN
ARE DEAD

NEW YORK. Jan. "a -Four men
are dead and four In The hospitals
Ia a semi suffocated condition. a. a
result OF the bursting u an air pipe
In the shaft Of thu Heimont tunnel
On Man OF War reef. In tho middle
Of East river. early this morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-16

any Krvaf sxtent she attempted "a
cross in front 81 the car and was
struck wilh The fender. which
Knocked her down.
nr. Buckley. Nhu examined her
injuries. states that beyond a slight
shaking up she vas practically IN
Inlured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-16
MARSHALL FIELD
DIES IN new YORK

NEW YoaK Jan. nc Marshall
Field died at 4 o. o'clock this after.
noon Al the Holland House. 81
pneumonia, after an lllnesa Of near
~ week
Tho merchant pringe caught "a SEE
we're cold on New Years day. while
plas"4es golf and Il was this that
ultimately caused hla death
Mrs. Field was at the bedside of
her husband when 10 died Field
began sinking rapidly AT 3 o'clock
and all hope was abandoned BY the
family and physicians IIe was IN
conscious at the end. In room ad-
ioinnin the sick roam In which the
relatives aud attendants were there
we're also Marvin HnKhitt. Augustus
Eddy Robert n Lincoln and Attor-
ney Ream, Fields personal counsel
The latter said that Field's affairs
have been tn excellent shape for
some time tie denied that there
had been any changes In the will OF
the dead man since the fatal lllnes.
began.
Marshall Field vas horn a. the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-16

tost with Seattle for the fen'i .
viii IL be said of seattle that heI
slgallng los AneEeics ~
growing imi-sS AaIii'sf - 'th't Nn'
sufh a test ~ appliedf
Not Il the Seattle spirit aiill EN-.
rba star believes that it exists, u
believes IN going risht 10 the people
Nth The situation. telling them nov
things stand aud asking for prompt
action
Telephone your subscript
me subscriptions up 80 GATE are
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-16

10 o. ~ nusssii Far tie sum ~
t1e2es az $500 per acre
BusAeli paid a very high price
faf the property in order that The
tract be- already owns there might
bs oomplste. Il IL rumarcd that the
Canadian Pacific IL after the prop
ersy for terminal purposes
Trlmhie bought the land a few
Yrars hNp for feN thousand dol
lara
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-16

ST. PETERSBURG. Jan. ie.--At
kulza this morning several houses
were bombarded by artillery and the
village practically deserted. A num-
Der Of people were captured and ex-
eeuied by soldiers
Il d reported from Vladiyostok
that all prisons have been destroy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-16

The excitement attending the
south end tldslsad deals has ever
Swallowed business In other sections.
yet the number u ea'ea and the
amuuat q money involved In north
sud tidelauda and other acreage
have been considerable. one % the
most noteworthy transfers % this
nature vas that 81 IT, acres undsf
Magnolia blaff frum " r TfImhle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-16
OPIUM JOINT RUN BY
A STREET PREACHER
POLICE pouscs UPON RESORT OF aososs AND CAPTURE
-FOUR

Sponsor. 10 When searched a COM
pleie dope ouffit' waa found on
al but Sponsor
The dive has been conducted ~ a
stfeet CORNER preacher Who aavcr.
tlsed free shelter to all unfortunate
men. Ia reality the place IL nnth.
lug naore than a hnbes' resort and
opiun toini. according 20 the police.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-16
FIND ONE MORE
BOGUS COIN PLANT


VITA a eomplete caantsFtelilnE
-siaSt = As ssss,ssss &,
cssns was captured ~ Marshal
Ralaaas. q Anacuftea last night,
Captain nrii - the secret Ncryirr.
vas lnfcrmeA last ntEhi % the cap.
tars ard uili tnaVe Ter Anacnstes
tbs eteniax 10 eontact the ease.
Captain Bell also received weird
fsum unltea states Commissioner
wIghns, ag i3eiiin9han. that sns-
poxt vas appsehrnaeA in that city.
fAa suspect u anknown and refused
Is give auy name
ne alisx.a eeuutsyfeltsr had ln
rs possession hen caught a set %
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-16

D~teetiyc Corbest and pafrolman
spler raidsd a sh0bo Joint in the
bes~msns q ths 0wl saloon. Third
A. ard Washington St. At o'clock
tbs mnsnirx. and gathered IN fuur
men a. the result % their work.
TIE men gave their names and
agss as = Rates. 50. Lee Myers.
3: JOAN Caussn. 81. and John
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-16

WASHINGTON. y. c. Jan. 1e.-
The digging Of the Panama canal
IL 20 be done by contract The pres
ldent and the canal commission
have SO decided. according TO the
formal announcement to be made in
a few days Tho work will be done
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-16
bEEDE: IS
CHARGED

rsos~eutlnw Attorney Mackinieah
his morning flied an Information
asaiNst Geor - Hee4e far assault
win deadly ueapan with the In
isnetcn % commit murder lie n
shsrEsd with shooting Ray MELON
aid on October on THIRD av. white
he latter Nas 10 company With hts
pite. He uae liberated on bonds
vhiie his victim Vas fighting Tor
Gfs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-16
ONE is DEAD
OTHER CRAZY

Seated b. the corpse Of a man
named straun. a half demented man.
eating raw flsh. was captured by
officer Carleton yesterday after
noon ia shack on the tide flats
adjoining the Standard OIL CON
pany's tanks.
Both men had been drinking
heavily lately. and that IA supposed
10 have been the cause Of sirauu g
death.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-16
PILL ROLLERS
TAKE EXAMS

The washington state board If
pharmacy began their quarterly ex-
animation yesterday <. T. Offer
man. president Of the board T. pre-
siding There are q candidates.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-16
TO DIG CANAL
BY CONTRACT

under the supervision Of the COM
missions engineers.
Attorney General Moody has de-
cided that the Spooner law permits
such action. The law authorizing
the canal leaves the method to tho
discretion OF the president and the
commission.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-16
RECEIVES PLANS

CITY Engineer Thomson has re-
eeived from Engineer Pierce. Of che
Milwaukee. a number Of sketches Of
plans Tor the grades from the
bridges required 10 be built over the
eompany's right II way Ia What
com av. They are being considered
faHau
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-16
To BEGIN WORK ON
GREEN LAKE SCHOOL

Hm high school were examined and
approved. II VIII be two stories.
eight rooms and Of colonial design.
Bids for the construction OF this
building viii be opened on January
80. The purchase Of a house and
lot at Iatona for $1,000 was au-
thorized by the board. This com-
pletes tba site for the new Latons
IFhnof
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-16

Lance & Peters were awarded the
contract Tor the construction OF the
new North Green Lake high school
az the meeting OF the school board
yesterday afternoon. The new
structure VIII cost $4,000. The
plumbing contract was awarded TO
n. a. stickles, his bid being 1891
Plans for the new North Capitol
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-16

Hs spent his 5uyhoad helping his
father en the farm. iiia eariy sdu.
cation was obtained IN public
aeheais. ana later he attended an
academy. IL 1855 he went a. pltla.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-16

IS OPENED

ALGECIRAs. Jan 10 The inter.
national conference on Moroccan af'
fairs opened AZ } o'clock this after
noon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-16
HER HUSBAND
WAS JEALOUS

oTsEGo. Nina. Jan. is~w. ~
Brandt. In a Jealous raEe. shot and
Killed Justin Adams this marninE
Mes. Brandt committed suicide
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-16

August Bachmann died yesterday
afternoon at his home. a2f card ay
he was a member Of the A. q. u "
lodge. lie leaves a wife aud three
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-16
80: ESCAPED
TIVE FLAMES

Henry l.. slaler. Of the GAieago
Northwestern railroad. ~ carrying
either a mascot or hood doc. n
n a ticket ailotting him a room on
the seventh floor Of the New West
hotel, IN Minneapolis. on the night
before the fire. which resulted 80
fatally MFR slsler WIS east ON n
business trip FOR the road and hap
pened Ia be IN Minneapolis ON a
short business trip before leaving
FOR Seattle. aud secured rooms al
the New West hotel
lie was IN the midst uf the en r
element Of the fire aud has very
interesting story 10 tell Of the many
incidents connected with the IN
fortunate affair Mr.. sislef says
that he owes his escape from death
In the fire from the fact that he LETT
n call With the hotel clerk 10 be
called at Z o'clock ln the morning.
and alao the very efficient work or
the fremen Of the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-16
STRUCK BY
STREETcAR

Nfs 8 p smith. 1891 Thirteeuth
Ay.i was Knocked down BY q car At
Second av. and 1amca 81 At 4 O'Clock
yesterday. but was not injured 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-16

! Resolved. By the King coun.
~ Medical society. that The
! Seattle Daily Star. . newnpa.
} per published al Seattle, Wash,
- worthy Of commentator and
} the highest praise fer having,
) .t financial less TO itn stock.
holders. refused 70 further
carry any patent medicine sd-
Nertiser1snts known az "eure.
alls," which are ar injury 20
! the public 81 large, and the in.
dividual who uses them IN par
tieular.
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ARREST
Y men

ST rETEnsnuRa. Jan. 70 or
an entire councn - sofkmen ~
members were arrested last night.
charged with beinE rrvnluiiunistn.