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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-22

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TACOMA. Wash. Jan z2--na-
- nd cross Examination Of DIT.
4 nfElszh. Of Seattle. the
Kz'ss ssesud expert wiiness. &C.
80 Ne satire morning session
p 5sesor ess asked q regular
Hie'rfiszl gI&stisn prepared b.
= RATES aiipgneys, 70 vhlch be
fAe sslas answsr that such
tsfsor i sane
y trkzsnatlon was conducted
hisfnsf Varee. and consisted
asss1ots regarding the various
%t'pu's = gafnnosa The strong
slzi H'azs vas regarsssS the
'a 1tss q a paranotac after
~ c1mnltied q crime while
= '< Eaasr the impression that
<infart Tas being persecnt.
- doctor stated that be
- he very apt 70 COSTUME his
- - tAs oyed one instead 81
As his own personal safety
s'eatx I'D The cross exam.
- s1n1ucttf b. AtsOrnet
80. 4 sfill going on.
z-."ssns Testimony Concluded
- szpaFt testimony u Dr ". J.
s''-'l'pf. stiffness for the state.
-. - sontiaded yesterday. In ths
- - ~ testimony remained un
a EAisr cross examination
-stf 70 Hypothetical ques.
y ~ 1efenae she witness stat.
~ zach a person would be- In
'eetpfing TIE statements aa e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-22

FilEs AFFIDAVIT
AGAINST HARPER

Chief % poliea wsppenssein and
Henry A. Adams. ar. aa be Il better
knoen. Vincent Harper. socialist
orator aud novelist. intend 20 fight
their cases 20 a sianassill, accord.
lag 20 an affidavit filed In tho ~.
perior court this morning ~ the
thief Adams. OF Harper. II uat In.
elinci 70 Accept the ruling q the
ehief regarding the aaie II his
pamphlet. This Real Truth About
Marriage
Adams II trying 20 SEE an lnlnnc.
ton against ths chief psohGbisins
him fsum interfering pith the sale
II the book. The affidavit filed this
marnink Fecitea that che hook IA
sudgnr and immoral and unfit fog
distribution. A bona Tor Is 600 "a
pay damages Sustained In arrests
Which would TAIL ~ conviction "A
offered b chies wappenatelu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-22
TO START POST
OFFICE PROBE

thYuukh The COMMITTEES on national
affairs. has asked tho government
for an emergency fund ~ $500 70
hire additional men "a clean mp De.
lsyed mall A Recommendation TO
raise tho salaries u the salaries
o. senators and coaEroaamen from
$1,000 20 g. 900 a year viii be made.
snd a report BY the Lake Washing.
ton canal COMMITTEES will be heard
on the building Of a wooden lock
IN tbs conduit The Humphrey bill.
proposing $50 900 acres ~ land in
the olympic mountains for a game
and fIsh reserve. will also be dis.
cuaaed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-22

Elliott. ~ the Caiman building. was
to-day tmned aver 70 chief warren-
stein Mr flaFsins calls attention
20 the fact that the vacant lei
boansfed ~ Kess Mercer and6 I2as'
Roy sta ga Nlaefeensh and TNsn.
fisth asp nsFih IL Is dissase- germ
Erouaa us says the garbage tuse
have dufuFes hundreds ef loads a
aahea and refuse on me 10 With N
acauiesesae Or the eWnes. =. q
flax.<kAf FeuffeeHth Az. rsffh and
East Mafcet as. and that thu district
snfroanalSe = los fssui 20 Use IN.
I've istfefa were received ~ me
mayer ffsan ar HuEeins n re-
nronee 70 ne fret signs were placed
Oh sias hiark n question. prohibiting
the aamtihs u garbage thereon. but
these signs ~ste aleabsxea Today
t,hlsf wNrranstrin ~rnt fuen out 20
sop geeiuetsfs from violating the
cfsys ofsisf.
This Nafhaae question: said tha
chtef. ashauIa be handled by the
nsaish apartment II shifts All thsr
On to the t.elice. Whereas II 10 the
sutv 81 ns Inspectors and effleers
We Eave enough 70 % without tend
tnE - rsefork
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-22
LEGISLATURE WILL END
! BANKER LORDS GRAFT
n n Be- Passed Providing for the Payment Of Two
!, Cent interest on All Deposits Of State Funds
poth Houses Pledged.

OLYMPIA. or hanks designated by
him
Today deposits In ford'n bank On.
coed taoo. coo. on which no interest
h recelved. AZ per cent interest
this would Yield tho state tis.o0o
year
Representative ,. H. Gilbert ~
spokane raised storm In the
house this morning by Introducing
resolution revealing the orsier ~
the chief clerk that All hooue EN-.
ployea report Tor duty On SUNDAY
After somewhat aefiminona dts.
eassion. participated IN b. Repre-.
seutativcx Reed. nlckzun. Meelar.
Johnson. lalteman. Hutchinson and
emallcf. the resolution Was adopt.
81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-22
WILL OPERATE
|. ALL CANNER|ES

The Northwestern Fisheries
company announced today that all
OF their cannerles In Southeastern
Alaska will be In operation next
season. Several Of their Gamer.
les have not been IN operation for
the past two seasons. but AZ the
salmon business II such an I'm
portnnt commercial factor all can
neries will be fitted up and run
during the regular season.
The canneries are a. follows.
Chilkcot cannefy. near Haines;
raku cannory. entrance 90 Taku
river, Dundas cannery. Dundas
bay. In Icy straits: Santa Ana can
merry. inside Deer island 40 miles
south Of wrangel: Quadra cannery.
Boca de Quadra inlet: Hunters Bay
oannery. outside Prince Of Wales
island. jackson p O.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-22


eySrlt. IAN se-~ee J. LoFt's
- sAs saioynaen, Of the use
4. ssse deposits a Rrivilesc
- mss siee'e 90 $4,000 =
s. u = sas or BY the present
sr.,uz n ~ passsse q state
.s.,rs bl'L requiring banks to
~trr was Interest "a all dc
4 .ssts monies.
X, = 1risy fraction q the sen
Sl>s sirxs1s axrved N caucus @
49, - 1spoeitery hill. and lta
- ku,axh the Acane 10 as
u seeeans q the multi,
go Z fznAs and the method q
1.elne The state finances.
n1I IN rirses larxe sums q
- s M nAnis Of the state
.s,s.sf aa4 tAsss are Kept In Af.
-, ozpas4i National bank u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-22
CAR RUNS "A WAY
ONE HURT

right hand was severely cut by the
glass. The Tine was tied up for
over an hour.
Disaster seems 10 follow the Cal.
lahaa family Several weeks ago
Mr. Galatians father was on tho
jefferson ~ car which dashed
down tho Hill between Broadvay
and Fifteenth av. being thrown
from the car and having to spend
over a vpek IN a hospital
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-22

The inadequate service furnished
BY the Seattle poefoffice will ts
thoroughly tbFeshed out a. a meet.
ing q the Chamber 81 Commerce.
tomorrow afternoon.
Much speculation has been excit
81 a. to the suggestion 90 be mate
for the remed5ing Of existing trUu
bIea IN the delivery Of mail NumeT'
Gus letters have come 10 The cham
bsr. complaining ~ the preaeat sys
tenn Joseph Mayer q BFos. Ia q
lengths letter. declare valuabie or.
ders have been lost because Of de
lay IN delivery
The Chamber of Commerce,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-22
ARREST ACTRESS
HERE

On warrant sworn out by Israel
Katk. OF the firm OF Waterman n
katE. OF Port Townsend. Frankie
Williams. an actress. was arrested
early this morning BY Detectives
Byrne and Phillips and booked as a
fugitive al the police station.
Miss Williams Is charged with
having obtained a bill Of goods, I'M
der false pretensUs. Sha Is also
thought 10 be wanted IN Seattle fof
number Of similar offcnses
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-22
WOMAN DRIVEN
To INSANITY

TACOMA. Jan. 22--For a viola.
ton Of the postal laws in opening
mail addressed to Miss Eva NJ. Hall.
whom she suspected Of improper
relations with her husband. Mrs.
Cornella Carter. OF Ho1uiam. is
held az the Pierce county jail. In
default Of s600 bonds.
Mrs. Carter Is nearly 80 years OF
age. and domestic trouble has wor-
ried her to such an extent that II
Is feared she VIII become insane
over her misfortunes. The woman
Is sick and distracted now, and her
condition may prove critical. unless
her mind Is disabused Of the haunt
ing suspicion which worries her at
present
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-22
NUMBERS
TWENTY-FIVE

TERRE HAuTE, Ind. Jan. a.
Twonty-nine persons are dead. &C.
cording 20 the latest estimate Of
fatalities in the Big -Four wreck 1t
SANFORD. Ia which an entire pass
enger train was blown 20 pieces by
the oxpiosian Of freight car load.
ed with dynamite. the explosion be-
Ing caused by the conclusion GRE
ated by tho passing train.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-22
HIS PLEA SAVED
HIM FROM JAIL

For the sake Of his little giri and
widowed mother. whom he alleges
he IL supporting. George Howard.
who was arrested as q haneer-on In
saloons in the northern part 81 the
city. was pardoned this morning by
Police Judge Gordon. Howard
claims TO be painter. Judge Cor
don. after hearing the evidence, al
lowed him his freedom on the prom
iae that he would behave himself
Ia the future
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-22
QUEEN ON THE
EXCURSION RUN

The pacific Coast Steamship
company announced this morning
that the steamer Queen viii he
placed on the Alaska excursion run
during TIE Christian Eudeavor ma.
tional Convention neat summer The
Spokane will attend 10 the regular
excursion business. while the Queen
will be placed on the run In add.
ton
Officials announced this morn.
Ing that the round trip rate on the
Queen will be $50. the steamer
making every port on the regular
excursion run The rates on the
spokane will be the same as for
merry. ti00.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-22

WASHINGTON. Jan 22.-Ad
vices from RearAdmirni Evans
who states that the baitlcahlps
Missouri aud indiana and the
cruiser Yankton are nov ~ Guam.
tanatno. Cuba. announce that 4
full report Of tho incident from
the viewpoint Of Admiral Davis
have been forwarded 70 Wanhing'
ton BY mail. No official reason for
the departure 81 Admiral Davis
from Kingston has aa yet been ~.
eeised at Washington The Incl
don't furnishes the chief topic oI
conversation here tn official Circles
and the report Of Admiral Davis
IL eagerly awaited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-22
DIES AT DOOR
OF HOSPITAL

wALLA wALI.A. Ian. 2e.-wll.
liam II. Hilgar. lahorer. was fatal
y injured In a cave-in Yesterday
afternoon. while working on the
city waterworks system three miles
above Walla Walla Tie was re-
moved to a hospital but died while
being taken from the ambulance
at the hospital steps.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-22

James ~ cable car No 10 made
n Wild dash down the hiil between
second aud First avs. last night.
owing to the swapping of brake
rod The car brought up against
the frog NJ First ~. and the pas.
aengora were piled up ~ one end.
Ohio ". Callahan. Of 1901 r. Jef.
foraon st.. standing on the fruns
end. was thrown through a glass
window and bis head bruised. It's
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-22
SEA JURY
|||SAGREES

oI0rAan. Ian - The fuFY an
~: e CarnsEisss = shes. e
4mnz<<r< raten. eAssktd stfa
n|rnky q lnhrN Ne pastnesa q
nrian4sry. ward q CO. saiisd .
- .<x~< bslrx net s. hours.
- nsez far aeaaiitai and i've
= snsxgzasA A new trtai has been
<&>,4 ~ m prosecution states
= I IA TABS 10 the new trial
"a re~xei viaaF.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-22
Railway Commissioner Lawrence Lays Before
Commissioner Lane Contents of Report to Be
Made to Legislature by Washington State Rail
way Commission.

he also blamed the failure OF the
roads to cope with the demands OF
traffic 70 the greed OF some one
In control" who was more interest,"
ed IN computing dividends than In
keeping the roads ap To the point
Of efficient service 70 the public
Gen. Ashton and Attorneys Orifs
fifth aud speeht conducted the ex-
animation for the lumber interests.
9ho are the cause of the inquiry
here. and Attorneys A. NJ. Can
non, Of Spokane. and l.. G. Young
rossexamiaed 10 the interest OF
the railways.
Wanted 10 Be Fair.
In calling the session 90 order,
Commissioner Lane explained that
In Investigating the car shortage be
desired evidence concerning the
facilities for moving freight and the
time consumed. ard suggestions
from either or both sides as TO
practical methods for relieving the
present condition and preventing
lis annual recurrence II was not
his desire 10 embarrass the rail-.
roads. he stated. but 70 lind 4 rem
edy II he could which could DO
reported and recommended BY the
interstate commerce commission,
lie agreed 10 give today 10 the
shippers 10 establish evidence OF
their grievances. and tomorrow 70
the railroads 70 answer them.
In giving hia testimony. Mr.. Law.
renee stated that the commission
had been delnged with complaints
from NIL over the state during lts
year and a half Of existence and
frouttruaS an PAGE Ski
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-22

city with her parents. had over.
stayed her f1rlotwh and was nab.
bed this morning Judge Gordon
looked really provoked. rs he men.
toned the fact that Ncll had few
suspended sentences which she
should serve. but on a promise from
the chief 90 siep0rt her with all pos.
sible haste. she was allowed to dc
part
= think the police are real
msanlr Quoth Nell. as she hurried
away.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-22
BELOW ZERO IN
NORTHWEST

ST PAUL. Jan. = 1T il en-
tremeiy cold throughout the north
west The Thermometer registers
- hoiow xeru here and - af
Dexll's Lake Residents IN many
znrti8na of North Dakota are IN dire
exsremiftsm ou aecoant - the lnet
II faei The Great Northern u send
Ing coal and sood % passenger
trains
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-22
TWAS A BAD MORNING
FOR RAILROAD PEOPLE
NO MORE rlps IN MISSOURI.

! JEFFERSON CITY. Mo,
} Jan. 2e-T'he house today
! passed the Tubba anti.tipping
! bill. The bill makes Il a mis-.
demennor 10 tip n waiter, por.
ter or servant A fine Of from
s. 20 $500 may be imposed fer
! violation OF the law.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-22

WHO WROTE EMF
ts,.r Special Service,

b CHICAGO. Jan. zz--The {
= expelled footbailinta are 10 ask
= for reinstatement b. February
4 /. Letters have been re.
. eelyed from the west estab-
= fishing their good character
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-22
HENRY cAsEV, SON or v. A.
cAaEv. 10 KURT IN coLLi
SION At BROADWAY AND
PIKE.

A Seattle Electric company coal
train. on It's say &c sac James -
power house. lAsi nigh, At ngoad.
~ay and Pike st. ran down i1yraf.
cid isaff Casey. son of y A.
Casey. ~ fst7 Tweufy.thifa Az.
uho xae Yidiaa In his miniature
automobile. Tho coal car Nas com
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-22
BOY IN AUTO RUN
DOWN BY CAR

lng nwlflle down the grade and the
boz wua shfown out ~ the ionneaa
"a the pavement saa severely but
not seriously bruised lie took a
street car home. after having sent
the REMAINS II hla ear 20 the North
vest Automobile compaays gar.
AGc.
Yonng Casey spent the hiEEesi
part u his SPARE time FOR two years
building the machine. and he put
together esefy detail Of the mtchan.
lam. n was with fcarfllied eyes
that he vi ued the destruction u
his handiuork.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-22
HUNDREDS DIE
IN TIDAL WAVE

LONDON. Jan. "A dispatch
received here says the tidal wave
on Jan. in the Dutch East Indies
destroyed the island 81 simaiu and
that 500 lives we're lost
The sImaiu tidal wave was &C
eumpanied By terrific earthquake
shocks. which sssll continue daily
The civil governor II Atchln has
gone 10 the scene.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-22
SUCCESSOR To
BURTON CHOSEN
lssrIpp, Tel.araph servIes.l

TOPEKA. Kan, Jan. 22--Chas.
Curtis was formally elected United
States senator this afternoon.
A bin was introduced In the
senate today providing that press
associations shall furnish service
20 any paper IN Kansas willing to
pay for the service The bill pro
yldes that II the press service be
refused the state can order the
telephone and telegraph companies
not to deliver the service Of the
offending press aasociation 10 any
no sar ia the STATE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-22
sLAsHEo IN FIGHT.

In a cutting serape az flA FIFTH
az. early this morning. a Japanese
by the name OF Yamamoto was Sc
verely slashed on the side OF the
head and wrist with a knife In the
hands Of r Kataska, who was also
badly cut I'm the hand. Yamamoto
was removed to the Waysido hos.
pltai. and Kataska was placed In
the city jail The cause OF the
quarrel IL not known.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-22
THE POLICE ARE REAL
MEAN TO NELL

Nell ptckereIl. whose pcnehant Il
soaring meas clothing. made her
appearance In the police curt this
morning and. after = short hearing.
vas given the alternative = leav-
lna the city before aundoen or
spending 30 days Ia the city baasiie
In addition % paying . fine Of 300
She took her chance and made good
her escape Nell. who had permits
sion from Chief Of Police Wappens
stein to spend the holidays IN the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-22
GO TO 0LYM PA
TOMORROW

J. r. ChilberK and Henry r. Reed
Of the Alaska. Yukon Pacific exposi.
ton leave tomorrow afternoon for
Olympia. where they will confer
with a COMMITTEES from both houses
and the committee on appropria'
tons of the state Legislature as TO
appropriations 10 be made by the
state 10 the big show. GerHe r.
Boos, special commissioner Of the
A.Y..P. exposition In Idaho. reports
favorable conference with the ex'
position committee Of the legisla-
turc Of that state.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-22
SOLDIERS RIOT
IN OHIO
fsorlnn. Tsl.nrsph servles.l

COLUMBUS. O.. Jan 22-It r.
likely that the president Will be
called upon 10 investigate the riot
OF soldiers here last night Sen.
ator Foraker'a friends declare that
Roosevelt will have to dismiss the
rioters. However. the officers have
evidence showing The guilt Of their
men
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-22
SIX KILLED IN
COLLISION

CHARLESTON. s. G. Jar. "a
In a head on collision On The south.
.sfn railroad near YamaAaa. four
train men scre killed and two. Who
are missing. are supposed 90 have
bean snrincrated BY the fire xhlch
beloved
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-22
DReDGE WRECKED

cARuTHERsvff.i.E. Mo. Jan.
e Meaxer information has Just
reached here Of the destruction b.
dynamite ~ a dredae boat this
morning. Two workmcn we're
killed. The International Harvest.
sr company was digging . drainage
canal near here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-22
ANKENY SEEKS
APPROPRIATION
fsaripps T,lsarsph servlos.l

WASHINGTON. u. C.. Jan. 22 -
Under the title FOR the relief Of
the heirs of Benjamin Holiday, /"
Senator Ankeny yesterday nitro
dueed a novel btu in the senate.
The bill states that Holiday. who
has been dead for many Years. was
a mail carrier during the Indian
troubles. and that IT great personal
expense succeeded In having post
roads built. The measure asks that
his heirs be reimbursed for this ex.
pondlture. The amount involved Is
lb2e.af
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-22
s,sla SOCIETY mssrs,

The Washington Bible society
meets t0aIxht at tie Plymouth
Congregational church 1t o'ciexk
The annual election Of oftlcrrx vii
b. one u the important dosnEn.
Rav. n. ebormiey. Of Taeema. sud
Res. saruuel GFewnc wtlI make I'D.
dfea4ee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-22
APPROPRIATION gill FOR
THE cHirTENroN HOME.

Yesterday at Olympia Hspresen.
tntlva Rnnek introduced a bin APP
propriatlng $1,000 for the Florence
crltenlon home NJ Ounlap The
hill went to the appropriations com.
mltiea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-22
ALLEGED roacra ARRESTED.

G = Carter. a tailor. was arrested
last night BY Detectives Hubbard
and McclurR on a charge u passing
forged checks. ~ W. Cresan a
chauffeur. was held a. stiffness The
roltee state that Carter has beer
guilty Of passing large nufubsf
n bad checks Tor small amounts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-22
WANTS pEarH INFORMATION

Sergeant ~ Detectives Charles
remnant received = wt4e this mora
ia3 frrm the J "a LAuAhan CON
pany. Winuna. Mfnn.. asking for full
particulars q the death u Michael
llnahan. killed IN a collision on ms
h &S. LIn4han was not killed
In this ceanty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-22
TURNER RgruRss
FROM sourA

II :. Turner. - The u = TaFnes
Inesssmens company. returned to
dny after A tour IN California He
was arcoutrA nisd ~ hss family. ATT
Turner reports that ever where lr
the a0uth seattle IL the much ais-
ruNaad city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-22
tttttstttttttss.
TESTIMONIAL TO
RoooEvutr.

LONDON. Jan. 2a.-Arch. !
. bishop Nuttall. OF Kingston.
according TO q dispatch, has
wired President Roosevelt the
thanks of the community for
the assistance BY Rear Admir-.
! al Davis The dispatch says
the citizens are preparing a
; testimonial 10 the president. I
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-22
. sssssststsssss
CANAL sono HEARING.

Deputy Prosecuting After.
: aey Herald this morning auo.
! eecied In having tho Lake
: Washington canal hond case
at for hearing before the ~.
prcme court Tor Jan. a..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-22
SWETTENHAM INCIDENT
CREATES EXCITEMENT

Great Britain desired or was will.
Ing 20 accept further aid for the
sufferers at Kingston. In reply 10
this . tnblegfnm WAS sent 90 Wash.
ington. htatlns that as the home
office had received no oommuniea.
ton from Jamaica. The govern
meat was unable TO state the 70.
Quifpuentn Of the eitizena OF the
etsiekea city. IN this message the
thanka OF the British government
and hia majesty the king. are ex.
tended 10 the Americans for the
great esHlaiancc rendered the sui
ferers in time of need.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-22
FOUR PERSONS DIE
IN BUFFAL GALE

erty loss IL now estimated at 81
600. 900.
The gale has subsidized 10 n great
euf. and no further damage ~
sieipated MANY huge lake iinera
re- gfrnudea high and dry. aud
q drm8sa which resulted - The
tipping Is enormous
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-22
POLICE DETAILED TO
ENFORCE QUARANTINE

and fourteen new cAsoa Of lnfee.
iioua discusses were discovered TO.
day. eIdora have been issued that
hereafter officials will pay not the
sll0hieaf attention 60 tho political
influence uf el1imauta Tor special
favora
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-22

attached line ~ means OF which
the runaway vessel Was stopped
The feat was the mnet daring
ever attempted "a the Coiumbta,
and hMd mot the uisn placed life
preaeFveFs about their bodies inss
Of life would undoubtedly have 70
suited. ~ rhfasher hrvAa through
the ice and weuid have persisted
bat for the life pfenefver.
The vessel Vas slightly. bat no,
seriously. Iniuresi. aud shr naivofA
eiII enter = claim Of 81 .9Q0 for
saving the weasel. which 10 valued
at $500.
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IS BEING
RESTORED
lserlpps T,Isarsph ssrvles.l

KINGSTON. Jan. 22.--The banks
have resumed payment. but no At.
temptE have been made az yet 10
reetart business.
The car service has been re.
sumed. and Il II thought that a
newspaper will be pubiiahed 20.
day
Merchants fear that the insar-
anee companies viii not pay the
losses. because Of the earthquake
clause In the policies The loss ~
nov eonseryatlvely estimated at
tia. 600. 900.
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runaway BOAT
cAPTUREO

HAf1.uI-A. VAST. Jan. zz-The
ssz11er NstA c. Hover. which
49, f>pn her mzorinKH a. Hover
- p<nFr1 msdiy down the Co
M>|s. ~ sssn rescued b. Capt.
6 wrixzsf. lemea Brake and
= l1rzskef. wAo. a. the risk u
- Av<z. shot The rapids in 4
1zo< i1tsfnxptsd the vessel and
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RUSSELL LEAVES
HOSPITAL

A. r. Russell. the saloonkeeper
ahot by II. ". Emmons several
weeks ago, left the Providence hos.
pital last night. fully recovered
from bis wound.