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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-26

Mrs Ed. Woodrock of Lynn, Mass.
camc to Madison last Thursday night
for q visit t. her mother.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-26

A. M. Carette left Saturday for New
London, Ct.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-26
RACES ALL Off.
Rain Spells the Sport at
Central Maine Park
Two Heats Started In Each
Event on The Card.
Payline Takes Two In 2.l8 and Gar
Two In 2.26 Class.

Rain interfcred sadly with the Sec
ond Jays racing OF the August meet
at the Central Maine park and all
races were declared Oft after two
heats had been started III each class
The large grandstand was we'll filled
when the first race was called prompt
~ at 200 O'Clock A heavy mist was
blowing IT the time which gradually
settled into rain, which made the
track heavy for racing. Some very
fast time was made in each race.
The first race on the card was the
.2.1S class to which four starters re-
spnnd n. paylinc took both heats be-
ing pushcd hard by <nuNic b., Daisy
Wilkes was third with TriNey 5. last.
Rest time 2.1S.
The ..26 class trot and pace was
taken III straight heats by Carl c..
owned and driven by w. G. Reynolds
of WatnrviIlc. There We're six start
fr,; IN tho first heat ana FIVE in the
second. Harry Miller being distanced in
the first. Rest time 2.1"'2.
The 300 minute called for four start
cre and the race was a good one al
Though the track was very heavy when
the last heat was raced. Frank fio-
mans, owned by Nelson drew llrSt Pc
sition for the start and finished sec
nnd in the first heat. which was won
by Baroness Hugcnott. The second
heat vent to John Ball, who was third
in tho first heat. Baroness Hugenott
was second and having won the 1lrSt
heat was awarded tic race Test time
in first heat 2.2ih.
The races We're then declared OIL oF
Charles Dorrithy. the starter VINO saw
that it would be useless TO continue
The crowd was disappointed Tor theE
l,a1 been witnessing some fast racing
and would have liked to have seen II
finished.
Flynn's vaudeville furnished amu7r-
me Mt for the spectators until lheg "'it
forced to abandon the stage on account
Of the rain.
.,ft
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-26

Mrs. Mary MurolI"r rf Cornvillo
visited friends on Ward Hill. Friday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-26

in town, the guest Of Mr. and Mrs. George
Sherman.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-26

George Cook of Augusta passed
Sunday at his home in this city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-26

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Weymouth OF
Limestone are guests OF Mr.. ana Mrs
john Is. Clark.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-26
PITTSFIELD.

Miss Mabel Cowan is spending n few
days at the Ward cottage, Camp Ben
son
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-26
MADISON.

James WaSS1n took Il party up river
hlUcnerrying last week.
Mr.. ANA Mrs. Clarence I4ongley visit
Cd in Pennington last week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-26

Miss Estella Sands of Dexter is visiting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-31
CHECK PAsSERs ARE
NOW CHARGED

ChafisH Peterson alias Charles
Erickson. and John Hogstrofn. who
we're arrested January 80 BY or
fieers NaHh and Peterson On charges
of forgery. were removed from the
city 10 the county jail this morning
An Information filed by & l.
Christy. proprietor - the First and
Last Chance saloon. ~ Yealer way,
has been placed against them IN the
prosecuting attorneys office.
Chfisty charges the men with
having passed a worthless check for
So. drawn on the Bank 81 Calif0r-
MIA. on him. 4 handbook - checks
was found IN the room occupied by
the tWo men and Il a. believed that
they have been carryiuE on a check
swindlinE game FOR some time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-31
CAUSTIC CRITICISM OF
CAPITOL HILL BOYS

writer ''They are irnpudent and
insulting: run over lawns without
limit. and play ball TO the great
danger OF the many little tots in
the neiRhborhoad"
Last Saturday. the writer SAYS. a
number OF the boys. aged from IA TO
i6 years. and wearing sweaters with
a biz &C" on the front. played ball
not FAR from his house. and stole
cakes and rolls from bakers de-
livery wagon while the driver was
delivering goods in some Of the
residences
Instead OF this being a respect
able neighboFhood. the writer
closes. there are many sons OF res
idents here who conduct themselves
like hoodlums
This letter and any other express
sions OF sentiment from the resi-
dents In the afflicted district will be
turned over by the chief 10 the civil
service commission when the hear
ing In Alvey's case comes up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-31

SALVATION ARMY
CONCERT TONIGHT

Va I corps Of the salvation army
wiiI slse a conesFt AZ their ball.
corner 90 fHfth aud Washington ata.
thla evening ht o'clock. the pro.
eaedA "a be devoted 10 the second
payment on the Ret 81 silver plated
Instruments. recently bought BY the
board Two brass bands vii be IN
nftuniance The program Is a. fol
lows OpeninK aunK. by band and
Congregation. prayer MAJ v.
Waite. speech. Ait sioai. chair.
man. band seseeflon. band No. l.
recitation. Owe the Hills to the
Poor House. Mira II ncamiah. hand
nrieetfpn. hard No. 2 vocal solo.
Capt fluldle Stossr. vish piano ac'
congregational ~ Prof Gilmore.
band selection. band No l. rrcssa'
ti1a. Miss Fiorrnce OberK. band
welecsion. bsnf No. 2 vocal solo.
staff Cart Mrs McAhee baud
selection. hand No. solo. Mrs. ID.
Hsltas yecitafiou. Worse Than
SLAVERY Fiosaio sinai. violin solo.
Miss Walker, secretary Y " { A..
duet. Maj and Mrs Waite. feciia.
ton. s1hs Drummer Hoy. Staff
Capt. Mrs McAhee. duet. Ait and
Mrs STOREY, soio. Miss shoberg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-31
WOMAN PROVES
UMBRELLA THIEF

l. Il possible that there are some
women In Seattle Sho haye. 40 um-
breIIaaf
Il seems that this must be the
cases according 20 tho experience on
Monday 81 Mrs. = r. nair. Of az
Pike Il. Mrs Bair had just been 10
the city and was on her way home.
A. che started to set On Fremont
Ballard car shs dropped her um-
hrelta on the street BENDING over
to pick u up she was surprised 20
see smother hand there before hers.
ard Il wasn't that of a courteous
gentleman, but = womaua. The
stranger snatchea the umbrella from
the street and ran Of az fuli speed
towards Capitol Hiil car. which
she boarded without waiting for a
10 come O. a fuil stop.
Mrs. bair has reported the matter
20 the police.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-31

more deliberate consideration IN the
house
The house this morning passed
house bill No. 1906. relating 10 liens
on timber. house bin No lie. Civ.
ing counties authority TO purchase
stone auarrieH. house bill No. u.
relating to street improvement NJ
easements In third class cities
house memorial No 3, aakiuF
for highways through forest re
serves. house bin No ~. inereas.
INK state highway fund levy 70 one
half mill. house bill No. 90, pro
vldinE for interest on county de
poslta
The senate this morning engaged
IN vigorous tit over senate bin
No. ~. by the Judiciary commit
tee. increasing judges salaries
Old timers made several efforts 10
secure q change IN me new scale
but without success
The senate spent this morning In
discussion and adjourned without
action.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-31
ONE MAN SHORT
IN THAW CASE

the DELAY ThaW entered the court
room this morning in q more cheer
fai frame ~ mind than usual. but
seemed preoccapied with a uambef
u letters and clippings which be
peruaed carefully All ~ the Thaw
family aers present when coaFt
wAa called. and greetings were cor.
dial. Indicating that whatever dH
ferenees may have existed have
been overcome.
Five Hundred Men Examined.
Five hundred candidates have been
called So far In order 10 obtain the
eleven jurors. aud a second panel
Of zoe has been ordered 80 report
tomorrow n Il thought. however.
that the remaining Juror may yet be
selected today from those now re-
naming
Deputy Prosecutor Garyau vii
make the opening statement for the
state. and expects ta state his case
IN 20 minutes at the outside His
address will consist Of plain
statement 81 the killing. and viii
cntalu no reference 70 Evelyn Thaw.
Detailed handling Of tho case viii
be ieft "a his chief, William Travera
Jerome
Dr. !. T. Dcemef. ~ Kittanning
Pa who Is present Ia court. IL ex.
pectsd to testify that two brothers
u Mrs.. william Thaw were Of
weak mind. and that one ~ them
was confined for a time Ia an asy-
lum
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-31

Plans are being prepared for the
Improvement Of the Lincoln park
play grounds and for the field
sports grounds which the park
board is to arrange. The prelimin-
AIRY drawings for the adornment OF
the park are very elaborate. II was
expected that some action would be
taken at the regular weekly meet
ing Of the park board this after
noon
The preliminary drawings for the
field house which will be the prin.
cinal feature Of the ground
have been prepared by Saunders a
Lawton, the architects The cost
OF this building viii be approx
mately $4,000
Park Superintendent J. w
Thompson has prepared an osti
mate showing the itemized eXpcn
ditures 60 be made by the narh
board In the park Approximately
$4,000 viii be spent Mr.. Thomp
sons estimates are as follows EX
cAvation, 1000 cubic Yards OF
earth. S2.100: maoadam eight-fool
walk. S7S3. planting trees. over goo
SIPS: setting out Of 1000 shrubs
$40. gymnasium improvement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-31
Begin WORK ON new
MTERURBAN MAY |

In this city. This vii b. about the
flrat of May. when everything vii
b. going IA good shape.
Nr. Wightman promises a reYe.
Eafion In the manner If building and
operating an inferufban road
The present iBtefuFban roads. be
admits nfe good ones. but he ~at
that the rad he viii build. equip
and operate. wiil b. As far ahead Of
them e. they are ahead Of the old
horse cars
With a deubio.irack road through.
out. and ever other train an e.
prcss train. 81 elegantly equipped
cushion cars. and with a dining
car on all trains that run ~ the
lunch hours. he viii mako inter.
urban riding perfect pleasure and
4 delight. such AZ Seattle people
have not heretofore enjoyed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-31

fseripps relearanh ssrSlesl
NEW YORK. Jan 81 -~T There -
attn one vacancy 10 BE- TILED 10 TIE
Jury bax hefore the Thaw trial can
be- commenced Last niEht eleven
Jurors had bern secured. but THIS
morning David Walker and Louis
Haas were excused. thus reducing
the namter TO niue Later Oscar
A pink. 4 salesman. married. aged
Is. and Wilbur Y Steel q mHnufae
fufer. azea s3 years. Nere selected
20 fill the vacancies Tho number
nov remains the same az - hours
previous, and the jury atii lacks
ono member before the trial can
proceed.
The Jurors have dubbed che
fourth aeat. which IL uow occupied
b. a third man. ~ 'h0odoo seat.
n was first occupied BY Arthur :.
Campbell. then b. David Walker.
and nos hy Oscar A Pink
Dismissal Agreed Upon.
n wac rumored before the open.
ing of the court that Jerome would
ash for the dismissal ~ Walker ana
Haas. and hearing this. fhaN :
council determined 10 fight their
removal Later. At a consultation.
the dismissal Waa agreed 20 hN
Thaw'a counsel II has been further
agreed 10 keep secret the reason
Tor Diminishing the iurora
Although surprised NJ the an
nouncemaut. Thaw accepted the ex.
PLANTATION 81 Attorney Peabody, but
showed considerable Irritation a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-31
POLICE ASKED TO FIND
MANY MISSING

pszi many letters have been
sa hiring The week by Chief
s'''sas'aln asking for police aid
tsaHag Information regarding
..lsssahoais 81 missing persons.
49, y. aaAsslng desire persons ID.
- - Wilbsr Fisher u 8ss West
~ 49, a. South Bend. Ind. SAYS
has hot heard from her broth
y. :, -. = heAffry. Tor eight years.
y. - him Tor u sesfs re VAS
90 from IN ssattle
hadlsan 81 IS asisobam 81
49, Ont. wants hls relative.
49,. aadisan. q metal pollshaf.
- He vas IN Seattle lat
I " ID 7 Boure,te Of SIS Manitoba
.... elhalpez, Can. uanta her
Duncan McPhofson. loeaf.
49,, z'ssfhefsou was a porter Ia a
100. - tote last summer
Wa - { ssifrsd Of iiavre Mont.
n. w, ~. d. brother. James p ari
4e....,a he h said 10 hsv9 been
o. -. year ago. and Is thought
asIt JET
J Wash, Of Ridrvay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-31
WILL LECTURE ON
PRISON LIFE

Mr.. Maud Haliington Booih. wife
Of the commander Ia chief Of the
Volunteers ~ America, will lecture
Friday evening II the university on
Lights and Shadows OF Prison
i4fs The local Volunteers are
making preparations Tor the recsp
ton 81 the distinguished visitor
MIS-. Broth IL expected In Seattle
toalahf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-31
ONE RESIDENT. IN LETTER TO
CHIEF OF POLICE. APpLAUDs
ACTION OF PATRoLMAN Al.
WY.

Yindlcationa OF Police Officer Al
vey's alleged misconduct toward
certain BOYS in the Capitol Hill dis
trtef have been coming In fast to
Chief Of Police Wappenstein.
This morning one OF the best
known shingie dealers on the Pa
ciftc coast. Who lives In the neigh.
borhood OF 18th hv and Republican
81, sent a letter to Chief Wappen.
stein In which be commended OF
ficer Alvey'e conduct IN high terms,
saying that u Alvey would do more
cutting OF BOYS IN the Capitol HIN
district his actions would receive
the thanks OF the residents
I never knew worse lot of
Young men and boys says the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-31
GAME IS
4 RA|DED

shortly after midnight last night
officers Helms. Wiekman and New.
man. patroiilnK a beat In the lowcr
part of she city. were attracted by
the sound of loud voices aud the
eiink % money coming from the
Tons Hlniieh saloon on First AZ. 3
near Eacheon 1t
Enfeflnr ths saloon. thsg found a
cams IL poker on. and immediately
aided 4. nfrvstlnK four Poles. who
gave their names If the police ata,
ton a. = fFukay. A. Donik. Alex
Jacobs. and n skeFech
The men we're booked on charges
81 EaanhlinR and locked IN tbs city
Jail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-31

OLYMPIA. wash. Jan. Si.--sen-
aior Pliers four exposition bills
gent TO the house this morning and
we're referred 20 the appropriations
committee. An effort was made BY
Freudenbefg, OF King. 10 get the
house appropriations committee To
conalder them last night before
they we're referred. but strenuous
affection was offered and Freudcn
berg receded from his efforts.
Criticism r. freely offered IT the
haste with which these bills were
jammed through the senate, and
the house leaders are being urged
By many senator's even 10 give them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-31

outside. Si,50i; wading pool for
children and other accessories.
S594 childrens swings. etc, $3.50:
field house. approximately $4,000:
engineering. $3.50: 20 per cent for
contingencies, si,64T; total,
Sa.SS24S.
There Is a total Of little over
three acres which belongs TO tho
park board in the reservoir site.
The rest of the park of a lit
tie over II acres belongs TO
the water department The water
department has appropriated $4,000
as It's portion Of the cost OF the
improvement Of the grounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-31
NEW HEATING APPARATUS
FOR SCHOOL BUILDINGS.

A. a meeting u The board OF
school directors. held last night.
several contracts were let The
Kaufman Plumbing a Heating 60.
Niii install n healing apparatus ~
the Lonefeilow school for sl0fs aud
the plumbing Tor fzo0s. The Seat.
a. Heating and Plumbing co. vas
niven the contract "a install heat
lnx apparatus in the Green Lake
zcsooI fof $4,000. ana the plumbing
= ihc aaHa school vas given 70
~ ~ FHekles FOR 1887.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-31

TACOMA Ian si.-As long as there are courts as long
<s are Judges long there ures the final speech
rxd upon this morning by Win II. Thompson in defense
~ son viii live in the memory Of those who heard
e<hing no properly describe the pathos OF which
* can adequately sound and the thrilling almost savage
~. interest Of which ono fttingy picture.
rhs were present who have attended great cases
A. largo cities OF the country who have heard mighty
s<gs sk and have weighy issues tried bu, all Of
~ axludng Judge Smell and the counsel for the
xne aanassed thar any time had they
v,knx which even approached the remarkable en-
,sd a the little in this city Of Tacoma
~>us TIC entire gamut of LIES greatest tragedy has been
= i hearing which has sounded all the depths Of the
hrza heart
AN ELOQUENT GONE MAD.
Attorney Thompson upon his address for all the
vnsa Lac an eloquent gone mad There times when
= AxA thin treble rising vesisabe shrek Of intensity
"a sage passion broke and cracked under the fughtfu
s,n and then and women simply forgot their
u and cried aloud in gupng sobs which the strongest
I'D not resist and which a natural shrinking from public
zzs Of this the part Of all could restrain
dat want you 20 and disagree" said the aged
sssis walking up the very railing OF the jury box his
- working spsssnodeaIy and the trekng down his
hr sad snow-whte beard.
Tcr Gods sake. don't disagree.
SOME SORT OF A VERDICT.
i can't 80 tnfough uitS tning AGAIN rof oods sake
kax Of verdict II the is 70 go down.
I'm 70 down now.
II you going strike strike now. arm coward
IL bell Of battle my old commander said Of that
>vvs henrhed | won't beneh now. | can take my blow
sare n front lie soldier and 30 down
Death Is serious thing. The who fears IL de-
xses mockery and contempt The who have huddled
sH tsttersd flag while the hills shook and the forts
nasd are Of my religion.
II only matter Of death. could take this boy
he hand and walk meet IL But l, Is not DEATH
ashonor that fear Away back to before the reyolu
tea there has been drunkard criminal in my
rSsuy don't begin now; don't wan, IL 10
hza Sow
Tks choking sohs Of hundred threats filed the court
Attorney Thompson took full vengeance upon Daniel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-31

Colo. desires 10 find The where.
abouts Of John Nash. Who left Hidg
way last spring for Granite Fails.
Wash. aud Is said 70 have come on
70 Seattle from there Nash Is a
blacksmith
Mrs. X. Clauaen ~ 239 Monitor
e.. Greeupoint. " Y. asks the 20.
lice 70 locate her son. George V.
CIauasn. p years old. Who f. known
70 have been IN Seattle up TO last
September. riis father Is seriously
IN with consumption
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-31
HEROINE SENDS her
MANY THANKS

W r. listed. secretary OF tho
Merchants Exchange. this morning
received letter from Minnie Pat.
tcrAon. heroine Of the bark Golorna
wreck az Caps Beals about three
weeks ago. in which she aeknowi-
edges her sincere thanks for the
sass whirh was raised and ssni TO
her By the steamship companies OF
Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-31
oEopoErown CASE WILL
90 TRIED ~ GORDON.

The case Of the state against II
J. Ware on a charge Of resisting an
officer was his morning postponed
until Fseh. if Ward was arrested
la GeorFetown. but fearing that he
would not receive Justice from that
city's authorities. obtained change
Of venue 10 the police court of this
city. Judge Gordon has allowed the
defendant a jury trial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-31
FARCHILD SAYS
LAW IS FAULTY

the passage OF such a bin was as
sured.
That Is true replied the gov
ernor. but the trouble Is our friends
IN the Legislature VIII insist on Civ
Ing us commission bin without
ans teeth I'm e.
At Governor Nead's request I
remained al Olympia and iabored to
get an effective bill. We have an
excellent commission Law. with one
exception. Il Is full OF holes. and
the railroad attorneys are finding
all Of them We want the holes
amendeh out OF the law"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-31
stsLE i wioHTnAs MAKES
OFFICIAL ANNOUNCE MENT--
NV TRAINS WILL &c or
me LATEST PATTERN

ksik ! wishtman. who has a
n'zsaia ioF the construction Of
y iafefaFban railroad between
~ az and Tacoma. = now re.
%'i1g snd making up the detail
R'Fiasz q ne fleId engineers for
y Has q fAe line Is the cDuntry
stsez ne Iro terminals
= so1a a. his wofk IS compiet.
- HlxAiman eunfempiatea
.'e'-f iFip erst he viii be
~ 20 q three weeks aud upon
Miafn nys he sill BE- ready
y ~zin aetiyr construction work
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-31
BOND BUYERs WILL TAKE
eEATTLE's NEW ISSUE.

CitY Comptroller Carroll is be.
ginning 20 receive acknowledg
menta from bond buyers through.
out the country OF the receipt of his
circular call for bids for the pur'
chase Of Seattle bonds.
These bids are 10 be opened Of
the city hall AZ ~ o'clock noon. Feb.
runrN q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-31

OLYMPIA. Jan. ~HailrOad
Commissioner Fsirchild admitted
yesterday. in an address TO the leg.
isiature In Joint session. that Gov.
ernor Mead was made governor by
the anti.commssHion forces. In dis.
Guessing his work during the last
legislature for the passage Of the
commission bill. Fairchiid said,
When that legislature convened
Governor Mead sent for me and
asked my advice whether he should
urge IN bis message the passage 81
commission bill. ! told him that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-31
PREMIER URGES
COOPERATION

1T. PETERSBURG. Jan. 81
Premier Stolypin today issued a
circular 20 The governors and pre-
fects Of Russia and Caucasus or.
derins hmicahie cooperation with
parliament which the premier say 2
must be the main factor ia Russia >
regeneration.
He announces that the govern.
ment il preparing creative cuncil'
llaiare bills for the settlement OF
labor ftouhlea The Russia syac.
uatlon u Mancburia began today.
Moscow regiment departing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-31
VIM. CRUMP DIES


STOCKTON. Cal. Jan. si.-Wm.
Crump. one Of the largest olive
growers Of America. died last night
at his home, near Acampo. lie
leaves a large estate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-31
TRAFFIC BLOCKED
fsoripps TeIeorsph ssrvIes-l

BEaIIN. Jan. si.-Traffio Il tied
up bv rs feet OF snow Nothing
81 the kind has before been seen
in the present generation Ran aud
wire eounnunicatlon Is Interrupted
In Ceutrd Europe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-31
FINAL SULLIVAN HEARING.

Judge Aihertson this morning SCI
the date Of the final hearing and
settlement of the accounts Of the
sullivan estate for Feb. q. Ter
renee O'Brien. administrator. filed
the final account Of the estate to-
day
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-31
HEALY HEARD FROM

VANCOUVER b. O.. Jan. al
Dawson advices have been received
from captain John Healy and party.
which started for the source Of the
white river on the first survey 81
the Trans Alaska siberian railway
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-31
NETTLEToN SUFFERS RE.
LAPSE.

Civil Service Commissioner Clark
Nettletnn took 10 his bed again yes
terdaY. having taken a relapse with
SOME additional complications to
the grip and rheumatism which at
tacked him first
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-31
WILL OPEN SAVINGS DEPART
MENT.

The National Bank of Commerce,
one Of the largest banking institu-
lions OF the northwest. will tomor-
row open a savings department.
The new department will be in
charge OF competent banking men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-31
MAN IS sMOTHERED
feerippa TeIearaph servIee)

BERKELEY, Cal. Jan at.-Jo-
seph Kirkland was smothered to
death this morning In a fire which
he started In his bedroom in the
California hotel.