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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-12
Fred " Noice Arrested By Secret Service Agents.
for Systematic Thefts From Local PoStof flee
Used Money for Real Estate Speculation.

Fred V. Nolee. who has been n
mail clerk az the Seattle post-of.
flee for seven years was arraigned
late this afternoon before James
Klefer, United States commission
er. charged with the theft Of money
from the malls. having been ar
rested Thursday evening by United
States Marshal Lathe aud lnspec.
tors Clyde Backus and A. r. But.
Ter. who. together with c. b. Wei.
ter and A. A. Paisley. also special
inspectors, had been working on
the case for several weeks. Noice
has partially confessed A mania
for real estate speculation Is said
TO have caused his downfall
The charges against Noico will be
investigated by the federal grand
jury In May He was unable TO
Awe bond until this afternoon. when
his brother appeared before the
federal authorities, stating that he
could give a cash bond In the sum
OF $1,000.
Extensive Peeulatlons.
Il II believed that peculatl0ns
by Nolce has been going on for the
past two years and thousands OF
dollars may be traced TO him. al
though he said today that he had
been taking money not more than
ak weeks aud he would give no
estimates as 20 the amount.
The specific charge upon which
Noice was arrested was the theft
Of Sc which he confessed taking
from n letter uddrossei 10 Gene.
We've Darling. which was male by
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-12
W. q. A. SMART 70 LAST VIC.
tina OF CURIOUS EPIDEMIC
OF suoogs DEATHS swEsp.
ira ovER TIE CRY.

Two more victims wers fepartsd
today tn the earioas cpiissaie q
sudden and siolcai deaths ssseplus
over Seattle and immediate slsls
hy
OF ~ the epldemics Ia the iiHti
that Of uanafufai deaths Il he
sfraneasl aad m0at unacoosntAble
The grim records IN the offleH ~
the rsafoaer and the m0rsns prove.
howusar. that Il Il - sell deftned
and certain - am Of 80 fslle~
plaKnea
The first fatality regorted tnaay
was that sf William y SMART. the
we'll known steamboat steward. whu
dropped dead at bis home at al
Warren az
Al an early hour this ua9fasnk
nr. Scott ,. Wooain same upon the
budy OF sn old man aamsd HaseFs
IL the nuwamieh river a. tbs font
OF Commercial = vhlia the pnsai
clan was crossing the river in =
rouboaf Rogers wan an old vet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-12
SUDDEN DEATHS
ARE EPIDEMIC

rsaa. wbo wam slightly knewu IN
.Esosrntoun and. u u believed. fen
saso tnn river of iog used aa a
f,sspsfh lie Uaa subject to apo
pi9ks
Yesterday q Rtcco. q iaboreF en-.
rsnsed In lawns pipe az ihlya
~ aud Madison st. vas eauKht IN
\ eAxesn and crushed - badly fha,
~ died q fec hours later a. the
rsstiasnee hospital
A geu sousa later heary Coleman,
4 af2eanaoinie lover. who had been
nAaxls desperate b. his futile love
ar \ woman. uas fUund dead In
kes Il SIS Washington Il The
nmu lad committed suicide = tax
ssiK latadRutnn
The epidemic started last wreh
WITH the nrath Of siato Hotboash, a
iafofef. sho vas hilird ia a eaFe'in
~ Third and fesisf way
Last Wednesday Katherine Walk
81 Of ballard. the eyesroid aangh.
Ter II G Walker. was crushed 10
death under a wagon driven - WI
Iihm Turner
me mext aay Edward Marx. a
driver for the Asphalt company b
~aa nanaied under the wheels 81 .
rfavel car operated by the Martin
eand 4 Gravel company AZ the foot
o. IiaY y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-12

the inspectors as a decoy. lnspec-
tors Backus and Paisley today took
Noice from Jail 20 his residence,
1910 Madison st. for the purpose
OF securing the s35 decoy money
used in efforts To locate the guilty
party, They found si7 which cor
responded with their records. and
Noice gave them the remainder In
currency which he said had beea
mixed with the marked bills.
The special inspectors worked
as emergency men In various di-
visions at the local post office UNI
I'll their suspicious finally rested
on the two men, and yesterday UNI
mlstakahly upon Noice. The three
marked bills of 81. So aud $40 de.
nominations were found upon him
shortly after they were mailed by
the inspectors.
Real Estate Deals.
Noice said that he needed the
money and that bad real estate
deals ate up everything that he
took
Complaints that have been re.
eeived az the local post office for
the past two years, regarding the
loss Of money and various articles,
began 60 Increase three weeks ago
when extra vigilance was taken to
trace the matter 10 It's source. The
post office authorities SAY that up
ward OF zoe complaints OF money
and valuable articles lost IN the
local malls have been received
Nuico IS 40 years old aud has =
wife aud i3.yearold daughter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-12
oh! YES, THERE
WERE OTHERS
Newspapers Are All Busy
Explaining That Thaw
Acquittal Extra.

To-day the mails are bringing In
copies of cansaian newspapers
which we're baneoed Yesterday b.
the false kilograms announcing
Tha~s aequlslal and issued EEK
trax~
The Daily PFestnes. of yaucnns
or. n. q. SAGE
~fr Vancouver fiasn message
vac received frow Mersrsst. ard
five mtsut<s later ttle ~ss cen.
firmsd ~ a speefal from Seattle.
which had Genre ever the leased
~irs frous Chicago. Gstra editions
81 newspapers containing thss an.
rogeeeussrt tef rhssrs seualttsii
ssere issued In Naaeeossr. Selling
hsr,. essstis. Portland ard speksns.
ss well a. ssn Fesseiaee. A. rson
direct ~grs frem Ns~ 1efs
Showed tsls slspsseh sss . fake.
% stsrtsd IN Chicago. ard tire tsls
graph asssor,sle. have beer hasy
ever slnss trying 70 astsrmlns she
Vas re4pansieie fer tire foeiiea Of
shs pgbsle ssi over she ssess"
The Vancouver Wafia etplesas ia
extra thus tcrnely
-osina 70 . Fslstsks IN as slshs
crate systsss o. signaling, she first
Report rsesised sss ere % seault,
tsg.~
The Puget soand American.
Witch vas IN the mess 9Th al the
rest. played up its explanation IN
these waFsiss
-tn eauapsry s.ish ssn Frsnslsse.
Portised. Seattle srs vsrco0vsr
newspapers. tire Amsrieaa shls
nornlng printed IRE statement snat
rhs~ hsa beer declared afsof
Glaisy.~ This Frpeft reached san
Frsnels1e first, ~here ira great
daiiles nrinted thousands " copies
% extras then II Travelled narth
yard. ard ~ Seattle tire Tinsu ara
The star. bath sftsrnoon Hs~ses
psrs. cert cot BIG extra seislors.
which nois like hst essss on ira
strssts. Thrn direct communities
sson was rssabilsnsa ~ssh ths east
sna a 1ss learned that the jury
hse ret zarsed.~
The Seattle Tfmas ean hare the
chief Kiury for this city. n n 80
desires The Timeg proudly claim.
"a IN window balleffn that The
star did not beat II ous on this
oecaaion. So BE- t. We dont care.
e 4 hus Justice 10 the Seattle
Times 10 state that It's publishers.
after thuy discovered the fake YES.
tarday. followed fhe eame poiief a.
The Star. and gathered In al gn
sold cotlss a. Tar IS possible
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-12
BROTHERS REUNITED

never heard of by the other mem.
bers Of the family. who remained
In Pennsylvania and Ohio until a
few months ago he wrote Charles
W Weber from BelhnKham. say
Ing that he WAS financially emhar-
raised. and that his wife and part
of his family had been lost on the
steamer Valencia Charles Weber
at once forwarded $500 and sent
additional sums from time 10 time.
Recently Charles Weber came to
Beilingham to visit his long lost
brother he vas told that his
brother had left for the east Yost
Weber was later placed under ar
rest. upon the suspicion that he
was swindling the Pennsylvania
Neher In the meantime. Charles
Weber has returned east. but came
hack 10 Washington when sent for
By the federal authorities to testi.
~ against the man who was sup
posed TO have bnncocd him. Hs
visited the prisoner al the jail when
he arrived last Wednesday. but de-
cided that he vas not his brother.
Yesterday. however, he was con-
WINGED OF his mistake and the al.
fair ended in a complete reconcil.
iation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-12
STATE LAW
SUGGESTED

William Blaekman. former state
labor commissioner. has called at
tention TO the fact that there Is a
state law providing for the tnvesti'
cation OF any street railway com
pany which may be lax IN provid'
ing all the safety appliances and
equipment for the safe handling Of
passengers
Labor Commissioner Hubbard, so
nlackman says. has fun authority
for summonlug witnesses. aud
making the fullest inquiries into
the alleged failure OF the Seattle
Electric Co. 10 live up 10 the re-
auirementa Of its franchises
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-12

Justice Gordon viii this afternoon
decide whether the facts ~ TIE Kilt
Ing Of David Logan by John Fraser
~ Raveusdale are Sufficient to hold
the aaIoankeeper for trial Fraser
was given preliminary hearing be-
fore Judge Gordon yesterday The
office Of the prosecuting attorney
has been baked IN ice efforts 70
make out a strong ease against
Fraser and the man Il likely to so
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-12
WON'T STAND FOR
GHL'S4 WORK

gaaaeliman Reynolds wheu ask
81 whether h. was candidate for
ghrs place on the license aud FFN-
Due committee. admitted that nc
would aercri the position " Il VAS
tenaefed 10 him.
President nuuett. on being asked
sbonf the rrobs bic resignation Of
saif from the iiefuse committee. sa-
nitted that he knew ~ and ex-
eeclsa ~. but would not commit
hinsslf as 20 wha would h. ape
pointed to succeed him.
The committee yin meet tonight,
aad = strenuous sfhaion - expect
"a. for Giii viii probably press his
flght 10 extend the saloon limits.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-12
COUNCILMAN IS
Il WANTED

\ The Southeast Seattle Improve.
nfns club met last niKhl 10 take
tbs lnltiatite In securing repre-
sshsasEse from tbs Twelfth yard IN
fhe Seattle cttf council A mass
meeting was called for Thursday.
Apfll -. to Re hald In the South.
EAST Seattle Opera hosfas Al this
nAeiins a candidate win be named
vhom The seattle city council viii
Ne asked 90 appoint as council
ftna
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-12
BRIDE STONED
BY HOODLUMS

lleved 10 be boys attending the u
r. Day school. Rocks and plaBks
we're hurled through the windows
smashing the glass and destroying
furniture IN the house The scene
was unparalleled In the records oi
ho0dlumiem In Seattle.
The police are today a. work on
the case. and have learned ths
names u several Of the boys AID
Young men who perpetra'ed the
act They will be arrested and pun
iahcd severely.
Several attacks on wedding les
iivlties have been made by simllai
gnngs Of rougha IN recent weeks
aud the police Will make an ofEan
ICED effort to stamp out ihc Law
breakers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-12

meng this mornlnE saying that he
dsspised n4en Who carried conceal
81 weapons Ne said he had never
went armed until be learned his
life was endangered and that be
thee consulted sith an es-chiuf
~ police. who advised him Il Was
his duts 10 protect himself
rhaw added 50 this trial !
Wished my case based solely
upon the State iaw a. written. |
wished 10 convince the public
and the district attorney that waa
innoceet anaer written laws Of The
state
The Jury requested that lunch be
sent 10 the Jury roon
A. uuon the court took recess
until thIs Rfteruoon
TIE women q thu Thav family
started for lunch and the crowds
forced them back Into the hallway
The police opened a pathway 20
their motor ear and started With
the party 10 she curt. The crowd
charged the officers aud heroic
measures became aeeesaary Many
people NeFs knocked down and
womsa aud ehildren we're trampied
under foot. Then the police charx.
90 the crowd With drawn ciube
The crowd vas forced a block
away on each side uf the entrance
aud held IA cheek phIie the party
drmvr away
The mot seemingly lost nwappc.
figea and awaited the party'k ~.
turn
Judge F1txgcraid arrived At the
coaFs Foum al : - and weut 20
bis chambers. awaiting a eutn.
municatlun from the jury Evelyh
prccssiess the judge By five minutpa
The police lines weFe 80 Nirenkfh-
enei that she had little trouble IN
returning
None are allowed 10 stop IN the
streets around tbs building
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-12
PICKED UP HIS
SEVERED HAND

Carroll J wlles. sou % Former
Mayor } N. Wiley ~ nallsfd. had
his hand sisshed of ~ tn. ballard
shinEie min YESTERDAY tie there
upoa eooliy picked up the severed
member aud carried y With him
10 the office Of Or. {. = Emasy. ~
that ests Wiley had been emplnt ed
Tor only two weeks In the mill
which IL owned b. hih father. ard
the yuash met with his mlahnp ~
stumbling Reainnf one OF the big
circular zANh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-12
FRASER GOES FREE

Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Geo.
Nanderveer yesterday severely seor-
"a the county commissioners Tor
granting licenses % auch grog shops
~ MAS conducted By Fraser. IN
vbose saloon the killing took place.
Wherever band Of working
men la stationed one OF these grog
shops springs up Nlth the sanction
~ the commissioners, MT Wander
tere said Raveusdalc h full OF
them and more murders and
drunken braNla take place Ia that
rtaall town than tn Seattle on any
slty In the state The working peo-
pie are mostly composed of foreign
rFs aud the grog shops are often
conducted by vulturps who sell the
tliest sort of liquor and prey upon
the Ignorance Of the foreigners
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-12
WILL GIVE
LAND

The Puget NH co today offer.
ed To give 20 the park commission.
era . strip of land running along
the entire south shore of Union
bay. Lake Washington. Tor a vide
boulevard. n the park board vii
bus up and park Foster Island.
which lies opposite Washington
Park At a joint meeting Of the
park commissioner and the park
board this afternoon. a recommsn.
dalton vas made that the city coun.
eli accept the offer. and also buy
sufficient land To- extend boule-
ward each way from Washington
park Ia the University grounds
on the north. aud 10 Denny Blaine
Lake park on the south
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-12

ak ne scene u her we'd.
= ne arm Of her husband.
4 Sutherland. who until
~ Eas Miss Lillian Luaar.
-. ssfked senseleaa By rocks
-. her By a band u coward
4 ..slaa The young woman
re- back into the home Of
~ Aeomaw, SO North Forty.
~. +afre The wedding had &C.
~. &c after t5 minutes was
- st 10 cousel0nsness. n
- y stu adf~ring from
spnnda and bfu.aes
ne wedding 81 Mr.
- and Miss Lugar last
-. - hoomaR home was ~
? ne ruffiaua. aho are be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-12
SEVENTY WILL
ENTER EVENTS

The Seattle htsh school lHtsfeiana
tr4ek meet one u the most import
set leeai uihistic events Of the year
Niil be contested tomoffow after
nevaH OF the university campus.
utsf 20 eulfi1a are recorded. the
sriiof class. with is ~ contestants
ha*lHs the least Number TIE mrst
h iisaaaht 20 be between the juniors
snd the nophonnofes. Gish will run
fas the ne nsHflal aRain.
81 4 from iotunffow meet that
the team Tor the bis Pullman meet
% Ma 10 and II viii be chosen
1hs fret event uili be pulled Oft
~ B. IA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-12
CONDEMNATION SUIT
BEING HEARD

Tho eonAemnation prossetinzs
texnn il the sapefinf roart ~ the
oseeon 4 washlnAfon nalirtzssI
ensupaay 70 gain paaesssion q val
uxhie tide lands goF siKhiofWAs
purposes alonR ia new iiye from
Portland 10 Everett. 10 shleh cnas.
n Frye aaa pffe and he aeaftis
q Washington Waterway compauy
are the aefendanta. = beiBw heard
before Judge G. Y Griffin today
The defendants are IN ponaesNlon Of
p4luaSle tide lands through which
the Hartman interests suuld Ike
- pash Is right Of way The trart
under aiapate IL valued a. abossi
g1n.ee0
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-12
is
FINED

Sophia Wilson. the first sad oniy
woman 10 be- arrested Tor yioiatiuE
the SUNDAY closing law, vas ar
raiEned s,4ore Police Judge Cor.
DON this morning. and after hearing
the evidence against the woman. =
fire ~ $50 and costs vas imposed
"a. Cornelius. bartender az the
Western bar. F'irst AZ and Washing
Ton st.. pleaded guilty % selling
liquor on sunday aud was fined $50
and coaIa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-12
STRONG ARM METHODS Of
THIRD WARD COUNCILMAN
ON LICENSE COMMITTEE ARR
NOT APPROVED.

The alst,vor infa which ~ ON
has fallen tn ihr iieenss committees
~ the city council was Sharply
brought uus today ia statements
made bx ssrnhera ~ that body
Chairman Morrison. ~ The com
mltfee. said today that. while the
members % the committee have the
most profound respect for Mr. Gili.
they viii not ailuw Rim 10 interfere
vita the work ~ the COMMITTEES.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-12

The state OF Nebraska wili have
no exhibit nt The Asf Y exposition.
according "a . Telegram received By
tbs expesiti0n officials today. stat
las hat Goswfaes sheldon had 80
toed tha bill eppropsiaisns fis.eoo
Tor that purpose. which had tunt
PASSED both houses Of the leEtsla'
TURF
Senator Webster and other hnd
been wogklax hard for the speFo
priafioa. aud The veto ~ The satf
eFnof came - > great nnfpfise 70
syerYuns Rnd ! eafe dleApfs1ini,
meat n the exposition officials
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-12
WASH|NCTON'S
CREW PICKED

Coach Connihear has pitched the
following men 10 compose the tni
tsfalfy Of Washington crew which
will leave Tor cailfornia on April
70 to meet stanford and Berkeley
Giostef. stroke. O'Brien. :. Kirby
G Jarvis. 8. Willis. I LoyeJoy. ?,
Neil or sarier. ). Lowry. bow
probably b. first substitute.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-12
STRIKE NOT SETTLED.

The reported settlement Of the
strike Of tho miners ~ Treadwell,
Alaska. was not confirmed TO-DAY
by men from the mines who are
IN this city Il Casey. repreaeting
the strikers here. had NOT heard Of
any settlement being effected.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-12
| CUPID CAUSES SUICIDE.


CHICAGO. April IA Miss Mar
Ian Farber. a student al the North.
western university, and a daughter
OF Jewish rabbi. heard news from
Russia that her lover had been
killed Melancholy seized her. aud
the girl took corrosive aublimate
and died
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-12
SEEKS OPTION ON
WATER BOND ISSUE

A. y. Bowen. of the firm of
Bowen Bros. Appeared az the meet.
ing OF the finance committee OF the
council today and asked for 70
day option on the t2.250.0o water
bond issue Mr. Bowen stated 20
the committee that. II he was given
3o-day option. the could go east
aud dispose of the bonds at par
without difficulty. a. they we're bet.
ter security than bonds issued by
other cities which found a ready
market The committee took the
matter under advisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-12
vHReaTgNs TO sue THE
PARK Board.

John Wilson. whose bid Tor the
eunreanEoua ~ Woodland park was
rejected ~ she pssk beafd = week
HEn. yesterday told The board that
unless his offer was rccousitefel
and aecepted he wVuid take legal
Proceedings FIe claims 10 haze
presented = hid n 81 eco better thar
any rival
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-12
10 Propagate oAMs.

Ala meeting Thursday evening -
the Washington state Fish and
Game Protective association Il was
decided 20 push the project d ea-
tabliahlng q fish hatchery aud game
propnentins station IN king county
AZ the expense OF king county
apnrfaWeu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-12
TAiloas STAND par.

Striking tallora and their en-.
ployrrs are standing pat today
waiting for the action Of several
shops which have threatened "a
lock out their union men on Non
day The union men stand fer an
rs per cent raise. while the employ
era will not grant more than 10
49, rerf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-12
yosT WEBER AND CHARLES
wEsER DISCOVER RELATION.
SHIP AFTER FORMER WAS
JAILED FOR swiNpLlNG THE
LATTER.

Yass Weber. president OF the
longshoremen's union Of Everett.
whose arrest IN Beillngham on a
charge Of using the malls 20 De.
fraud. was exclusively told in rhe
Star "Wednesday. has been released.
and q remarkable case cleared up.
rostoffice Inspector Butler has
been busy collecting evidence
against Weber for bis preliminary
trial was before T. S. Commission.
~ Keifer. Thursday afternoon. but
the case fen flat when the prose.
cutting witness. Charles " Weber.
Of Pulaski, Pa. upon entering the
commissioner office, rushed up TO
the accused man and claimed him
rs HIS brother
Sent Fer Money.
Thirty-six years ago a family OF
seven brothers left Germany for
America. where they scattered 90
various states Yost Weber was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-12
j. s. SENATOR
IN TROUBLE
tsefipps rsl.srsph ssrvis..l

BOISE. April l2--There is a
persistent rumor that United
States senator. " n BaFah. was
Indicted BY the grand jury yesler.
dag aud will be arrested before
the day Is out The enact charge
cannot be learned. James =. Bar.
befs Of Eau Claire. Wis. head o.
the barber Asphalt company. and
/. q Chapman. local manager Tor
the company are also said 10 have
teen Indicted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-12
DISGRACEFUL EXHIBITIONS UNDER THE
GUISE OF SOCALLED MEDICAL LECTURES

Given Nightly In the Hall of the Dr. Liebig Co.
to Crowds Of Men, Both Young and Old, Who Are
Lured Into the Den by "Barkers"-- "A Brazen and
Disgraceful Show Which Calls for Vigorous Inter-
ference on the Part of the Police Advertising
Doctors Whose Methods Are Menace to the
Morals of the Community.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-12
OH, MY!
lserIpps rsIsaraph ssrvIes.l

tseripps Telegraph Servtee.l
NEW YORK. April f2-Rev.
Howard Meara. curafe az 81
Matthews Episcopal church went
siummlnE recently iia Was found
IN the company u a colored woman
in the ienderioin The report was
circulated and the reverend stated
that be Was only Summing ana
happened 10 be in the house of the
eolored woman lie Vas a trlflc
twisted on many incidents Of the
certain night and a committee after
delIteraiion decided tho man % the
pulpit must "a. Rev Mears has
koue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-12
cAEck EoRaEp.

osmond Overland was the victim
OF clever forRer yesterday after
noon and ~ out s.. charles Lewis
presented TO him a check which was
signed by A. W Mccormack local
Sign painter Overland cashed A.
and later discovered that Il was
forEed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-12
BURNED

fsSFlpss Telegraph ssrsiee.l
BAKER CITY. Ore. April IA
The hndium springs sanitnrium
near Heinra NHa destroyed By fire
early thla morning Sllas Christian
Of Salt Lake. . patient. WAS incin
Grated Other patients escaped m
their night caathen The loam In
estimated at sse.oe0.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-12
ol1NssK NeARL, WRECKED.

Advires from Victoria state that
the tramp steamer Glenesk cneaun.
tered very severe storm on her
way from Trcadweii and was nearly
wrecked ON the rocks OF MlHbank
lnuna
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-12
MAIL CLERK
STOLE CASH
SON or SEATTLE PAINTER
BROWNS AT PORTLAND

PORTLAND. April i2-Emmett
Malone. I years old, was drowned
IN the slough nj the foot OF Meade
a. yesterday morning. Ills father,
David r Malone. a painter, Is en-
ployed in Seattle and has been no
titled
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-12

Tho Northwestern steamship
company will place the Peunsyl'
yania. which has been IN the Frisco
lumhe. trade. ON the Alaska run
IN place Of the Saratoga, which will
De tied up to repair Injuries from
being rammcd By the jeanne at Val.
dcx iaat month
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-12
TUGS ARE FINED.

Fines amounting 10 500 have
been imposed on the tugs keres
aud Mayflower. belonging to the
Puget Sound Bridge A. Dredging
company. for violating the custom
laws