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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-14
MANY VALUABLE
DOCS POISONED

During the past few weeks 70
porta of dogs being poisoned IN
variona residential districts have
been brought to the police depart
ment Three aggravated eases OF
recent date led Ia an investigation
by Humane Officer Clark.
The first OF thaan eases was re.
ported from Brighton Beach. where
over half dozen valuable dogs,
some of them thoroughbred Scotch
eolilea. were poisoned to death 10
an unknown manner in rapid sue
esaaion. Some Of these CANNES
we're found not far from their own
ufa' homes. although no trace Of
poisoned food was found.
The second case occurred In the
aelghhorhood OF gath Rys where
Detective Adams reported a large
namber OF dogs killed The last
case was In the Madtona PARK aud
Denny Blaine addition district.
suppnsiiiuns advanced hy the 20
lice we're that either . dog hatsf
wah At work Or a gang Of thieves
sero preparing The different dis.
tficts for a thorough footing
Il Is now believed. however. that
the dogs met thalr deaths tapping
a certain fertilizer made Of decayed
herring sprinkIed ON the lssns. ane
which IL nov believed may contain
a liberal allowance Of arsenic. This
l. especially believed true IN the
MadronA Park district officer
Clark, 10 determine Il this Us the
case, yesterday took a sample Of
tho fertilizer from aonlo u the
lawns and today viii have Il anal.
yEcd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-14
SENDS COUNCIL A
SCARLET LETTER

4 scarlet letter IL on file at the
city hall. addressed 20 the prcai.
dent 81 the city council Save the
typewrttten address ON the large
envelope. there II NO writing. print.
script or anything but the one large
red letter aerawled on a piece Of
paper IN rcd ink.
Il a believed that the originator
Of the idea must have been reading
HawtherDe's famous novel, and that
be or ahe IL thus seeking 20 con
vey 10 the council his or her opin.
Ion Of some Of the recent actions Of
that law-maklnE body.
Tho letter IL about ten inches
high. the lines about two inches
broad. and the whole probably a
fair imitation OF that which the
puritanieal idea of penalty. wrought
on the breasts OF victims.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-14

ON THE FRONT

steamer Dolphin. Of the Alaska
steamship company. watch has been
tied up Zoe the past Neek on az
eount 81 the coal shortage. VII this
afternaan D. placed On the Moran
tryaork % b@ saven the annual
avsrhauiinw aud be painted on
burners wnl also possibly be IN
stalled.
Tn. ernishfer Aavefie arrived from
port Tow nsend early this morning.
= s~ra ahV has nesn it'd up several
aayn an aaeount ~ the shortage 81
essal she Wlii TAXI IN caai from
he aseAmsas f.yrA. after which shs
wiu sail Tor viadsysStok-
steamer ufmtlla sails Ter san
Francisco toafxht at > e'ciQek. Shs
takrn the raksVaeefs q sas stessasf
Nnok4Ns.
After eetng on frysseck for sex.
sfsi Gays having the damage -
palrea orcasfen@a by the collision
Win shs ssK ucsuiate. Nontsl
afxht the atssssnsE Daste wiil resume
her ruu a r1rt Townsend and waf
ports tonight
IL waa announced this tneruinK
rat the stesf7,er city of Everett sili
be placed on the Everett seattle
Fun Monday me steamer i bctnE
converted into a. Oh burner.
The city q Psaehle arrived THIS
n.e.rusnK from staH FraneiHro with 4
fuIi cargo ~ wsnrrai merchandise
and III passengers.
steamer Cottage city Is due 20
arrive in part fram skaxNay To-
nlxht attn 3 fair passenger Iist ard
IS tens 81 fish.
Ateafnsr Pennsylvania. u thn
Narfha eafesu steamship company.
= due 10 arrivs from Naldsz To-
fnarrow mfteruoon. sie brings a
cargo AZ ore for the Tacoma sfaeiier.
swven chinap-. tuur u wfsom wern
insane. we're bruuEht 20 thss city
last atzht b. United States deputy
msaruhat % MgutAna and lodged IN
ths county ian 70 await deportation
on tha steamer DakotA. which sails
far the Oriens next Tuesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-14
MONEY TO BE MADE IN
THE MINING OF COAL

which Roalyn coal Was delivered
To the local company at price aaid
10 DO around ts.ab por ton. Was also
= menace which prevented the de.
felopment OF mines. Owners OF
coal properties feared Ca invest
their money when contract was
tn existence By the terms OF which
tho fortunate company could under
sell them aud pat them out Of bust.
neaa, II the company 80 desired
A change Of management ahro.
kAtad this contract and the Rosslyn
coal was diverted from Seattle
This contract and other manlpala.
ton by the railroads In the past.
which prevented development of
coal fields, caused the coal short.
axe fram which seattle IL suffering
Legislation VIII Help.
Recent legislation preventing
railway companies from marketing
their own coal over their own
roads. which will soon become II
fvetise. will eliminate railway Gem
petition IN tho coal business and
leave the way open for the develop
mcnt Of Washington coal mines by
private capital as rapidly Rs the ex.
Tension Of railway lines and the
building 81 spur roads viii war.
rant
The Standard oil bugaboo ~ los
ing is terrofs for Washington coal
men since the development % oil
Ia California. the STANDARD OF com.
pany has made threats aud efforts
10 enter the fuel field In Seattle.
u has done 80 90 some extent bat
mining men who have learned Of
the history % a similar fiFht IN CHI
caKo have ioet their fear ~ stand
ard oil competition which Kept
them from Investing money In the
past
standard on exploited the fuel
field IA ChicaRo IN competition with
the Illinois coal mines OIL Was
sold to Consumers Who adopted oil
barnera for their plants AZ rs cants
barrel Many plants adopted oil
- fuel. and the price finally al.
ranced 10 81 Is per barrel At that
price II proved mere expensive than
ecAi. and many Of the plants
changed back 10 coal for fuel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-14

u. ~sae development Ia wash
sxalss railway development
y, !. ne enc mineral which l.
sI.sls mlnsd In this state ON
.rrs scale. and i' is also The
= ..,sarai III which tha wildcat
=. .Acxn little ieterest
~.ees eannog be exploited
CIV s,~slsals metal mlass OF Oh
: =" r. ssias Age much easier
-, ..sse trace and estimate than
= * prcsoas metals
y aal mlnins Is net an ave
~sslth fnF the small invest
- .eauirss capital % opea az
s.es ana carry Il through.
e'~ - mofitH are a the reason,
- Aase boga . uumhcr 81
s.ss>s which have been fail.
- nafeseut thousands at
~ sapitsl but there are also
r.~hsr q pralueing mines
- sse ogefate,t at a profit
80 80 i lhrn arV located in kias
~ Pacific coasi company has
$3.50 she majority ~ the pro.
- ssncs il Tits section q the
The Northwestern Improve
~ .eneany and The Carbonate
- eaapany aro siso large pro
=. - The SnoquAimie Coal A
=. spnnns i helping swell the
4slsegiea
p-sssr Price IL West
al mhlnx effcfs sirons Induce
- ~ Investment b people
- enouxf 70 carry a uinr
s...,h saecezsfsilly The msuiax
800 expensive than In the east
!. sIsses. buf TIE price AZ which
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-14
STILL ANOTHER
MIRACLE SUIT

undaua,sd At her failure 70 secure
convictions IN previous Hniia MFs
Ur Annie X. RUSSELL this morning
flied a 5000 damage suit against
Or George " Miracle. The COM
plant charges assault and battery
committed by Df. Miracle last July
Nifacle - alleged t. have given Mrs
Russell a severe beating with hir
fists and 70 have afterwards struck
her several times with a cane tn her
office IN the Binchlsy block
sprofane. vile and obscene Ian
FusEa.~ ls said 70 have been used
before many Witnesses causing her
public shame and humiliation. Mir
sole then drove her from her own
office, she alleges. curntnT her ~
the same time. The physical men
TAI and bodily pain suffered sincs
the day 81 the assault IL alleged to
be worth g. 600.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-14

Encouraging reports Of the IN.
torest taken In the A..Y.-P-E are
being received BY Henry r. Reed,
director Of exploitation. Professor
Meany. nj present in Concord, n
n. writes that the New Hampshire
legislature viii probably make an
appropriation. A number OF prom
inent New Workers. among thom
Chas F. Murphy. leader Of Tam.
many hall. are taking great inter.
est and promise TO use their In
fluenca with the legislature to get
an appropriation c. ". Stone OF
pennsylvania. who got tho sppro.
priailon from that state for the
Portland fair. promises to do Ike.
wise for Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-14
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.

Funeral services for the late Mrs.
n - jackson. wife ~ n T. Jack
son. the prominent real estate man
were held tesiay IT = m. Il ths
faaaily residences. 7et Sixteenth aT
Tha remains were bsrsed IN Lake
View eemetssy.
Tha funeral services Of Alice MAJ
uaathtsf who died last Tuesday
wafe held ffom the Sacred Heart
church this afternoon al 1 O'Clock
riuttrrsofth s sens directed The
funeral aud inferfaent was IN Cal.
vary cesnstery.
Funeral asfvtccs Tor Mr. Carulina
Kline aaliana VITO diea yesterday
uf9FEinE will be bid AZ is4 D IA
tomorrow az the home 1875 Seven
tswnth Az. Rev Z kock. pastor az
the JeNtsh Temple as Htraah. and
Rev " A. Martin ulH cffeiats
Mrs Gaiiand.a faanaiss viii be
shipped ~ san Francisco TT burial
~ The Home - Pcaca csnsassry
there she NaA one % tho wealth.
iest Wauasu % Seattle. sHsninE the
property oeeupied ~ ths Stone
Fisher eoWrsnYs store aud many
OTHER properties in the city
=. TakAhashi. AGED 20. died ~ the
Seattle General hospital fhis mora
inz from = complication - diseases
Me wtil b. buried tomorrow at e -
p m IN Lake NisW rsmsfsrY.
slra Elizabeth Rebeeea Comb2
aeei e5 years. died re the Minor
hospital this morning she una
native Of Pennsylvania and recent
y came 10 Seattle from Spokane
ske was the widos o. the iate Geo
" H. Combs. aud leaves four chill.
dreu. Mas v. l. Combs Of spo.
kane, r. n George =. and Rev
y y ccmbs o. Seattle. The body
r. ~ Butterworth 4 soas' Fnueral
arrangements have not been made.
pending the arrival Of tho Spokane
daughter.
Al West Seattle this morning.
Mira Gertrude NJ small. wife II A.
~ Small. died Besides a husband
sha leaves a son. Lester Tbs body
y At Buttarwofth q Sons
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-14
TWAS ONLY SOME
LAMP BLACK

Fire Marshal keliogK was given
great scare yesterday when y
report came 10 him from = north
waterfront man that all sorts Of
explosives we're ntcwea in a build
Ing AZ tho foot Of Battery st. con
tFary 70 law.
There was dynamite. gan-cos
ton. nitro-slycerina. iyddite. aud all
the various makes 81 hixh expio.
airss dangerous 10 tho peace Of the
" hole community
Marshaiing tbs franchise inspect
OF as an aide. the fire marshal went
post haste 20 the upper waterfront
aud founda iog az calcium carbide
aud some lamp black. That was
all
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-14
SPEAKS
To EDITORS

s-r. PAUL. Fsb, ii-S. ,. Bryan
deisyed Ia this city en- route 20
Seiiisvfile. wis. 10 Ieeture. sd-
dressed the Minnesota Editorial as-
aoelation this morning lie said
s'S-wspa pern are becoming mere
business enterprises They are los
laE their political power Ia general
snh are deserving fhr field Of mould
Ias public opinion 70 exclusively
seek financial gain fIe said the
man smart enough 90 edit = paper
rarely had money enough 90 conduct
II and the man with uloney enough
rarely had enough nepse % run IL
Iisyan says the president has done
much. and Is doins much that l.
nesting with his approval
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-14
RELIEF FOR LOCAL
P. o. Is ASKED

7. II. Hitchcock. assistant post
master general at Washington. D.
G.. has answered tbs eommunlcn.
tion sent BY the committee on city
affairs of the Chamber Of Com
rnsroe about the wrstehsd eobdi.
lions Of the local poatoffiee. lie
states In a Ietler TO the chamber
today that the authorities have
asked that necessary funds be- APP.
pfopriated for the relief ~ Seat.
tie aud other cities suffering ON nc.
count Of inadequate help.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-14
SENDS A COMPLETE
SAW MILL NORTH

A complete sawmiil plant will be
sent north to Caialla ON the steam
er Jeanie tomorrow night This
plant. which cost $4,000. was
bought in Seattle by s A. u. Nor
rison, OF the Alaska Pacific Rail.
road & Terminal company. and win
At once be set up for immediate
use. Nearly ice men viii also so
north on the Ieanle with Mr..
Morrison 10 place the mill IN oper-
alton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-14
WRECK IS BEING
INVESTIGATED

A Joint Investigation Of the wreck
on the Northern Pacific at Ranion
last Tuesday evening vas begun
laat night BY officials from the Co.
iumbia q Puget Sound and North.
crn Pacific railways.
Tho testimony Of the train crew
o. the coal train which crashed into
Northern Pacific passenger No.
was 10 the effect that the weight OF
the train and the steopnesa Of the
grade made stopping at the crosH-
Ing impossible.
The board Of inquiry will con.
tinue 10 take testimony today, and.
II Il expected. viii be able To fix
the blame for the collision b. to.
morrow.
Evidence submitted shows the
Northern Pacific train stopped be.
fore passing the crossing. as re
quired b law.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-14

OLYMPIA. Fsb. it--whsn the
aenAts committee On elections and
privIlss-a reports Oh the LYonn.eot.
tertii contest IN a day o. two. ankine
permission 90 50 ahsad with a re-
count. Graves. 81 Spokane. VIII
make a minority report pblectins 70
the Injustice 10 cottcriii 81 subject.
Inc hlm T. thls trial. and viii speak
on hls report on the flesf ~ the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-14
ARMORY BILL
PASSES HOUSE

credits frum taxation. Meteaifn btu
\, compel incrsminsged Witnesses
" testify Ia certain actions. aud
Booths real estate agents commits.
aion bill. eHee passed. rccouaidefsd
and amended PipeF's bill 10 pro
hlbit the presentation of naAuthoF.
IRed plays was defeated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-14
DISTRICTINC BILL GOES
THROUGH THE HOUSE

akun. the filibusiereFn mada = fight
IN committee and divided u equal
~. half u them reporting the bin
an tmposaihle measure. fut In the
house they found themselves over
Nhslmed and melted away before
disirteiinE sentiment The senate
has agreed on a similar measure.
ana this insures that tbs state wiil
Be Distracted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-14
SENATOR GRAVES WILL
DEFEND COTTERILL

senate. showing how Lyons has
failed e. comply with the law, and
IN Lyons pleaainKn be eonfeHses
that he has ignored the rules iaid
down foF such proceediag This may
bFing 20 = vote ln the senate ths
question A. 60 whether the contest
shalt proceed. and may thereby end
the sAaaie matter BY an adverse vote
ga ths comnittnes request for fur
fhsr authority.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-14

OLYMPIA. F,eb. 1.-THE fiubus-
ierers Ia the house WIN hays sought
20 defeat the effort 10 divide the
state into three congressional dis-
tftetn met their Waterloo this
morning when the house passed the
0fesw districting hill BY a unani-
r,oua vets. led BY aeHi~f. % waki-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-14
cLoUoH WILL USE His
INFLUENCE IN MlNNEeOTA.

A. a meeting Of the Minnesota
club last might II was decided 10
send - NJ Clough. ex-governor ~
Minnesota. now residing a. Everett,
as special Ambassador to call on
the governor and state representa-
lives Of that state and mako a
personal appeal for an apprapria.
tion Of 400 600 for the Alagita Pa.
oifie exposition
President Christopher W. Horr
Of the club stated today that ia
order 10 increase It's membcrehip a
series OF aoelala will be given
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-14
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMS.

Another examination IN 10 be held
Friday BY tho board OF examiners u
the civil service commission 10 give
a number Of applicants for engl-
neefa' licenses a chance 70 pass
These examinations are coming
faster than any other and ~ the
examining board works free gratis
they are giving much Of their time
20 the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-14

Pruaocstinx Attorney Kenneth
Macintosh left for olympia this
uarning 70 answer TO the wrii ~
manaamua proceedings granted
VIII ". Thompson Tor an lmmedi-
ate hearing a. to Chester Thamp.
s0n'a insanity.
An information charging the
slayer u Judge Emory With inssu.
ny vas filed against him b. hia
brother. Maurice. rccentiJ IN order
20 check mate tho prosecuting 90.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-14
PURE FOOD BILL
CREATES STORM

short weight aud short measure
awindilns practices of manufaetur
era. and within an hour telegraph
wires were hot. informing the Of
Tenders aimad at These kilograms
started tha Wholesale grocera, man
ufaeturcrH and iobbera hotfoot Tor
Olympia IN lunches. aud today The
capitol corridors are crowded With
them. al lobbying for the expurEn'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-14
SHOOTS EXPULSION is
UNJUST SAYS KNOX

dying out Polygnmous marriages
In Utah are ended, II the history
Of the Mormon church N cause 20
bar les members from federal OF
floaa. why admit members of other
churcheaf What Christian or Jew.
ish sect has n bloodless history
II IL frequently said that sanetity
Of the home Is involved In this
Issue could not vote for Shoots
expulsion without violating my oath
Of office. nor without converting
my place here from one Of honor
10 ona Of shame"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-14
BOY IS
A BEGGAR

W. y fastener. young boz.
was this morning sentenced 10 10
days on the chain GANG for begging
Although Kasternef IL q young man
and apparently Ia good health he
has been twice uieked up an the
same charge. Police Judge Gordon
this morning stated that he would
give ever beesar caught soliciting a
term on the chain gang.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-14

February 10. az brighten ilearh,
Cooper Marsaret Cooper. fehru.
AIRY 10. ~ FauisbD.
Nero FRANK l. Mere. 81. Febrns
AIRY :. II sos ThitfY -neeand AZ.
eiustafsun Frederick e. GaHtAf
sefa -. February II. az soos Prank.
lln a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-14
GAS EXPLOSION
KILLS THREE
tssripp. rsI.arsph ssrsIs..l

ARHffFFs tNtAMtNF 3NNNAAasI
LOS ANGELES. Feb. it-Three
persons were killed and a dozen
badly injured yesterday IN the ex-
pi0sien Of leaking gas in n restaur-
ant on second and Main ats. The
restaurant wns completely wrecked
a. was a tailoring shop IN tho
same building Several offices In
the building were also badly dam
aged.
The dead
JOHN W MAIN. age SO. a ranch
e.. sitting AZ a table az the time
81 the explosion.
IAYONNE MYERS. waitress.
ANNIE CRAWFORD. waitress.
F'ptally injured.
charles Blumenihal
.. NJ Fuenies
Two Of the injured viii probably
die. but the remainder are expected
10 recover.
Three Persons May Die.
Reports from hospitals this after.
noon are 10 the effect that az leaas
three Of those injured I'm yester
DAYS explosion may die before
night The condition of the others
& reported az being favorable.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-14

taoripps Telegraph asrvles.l
WASHINGTON, Fob IA soma
tor Knox. OF Pennsylvania, an
nounoed today his opposition TO the
resolution that Senator Smoot u
not entitled to hia scat In a pow
erfui speech he said he thinks the
senate should consider none Of the
questions Involved except that II
exnulaion, requiring two thirds
vote He eald the only charge
againat smoot IL that he h n menr
her Of the Mormon church
ePolysamy. continued Knox. ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-14
Outlook Is for a Stormy
Spring

Girls coats will be needed more
than ever 81. $50. stss. sb5o
and S5as coats are all now SAYS.
A coat bought now will last all
next winter. London's, iii Second
nv. -"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-14

OLYMPIA. Fob. 1.-THE house
thla m0snlnK PASSED ~ d No. ss8.
approprtaslng money 60 hsild arm.
ories IN Seattle. Tacoma and apo-
kaue. Seattle gets tiao.eea
The nsnaiu Isansnt eight hllia.
sgnang them Gnnn'z bin exsmptinF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-14
CASE
UP TOMORROW

forneY's attempt 10 aend the pris.
anrr 10 the penitsntiary
roasorro~ will he argued the
nandamua proceedings. which call
npon Judge Smell 10 ahow caase
Why the inquiry aa Co ChcsteF'H
mentality be not conducted before
the other legal questions nos pend.
tnK are Disposed 81
Prosecuting Attorney Macintosh
declared. before leavlng Tor Oiym.
pis. that he would not oppose the
demand for an Immediate inquiry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-14

OLYMPIA. Feb. 1.-The senate
stirred up volcano yesterday
when II Inserted an amendment In
Gsay'a pure food bill. requiring all
food products and packages TO be
labelled with the weight or measure
of thu contents contained. aud then
passed tho bill. This amendment
strikes straight at the heart or
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-14
pr,.Ident ReadY for TfIp.

Steamer President will leave
Camden. N. J.. in about ten days,
according 10 word received by the
Pacific Coast Steamship company
officials today. Several we'll known
local newapapermen viii 90 cast
tomorrow 10 make the trip around
the Horn 10 Seattle The President
liz the new steamer Of the Pacific
C0ast Steamship company
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-14
Railroad oompssl,Ion.

for westward ports IN Alaska. lie
sides a full cargo she took north
100 pAasengsra many cf them Ia
horrrs for cAtallA aud others for
Fairbanks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-14

Al the rraiaenee Of Or. =. y. I'd
war 40 Harvard av.. last night III
men ana women gathered 20 protest
against tho extension % olive -
\ petition signed - iss property
owners q that district VIII be pre-
.ant~d 10 the council after ono more
meeting = hsid. l. u. oray acted
as chairman last niGht
& Omura and s Koada. two
wealthy Japanese merchants. are
stopplnx AZ the Hotel Batler ON
heir return 10 Toxic They held a
conference Recently in san Fran.
cisco relative 20 the settlement Of
che Japanese question there.
one hundred property owners %
Dexter AZ. gathered bsfnre the street
COMMITTEES ~ the city council this
afternoon and Submitted three aif-
fnrsnt pFopoaitions for the widening
- that avsuue. The matter vas
laid over f1F another week
Touched by the pitifui story Of n
wretah~d fife told BY pretty is-ysar-
aia pansy Campbell In police court
this morning. prominent attorney
volunteered 10 intufcade IN her be-
half and correspond with her par
enta In Victoria. q. g.. with she
View ~ having her taken back
home where she may begin iife AL
over again
panay has spent nearly 100 days
in JaiI since coming - this city, bat
sbe taId the blame for her downfall
ana subsequent life upon a man
who had deceived her.
The attefaey asked Judge Gordon
permission 10 negotiate with The
ans parents and the Judge granted
the request.
Mrs. Sarah !. PinmmeF. an old
resident OF Seattle and widow Of
The late Charles Plummer. died Al
her home. at James st and Terry
Az. yesterday Mrs. piummer came
10 Seattle in 1850. aud was 81 years
0f age. She formerly lived at John
son, VI Two sons. George W and
y. u ltHNHAHr anu - AAAhAANAf ~
u. W. McGinnis. all 81 Seattle, be
side three atepsons. Frank. Elwood
and Edward plummer. survive.
After placing the steamer spo-
kane on the drydock az Eagle liar
Dor yesterday Il was discovered
that the stern post Of the vessel
had been broken at the time the
steamer struck the rock near CAPE
Flattsry last Sunday. and her own
era. tho Pacific Coast Steamship
company. viii call for bids for the
repairing OF the steamer The en-.
tire cargo viii be discharged and
Transferred 10 the steamer City
Of Pusbla, as the Spokane win prob
ably DO tied up for several weeks
before the repairs can be com
pleted Many holes we're found IN